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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
s0ratusiicr fit StsiiraOe.
nn1tlmcrt.obip @Ifenbabn.

woa allen stattpusu-u nm $40 Wlorstns.
uro gB tndeIter uno Swtdenpdbe uni nbr giat'
mitta9s tausssncmlnen ecnuiu9sl
81 a tb benz gB ten uln nno 9.45 Nbenos.
Nad1 II reberd uub Su9erstomr-- - UNI $40
gHoroers unb A II. Nbenos (aussenommcn Sonnta9sl.
Wad G1lieOtt Is ttp II. 10. = UNI $40 uno
$50 HRurseus uuo $40 9iabmttta8s (aus9enoruusH
eonutoas).
II 80 Wor0ens uno ., s.55, 4.4O uno $50 " apsnos.
9lab Nnnapolts - UNI hno I'oo Utp'8s"s
ulto 4. 40 9lafbmtdQs ~ %. op....s
Bon 0aibtngtor-u I'm 7, Mno $50 Utor9ens
uno l2.45. $50. $40, $50, uno apenos.
Sbtfoselpbia.aBil n,Salto. @iienbabn
Wad 9btIaoelpbta, AN dentattonen
urp % eIdtparer Gifenba bn"- um 1.2o Wtors
gens (Sprntaas ausgenommehl. NJ, ,.
PerrppnC mad gurt 9cpoltt abbleBen0) uH 9.35 Wors
0eus (SalntnGs ausaenommeil.
glad g6iiabeIphia g a uun Nrws sDort tth IN
qBilmoton nit Der DSeiapars eiienbnbu" oerbnoeno)
nm 2. 10 yidd)nlittags (SoniIta1s ans9enoinmen).
Nudl ben Stationen bis YOrt Depoltt-
um ubr 9tnd)mittn9s tSonntags ous9snommenl: -,
9(ah gbtlaoelpb ia - nm 7.25 Nbenos, to9lld.
9lad New' Dort- eEpreBiu8 nm lo'ao "Vs''os'
tGsIid
pbtfabeIpbid.8attp eifenbabn
nerl6st Baltimore I'M 25 Ulpraers uub 40 9ladm.
8uct.glrcau SIR. l47, SBcit'galtimoreirafe.
ss6rslicbe Geutrat. @itenbabn.
Wad, Bittsburq, benz Wefen unS Mgr
ben bis an bic y an uue' Sta, siis
nm g. Is Wlorgeus tSonntd9s aus9enommehl.
ginh BittsburQ, Dem gB ehen uno Wor
bcn HI gB tlltams spprtuno @rte-t tGgltb ulH
70 20 Wddmtaos (Sonntaas ous9enommenl.
S{nd1 Y ittsburg, oen " Wta9ara= j d lien uno
9uTfa 10 - t1olid um 10.l0 Nbenos.
Olah Yittsburg unO Dem SR onef efen, dn
hen Sauptationen iiuiifen Baltimore nno Sarrsburg
Gnhaltenp td0ltd I'M 40 AbtnoS tSonnta9s aus9es
gBefIid,e MarpIauoer @tieubabn - uni
sl5 Wtor9ens ino $50 9tadbmttta9s.
9Gdl @ettpsbur9- I'M S.l5 WtOr9ens uno 1870
Tud) 0GnoOer-um s.15 Norsens unO 1920 unO
Gumberlanber 9baIsSabn-umS S.15 WOrs
eens uuo ~. 20 9tad)ulittdgs,
9ad) Yort - tG8lid I'M $50 Radmitto9s (Sonn'
tags ausgenommCn)
StadD Yartton - tGsIid) nm $50 9ladm. (spun'
tags Guseerpmmenl.
Biaet.@ireau; Sir. 8. NOros s6aIOertir.
Gdtpntpiuer Sferbebabu.
Stinolib upu ubr Utor9ens big nbr Ibsnos,
ubr aus9cuommcn. Sonntags tiinolib oon ubr
Wlurqens bis rbr Nbenbs (ein gBasgon iiir Garb8e
I'M rlbr 9Ror9Cns uro nbr Yahmitta9s) unS leoe
babe Stmoe bon u nbr Abenhs nab 2ouoou Yart.
gad1 GlIicptt & ttp I'M uno Il llbr Wtor'
oens uno unO ubr giad)mittags. 3urudtebreno bon
Gaicutt GttO I'M uno 10 nbr Wtpr9ens uno l uno
ubr gta6mittN9s sonnta9s en8clbollen.
NurP.9oae Hferhebabn.
9lah ON putotun ittnolif pon nbr U'or8si
bis ubr Ibcnos.
9tab Golo Sprin9 Sotel tSonntaps aus9t'
nonlllenl I'M 80 $50 Wnr9ens, $50 Na1mlags uno
iCoe 80 Miuun bis 7.30 Nbcnos. Sir farbt9e Yeros
ilen um unO II Rbr Wtcr8ens uilb 8 uno Rbr @bos'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
Termil1te Scri1te.

S3ubfirS in8ob9el. - Die @es
IeB9ebung Oes Staotes Sopa bat Elm 8eIeB
Sum SbuBe Der Sinsubgel crlaIlen. es be-
Iteben iolbe @eieBe in pielen Staten, aber lie
tuerben leioer ni6t aus9efhbrt uno aub nibt
our AusiRbruug tummen, bls bic Sb8el pers
tilgt iein werOen unO bent Ndtrbau etn unbes
rethenbarer Shaoen auNefnNi iein mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
spe,ial : Noti;en.
SHrrau brs GuliegilmS Der iPnli3ris
tSnmuliIiarc,

Baltimore, oeu 20. Mprit 1870
5n GhmGBbeit elmer bereits per6fentlibten Betannts
madbuug iuiro beute, Donneritas een Al. VI prtl
cine gDabl dbgCb Cbaen meroen
yadfoIgeno benanus pldbe limo bon ben NBatridtcrrt
als 9ptale ,ir Nb9abe Der Smmiette in brsn betrr.
fenben Beiirten aussGu6b worOcn.
Sm Aufira9 Der YolIeibeboroe:
t9N Sbomas g. Harlin, gtttllar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21


l. prs,. -S petteitr. nate Srpahpap.
2. grei. - Gfe fcr Tapttte, II. Geenifr.
8. prel. - 9tr. 134, Nore -grnelr.
4. preJ. - Gde ter Me9htrrp II. @senlr.
gSabtbetanntmadung. - Z. @aro.
/. Gre;. = AcrtTef,Gde her 9paes NIB Wabipnilr.
2. grei. = 8r. 4e7, RCrb '@aqs, swtidrn Gten' Hnb
Gbeprr.
3. preS. - glr. 154, Waeilpn nabe GnlOrlr.
4. 9rej. - Ode asauith unS &tasir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
Wdb(tefanntmonuno.-l9. gDdro.

T. VrelinFt-fr. II, Npre YpppIetpnlr.
2. greShft - Rrrewefete S6rpser. unb 9ernetDnfr
8. greSmEt-Subpa'G Gde Urn Saltinpre' uub Strifsr.
lta6e.
Z. prrintt-9prtwef'Gd ppn orrOrn. unt saratO.
aalirabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
Observation-Disclosures. = 10. gDarb.

l. Sre,. = Rr. Az, @ermanitr.. swiibsn Srpart.
unp 2bsrtpifr.
2. grrsntt = Rr. 20, RprS Gitsrtp, nats 9rnetrn-
StrnBe. ~
s. gre,trtt - glr. Al, gtprt Gatowfr.
4. yrepnit - &te SarapBd lln1 Srpartir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

Sie W..D. .Eribane" nimmt in ber 70 :
bslfraae" fOlsenoenS Stanepuft elm: vgBenn
Die Bep6ltsrung ems SbulDiltrifts es pors
,iebt, bab Die Bibel In ibrer S9ule aeleen
p.roe, per fann ss perbieten? gpenn iis ii9
oaihr ausipri6t, oaB lie Mot selcien iueroen
fol-, mer fann fie oaran perblnoerns Gibt es
einen benfenoen gbriiten. Der ben Suoen unb
unsldubieen surufea mbbte: rGure &inoer
mebr, pa Sbr es ni@t Iisbt, ooer iie ioIsn BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
gEntltefonntmnhnnn. Il s. gHarb,

]. Vrel, = Wr. IU2, SlNentr.
2. grej - Nprspeltede Won Wlpnument- unb Britt
tSuitrabe.
3 pre,. - Ode WaSilpnar. u. Gireenmpunt'Qse.
4. ptet. - Rr 146 WIeenmpunl. .arGRue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

Wablbefanntnlahun9. = 9. SSAre.
l. grs,. - 9lr. Q. Wurtet Spaee.
2. PIei. - 5areiter, nate 81. Ynllr.
8. pre,. - Rr. 2, 6rebertttr.
4. prej. - Gr. 80, 9purtlanes, nats Saratpsaltr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

8atIbefdnntrddung. - 2. Barb.
l. grei.-Sds spne II. 6iastteir. n0srmana Sptsl
2. grej.-yir. .2s9 SUb SpnsHr.
8. prGI.r-Nr, 1876, @aisrn.Qpe.
4. Yrej -Hr. SO, GGfGn NSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
Babibefanntmathuna.-ll.G GBart.

l. Yrsiatt - Gllper', ertr 9ttr pterhdlb Gsntreir
9. greStntt Nr. 27s, Nlpre Spwartlr.
8. pre,tnft - Dir 2s, Drutb StasNrenue.
d. pre3tnft - Rr. ITO, GatteRraI-, 8egenttsr @d8cr-
frete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

gSablbefanntmahung. - |. gEarb.
l. prej.-Ir. SO, GQiCtt6r., Gdntpu.
2. prei.-gtr. 1856, 9anrrsGpe.
3. prej.-Ytr. 126, Sttb g6aiGna 'pnllr.
4. prej,- gir. 12 Gbererir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

Die sSlmOur8er GeTorm4 priu9t oas
Yortratt oes flr5lih uerltors
benen 8 6lesWiger Nooofate II
9bsm / 8, oen lie ais Dihtsr Oes GieOes
,Sdlespig Solteln meerimb bun9en" be
Sei1net. QDir mhiien Der gBabrbeit pegen
benierisn. oaB ienes 8coidt Don StraB in
Berlin pertaBt uub BON 9bemniB nur nit
einiaen Abdnoerunsen, bic nitt unbeoiust
Yerbsileruusen tuaren. beraus9e9eben iuuroe.
Bsi Der eriten Ausgabe madte er bieraus ieiu
Sebl; aber als oas Gieo, ipelbes 9eraoe ben
red,ten Son Der 3eitbeDeBung getroiieu, be:
rlibmt uno iiberall ibm Der 9tubm 3uBclbr,c.
ben wuroe, tonnte er Der Ysruhun9 ni9t mi
oerfeben, es iid setallsn 3u laiien. @crn lei
ibm oieIe tleine Sdndd)e nahasieben, aber
Die l9abrbeit muB oenn bod 8edt bebolten
Nn gbemniB Seist es iib, Die tuublfeilen
Gauis elmer beriibmt tperoen tann, menn er
nur 8lnf bat. Cb8leih or ME Elm 8ebidt
aeIAaiien uno iiberbaupt fein ionoerlibes
Qtttt mar ipuroe er bo6 bis ju ieinem Sooe
aeIsiert ais Giner Der 9ibter bes oeutIben
Noltes. Mebr als oas @soiht ielblt bate
nit benz GrIolse bes 2ieoes hbrisens ,uobl
bic prddtise, dbt uoltstbhm!i4e Welooie
oes S&lestpiser Srsaniitsn g,llmann su
tbun. (Gr.:3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
gBabibefonntmdtuno.-2O. gBarb.

2SupiptIullIlIHlNlnul ulN.-ZU. 2NuEp.
/. pre,intt--Nr. 2O3, 9esit- -gittleiir. sou
Q. preSinft-5ebn 8. Gpnrab. Gds hsr 6rantltn unb
Sba!spprtbfr.
8. e,nft-geunfslponia .ass., seeeniber Srfrrbfr
4. prs,init-gde plcibsrtr. une genn(slrania'gIre.
Jas- Baltimore, ben 10. april 1870.
Rreisssridbt her stabt saltimors.(
. Wldrj' Sermtr. 1870.
8a bieies gerid,t eth fottbauernoes 0erbpt sesen
Hriebridb slit rraen, iei es burdl pIatat tutlds
ben neaen dbnd ieben. ober auf rssno sne gtrt nno
gBsiis sntpsbtr erdb 5Iadsn, ODER athsn jun Hbts.
fern bts bieres oper our arl uno aseiie Der ubert.
inns oosr Der 3uredtmatung fur ben @srtaM oesr oss
q rtauies leines 3Dnif.Yi.rs auf ene os Btie. tnb
ts bem uu, mir aemadtsn Bsrs dbnlt sbt ODER sed.
entass.n banbsln. ssrtatlia beIanst ptrosn.
1857 aE.- Or. BENJAMIN Sates.
GS- ltufern &efern i'm noroweftfi1en
Staotbejirte, bis binunter nod Der st. 8aulss
ftr., 3ur Tahribt, BOB tn iener Begeno 3ur
3eit elm neuer SrGsers Siitritt 9ebiloet piro,
UNI bort cine frhbere Yertbsiluns oes Blattes
3u ernl69liten.-Si MenDeruug piro bic 8e
3irfe unierer bisberigen Eraser $50 Stern,
grlins, Yenoer uno g9eber UNI einen pers
mebren. Mebnli6e Ienoerun9en, reip. Yers
mebrun9 bes Srdser Yeripnols tperoen mir
10 balo, als mDalib in oen entiernteren
iaoli1en uno bftli8en Staottbeilen einIhbrsn.
Sm WfarblanS Jnffitnte
eafiirt BON beute an cine bernbmte oeuts
ide 9ruppe @pmnaHen, atbleten, Darfeller
lebenber Biloer uno prismatiiber SPRING
brunnen, Sdnser &c.
IS iinb letenspertbe Sinae, bic bort bic
Sruppe bsm Yublitum pprihbrt.
Gas- Die uneliicfiihften Herloncn
in Der gBelt iinb Die, Die an Der SpspepiiG
leioen. AGes ieben Fe ountel unn tribe, fie
fhblen nit Ii6 elbit uno init Sebem miBees
ftimmt. 9as 2eben 1T ibnen cine 2af. Sles
ies tann Wlles Seanoert perben, tuenn Tie p e :
rupianiibenS Sprup sebrauden. Sale,
Die q Sabre alt paren, purosn sebeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

Sberf 8. U. Mad lett eini8er 3cit i'm
Sriessoepartement bei66ttl9t bat pOnl artesss
jetreidr oas Unit zines Rational; 6rieDbotess
5njpettors fur bas sanSe &ano erDalien uno
miro in 8dioe nad Ni6mono, Va, ab8eben,
UNI BORT iein Amt an5utteen uOn oa miro CT
iidb msiter iaOlib unO baum na4 benz lBefen
beQeben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

Notwithstanding. IL. W1rp.
flrdBe.
2. gre,rtt-Rr. 800, Rrrt sGutdwnr.
8. YreStntt-3r. "a, Oruiebia Gpenus. .
4. Yrejnt-gart &penue Iub 8plpbmltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
Die
GrbrimniGr rinrr grOtfn StaOt.
9(uauCt GpalS RSuia,
u o NJ a II

Yttfaiier ots preisgetr6nttn 9iomanB uDutd) aampf
Ilm 5riCpcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

Or. Sran5 Sic Der 1T gum ShieOsrits
ter uber Die 5pliden YRrscrn Der Der. Staas
ten uno Der meritanii9cn Re8ierun8 obl6pc-
benoen gesenielti8sn 5ororrunssn ernannt
mnrhpf1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
@dblbefanntmacbuna.-

Wdblbetanntntahun9.-l4. gSdre.
l. greStutt-8ermanir eeseaiitrr her gtuslr.
2. grejmtt-3r. 32U, Wet. .gpmbarefr-
3. grsinft- @de ppn Green. uab Balitmprsir.
4. pteSintt-8empnt', nabe Salltmoreir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

flniere $15 3abn-0arniiaren
aefaIlen etnem Stoen 1bsil,peiIe bon $3.50. Wus
Sabnoptraitonen sperbsu sarantirt. 8abn.uus,isbtu
MONUMENTAL DlNTAL PLACE,
t5an.6.15.) Rr. 178. atsauttb.. nabe 0aper
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gBQrp.

l. prSintt-@de 2erastpu' pnb GIrCenitr.
2, YreimfE-Sara.pea etue 1EIr wetb ron gearl'
fl aBe.
8. yrestnft-Gfe ron Soratplas uns JrsmpNlr.
4. greStntt - glr. 307, 9RulberrNlrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

7. Wrcltnft-yIr. 7, Wlrntrlr,
2. .gtesinft-- giprspei'Gfs ber Grlumbia' unS Gre.
montfr
8. grs,intt-gr l42 Grpefr.
4. preimit-Sde ron amttp unb G:lumttalr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

Sn Gon bon mill man tommenoen WlOnat
einem Der mutbi9iten uno unabbdngt8Iien
Manner, Die je 9elebt, Daniel Sefor Der oem
YeriaIler oes rGobinion Sruloe" gum Sor'
biloe geoient, ein 0enilual erridten. Sas
@elo Oa,u bot man in Sumnten BON 5 Gents
bis Az 81 25 unter ben Bewuuoerern oes 8es
nannten Ypertes auiSebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

4. pre;nit-Gde ron amttp. unb G:lumGtalr.
9Sablbefdmtmahung.--l7. @arp.
l. @reinIt--Hr. 4s4, qiabttr.
2. pre,inft--Rr. 1926, qi8bttr.
8. pre,mft-Rrrtpet.Gt qisbt. II. Grpffr.
4. Yreiiuft-NGrsor.G Gde pcn eigtt, II. Slmsgrgir.
Wablbefanntm1dung.- gSarb.
l. greStntt-Siewet.@d Sbarp. mtS tSamburalr.
2. prc,,ntt-- Nr. 1888. Golumbtalr,
3. pre,nft--Nr. 1874, Splinstr.
4. pre,iutt-9r. 8, Sae sGaltpunir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

/. preSntt-9ir 203 9eeh-gihbleir
Q. preSinft-Sebn 3. @pnrab, Ode her 6ranIltn' unb
SbaBpprtbir.
8. preSinft-gennIplruna sass., eeeeniber Srfrrbfr
4. pre,intt-Gde plpiberitr unb Yennlplpania. .gIre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

batteu, uno po Der seleorn bat, oa lie8en ibs
rer aud nod meGr. Sbr Wtann mar Elm al
ter i6lauer Samiler, unier utter bat oft lber
ben @ei3 ieints 8ruoers 9eipottet."
,,2lber mas ioll Oas Aaes?" unterbra6 Sus
bert ibn. l,g9as baben mir bapon, Nenn Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-21

- 8ie vRitter ots bell. Grispn" befnOen
ii6 jeBt in einem sroBen IusanOe, oer nit
@onlequen, seIiibrt wiro. in ben 5abriIen
BON u. Silpa & 9ompo8nic, Rr, - 80
MurraDtraBe, uno We&lunep y &nOg W55,
BarrenItroBe, Weld)e Die 9rOBtn 5lrmen
oieies @ei6altss limo. 1T bic Arbeit nleoers
gele9t. (Sts5t9)
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-20

THE SMALL FRUIT RECORDER ANr
COTTAGE GARDENER-Prinled at Pal
myra. N. Y, by A. NJ. Purdy, life
long horticulturist, is one Of the most
practical horticultural and Horticultural
papers that comes to our table. The
Editor has over tpo hundred acres in
Fruits, Ornamentals, &C., besides an
immense amount ofglass forcing houses,
&c.. and those taking his paper not only
get the most practical articles pertain
ing to these subjects, copied from his
exchanges, but his own views and expe-
rience on fruits, flowers and home
adornments. We notice very liberal
premiums are offered in the choicest
plants, flowers, &C., to those getting up
clubs. The paper has been printed the
present year at only so cents per year.
The coming year it will be double its
present size aud price sixteen pages at
81 90 per year. Send for q specimen
copy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-20
Billings Almanax.

Josh Billings has issued the following
circular of "ol1icial business"
/ OfAs ov JOSH BILLINGS FARMERS
ALMANAX for 1871
M Dear Editor Sum men are born
CRATE, sum git CRATE after they are born,
sum have grateness hove upon them,
and sum Amt troubled with neither.
But (my dear phello) the objekt in
writing this episIol liz not this, but to
inform you that shall let loose about
the middle ov October, 1870, "JosH
BILLINGS FARMERS ALMINAX for
1871"
No family who keeps two boss car
rage, should be without this Allmanax
Az anshunt knower, phull Of phaith,
let slip the pure and innocent duv from
his Ark, SO doth i let slip this Alma
max, and hope it wont come back. All
good housewives will find in this ALL
manax. how to train up their husban de
In the way they should go, and they
wont depart from it, and also how tew
make live slap jax.
To the weary wanderer this Alma
max will be a glide board, showing the
nearest cut to the next town, and to the
sorry, a soda fountain of gimnastic de-
light.
This AllmaDax gives the biography,
etlmology, syntax ond prosidy ov bugs,
beasts, and little cod fishes and tells US,
with the fondness ola step parent, the
right time to trade oph dog
In konklusion, it gives ME crate plez-
zure tew remark,
That kussid are Holsters and milk for
supper, for they have no bowels ov
mercy. nor mercy for bowels.
With CRATE tlexibility of karacter, l
am your timber friend.
JOSH BILLINGS,
Allminacter,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-20

DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE OF THE GER.
MANs.-Tbe Chicago Times, the ablest
organ of the Democratic party in the
West, compliments the Dutch in the
language following:
The Dutch of this country have proven
stupeEdous fraud. The records of the
War Department at Washington show
one continuous line of shelved Dutch
generals during our late war. Chan
cellorsville was repeated on a smaller
scale wherever Dutch battalions were
placed in battle array. They vote just
as they fought, on the side Offering
the most lager beer and the most money.
1t Is useless for the Democracy to pander
to the Dutch vote. 1t is curse to any
party.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-20

Washington dispatches report that ex.
Governor Morton, Of Indiana, in view of
the Democratic complexion of the Indi-
ana Legislature just elected, will not
resign his seat in the United States
Senate to accept the appointment of
Minister to England. Also, that Secre-
tary Of the Interior Cox has resigned,
and his resignation has been accepted
1t being limited that he will 60 as Min.
ister to England. Internal Revenue
Commissioner De!ano, of Ohio, it is said
will be appointed Secretary of the Int
rior. 1t is also stated that Attorney
General Akerman will resign, and that
Senator Williams, of Oregon, will take
his place.
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well attended. The eleven lads from
eight to sixteen years of age, who arr
the performers, are the remnant Of a
school at Deposit, N. Y, for INDECENT
sons of deceased soldiers, which was
discontinued about q year ago from lack
lofsupport, after very useful career of
three or four years. The boys exhibited
good drill in the manual Of arms and
, company evolutions, recited a few piece
only tolerably well, and sang choruses
with spirit. But the drum corps was
an institution. Little Charlie Fenton,
Drum Major, an eight-year-old, and
bright and handsome enough to have
proud father and mother instead of none
at all, is certainly the best drummer we
ever heard, old or young.
Col. Y. tells US that after filling en-
gagements at Wilton, West Liberty,
and one or two other places, the boys
will come back and give another per.
formance here some time next week.
We bespeak for them q good house.
Their condition appeals to our sympa-
thy as none other could; and after hav-
ing heard their efforts to entertain, no
one will regret having contributed
twenty-five cents to their necessities,
which are actually pressing.
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IOWA ITEMS.

Clinton now has gas.
Experienced Horselnen use Eq ulne
Remedies.
The hog cholera is raging in Des
Moines county.
Use Equine Powders for general
debility.
Prohibition in Mills countywas car
ried by $50 majority.
For ringbone use Equine Liniment.
Col. Sanford is delivering his lecture
OH paris during War Times" in Wes-
ern Iowa.
For Spavins use Equine Liniment.
Diptheria is prevalent all over the
State.
Congressman Smythe had a $4,000
life policy.
Equine Liniment cures all Skin dis
eases.
DR.. Farnsworth, Professor ofmuterin
medico, will deliver the opening address
at the Inauguration of the Medical
Department of the Iowa State UNIVERSE
ty, on the oath inst.
Dave Tan, who ca 10 himself j ohn the
Baptist, and holds deeds to much real
estate in Paradise, was taken the other
day from Washington to the peniteniary
where he will reside for fifteen years
for u vile crime.
A young gentleman and lady were
seen at IL NJ, night or two ago, on
Madison street, holding a gate on its
hinges. They were evidently indignant
at being kept out SO late, because our
reporter saw them bite each otherseveral
times.-Cdnton Register.
The Davenport & St. Paul Railroad
was completed to Dewitt on the 18th
inst.
A young man in Pella responded to
New York sharper's advertisement that
for 80 cents receipt wonld be given by
which means any one might communi.
cate with their friends at distance
without use Of pen or ink. The receipt
came: "Write with a lead pencil YOU
id fool"
Prohibition was carried in Buchanan
county.
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WESTERN HOME. - The September
number of this magazine-which was
burned out by the great fire in Chicago
has been re-published, and appears
with many creditable features as a
household visitor. Its pages are filled
with valuable and entertaining original
and selected matter. This is designed
as an initial number from which to date
new subscriptions. 1t has just entered
upon new era, with Edward P. Fem,
as managing editor, and Mrs. NJ. l..
Hoffman as assistant editor. Their aim
is to make it in literary merit what it
already is in circulation-a first class
family Magazine.
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BALLoU's MAGAz1NEFoRN NOVEMBER.
We have received the November mum.
Der of Baliou's Magazine, and have read
1t with interest, as We always do every
month that Ba!lou is issued. 1t has the
best variety of contents Of any magazine
in the country. Its romances are al
ways well written, it's sea stories such
as only true hearted sailors can write,
and all the reading is original and Of the
best quality. There are 100 pages, Is of
them with illustrated subjects, aud all
for the small sum of Is cents, or S1.5O
per year. Great improvements are
promised for the coming year. Morrow
4 Landt, and all periodical depots sell
Ballou's. THoMEs & TALBOT, G3, Con-
gress street, Boston, are the publishers.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE.-TheN ovem.
Der number, which is just out, concludes
the forty volume of this magazine.
Its contents may be quoted at trifle
below par, except the Editors Depart.
ment. The illustrated articles are 1.-The
Huguenots,' by Eugene Lawrence
"The Cave of Beliamar;" Down the
Mississippi" by G. w. Nichols; 1.-THE
Negative in Photography" "a Pilots
Wife, by Mrs. Spoflord; aud the
twelfth installment of "Frederick the
Great" A poem is contributed each by
Mrs. Spofford and Mrs. s. NJ. B. Piatt:
my Distinguished Friend. Seltstam,"
is arpreciably satirical; the serial stories
are both continued in this number, and
the first part of another one given.
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lNCARCERATED.-J Longerbeam
came from Cass township and plead
guilty before Justice Tuthill to assault
and battery. Information had already
oeeh hied against and an officer sent for
nim who, falling to End the accused
ala not subpoena the witnesses. This
oeing the case. the Justice was Obliged
20 commit the prisoner, who in surren
dering himself had expected to pay a
small fine aud be of.
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THE UNION HoUsE.-A large, two.
story addition has just been made to
this hotel building, which gives 1t ia.
cilities excelled by no house in these
parts for being clean, comfortable and
pleasant stopping place, all of which
Mrs. Fleming proposes it shall be.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. B. Wilhelm is
authorized agent for the collection Of
such bills due the ADVERTISER as may
be placed in his hands, and will receipt
for the payment Of the same.
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ELECTIONS NEXT MoNTH.-The fol-
lowing States hold elections Nov. 9Th:
Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Illinois,
Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts,
Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada,
New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island,
Tennessee, Virginia and Wisconsin.
Arkansas and Louisiana elections take
place Nov. 7tb, and South Carolina on
the 1sth.