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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02

Su Dem 5beile oes GtabiiHements. mo Die
GrploIion itGttfano, purosu 3~peiSoaige Stan'
gen ~oeUalJt. Der sntusi5suoe Sampf er'
finte oieien Sbeil Der Wal5nerfe tDdbreno els
ner balbsn Stuuoe, ebs man Die Seute per-
ousibaffen fonute. 6OlBenGe YerioHeli pur'
Den tOOt uuter ben 5rlmmern heroOree5oBen:
Spbu SipeeneD. Gin &uabe, Better VI. Sarf'
mann. Ntartiu .. g9elih, Samss G9nnelp,
9atrit Woran. SoBn SpwO, Wife 9Gnnou
uuo SiQp, Elm So0n pom 9ug9 Silp. Vim,
Smith Duree 9eiru9etrd9er uno ltarb balo
nad,her in ieiner g8obuurs. Sm 9an5en
cabs neun Suote, Gini8e 20 Irbeiter purs
SEN mehr ODER peuiger oerle5t. Der uuliang
oes argeri6teten Saaoens last ii9 niht 10.
olstb ermittelu. gu ben SerleRteu 9ebbren:
Vents gDlliams, Sobanr Gn9el, Carl part.
mann, Sobn oss Sstboteten 4eter u. Sarts
mann, 4atrid &ellep, Eeoop SormeD, Der
cine Stunoe lang unter Den Erimnteru Elm;
getlsmmt mar uno Dom entluei6enOen 8aHpfc
plrt gu leioen bate; Gbriitiou 9Strth, 5,
Sous, 28. Ssmp, DttNearncp Wtapn, N&atb.
Stnee, 9bilipp Wll6el, Sbouas 0taiertp,
Sames 9auleD, Gmauuel Steno, 8m. Sos
lett uno Nbtlipp Wic9norems.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
Wins 0clt SiiOcll.

- Gin Siu9ling, NHmens Sobn y. Sraot
ibaD, Sobn SObn W. 8raoiboW's gu &pn9
burg, IA, uaro leBten SonnabenO auf DEL
Sago our6 5uiaui9es Gosgeben ielner JIIntt
g~etootst.
- Sn Netp Orleans Ueriarhnclte it9 Ntona
tag Der 8eretu eOnIeroatiuer RtooItcure Dor
gouiiinua. Or. g8qr0 pom SberpiIler South
waro sum Yrdlioetten. @oup. Sborcous bon
gtnpoleoRpiler rYioneer" gum SbrlItFabrer
etpG9It.
- Sic Mt1fifppier @tisB8ebun8 trnt Sc.
itGrn lUisoer 3uiuiHmen.
- Su @itsbur9, Miiiiiippi, unrb Mon'
tao IIa9 Sunps GebGuOe IN QSalblngtpuItr
IN Btano 9fitcdt. Serrmam y VtaGs' Waa;
renUorrGtbe, nit $4,000 oeritbert, tpurocr
gGnili1 5erit6rt; Der @ebrioer S9aif Q9aa:
r~snlaQer gum Yetra9e BON $1,000, oas De.
bduoe sur 06be BON $500 beiAGoigt.
49, Gbarles WteS ommids uuO pier Gilman.
oerer, Die in 6olge pes llnglhfs auf Der Mil
i|iiiippier Central GiIenbabu" bel SrIoro
lApere SsrleBunsen erlitteH Datten, finO lett
Dem setOrben.
- @r. 0erger, tuet9er iiA felt leBtem SUM
aui Die Intlage, ben GberItlieutenant Crane
gstDotet ~ baben, 5u Sadion, WiiH,, in Wttlt-
tGrgeDabriam befanS, it WtoutaG auf Grore
0es General Aojutanten Der Wer. Staatea Der
Debut 0es S6eritts uon Slt0s Sount1 loer=
gebet porO,n. Spfort OGrauf tlu9te &ieutcn.
lSl1iam Gtwooo, Der General. Aoiuiant os5
4. Mtttitdrs 9iitriGts, BOT Rtdter 9abaneB ben
g)ergsr an, Crane ain s. SUM 1863 ermproei
~ boben. Berger iparo aIsoann obne Siir8'
i9utt ms SeidnSniG 9%eIanot.
- Sohn s, Sboinplpr, 9EIfs : YoftnleiItcr
on Der uniperiit6t ponSir9lnten, ip~urbeIton=
Tag in 0tlbuono pe8en SerGubun8 Der VI.
~ 10 Sabren 8efdn9nib perurtbeilt.
- Sie SiiosGarplIna'er @eieB9ebun9 bal
cine Bill 3urg reiruu9 zines S6uIoentilgun9s:
ionO fir Ole Stu0t angenOmmeu; alidbrllt
iol Elm Se1stel Der GbligHtionens S6uio bsa
Staates sin9ei6i't unO Die S~blisationen Der:
nl9tet Deroen.
= Sie gu 9tep. Orleans tasenoe Gpttpeni
tioU BON 8enerals Bra6tipeoiteuren ii. Ngen'
ten aus ben Der. Staten uno ganaoa, II
mel3er W. VI. Smith aus Columbus, Ohio
ben YoriiB fiibrte unO Is. 8. Woran aus in.
Diana als Setret6r f%un9lrte, bat folsenoer
8eI9tuB angenommen: pSei9lofen, Oab cir
Ausl1uB iiber Gra6t:e laiRfijirun9 ernann
ueroe, Damit er NIT 9ertretern Der perIdieoet
uen on Den Sur5transport : 8ei6dften 3tui
lDen Dem Horoen un0 SiOineitcn betbeiligter
2inicu itb iiber er6Bere @leiGf6rini9teit BETH
Rlaiiifiiiren Der SITTER uerlt6n0igt." gu Mtit.
g~lteOern oteie5 Ausihuhes tpuroen Die so
UteGOp, Senman, YGpton, Gafej, 5las. Stb'
barb unO QBidGr ernannt.
- Gtep. Orleans bat iid ieit 1865 feiues 10
8roBen 6remoenbeiu9e erfreut, wie leBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
@titcrr 8rrihte nlls @nrppn.

ShbDcuti9 la D. - Der GeFerent
it5er Die erbo6cne 9eauiionours Der Miir6e.
usr lanotugsiuabl, Aba. S0rG, ftellt in lei
neat bierhber erItatteten Yeritte fOt9euoen
SoauptGrtrag: rSie &ammer lpoIe bei6lie
Bnt, Is lei Die Q8lbt' Der 4baeoroueter BON
Rin9eu unO ibrer iteben %Gridbmiurer ais
u~RGtltjg III ertlGren uro cine ReuDa6t for
otrtt4It anIuoroneu." Die int sirielnen eins
gebrabtsu Retlamntionen iolen binQe0eu feis
ne maitcrc YsriidIi6tigur8 linden, nit Der elm
aigen 4usnabme, oab elm Wabtrann fir un
b:rafti9t era9tst uno oeien Ntanoat lomit
taillrt plr0.
VIM 6. D. 81. taate in Sarlsrube, aug oIen
2anot5tbeileu ja6Ireid hei6ift, Der SunOess
gtusi1uS Der national ~!ibsroleu Dartei. IS
ipprosu 9sidtiie aefa6t iiterIusbau oerBars
REORGANIZATION un0 lber Wittel uu0 QBeae Der
acknowledgement. Sn ben Gentral: ausituB
murorn 9studDtt: 2ame0, YluHtibli, gfbnrb.
GIsier, SuIel.
Gie p9orreiporoeu5 Spfrinun@ r,eloet biz
gtuennIrhQ Oes &egat'onsratbs 6rbrr: oon
GrpdlleB Q8cBbauleu gum arBcrDroenttihen
@sianoten uno ..beoDQmd9ti8ter Miniiter
gIpsrn's am ruiiiIbsu SoFe.
g~e5eimratb Or. Suftus b. 2iebig bat bic
Ron Der Btisni6oft fir &unF, 1anoel uuo
Wtauufultur in Gn9lano 5u gbren oes Briu=
SEN atbert o~eftiitete albert: 0tenaiae" etbat.
Ten. Sc 1T Oies cine nm 10 9rOBere &9re, als
nliGbrlt1 III cine ioi5e Nteoatlle rertbeilt
piro, lno bic oiesidbri9e bic erfe 1T, Die on
etneu Seutiteu oerlieben iporoen uno nod.
Seuti9iano %getoumen 1T.
Der .Glrlsruber 3eitung~ ;ufolg: tpuroc
bag Giitnbabrs Anleben bon 105 Wiiaionen
@4IOcu Dem Goninrtium DON NotDIhilo, Der
liner discomfort eieli9aft uuo &aoeuburg in
Mtaurbeim 5ugcibIagen. Ser Seaebuugs=
Gour5 1T md unbetaHnt. Sas Yublitam
erbGtt Ssle9en6eit Sur Yetbeitigung.
lint l. i5ebruar le9te Der Wtinii,r Der aus
rpGrttAea Au9eieaenbeiten Sr. y. 6reDoori Der
Stueiien baoiiben 6arnmer ben Surisoittlonsz
pertrng Saoens nit Dem NorooGutiden Sunoe
BPM 4. ,Sanuar Dor.
(Jaiierslautern, 4. 6ebruar.) @eItern
ermies cine 9roSs Iu5abl bieiiger Gintpobner
bar t~rol'd1ea ohae uuieres algemeir 9eadtes
tau Mitblr8er5 u. Ma8Eer, ieu.. Die leBte
ghra.
Is. .. ~. i4ret3t. rg6ir eriobren aus 3uUer:
tdTjgtr Guele, oab @rof BeuIt nit Glnuers
itduouiB Der Ne4isrungen unoerer 8tOB-
mi6!e Gin MtanifcIt ocrberettrt, rpsl1es
oegil 0cn Dem DtunieniiGen Gortit sur
Eisiliion porGelegten syllabus BrOteit
s;bebt."
6rantreia. Sulss Sabre belt
am Is. 6ebruar eiIe Sorleiuns lber Strs
gerpfli9ten. Gr inate, baB Die pabre 6reis
belt ni6t bura StruBensllnrube toel9er
&tt INNER oertbeioiat iuerbeu ion. ION:
bern blob our1 Die moraiiiGe Mfaht IL
berolsr S0een. .
SpGnie n Der Ssr;os BON Ntontpens
fer If urerlpartet uno unanosmelOet am
il. Bcbruar in Raorib an9etomnen. @r
Ftieg I'M pootel bes Yrincipss" ab, unO
ging Damn gu 6uBe mad Der Stride San
GiRss. Or beiuhte oarauf eiHi9c 6reun'
De uno ma9te IN peri9iebensn &dOen Gins
t9uis. 9ttt Sen; Nrtm 1attt er cine lance
I'M Gatel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
SeiegrapbiiGe Sepei6ca.
lHsrlhtti FIR htn .9rn.ihen GerEsippneentensl
SBcifcrc RdAridtten per sSitD pf
Iutipcrp."

AhNANNk
RnyOheuti der Yun0. Berlin, II.
Tebr, - Soeute Mabmittag um 3 ubr fano in
Geroe6ranier 49eile Olc f.ierll9e GroTtrunG
brr Rtthstuosieliiun im 99eiben SOdle Itatt
8 ic ,Saihausrtrlblncu ruQren oitsnlal ubers
flnt uno es trait gang beionoers grel Der He
bel tano beruor, 60B iHr Die SournGlllten
feline 9lGse ~reieruirt iino, fDnocrn ben Be
rlhttritattern HberlaIleu bIeitt, etnBetetlt IN
goiareunl filrbterliher GnQe~ o0er aus Dem
iiefheu StIIscUrunoc iiber Die SDraa18e I'M
Sa0Is ~ bcridbteH, rpdJreHo jar &dH1mtr'
irQuen un0 oerSl. eine b%ton0ers Sole ebGe=
ipsrrt 1T, tuetAe mob OaiI in Der Gl8sl lttr
hlelbt. IN Der OoIuge erlHiegeI Der @roBs
bsrsol unO oe @roBgerioBtn pom afedlen-
burg SG7wsrln nit osr 9erSo0lt 4leranortEe
~ WG&ttubUrg, ip6ter Sbre Ntai3Itdt Die
R6aiglH uHo Shre AontGll4e 9obelt Ole 6rau
Rsinieiiin Eurl. On Der SiplomatenIoQe
otmertle man ne 9ertretcr Gu9lanos, RuB.
EGnbs, Der Sbrftt, @oaGnos, Der S1lpeli unn
8orOGmErita's, iolole cine 9robe Arjabl Don
DtltttItoeru DER Oerl6iGoenen SCqationer.
SIN SGa,e lOQren niat uiel iber 200 Yer'Onen
ttog Der @eneratitat uto Der WlullterrGtbe
unwseno; aue erihienen in @ala. Gteid
ndd orei lbr trat Der &unOesratb, an oeI
SplBe @taf Sismurd, Der t9l idhiilhe 8e'
Iauois uon G6unruE, in ben SaGl un0 lttilte
iil AUX GiuteR Des 5brones auf, uno Sloar
nebeE benz 0rufen Ytsmarf 9r b &6nneriB,
nann Der Rrie9sminiitcr Oon Bloom, bierouI
ber gtoBberjoglth beiitite 8eiauote @eb.'
&atb 0oimnun, Der medlepburqii6e @eianote
b. @Rl0p, Ter Suitijminiiter 2eouburot, Die
Witu,iier gompbauien, Sslbriid II. T.
@iei9 DarauI eri9ien Sc. Wtdisitdt Del
SoHia, gsFDtgt pom benz &rorprinien, ben
4ttn5en &orl, Trieori6 Rarl, Nleron0er,
Hoalpert bon YreuBen, Dem 0er3oqe gSilbelm
III Wtcdlenburg uno benz Yrinjen Seinrit b.
0eien. Yrdi. Simlon brabte in iibli1er
IgEiic rns OrriiaAe SOD auf ben &onig, mo-
tnui Ger @tonor9 beoeften Sauptes ole
3gtourepe uerias. Ser YGNus, ipetter iib
Gui bic iipbsuti4en 8ertrd9e beiiebt, uno
cerientgt, pelarr Dem Yertrauen bes &6ni9s
nuF Dln gEtltirie0eu 2lusorud aiebi, luuroen
nit iebbOitem geifaa aufgenommen. Rap
Seen0iguna Der Tbronrcoe bra&te Der tal
iGaiidc Geianote Dem &Onig QGilbelm,
S1irmberrn 0es Noroo. Sunoes, Elm oretfa.
DIES 9oA, urO 8raf 9isnard ertlarte i'm Nas
men oer Oertlnoeten ategierun9en auf Aler'
Dpalten Yrdiioialbeis6l ole Rei6sto9. Seifion
tr0fast. Die &brunreoe islbit BADEN mir
nrTptfE tfrtlns4haslt \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
Geirknrhnna mn Warnlnnh.

InnapoIts. |. Wtdr3. 3m Senate
mar g%eStern tein Quorum porbanben. - SIM
unterbauIe gins cine Yetitior BON 347 Bers
ionen gessn Die Gerlesuna BEG @irihtsiiBes
bon Baltimore SO. elm; cine anoere SitiiGriit
hattie 524 untsritriften. mod anoere rsIp. 405,
1l6, 295, 498, 563, 451. 1862 u%nteridriften.
Or. Y8biie beantraete bic Nufbcbung zines
e%epiiiea 4menOements oes Srsibriefes Der
y96il sNilminstonz Baltic. 8ubnsGo.", tpos
mad aae grfiden berislben iteuerirei fino.
Sr. @errid beautra9te Elm @eleB gum Wis
oerruie Der Yenitousattc fur bic Soloaten uno
g4ittmen oes Grissss uon 1912 uno Die uebers
traGuns Der YefusniB, iolte Yeniionen su 9es
udbren, nn Die Gountp: Gommiidre uno oas
Appeafeuerseri6t BON Baltimore bic Yen:
iion, s40pro Sa9r, ni4t iberiteiseno. ioa
BON Jeofm b%streffsnoen 6ountp uno Der Siaot
bejablt tuetoen.
Sur 5meiien 2eiuna tam Die atte 3ur Nmen.
birun9 p.s 6reibriefes Der .Mpnumenial.
Jsuers 8erftberun9ss @sieaidoft" pom Batti.
more.
Sas @efsB our 6etfsauns Der arbelts,eii
In Den Uubriter iir Yerionen. Die unter l6
Sabren alt Fno, fam sur eritten Geiuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
&cGeI sGrpipfion NIT Werluft BON
ueuu ~ idteufcbeu.

Wontng Rahmiitus 81 ubr BART gu Strans
ton, 9a., Der DampiteieI oes @ebldies bonn
Sohuien Nr. 3 in oen gbal,wsrtsn oer ~9adas
irpanna. @llens nno Gobien Comp" nit furtt
barer @jelpalt. Gin GROCER Ibeil oes Dahes
nit al, ieinem idmeren @sbdlf, Gijenwert &c.
rs bel 95 5ub i'm umfans, marc in Die quit
aeiprengt uno ftiir3te nit fiIrdterliGem Rrat
sur Groe nieber. Die geiualt Der GIplciion
rritatterte bic babe Siaot. 3panaig ooer
hrriBig Wtdnuer purbsH unter oen Iuinen
bsarGbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
SetamatmaGungcn.
steaersD spartemsnt,
y aitimore,2 Is. Sebruar 1870.

SPadlrtd1t tpire hermit ecseben, tae, ptnH he
steutrt auf tas uadfolstnbt @efetbHm ni6t am cher
pcr lem 10. Wldrt b. 8. teiablt iiut, Id aeu6tbtst bin,
be Gin,tebuns s~trfslten bur6 Sei&Ideuabme rfer gtr'
pvrsRnebuen.
Ell Grtl6ruueen.-I uHe / beiet @runefif unp
Standardization; bis. rpn Riemuntert bedn'
fyru6 Stpf-gDaarsnpcrrdtbe; Gfate-Na6'
IaNeaitaft; 9utasmert - sert6iltder Stnibrsr'
Nnnftr elmer Gtr0pp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02

WE $3.50 ~ NNNt
bic DrIicnbIdsdtn Strt1rt noer Die Driisn eir9erotret.
ootr nb9eitorbsn fro 10 N nathrlih cine s9teoerbers
feGuna beS Saares unrn6gIim. Nneir. mas nod etrets
let per6en lam, tuirc burG ofeies TlitttI ssrsttet. Gtatt
oas Saar init rirfiH ~ielsartjBsr 9lieosridla9 ju beiGmtes
rer, iDiro ts baNsIbe rein uro irGftig crbalttn. Gin &C..
leesntIids- gctraud, oitiss Rittels miro benz Srdutusr-
ben oosr 2~tusfautn ncrbeuBtn unb ionlit Der 9ahlhcts
iteuern, 90 beies Saaritdrtun9smtttel tret opn allen
tencn I~t1Golidc1 Subrarien III. bic ettige a1otrt Yros
parate 70 eei1brlidl MAIDEN, 10 farm ts nlir iuotltbuerD
tprier, ME aber ihaoen. via
6darsEotfette
tann es Ntdts gDinlhenslpertheres geten. Ga es treots
Del, nod fyarbs itoite eatbalt. 10 fam es ielbit biz fslniit
meiBe Ietnr,pauo nibt beldniuben, pno oennodl bait %
Nh lGnSer auf benz 9aare, as arosre Wttttel, tnbfn %
~hsiuitlbsn iuseia eirGn ilpYiscu Gians uao a9obI8srna
psrlsibt.
Snbtrsttet bon Or. g. q. Mper & Co..
prafiiihen uno analptiidei Q%bemiferr.
SDpeII, @dHadbnfettS.
@reiS 81.
BET allen Dro8uifen rno S6nbleri' aueripdrts, &ns
groS bel 10. 8. Srpwn q Brreer In y alttTore
NJ baben. (Febr24. 19t 2nrpra3ugD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
Tlpnn & Gmrt9,
Mashiuifer,

eibueh.Qde Der boaicaps u. SaratosaArdes.
Dampjnat&insu, Rehel,
edrauben. u. g sbeprtien, BAhi&uttbs. R0srt1suee
Dampf. uno fDafsr. d tnst&tlnSrn, gum cs5en son
8atriien, bfentii@en uub Prtpats0 <bdnbtn.
pdnbIer I'm Glroben uni. &sirift MT tilsrnaA Weer"s
Tle Ihue. artttsn U. I. b !. at.
y gsparatursn wtres- EIustI!db btSrrsf-
q &tl.I2,SIsW.J han .H.E.rsFT 0err VHr .r. t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
Sic Gtaot5 Competition ppn Senneliec

bat ii4 betanntti6 pertast uub in 3utunft
Sas Sttmrnre1t BON elmer Stimnrurn=S teuer
abbaueis ssu1abt. &ls in Submit bonn
GOugreiis boreeIHlaaenen 8erfaiiun9ssa meu.
Dement'S iolen nur our9 cine @eIeB9ebuns
oallirt iDcreen f6nncr, Die nab Der Yorlasc
iol9er Imsnoements birett bonn YOlte sra
mIbif mnrDsr in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
Ytpti;en.

Sm Gunoes Senate ite6t cine 9eeut.
attung ocs 8otulns, iDelbes Gttter Strong
BON ga. als Gberburossri1tsr beitdtiaie, In
ausfi9t. Gtrong i'll eiuer Der S%nuptmdnner,
ipelde bic 6pnpention mad Blttsburs berufsn
ba6sn, I'm Die Griiili9e 3~eli8ipn gu Der oes
Siaaies III MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02
WeDi3taiitt)c Nn3etSen.
81 pees
0A0rldrhnnga Alittci

Sraueu Gnaren lire uatirti9t SrGft InS
fgurbe pie0er3ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02

Told so6r, IN 26s hibftitt Bfstfs 20 81
nan IN n. ,,Sb,ir $50 no bfeits Gau tie 10 "a
= nfsbis girS Tran.is. In ii / fprsf Wtulterrs s6 10
TnnsfSinn ooInt1 ii mi gRegtber-Y 1850 50 IS
.S npd 1s9 fmbfeite @dp 1850 u 50
ToHer aertf, tGfs Geeutf II sontbe $3.50 422l
Tonfnsper 4 Boon, I iieietts Baltimore 81 10 80
Gnaiss DadisI s. hot &c Off Serrs Roah sr 4a5s
5oancQ. sts, ioaG Srpnt 120s
So5n, 1od As 5,Nerfou II gtsn 'es--o II as
7orbed Gonrat, I II t IL melf 2toftot 10 is
Fo,bfd.r Wtair, fibfs'te Brett '67 IS 60
Dnrsstee S,e, lut. ITO off Sist As6
Vprttdf- gBun, futTofSfeite e%.rpttttr VI 81 3lsO
Tpriftt So0n 4, mbs 12 ptfi gts6uHo5 Ns-ss 81 80
9pritp Mrs wien, his INT t 2is wstf epmbarp 40 IS
q q. Ills / utb OF rrfiette Gl6Ow lane o.
1868 60 5zaa
GG, ss uuS / GA w.nfette GLOW fame
Gaftt, m5telu sol tatf gafttmor, 115E
Nprs GotNartre, rrHbeln At off GSreeu Is 22
~ Genrub. ,haie / ncrsf JeTericg '6s 90 81 %
Gli6d ", inrs l72 on Eager 62e5
70 90 as
8s 81 as
la Ncrfsa rerue 80 %
14s 70 %
wrs"' (c,i Sefr Rulb,rru 1865 GO loo %
Simss 6, perfcnaI.Gi5eHttHm Ill part
1858 50 W oo
isss 40 81 so
N@Ns 6. Tot 3uItsrrr 1857 1908
Ttkarb n, III 45 mefT GeurtIare Us o9 iF2 %
q & 6 SirDhrtn lot rf Ndrtere'Ire 209
U5ortiebuug FoIst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-02

Sin Brdparat. has Mat riir
aneeuebm uno eeiunh, ioubtrI
aud iehr miriam In, UNI eas
5aur 5u erbdItN. @ebleitste
ober grdue Scast besom~
men Saburdb in Fas3er Self
wisber tbre urfpTMRsitase
Sdrbe init benz @laH4t anb
Der 6rifdte Der SussEA.
Sttnne9 paar ipiro oider. Benz
Husiauen Der SnGre miro fms
bait eetban uno Qablbsit miro,
tDsHn aud nidt intmsr. 10 bod,
Iebr bdufs, ourn oen @ebrauG ,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-26

Washington Lodge. No. u d. Henry
Tooley, the Grand Master. organized tlie
above Lodge IN July following. We
worked in that fourishing Lodge until /
withdrew, to move to Kinds county.
waited patiently until 1927 to organize
Clinton Lodge, No. is, under the iuris-
diction of the Grand Lodge of Mississippi;
there filing the different Offices you have
stated in your communication. Mr.
Comfort was appointed carte blanche by
Grand Master Quitman to settle difficult
ty arising in Benton Lodge, but could
not attend. He appointed Major Demoss
md myself to adjust the matter, In July,
1929. We received a complimentary
letter which remained in my possession
until 1868, when deposited it with the
secretary of that Lodge.
have fioated about among different
Lodges, and had the qualification of be
ing received with kindness at every meet
ing. / can conscientiously state that
never have had a difficulty with any
member during the long period of my
Masonic life (nearly sixty-six. years.
/ should be glad to unite with you once
more, at our Clinton Lodge, No. Is, but
shall never enjoy that pleasure again
not for want of zeal, for in feeling re-
main jealous member; but age and
| infirmity forbid. | thank you and my
brethren for your kind remembrance and
and notice; and although no longer able
to work with you, yet | viii ever hold you
in grateful remembrance.
Owing to infrmity l am compelled to
employ an amanuensis.
Respectfully and fraternally,
Your friend and aged brother,
HENRY q. JOHNSON.
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Grand Lecturers Appointments.
r.. W.. III. G.. Robinson, Grand
Lecturer. will visit Lodges as follows:
The Grand Lodge OF Maine.

The 10th Annual Communication of
this Grand Lodge mas held on the 3D.,
4th, and 9th inst. John H. Lyncle, of
Bangor, Grand Master, presiding.
Resolutions were adopted suspending
intercourse with the Grand Orient of
France so long as that body shall persist
in its present course of recognizing clan
destine Lodges in Louisiana.
Among the decisions reported by the
Grand Master in 1869, and approved, is
one to the effect, that seUen members of a
Lodge must be present in order to trans
act business. At the last Communication
of the Grand Lodge of Mississippi,
Grand Master Gathright made similar
decision, which was acquiesced in.
The new Grand Lodge of Quebec was
recognized.
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II. LamI6in.
A letter from our esteemed Bro, Geo.
Nicholson, communicates to us the sad
intelligence of the death of that excellent
man and eminent Mason, JOHN T. LAM
KIN. He died at his residence in Holmes
vile on Thursday evening last, 10Th inst !,
at halfpast eight o'clock. Bro. Nichol-
son says: ellis death was sudden and
unexpected, although it had been antici-
pated for some length of time. He died
sitting in chair, and without struggle.
He died of disease of the heart"
The deceased was one of the most emf
nent and respected citizens of Mississippi.
As Mason he was universally esteemed
'just and upright" He received the
degrees in Sincerity Lodge, No. pa, in
1855, and next year represented that
Lodge as Wor. Master, in the Grand
Lodge. He served this Lodge as W..
M, one or two terms excepted, until
the hour of his DEATH In 1859 he was
appointed Deputy Grand Master; was
elected Grand Senior Warden in 1866;
and at the semi-centennial Communica-
ton following, was elected Grand Master.
Such is the brief record of one whose life
and example was as a shining light to
his brethren, and who after a career of
honor and usefulness here below, is now,
we trust, enjoying the wages of the faith
full craftsman in the Grand Lodge above
where the Supreme Architect of the Uni
verse forever presides.
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PUBLICATION OF NAMES OF MEMBERS.
The exhaustive report of the Committee
on Foreign Correspondence, Grand
Lodge of Louisiana, brings this subject
ject under review, and concludes that
while heretofore they have argued in ia
vor of such publication, the Committee
are now of opinion that the eighteen
Grand Lodges which do not publish the
names thus ''save considerable expense
which is comparatively useless" Missis-
sippi is among the twenty-five Grand
Lodges that persistently adheres to the
publication of the returns in full of Sub
ordinate Lodges; and until better argu-
ments are presented than any that we
have yet seen, why the custom should be
set aside, we hope she viii continue to
publish the roll of her membership. 1t
is necessarily expensive, but it is eminent
ly useful, as a matter of reference, and
tends to make brethren more particular
in maintaining proper Masonic standing.
If economy is the grand object-and
it is one not to be lost sight of in Grand
Lodges where disbursements balance re-
ceipts we venture to suggest where it
might be practised with very great advan-
tage. Now in the voluminous report of
the Grand Lodge of Louisiana before us,
FIVE hundred pages of small
print, the Foreign Correspondence Re
port absorbs 144 pages, while the roll of
Lodges take up only IS. These reports,
usually worthy of all the space
given them, are read by but comparative
" few of the Craft because of their pro-
fnseness. They are, to nearly all except |
The committees themselves and their cor.
as fragrance wasted on the |
desert air" They are generally good |
things, we admit; but s.too much Of q |
good thing" is shout on q par with none
st all. s
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Tributes TO COMPANION OSCAR 4.
KEELER.-In a letter from that distin-
guished Companion Joseph FL. Drum
mond, Portland, Maine, dated 9th inst.
occurs the following:
81 was much shocked in further ex-
aiming the Proceedings of your Grand
Lodge to learn of the death of Comp.
Keller. His death is a severe loss not
only to the Craft in Mississippi, but
throughout the country"
The St. Louis Freemason refers to him
as ga good and faithful Craftsman"
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"ANTED-AGEN 10 $500 per
Wv month, everywhere. ma q and female.
10 Introduce tae GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This Machine will stitch, hem,
fell, tuck. quilt, cord braid and embroider in
a most superior manner. Price only Sis
Fully warranted for five years. We VIII
pay $1,000 for any machine that Will sew a
stronger. more beautiful, or more elastic
seam than ours. IL makes the Elastic
Lock stitch" Every secoad stitch can be
cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing IL. We pay agcnts
from $75 10 $500 per month aud expenses. or
a commission from which twice that amount
can be made. Address, SECOMB a CO.
Pittsburg, Pa. Boston, Mass; or -. Louis
Mo.
CAUTION.-Beware Of all Agents selling
Machines under the same name as ours. un-
less they can show "A certificate Of agency
signed by us. We shall not hold ourselves
responsible for worthless Machines sold by
other parties. and shall prosecute all parties
either selling or using Machines under This
name TO the full extent OF the law, unless
such Machines were obtained from us or our
Agents DO not be imposed upon by par
ties who copy our advertisement and circu-
lars and offer worthless Machines nc a less
price. March Is w3m
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NOTTCE..--In accordance with an act
Of The Legislature Of the State Of mississippi
snnraveds Feb. 11st. 1867, entitled an act to
Ipfrorporate the President and Directors of the
MISSISSIPPI Society of Arts and Sciences; on
Nav ID, 3d. 4th, 9Th, 9th, tn, 9Th, 9Th, 10th,
d.. ga Dan 25th 18th, 9th 18th, 30th, 31st
June Isl, "a. Sd, 4th, 9th, 7th, 9Th, 9th, 10Th,
lith. lsth 18th, 18th 10th, lIth, 18th 10Th 2lst,
ed sd. 18th, 18th, 18Th 18th S0.h July LIST,
IAN 18Th 76th. 18th, 18th, 10Th, 2lst, I'd, 23d,
25th' 18th, 27th. 18th, SOth, 1876 drawings Of
Lotteries, to dispose Of moneys Of SAID Associ-
alton win take place At Jackson Miss
Tar 9Dwff President