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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-27
Aniferbofer XebenS Wer>
ft9ernngs-W eieQidaft,
Ro. %, SeeonotraBs, i'm Marmor=@ ebdaos.
Sohn n. MIDDLE, @eitdftsfahrer.
8efanmtmaGnngcn.
Spe3ial' 0crnronntg UT. IL
I'M BetriH elmer neuen Horm bee Budbes fur
0ptrttuofen 9rosbdneIer. DeRiuateure unb
Refrif3irer.



Biirean Der Sanbes ~heuern,{
abtnBton II, ben 20. Del. 1Sby
Die Norm bee Bud,ts, pte te In benz reuen for.
mulare Wr 81 erI@ttnt. III bierourth anpeorpiiet In usber.
etnfunft nit ben Anorounnsen os Abi4nites IS bes
gelebss bonn 20. Suli 1865, Opt ben 2lauorbdnoIsrt I'M
Wroksn uno Rtftifltrtrn. anfatt bic tprm Des jest ga
brauGt.n Budes. ME In BEN GorrnuIar VI. 50. Ntgu.
~lations. Strte 5, Nr. 7, angeoronet; uno nab ben Yin.
oronuraen ees 10. NbIGntttfs beiagtsn 9eitbes N oas
neue Eormuldr Nr. So aud Jum @ebrauht Don Dtfil.
Iateursn. nit BEN iebt pom %oea,elben gebrandsen Sude.
anasorontt, nm bartn cine ~gedpnuns aber QUE 6piritlo.
len, pe.de aus II. en- 2aaerbdnltrn aeaoinmsn ip,tVen.
III iibren, unb aud bsnsrfen. an aDen unb pie ,oIde
Gpirltuoieu a~bstliefert tpuroen.
DisieB %Jormular pirb ain /. 6ebr. 1870 In @ebraudb
aeapminen rpei ben. an uub nod mtlhem 5ast itbsr De
ptuateur, 4,auorbduber i'm GroBen unb Rsttii,irer an.
aeipisien fnp, pie Nednuneen. 10 ,pe fe In ben pelaetsn
AbiHnttsn anqsoronst mo, In oisItr 8a9iorm uno lei.
neI anosrn, ~ fupren.
Dis 6teusrbearnten Nnn ansetpieisn. leo, Grlsidt.runa
ju sspatrsn. um Die yeribtiluns bes BuHes ,unl @ss
brau&t an L. 8ebruar ~ itpern.
3. u. DousIaa.
tungtrtnDtr 80 nmlfdr.
n y. Ieftlateurs. Rettiiijnsr uno Siaaorbanoler
I'M 0roBen perpeu hisrDurn benabri@ttst, has Debate
BuGform tn BEN Bureau bes .. GtarifteS pom
Wearplanc. Rr. 80, Ga 5 Naitimprenraae, lest
iur wtrtbsiMns bereit H..
Samuel W. 0paas,
1850 etsasr.9tHnssmsr b,s !. Dlfritis Som aRarpl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-27
Menritfa ma Gnhannn.

5abanna, 26. San. = GreOerieo @ras.
Stabsdef bes 8euerals goraoa. u. iein Yru:
Der &amon iino 5a @ienfussos bin8sri9tet
iporoen.
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GpSe$z Nu.etae.

Wittmpd,, ben 26. San, perI6ieo i'm es. 0,bens
iabrt 0brthtan WfdDrpu. Yin leinem 9rabe trauern
8pei 3obtsr. Gr rube in Urieoenl
8as St8rdbniB iinbtt Breitaa Nadmittag balb
8 llbr pom 5rauet baujs, Rr 8 On. M onu.
mentffrdAe. aus itatl. woia Ysriplnor uno Srtlnps
ttn8elaoen NIB. (23-4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-27

GB- Sn Der 9puis Mfntb'fHcn 8raus
erci on Der SelairJtoab pirD beute S9labt-
feIt e~efeiert. Seer Die 6reuOen elmer 9uten
Ntebeliuppe uno elmer oelttaten S6lu9tidti'
iel unO bic Yortrefilihtett bes Mutbi6en
vSattssa fennt miro beute ii4erli0 einen
Sang bic 8elair 9taao 6in0us MAIDEN.
Gu- Die .NJfpnutains&oec Wr. 81,
q. =. g. 81 begebt beute Abeno IN Der
T8orwdrts .Saae~ on 6npetteItr ibr II. Stifs
tunasfeIt, bas alien Sbeilnebmern na96aitis
oes @ersnlgcn perbeibt. 9r. Garl Bauer
miro nit Dem 8eiten, ruas 6Ide uno Seller
Al liefern oermDgen, auiparten.
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Selegrapbiide 9epei9 en-.
(Bsrt&ttt fir ben .9suti&en gorrtiponbtHttn.
Spnfdnteu.3ufub

IepsYo rt, 26. San. : Ser Sampfer
sArisona" fam beute nit Aipiapaler Nahs
ri9ten bonn II. b. uno s30,S72 in Gontanten
bier on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-27
Gustaub's ScbanSlune pOlitifber
x0erbre6er.@

9 a II j ran3tscD. 26. Jan. Ser
englli6e Sreimalter sgatin8er~ b.tn9t BON
Auitralien folgenOe pOlitiide sSsrbreder",
Die 1865 uno 1867 mad ben en8lii6en StraLs
Gulonie'n oeportirt puroen, uno oeren Strafs
seit BON 5 Sabren bis 3u lebensldnalider De
portation parttrt Sobn SenneD, Dennis s..
Gaitman, Dennis SenneRp, .Yatrid Gepsp,
SbOmas @98artp, WtpriB ,6ei8enbobm, Sas
pio JuDte. So9n Sbe9an, Yatrid g1al, MRts
dael Wtoore, SaolO 9unlmins, eu9en @ea.
rp, Sobn gBallb, gatrid Soran uno yatrid
ben Goluuie'n S6impili9teiten, fpie nur
@n9lano Iie politil6en 4efansenen biete. Su
erouloen. Sobalo has Sbifi oieien Saf, n ers
rcidte, muroe oas ealifornil6e sSauptcens
trumA Der 6enianer oapou benabri6ti8t, uno
loiort elm 9omits an 8oro 9eianot. Salielbe
~oeleitete file nab benz 1GtuB SauIe", einem 9ps
tel crIter &laiie. Na6mittags trbielten ie
BON pitlen bieli8en Srl6noern uno Anoeren,
psl6e iie auf ameritanii6em 8oosn lparm
piQtommen bieBen, Sciuds.
W ttfptel.-Sobesfal
SanSran3iseo 26. San.-Ser e9is
ca9o'erRupolpb bat Seerp oabtsr telegrapbt6
aufgeforoert, nit i6nt oabier am Is. 6ebruar
i'm 8ilarosg 8ettipieie UNI Die @brs oes belten
Spielers in Imerita Su tdmpfen. SeerD bat
NH OeTt SettuHYtN ues SpHluuIIVuoS w
3um Is. 6ebr. 9%eantportet, ba porber Der
rNtr6anits. paoilpn" fir oieien 3rusd nitt
3u baben lei.
Sobn 9B. GussIss, elm bsta8ter bieiiser
Saufnann, itarb am 81. 9eSelnber gu Sbangs
bal in CHINA zines iaben 3ooes.
NclIere Standardization ans europa.
Warts, 26. San. = ani4eineno aut9sns
tiIde 9eri6te osuten on, oaB Die Wtinilter Sas
ru, 2oupet uno Yalorome pe9en psridteoener
anii9ten Rber bic SanoelsiraSe aboanten
wollen.
Qonoou, 26. Sanuar. - Sm pManiton'
SouIe" fano seitern Ibrno cine 8roBe Yer
iammlun9 sur 6brnerun9 Der Iuspanoerun8
nab Ganaoa u. anoeren en9lildsn eolonie'n
itatt. Ser &oros Mapor flbrte ben SorfiB, u.
mcbrere anseisbene periDnli6teiten bisIten
&eoen.
So lit elm untcriceiI6ss &abel. oas on Der
9atifie. Suite Sio Amerita's entIau8 bon
Banana nad Napta in Yeru 9slsat psroen
ioQ, beitelt tuoroen.
Su einem 2eitartitel Der bcutigen vSir1esA
iber bic Annettir, 9plitit Der Der. Staten
beibt es: mSbi9on slei68iltig o'rein i6au.
emo, 1T Gn8lano bod uber Die Mn8ele9enbelt
Sominita's e%ritaunt, ipel9e Die i1orl leBt 10
I6per 5u lenfenoen Ncgertomnlunen etnTab
UNI cine pernlebrt.@
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noa 6nmii. hininte hieit MuEenihen

9os Gomiie binists bieie Rufs1i4en
8orI6tdQr. Yormitta9s puroen pom Gort
9reble @inuteni9hfe absefeuert. I'm a9t
llbr be9ann bic einfabrt Der 6lottiae in
ben eioentli9eu SaFen, nobel Sauienos bon
Runoop's Gall ais 3eu8e iporsn.
Sie S9iife oampften cine Weeils nett 1ers
Elm, porQr Der ,Wtonarh"; lpbalo ie Dor Gn'
fer la9en, fubr Die v9lpmOutb' an feline
far Bic dlubarran9emsnts Der GersmOnie'n
IofIen lid tbeilipeije erit mad Berat9ung NIT
Nomiral 6arragut beIinitiDe 8ei6liie tanen.
WabrIbeinli6 niro oiss nod beute Abeno.
mo bic fSlottens, Gtaatss, Gibil uno SrtsS
beb0roen cine @riammts9 eipre9unS bisrtiber
baIten, sei6eben.
Die @eabpSD'ibc Sci6enHottAe. -
Jbre Sabrt.
Yortlano Ytep 26. San, als Die
Elottiue aeItern Abeno bier anlan8te, fam
Sopt, Mfn. g. MeGombe pom Yunoesbar1s
pier r8GpmoutbA ipfort ans 8ano uno mad
benz vf5almoutbsS auie1, mo er nit Monltral
Tarroout, einem @omite bes Dries YeabooD
uuo 8ertretern oes Staates Dtnine uno Der
Staot 9ortlano cine Beiprc6un8 bate. gr
beidrieb Die 6abrt bierber als an9enebm;
nadoem Tie Spitbeao uerlanen, fubren beloe
Sdiffe bis mad llIbnnt III Trantrel9 julams
men; bort trennte ite Gin Sturm. Die pYlp;
moutb~ iu6te persebens ben rMtonar9a uno
fubr oann brett nab benz uerabre beten Sams
melplage MaOeiru, nobel ie INNER IA &nos
ten pro Stuuoe juriitle9te, 10 oaB ie 3 Gage
Dor Der IntunFt bes uMOnar6" in 6un6al
e%intrai. Sier mluBte ie zines ShOweititurmes
bolber, um ni6t gu ftranoen, cine 9eborgene
Steae auiiuden. Zen vWtonar4+ fano man
Dor benz Srts Stanna on Der anOeren Settle
Der Sniet Dor anter. Bsioe Gabracu9e lt9tes
ten nun Die Inter uno ieSelten unter f%tarfer,
aber glnitigem NOroninoe na6 Bermuda.
SIM Iergleide our sYIymoutb" is8sIte Der
rRonarb" 5iemlib lan9iam I'M &obien gu
iparen, fparo ole S6raube II tpenig 8es
brau6t. Sic rYlpmoutb" errei4te oaber 5us
ert Bermuda, blieb bort 9 Stunoen, un
Yropinnt unO bic flr Die 6lottiue belttmmten
Sepei6en mit5unebmen, unD ftteB lpdter tpies
Der 3um vMonar9@ Beioe fubren nunmebr
unter ss9eIs uuo 9ampftrait saslst@ brett
nad YortlanO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-27
Neaieruua8sS pIbperfauf.
Dir SumuIte in Gerfeh Nith.

Nem Wort, 26. San. = Sie GHerten
fir Electromagnetic p~ariiren bon l2l.22 bis
101 70
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GalnertnnsMnans Nannerein yir. z.

nnter pbisem Namsn ion bel IlnterJsidneish elm rtusr
Bauu,rsin scbiiost iperosn. poiu bsrei's nbsr 200 Wits
tbellr geisuhnei tinb.
4umraesnOe. oe Fd bstbeIiSsn pollen, fnb bsrntt
bofiibit r,n8elaocn,
beute, ben 81. Sanuar, MbeneS 8 Hbr,
bcbuis sntpGriuns ltberalsr Statutsu unp Gsabl Der
Btamtsn I'D, stRiinoen Ju iu0lsu bet
SarI Biidber,
Rr. @, &atpertpRs9 tpae.
fo1-9r HSsumoIbE Suhia s,rnueref.
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Sz4 tniere SIS 3obHs@ arnitiren
ssiautn ttnem 3sOsn. s~tei!pelie bon $3.50. @as
sSabnoptratioren weroen s~arantirt. 3abn.lusihben
nit Gas SO Gts.
MONUMENTAL DENTAL PLACE,
laan .5,lS.l Er. US, Mikauitb.. nabe @aDffr.
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WI. W W. pup
(21-SJ Steumaib y 5ub's s,raaeret.
d. 81. a.. n

0rurge gSalBtmgtnuzouaprTeiu ytr. Z
ba, f1 prouiioriib oreauifirt, uno fuo 4S GutbsiIe st.
leidntt. Aut &itIrniBsn. lpsldpr i6 einsrr 9uien sSste'ue
anluitsesu lpoltn. limo bpflGtt ftn8elaoti, in Meant
5risbertsbduicr's Gotai. Gfe Der Sapttte- nne
Sanai araRe. bsute abeno, Din "a. Sahuar, uI 7
upr Az etl9einsrt. Jm Nnttra9e non
anereas Sttp. PROB. prdt.
(l9,22-3) Gsprs &. aS. StSp, prpp. Setr.
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aS- Or. Pamtin's beribnttss NJ ebiSin'Hsuns
Der, "wIzARD OIL" gesen Sdmersen unb aneers
asiefn III ,u baben bel alien Grpsniften nne in
Ser, lIAx, xseRz8altimprearaat. t5an. II, lItt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-27
1rnt[dler MISUNDERSTANDING.

Tei Hkbert,br pcs SabrtsI6IuHts III es uuitrt
Nhidt, ben sitti9en SgelutbnersnneH nnltrrs Ssrttns
cine uebtriidJt al ssbsn, pis Die uns dnocr,rauten Seleer
ocriuanbt pMrorn. YIN l. Sam:ar 1869 nor unlsre eaft
sridBpft, nuo murbt oabsr in Der roHniHhen gertnttrt.
lung and. 6ebr. btIhlefeIi, elm 9oStert yum Btitfn oes
Beitins III pSranfalien, I'm Die 5iH'nBs1 ju beliern.
9as 9onierf, ~Utrbunosn init 1ubleaug, 'ano am IL.
Wars IN Der uGoneoroia~ Hat, un0 betrug We Sraf'o.
Einndbnte t24 90
ab Unto ten luut HeGltlr8el '''..'.''''''''' 1905
R,tto.grtras bro GOn,rtts.
YtttrGar bon WiIeleberr uro Ge lttnts bon
SrrpEoen pes Wete!nE pom l. Jan. 1869 ..'.. $3.50
3ulaTinen. ..........s 697.87
unierItAbungtn an Urine uno RraHte pdbrtno bts
Jabr.s So, SOL. 50
Blelben In GaNe am l. San. 1876 ............ s2O5. so
2etotr f6rneit mir nur NIT Beouutrn alf Die Dermtits
minoetung ber WtieIisper3abi JuridbItden, tnoem BITE
Ielbe nur nph 100 betrdst. Sn Der mandual %auiesiDot.
ierfn i5rase prpie miro pas Selo %Derfpanoi f@ itsgI Uobl
Der 9aupIsrunb oartn tpenn hr mo1dtlins oettra9
pom rs Gems IN ben GusBttreitnen fther Elm 9ertness
Opfr) baR Die " nirdgenocH ben gffub Der fnoHatlt1eH
Ntridmmlurseu %ignCriren, Do Die Snder 9eoronst nades
1ulebeu, uno ~numtntiit hbsr bic DerrpenouIe bes Ssl'
pgs an pie Acknowledged Jfitulprate 9snoHimen ptto,
nit m0alihlt oerauer 4enntuiB or umlianoe, meltt
10 T Hrs ourd, ben psriouiihen YeIub uerihattsu.
SIT es nm 9lstd sntmltb i9tno, cine 10 9trin9s apeii'
naDme fir einen geipiB Suiet Slued ih tlhoeh, 10 TMo Ipt
bod sniialo6tn. bas a6srt lut.tcr lu t4brsn, Sltss iu
tbun uno od Iu bclien, no ss plttllb 9totp t9ut
Ten GonsiIpriunsn fur tbrs Vfnbeh, Shit u: Grtnnps
lidielt nod unlern HGrmrsn 9aut Iassno uHo bolttnb
unb wiiniGenr. oaB Tic III otsi,r Sabre ans i9fe ueu'
Ger SprftaHo pom 1859.
BuItimors,l /. 3anuGr 1879.
6rdu Or. Seie mantsr Ytal lar
souile oaipari, Sps.grai';
Or, Dape. S@abrie, efWi
@tiuna Sdtdben. SER.
GUllettor inHeH:
Srau eittsneOrt frau sdbUli.
s ssissb.ra.r. a anSaiei
Wan Ztrbi, unp bic R3.anten. (231
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Wcdlanies' Onn : Waupl
0ener Yaubercin. = s!eubrn Wr. 10.

nutsr pbisen Stamsn bat itt elm reftr Sauusreth Or.
suuifrt. Die ndhtts BeI lam lung ftnoe: Breitag. o.n
20. san, abenos 8 nbr. bdi 6irIb, DIR. "a, ofprcs
e5ap iraee. itntt. In iusl1er bic Gitt 6reibr9tiDer trpDs
ben uno bic 9el,se OUr9elrl len lusrosn loliet Sue. ot
kD eInem 9ulen osrartiBsr Dereine anlGIteBen Eputns
wsroen srll1t, fb sinjurnoen. Sun AuIna8s
81. Sarrer, prop. Rrdi.;
q. Sfpien bat, prou. Shabrt.:
(294) Is. FIep, ptDp. Sstr.
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YuttcrpsSausU aMuerciu.

Die Witslteosr fprrDen triubt. elmer DtreraI L. Der.
iummluna beiIupopnsn, ipSlGe beute. Dpnneritaa,
Mbtno I'm u D nhr I'M Y~erlummiun9s , 2oial, rfr. 9,
Rpres (Shtnffrabe f%tatIttnoet. t23)
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Maskfn, Cops, DGaf,
Srmnrn nuf WeifeQnna

gDir p~sriertisen Setneen auf 8sienuus bon 2innsu ju
81 pro sue unb bon benz btren Wtusiin fir S2.25 per
etiid. unp saraniiren pbltse 3utriebsnbtt
nR esiuniA
u7-28) 0pr. 81, @efs5 0ltimprefra6e.
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Rtttos grtra9 BIO Gorjtrtts. ...............-s2os.6
BtttrGae bon Whslieberr urD 8ei9tnts bon
6rrgEpen oes llstt!ns pom l. San. 1869 ..... 1888, rs
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06
DUTTON ONIONS,
ID FOR PLANTING,
at H. ST. JOHNS


GRACE OF MoTIoN.-There IS no
gainsaying the beauty and general
fascination of American women, but
some of them are lamentably def
Gent in a certain finish of manner.
They are graceful, but too quick in
their motions to achieve readily that
admirable repose and distinction OF
bearing which is so indicative of high
birth and perfect breeding.
The first law of lady's code is to
move slowly, The Importance of its
observance is hardly at first appa-
rent. 1t enables her, however, to re-
tain her presence Of mind, to be al
ways on the watch, never to commit
blunder, nor get vulgariy excited,
and never seem in a hurry.
Slow motion is especially necessa-
~ upon occasions of ceremony, in
getting in and out of q carriage, as
cending fight of steps, or travers-
ing the length of room IN the pres
ence of other persons. One is Otter
shocked by seeing ladies in ricl
dresses, and even with trains, trip III
and down steps, across pavenents
and in and out of carriages, in con
scious way that indicates very brae
possession of state appliances, and Sc
uneering is the Indication of inapti
tude that evensa street crowd vii
;eer at that evidence of want OF habi
and training.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06
Advantages OF Understanding,

The advantages of under draining
are epitomized as follows by the Far
mcr's Magazine:
l. 1t prevents drought.
2. 1t furnishes an increased supply of
atmospheric fertilizers.
3. 1t warns the lower portions of the
soil.
4. 1t fastcns the decomposition of
roots and other organic matter.
S. 1t accelerates the disintegration OF
the mineral matters of the soil.
6. 1t causes Il more even distribution
OF nutritious matters among the parts
of the soil tfayersed by roots.
z. 1t improves the mechanical tex
ture of the soil,
8. 1t causes the poisonous excremen-
titious matter of plants to be carried
out Of reach of their roots.
8. 1t prevent grasses from running
out.
| 10. 1t enables us to deepen the sur
face soil, by removing excuses of wa
| ter.
II. 1t renders soil earlier in the
spring.
IL. 1t prevents the throwing out Of
grain in winter.
10. 1t allows us to work sooner after
rain.
IA. It keeps off the effects of colo
weather longer in the fall.
Is. 1t prevents the formation of acct
ic and other acids, which induce tn,
growth of soIrel and similar weeds.
Is. 1t hastens the decay of vegetable
matter, and the finer communion O
the earthly parts of the soil.
II. It-prcyents, in a great measure
the evaporation of water, and the con
sequent abstraction of heat from TIL,
soil.
18. 1t admits fresh quantities of wa
ter from rains, etc., which are alway
more or less imbucd with the fertilizins
gasses of the atmosphere to be deposi
ted among the absorbent parts of th,
soil, and given up to the necessities O
the plants.
I 10. 1t prevents the formation of s,
hard crust on the surface of the sol
as is usual on heavy lands.
| 20. 1t prevents, in a great measure
grass and winter grains from bein!
wintcr-killcd,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06
How TO BREAK OFF BAD HAB.

How TO BREAK OFF BAD HAB-
1rs.-Understand clearly the rea-
sons why the habit is injurious.
Study the subject till there is no
lingering. doubt in your mind.
Avoid the places, the persons and
the thoughts that lead to the temp
tatlon. Keep busy; idleness is the
strength Of bad habits. Do not
give up the struggle when you
have broken your resolution once,
twice, ten times, q thousand times
That only shows how much need
there is for you to strive. When
you have broken your resolution.
lust think the matter over, and en-:
deavor to understand why it was
you failed, so that you may bt
on your guard against a re-occllr
renee of the circumstances. Dc
not think it little or easy thing
that You have undertaken. It is
folly TO expect to break off a habit
in a day which may have beer
gathering strength in you for years
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06
~ Germany has been visited by

Germany has been visited by a
dreadful storm The disasters are im-
mense; houses have been carried away
and a large number of persons have
persisted. At Grosbm {Siebenburgem
the rain was so heavy that houses and
their inhabitants were carried away by
the current of water produced. After
the subsiding of the flood, hundreds OF
cattle, interspersed with human corpses
and the ruins of houses, were discover
ed in the slime. More than forty dead
bodies have been recovered up to the
present time. OF the sixty families
composing the commune, scarcely ten
remain alive. At Nazy-kun eighty
houses were carried off by the waters.
Sixty persons were destroyed by this
catastrophe, to say nothing OF the loss
of property, which is exceedingly great.
AT Erfnrt the lightning struck several
objects, notably the steeple of All
Saints" church, consuming the spire.
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Babcock, while the other three de-
clare that it is proven that he is
guilty and did use improper means
to get the treaty ratified. OF course
it was expected that the majority Of
the Committee would whitewash
Bakcock as General Grant is as much
on trial in this as Babcock who was
his agent in everything that was
done. II the Senate can afford to
ratify this treaty with the terribly bad
oder which clings to it they are worse
than the Forty Thieves. White
more, the martyr, is on hand. His
credentials were presented on Satur-
day and the consideration of them
postponed until tomorrow. The de-
bate which took place ON the motion
to refer them was anything but COM
plimenta1y to the Rev. carpet-bagger.
Ii our Radical lawmakers, especially
the carpet-bag fraternity, were COM
handed that those who were without
faint of corruption should throw
stones at the chiefest sinner, so con-
sidered, I opine that Whittemore,
un wieldly as he is, could easily dodge.
the missiles and come off but little
damaged. But the Radicals must
seem to be virtuous and the repre-
sentative of many thousand mumbo
Jumbo's will be cast out as unworthy
u seat among those who hold front
seats in tho Radical Synagogue. The
counsel for Pat. Woods, who assault
ed the wretch Porter NJ. G. from Va,
argued before the investigating Com
mittee on Saturday. He held that
where an assault was committed on
a member at q distance from the
capitol, not caused by anything said
by the member in Congress, he not
being on legislative duty at the time,
Congress had no authority in the
matter. Butler thought the person
of an M. G. sacred at all times and il,
all places. Hon. 4. I. Merrick
Woods counsel, replied that the laws
were not intended for the protection
of rascals. Ben. took the hint anG
|. subsidized. It is thought that Mr.
Merlick, one of our ablest lawyers
will be permitted toappear and plead
for his client before the bar of tht
House. TREBLA.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
(Name changed from La. State Seminary
BATON ROUGE, Las
Founded and Supported by the State of
Louisiana.

NINTH SESSION,
Now in progress, will close last Wednes
day in June, 1870. The next session will
begin first Monday in September next, and
will continue ten months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists of full corps of able Instructors
in all branches of Literature and Science,
usually tanght in the best Colleges and
and Universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and an Academic
Department. including Literary. Scien-
titic and Optional Course, a Special School
of Civil Engineering and Commercial
School.
Well selected and valuable. The Geologi-
cal and Neurological Cabinets, etc, the
largest and most conplete in the South,
embracing tho extensive collections of the
late Colonel Wales, of Mississippi, and
the Cabinets of the Typographical, Geo
logical and Botanical Survey Of Louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years
Of age, who know Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography.
EXPENSES
OF every kind, except clothing, for ter
months, $3.50; $500 payable in advance
balance February LIST; or by accepted
Draft, at 8 per cent, for ninety days.
Payments may be made through the Cana
or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during thu
session and charged from date of entrance
t~ DISCIPLINE,
Military, with daily drill. A battery o
four guns will afford facilities for instruC
4 ton in Artillery. Uniform of Cadet-Gre
! Cloth, to be had at the Institution at
cost ST $25 90 per suit.
/ For further information, address,
+ D. f. BOYD, Superintendent,
May LIST, 1870. Baton Rouge, La.
Il ~ Office of the University, in New o.
leans, at Swarbrick d Co.'s. No. 50 Cam
Street.
i *Until the rebuilding of the College ct
ifice lately destroyed by fire, near Alexai
dria, the Institution is temporarily locate
at Baton Rouge, in the Deaf and Dunn
Asylum. Location very healthy, and az
Communications ample for a large number {
Cadets. Number this session, 10.
j May 25-1y.