davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Ius Scntuefp. - Worb'0 erfuh.
SttuefsusGtufp uberuua.

5rantfort, ap., %. Nueuf. - Jamts UltpiieIo
ipuroe esiitrn bon eintm sstutTen Brorpn eeitoNen uno
iboillh usrtpunoet, Die uriahe mar elm ~poIitiider
Streit.
2putsoitIe, %. Nu8ut. - Cine sra fierner fanri.
lung btsu8ltd Der @tnfuanberungsfrage Der Chine len
unb tbrer Bertperburg ais urbsiter fano bier ttatt.
6sntp 5oues aus 5tibsrpile. 3d., iraroe am lebteri
EpUuabenb bonn Rlttt %triblaaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
0au Mmeurab's Menaaerte D

lit beute poItiu 3um leBten Mals in Baltimore
5u ieben. g8sr iia ben 8eruB. ii6 inmitten
Der Bertreter taft aler uno ~ieltener Species
aus benz 3bierreibe un5uidauen, nod nidt
g%eqbnnt, iolte bic 8elsaenbeit niat befi6umen
unb beute oas &isienaelt nuf benz Yelairz
MarfiplaBe beiuhen. sc lit aud fir lluters
haltuns BON Mt uno Sung aeiprst ; Die Yors
itenun9en beginner RaGmitta8s 2 uno Wbenes
8 Ibr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Ia8 Cincinnati. Arbetteranaes
leeenbeiten. JrlGnbifher
GSnuorpG.

Cincinnati, 90. auguft. = Rebrere
@ltaliebsr beg Rationul Irbsiters 6 onqrefes,
uelder bier 9etaat bat, BADEN iih 3u Der Ar
better 6onuention beseber, iDel9e beuts in
2ouisoiae, &D 3uiammentriit,
Ser 5rldnoiide Rational. @onereB bat iid
tempordr oraanifrt Sames W. GiBseralo
ii prooiioriider Yr6iOent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Nnseiae
0elbcr Madl 9entiGlanhl

SD babe anftaIten aetroffen. UNI nad tpie
Dor tiber gnslano alc bel mir anfacaes
benen 3abiungen mad SeutfhlanS
Al befpreen nno oon bort auf Mid sesos
gene WeGiel pinttlih 81 bonoriren.
& sRntus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
staats Normal g6ule
mshrepfprrtunrl

Die foIscnben Sepaiteinente lperotn ain trfen
Wuutdse I'M September ernttnft fperoen:
Die ormaf.sd,uis fit Die Nusbilcuns opn 2eb.
sern In Rr. "a. Rorh saeatrafe;
bic nj pecn.G dule fir 9nobsn In Rr. 1A4
Observation-Disclosures;
bic wtpten'2dule fur mdbden in cer. 80,
@artenhraRe;
bic IN peen 9du fir Sinecr unttr 8 Sabrer
mad benz ainoer'Sarien.Ylane) In Rr. 90, Garbcn=
ffrdae.
Sir @intrittsbtbtnaln9tn Ii 10. lpsnbe man ih an
obeneenannte plabe. Ooer In Gr. LA, Beff !Bdpettes
ffrafe, an 81
t192, 6, 204. 10Y Me. n. RerpeI, p~rinsipaI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

Die Betiebtbtit res Sjpf'Ihen TFafssG rtraFe
trs TT aeosrmann in gurrpa, wii IN Nmctita betauutc
ietu 8'brauh beitClrtt lid uttt auf btrie ODER iene
Rtr1e pcs 8pttts IN europa trtnter 6Dutge uuo GutIer
i'm, uie i'm Ons Volt iriult, Bun ben @ritereu hat or.
5pbanu 43pr mClrere GCtorattonrn uno 5tplome ers
-bdttru. uou Ge6trrcm bat CT Suuleube uuu Yriefeu ers
balteu. Iuortn Den purtreiftdl.n QBtriuugeu isiues Sc
trdntes aut hen VI Igen IN Der l%obtuoten gBeiic Anerr
ielbe iir etn usrtreiithts 9eilmlitCl gG8tH 1pspepite,
9uiten, Gutarrb &c.
@crfauft Ia nTen Mpotberen uub Speserei.
nddrethaubfuuatn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Gifenbabn 1Infaa in Hbooes Sc.
Lamb. Webrere 4erfonen per-

grnptbtnts, RS. %. uusuH.-Ber Gtihburss
Panaettr.3rain rarnie bsuts Nahmiitag bel Yamtuttt
IN ettsn Grants3u8. sehs ODER fsbtn p~erionen purosn
babel ltiht ptrpunptt nno bic Bnbn ipuroe burG has
aruinHtrptrt Der irihmsttsrtsH aDaasn bret StuHbsn
lang %ptripsrrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
sa~ 1fBftDme


Die elm ipe WtnIbine, tpeltt ale Mrtsn YPaterfaI fall.
isit ODER nabt Gis sin,iae wtaihint, iurId5e ,uienn,,n.
faBf, beitbt unb ndtt au berteIbsu geit uns ale Nrftn
Material. mas 70 ltt6f atftan iperhtn fam, nie elm.
faGes 9idben. DertaafstofaI In Rr. as, Rprb.
@barfesfraae. tSult i, 8 Wtt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Nus NbilabclpbiI.- @iSericeti6z
Rn;+ oroeu NrnntEr -Tausr

ghtIabtIpAta. %. ausuft. - Die gtbrioer Sas
lob, Sarss uuD HBtlbeIm gun9er ~nsrIutttA bruts NRora
geH, NIT rtutatu GuOereu Ytrioneu ourh @clullt tbren
8ruoer 1oNeph Gntug'r, fpether wr9en 9rnuntlueiHs
fttutrsBrfruuoe iur uutsriudungsbutt gebrdtt pCrOGH
ioute, aus ben R6n0eu hes Buuossf Utdrifdus 5u bee
freten. SIS nuBtsl 50 RurtHei Obuten r~tQutrtrt DctoCu,
osren sB 9sldng, oe Aufrubrer iimmttih ~ OErbafteu.
On Dem Rtssr : Quarter. gsndunt g9ttGiant 4leu."
erpIooirtt beute in ejnem Wtutfrtalm aarfus 8eihaft cine
Rnuus NIT &erDfu6l. IS ~entftune i[sutr uuO purbeu
meorsre psrlonen mebr ooer totHtger erbcbltt uerlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Aus Rcips2Iorf. - Shtfsnahs
rtehfeu,

Rem sYorf, %. aua. Gneefommen
finb bic 5ampfer n6oGahb' aus 2iuerpool
uno San Saeinto" aus Sapannab. glarirt
haben bic 8ampfer rGitp Of Baltimore nad
2iuerpOOl uno sSoutb america" na9 Brio Jas
ttnirn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
ne- 6utc unS rcithfihc osohruuo

brln9t 6ieieIbe Wlrtung auf eire ousgehuns
aerte Yerion berpor. bic Der y eruaniihe
v a a M, elm ~eiienbaltiass Sonif, auf bic
5tpaheu uno 1sruntsraetommenen ausiibt.
Derislbe meGt ftarf uno frditte unb oertpar=
belt Sdpdhe uub 3eioen In Stdrte uno Gez
,tpNbpit 100 D0N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
ST.. 3. 6. Mtrnrb,
~ Nys We dFItUNNT
ar TAI, 8apstts;, ~Jrpifd,en Sarf' nnb 3uwarbs

UT. IAIt BnDtttesl JplfdltN PntFs NHU DufDarbH
Giraffe.
Sunpe Sette. blrt1 Snbtstrrtionen on Gciit uHe a0rS
per ntCotrgebrodfn, ali ncrp0ier @uttrdituuq. SdrHerIen
i'm aopTe, i'm gtiden unb IN Der Bruit, Sdihtfruheitr
nraaHtid)er Sdlrpade, Snntn, 3ttttrn, orobenoemgDabn-
finn. Sdlnuiroigdt &c. leioeno, perosr, tdueu iirirt.
G~brnntidt Graribeitct her SarnWrge, Gin Sabr nlt, no
tiurrtiidr Wiitiel aar Nidts gebolIen, BELT CT outdi brts
lites ytittel In 8 9a9cn tir3Iib crit 3uge5o9ene lsber
in 3 3agen. Wteoiitnen irnoct er ourt Yott ooer GgpreB
tr9enhluobit. Sprctltunoct pon 9 bug y | tlbr. 2 biz g
ubr uno L 8 bis 8 Qbr Ibenos. Saucrnoe Stilung
lDtro 9%arantirt. lWus. i ,lOWtt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
RS- 8er cine
0a9 Mai6ine
mietben min, perstffe ia nid,t. bel 8rn-
We&euntH,
Rr. 1875, Sesas6aDettefrase.
nriufnrtdhen. n9I. S.5l
MniannliS.
UutGDGltSt
ba8 arcse INN timmenbe Wtttel.

UHB HCDBE NNI WNtLfEI+
Ssin GtnfluB auf bic petbdrteRen 5Gae bon SbMWos
ttsnus lit In Der Shat Dirberbar.
yRelufon's Depot, ga, 25. WprtI 1869.
Weiue Serren ! - SD erbielt ibre freunoltten 3eie3
i'm Wtdrj. ebsnio bic befcute pRoiaoalis" uno banfc
Sbuen pteImaIs. pa Id, mid burd1 DeHrn 9ebrautj ipes
irntIidJ erIeidtert fiblt, SD leios isit 9 Sahrtr an
Rbeun,otisuus. iooaB nleine SGnor ;ur Seit. Gis i'd bic
Wteoiain beHellte, ben & dreibeoisnt %Orria9ten, ipsbbalb
mein Better fir mid i6rirb.
Sd babe crit 2 6laf' u or ar,nei 9ebraudt. abcr Die
Wittine mar punosrpur. Cd idreibe 9bnen tebt islbit
uno beoatf bic 8tenfie meines 8ttters ni6t mebr
(l92,4 ,6,S, 200,2l GSx u. g."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Orr Mnrn1nr.9nhn.

Slut reines Gas fpiro aum 3dbndusJisben obne
Stmerieu in Sar. Rs Sftrbsg haFteshr ssbranht,
lpoitlbt aud OEr b6hitt YretS FUR ats Soloplattsh bes
. lGus. sO.aMtel Or Q. 9. &cutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Ser nattpnalc Arbeitcr &pnereB
in Niuciuuatt.

0tnttnHuttt ~. NuQut, 2eE VChllbt Aug
mar her lebte oGs GDugretes.
gs5u9lib Der G%biusiens FrGae lpuroe beihlofcrt:
= II AHbetradt, odB bic JmportIttou unb ods
teBige Sutton Der Gtup1noeruHg. non eoolWs til nteie
Der. Staten bic 8runoldae unlerer &epu6ut inter
grGbt u7b Oas SOicU Der treten Wrbctt u%erni1tft, ods
be @aits Der repubI R'9ierun8s 6urr biloet uno ben
70 ihreu Reihtbum Der Station ausinutt, unb
Sn AHbttraht, 0aB mir. bic mir gum Nrbetters
SoHgrtB periamnclt limo, uns betpuBt ltno, ooB mir Die
gDaage Der politiittn Utadt Der Der. Staatsu in D 7
SanO haben, UNI srtiblo'er, bteislbs gum ShuBe Der
ttsteu &rbstt IN beuuRsn. 10 let IS
8eidIOffeu, bag oisisr rationale Grbetters6Ou'
greB Die Nufbsbung Oes Sertrages nit Sbtna oers
ljHat, O~emiuioi9e bic Stnfibrlrg non Sbtnelen an
uuiers 8tftGoe q~etattet miro,
Cine Heioluttou nuroe an9eHorl1nett, lutldt ben ST.
fretar nnluetit, oas Botum Der SenGtoren tHo Htpras
%ieutanttr hes Sonsreiiss itbsr bic 6ra9en, neIae Die
9rbettcrr Sntereiien beriibren. dutlu5ethnell.
9as 8sbalt ots Yrdiornten paroe aI 1900 collars
Sn Der gddmfttass . sibuns ipuroe bic 3ett fir bic
rdafe 3uiammenEunft aut ben 3. Nlonta8 I'M @u8utt
giat Finer ilrmifaeu Debate rpurOe iiter Die Con.
|Ttitutton abgsdt1Hnt. Da fe ietu 3wstottttcIssS otln
erbisIt. mar ie als ourh9ctalsu 81 betratteH. Dies
cab BsranIa flung 3ur 8srptrruns uno gu ltirmil1en
Der gtu.qraRosnt osrIteB ietnen etuRI unO id8te.
grafOtnt srcocGtt cruarts 5alsbt Die Contribution aIs
&uf Wutrae rraatsn It'd Die Delegation osrbinolib, in
10 Sa8eu mad tbrsr Sttmtunft SO per Wtann ~ bsinbs
len uHo ibre sGuIo ali YE0IIoentea &repeutt aplus
trdgen.
Sarauf osttoete i'd Der GouarsB sine die.
Aus Ginctnnati.-S GIecnfcf
Giuctnuati %. IuguF. - 8aS Organizations
Gomtts os natiOnaItn 5tibtuftitrs bat ME bsuts
Nbeno in Demielbtn %mtt8etbetlt lpuroe, BortebruuBeH
CUR AutHabms non 800 I%rsnosn S4isen 9stroneH'
gieuere &abelnadridteH ans europa.
JransGfibe W1ittbeitun9sn: Sa'
game in WpntmeSD, in Srms
humiliation NIT WcWfabpn. -
&eutfhc Mrmce sectmirt uub
SeutfAtanS in Shrsceen.-G 81
franS6fffer Sieg NartS 1T
pprbercitct.- ErauspOrt Scuts
fdber STANDARDIZATION
Dermitteluueen - Sie anoerc
Seite Der Mfcoaine: Die 9an
belspe1t bcfft auf Scutide Sic:
&C. Reinstatement BON 1pul.
Sin S0nntag in NbetmS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
80 9as 2Gn1enhIntt bes ,,9eutI6en
Gnrrcihnnhrntfn"

~erIhsinf jeben Srsitag. 81 III zines Der gr6Sttr une
reidaoltiafen Sl1tter Der Der. ct. Bel unSern $rds
strn aeniadbte 8eftenuneen neresn su s Gente
prp E8pdie piinstIid befprat. (56-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
0fuS @nlbiuatDn.

@a{bin9ton, %. Dtdr3: Der Gons
troleur bes 8apieraeIoes empfing beute bon
etnem encouragement 8anquier in Nsp .9ori
elm 8tiu6 um Die GrlaubniB, bort cine @OlOs
Yant anlegeu 5u oiirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
or g 8 lnrnmf-

Ser. 2s, SeurS. e~tbertpfrase. Baltimore,
mil $I00 Gtrnfe snbien. ipGnlt TT &Hsbrlft9tett, Gutt"
r6hrsuaH. 9 ntBiinours, beatnrsnoe Stlptno anre'
d%tbrtt9fstt. 8erIufi otr Stimue, Gatarrb unb ole aets
btu nfs Qaiies. Der 9uu8e, oer 2arnipe9es oes Slhiess
Der aaut, Shreniduien 9pspspHe, gBaftertuGt, Sds
mprrhoiben, Rbeimattswus. GtrppbtIn. Stetosnldlpd'
gBer nit bier nt6t auatfibrten 2tiStn btbaftst ia, iohte
ntht pergefTen, baH Or. Brau! ale nebst heilt,
ME Fs aud bergen unb beihaten ieig Btget. Or be-
iudt bic Rranffn BET Sag uno bet 9to6t. (gprl27.1J)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Nus g8 afbinstOn.-s tenereinnaB'

g~eGfbtuatpu Il, %. NuQuf,-Df beuttget Sttuer.
GinudhHen bettugen nur S23t,b72.26.
Der grdf0tnt 1T btute Wtprgen bon Gong Brand nad
Relpport gsgGueen, mo tr ais Sdt non y. y. UtoripH
ba uhhifu Samitl0 bleibgu mtrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

Yittsbur9. Ya., %. Nu9uit. : Die
9roBe Y,arl:M ebl -Whble bon U. Z. Rennsop
& 50. in Aae9banp Gitp, nabs 9ittsbur8,
brannte in Der uorigen 9tuht nieoer. Ser
Granddaughter betraat 10000 bel elmer 8er'
iiderung BON $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Selegrapbiidle 9epeidcn,
Gd8 Bp[bzHato.
Nus 4cnnfgI0anicn. - Der aroeB
Sranp in Aue9bang SttD.

Rem. gDrt. 90. ausuf.- osuttss salaBnOtt.
ring Il64.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
fgI0rCurcz%8 aBsWlul0ine

VTTIFutpI AOIfT6dTtI WTt9dHT'
91uft lGidlt uuo perGuidllUs.
2etdt aebonphdbt fir joe Nrt Nrbeit ale aiNofrth
VGIdtneu all @lafiJttdt Der Stidle lbertrefteno.
6lorerCes8 ertdufsitmmfr,
SretnuurersS empeI,
(5util5, 3Yltel Rr. 40. Rotb.gbdrIcSRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

Ca es fdDetnt bctuabe unginnbltdb, baB Or,
Gang, der pupuldPt 3 lhnarjt,S Sahne ohne ben
~gsrtneItcn SdmerI a~usjiebet !at1l, dber es 1T ntdtsoettoS
lucniBGr tuabr. Sin turler ihser Sdlat, Elm an9sne9mer
Srallrt, uno lpentt Der 45attsnt etluadt. bat CT oeH
ldmerI baiten 3ubn nidt meter. Ter 8ottor III aud
ctI geibidtcr g~Bunoarjt unb Usrrittet ale Cperattonen
in ietner Srande iebr 8eiAtdt. Nureau Rr 90,
RprbsGalpertfrnRe. L,Nnnt1l .3Vlttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
0olOs uuS GourQnts @c6icl

WNf WtCFUE rUNF
IL bsn rtsOrtsfteu Raiai bel
y. Ndine,
beuiidcs gStGiFlsBeiGdft,
lt-l Ode her Botttnpreitr uun u. .. Hbenuf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Naoaute ID. Says SnHtaniiGr &raua
ter sSinftur

tft Ote GrpBte DInttctut9ettu bt8
bcutiaen Cages;
bic Nn,abr ocn2eipst, mrIbe fe %seltnoert. 1T urberrte,-
bar, ulc uiele mrrilpiirOtge Scilur8en bat lie beperis
Iteaiat. On glnfiueu non 9tcural9ta, HbetTnnttsmIs.
Gdudd)e uuo In Der 5bat in allen 9rantbetteil, lueldge
bon Naturalization I'M EIutf berftaminrn. rctnist Ie
onflcIbc, uno fielt bic frHbtts Stdrte bes Gptteins tpte.
Der Der. Aue. melds nit loiSaR Hebeln beeGttet ltro'
iolteu bieie Utehtiin orriudeu
s 8rucer uto allen DrOguttier, ioiplt bel osm Sl9ett-
tbiintcr, SIR. 1853, DHsBaIttmoreftraBe.
lWnil1A.1 q. g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

hauptet falteBti9 Juradsetriebsn norben
fino.
WarIdal 8aSaiue iprtht nidt bonn guOe
Der Shlabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
GanSelss nne y~tnanss8ertd,ts.

Srantfurt a. DR., 90. Iu9uft, NbennB. -
Der. st. Sbliaatiouer 5hloFen ~ 92%.
Barts 90. gu8ut. Gbenbs.- Soris iblpB feF.-
Serttn 64 5ranes 40 9enttnes.
2ono'on. % @u9., os.-GonioIs DIX baar;
91k auf Gonto. D. 81. pbItaattontn '62r s64; '65r
alte. 49,; '67r IS. 10-40er SO.
9onoDn. %; Iu9uit. abps.- 8stnbI 80 Pfs. S ed.
fale A Sd. 6 y.
9fptrpooL 90 4usuTt. Nbenbs.-s3nai, rs 60.
Rat. Steinbl 10 b Suder 81 cd. 8 y,
Nntperpen. %. Mu8ult. Abos.-RBstBes NersHaL
Sttinbl 4sH 6r.
10 8rots.
eambura, %, NusnT, absnOs -.stin6l 1aTaart
3. IL Shiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

Als bas Babel Die Nabritt bra6te. oaB Der
franS6iiibe Winifter YaIitao am Samfta9s:
Absnos I'm aeisBaebenocn G6rper su Yaris bic
Hleoerlage Basatne's pom Eonnerftage gang
entltieosn in Abreoe sefteat babe. mar oas
Grftaunen srpB.
SeBt tommt Die &ufftdrung.
Cine BON Yarts in &onoon ein9etroffene
9epei6e melost, oaB am Santiago cine beun;
rubieenoe INSTRUMENTATION bort iiattfano,
peranlaBt ourh Die Na1ridt pom Der Yieoers
Iase bes Waridaas Ba5aine. Die unruben
tpuroen nun ourb Die oreiite Grtldrun9 Des
grafen Balifao oob Der Wtnri6aa nidt ee:
fblassn Jet, seodmpii; oieis GrtIdruns purDe
iiberaa in Der Staot 6ifentlid an9ef6la9en
nnb bate Die Wirfuna oas Bolt 3u beru.
bisen.
Warfhaa Sasaine'S 8ertht
i,ber bic Sonneriiaas Ratt ih rihtis, %rioipeit
tpie er aebtA - nie man i'm @nslii6en iagt.-
0ad Dem Beribte battle Sa3aine ieine Stel.
lung nod nab einem neuntttnoigsn Rampfe
bebauptet.
Das 1T ridtie. ipie man fid aus Der 9ar.
fteIung Der Shla1t iiber3eugen fam tuelhe
mir einem auSen5eugen otroanfen uno tpeibe
mir tn unierer Aussabe bonn %. mit8etbeilt
haben.
Sieier" intersfante unb ~eorrefte Geri1t ldBt
aber au4 erieben baB bic Granaoien mods
Dem he nsun Stunosn lang ibre Yofition bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24

2onbpn, %. Nusuft. - Die Staot pa
RIG 1T auf pole stuei Wonate oerpropiantirt,
nit Nein aui isds WOnate.
Inter bic 6amilien Ger Soloaten iino in
paris 5 Wiia. Jrcs. pertbeilt iporOer.
Worgen lol cine neue patriotiIhe Anleibe
bon $50 W2ia. 6res. erbTfnet peroen.
Sn Der preublIten Armee berridt Die &ubr.
10000 8erwunoete Der oeutlhen Mru,ee' n limb
mad Berlin ssi9idt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-24
Scr 9eHti6e Correspondent.
Trau56fibc 9erabte.
ENrr rnrnnGiidlc @rien-

sa3atne in mOntmeOp. CD
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-01
edit of the government has been

credit OF the government has been
nearly restored to It's once high
position the weight of debt is
greatly diminished : internal TAXA
ton is reduced to one third of what
it was when the war closed, and the
magnitude of the national o5liga-
tons IL no longer great enough to
induce reckless, dishonest dema-
gogues to tempt their followers to
commit the crime of reputation.
1t is OILY the neanent and worst
class OF Copperheads who now
openly advocate reputation by the
mode proposed either by Pomeroy
or Pendleton. Ten years from now
the debt will have 40 melted away
under the ever and rapidly incre as
ing resources, notwithstanding an
nual reductions of taxation, that it
cease to be regarded as a public
burden. or 10 cut any figure in party
politics.-Tri6une.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-01
THE NATIONAL DEBT.

The July public debt statement
shows q decrease during the month
Of S17.034, 1923, or ut the rate of
S204, GOO 900 per annum. The de-
crease CT the deb. since the LIST of
March last-five months has been
over sirty nine millions Of dollars.
making a saving in annual interest
of "a, 100000. The national debt
is now below what it was on the 1st
of August 1865, just after the close
of the wal, about $500, 100000 /;
and this does not include 100000,
600 of extra war bounties that have
been voted by CongIess, and paid,
Eor $50, 100000 Of army and navy
expenses, not chen adjusted, that
have since been presented, proven
up, and paid of. The actual ooll-
cations of the government, includ-
ing the extra bOunties that have
been liquidated since August, 1865,
amount to more than $3.50, 200, 900,
n Notwithstanding the large reductions
in taxation that have meanwhile
been made by Congress. The ascer-
tanned and recognized public debt
of the United States when the war
ended amounted TO S95 per capita on
the then populstion. 1t now a
mounts to something less than $50
per inhabitant.
AS recently as two years ago
there was loud and horrible noise
made by the Democrats in favor OF
reputation, either outright and
direct, as advocated by Brick Pom
eroy, or by the cowardly indirection
of q deluge Of shinplaster script, as
proposed BIZ gentleman George
Pendleton. People now bear but
comparatively little from either oil
these wings Of that party in favor
of reputation in any shape. Pome
roy's paper, which had 100000
subscribers when it was rantine
loudest in behalf Of national dis.
honor and rascality, has almost
fizzled out; aud Pandleton's shin.
plaster policy" now finds bu,
few hackers among the leaders, and
its author has ceased to be con
sidered available"
/ But while everybody can lool
back with pride and qualification a
the rapid diminution Of the public
debt they can look forward will
equal, or greater, pleasure, to {
release from taxation they have en-
dured for the last seven years. Th'
"dcad centre" has been passed Chi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-01
BALANCE THE ACCOUNT.

We wish to call attention to those OF
eur patrons who are in arrears for sub
ssription and advertising to the import
ance of settling the account at once. We
mean business and If it Is found to be
necessary We shall suspend publication
until We have made the coll ections.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-01
BOURBON CORRESPONDENTS.
BOURBON. Ind. Aug. sc

BoURBoN, Ind, Aug. 80, 1870.
Editor Repub.icdn:-The Republi-
cans of Bourbon township met in mass
convention on the eth last, and was
called 10 order by the election OF Hon.
James o. Parks, President, and j. ID.
Wilkins, Secsetary. After the object of
the meeting was made known, a motion
was made that We proceed to the nomi-
nation Of candidates TO be voted for at
the approaching cleo ton. The following
persons were put in nomination;
For Township Trusiee-Matthew Err
win.
For Justice of Peace-S. ID. Parks,
and Rev. III. A. Snep.
For Constables-Geo. w. Swank and
John E. Smith
For Assessors. Lightner.
The business of the convention having
been disposed OF, vote of thonks was
rendered to Marshall james for the use oil
bis hall.
AS for the candidates that were put in
Nomination, they are all old citizens and
are well known throughout the township.
A large number of our citizens attend
ed the ceremonies Of laying the corner
stone of the new court house at P.ym,
outh consequently it was very dull
day at Bourbon.
Sickness is on the decline.
Rev. II. A. SDep is contemplating Civ.
ing up travelling as presiding Elder, and
will follow some other pursuit for q few
years. We wish him abundant success.
Hon. Billy Williams, of Warsaw, has
promised to speak In this place sometime
during the campaign.
A certain tax collector made his bragg
In this place that he would not take e5t
for what he made in one day collecting
taxes in this township. / suppose no
when be charged % and 81 Illegally OF
dogs These same Democrats are asking
the suffrage Of the people.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-01
/" WHAT IS IT."

Democrats at Wanatah. We shall
have occasion tn notice this remak-
able curiosity quite often. We will
now take only the head and tail.
The Whereas" gees on in this
strain" all rights, political and
religions, are inalienable in the peo-
pie only as conceded for the public
good, embodied in constitutional
law" IT all this means any thing
itmeant the old doctrine of secession
and the union of Church and State.
Perhaps it means the new "Ameri-
can Party" SO ably advocated by
c. Il. Reeve. We should really
like to find out what it does mean.
We give the thing up in despair.
But We are inst as badly bothered
to make out the meaning of the tail
of this "What is it?" The plat
form winds up in this way =" Re
solved, that the symrathies Of the
Democracy are now, and always
have been, with the peoples strug-
Cling for enlarged liberties-(here
the laugh comes inland we ardent
ly hope that the people of Europe
1.-THE people of Europe ? now en-
gagged in war, will. with the attain
ment Of peace, be placed in posses
sion of increased freedom from the
oppression Of Emperors and Kings
chow many Emperors and Kings
are engaged in the war; and that
We utterly condemn and repudiate
the course Of all public journals that
during the present war (what wary
have vilified and slandered our for
elgn-born citizens (what foreign
born citizens y"
The foregoing is fair sample OF
the positive side Of this Wanatah
platform. This remarkable Re
solve" has not word Of sympathy
for German unity-not word in it
that has any definite meaning in the
The claim Of the Democratic par
ty to be il sympathy with the " reo-
piles struggling for enlarged liber-
ties" is seen in this platform as
utterly false. The Whereas at
tie beginning, contradicts the claim.
The vague nonsense in the Resolve"
the clYim. Facts of
History contradict the claim. The
Republican ty.broke the letters
of A, 600, 600 of slaves and eleva-
ted them to citizenship. The same
party passed the Homestead law,
and enacted the eight hour system
in all the shipyar;ls and other places
under the national Government
and in twenty Republican state
Legislatures law has been passed
eight hours days labor
unless special contract is made by
the parties. The Republican patty
is the party in favor of free. insect
arian schools, and has established
such schools in all the Southern
states that the party has been able to
control. And at the present mo-
ment the Democratic party is de-
nounclng the Chinese, and refusing
to give words of sympathy to our
German citizens calling them
!" descendants Of the hireling Hes
slams and declaring that the
mex. war in this country may be
to teach these aud acious scamps the
propriety of decent behavior"
While on the other hand, the Re-
publican party is everywhere in full,
free, open sympathy with German
unity against the most cruel war
ever opened against any nation.
But more Of this what is it ?' at
another time.