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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20
6. 0pbn SlingInff,
qRaA+a MumoIt

asroSE OFFICE, benz @erid,tsbauie in piOntolun
e~eseniiber
bietet ietren Deutiden 5reunoeu ieine StenIte in allen
Qcridtiden uno aoUotatOriihen 9ci6dtten in baltimore
Gountu an. Gr 1T nab 4 nbr yahrnttta9s aud il,
Baltimore in ieiuem giireal Rr, as, ct; ~autfr..
Ode Der Sarato9aitraBe, iu lprebsr. @r fpriht
Geutft. (SuUo'lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20
Spe3ialsN ott3en.
@elbIeuOnn0eu!

SeloYerourecn iusrben su benz nieortsifet eoitrie tn
Breubiiden 9balrrr, Rtetn. Suloen, 6rarte1 &C: nah
irocnS einem Sbeile G%uropa's beior8t. 3ie aifts Der
SauIer, nit lpslben mir 8erbtnoun8en unterbalten, Ut
In Der Sifiee oufaebdn9t. q. Siaiue,
n-l Gde Der 9aIttnorsitr. unO y ..O.sN0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20
III EFE~a4fgLNA4 FHsF@fz
WcfIi6e
alarDIdn0fr Ci(rnbaba.

Babnbpf Der vRprtscrn Gentrdl; e8dbn", NRe
spn 9olperts uitb BranPitnHr,
Bonn 81. Tel. an asben bic 3hgt. ipt ieIgt idgltb,
eomniuss ausstnOmm. n, UNI * nbr pior8ens uno *
ubr NGtinittags nab Double Sipf 0rttf uHO ben
RtpiiACniidtiouen
Der 3, Is r9r 5tib.S ug bon Baltimore tmIieBt Nd an
bic pninibuft md M dn6tftr uno SanIpfieab In
Slenn WorrtssG tGtton al, nab unipntppr IN Sum.
lpooo' Citation. nab fdnsptppn III Itiooltburg.. inO
nad @mmittsbmrs III Doubls.q tpe Is Erect tatton
bon 100 Die Gnlnsbuls niir nod Z WetlfH IuridiultBen
baben.
3urIttontirtnb osrla Hen bic SIG, 3oublt. Wipe. Grti
uni o 80 Wtorgers uno $50 YIadmittdSs; Union Briost
UNI 5 unb g. so WiorBtns unO 8 glad)mitta9s.
Die 3ige tomrien in Baltimore AT I'M 8. IS uno 10. Is
Wlorgtns llro 90 Wbsno5.
Gonutags sthsn teiut Sige.
u M. II. Serbian. General gtni.
t8ti16,1S ~. u. Srmiu, Suptrln,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20
;ssas 0Sibtiee
VI a3etge!

Dnrt fotbtn btiptrfittll9Ee BtEbtilonN0 mil tlilenl Der
.ratn Coulter grtntR's erpsoirs Id iebt rtstlrndhia
ana o. unb II. etnes tebsn ~ cnatS
tbit Veintsrrlouatt ausgtnorlntn)
sosI{htjjs ,Ya faatfrt BON bort nab SaItthaors,
unb itDar tr
frpaalsnt % ........s24 80 Sob oosr In Eapitr ur.
stnoer untr 10 Sabrsn ~ $40 tr Bsrsanuns ots
stnosr un!tr l SABRE lu Q Cob. Yrdrtiunls.
paIasisr. erbatsn burt metre Srensr Agsnnir gt,t.
iuiig iur Hetft. rro fam ebtnIaus Der game Ettras ipt
SrIdnoreiie big Bremen uno bon Baltimore na@ irgsRs
:tttm Drtt Der Ser. Staten bet mir btnterls9t lutrOsn.
(171-) v. &aifis, SaIitfiprs.
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@rspeiicr fir Rciienbe.

mad allen etattpu.n nm $40 Worstrs,
nrS WtudtFer uno Spttherplnbs uir Uhr Naa'
rrittaos tdusgtromneu 6onnta9s).
sad benz Wefen = nm ) rno e.45 AbeHes.
siodb 4 rebertt uno SuGerstOwu- nm $40
gRoracns uun An. 8 4beuos tausacnomnen Sonntn9sl.
8adl G%Ilttott Gttp Y. T. ~, UNI $40 nno
$50 Worgeus uno $40 glGtmitta9s (aus9euoranlsri
Gpuntaqsl. ,.n
II 80 Nlorgrns uno 2, S.55, 4.4O uro $50 AosItos.
glah annapolis - I'M Z nno ll'oV Utot8e"9
uno 4.40 yadnittd8s. m mo..,s
unb 12.45, $50. $40, $50, s rno 8 Ibetos.
shilotelpbta.B Gtfenbabn
Tat QbtIuocIpbta, 3wti6cnfattonen
unp yDCIa parer @tlenbapW"- UNI 40 u00r'
aens tSprntags ausgeroninienl; ms u,
Wad1 YbtIuoetpbiu uno Ncm'Uort lbel
gerrpOine mad BORT 0epoIt abbteseno) nm 9.S5 DtOr'
osng iSonrtaos ausaenpmmeul.
"J{ah 9 btiaoeIp b a uno q ep Mort ND IN
gBilminetun nit Der pSelalpare Gt'enbabn" oerolHoeip)
nm 2 40 NadmittaGs tS% ol'taqs Gns9ercmmsitl.
Nad, ben 6tationeu bis Wort Scpoltt-
I'M 3 ubr Radntttta9s tSonntn9s 1Isaenorlitenl. -,
glad1 Bbtldbelpbi a - UNI 1875 abenos. ta9ltd.
Wo6 Icw.Yort- @rpreBiu9 nm 1910 NbsHos,
tG9Iit.
gbtloSetpbia.Saltp Gentrai.@ irubabn
uerIast Baltimore UNI .25 Wlor9ens uno 2,4O giabTl'
8iuet.9drtau: 9lr. l47, Weit'Yalttmoreitrate.
S6reIid,e Gentrat'@ ifenbabu.
Ra6 gtttsbura, benz @tltn une Nor'
nem 5ts an bic Rtagara.6aIlt an allen Sta
tionen ,ruii6cn Baltimore uno Yort allbalteno -ias'la
nm 3. 10 UtOtHtUs NSuhhtubE .nh m -
Woh 9~ittsburg, benz Weten ln6 Nor
ben lis @illtamspOrtuno erte- td8lt4 Tin
70. 20 Na6mittass tSOnnta9s 9is9enolinsnl $50,
8uffaIu- td9lid UNI 1910 Aberos.
shan Ytttsburg II Dem Shometten al
hsn SauptItattonen Siuiiben Baltimore NIB Sdrrisburi
anbaiicuo = tGgIid I'm 40 abrnos (Sonntd8s ais8e'
gBefiit ~ u%rpIGnber GtieubGbn- I'M
s.15 WOrssns uno $50 9ladmttto9s; =,
9lab @ettpSbRr8- I'M S.l5 Wlor9els ano IN
9tufmittGgS.
$50 Satmttta9s.
GumDerIGroer Sb~nIsBabn-un SIS Uior'
oeus uno ~. 20 9tadmitta9s,
gtad Yort - ta8Iih ut $50 Nadnlttta8s lSorN'
tags dusgcnomrGnl.
glad Yartton tdGIid I'm $50 9la6nt. (SOrn'
tags ausgenomllel).
SIaetr8areGu CIR. 9, NOro.GaIpertTtr.
Gatpn4ptGer %ferhebabn.
stinoltb non 6 ubr MOr8ens bis 8 nbr Gbsnbs, ]
Tbr ausgenouiiner. Sonrtu9s thinoltb pm 8 upi
Uforgers bis 8 ubr Gbenbs lcil g9a99on ttr 6arbl9'
INN s lbr Wtorgens uro 5 ubr Nahnttta9s), uno 1eot
balbe stumble pom al Tlbr Nbrnos nab 9onoon Ytart
9lad GIIicott Gttp nm 8 uno II ubr utor'
aens uuo 2 uno 5 rbr Nadmitta9s. 3urlidtebreno por
GGteott 9itp nm s uno 10 ugr Ulorgefs uno l mo .
ubr 9tadmitta9s, Sornta9s stn9elhlOneh.
WprT.Sfpab Qfsreebabn.
Tad) 2"owipntowu ItinoliG uon 7 nbr Vlor8en
bis l. Ibr 4benos.
gtGdj @oIo Spring Sotel (sotrtaps aus9e'
upmlnen) nm 7. 80, s. 3O Wior9eus, 8. 80 9tadnlittaas lnn
ren I'M 7 uno IL Tlbr Wtor9ens upo 3 uno ! ubr aoos'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20
Mnfteduna in Der 2uft.

Experimental : Gbeniifsr babet pitoerbolentltb bic
2uit In unseiunDsn 3abresieiteu %anulpNrt. oa lie oas
u~ntdtbars Gift al entoedet boittet, peldes epiociriite
9raufbcit er,eugt. Gle babeu es nod nibt entoedt, lno
faum jpei unter i9uen iiirniter i'm Betreft leiner Natlr
miteinanocr therein. Dies 1T absr bon 8eringem DC,
Iang. IS seniiet III irifen, baB oisies 9iftise @runbbe'
ftanotbsil porbanoen uno oaB fir cine Sdubipebr gsSen
feinen beimtidiidcu GintuB seior9t 1T. SIN Grtblins
uuo @nfaus ocs Somners, ,pen, gBedielfieber, abneb.
n,snoes Sieber uno anbtre psrtooiide aranfbeiten iener
HlaNe uorberrIdeh. braubt man iir ben aprper init ei.
ner Sur BON 8 0 # etter's W q gensYttteren nj 5l
~frGttiseH, un ibnen III ~eut9eben. g9sni, oteIe BorItdtS'
l,aBreeel oernadIiiiigt wproen 1T, mas IN etneih iolhtn
SeimIubungeu ausseiebten SeSirt nieinals Der 5au isin
jpate, uno penu Die Sumpff teber. parorpsmen tbatidt,
lid besonutn baben. tonnen ie INNER ourb eine Sur nit
ienem madtissn oesetabiliiden StdrIhn9ss uno witloe'
ranssmittel In Sdranten 9ebalten uno iertbsilt psroen.
Gbeoem aalt Gbiniu as oas ein5ise Specifielmf fir 5ro'
HELM uno 6ieber; aber &c 1T iebt a%nsemein sl8e'anoen.
paB bieIes pioerIibe NItaloio' cine ssIdbrlihe Wleb,in
III, unO baB isiue nadtrdslibsn Wiriunsrn msbr ala isps
Nrt os gBehielfebsrs 5u iir&ten fno: SO 1T leoi8lid
elm idrediihes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS berhbrt
tpeoer bic ertrantte Geber, nod rc9elt 90 Die Gin9elpfi oe.
nod aud oerbe liert es %irsenopte ben 3ufano Der ami.
inaiiiden Jliiitstsiten. Sohsttsr's 8ftteres oagesen III
nibt nur Elm beltres nnD ungefdbrIitrres Stdrtunas.
nitttl als ieoes @binin. praparat, ipnoern bat aud cine
9pobltb1tigs Wirtun9 anf ben ganjeit &6rper. Gs III ab.
fibreno rno a~ntibilio5 iorobl mic brett ~trGftigsnb unb
reini9t nidt nur ote Iusihetpungen. ionoern rsgelt aud,
bic anslhetounssoraans es rsi,t ben Nppstii. itartt
ausoluituns uuo fibrt rubisen Sdlaf berbei Wis IRA.
senmitri bat rs ieinen 3ttuatn. charlottesville bsnen
ietn anoeres ELECTROMAGNETIC Grieidternns brinssn lu
i6nneu lteint. werOen purd ielnen Yebraud in Iusnissn
gBoden sebeilt. t92-7t-l6p.l
~ &inser's. Rdbmafbinsn.-5r ". o. Str.
ton, Der iibtraus tbGti8e asent Der ~beriibmten Singer.
tdeu Rabmai6inen. bat isin @s'dGftsIotaI mad Slr. Is,
Roro. barlesfr. In has &oains' ide @ebduoe. perIsst.
am ertcn Gtodpsrie itno ale Wtufer Der Ndbmaidinen
a~uiseisat. i'm S,peiteu bsfnpet ib Die Mesrfitait fur Die
Nai6inenarbsi,er. Siabterinnsn II. |. ~. On ietner Bon.
,~tanoistett 1T oas Gtablilemsnt einss cer eleaanteien
uno erpBartisNen Der etaot uno Der Beiub be Nslben.
u%amsntlid 5eitens u~nierer Dauen, su e%mpfsbIcn. Bon
benz nmianse bes Ginger iden Nabmai d. inen.@eidafts
Tam man ib e,nsn 9csriff nladert. menn mir %anlibren.
pab anein in 1869 sc. ISL ibrsr portrsiNiten Wtaitinsn
ab9siebt iuuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20
Gas~ Sic uueluceitbftcu @erfpncn

~" Die uuGliicfitbftcu @crfpncn
in Der Welt IinO Die, Die an Der 9DspepiiG
IeiOcn. Iaes ieDen it OunIsI unn tribe, ie
fiBlen nit ii6 ielbIt uno nit 5eoem miB8cs
iiimmt. Sas 9eben 1T ibnen cine 2ait. DIE
ies lam Nnles g~edrOert perocit, iuenn tie y
ruoian DEN syrup sebrauben. Safe,
Die q Sabre alt iparcn, wurOen 8ebeilt.
(92-7D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20
Wncnt I'M %NNniAunntnn.

Or. Sdpie sBsfFftr. Sr. 10, Errop'e Court Itpts
I6tn Vsrriplpauid. 4Ueuut uno YsStrnBt. ~ un'tr
sigen, fir agaibingior. @eoractctuu urb a!ttanbtta
uno frb 3ablunesn dr ibn ~ tta5tn.
So Nrieigrr fdr ben -aotrtlporotHifr- wsrntu an
beiaSirm Grts enigeaer8rroHnnitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

Bur 8eabtune filr bG8 @Iblifun.
S9criiT hilbert sei9t an, oaB ale Yerionen
ODER Gorpprationeii, mel9e Stats Gon5eiltos
men beotirfcu, iOl6e bis gum l. Wtui Os. S.
bsrausiunebmeu, reip. gu erneuerH Babsn,
piOrieenfalls lie it9 Strafen uu0 nnannsbms
[ihfeiten arsieBen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

Yrins Yierre Napoleon 1T hberafI
uno nirsenos. Seute 1T sr in ben Mroennen
auf Der 5aso. morssn in gslgieu unp i9lieB.
LID in Imerita. gBir elauben, bah i'm Gin
usritdnoniis nit unierer neulihen Depel6e
Wosie Better idon felt msbr oils adt Sageu
ireenptpo in ben Der. st. ober Ganaoa Der,
itsdt 1T. Die yRotbsn' fabnoeu auI i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20
5pc,ial Noti3eu.
ssF- Sas @Go6enblatt hes ,,9rMtiGsn
GnrreinnnOcntctl"

erIhstnt ieben Sreitag. Gs III einss Der eroStru uno
retdholttaften 8ldttcr Der Ser. ct. Sci intern Era.
asrn gemadhte s%3efs1unqen peresn 3I s Gtnts
prp Af3pdbe piiuFtltdo beiprat. (b6-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20
Die
Grbrimni0r finrr arObrn Staot.

Roma
Roman
p0n

Iueutt Gtpalb Sonia,
@etfa fer oes preisgetrButen Jlomans yTurt Rampf
sum 6rteoCn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

Sm MarplnH6 Snftitute
ihe 3ruppe Opmnafen, Ntbleieu, 9arIieaer
b%runren, Sdn5er &c.
IS 1tno iebensmertbe 9inoe, Die bort oie
Eruppe benz 4ublitum oorfttBrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

Sn Yre NJ n bsein8 Die aus l027Yerionen
beitebsnbe @eielibaIt aur Yerbeisrung Der
Gage Der Irbsiter ant n. MtGr5 Gin grobes
SFrff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

Yrdiioent Grant uuo Der Seeamtsietretdr
9fobeion beiu6tsn uoraefern @eor8tto fp n,
.. s., UNI elmer Yrobe, Petroleum als Beue.
run8ssW Bacterial auf &rie8soampiidiiien 3u
beuuten, bei,umpbneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

Gin M orboer Id 9e9en cine
unge 5 ame. - 2lsbe IN SaB %uerpanoelt.
-Gine Sot3eit in falbionablen Sreiien, Die
nidt 3u Stanoe tommt. Dor einigsn Wo'
naten mar cine iunSe DAME aus ben sritsn
@eieaitaIisfrsiien in 8rootlpn. R.D., oeren
Harnen fur ben Nu9enblid aus nabe liegenoen
@rlnoen nod niGt beiannt eema4t tpiro, nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

8raf @aasloif, melber ocnSt. 3bomass
8ertra8 nit ben 8er. ct. nesociirte uno Der
ipdter odniiher &rie8sminiitcr iuuroe, bat,
wie uniere 2eier Uiien, iein Yorteieuille nies
bersele8t. So iheint. oaB er CUR aboanfun9
auf ben ibm in Inbetratt ieiner Yeroieuite
I'M ben st. 3bomas :Yertras perliebenen DO
item ourd ben Yertrauen5bruh Der Der. ST.,
bic ben Sertra8 betanntlih bisber nidt beitd :
tl8t babsn. ieiner eiSnen gbre me8en Sejpun=
Qen muIbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

Sn Sprinsfietb, Sa., (4incotn's 6ei=
matb) liegten am IL. b. VI. abermals Die Sez
mofraten nit 100 800 Ct. Wsbrbeit, troBs
benz Die Raoitalen 300 Negeritimmen in'a
Jslo gebradt batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

Yei Trenton, Ms iano am 8onners
ita8e eine Yrobe nit tineln neuen Ganpfers
Mooelle ltatt, ipsldes Die S9raube am Dor
berbug a~titatt am Stern bat. Man 8laubt,
our9 bic neue einrihtun9 ber SinnenibiiIs
fabrt, bel Der baOurb erm0slihtsn lei6tern
3beilung oes gBa1ers. einen eroBen3 ienit 5u
erpeiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

SIN Sullivan, Snb., itimnlten iDeben
juno ritenmale iieben NeBer asscn Die bon Der
republitaniibcn Stobtbeb6r0e oor8ei@lagene
Giienbabnitruer. 8ie Repubtitaner iparen
oariiber 10 un9ebalter. oaB Ole 8emoiraten
Die Heger bei9lBen nuBten. 50 iagt Der in
@u0innn er{dleiuenhp .Spmnrrnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-20

Nug. Willih mar elmer Der Reonet
bel benz neuli4en Subilaum Der 5arbiSen in
9nuigni1e On.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06

SsTRAWBERRY PLANTS -Fets
- sale by II ST. john.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06
Cur 2oet'a GDrueyy- selgttfd
BRIGHTER DAYS WILL COME TG-
MORROW.
BY GEORGE p. TIFFANY.

Though life's sky is dark and lowering;
Though thy gricfs are overpowering:
Though this world seem dark and dreary
And thou'st sad and lone and weary;
Though no friend is near to bless thee,
Though thy troubles sore Cypress thee,
Bear mp brayely with thy sorrow,
Brighter days will come tomorrow.
Though the storms of life assail thee,
And thy trusted friends should fail thee
Turning from thee with derisien,
Meet thy fate with stern decision:
Fight life's battles we'll and truly,
Never yield 80 melancholy:
Don't give way unto your sorrow,
Brighter days viii come tomorrow.
However dark this world appear,
However chill, and cold, and drear;
Though life to you dcoh seem to be
Nought but grief and misery,
Remember that the mornings light
Will soon dispel the clouds of night:
Troubles storms will soon be past,
Brighter days will come ut last.
Brighter days will come tomorrow,
Joy will chase away thy sorrow;
Friends once more will gather round thee
Euvy's shafts no longer wound thee.
And, when life's DER, and you at rest,
You'll be forever with the blest,
Where grief and troubles never come,
In Heaven, thy last and happy home.
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{NUMBER /.

OF the stolen property. The amount
must be, all agreed very great, to have
enabled the conspirators to keep mp so
good style. This difficulty was east
/ ~ solved. One Of the policemen on
watch had seen the young men issue
from house few doors distant from
the one occupied By Vaughan and Eis
sister. On repairing thither, startling
revelations took place. 1t was found
that Mrs. Wilson had been the
manageress of baby institution, and
derived large profits tlierefrom. How
she obtained the children is and ever
will be mystery. Certain it is that
the police, when they searched the
house discovered several infants, and
the necessary appliances for many
more. The nurse in charge flor the
babies were well tended) implied that
great number had been sent away at
various times, and the only probable
solution of this strange matter was
that there existed in New York class
of people who were able and willing to,
pay heavy premiums to any person
charitable enough to relieve them of
Ike trouble of rearing their offspring.
In the lower apartments valuabies of
all kinds were brought to light, such
as silks, jewelry, gold ornaments, etc.,
and for many of them owners were
found. The three young thieves are
all undergoing long sentences, but the,
implication Of Mrs. Wilson, {who was,
really well born, and the widow of a
COLONEL, was no easy matter, with
such consummate fact had she acted
her part. She did not, however, es-
cape scot free, as Mr.. johnson, to his
own chagrin, learned that the fair
widow had availed herself of his kind
, offer few days previously, and had
succeeded in obtaining a quantity of
goods on credit, that were lost to him
forever.
J, For obvious reasons we have sup
pressed the READ names Of the chief
actors in this little comedy, but our
readers must rest assured that in every
, other respect the tale is strictly tpae.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06

HOME AFFEcTIoN.-The heart has
affections that never die. The rough
rubs of the world never obliterate
them. They are the memories of homo
only home; there is the old tree un-
der which tho light-hearted boy swung
many day; yonder is the river in
which he learned to swim; there is
the house in which he knew a parents
probationary, there is the room
where brother and sister, long since
laid in the yard in which, we must soon
be gathered, overshadowed by yon old
church, whittier with a joyous troop
like himself, they had often followed
his parents to worship, and hear the
good old man who ministered at tho
altar. Even the very school house, as
ISOLATED in youthful days with thoughts
of tasks, now comes to bring pleasant
remembrances of many occasions that
called forth some generous exhibition
of noble traits of human nature. There
| is where he learned to feel some Of his
lemotions. There, Terchance, he first
met the being who, by her love ard
tenderness in life, has made q home
for himself happier than that which
his childhood has known There are
certain feelings of hnmanity-and
those, too, amongst the best-that can
find no appropriate place for their ex-
ercise at ones fireside.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06

TEHIS old and reliable Company ISSUES
ID every desirable form of Policy. All
Policies are non-forfeiting. 1t grants a
loan of so per cent. Of the premium on all
tables, and pays so per cent. dividend an
nually on the same No deduction of
notes from Policies" at never litigated
q claim" Pays its losses promptly. Cash
rates, with dividends annually; also chill
drens' endowments.
SOUTHERN BRANCH,
No. 112 Canal street, corner ST. Charles,
NEW ORLEANS.
GEO. S. DARLING,
JOHN II. CARTER, Manager
General Agent.
REFERENCES
Glendy Burke, Banker, 7. T. A. Lyons,
Commission Merchant, n. O. Richard ID.
Sale, Shreveport VIM. Reynon, Mansfield:
Gen. Edward Sparrow, Lake Providence.
Martin Rabalais, Ayoyelles Parish.
XNTANTED.-Resp Agents Ito
Wv whom liberal commissions will be
paid) in every Parish in Louisiana. Ap-
ply to the Manager, or address
20. BOX 2050, New Orleans.
Dot. 10, l869-ly.
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VOLUME 26.}
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06

E. FESSENDEN,. President
j. T. BURNS. Secretary
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06

~ A little cabin boy ON board a
ship, the captain of which was are
|ligious man, was called up TO he asg
ged for some misdemeanor. Little JACK
appeared before the. captaiB weeping
bitterly, and falling upon his knees,
he cried, Pray, sir, viii you wait until
| have said my prayers Certainly /
wiH,' replied the captain well, then
said Jack, looking up triumphantly,
I'm say them when ] get ashore !!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06

THE DARK HoUR.-Most men who
live in the home circle of their families,
enjoy the .sdark hour" in quiet. Chill
dren grow restless about this time, but
the elder folks draw over the lire and
sit musing silently, or now and then
exchanging gentle wordNof affection.
These are moments when the mind re-
ceiyes and imparts tho most refresh
ing and purest thoughts. There seems
to be general reluctance to break the
approach by lighting candle; for all,
unconsciously, have a certain feeling
of the holy power of nature, which
spreads out before us--so oft unheed-
ed-the wonderful phenomena of light
and darkness. Oh, the coy, comforta-
| bic chat in the dark hour. One sits
looking at another by the pickering
light of d fire, and The few words spo-
ken are caught attentively. The eye,
too, has repose, for the mind is undis-
turbcd by the object on, which it rests
i A single word viii often fall upon the
ear like an impressive note of music,
and convey feeling wlielflong aftcl
, finds an echo in the soul.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-07-06

W Mr.. Jones, having read an adj
vertisemcnt, s.Heuse to let-eyerytlling
furnisied,r wondered if the owner
would furnish the money to pay the
rent 2
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LOsBOs Oe 3il 30 mCcnsos opened al s2i as for boss
the Amenes securities quiet snd aai uso
kiss Five Bonds 1902 1865, Old Ss leo' Si irn
tores ST Stools steady Eie Railway shares t0 LIMOS oen
10, Atlantic and Grea' Western. l8t ,,, ~
LiyEEpooL Oct JllI: opened resdy Mddng up
lands ard Mddug Orleans pa 9A The saes Of ie DAY are esl
mated a. 10 OOJ
LosDos. oet 3i3J mConso, ssl o both money aud The
account American qast st'aaj-
LifEnropL, Ot l-l:JD p m-coton - trmri Mdhhng uP
1sess atd hes Orleans a5.i te ssf ol the dN ue esu
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
6auinas Banks.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
~ cor OF Pourteenth-s PER CENT NTERRST PAID all
$4,000 Deposits made before Nov will draw
interest l. ASes S2O355l b. Surplus sl9+ 81 Ok
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
I nos. 396 AND 39S CANAL-sT., COR OF LA5GoaT-sE
PER CENT INTEREST on 50 TO $4,000.
ASSETS S5,75S,946 SO.
NIHAIyEs . -. JOHN MCLEAN President.
T. S. Amour, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

H.yAs, Oct IsagAEIPcrted during the week fros IN
and Msiargas 1900 which 1900 the United ssi 10
o the 1850 boes soek IN wsfe
house Havana and and 500 bids quotations
No II Db Stan dard steady at y reals aobe Nos
- to 20 hrmef gia2l reals 10 Moae sugar tner a.
7d8 rails Pair good Refnng Museovado sngr steady AZ u
Bacon active 22ie Butter dull At 26dsc Coal oil dull reals
Flour fat IL 90 for Amercsn lAd s,aay
2 10 kegs and 4o. tins bHmber sesy al eJ yer n ne
Pine and t9i per NJ Pitch BIehangen Lonoon ~
pemam; "a IA cent nium 90 s
Unei COLL premium on ID.
stae hor sight IN gold. " on ihe n,s
the United Se~'s
short sight in discount.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr horth fiter Vess,ls, dHd Ralroads
ocr 3l3 pkgA plgs Ashes, Jazz bales cotton
Flour. 4s 9D5 bash heat 20 l bush Cora ~ aI
bush 4sg bush BARLEY 2S3 bas Beans eO bhs Corn Meal
Ie bag, Con Meal 100 BIDS Meal 5s bb% spirits TGentBe,
100 bhk TAr rs bb ROr III bs POrt lN plg Beef 10 pkgA
Cot Meats % pkgs I9 ptg Lard 3o Kegs Lard 70 pigs
403 pigs Butter 740 pkg Cheese iOe bbS hgg pkgs
Taow hb Lard Oil zss Dried Frut o pkg o. Cake ~
bbs Rhsky bA Hops 1903 rde Leather, U2
Hides 20l bis Hides Ibis Tobacco l6O ptFa Tobaeo, 4eI
Rice lO0 pkg Starch VI bales Moss - bag rcsbns D
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