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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
Baltimore, WtO, OtOntag ben "a OttOOer 1870

unb tGrittetm, RAP fe teinr 6iErts ssfmtm
tdttrn.
Sbr babt bic 9lugcu ni6t auiasmabt,
Sbr babt itblc6t Bepurt, ttb ptl Sud ieine
Sabrte jct9rn; eem i'm zee IN or ntSt SC.
blirben.
ROre fubrtc nun bic 9ony Shaar I'm ben
See, bis III her nit Stenen beoGdiCn pDte,
mCI6cr ugab 9efpIAt mar.
Sier irtEo lctn 28tg lrrBen, but her Satb.
tnptdncr an, tnrem er auf rer ItetnigCn S3Dte
tinletstc. Der Sizes }icbt lid nltt irncm
9Salp bin unp ppdbin wwo eer SbapnCe ae-
rItIen etR, pGil duf hru SItinn bier frlnc
6dtrtr ju leHCn III. 6pllt mir nab
Damn ritt Cl, nit ecmgud spf lit auf bCm
Speen, lanIlam gprip1rt5 unp tie battcn zen
Ste ldpn pctt blnter ltb ltcgcn, ais Wotre
plpblth anbeIt unp faatt:
Ster tett Der Suflritt ppn ll9abrs 9iers
jptlhGn ben Steincn i'm fGnrn SaHpG, lebt
ber-Wtptre lpurt bClIer, ais Sbr eide.
San9lam unp brpad9hl iplgten Ole 8eiier
Der etnt9en Spee, ipabrlnp ptele ppn tbneu
III bsleen Sftten rtlel I'M az ieben, pb rer
6IuttIm9 IN eaS @ras abacbrgen iet, uno 70
errebten lte rem 9Satr, no Diru6 ccn6Ief be.
jethnete, auf wrlhem Der Sbaipnee IN plE
Odtht stngeprun8tn mar.
Gr tIt abgeittcgcn unp bat lrin 9ferb 9elet>
tet, la9te CT tpterer unp l1nrtc nun atrrmals
eIne 3GbI rer GrtCGer lintS INN pas Scl,,
wGbrene er nit ben anbern eem Saume celltl-
ben redit fpl9te.
Sa5 ldnBlame 9teilcn bate ipteber piel Belt
BctpItct, uno ais Wpte nun auf rem Ylag
anl1n9te, no u0a8t rem g8llp perl1iIrn
mp irtn Sttr III SalQpp grtcgt bate, ia9tc
er:
Gr Sat picter metrerc Shmtrn i3elt orippn,
uCn rmp lange Strrdcn bnter fitb jurudle>
ldlItrl, mir ino irgt ptd pcitrr ppn tbm snt>
lcrnt ais pprbcr, Sb ia3r Gad, mir GClm
i'm ebrnlc wcntgrin mic ren61Iftn. pGr ubcr
bic @r1trte fteSt; rOut SRr tRm nod wetrr
fClgcn!
Sp lanae nod enes unirer 9ierbc bic Sufm
bebcn fAnn, fpl9eR mir, antippttete rtn alter
&rje9er unb fJ9tr, auf WpUe's Shmmrl
Set9enp, bmju, ra5 Detntae miro pa5 Yegtc
etn, tpel6es juIammenbriht.
So Idbt unS ellen, rtCf 0lpire Gnb fort iirb
bic iptlpe Staar, ipte gGplft auf Der blutilen
6dbrte etnes Strides, aut bcr Spur pr5 ftc.
brneen StaWnec, ,SnoilnGr6 ilber pte mat>
ietbare @rdSfdde.
t5ortIsbur8 oIBt,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24

9orOpu. % OF. - Su SrlauO bot bic
RsRitruno 25 6dh,r Yulusr NIT SsihIGa be,
lsGt S0N lbt mar nit GuSiisr Strsi9b6llsru
unO Wdgsln U,rmii5t Die 6dhsr UurOer
i'm 6luiie Uerierlt.
8as 6iamnntsHsi5 i5icbtr am Rap Der euitn
6ofinun8 iii I'M 3unebmeu btgriiftn g.
iinO auBtror0entlib tpertbpOlIe Ststur geIuus
Otn iDor0en.
@,i eincm bom G6ni9e in ynriueal mad
tire5 WilitdrsReuus gtg:bsutm 8uuidt wurs
ben cntbgitGihi4t &sOsn ilr Die llHabbdn9ig
felt Yor!u8al'S aeholisn.
Zdiifeudhriftru.
Gouoon, ~, Gti. - Ga5 eiIerne Sdili
.0tcuba," Sapt. gBalI,r, Oas am .Smi, nGt
yttw 4lorI bsilimmt, Calcutta nit elmer gBnas
r,nlGDupg uno $4,000 BfurO Sttrlur8 per
IieB ibtilsrtt ont l3 Stpt. in StruO's Suu
GouOouOcrrp, %. SerDampf:r
.Qbcrnian" l,Rte aui Der Sour UOn GusbCJ
nab SlDrpool bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
Ser ipaniids Z bro n.

Rts.
Berlin, %. Off, (Espsi6e Der Miner.
8rtss allociatipn' Cine 8spsidt aus Yers
iaillss m,lcst, paB @en. goptr, ser bon Wars
Idall Sasaine abseibtdte iran56Iite Inter
bduolsr, nit rabiolgeuotm ultimatum oes
R6nias uab WsB Surhdgefebrt 1T {: y oem
WarihaG miro cine Briit BON thnf Sagen,
otrehnet bonn 49, Sitobtr, btwilli9t, UNI ins,
nerbolb b.ri.lb.n nit preuBiiGtn Stpollmdt'
tiatsu utbsrsabe Seoingunasn au untsrban'
beiu. tRann auh b,ibsn unt fodbreno oteier
3eit bic benz 8,n. Boptr mits.tbtilten Seoins
aunatn in grpdaun9 ~ Sieben.) y Nat
nnbenubtem Ablauie oisisr Jrif psrosn Die
Borittdae nidt erneuert, oteimebr iotro Tprt
St. Gloe inter allen umftdnotit 5ulammsn'
8ei4oHen Derotn. o.. :."rw
's',J 9aris.
Tours, %. DIT. - (Sspei6e Der sNmer.
preb aRocia,ipn. Gen, Erc9a In Yaris
bat an ben Ntaire lra9o ein Sdrttben 8ert9
fst. peldss biei.r betannt 9.ssbsn bat ), pis
folgt: .Gs 1T roibpenots, ben ssrt1tt8ter
popul6rsa gntbuiiasnns 3nrat3u9aiten U. IN
4erhdfttisuns Der nuf penl Spiele ltepenoen
SntereRen rubts ben 9as ab5uparten, mo- on
Nrnse su Diftnfipsn Gp.raiionen anBsdgait
Der gnestnte Gbtrsuseben i'm staroe if. Diel'
3uthdbaltuns tpiro ben taplsren SeriDttot
germ bon 8aris pet6rieBi6 istn, fe u aeel
als eins Siaerteits wtabraa anerldBl,t
| Sslne Snfanterie faan aWf Gtiol8 reWnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
gBeaiueiIer IHr ariicnbr,
naItirarps.a,slE s.L.-n-....-

HNAAAl-sS-@--Hfs $50 2. ~
Ee6 alItH &talte4 Ga --LEa d ubr EtgEaeHa
80 EBIHatEtE. GtraBbaEa Hub 3hiatHblabg
&c, 4.o5 RlamttiagS laus9snommea Sonatagsl. Str
!oSpe peoRSs sRs S'ESSsc % abb u '"
Rd6 bCm 30 n nm nnb s.45 Wbtnss.
Ra@ 8rtotrt q uuo 3agtrstouH -um nfs
Dgergtn5 RnO 4.O5 Abenbs tausasncmmenG onrltagsl.
Ra@ GIIteOtt gtt9 u. {. m.-nm ubr gtora.
uH0 20, 4.O5 unb ubr Ra6m. (5Ouutass ausss.
Routmtnl uno uaaUt unit atrse nm nbr giad)m
IL SO aFors,rs aTS 2, s.55, 4.45 unb 80 gbtnbs
Ea6 NnnapOIts - nm uno ll.SO WtorothE
anb 4.45 Rahmtttass.
aeus ano IL as, g.. so, 4l0, $40 7.45 unD Absnos
%bIIaSeIpbla=EsiIminst giftnbabh.
Rah RbtIaDtIpbta, Dti@tHRuttOutH
RnD sStIGnartr Gtitnb 5n~- um 7.2b DtorH
sens (5onutass ausgenommsn).
gtrrpUiue uad Bort 3tpORt abbie8tnol um 90 UtOr.
atrs (Sonntags ausseHommsul.
Rah Pb tIabetp b a uub REV Dort thG IN
EBllmugton nit Der yBeIalpare GiIsubabnA uerbnoeu6l
Rm 2. 40 sladmtttaas (SOuntdgs aussenommcnl.
Rad ben Gtattontn b 10 Bort 8tpoitt-
Rul Ibr RGhmitiass (Soutu9s dus9euOmmenl.
Raa Yhtlu0tlpbta-uu rs Gbenos, ta8IlG.
Sad Rtp'gOri- GgprsBlus UNI O.4O GbsnOs,
iasIia.
%bnabtIpbia.1aIto. 6sntraI. Gtisnbabn
0traBt Baltimore uln Is Worgsns unO 24o 9la&ra.
BtletsSiirtau; Rr. lat, Bsii'SaIttnOretraft
R5rbrde Characterization
Rdb qtttsburq, Dem AeteH uno Rors
ben bis an ote Rtdgara. lie, All allen sta.
iioHsu jpilsu Baltimore uu0 Yor anbditeno -tdsIt&
nm 755 Tlorgens tSonutags au5GenonImenl.
Qad Btttsbure, oCm QBsfeu unb Hor5
ben bis 89tlltamsport uno ertt-tG8ltd uu
1915 9tabntags tSonntdgs ausgeUoutmsnl.
Rah 9tttsbur8, ben v Rtagara'6 allen uhb
buffalo td9th um II 90 Nben9s,
Rad BtttBburg Nrb bem ShOptHtn, an
Dtn bauptatioutn ltUiibrn Baltimore nn0 harrisburg
anbaltenS - td9lih um 40 &benos tSOnH'dgs aus8ss
BtFitdt RarpIdnotr GtItrbabu- - mn
7 ,55, 8 80 Ylcrgen5 unO $50 yladlmtttd9s.
Rad Ssttpsbur8- pm 7 so Worgtns uno l3lb
Rd6mittags.
$3.50 9tadmits4gs.
GumbeElGnotr z &buIsB1b tint 100 Htots
Rsns uno 12l5 Natlmtttn9s.
Rad govt - tdeIia UNI $50 NaamItta8s teonn'
aBs ausgenOmntn)
uHiou.Brio9s tdab un $50 &ad1in. uno rdth Yart'
ton I'M 10. 20 Yioreens tSpunstaaB duSGenommen)
Rdd u IblGrO td8Iid uH 10. 20 Usor8sus Sonn'
Biasi.Biytdn: Rr. O. @sgb.GaISsrtss
Gatpnspiuer SfsrSebabu.
gtinoIif bon ubr WOrgens bis ubr AbtnoS
nbr ausgehomnen sonnta9s tunolt4 eon utr
gRoraens bis ubr Aben0s un0 leot bGIbt ShInot bon
al ubr Ibtuos nat 4ouoou Part
gtah GIIicptt q ttp - UNI uuo 10 ubr WRors
gems uno uno s ubr 9tadlmttn8s 3urltttbreno non
&uicott Gttp uru uno 10 tbr Utorgtns uuo uno
ubr 9ladmittdqs. - Nn SDmaSen nm uno 10 nbr
gRoroens unO z, uuo u9r Ratnttta9s nGh, uuo
uuO 10 ubr Worgsns uno 3, uno uPr Nahmittags
bon GlieDtt Gttp.
gurF.Rudb WferStbabn.
Ra@ EoWiontopn fhnOItb oon uRr Utcr8sns
V'S va. al 3 B OoaTstopn UNI 6, 81, ~ uub sX ubr
HlorStns unO az, OK, ~, 5X uHo Gx ubr Nben6s.
an 5onnta9en I'M l0R unb 1l4 ubr Wor9sns
pno 12IS, ~, ~, 81, AZ, 5& uub az u9r Na9n.,
unO BON gouanstO>un berbtr, nm 10 UNI l2 br Utor'
gems unD l. 2, 8, a, b, 6, 7uHO uBr Noam't'a8s'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24

,ReGtsihuB Yereins" @ours
toiiten. = Ser R.psDorttr ,Rtdtsi6us-
Yerein" erirsut iih stnts redt nstten ''set'
bon Yeamt,n. Ser Setretar reitpeitihts auf
pff,ner Strabe ben prdiioenten; Der SGuBs
meiSier rdd,te 8sstsrtn ourt A5sSbrIeiguns
b.s RsitpsitIhers, sulest feilen ft bic 0frren
,alleian,mt miieinanotrS in alltr @emhtbl1'
ieit Ourtb uno wsroen .perarretirt.A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
gldbsW Wtaiflinen.I .Iu,eigeu.
po 8crbcGerte PO
6amilicn glabsWGidJine
mil 0cr critcn Erimic.

tl2. 800 uIHtr WuOiutH ptr J0a. SIS per gDots $500
ptr WlcUGt turUtn rlbt non r0tu0 tWtr NGme ohcr
brIru lutlatr ccltn oLtlU uuo Glfn Cr8lualyHtliug
utruouirt ugrbirut nuatu. I2 ben U.S,rH utntu uub
pvG'tNtu GWWWGuUgiU mghi gs giUe ofr J0mpltit'itr
NCrtngHr9 nom wtyilu0usU gH0 uEgubtu BubrNr.
yunatI blr en- irlCuo elmer Nah.ut 0fWaat uatotn.
8r WcreUlRunR HuNItttE aiurItbtlt AluifGuifit uub
YNEudiNl u1ir0au1t no I.ly btlus.h of5 Nlobtu5
uuh bet HGugri otr YlI'lUf ulu T8tub ttufy GUbCrU
btuPW NMlhlut, Glt 10 1lt b,'f. eltNuNlgt uHo Iu.
psylo'uRnt EumuiC.ltag.lla'tWt,W Wr,tt igmalB et.
gdulu. Sic bat NylUItU cIup'uNltH. bat Nh iut Bcgr
1ubttn bCudlTt uub g,Clt pdutBt SAirtOlult DO uutu
baWlltCti, w.ldt H Rlbaudih % gfraald'os matt
brU itdr'rh ldtnrn bno tidN1an Lock stHl u!i ivuu'
bubGrCt WtldWWbVlstt UHh eltThtit, ulgi trgrUt
NNudg. uDbuIb Ctut l,0lU algL pom 'tiUttH Die tUW
RybtuW }ubridt rN Hu0 H,g1ub mit NtihuNtut Eult
init HgugJ no lt,b tSutbgHht, 6tb.ylu'ugtpoyituuP
Hg0cTNrttHUg uHO 4clltlt,itr pvNrtU UWo udbt MT
ocr htubGrtu GctUbul llaoCl, bat p,tpm0ItaaJc Yt.
lUtAunR mt iruitpuUtt GtbdEECutHWR. NtNHt ult
Die gtuBtu ElBgu'haTt,n Ou btIgn thalutu Waldintn
ptttiHtBt obuc brrtu N0mpiBUunQgu obtt Gtlr. pr0.
ben Uou Ylaptuien wcb,u ircl gcatr GH'tuouua ucH
lhrttbtnbts YbumpblI IUCltl,s gci puiduJi lutro.
Cine DuTNgtbrHD pEIlil DC yab MA tHe uv E9Wilitu
= -triblne" GIRc itqr 'tlrIt uno uUtrdU8s Uia.
ldlue lcgr b.utl, iaRbaro". Gire bub'br Yloh.
NtuNdut M rtnt otrpcnulnm glRitutt, luclte itma,s
trtuHOtu, v2uHp,gGi", Ga, - IN lt0tv hGWtr Ciqgu
l,t UltlINA lrI1 HpNptct5. 7N'O. gltilQ". - -gb 80
cine q ny nut V,al1mt mt lVrcn pitila@en NPaitrsn
WUugruNn1u uuo nu-l INIT ttlaHnItu GtibuRltil
@tldwm0Vlt't uHo 1lh,rbuL sN.,D. NrputlitaH"
NWItlnt V,alhWgU als Vrohgu ult Gorl'0ll ausRt,
lUablt gum UWilruWttruuh init gutm compt ndd
irBcUo elmer @t8nO pu VFpytB W ctHr laJ'cn GcIuc
uerpait nab &upuug 0rs iiyt,it5 u0H g. irti uulht
iipo Die utgrt AuIlgltEuuB oCldbsU GGruuttd. Wun
ibtdt bds EdO In yt8tttUirU Byttsu pbCr QoN'NUlur
lnuGen uut uulrr yNNo, 49, N1ahuIts uoer mtlb.ttt
WBtnttU ubtgGu uuIuuEt Nue N5amgBltte. ueltt q.
ira IbHGN YsoHBuHBsR tWgaNSL wuoW iJtt iuAt.
iSub;t.
CltU Wr so, RudIu.G traRt Wcp' 'gUTs
lSlpL 2!.iuplu
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9cnlOfratiId tOnicrDatiDe
GOngrcB glOmiuatiOucu in IinrglaH6.
(ggabl am s, WoO, 1870)

l. Gtfritt - Hdtb. Samuel BdmbIetun.
q DIFrih - Ibtb. Stspenion HrGer.
3, Dtnritt 49, abtb 1bpmas erpann.
4. Gtfrin - Capt Sobn Ritdbis.
3. DtFrtH - Rltater sBm. VI. ERerrid
Der /. DtnrtIt umfaBt Caroline, GceiI. 8orhefier
aent, Queen Iuus. SOmeriet E8cOmicO u. gDOrceiltr
Counties.
DIR 2. GiRrtt umFaBt bic uutercn 7. WARDS Osr
stuOt Baltimore. Buui SagiOro uNO ben norOI u 6FI'
5Bt UOu 9Glto 80.
Der 8. Btfrth umaBt bic obsren IL gsaros Osr StaO
Baltimore
Dsr4. DiFrlt umfaBt NutSBaRp, Carroll, 6rsOsrId
uno gDaiBtugtOn Counties.
Der 8. 1irih umiOBt lime GrunOd GaIptt, ben
wclI. EbctI BON SaIo, Co., Charles, wsOntgOmcrp,
QOuaro, Ct. Wtarg'5 IL grtnce Georges GOuntiss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
@aa etmFerban..
JnteruattOnais
G. miaranteus State.

Dt ,Szrbettsss8 ores n isBt fas ht ctires mac
G.beibrn aler RiaNsn etbttn.t.
2duDbautr @iienbabE .0tttui4ettsn ahb unoftt,
tpslts arb,ttr iDaniGtn fnb erut brs Iuttrdas eta
'tssid,aittouao tir Rttiou,n daer stacnaatsn piro
psridaNt uno bsio0trs Sor8t atra9sn, eab Die enst
aranisn nitbt bei6iuinbst tpsyotn.
Bainilien, wttdt CUTE Ditnfpottn oranGsn' f1cesa
sns nit ibrtn NuItraBsn bttbrsn.
stin, BtsabLlns prb fRr gei5ditpEs bon Santn
cerlangt uno aue ptroutp, relt1t Ganetrtsn at atf
Han0ertr pafeno, btRbtu, mpIn atloIl2r tne pseftp
bHng bttitlb,n einftrbtn.
ss Mujtrdes Frb snilpsD.r ptr5rIi obtr brtttt7 an
Edpt. g.. y. @dbuIten, Borftesr btr rhrbstfes
B5rfss tn nRr. bE, ssprtb Sraae, ectr IN - nats
sttaSsp, (Nua.S,1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24

pIer atnadic gNaartn Der itinRrn nualtat une Der
ckt Tugpu III VrctlcH pcrtnutt, bic ole Omptiliion
beraustOtbtru, bet T. kSriuhcrgtr,
9dc Der Guoru. uuo 5aratogaItr I'M obrru Staotbtl
uub
gr lO3, QDeH, H,galtlmors., nabt eouioauHrast
NIB. Vile Wuitr0ge pom Sanot piluttltb us0tthbrt
uuO 3ulreDeubeit guruurt, SDudreu >pcTben 80. O.
D.n oDtT per YoNarluttung osrld6t. t2ll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24

gomntasss Gabelna6ri9te
aus europa.
SaS prtubiIdc llltinlntllm al Ya3ainc.
Ser YIanpes Sen. Ero9u.
8orbercitnssn Bur Seribeisisins BON Mm'ens
un6 Hpuen
Scratrb'6 fpaniihe Wfthtpn.
fsriebens Bsrmittslur9sn, = 3bitrs. - Die
neutralen W61te.
Gin 6eiedJt DOr Eari8 am Il. Dit.
Die %arifer 5uritcfaef4Ia8en.
Die preuBilNen ScotnSunsen etnea
sBaffenitilltanpes.
BsprSs 5raueis Train in Waricacs.
3nlamnenfunit Der OcntIdrn SOus
ueriine IN Teriailles.
Gin pisrpb8entliaer BaIfeniiGtano. (O
Nantes bebrobt. = Sbartre8
ein8efbioHen .
Ser paniide 3bron.
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SamitagSs elaa1ri6tem.
Gnoe oss g8aIIeuIttlIIlauoss BON Re1ieres.
3ufl6nee Dor unh In WttB. Kurr)ibares Glene
Ger Scdgcrtcn,
Die beutfben 9ruppen gut VerPFt9t.
SB6it witbtiG rcm ,pabr! - Sas
game foil ii@ purA9elAlaBcn Baben.
Gin an0erer 8erid1t - SGidine
BON Feinen ei9rncn Sentcn ct
ihr6en.
Eruppcu . ScweslIilScu.
QcntntinnN. 9crrfrhciI

<CtlldtiOHe=AcfClCDcH
Rsp Oort, ~. Sttbr. 8Ns vW.sO,
gOening 6tIe8rGm" bat eineSpt5ial 0epeibt,
iu.lhe ia9t, 0aB Die Re9terun9 IN 8ours ON
9eSsist bot, bah es YaSainc ReBIRdt, aus WIeB
ju enttommeu unO OGB ar, naboem er Die
Oeuii6e &inie ourb5ro9en, 8t9en Yarts mar
i6irt.
anorrtrieits bat bic pamerif. YreBsaHos
jiation1 cine SepeIGe, nab nsl6,r In WteR
Die Rcpublit prOllautirt uno 8a5atne bel oem
Beriube. Die Semegunq 3u unterOrhden, bon
isinsn ei8eusn Geuten crihO1en moroen lei.
8eioen 8epei9en piro natirlib tsin &laus
ben 8ei4entt.
9ruppcnbepe9un8en
9erltn, %. 6ftbr. - Cine 0speitc
bon &tetms tbejlt nit, Zap 5000 Olam BON
bcr 2tmee peS oerSp9S ppn Weflenbur3>
SGwern nebl; II @elhGBGn ben SotiIcns
ilber QaGn unp qacpltE duf St. Quentin mar
lAtren.
@noe pe5 Q8ofcnttultance5 III
WieSiere8.
Qpnbpn, %. Sftbr. - Der g8ahenltu>
ltanp In We5tercS enrete 9ctern (6tcttd8)
Ndhmittdg nm llbr. Die Srldp llber pte
WaaS In Der Hdbe rer Stabt miro beutc pcn
hhh flNpbAH NtlPiNhb' 'SN''NhI hAN NN'NNH'
penent ieroh miro nitlt eper bfGpnnen mcr>
ben, ais Bis rnebr 1ruppcn unr arieBemate>
rial terbetselhait lnp.
Die iran,. Streufrdft tnnerb1lb Mcjterc8
miro oui 5000 Mann 9eihltt unp belIcbt aus
Srimmern perl6iGbcnrr 8egtmcnter.
3uitanp Spr unp in WteB, -- 6urdts
bareS GIenp trr SeIn8euen.
9ertiu, %. SH. - Der StaatS 9ln-
seissr" fd9t in ieinCm 9eridt utrr bic &rmre
BON Wies, bdb bic &rantbeiien unter BEN
Sruppen bur6 ben Man9el an Itwehlcluns
in Der NabrunB entltdnpen ieten. Die Hubr
1t ierch TN Nbnebmen unp Der 3spbus ptrD
otne 3petfel nit ernt 9egcurpdrtts tlblen
gPeiter perlGputcn. Die DeiertDpnen aus
WleB neSmcn Su uni bic 8Iii6lmse ia8en,
ras bsr $un9er tie weA8etftttrn babe.
Die 8elascrunsarupprn, ionic bic teuti6rn
glrmee'n iberbaupt erbdlten I'M Nl8er,etnen
ttnretbepbe 3ufubr ton 8teb daer Art.
Seute wurcen 1000 ~ S4aafe fur bic Ir~
NEE nat Srlnfreth selhtdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
,GlOrrllfr," "
G, Smith u GONlp.

Rr. 90 unO SO, 9lOrtb GutapItraBe,
EdbrItautrn OOn allen Nrten GpnfIthrsH uub gbos
fulabe Gredm' '6 bofUIabe, etutidbe RalmuBs
Durjel, lmpprtirte fratJ6iiehe 6riictte u. I 10.
Vile g8doren bon Der betsn Guatat uno unpertd icbt
gdrantirt. tlSO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
WeiHberger'S
Slicfrl aMO $d)nbr!
Stirfrl nmO $hubr.

GcSe ker GtutdiDs urb Edratoaaftg
tim oteru Gtabubdlsl.
glr. 1913, 0Scft Baltimore,
uabe polItpaQRtuBt Tim untrrtu etuotbtiH
Der grBbtt, bi(ligItt uno Ous0rotbntthe Sors
raib bon Sttereln urO SauBcu, nel6tr it
malls Dem Yublitum OIltrtrt uuroel
E8aareu 1T benz teetsn 6dbrifdntfn sBsrFaufe
acfduftl
VpGu bcudte bic berabtsuna. poaursn lOtrbcn i'm
9roBeu upo aleiHcH Iu ben an8tBltn Vtetlrn osrtautt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
0ermatiQs
Srurr- -Dfr|ld)rrlmgs-U -UrltlI(d
$500, ,OOO. 90 Badr'Rapttaf.
b63,O64.81 ueberfdjua am l. Jafudr 1870.
ar oxo nKa M TotoT.sS,rp,6o,u

81 O53, 3,O64 81 EotaG.Serm6asu,
ben gtIsbcl bes Staates Relp'Dort 8emdB an9slsat.
8crIi6ert In Ser ,,8ermanta"
Tis .CsermouioA IN sire oanJ beut5dbe geIeuI&aft
gs lit bic dlefte oeutI&e GeICuidai In Nmertta.
Jbr groBcs aapitaI nit beoeulenoem uebsrlauB asa
tp6brt ben SerItHrritn bic bette StherbCit.
vile 8erluHt ueroen prompt unO oou beIablt.
3bre geIdlae Fno uno lucroen feB auf cine ooritls
iiae unO Iultoe g9eiie 8eihbrt.
Die oeiltite 9unoIdaft ltert otr vtsermania" ttts
berOorra9ebe Stsuuu9 Unter aen Berliherun8ssV
f1dten. ,
Sts rGgsrmanfa@ III bic erie uno btoeuttnofe osut'
Ihe BerIiherungs s.Seieaidut in ben Der. Staateri.
Sstue anOers 8eIeuihGft tann ben Deuthen eroBsrt
B0rtbetIe ooer beIIers Siterbeit geludbrtn,
q. O. MrpuO s. S0bue, NsenGen,
Rr.21, SoutbItrabe, Baltimore, WO.
az BoIttu tperDen In Der WSenhlr Gusgtertist unb
RerIuFr bt,abt tJuntl lS.,i.1,E,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24
Scrmti@te An3etgen.
Geo. 8. @teben8' & gOmb.'s
llm}Hg.

I'm ben BuforouunasH Der 3:it ~ sEtIpr,.
bsH babsu mir tn
ylr. l3 & Is, glor0=JrcHtfrdBe,
12orbpsAsGat BUH sapttttHrdas, Vis-G-vir
= Gtntt1urme,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-24

Elm groBes thnlf6digts lB Baureu9au srs
rittet uno uniers Cift. iDUie uniere baupia
i69Ilditen Ysrlauisrdume Oortbin DsrteQt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-14

ses and a few attlenandb might proceed when the storm abated. This someaofV the party did, leaving Capt Donner (who was sick and unablet to proceed, his wife, chil- dren, and Dutchman behind, promising to return for them should they failto make their appearance. The storm continued
 for weeks, and those wno had reached the
 Valley knowing the attempt to rescue their friends to be worse than folly did not make it. There Capt. Donner's family staid through that long winter of suffering until April, when they were discovered by
 a party sent from San Francisco by the citizens for their relief. The sight that met the horror stricken rescuers is of too horrid nature to repeat. As Captain Bonner and his wife died in succession, the survivors prolonged their lives by canni- balism. The children still survive, and the decaying stumps, mark the spot where this horrid tragedy was enacted 20 feet above the green sward where they were cut. .-r ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-14

An anecdote reaches us illustrative of the exalted estimation in which President Lincoln held the heroism and skill of Gen. eral Thomas, A meddlesome private cor respondent of the President, dating from New York. propounded by telegraph in September, 1863, after Chickamauga, the inquiry how long the government was to be at the mercy of southern-born generals like Thomas The President went in per- son to the military telegraph at Washing ton, with his reply in his hand, to the pur- port that modern history recorded no such achievement in war as the successful con- duct of Thomas in retrieving the disaster at Chickamauga. The Censor of the military telegraph suggested to the President not to give so much importance to an obscure, if not wholly anonymous correspondent, as to reply to his impertinence. And, on reflection, he concluded to take this advice. But the autograph dispatch was left in the telegraph office, and was subsequently. after the death of Lincoln, handed to Gen. Thomas. and is now probably in the pos session of his family.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-14

They tell this story in the London clubs about Vernon Harcourt, the "Historicus' of the London Times Four gentlemen were discussing the subject of bores, each declaring tLat he knew the most disagree able man in the world, and, the dispute
 growing animated, it was agreed that the four bores should be brought together at dinner. Accordingly, the day was appoin- ted, and each gentleman agreed to bring his bore to the Star and Garter, at Rich mond, where covers were to be laid for eight. The hour arrived and three carria- ges drove up to the door of the famous inn, each with but one occupant. Three of the four gentleman had been disappointed in their man, through a previous engagement. Atlength the fourth carriage came, and out of 1t stepped Mir. Vernon Harcourt. ssHang the fellow said the other three in chorus as the fourth gentleman followed, 'she has brought my bore!"
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-14
THE FASHION.

How easily and how imperceptibly the eye accommodates itself to @ complete le- volution in dress! Before the days of steel petticoats, if we took up book of the eighteenth century costumes, we used to wonder how our great grandmothers could possibly have been so wanting in taste as to wear those hideous hoops; but during the crinoline era-say between 1859 and 1S64-we found that we regarded the same engravings with perfect compla- cency, seeing nothing preposterous in the enormous distension of the skirt, though bat the same time keenly critical about the swell of the hoop, which appeared to be placed too high to suit modern notions of elegance. In like manner we are getting rapidly accustomed to towering heads of hair; and the caricatures of a hundred years back, satirizing the ladies' extrava- gance in this respect, begin to wear sim gularly modern aspect. A drawing of four ladies engaged in violent dispute over the odd trick at whist. and dated 1770, would not, as far as the head-dresscs are concerned, be such very exaggerated caricature of a similar quartette squab- bling over a game of Bezique in 1869. And when we see sketch of gentleman ma- king use of lady's massive side curl ss an opera-glass, we feel that a very slight ate. tion of fashion would make the jest again applicable.
 Talking the other day to hair-dresser on these subjects, he informed us that the demand for artificial hair had increased ten-fold during the last few years. One wonders where it all comes from, for the peasantry of southern France and Germa- nv have been accustomed to make mer- chandise of their tresses from time i'm. memorial. Whence, then, do we obtain the increased supply2 Has . crinoideal guano been discovered, enabling, let us say, a single head to yield two crops a year, or do hair-venders rob the dead? My friend, the perruquier, secuted this suppo- sition with extreme indignation. Is it likely. sir," he said, "that the friends, even of the poorest person. would submit to sueh maltreatment? At all events, no hair from such source is ever offered us for sale." When using the word "mal. treatment" however, it is right to observe how sentiments differ in various countries on these subjects. Here, again, Fashion has it all her own way. The German peasant sells her hair, pockets the proceeds, and contentedly puts on close cap. The Irish peasant, though probably poorer in worldly goods, would shrink from doing what would seem to her an act of degra- dation.