davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25
gssgturiirr fit ssiisnOs.
usTamvrss0Rfs sgISsnkeRs.


Raa eIlth GtaifBh gH-am 9 URr ESaYseis,
a1S RtnAtNtT, G%tTabbHEa Hno 8toii9eHpIdbt
1n A.os RaAntttass laEsssneHtI1sa SonTtaasl. Str
S~tioaburs pfa BlanaJassSap'9abH
Ra6btm EBtFtu am 4 uub $40 abtnbB.
u gaS E naS s.ds a asG a sspaaR@a S sanHi 3 i .
ano TO, i'C5 ane 5 uSr gia&m. tsOnatags aasss.
HpnfmtuO unb HadW IL nj Atrep I'M 5 nhr gtdhm.
Ran VI aTbtngtun- un go, sos. a. 10 uae
u.SO Rorstns uu6 2, B.55, AS uno $50 absnos.
Ra& ~9nuapoIts I'M 7 Hno I1.s0 TaOrGtHE
ZION IN STbfTsfon- s.45. !. 25 ii. 8, s.2B Rprs
s.ns uu6 l2.46, $50, 40, $40, 7.4b unO 9 GbsnbS.
PblIabsIpbtasE 8iImiHstOn.5aItp @ifeHbabH.
gG4 gbMaS.IPsta; 3%ti4tmaatbttSTB men
RaS BStfaSt 6fa Hno Rtp.gorF Csi
Psrrpptas mad port 9tpott abbtsssnol nn 100 Wsor'
gaS p5iFaSeiSbfa Gn6 Rtp.DOri (F@ in
BtImtuston NIT Der zDsIapart @iienbabn@ bsrbtnosnhl
am 2 lao s%ladntHoaB (SorHtags auseeuOnntnl.
RAD ben Stattouen bis POrt 9epcftt-
aml 8 ubr Rdhmittdss (5ouuta9s ausgtnomrterl.
Rad YbtIaOeIpbta- uir 7.25 Gbsnos, td8It9.
gah Rep'Yort- 0EprsBlug nm 1910 aberOs,
IaeIth.
%bnaSeIpbia.3dIto. TentraI.T tfnbabn
btrIdst Baltimore nm Is Ulorgens uno 2.4O Ra5ra.
Bi1tt.Bareau: Nr. 147, Bsts SaIttmOrsFraFs.
g6rbItbr Gtntral.g iIenbabH.
Rad BtttBburg, bem WeteH uno Ror.
Den 6ts an bic Rtasara.6dlls, an allen Sta.
ttontn i,piihsn BaItimor uno BORT anbalteno -tdsltd
Hm 7.55 Ulorsens (Sounta8s ausssnomutnl.
ga6 P~tttsburg, Dem Weten uho HprI
BEN bts 10 tIIia msp port Grit- tasIi& I'M
I2.15 Nadmtttaas (Sonuta8s a~usgsnOmmtnl;
gadb B~tttsburg, ben Riagdrast allen uHb
Buffalo tdplid uni IL 90 Abenos,
Nd6 BtttBburg uno Dem an
BEN pauptFationen ltptibtn Baltimore nno harrisburg
onbdlttuO - tdalia um 7.40 abenos tSonntaas ausss'
Epsait6e RarpIdnDtr GtTsnbabH- tim
T.55, $50 Worgtns un0 $50 Sadrntttaes.
Rad Settpsbars- I'M 1856 NsOrssrR unS lab
EahmtttdnB.
Wab SSrOosr- nm 7.65 ROrsens unO 12.l5 aHO
800 gtahmittgs.
0umbtriGnOtr EbaI.BabH-um 7.55 Ror.
gtns uHb 12.15 gaGmttta9s.
Na6 Dort = tdSIi6 I'M $50 Sla6nittass teonH'
gad Barfton - uuo gBeRern GtIsnbabn bis
unionsBrioge tdaIth I'M $50 Ratrt. unO nab pars
ton UNI 10. 20 Wtorgens tSounstass ausgsnontmsn).
Eah u ibIanO- tdslth uti go gtorssnst Sonn'
Tags ausgenontrrsn).
GatunSoiner Sferesbabn.
gtinoIIn bon 6 nbr Wtorssns bis 8 ubr abenoe, l
abr duseenommtn. 6ountGss FtinoIit bon 8 ubr
Worgens bis 8 1br Wbsnos uno ieoe babe etlnos bon
81 ubr Nbenos nad 9ouoon Ydrt.
Rdd &IItcott 0itp - UNI 8 uno 10 ubr Wtors
ptns uuo 2 uno subj gldtrtttd8s. 3uradiebrsno BON
kuieott Gttp UNI 7 uuo 10 ubr Wlor9eus nno 2 uno 8
Tbr Jtahmittags. - I'm Sonrtasen ut s uno 10 Ghr
Rorstus. uuo 2. 4 uuO 9 ubr 9tdhmtttass mad, uno 9
unb 10 nbr Por9ers unO 3, 5 uno o upr Na@nittta8s
bon &Iieott Gitp.
Burf.Tpab @ftrSebabn.
Ea@ ToD outown fiinoli1 bon 7 ubr Ttor8stts
M! ~$ooanstopu nm 6, 61s, " uno sK ubr
Dtorstns unO ga, az, AZ, 5K uno 6K ubr Gbenos:
an 6onntaatn I'M 10K uno IN nbr Woreens
uno 12H, IN, ~, 81, AZ, 6H uno 6K uhr NaSnt.,
unb BON 8ooanstopn btttber, um 10 uno IL upt vtor'
gems uno l, 2, 3, 4, 8, Q, Z uno 8 nbr Ssaanntttaas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25

0eidtdt. Die OeutlAen centertrtren ItN bet
@tipnS.
Sismarf'S SprItcbc fir Amcrifa.-
Die frauS. Nnlctbe.- - ublanp.-
9erbaItung eiueS 3eitun9s>&es
paftcurS.
QpnpCr, "a. Oft. - Gin Correspondent
ces yStanrari" m1ht IN Debdlt9em Zone bl-
rdur aufmertl1nt bNB Stsmdrd etfrtg benlubt
II, lih bic amrrttahhden Ghtjttrs, p1s Art'
buldn,-@orps unp r0s Bolt rer Ser. Siddtfn
III perpHthten, pdbreno CT gletA8Iltt9 III 8e>
gen IIee, mas bon Gnelauo fCmntt.
Der ,Iete9rapG" metnt juperIthllth, RAP
Die fran5. anlettc BIER germ 8etautt rpereen
mirc.
IS fptrc b%eGouptct. bdb Rublane, pbfbpn
es lid nthi an GnBtdne, Sstrei6 unp Sta
lien bel eeR 8tmitunaen. etnen Srteren su
Stanre su brtngelt, dnlhlirbt, cennCh rner>
aiib unp unabtan1ig na(elbe 3tel berTolgt.
Der StQlmct(ttr 3ambeGu, Ger odntdls bel
rem 8:Cc,ppsfO'ld NtteRtat IN paris pa5
2sben hes GlaIen r~elieie, ut IN atbelnifr
Milipn Ndppltcn'6 bon BtlpelttsbpPe nah
9etcrsbarg 8ea1n8en.
Werdnad, Der 8eratteur ret Sdrtler
,@dulciS", 1T IN Qerl0lleS BON ben Ieutiden
perbaftet rpprcen.
Die DClerttpnen aus GlrS psrben 70 Sabl>
reid, pdB Die beutlGen Gpnunanpeure ith ae>
nDtbt0t laben, rem 8Giebl Su 9eben, feline De-
| f~erteuIe mebr In bic tGutlden gtnttl 1u'jt>
nebrterl.
Sapferftit Der 2onowebr.
Qpntpn, "a. Stt. - Die beut9e st
mes" brinQt etnen Qettdrttlel, IN meIGem lc
nttt oepIa etc Ioptertett ritbmen fam,
| fpel6e bic Qunppebr am %. nor Sprt Bale
,ten beplclrn bat.
Sriepen6becin9un9cn,
Gs beiGt, bab pe Observation-Disclosures,
tpettbe bic preubtide 8c9tcrun3 annebnen
plIpe, jeps fpettcre territorldle Shdn'gurg
Nranfreth's nit &luSnatme her Mnnertpn
Qurenbur9's, auslhlteben wtlree.
IS betff, pae fur Srn. 3titrS liderrs &C.
lett nads 91ris Gefprpert miro.
Nloren5 %. Oft. - Die ySpiniDne"
loaf. turem lie Ten pprGeitld9enen @afen>
hidlanp befpii6t. bic Srdnjolen piroea ais
sprldui0en ShIttt fur pic 6rterens,unters
banblunoeu igpenfa1s etnptlt9en, Strab>
burg unp Mes 81 entfuaTTten unp cine
gntlhdrt9ung ppn 80 Wftllpnen Stlno
sterling ;u Sdblen, ALIEN SreuBen telteee
auf Der 2lbtretuna BON CLAP unp ertbrthSen.
@eiterer Yrptcit Sc8cn bic occupation
Yon Npm.
8puen, 90. Sttbr. - CARDINAL gonne>
hpie psrtas beute BON her aahjel etnen gro'
tet sesrn bic 8eleeuns 8cm's.
Sen. Sberioan'S Giidfcbr. = Gpnt9
@ilbelm iibcr pic 6~ranSpIen.
9pnbpr, 20. Sftbr. - Gin Brief ptn
WarieiGeS BON, IA. Sllpber btihretbt etnen
9eiuh ia Meupcn lnp brlngA6plBenees;
Die beutf6sn YOFtion,n wsrbsn i8nea per.
itarft uno i1peres 9slaserunss'@tlauB wlft
auf allen Sstten auf8stsut. 8sn. 8urnf6es
Deptl6snfat, lsbt ale bic burhsebsnoe YoL
b%ttannti SEPT bsute as. Sen. Stsrtban rst(
e~bsnfals ab /; CT msint, berariss Iei beenest UNI
bic SeIaseruns sebs 70 IonsGam unb fti 70 ln'
tntsrehant, bab er ni6t ntebr ;uridteBrsn wous
Or btatf4ti8t, i'm Grubjabr mad ben Gtr.Staa'
ten taradiufsbrsu, 9ismard ma4ts ibm ssitsrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25
8crmiIGtc Ncridte.

" ~ : Uoll a. In LIZ Vpluuus.
fubr In LETTER g8O6e belief lid Ouf $3.50, 1871
uro felt Reuiabr uut S5l ,253, 662.
: Der g8ertb Der in Uori9er gBode eir9es
Ithrten g8aaten tinihliebli1 Der WtanuFats
tursn, Der it9 aui 1920, 1870 bslduit,, betrug
81 ,3l0,229 9t9en SIS. 0l8,2ll in Der porberges
gangertn g8ote.
= Cine SrauctFeier our grtnnerung an
ben perIOrbenen General Robsrt Is. See piro
beute (9Ronta9) Aben0 I'M Cooper . Sniff
tute" atSebalten. Nngeiebere Bltrger obne
llntsri9ieo Der pnrtet peroen it4 babel be
tbsiltger.
ll,ber ben llnieraang bes Sampfers
cambria" babet mir ibou berihtet unter
Der elite ibrer YaIa8iere tinOtn mir 3iemli9
uisle oeuti9e unO oeuti4 'tIin8enoe Ramtr,
ndmltb
2ton otunann. @tOrse grnII6tH.
Samurl ArunDtini, 81 Yttcrltn.
VI. 8. 0olano. Nrd. BAUD.
Col. pGqDtn nebit 6rau Carl VI. 5abIbad.
uup atno. Sor8en Sulititn.
Geo. gBtttDiU. 4ans Damien,
StturtG Zimmerman, Mug SauHn.
Geo. gDt,Dtdng. 9Obn bltmtna,
Sol. emiib ntbit GrGu. Gregory Gdtl ntbR ilrau
9litla Wlaper. uno Sinh.
:. 81. NIutrtamp. 8. RuIr.
fIau VI. Weir. Sin1es Nl0lur.
ptinriG 0BOltnarr. JGints WltllGr.
3boInaS pGnlei.
Sic cambria" 1T oas brittle S6iii, mel.
DIES bic NnbortSinie perloren bat. Gas Grite
mar Der Sampier plniteO &tngoom', meldrr
nit Mann u. Wtaus untergtn9 uno bon benz
man ME mlbr b0rte 0as Smeite Der SDibers
nian", Der bel Derry an Der SUITE BON Srlan0
i1eitsrte.
= Sn letter Q8o9e famen bier 4735 Gmis
aranten an.
Gu6 In 6 ineinnati trefen bic btutihen
Sdnger Nnftalten 5ur Abbaltung elmer
YeetbOusn' 6eier.
Gin auberes Srto. - gu ben
Saupifreunoen Der 6ronSOien uno 9e8nsrn
oes oeuiI6en Nationals uno Ginieteitstams
pies geb6ren Die republifuniiaen Yrppbsten
Butler, Banfs uno Wcnoel Ybiaipps.
tngemaucrte Sran5Dftnnen n.
-Shredlth, aber mabf!-SeImann 8r9et
tat it'd eas 8erptenlt erpprben, nlht nur sfpet
blblhe Wdohen, he e%tn9emaurtt iparrn, be-
freit su babsn, fpnptrn er pcrlhdfte aud BET
tieier @elegenbett elmer @nSdbI preubtiher
Solpaten aus Wdgocbur9 cine grpee Or
qutduns. Or mar IN Gbejp, Bet Gbateau>
Etterrp, no er Dcr9ebenS etnen @utSbetiBer
bat, ibnt fur &elp Wetn fur tte erihbpfltn
Splbaten su i~bcrIdllen. AQe6 Bitten mar
ser9ebens, Ter Sraniole bliCb babel, or babe
IidDts. 8caet Der tdjtet tdnn %ipsiter: sd
ersdbIte ben Sffjieren ppn neinen 8erlIhen
unp fuete btn;u, bab i6 bic ieie ueberseu>
gung be9e, bel lenem Stecermanne rpIree cine
8eauiftipn BON euttm Grfplae grtrpnt iein.
Der 9Binf fduD icfcrt 8eaRtun8. Seds
Wanu lnp elm gieutenant ltattetrn teilt Waute
alsbalp einen Beiuh ab, fpurpen auh bon
i'm In lebr su|sprfpmmCnpVr Netfe cmpfan-
gen unb iberal berumseflbrt. Sdpn 9laub-
iet se, mad, elmer Durbluhung prn gcpet.
Seller une Shcune, bd6 Der @ernlte pttflid
CLASSIFICATION unp au%s9eirunfen" iet, ais plpg'
ltd Elm tbtaueS Wdsee2urBer &tnc Die Ont
bedune mahte, paB Der Seaer BON Mufer
flnf unb Don SnreIt nlr FRET Senltsr babe,
DIES elaentbitml,dte r@crbdItnib" wulee ma
iisltH ipfcrt rdber pnteriuGt unt tote fd
ME li6 Seser penttn fam, eabtn auf Raj
man stne erli ftiiG aufSefabrte @anp ent'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25
Ser amerifaniidc @ratrOH.

- - v -
tptlhc IN tinrul elniddtt unb bill9en WtidBe
ale PriHJtpten utrttnlai, UNI 6letl1 OOlfpms
men an brnieu.
gr UlrIi mad ben luticntlIbtn udtlrlidtn prIriInlsu
tir oa5 u"outonmcnt Srattn pDu }lttlb, pcrbtubCttbas
8trb0mpitu uOu NIbtunN4tbtilGu uub Ctbdt Die rrlhfu
Cutie uuD ben OrIiattn @ttuG, rDtlbr IN put ~0elpbbnlis
DIRT %%ratyortn ootr Ourh baI prcBrB Ds SrattnB
UctlDrtu prbtI.
9rattt uub rBNrt In mtriotr aIB Der baIbrn9Ht pflhs
bCgubCr,u RtbruIhHt uub toht oaB 5ltilh blrbqtbrub,
10 buB ttfue urrbrOHuie oOCr robe 5tsIlm blibtu.
WlbttCtutI H.dlb uNb tciutu BtUud non Nett, brandt
tttHt WoTbttri uHl u0E fturr UUo WuNt baE Ylrattu
ooer HOntt Dor jittlh lUtdtS fJubtr 10 unauQturbm.
Der la9tlilian, Ilbtc'ier, louie brr ddunOrhtu MT bts
6IfiidIuhcn5.
@Eattt Uo r0nct OltlH gui abtr aoblct opcr Doll.
paBt 20 Iuf Gitus Obtr Rd"uptu'nuuptn uuh III
elrtb el, iHr bas Brdtru Oon JIGilh, pGBntrn. Sbin.
tel. Salbgaaoep. htlbrt unO aulttuH.
81 III ntlt uur AlCS
Auruntirt,
lDas tur %btnltlb,n In Nulprub G]tuonutu lplro. 1onhtrr
ttutW 9co0h, w'I9tr nab Dem SsbraUhs nidt bc,ie,
btRt Ut. iUirb
Der PrriS nit allen uuFuHcu yuritdqrqebcn.
panoler III Der Siabi Hho aut 6eu EaRoc ltnO ctngc'
labcIt, unltr btelrU Gt0tu6uu0tl Wulrdar ~ VrbtT, NM
Bamtlttt i'm 81 ucrluhrn nit btr Elttrbttt. baB ~
t9nrn yItdtl tohet, prEIl 81 lb MID 10 UCrBdlt. lDte %
dHlcGtbtn.
3eOtr BraroH irant Die altDorl1ric etiquette. nit
BEN @elbansittbtu American Brpiler" uttitBtr.
BsrtOuisprelS uur 50.
Sdneitrn plre siH ltbtrolsr Rabdtt aeaSbcu.
SubrnO. uub y Euhtu0'ladrttu lu labtu. lUtihe iur
bic g0nilitc NuaotluunA obtBtr @urantlC uut ale uUu
tbntu O]ettauiCu "Rroilers' buiteu.
q. 4. Sdrter y so, Etr. SO ghb:WbdrIefr.
Aeei 3 Bl3crIp, Nr. 40 cubs OtpCrthry
loluie bel ben Diem. 3tnnlUaGttn. uno pdusGerdtb.g t'
lbnttcn I'M Augrmctucu,
nno i'm 9etntn bel 6du8attdib.. 3inutpaartn. un0
DttRbdubltrn I'M WHGcmttutn. q 2.AG,SOO,21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25
NeaCre &abel : Gta6riGtcn.


NeWcre Gabel : Nadri9tcn.
Gin Uerjtuciieltcr Sarnpf in SUrB.
VI eiterer Yrote It geQeu OieOceus
patton 90 n " o III.
---
Sen. SberiNan'S MudFebr.
&6niB 0iIbclm tber bic 6ranSpien,
Sic Sclagcrung Uon @ariS.
Ba5aine INN bic GrieOeus unterbanOluu8en.
Cine noble SanSGnmg.
@erR6te BON Der Wesna b III c
oeuti@er . ampter.
NapolcUu'S 0crmGBen,
Si8mant'S SprItcbe fir Amerifa,
IuRlanN'S Saltuno.
Ole fran56iti@e anlstbc.
@srbainrus CiueS 3eihrusS Rseafteurs.
Sapfcrteit Der breuBiidcH SaAOlUeGr,
TriebenSbcbtueuneen.
Grantrei@ Mill ii@ n:6t fR8en.
GnatanO WirS oerbabtiet.
l~--TyF. SL ng flI.f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25

Jnteruattonale
G. m State.

Dts ,NrbettssB6rts n itbt tr bic Gtinet noe
arbtiterI autr RlaHtn et6ttrtt.
2anobousr, 9titnbabr : Gtitufhatttt nfo @nosrt.
ipelae atbs.ttr wani&su. fao sriu&t. TIRE anffraas ttn'
%tnienntn.
| peri&att, uno bejpnbtrt Gorge ~aetragsn. oat BIT aut
eranten nidt beihipinotlt iptrptn.
Hauiien. ptite quite Dttnftbotsn braa@<n, mohfn
anb nit tbren Wuttrdstn ttbrtn.
attns He,obllig tptrb fHr RtSbdfuno bon Gtsnta
~ptrian9t, nrn ane Btrjonta, usl1t 46notrtten. far stns
s~pdnotrtr pafsne. btfsen. ucnsn attaataa stHs 5tiare'
tung bttitbtt ttn1enntn.
vile auttrage fno tniiptber ~pertoni.e nbsr osient3 al
capt. 3. p. Gcbulten, BorHtbtr er yurbsttss
srantea'paas.f Rs. aS. SSaiasss rate .i,ts
| Ssteen. Naa.asls}s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25

pier atmad't yBndrtn her 'ciHicn Gualiidt uHb Der
ltbtr 5aGou ~ Yrsilcu vulauil bic Que Qompdttion
brrau6torbcrn, bet 4. EgstubrTorr
Ode Der gHtalp, unO Gurainlaiir., tn obern 5tabNbtlI
uun
Nr. 1903, gDcl,WNliimOrr., ndbt Spuibaunraat.
NIB. Nue NUitrdnc Upm gGnot pnHltlib al5ethibrl
iino 3utricornbrtt g]Grdntirt. VBdartu UtrOtn 10. q.
d. ober per poiamUcilung urrIttdt. (2Il-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25
9emOfratii6 rOHIcrbatibe
GOngreB NOminatiOncn in ItargIanO.
(gBab( am s. ROo. 1901
1. 9iHrfft Width. g5outusf BombIstnu.

2. Sifrttt - Width. SttpsnTOn ardber.
8. SiRrttt - Hbtb. Sbumds etsann.
4. Stfriit - Gdpt. Sobn SRitdbie.
5. 9i'rttt 49, sRidter sBm. 6R. HSerrid.
Der l. 9ihrltt umiaBt Caroline, Cecil, 9oratTsr.
Bent, Queen Nnn's, SOmeriet, Qoitomieo II. UOresFer
Counties.
Der 2. SiRrilt umfaBt bic uutsrsn 7. EBnrbs Der
5taOt Baltimore, gang SurTOrO unO ben n6rOI. II. OIL
SbstI BON Baltic Go.
Der 3. DiRriIt umiuBt bic obtrtn Il UarOs Der staOt
Baltimore.
Der 4. GtFritt unfaBt Gussbans, Carroll, 6rsOsrid
uno gBaibiraton Counties.
Der 3. Sifrtit umfaBt Nnns WruuOsI, GaIuert. ben
>ps'l. Sbetl bon Baltic, Co., CHARLES, Utoutaomerp,
9oparO, ct. Waarp's u, prince @sOrse's COUNTIES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25
3ea's
11Opul9rf GnrDflopaOif,

bic beHf, Ifhtt nn6 bIut8tt, n Mot nnr time Ooufdn6!9t
enencippdos. ittt BEN sbt,n Rrtss oerfast unn bts.
baIb Die tinitee. ipsItt cine 8tidrstbung Der Iebten
IdiaGtrn, unb 9erer. tptlde In ~oenitiben Befohisu. lie.
NH. Ioubsrn % IA aud en nnifa ftnots uni. completes
6frifou, elm @tneralsp anopeiier Der Welt, elm bioeras
pbtiGes. bibIii6ts, stsohtniidts uno strtdtithts Hor.
lanSs entbdIi. 4i. risbr ais 1000 HbbtIounseu pm Der.
Enisoentn Stssnaanosn austn ioasn absr s1o,oo0-unb
Is IN etn Bud. pslbts I'D IN ben pdIiotn lnisrsr gan:
ern auiotudrftu ~peutjdbtn Hto6lierung. tpel@e fh nit
Euasriia beianut ~ MAIDEN fpini6t. btftnbtn iouts.
Sir aan,e Roatnpr,is oitits Bu6es, a~tbnnben. tniir
an Nbcnnsuttr) N S27. 80. wtints ttnt &riparttb bon
pon usbr, oils 800 TN DtrgIst& ium prstit dbnitaer
9srie IA. -
InierIartftn. msI@. ttnta Ssosa iufrtsoentsutn.
Gentral.Ngtnt,
sr. II, xsehsDaIttmprekraAe
sv- sasnisy u,,s Observation-Disclosures perssu psrIanst.
tNRdr117. ISL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25
0ctGbcrger's
Stirfrl un0 S0ubC
Stirfrl un0 S6ubt.
&c Be- @ntaln nnb 9aratoaaRe.

tim Obtru StaDtbtilrl,
Ufr. 1913 gScit Baltimore,
nGbt 5OlltbauHraBt. Tim uutrrcn 6taoAbttI.
DIR grBfts, btni9'Is uUO ous1tNc6risRe gor.
ratb Ron Siit'rln unO Shubcn, uelbsr lie
malls Dem 4ubItIum Oftrirt iUurOtl
Esaaren IN ecm lsptsu 6nbrifantrH .0srfdufe
~qrfGuit!
WgaH btuhit be GtrablCBuuQ. Upaartu mtrptu i'm
@r0Nel un0 Nlttltn 40 bon anRlttRlM YrtLltn Uniauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25
Wah NmfterDam.
Woh NmHernnm.
Vah GnnDuu!

S1s@x1M Die i&bne A ] bdutihe Srig8 v9drl;A
SsssszseSxz< Capt. SDsniet, lptro prompt nad obt,
aer1 baien trpsoirt. RDssen Sttdsiiter small stowageI
I2O2-l SIR. 81, SHo.Santr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-25
8srmtiGte &Hjsigeu.
SEQ. 9. Gtebens' & GOmp.'S
Qm3ug.


Elm qroBss thntiibdiQts B aurtH5aI ia III
rihttt uH0 uHler, Office, ionic unisrs baups'
i6atibften Ysrfauisrdume 0ortbiu berlsgt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-01
The Third District.

Col. ORDwAY must be elected, for it is in
the cards. Added to the personal qualities
which recommend him, his success will
give quietus to all the clamor we heal
about Conservative hostility to northern,
men. Here is gentleman, good citizen,
plblic-spirited man, from Massachusetts,
whom we take by the hand and respect and
honor because he is precisely the reverse
in all respects of the detestable carpet-bag-
ger who opposes him. Who is PORTER
The first we heard from him he was wear
ing Buffers ball and chain for abusing the
party he now espouses. Next he was Il
flaming Radical, prosecuting everybody
who would not join him in his new poll
tics, urging political Acknowledgement upon
his own constituents who refuse to vote for
him; procuring the House of Representa-.
tiyes to imprison one of them for chastis-
ing him on the streets of Richmond in all
encounter In no way connected with his re-
preventative duty; moving to put Virginia
back under military rule; and in every
mode rejecting by his conduct discredit on
this great metropolitan district. What has
he ever done, or will he ever do, for the
colored voter that he should support him?
What bond Of union exists between them
It is much to the credit of that class OF
voters, the considerate and rejecting among
them, that they see through his character,
and hold it at its true value !; and we have
good reason to believe there is large body
of his own party, both white and colored,
who will not sustain him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-01

A suGaEsTloN.-The Radical Congress
commences the work Of carrying elections
with the aid Of the army by requiring Fede.
raj officials to interfere only when Congress.
men are to be elected. This is the first step.
The next will be holder move. Now, we
suggest to the Virginia Legialature-7and
our New York. friends may profit if they
can by the suggestion--the passage Of law
requiring the baiiot for congressman to be
put into separateibox, and this box to be
placed far enough. from the box or boxes
into which the BALLOTS for State or. city Off
cersare deposited as TO afford to the petty
tools OF q military tyranny no excuse Tor
nedaIing with parsons VINO wish only to
vote for officers with whose election Con.
gress does not claim the right or The power.
to interfere. THUS Weshail eirrsimYent the
enemies Of free government. For, whilst
the msnions,of power May exclude by force
nsany voters from the congressional box,
they cannot exclude one fromahe State and
city boxes. Let us Withstand these traitors
to their races these men who would destroy
every civil right 20 perpetuate their own
rliie-once more, and we may yet eaye the
republic. The nesrs from West Virginia
Should arouse the enthusiasm oil every ps.i
,riol. All 10 not yet Lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-01

RAISING Corn UNDER DIFFIcULTIEs.-Thl
committee of the, Petersburg Fair recon-
mended o premium of 500 to DR.. Isaac Read
of Charlotte county, Va, So years of age,
for sample of corn raised under the pro
cess of shading. This corn was cultivated
by the Doctor lying on his back-coyertne
the ground with bushes and weeds, and
pulling out the grass with his hands. The
corn WAS excellent, say the committee,
amounting to about eight barrels. "For
the energy thus displayed by an octoge.
" marian, SO worthy Of Imitation by. the
s.youth Of Virgins, we recommend q COM
/" plirnentary notice and "a premium as
Haboye."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-01

MAYOR EILYsoN.-A Richmond letter,
dated October 2Sth, in the Petersburg IN
deI says:
"The mass meetings to be held in all the
wards of the city tonight are TO pass upon
the ticket presented to them by the CIy
Committee. In any event Mr.. Ellyson has
declared that he, viii. p4t lhS lYan III Rich
.4foriu more greatly beloved and no man
more deserving of the affections of the peo-
pie in all the qualities Of head and heart.
We will never have better Mayor, and il
the people consent to let him withdraw, it
will be only for policy's sake and to satisfy
a certain class of our population, clamOr-
Gus about small matters, and who are trim.
ming their sails for voyage to the Radical
camp at an early day"
The writer of the above is a member Of
the City Conservative Executive Commit
tee. 1t would not be becoming in Mr.. ELY
| SONS associates to say aught as to the com
pliments thus paid him. We may, how
ever, with propriety state that it has Ions
been known to us that he would not under
any circumstances consent to be again /
candidate for the Office of Mayor. And We
will add for ourselves that his most bigoteG
political opponent or personal enemy, sup
posing that there are such, will not rejoice
more sincerely than we when-Mr. ELLYson
being released from the obligation which
his sense of duty to the people of this city
imposes upon him to continue to hold the
Office us long as 1t is lawfully his-the Dis.
patch shall be free to take part in the dis.
cussion of all questions which concern the
welfare of Richmond. Our mouth has been
closed for months, and we have allowed
many things to pass in silence which, but
for Mr.. ELLYsoN's connection with both
this paper and the city government, would
have called forth sharp comment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-01
s DIED.

Manchester az T long I'M aaa a' wear ef s
Mrs. c. G. AhLaooO In Inc a'th se"' y l.' no
eye. s.o,,, ha- late resi-
u;.,onI ffrnnaY. This f.tsnSs and acdua'nt nc
of I've fstlIY gre r-s-t,ddlly Invited u attend
Without for her notice.
pefers urg In ex please copy.
On the ao,h, Mr., RI1HARD g BIN. In MS ss.i'
year after q painful illness Of seven montns,
ybirh he hare with Christinn resignation. Ht e
leaves VIE ana two children TO LnaF g. ,a ass
oaa which loss s deeply felt by many III fs II
His funeral will he pres ched TO-!pA ;.ne ls,
tbe Oregon Fiji Methodist Church, at II O'clock
Friends and acquaintances areinVited to at6eno.
Tn this city, October 20, 1870. EVANS J.BUG IN.
WA TER, In the ffty-Grst year OF ms age Iol
ts.hve years resident of Virginia. ]. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-01

FRESH ARRIVAL OF o
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
ATJULlUS SYCLE'S,
eo3 Main street, second door from corner ah 81
T am receiving by every steamer large lots OF
every description or DRY GOODS aud FANCY
GOODS, which are selected with the creates: care
ospecialy for this market, and bought at the low
est cash prices:
Dress Goods Of every description;
Empress Cloth In all colors from 90 TO 7sc.:
French Mcrinos, in all shades;
Solid-colored Alpaca at CSC, very cheap;
English Crown Poplin, 30, IS, aud &c., entirely
Plaid Poplins at saac.: great bargain
Irish and French Poplin, In great variety;
Ottoman Cloth and Repsi
Mouslin Delaine at 2Gc.,
Black Alpacas, from CSC. upwards;
Mourning Goods In great variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
ID B]sached Cotton at losc., the best In the c'S
CaIicoes at l.3c., and as low as Sc:
Brown Cotton at sc.-very good at lf4s.;
1914 Sheetings ut reduced prices;
Canton Flannel at lsc. per yard.
sHAWLS AND CLoAKING.
Chipchilla Cloaking In the latest designs;
Long and Square Broche slswls;
Woollen Shawls, from 81 rs upwards;
Bls ss six VeiSet warranted pure SIX, for Cloak
velveteens, all colors, at the loweet prices;
Gassim eres. Cloth, Doeskins, Gassinetts, to suit
Mems snd Boys wear . -.
large lot OF Blankets, white and colored, al re-
duced prices. F
WHITE GOODS.
Table aud Pisno Covers,
Marseilles Quilts, vs-as.
Table Damasks, from soc. upwards;
sash Riboon, in erea. v,rtety and ls.est styles
Velvet Ribbon, all widths: ,.o nor
100 doz. Linen Cambria HaDdkerchie'd d. w. va
dozen;
100 do ditto at SOC. per dozen;
100 do. ditto at SSc. per dozen. - n.,,,s
We call special attention 90 our STOCK VI ,a,a
Furnishing GODS, which Is always complies; an,
All we ask Is o call and exnminaron % .. 9 re
stock. and you win find the right SoSsars, o. ~"
rjoi,t prices Call sooE. JULIUS sGS1Eci,
DC eea Main street. I'd door below ssp.