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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
3u D%erfamfen, nm Elm @efAGft obs
suWtceelu.

gtne teHisbsnbe 9ampftnaIdins, IL bet II, iett In
her Nusfsnung int sUiar plaHb. 5nhitut@ l Ditto, Ditto.
IL BET "A zine tiasbare Ditto. IL bel II eine Wderbaus
s%ainpfma idine uno ssfiel auf R6bstn. o bel IL; awst 6
AZ sou 8urAms fer. 10 5uB lang. 2 l4.S6uige glues
nit Seerofronte, Gtoftetiei unb Raudfang ; Z 6efeI, lee
Der 50 3ol Durdmeiier. 20 SuB lang, jipet l~2,s6lfae
6iues nit oterbfronte, Rofiellsn uno Ruudtammerrs;
erre %30.,outae tra8bare g~rauptnmtbls, untrridl6diia.
franJoilde Burr . Stene; cine 9lr. 2 Cameron DE-
Damptpumpe In sutem 3uftarbe; 8rebbdnie; pobeIs
Utaidtnen aufredtitebtnoe Bobrer ; BoISenltnsiber
nit 3apfsn uub Bunien St6brsn.N ta Itine uno 8uns
ten Ratent.S dnorhls uno edtauben.9 buds sbraus
bsniopf.Blbde hoi8erne Yottite unb 3uber.
sonts audi Wf%afeptnlfteu., GsHels unb 6rpbs
fbmieessB srtssuse. Wtan wsnoe fb an
UeoDgtr s. GbaFer,
~(236-53) Rr. 40, St.I tpnunieniftraRs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
as- Die So .Nedh.nVafehine.

Gs- Die 3sSfdbs NJ afdbine, pelde
td I'M Sanuar '66 pom Der .Tamtlp Setps
ina Wahine Co., Str. SO, Mafans
ctr, Netpz Yprf. taufte, tit ieitber IN bris
nabs fortmaptenpent @sbrauGe sepsien. sic
IL Mot tn lla%o.onuns seroibsn, bat Ridts
fur Meparatur aetoTtet uno finbe i'd lie einfaa
uno 5noerldifS in Der operation unb INNER
tertis aum Wdben. Sene msiner 6reunoe, Die
lie nit ban i1tuet Werbeiisrungsn 6rauhen,
ttno tsbr fur oieitlbe einaenommen. unb m6dte
I'D Sisisnisen. uelde i'd babe. niht mhfen.
M Trag anna Us. Gutbbnrt.
(Stet. %, tn pIU ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
Nene Na3etgcn.
8aItmprer sf1ibensMrleNldaft.
@errrnl: 0rrfnmm[unn
QNnrnunn.

sd ipartt bterntt 5soerinanr. uetren Spbn UrtGkr.
BGateE sitpas Out metuen Ramen ~ bergen. ha Id p0H
tbm 8srnatts Shaies niGt btiablen merot.
HrttSrtdD Bddbfr,
t233-401 Cir. 1873, BdnffrQke.
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MoIoSoIi8! G(oioOaiis!

8euIer, Garbuuttl. QusidIGge uno GitetblHtben I'M
9sibtf, seIbltter 3eint. an9emetne SdpGdt peroin
ourd unrtine Beidaffenbett oerarIaBt. y~OlGoaltB bat
als %OatErnoss qeilmitlsI fHr oteis aIals upn 2stosH
bep1hrt.
rgBtlion. R..G., IL. Rat, SD btieuss bicrntt. Oaa
Id NIT 8lutiapdret arg 8epIa8t nor; Id bate beren
ntpt luent8er. oenn oierSebn, auseroem 5p0lf 8tip0hH'
lide @eihpire. Sd Tit 10 b%eoeuteno, bub i'd mebrese
Monaie bic Stubr bitten miBte. gu elmer 4rObe mt
RoiaoaIts, 6 Titaft peranlaBt, nuroe i'd ourh ben
@ebrauh stner 6laf6t btetsr in Bee
fettt. VI. u. Datben, fcn.% t2is, SO.2t4,0,S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
QNnfiersY

Resifratprs, BiEsdu, sr. "a. aorthHrass.
Baltimore, ben l. OFT. 1870.
Befdnntma6huna fir @aFer : Con a m enten
Nus riiuadnotssn mathematician fir oaB Sabr 1869
t1hten Dor bsm 10. Gttobtr 1870 bert4list psrbsH.
Dhne iuettere gtotts %abgeertbt. Die ntbsrtra8unggbAds
bleiben bis anf iDeiters 9lptij gsi6loTen.
t234-9l -v -. 4. @harttfR, gBa ner. JeoiHrotny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
EinrcneezN1h.W aIfline
itnfadb, Dauerbaft, @Ieaant

Btnfadb, DdIerbdff, WItgant.
2duft Itiht uno eerduidIos.
Sehbt gebanpbabt far tsee @rt Wrbeit que anesseu
Wa}&iHfn on Glaftsttdt Der Slide tsbertrsttenb.
6Iorenee. % erfaufs ,immer,
6retmaurers9 smpeI,
(JuIt15. sRts) Rr. 40. Rorc.GbarIssEg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
m- NIuf Nfinuteu filr d

.@s- Sinf Wfinuten fur Grfris
idungen Sober, Der NIT Der glenba6n
9ereift lit. bat 8euib obise georte pernommen
uno bat pisleidt aud burh 3u baitises G6sn
ben &sim aur. Spspspfie 8ele8t. IS 1T sut,
5u piilen, DaB Der Bsrupia d. 9 D.
rup Ole tdltmtniteH Gdae BON .Spspepiie
beilt, uno iino Eauienbe bsreit, oieIes Az be-
3eugsr, f235-4Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
Nus yletp- QIorf. 45Ie B6rfs,

WemE WOrf, 6. On. -W.lO milt9, 4 bis
6.-grbause matt, 81; srfte Sautiers gapiere
(StatDe6ieD 9l.-SOlo feiter, iaIOB ju 1875.
- &~sqisruH9ssS bltgntionen rubig, User de
'62 lib, lO,4Oer 1868 bis 1911. -gfetten IN.
55S5Sgs'@ mlTism n0 en- n''G w:n5jr0 Central aai T MY, S[,s
Gentr6l 2O5, Saolias 99l, SQtnois 81, bits.
burg 80I bod SslaRo 1863.
Ste ,SataUio" nabu $40 900 in Contain
ten nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
Aus @afTahufett8.-0iuc 0runS.
ffetulcauuu,

30 ton, 6. Sn,-Nsr Gfunoftein 5u Der
griuneruH8s 9ale, ueIde 5u Gbren oes I'm
Oentens Der I'M Srie8e seiaaenen S6tler pom
,90roaros@olese" errittet tperOen ieq, pur0e
beute nit e~utipreaenoem Gerernoniel in Sc
asnDart BON un9eidbr 1000 Meniben 9ele8t.
Der our @rri9tun8 Oes 8ebduOes iubicribirte
Jon0 iiberltei9t Die Sumule BON 1862, 900.
Der fribere @eneral MRpaLt 9oar belt cine
feierIidp NnInrnhp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
Rnff itnh Qnnia.

6iepff Gde DON eertmstons unb ~arf.Straas.
&tnieIne 5srrsn i6nntn nit freunbliGen 3inmsrn unS
outer toit ~tperbtn Gas nnb Bah nit hsts
gent uRb taltsm g8a Her i'm Sauie. tGit. 7,lMt.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
m a. g.. tsArnnt.
Sr. s. q. RtrnrO,
Sr. TAI, sapsttsz, spifAsn SarF' Hns SORarSs

$traRe.
SnHge leute, burb 9npislretionen an @etH unn AbEs
pr nieoergebrofen, an nero6ier gntirdituua, Ghner5sn
I'm gopIe, i'm Rateu uno In Der Bruft. SGidtrrnbslt,
oraaniihtr Shpahe, 3uitsn, 3ittern, or~ohenpemg9abns
finn, SdlptnDiuht &c. etoenO. peroen t6utn flrtrt.
Gbruntide 8ranfbeiten her 5arnlDrgs, Elm Sabr oft, no
btnrVtiyds WltteI gar RtdtB ssbolfsn. beiIt fr eurG btts
li6es WttttsI tn 8 Sasen firjltt ert IugsJosent usbd
In 3 &agsn. Utebistufn ienoft CT Durd Poft ooer GgpreH
traenhpobin. Spreditunotn BON 0 bis v / nbr. 2 bis 0
MIR uub x 8 bts 8 nbr Wbsnoa. 9auernos 9siluHa
uiro 9%GrantIrt. tAH9.ll0Dtt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
Nus Gpnnectic4t - Sds WitIcRa
'fche EppeBurthetl.

Sart ORB, o.. Stt.-SI Der Bsruribeir
lung GBiIiOu's, pslae auF Der GuBeuIeite os.
SITS. mitaetbeiIt 1T, 1T nod ous 5OIgeHOs
uab3utrasen ;
Der Angetla9te fibrte ietnsn Yro3eB obne
lurlltihen SelItanO, ben Der @sfaugene aSqe=
lebnt bate, neBbalb Itb iein 8ertbeioig:r bel
benz Begiune Der BerbauOlungsn 3uridIog.
Btliou mar rusReH @rmDrouug gSiIIGrO's.
zines Carbohydrates int StGatsgefdngHtB
oon Connecticut, noielbIt QGilfon eefanGen
lab. uuter aRFlaae geiteGt tporOen.
Gin 3su3e, Rnnens Dtartiu, bei9uor, baB
WlliOn Dor Yerhbuna Oes Moroes as Stun.
oeu in elmer ountslu 3sae ruegen 6lu9tpsriu
tes eingsiperrt setueleH. gBilion unteruarT
oeu 3su9eH einem ~itren8en RreuJperbbr be-
jtBli9 Der Sauer oieier Satt. Ser 3euge
toHnte Ita absr nur auf bic Bermerte in Oen
Atten Der StrafanfaIt berufen. 3araui Traqts
Der Grgsfla8te ben 3!u8en, oh er ibrl nidt
ltlehtes 6LstI6 8e3etgt babe, oas er aIs Roit
erbalten 8ieie Trage puroe pom U .bter
lur AHtrag oes Staats Anpaltes ni9t suge.
alien. l%porauf Der Au8eflaats erttdrts, oaB er
ita an ben Scrhanolun8en ni6t meter betbeis
lt8en MOLE uuo oaB Die 4nttage o~ieIelben of
Lein leiten mbae.
Hui oiefeu 8orgnng uno 0a Der angetlagte
%ataubte, 0aB man ibm un3uldif8ertpeiie ben
Bslpeis uertRrSte. DaB er Die Ebat in Selbt
uertbsioiguug began9en, beJiebt lib Die ipdtere
SrtlGrung oss An9etlaQten 0aB Istn SAT-
mint untPr{ud1t tn0rDen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07

= Giuss glorgens madie 8ismard osm grafen
abaH ieint antfpar una Der 6freihiihe SelanDts
~smpfdHat tbn i'm Shldfrods, wabrtnp nod etntge an'
ssre @stannts ~tetHerers oeutlher SiaateH gtgeIuparite
iiuh. nuo ohne Don Yistnarf beionoere 9lotlI gu nehs
men. 9teter iebt 15 aaf's Soppa, nlnumi Gigarre uno
3anbb6I;Aen aus iesHsrH gtui nne brtnlit, Hathoem CT
qsbtfre, an oer 1apeit angeriebsn, a Ia Bruoer Studio
ssf BEN eopta palb fseno. palb ltsgsHo, Die Gls
aarre an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07

usshalb sE nt5t gum Eooe BerurtbstIt tpsrs
Osu iouts, ioate sT: so babe Hur 3u Iagen,
oas i'd CLAUDE, bag msin 6al uibt uuters
iuat pUrosr Hi, OaB i9 absr nit benz ReIultat
gani 3ufrteoer bin. 8ebaugt 3u nsroeH,
miro Elm 4tt b6dIter @naoe i'm 8erglei@ boz
nit ieiu im StaatsBeFingniB oo1 @onnecsieat
III Iehen. mic Id hnieIhh neIsht hhhR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
Selegrapblt9e 9epeiGsa
ber aiiotiirten Brelic.
IEfrIAIri fir ben .Gtuifdasn Qorrt{npnntnirn l

aus Wafbineton. = BunScStrnp,
pen nadb alabama.
Wa bington, 8. Gttober.- Sn Der
feBten @abinstsfiBuns puroe bei6lpRen, Die
i'm Staate alabama iifbenben Bunossirup:
pen ourd 10 f%ernere %gDmpaenis'n 3u nerit6rs
fen uno aus benz Stante einen beionoeren
militdrii8su Stftritt TN Department bes
Shosns au MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07

Sianbisc auo XagcssaDItaanger
t6nntn anesnsbme 3ln,mer uro quite aof erbaIten bit
q. Giein. Rr. 40. Giibsgntama rafs.
fEsOt, lb 1Utl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
Nus Gan Tran3i6cp. = aufrcenug
ipeecn elmer SparbGnf. Der
G0nArI Gan GrroutfSrD'8.

ineeEu elmer Spqfb1nF. - Ser
6GnpcI San TrdH3tScp'8.
g nTran3tstO +. DIT. 8te r9i:
bernia : Spars uno Sarlebenss Gonpa8uteA
muroe beute 10 itarf BON 2euten tberIauieu,
ual9e i9re Depoiiten 5uriid3o9en, bGB unter
ben Sepoiitoren cine groBe 4ufrs8un8 ents
iiano. 9te Bsamtsn Der gonpagnie, tpetAs
cine Der grbBten oieisr Art in ben Ser. Staa:
ten 1T, gQben aber bic GrtliruuB ab, oaB ie
int StanOe Iino, rieoer Gsfabr" su ~be9e9Hen.
Cine ueberiiht oes 6anoels bon San Trans
siseo fir sie IeBten 9 NOHGte ersiebt oas Sol
genbe:
BremOs SmpOrte IL @iQioneH Collars
(3ous unO 6raht9ebhbren abgere6uet); 5oa-
freie Gutter IS, 5l5. 900. Die Nn6frage mad
8plo fhr 3oaSabturgeu betrug S., 1870. 900.
Die SnlanoTieuers Gtnuabmen i'm bieIt9en
DlFtritt luaren SO 009, 900.
IS tamen, $500 fremoe S4iH! (793.COO
Ionrer9ebalt) an.
8trGgpOrt belief fi4 auf Sl1, 518 600. poOon
S4,473. 900 fir Q9aijen, S77S,0O0 fir Wlebl
uno sl.473,000 fir QBoQe Gn5uIeben. Ser
@otoerport mar SIC, 723, 900.
5n Der 3Uei9mln3e DGrosn Sl4,839,0OO
Bsptd9t.
26. 900 al.
Die r8Oulo & gurre Ssr9bau : Com.
pusuie" bat cine SioiOsnoe BON $40 fir i:oe
Wife prff1rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07
aus Sntnpi6. -DampffeNeI 0t.
ploffpn. - Bier @erfOHen ees
fNhfpf

GBlcagp, 6. OF. 8ersau9enen
Wontag Abenb srplooirte In elmer Seifsn.
6abrit 5u SraopOOp Elm Smapffshel, poout9
4 Yerionen 9et6O ct puroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07

Gin Netp;Y prFer unb elm Sattimp.
rer fbreiben aus 9arts per 8auOn
uber SrNHel nab NeW sQore unS
Saltimpre.
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amertfaner in parts.

Ste eerfdbu0rumsen unter Dem .. staiIerreit,.
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)te3ueds Oes bsrun9IadtenAus s
TALES paris.
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Yaris boiler 6ofnuna.

9aFis ntebersef6Iassn II.
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8taniarf Deritimmt.

5mpertaIiten ouf her 9niel 3eriey.
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aus eipsSrleanS.- Sas 9elbe
Xteber.

Rem Orleans, 8. Stt.-8stern Itars
ben - 8eriunen am aelbeu Gieber.
Rns @,ih6ft heiert iih i'm NGaemeinen.
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Cine frnn3Dfiae Sieses :Ra8ri8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-07

Bic srife 3abiuHa On Zen Sdpff cuf Granb feiner
rensH GipiIiffe.
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10 t9limul, oils anfanss, pdbrenb Die Btutben
nod tobten uno raiten. So ipurbe oer S9as
ben, ipelden Die Sampfmabtmibttn : BefiBer
gibbs, WcRniabt & eotnp. ~erlitteh baben
folten out $3.50, 900 tarirt. Wahoem Die
j5lutbsn 3urlidaemihsn uno cine arpBs Ansahl
Arbeitsr gum Ws9rdumen Dss Sblammes uio
3ur Reparatur bes S1aoens anselteQt toproeu,
bat iib erseben, baB BITE Mthble nur I'm Sous
terrain uno Der MlbIgrabsn 8elitten baber,
uno ettpa $4,000 our AusbeIeruns elforoers
LID iino. Stsie Mible ~lisfsrte tdglib 400
Safer Wtsbl uno bsi9dfti8te cine SrOBe anz
3ahl Mrbeiter. .,
Die sW]orceHerer GtfenbabnA III
i.Bt BON Berlin fiiuFje9n Weilen iueiter bis
laolid BON osm Mablen' g8eiber nabe 5npm
Siu ferti8. Ser Snon Stler 1S6ielo" iaat !:
sSas @rl9etnen zines tenpordren WaeaoHs
bat piele u%nierer Burger nab Dem leBten Abs
i9nitte Der Babn 9elodt. Or. Bits peroient
filr ieine energiide Betreibuns Der Arbeiten
Den Sant oer 8abnco npa9nie uHo u~nIerer
8epBlterung.1
Ser 8aptifen % co Il b. 3 a &.
SIN StabtfreisSeri4te bat has s@omite Der
Baptiitsn &trde BON Baltimore in elmer Glaz
9e 9sgen &obert Gemmon, Spbn Wiles uno
Nnoere our6 ieinen autpatt e. Cabin WiQis
ans auf Ysrfuuf hes @pttesaders auf Der
Ctieits Der Seottftrab. ansetrasen. Die Snz
eorporirsM Wife fur 9enannte Stride oatirt Don
1897; Die &lassidrift 8ibt an, oas frasliGe
@runoftd isi ntele Sabre als 0rieobof bes
nuBt, aber In Gol9e bes Wa9stbums Der
Staot als ipl1er gang unbraudbar 8eporoen
ano iei jsst etn bHentli4er YiaB, Elm @emsins
oesNneer; es let 5uar 8spthen Ysrionen burb
Sheine has Yrioileg, auf belonoers beseihner
ten 8rabTtdtten Beeroi8unsen ppr3unelmen,
ertbeilt ,porosn, alein aud oisTe Stdtten psrs
ben ntbt mebr oa5u benuBt. Die Rld9er erIus
den oaber UNI sinen @rlaB gum 8srtauFe oes
iragti9en 8runoitidss, our Grmddtiauna
u Gntfernung Der Sooteu nah -einem neis
ACKNOWLEDGMENT GOtiesadsr uno sur Nsrlris
hung bon 8leid 8rOBsn 8t~erbtauuasffdt,
ten auf einenI neuen unb reipettableren ssrteo.
bofe an Gi8entbhmer bon gesrdbnispldssn
auf benz alien @ottesafer. - Sag @eridt ers
Iieb einen Defebf, tpelter ben Beftaeten aufs
sisbt, fpatsfsns am IL. OFT. benz Geriate bars
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Sas NadfoI8enoe TT Elm BsrseibniB Der Rdmsn Der
bouptiGhIthiten 8iehbduoler, WiebsS lsentbiintr Dpsr
9onfsnatdte Der Saupthanoler. ionic bsr Staatst aus
oentn oas 8isb gctominsn, unn Der Stabte. robin bal.
islhp hie{tntnt IN,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14
Somewhat Cool.

A rich scene was witnessed in the gen.
tlemen's cabin of Jersey City ferry boat
the other morning. A boy about Is years
old sat quietly smoking a cigar, enjoying
the weed with the air of a veteran. He
held q large bundle across his arm, one end
resting ON the floor. The cabin was crowd
ed. A gentleman who sat next to the ur-
chin was apparently very much annoyed
by the careless manner in which the upper
end Of the bundle was continuously thrust
under his nose. He called the attention Of
the boy to the fact two or three times, and
at last, losing all patience, exclaimed in a
loud tone: what in thunder have you in
that Internal bundle2"
Coolly taking the cigar out of his mouth
and holding it at an elevation which
brought the lighted extremity directly I'M
der and within an inch of the bundle, he
replied with the utmost nonchalance: "Sky
rocketsT The curious gentlemen gave
one look at the fellow and springing hastily
from his seat, shouted: 1--WE shall I've all
blowed up r beat q precipitate retreat to
the deck. With sly wink Young America
turned to the other passengers in the vicin-
ity, who were up in state of consterna-
ton, and observed quietly: "Sky rocket
sticks; the old cove got scare for moth
ing" The laugh that followed convinced
the ''old cove. who WAS looking for the
anticipated explosion at safe distance
from the cabin door, that he had been sold.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14
Probably Fatal Duel Mt Memphis.
Memphis dune 2s) Dispatch.

James Brizzolara and George Il. Phelan,
two well-known attorneys of this city,
fought duel this evening, on the Arkan-
sas shore, about five miles below the city,
with Colts navy SKIES, resulting In the Be-
we're and probably fatal wounding of the
former at the second FIRE.
The difficulty arose by a card published
q few days since by Phelan, severely criti'
cising the action of several of the mem.
bers of the Democratic Executive County
Committee, BriZzolara among the number
He published retort the day following
A correspondence then ensued, Phelan de-
manding satisfaction, which resulted in the
parties, with several friends, going t.
Hopefeld, opposite here, yesterday, where
final arrangements were made for the meet
ing, weapons, &c.
The place selected was point five miles
below the city, on the Arkansas shore, t.
which the parties, with seconds, surgeon,
and few friends repaired.
The distance-ffteen paces-was stepped
of, and the principals placed in position
One clause OF the cartel was that when tn,
word was given each should commenc,
firing, and continue firing until his adver
sary fell or the six chambers had beer
euptleu.
After some preliminary matters had beel
arranged, the word was given. Brizzolar'
fred first, Phelan reserving his until tn
smoke from his adversary's pistol ha,
cleared away, when he fired. without effect
however. Brizzolars fired again, Phelal
following, with no effect
At the third fire, Brizzolara, finding b
could not raise the hammer of his pistol
turned slightly, using both hands, whel
Phslan fired, the ball taking effect in Bril-
zolara's left breast passing through an
coming out at the left side grazing his arm
Brizzolara fell. and was, for a moment
supposed to be dead, but he soon rallied
and the party returned to the city on tn
steamer which had carried them to tn
ground.
The affair was conducted with consider
able secrecy and strictly according to th
code, but it leaked out, however, and
large crowd assembled at the river to Wi
ness the return of the steamer amidst gres
excitement, and anxiously sought for th
result, which soon spread over the entir
city, causing considerable excitemer
among all classes, as the parties to the a
fair are of the highest responsibility al
well known.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14

An amusing story is told In a recent issue
OF the Figaro. Monsieur the Count of B.,
who Is the only representative of one of the
Oldest families of France, has for a long
time lived at his country residence, happy
in the company Of his wife and child, the
latter beautiful boy whom he loved and
cherished with an almost maternal fond
ness. One day he rudely pushed away the
boy, and for weeks seemed prey TO preoc-
cupation; to the affectionate inquiries of
the countess he returned a contemptous
SILENCE. Soon after he ordered the coach; ;
took his child, and sharply ordered the
goodman % drive to Baron z 3, and as
soon as possible. The baron received
him very politely, and remarked
very quietly, Monsieur, my son is
the exact image of yourself Can You ex-
plain the strange resemblance" Ger
taiply, monsieur" and calling servant
told him to summon his son. He came,
and the Baron turning to the Count re
marked, "Monsieur, be pleased to intern
me why my son so much resembles your
self. You took fancy to have my por-
trait with you. I wished to have yours in
my own home. Is my explanation suffi-
cient? If not, l am at your disposal. Z"
The two fathers looked 1t each other q
moment, snd then each took the child of
the other N his arms. my child, follow
me, sm your father" And after a short
discussion the exchange was agreed upon.
But what of the mothers2 In strict jus
tice ought they not to be exchan ged also
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14
A Busy Executioner.

A letter from Athens, speaking of the
execution of the brigands concerned in the
murder Of the English travellers, says their
decapitation was delayed in consequence
OF the absense of the public executioner on
professional tour. The following list of
his performances is given
Last Friday week he beheaded three bri-
gands at Stylina. on. Saturday two al
Lamia, on Monday two at ypath he was
then at Lemdea, where he was to execute
a notorious criminal. lie was then to 90
to Chalcis and to Athens to behead, after
ward, the seven under sentence of death.
His next destination is Corinth, where he
is to execute five brigands who have been
for some time awaiting the execution of
their sentence. One of the brigands be-
headed at Stylina had been condemned to
death five times. These executions, it
might be imagined, would be heavy
blow and great encouragement to brigand-
age, but il il. not so. Either the system
or the sympathy with it seems rooted
among the mass of the Greek people, and
by no means the people of the lower orders
exclusively.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-14
SNATCHED FROM DEATH.
The Man ON the steeple-His Wonder
ful Escapes from = Violent Death.
Ernm the IoufsxiIIa Nornrnarcial-


ful Escapes from = Violent Death.
From the Louisville Commercial.
A number OF people were watching in
tently yesterday the feats of man upon
the steeple of the Csthedral-the ease and
indifference with which he conducted him
self at the dizzy height, provoking many
expressions Of alarm and wonder. The
mans name is DeLacy, and is in the en-
ploy of Fl. w. Deshler, the proprietor of
the Hull lightning rod, on Jefferson street.
DeIacy was employed in endeayoring to
throw a rope over the cross on the steeple,
to assist in attaching lightning rod on the
top of the Gross. The man looked very
small indeed as he let himself down with
rope from an opening in the steeple.
There is history connected with young
DeLacy which is both wonderful and terri
BILE.
During the late war he was in the Con-
federate service and frequently acted rs q
spy. He was caught by the Federal forces
in Georgia, taken to Savannah-we believe
tried, convicted and sentenced to be
shot He was accordingly ordered to be
executed on given day, and the order was
carried out. He fell before the fire of a Ale
of soldiers, pierced through the body with
bullets. He WAS supposed to be dead, and
carried away in his coffin by two men, who,
while conveying him to place OF
burial, thought signs of life were visible.
An examination of the body proved their
surmises to be well founded. Instead Of
being buried he was taken to the house OF
an old colored woman. who nursed him for
several months whom he recovered
After the war he was employed by the
Bridge Company here, and fell one day
from the highest point of the structure In
to the river, which he reached, fortunate
ly, feet foremost. Rising to the surface Of
the water after his fearful fall, he managed
to reach some place of safety, where lie
found his injuries to be slight
| Yesterday this man, who, it seems, is re-
served by fate of some death other than by
violence or accident, was careering around
in mid-air attempting to do the hazardous
work undertaken, showing no trepidatior
or fear. What need he fear after his pas
experienced He is probably doomed te
die in his bed from old age. as accident
and bullet have failed to rid him of life.