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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
Der Seanae @arreipoaDsal
8altimorc, rs CFtpBer 1870,
GINNrntidIonn rnS Der WuuO,

Sic ,R0ln. Sta ihrcjbt; Die llobalti6e
Sep6ltsrun9 1T aut oGs Surtaite oon Der lie
ber5euquug Oura0ruUqgr, OoB icBt Der &uz
genblid gstommsu ut, M BeNGWnItotutitlaHO
1u Ieiner pollen milltdri'GGu, 0lplnmatti6eH,
Dirtbihlitlihsn uu0 re4illaeH Ginbett gelaH-
aeu muB; uno Ie min, OOB Der t~lr3efte 99eg
5u 0iefsm 3iele gsUGblt miro, n6mlt1 einfa6
Der giHtritt in rem RDr0otutIbsn 8unO auf
8ruuo iblsuni8t Acknowledgements Bertrdge
5uiihen Der SunOesqeiDalt un0 ieoem Der
SuOftauten pelbe 8ertrdge oanu pom benz
Rei9stnee uHo Den &in%Seltammern gu aenebz
mi9en itno. porbsboltlih Del IT'D BON ielbfl
perftebsnOen Demuddii9en OsrfaIunasm6Bts
gen 6Ortbllouna 0urn ole neuen gtlgR9eberl
i6en Organe Oes neuen oeuti6en RliHes. Eet.
ne Sbeortgu un0 INSTRUMENTATION msbr!
Rein SOrpalamert, fem Nb8ecrOHtiertagr tel
ne 9onltttuante, feline Experiments NIT Sal
ierretb, Seto, GetbsiEriburatb Staatc1BGus,
BunOes 4tinIterium, 8sibs5srrGaDGA5 un0
ipie oieie Yroistte ale btiScn NI08ca, uelte
pis 9tl3e aus Der gr0t ihIeBCn. 8orDdyt5,
3uiammentretsa in Osm etnel Unigei.baren
neuen Sunos BEG glujcH Dsut't!ln0'5. Vas
Ilebrige perOru mir mateH, ipent mir rtlt
einmnl ~iuinntIntI itI0 uH.cr Dem Snu5e Ger
SunOesOerfdfuHU
gBir tuolsU itlbt Ioiort init iartr Sano
Gas, uGs lUturt B:Nbsbtl fam, o0ubriH8tn.
49as oauu rod lDrtl, 'rBt in @Otcs SauO!
iaat &uaQterD I'M pGIlaU0O 5urlBlO.A Dos
1T Die StimmurB Der UrtBeiIsidbi8en Seo6ltc.
ruHg IN Slooiutialdno. Bili8e gBanide
fOnnen natlrlib aui mediGlleitlee SertidItbs
tigunQ Idglen. gSir rthEen oabtu Die, nslde
fib aui tin usbGrgangsitaotum In GetreIf elm
5slner Der IN Der 3:tt pou 1867 bis 1870 ers
laii!nen Buuots8eieBe, ioluie Guf Die Darttems
bergil6e SranntpEtUz uDO Die blDsrll9tSlers
ooer WtGl8lteIPr uno ber9lglttn bt3jeBen. Sm
uebrigen aber petB man All bciGen Soften.
Oa6 S~Se0inpun9en itelen' lDentil6 lit init
ESerneigerung Oe5 Gettriits."
Die iiioOeutlden 5Arten cu0!ib iheiHen Itb
aud iibtr5eaat 5u gubsl, oaB Oas Snterefe
Der SDHaftie poH Dem ibrer Gambler un0 8sioes
BON Oenl GGiammt 8eutl6laHo u%ntrenubar,
unO onB fir Staten BON Der Sei9aifenbeit
Der lAoosutiEeu, bic runeinBsi9ranttefte Sou
oerainetdt," DeIhe ibnsn oas Sabr 1866
bra6te. elm triiseriihes uno esidbrli9ss Ia.
naersel9snt III. SduBIos 5piibeH mdhtts
gen Raabarn einBttstlt Smiiben oen R5publts
Ten Der S6rUei5 unO bon 6rautreib, 5~erritttet
bon Dem en0s unO tclultltlOlen Sample Der
lnnersn 9arteisH, tueI1s, S9warje ME ROtbe,
muir BARN elnlg lDarcn, Dem Staate ietne @Iis
i%teniQueleH abiugrabeu, orobten Oteie I60nsn
Deuti6en SGnOsr Dem 3tltn entge9en gu Geben,
tuenn lie iib ridt bel 3!iteu Der MlabHunq
Dss 6ihters erinnerten:
In's 0aterlano, Gu's tbrure, IdIttB' lid an
ia iND bic l!arIeH g8urjelu Dsintr Strait,
sic BADEN ltb 0trlelben ertnHtr un0 it ben
tm 8egrlte, tbr gu folBen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18

9as ihpeoii6e S&if pSuOenta", Capt.
aab9, ieasIte am l. Gttobsr Don 2tpcrpOol
HGh Baltimore a6.
Ser 8ampfer rQ8m. 2upr'rce@, Capt.
9Glett, brad SDnnnbeno BON Bottom tiber
gtorIpI' na4 Baltimore ouf unS fam seferr
bier an.
Der 8ampfer pSladfoue", Capt. 2ooeIanO,
lanQtt Sonuabluo BON bier in Bottom an.
Sic Sarfe vYaribtanS, BON Rto De Saneiro
ra9 baltimore abgr8anaen, muBte zines Set
les tDe9en nod BEN Nusfabrts baIen Surttd-
tebren uno luo am %. September ibre Jra4t
ple0er aus,
Die Yarte .Ssrsne", Gapt. Sliber, uno
gSali5man', Gapt. Blut6forO, reIp. na6 Bal.
timore unO ben FamptOn 8oaos bsiiimut,
Iagen am 10. Sept. NOD in 9iio be Saneirc.
Ser 9ompier vSsa Sum, Gapt. 3utton,
fam ssItern bon GbarIstOn, &C. bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18

3 a q 0 n, UilH, II. Gttober. - beute
RaHmittaa mar 3u Gbrsn oes Hnoenfens
bss Gen. See oas 8siddft in Der Staot iuipens
Dirt uno puroe cine 9roBe Wtoiienperiomm>
lung abgebalten. Inter anoersm puros be.
i6Iofen, bic YrsIe oss 2anoes ouf3uforoern,
bem y~gBaIbinglon : college in 8srineton
tdmmtli9e Beidlafie ein5ui6iden. ipeI6e bel
8elegenbeit oes Sobts oes @sn. See in ben
peri6ieosnen Sidoten oes 9an0es aefaBt NOR.
ben fino, oamii oisie Bei6iife bel 3uIammeas
fenung bes grinnerurgs. albums an Den.
See pon benz %senannteH @ole8 bsnuBt tDer'
h.s fSa.ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
SelcgrapBiifbc Srpeiaea.
(striat,t fur Zen uE,atf5,u G9rrslpOut.nttH.rS
Cine Sesronung Stpifhen amcri.
8rteag TabrSeHgcn i'm en8it'

8aibiuqton, II. Gitober.- Soebsn
trifft elm Brief bonn Boro oes Ser. Staatsn.
Sampfers rYlpmoutb", i'm en9liideH Ganale
ftutionirt bier an. Sarin beiBt es pY8ir
bege9neteH beute elmer arOBen 4n3abl bon
5abr5eugsn oaruntsr aud einsm fran30i.
i6en Rrielaibife un9efdbr BON unlersr
9r6Be. g8ir 5ei9ten uniere 6lagae uuo fub=
rem ueiter; Der 6rarJoie uns erIi4tlih nitt
traueno binter uns Der. Q8tr lu0en iofort
uniere &auonfu u1o eriparteten isine Anndbs
runS. tpdbreno mir nab Der Rate BON 6 &nos
len pro Sturoe peitsr fubrsn. Der 6rans
Splk gaInf 'S,ms gs 20 Gm maaFf S . Ssa
10 purOe cine IL z s6aige Sanune btnausge:
ibobsn in Der Grpartung OaB er auf uns
gu feusrn gsoents. Als or 0ieies lab, nanots
er iih ieOod1 UNI urO fubr bapou,&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
Der ytolcn'fbe Morb,

YbiIa0eIp bia, Il. Gttober.- Mapol
Gor bat einen SaFtbsisbt sessn Wm. y
Mann, ais ansebliheu MttibulOisen bet be,
@rmorounB beg Sobn s. Rolen erlafen.
Waun. Der ii4 I'M 5tiabauie in Warplant
aufbdlt. bat, iobalo er oapon b6rte, an Ma.
Dor GOr telesrapbtrt. er perbe f1 beute Bad
ntittags 2 ubr ielbit tberIIefern. Gut gssen
SObn Nbren uno 5pei AnOere, bic bel bent
Srapaa i'm &i6terjimmer betbeilI9t tparen,
iiun 6offsbefsble eric fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
Die amerifanifde xraftat=G efeG:
fhaft. - Cine Arbetter : Gr'
flarnnn.

Rep.YO9t 16. Oft. - Sn Der Sim:
mslfabrtstil9e fauo beuis cine Beriammlun9
I'M Sntereiie Der Srattat= 8eisGldaIt itott. sc
purOe mii9etbeitt OaB Die @innabmen bes
Sabres sl6l III, ole Aussaben aber $4,000
lnebr betru9en.
Die vSnternaiionale Arbeiter Z Bers
iaf1mlun9@ erligB beute Elm Wanifeit gegen
ale &rieSe uno gu @uniten Oes sa~lsenainen
f5rieoens un0 Der 3riioerlihteit.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
@ieritp. - @eneraIparppn.
GiIenbabnun0[iif.

Rtritp, %. Gepf., Iber Susanna, JIG
Dit. - Ger Gpnsrtb eyDfnete am l6. Scpt.
ietne Stsuna. Die Sebuantepee > Canal
GOn5eiiiOn ilDRt auf feline SppplttiOn UNI
pirp bDtt p%abrlGemli6 p%aliireE. @eHt~
rdIfarrDn nit psni9sn Au5nabmrn 1T srllis
len pOrpen, pt'Gpn Suarr; in ictncr Bet.
itaft HidtS ppn AnncRie crfpabnte. Sic
Wibbcatsteiien i'm Gabinete linp bet9elest.
Sea0r Yerro ptrbletbt i'm MiNtitlrtum.
Die SerlenfiGerGtrn i'm Gplf ppa Galifpr>
men ltefern uNgtBeule Stu5beuts, - 81 per~
Den &dubSuge Ger Ipddfn in Spnpfd BE,
rtHtet. - Sci Saiptrn cnt3leti'te rtn 91bns
5uS; eS 9ab pieie IGpre an0 GerpunDete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
MuS Qonidaua.

Ren.CrIeang, Is. on. : @eftern Ia
men s 1ooesiaae in 6olse oes gslben 6iebers
Dor -9Bieoerum tano eine SampfersgBett;
fabrt spiiten ben Sooteu sEothe34 u. -2ee@
ifatt. Die .9ntds3' heafe, in6em tie Baton
Aouae tn z Stunoen As Rim, 81 Winaten
idneIer, als Der s2ee@, srreidte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
Ableben eines Sonerca Mbge.
DrDneten,

&ihmono, II. Stiober.- - Cine 5pe.
3ialsSepelhe on Den ylghi9" meloet bas Nb.
leben oes G6tb. Robert &ioeetpap, Gon8reBs
WitsIieoes fhe ben 5. 6tftritt uno friibsreR
3erausgebers oes uyBbi9". gr ftarb aeltern
Nhenn Q uhr in Nrnhnrft Gnunth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
Srfdn IN 4eb.lISe5f. Ella.

Wew WOrt, II, DtT06er. , glne s9e'
raloAs Sepel6e BON Sep g8eft, Gla.. beia9t,
oaB oaielbft elm iRrdterlider Srfan BON
Horoofen phtbet. Sas Barometer ftanb
our&i8nittIi4 OUT 20, 8tng ebsr rapid auf
unter 99aEsr uno bic Geuts fa6ren auf YooteH
lumber. Sie Sampfsr pgubaA uno sSulf
Stream" tonnten 4 Gage lang nidt on ibrs
9Bsriten sslansen. Die pGuba" beridtet, Ie
babe ben Srtnd i6on 70 Weilen Don Der
&ufte ssipiirt. 8as.5IOttsns @e i4paoer. iopie
bic Wpnitprs itnb aebproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
Die parbpnnirten Seniansr

NubHrn W.sWp II. Dtt. Nle pon
8rdiiOenten be9naoisten Jsnianer Sper
Starr. Sol. g8. =. Sbompion uno gapt. g
s. Wannir puroen beute aus Dem 3uhtbaui
sntlafen. Radber bradte man ,bnen Dol
benz ST. SaHes Sotsls cine Serenaoe. Cine
Der 5reisessbenen iaste in elmer Reos bal
fie ibre 6ret9abe neoer elmer Yartei, nod be-
Aominitration. ionoern ALIEN benz IOlte 81
perDaufeu h1ttsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
RnrIpu : Bcrid1t

Die %ssntiocn 9brier .@srIGuFe paren bier ioIgeuOe;
$50 V. etsj.2Otr, 4 ,ll6a; 23VO Ya ..Srbi, reg.
9as.9o 40; loco 70 Yto. BG9nUbl.. 2. pref, 81; 200
90, niat tno., 76i 2OJlVt. Il. Sin. gabnubI. l., 9l&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
gtna CANADA. - SOB Ot8 Gr3bl6Of8
bon Quebcc.

Guetet 1G. SCI. - Sreitag Nadt
larb tCr btriige Gr5btihpf I'M 10. 2ebenas
iabrc an Observation-Disclosures Qr ipar Der
Is. gif@Df unp 8. GrSbtiNpf non Suebed
@Or ;wet Mpnaten ertrantte or pibstt2 auf
ctnem amtsbeiu6e. Dtcnltdg ipa CT beer
rtot rretren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
Germiidtc Scri9te.
RorhieT

Der ud6i 9on9reB.- 8ereits err
tpdblt iiuo bis oGbin st Republitaner uuo 70
9emOtraten. 16l Wit8lieoer iino nod gu
PrmHhlen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-18
STE aeueite GRtOeduag
In beS
MrDt3in n.

Die sroBs s6ipitristtti. uttSt ole asrIts Jet Sab
5~uuOtrter ~ beitetn hb %abinibttn, N enoIiG ssbobsa.
Gin aus Yhanjtn BuberrttettA Neinigungss uno nnnfttnti
1'unasrittel. pirlianltr. ala tratrb tin Ultrtral. Yrapus
rat etrielbet Glaht. unb tbsriD anRtusbn oon Gtl6ua6,
ME eeln6bnlidltr GanOp, lpirb lett Den RranIFn IN *,
kaIt zines Sruhtigtltlenb tLoEenge) GsbDttr,
Or. Erasmus EsineIpp't
3tbtrs UNI dgtns2oitngF
IN bic toiatiefe, ntbgtpiidt Ntuigtsit. lusIht bic tliHfSt
9btntt trJsugt bat. eit tntbdlt Itei Yhargtu.&ttrata
Die, an uno fir Fj poltcmmfh barmlos, aus ottletatn,
ibaitfn oes EuedfIbsrs In fd iantn uno In ot.ier ssfdI,
tigen Gorr, beitinmt Rno, bic ,tsIsrrs9enDtn Piusn uni
6rdnt6tn, oeren 1auptbsNanot1eiI ittes eetdbrIibt er,
Iteti1be WitteI IN. lu otrordn9tn uno gam Gus BEN 81
SaiiAe gu D3rbannsn. Wisbr, 0eni
ttntau ienb @IptrlmGntt
hunr6tt BON &rftiloet oieif niinsr9letdltbtn 8ttttslB o.,
utant. ebt es gu otnl 8e9sn>pdrtt9tn 3uRehot btr g0l'
ioutmsnbstt sebra&t lpiiros, 8tt Solsr8t tn tn ttret
Btrtung barntloa, uno obI@on Der observation-disclosures
i6rer b~sfIenctn gtIlanotbsiIt aui 6tmiiM.f Wtgt beIet
tf9t .rporDsr, bIsibt Fe bot sbtnic Diriiars unh traftq,
Gft i.
E9tsrdne oeer Heru6iem appfDsb, SdmUrrbCt'
BEN. Ea1ferfudlt uno ben Nt9tlpiDrigititen, oertr
bas ihp65ere @ei6ltdt lnttrtpotien IN. pirb man biz
AOJtnes ~AnfnhItdl t~ptrtinmIr tinotn, afs ir9tHb sints oti
grdbItatn unb eb3cstnoea ptdparate. Die aelD6brIiS II
initen Saletl oerorOret iDer0en. Nls Sptcifeum gtgts
Saltrieihsn uro ale DEFINING inatsubss gittt,I Bat h
unter atln0rcirten Brdpardtfn ootr ben Borthritten BET
49arnncopbt nitt TIRES SlstdeE.
81 Is mttb g~aranttrt, bal Hts
Der DR.. @rasniIs &tnsips's eebers nnb gRdi
sen : 2p1sngf lin NJ al ptriu9t bat lie Dieott
elm 9aEtrsBulbtr obtt 2GgttsSr6EfGfr
eber ttnt RtIlt ntm mt.
gNnuiatteu InS SirIllirt lptrotn foEtnfrsi osridasl
B%tbrhbern grtnpIa
ssr. 7a, Ealetn . Zane, Neiu.get
Danie 81, Haut, Aatnl,
tisob. S.lS) FIR. 1T9, BrdnFltnRr., 8dltlrtssf
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z5iciptiaS IL ttnt rein, stdutsrs unO Rurltin.E tut
tur, bic trst non allen itdbItGen neutrality-suspicious.
". &aaisnot ppn Rranttt urb bon Ntrlttn autgtgtbtru
SUB Ourt btsis WtotJtu uBietoriaA 9dn}lt@ mitDssbtspss
htut Doretn. So balte tB tfr r1ttrs Nhthi unit huIbig'
I'll. Dem sdammtsn gublitim bic groSs @%rinonne lH'
lpthetltn. SD e%orantirt burb TduitHoe BON 3suentfeN,
oaB 6ttit ~StetortaH b6itn gals, ghIuubtntJaH6unp,
buft,i obtr 6titsrfeti. Siphtbtria, 9bplera, GbolsrnS
Dtor6us, Rubr, 8tarrb6t, 8atns u. Roefptb. gsrraL
lla, Stltsits uro SthdcrtSmer5sil Rrdripit, talts5 obr
l5e4itlftbtr. RbeunattsnIus, BqspepRt, Berrertuna,
aus D'datnfrarfbttttn II. !. 10. tnrirt.
Die SBietoriaA IA tn allen NpDibefen ~ paD&h.
SreiS 50 Gents per Hlafdts.
ETDfeTpr g.. g. @Gttbdts
a1etni8er Gigentbamer,
VI. sAB, SAs3aItimOrCs, @dee Dn NnnRrdss
Baltimore. Wb.
bur9 otn gsbraua bon 9roi. q. 8. Wattbdts Bic,
tprD" bttolrit tpornen itno.
ScbanI Ri.beG q; 81. stIssFrass. bon &roHs
soSssb so SSiI L. WE ssitr, tn saIttmor, GOnntu.
BON lansiabrtssr SpsFtpFs bus& lusi 6IaiGtn bR
,SfctprpH;
%gtriuns. 10 eas tr u qsp1en aui ariidsr srbsn mute,
ourb l 6Iai&s ots ugieorpA tn s 1aatn /;
Sat5artHs appel: gsri slo Sae; GSarIssNraSt,
ariinbIiht Rur burb l 6Iai@e;
SansSmttb. Nr. liz, Sa.SepstttRraBt, tuarss boz
Br0n9ttts 8sbtiIt;
RbfurGttsrus uuo Dpsptpft gebetIt;
WsCfsS SdtneS, Carroll County. luuroe opn elntS
ialttnltn Aniau bon Q~holerasgturbus 9ebeiIt;
Ntdaael Sob. VI. ~, f'4srattfrabs rplrot burd
ben Sebraud elmer Glai@t oes s9tetorpS non 0t0It uni
Rbeumattsnus gtbtilt
RtFuIds Sfeir, 8runbtiasntbuins.I gtnt, EEsY3aI
ttntorttrabt. wuros oun elnsm b6isn pdIis turirt.
6auitno Nnosrt fno bon osridiebfnstl SrarIbsItth
IL Jablrsib, uul ft bier auiJuIitbrsn, ptbstIt tuurosn.
groI. 9. q. RattbGi %tabrtiirt au1 .Dicturo es,
seusesA fur Sufsn, &rfdltlnatn, SeiSereeit &C..
ipsI4s bel Den GOnOttOr;u unO GpOibsttrr absral ~ ba'
ben ftno.
8epDt Rr. 34l, On .SaltimDreFrase.
aut auFtr6st ptrosn prompt ausg.Flbrt, urS eaeaut,
Staten o6sr EUROPA O%erfunot. RreiB ots .Btetorps 81
Gents pro 6Iaias, 2olsnsss 25 GsRtI pc SSaGtd
+ t42-)
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ySeue Eruppen fur Cuba.
A. - =.

Sinrihtunern.
9Goarna, 10, Oh. SOn Spanitn nno
1000 Mann Gruppen att8eiommen' General
Sotmale6a MIL miGo:r etrnial cte 4ultanol'
l9en ael9laatH uno 100 Ostletbtn ReiooisI pa
hen. ueber Die ipaniiber 8erbaltutTs iawciat
Salnlaleoo,
gintentnl wurbe auF Dem aStga ra9 San
SoloaeOr geIonqer qtnommsn uno CUR gro
}lltrun9 na9 Sicntleaos 9sole@t. Rle
9tannl@at 9sS psl S.VO SSu% 'ISr'g Es"ts
~ ~ F'0b'''''
~
ASeIteree pSn
Sturm SerDtEIun9eH' %OOO
Wlcni0cn e~rtrHhtgH'
SGpanua l6. III. 8eHCrGiseapltan
he Rooas bat etnsn Eetehl CUR BretBaUe oon
1000 Ne8ern, tDelte N 1000, 1900 mi 1901
StIaoe1 : GabrSeugen ab8enoRImeH mHtOen,
le8Gbrn.
- Der Fron5. gofoompt2r vGnrien" III 10
Utellen Uru 9uatamdnG oertOren GtG019eH ;
bic 0t1nnldGlt mErot 6trtttei.
&C., Gm 6telt0a Abenoe iu4t uHS Gin gsItts
ger Erta1 getu. cine 0ser8e sdllle Dul6e
entourjs!i, abcr feline 9aultt 5@.rtott. Vie
3Uder B!aFicAeu BADEN l9u2r 9tliith:
&u9 WtGianias Nro LLl8,2'n0 lUHrcsH 2g,lts
3e'u6t uno l@t.d.i0eJ Sertlt aaGe)iultt.
&ort i!telen Die Gsnne oeToIt, On 3 ~ a.,
8abn sGtPDt5 unb lo8or Pal G.
9Ler5A8e We8Btl M NJ mt put0eIii;
0eni6cnise5tnI 6.r an9sribf.te Stas
ben 1T enorm.
Der BON bier na4 gsn ,g9rt aus8etG9.
ss ss o JuntPls .nS SIiLtO T,r, - , sSrs NV On 81 ina ,r6s
libcr Sompief i6b liz in ifoloe ces Stutmps
ser0tbtBt, in Ntltanjos eiu5plaufen.
SGcucrc6.
Snparna, II. Ctt. - bic 6olaeu 0es
Eturmes Iino bel btOeuisrOgr, oIs man IN
iluos anoeuommen hattie. Die bobe see madt
bic "Yerbinbuno nil Wtatan3as unm6gli6.
Qu6 Garoenos iuaO 0ag qar3e Gauo aber Was
tau1os binQus babtn I6iuer Q%eltten. Seit
3u6rbun0erte nat Die ! II.
eIfeire SPtmiu6unge err
ebt, Sas ,Sudcrrubr lit alentbalben aes
tnitt uno an Oielen Often sGn3lid psGgefe8t
bon Watan5as trfd1rt man Die Strans
ouuo Der 8riaa gSorEerA BON Nemz9)orf, Der
Botfe ,0untA bon OrtluuO, Oer Brigg rGbars
le5A bon 9ortlanO, Oes Shooners vGonin@
uon BriOaeport cine Renge anoersr 6abr.
,cuoe 1T ara bei6dbiQt luoroer. Auent9alben
limo bic 6lnIe auaeihuoQen uno fhRoli6
trtiien WtelOunoCn meiterer Yetbeerun0en Elm.
an Matan5os 1T Don elmer Uttnge Waarens
6GuiEr unb ben @orrdtben Wtdt5 nbria qe.
blieber. IS bsrri6t in SapQnnq oh ots I'm
olid.s Die orBBts B.inrJlno.
So CT. = So v,..
AHe 9Dlna Hhp OaPah'- "eHtra
litdtSz 4roflamatipn.- Rdtris
ptiEdbe S%cllcFtcn.- Rencpntre
,rritAou ac,t.u4,r- ConhrfA.
9"'IaV" ~
Stpct ut9' - S~CphfGtton nan
Dem Srtce8fhaupl ate. Nns
ariff auf Miifffpndrc.
Sen 6r]0n5lstG IT, Gttpber;- 8sr
NM Snno snno an 81 nan 9ofofomG nh.
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8ermiiGte &n3etgeW.
SeutfAe8
0rOccrics & 0iqn0rs0 eI@1ft,
%de 0pn 6ousbs une Dauds.8tr
frBbgr .BsptturO SprisenbauBH.

u. WarttUI
bat beu gr6Btfn. fhOnfsn uno dni bas Benz dHertiEttr
Grpccries unb S~cutidlcu SSdarcnidhCn
In Baltimore am obigen Bdbt erohutt.
@r labet ieins SreuuOt uro boB Rublttum ttsrbaupi
sratbsnR Jun Beiuht ietnes eaoers elm. Ct Qat biz
btftn Unb trtiGeftu
0rpcerie n, tcutid,cn GSdnrcii, 9Sciilc II. Siansr 20
Hets III paup uu0 Oertaut
i'm Grp6cu unto Aicinct
BET frcier GibiicfcrIing fcr s9Gdrcn IN tr8sno ttflEr1
5tabttbriie al ben b%iitiqftcn Nrciict.
Or nddt aue ieiue Gtnlaulc anl eriten Drte-tn gtttps
gorf unD brett In ~DeutIhlGub-uno lam 8orlprtatHs
BEN Die geriideruHg qeben. has Ne bel tbm Die OerloBs
Ithfe unD reeate Yebteuung finDcr lueroen.
RBaeen ittbeu ftets berett, tut bic MGarcn ~ bsl0ratn,
mo otriten ts gang be Ion0ers
@iepersD erRdufcr
d ia gube mudrn, bel i6m UpryuiprCtet, (Dtotl7.l1l
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YbilabelpDta 1T etpa 1885 Gunorat>
metlen 9roB, Die 9loatsns uno 4bSugseandle
finb siipa 100 Uteilen lang. Die Beo0lteruns
betrd8t 800. 900 Seelen, uno bic Beiteuerung
errei6t $3.50 pro 500, ole Sanjen idbrliten
Nusaaben her Stabt 3 5000. OOA.
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Maffet.- Sn aRhnten Iiatb Der in Der
inouitrisQen Welt nett betannte anb gea6tete
Mai6inen : Gabriiant, Rsidratb &tttsr BON
Wtafei I'M 80. Sabre. SIN Sabre 1871 baute
sr in pirihau bic l., 1852 Ole 100, 1864
bic 500. uuo 1869 Die 700. &otomotiue. 8ap'
ern bot in ibm einen ieiner berabmteften un0
6eadtetften Bur9er ptilorrn.
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Sn @em,D ort miro Der Republican,
fde 8ouperneurs GanoiOat gHoOoIoro ems
pfoblen, neil CT sein gutter Sempsren3Isr uno
Ghtift. iei.~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-03
MEMPHs TENNESSEE: SATURDAY, EyENING, DECEMBER

there is nothing in gymnastics equal il
endurance to mothers arms. Even
when the days labor is accomplished
and she goes to bed, she still holds hel
baby, and does not sleep soundly fol
fear Of rolling on it or its getting un
covered; she must attend to its wants
several times in the night, and must lie
in a constrained condition for fear o.
disturbing IL.
! / have heard women say they would
give almost anything for night Of undis
turbed sleep, with no care on the mind.
Then in the morning up and at it again.
Don't you see why women get pale, and
why sometimes little cross, and how
their husbands wonder that their wives
don't loel pretty, and dress well, and
entertain them as they did before they
were married2
The wives don't reason on the matter;
they think it all the mems fault, and then
they tdrn cross, and so things go at skies
and seyens-and this is the place where
women's rights should be taken hold of.
| don't think voting would help that very
much; woman's labor should be made a
study. In the first place men must
realize that il is great labor to keep
house. A great many women sink down
under the weight; then everybody says
" Poor thingl she always was a weakly,
good-for-nothing creaturel" and the
"poor thing" has been doing more for
the past ten years than two women
ought to have done. ail
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RANCE,
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association,
OF MEMPHIS. TENN.
OFFICE: NO. o UNION STREET.

F;ro, o,ost;or-IJow mucb nor ornum will
n cost man ~ tb;rtv. Ave IN ipsnre his Iife in
ths IA modaS
'"s answnrUsIai osS nroy for s5 ON noIicv
second Onestion-How mnch viii n cost in
,be Wasonfc Mntnol Assrrance asaociai;on of
Memnhis9
Ansgar- Ahout s27 5n noyahIa Of in4e-vaIa
fsaa tohIa ~ stondsrd bayyit;es az onr oicei
Tb;rd opast;nnHWhv tbis di,fePence Tor the
soma r;sTS "' '"'' ~ '
Ansvep-1st Recouse bv This nlan the Assn
ciatinn only calls for anongh in initiation fees
t vais III ;ii g. @
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wonders of Easter Island.

In the middle of the vast Pacific
Ocean, 5000 miles distant from the near.
est continent, rises the mysterious Eas
ter Island, abounding with the remains
of remote antiquity, which greatly inte-
rested and perplexed party of savants
who recently visited them. The island
is about forty miles in circumference,
barren, without trees, destitute of re-
sources, inhabited by few savages, who
lead the most miserable existence imag-
Unable. .l.,....,l .... ff.
But upon this narrow strip of land, so
barren and unproductive, the astonished
eye of the explorer beholds forest OF
gigantic stone statues, about the origin
and meaning of which the race dwelling
around know absolutely nothing. The
smallest of these statues measure twenty
feet in height, while many measure
thirty feet, and few attain the incredi-
BILE dimensions of fifty feet. Some re
pose upon long platforms constructed
in the cyclopean manner; the greatest
portion oe them wear crowns about six
feet in height, formed of volcanic tufa,
which have evidently been placed upon
these statues after their erection. The
foreheads Of these statues are retreating
and the mouths prominent. which indi-
cations may probably reveal the race who
constructed them. ..--...-t.t
z As regards the workmanship displayed
upon them, it is rude and clumsy, al
though not destitute of character aud
expression. The questions concerning
them, presented for solution, are: What
do they represent2 whose handiwork are
they7 aud how came they here7 There
are no metals in Easter Island, nor even
silex: only few hard species Of stone
are found capable Of being fashioned
into axes, with which perhaps those
mysterious statues were hewn. The
stone of which they are composed is
found neither upon the island nor any
of the surrounding islands; their num-
Der. dimensions and character, forming
a strange contrast 10 the nsrrowness and
poverty of the place whereon they are
constructed. '|
How could this barren island have
nourished a race Of men capable Of
raising such monuments Where is
this racef What country do they still
inhabit2 In reply to these specnlations
several scientific men Of great authority
hazard the opinion that the island in
question is only one Of the submits of
the submerged continent which geologi-
cal evidence proves at one time TO have
occupied the whole Of that part Of the
Pacific which is now called Polynesia.
Several also show grounds for believing
that the statues in question present a
Mexican physiognomy, and may have
been thework Of one Of the kindred races
Of that people Several Of these monu-
ments are nov on their wsy TO the British
Museum, where il is hoped additional
light will be thrown upon them.