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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13
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ingtpn, baB gegen bic Bu ben sSoltsrs"
haltenOeu Bunbss bsanten in WiIioutt ein9es
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Ben bsantportct vyiur gu IS i9sInt IN
Der Sbat, als meinte &rant es 8cbOre 1u ben
6unttIonen Der Yrdiosniens s28lros ben tins
5,lnsn Ghrgern bas Dtnttn Iber tDre po!ltts
Ihen Nngeleeenbeitfn 81 eriparen. Y8rr bate
ie Oupon Sstrdunlt, oaB Die bitV8en Der St.s
Beamter ntdbt mad, Wab8abe iBrer Gudlititas
tiunen unO Sauelihfeit fur ben Dffentli9en
8enH, ionOsrn nur nab ibrtr Sapoeiidt srs
nanut peroen, Grants perl6nliden AnIIbttn
,u oienen IS unt.rlie9t teinem 3Utiiel, oaB
bic vNbieBun9s 8ailloiIne" aud int Staate
lRiVouri balo In SeDegung 9eeBt fperoen
miro. Sas Organ Grants uto Der Iomtnts
itraton, Der sleaIbingon 0bronltls" eHt9lelt
pprgeiern folgenoe eoitoitelle asotij ssOie
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bebanoelt meroen, tuie ite es oeroienen. Sie
isbtaen 8tamten oes Siaates peroen total
ausa,feat peroer, uno Die Anbdn9er BON s.
S6ur5 nidt ldnger I'M Stanbe iein, ibren
llnterbalt BON Der Yartti AZ beSe6en, tueld)e
Re Au perui6ten ptru9sn &ie Aominiitras
iton bat eenug 5u tbun, UNI fur ibre t}reunoe
S,i ioraen, unD man fann nidt srlDarten. 6oB
| iie ibrsn siseusn 8,9nern nod 5Rlte srtbeilen
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louDeru Yr6iioent Der republ Yartsi nitbt
oa,,t aemdblt unb oerpfli6tst, Die biienilt6en
SnterelIen 0ts gan3en Yo.tes, lonoern nur ole
elusr bsIiimmtsn 8artei 5u pubren; rlbt Der
Siener oes Yoltes, ionoerR oeren Weiter. -
Guu, nur su Sas 8olt 1T ibon nit aanS
anoeren Ytdfosntsn ierii9 9cworoen Der
Gag 1T nitt fern, on osm Grant ieire ieBige
8erblsnburg bereu.n pro y
Gin Sen,jHer IN Gan Iran5isro ba:
bic 6ranloien In iolgenoer 98eile osrb6bnt t
@t ianote Der Austenuu9 gum Bsiien Der
wuub.ter Sran,oien Elm Jdbheu Meats Foot
| Oil ,ftr Die 3uapsn, iptlde ib auf Der fslubt
Die Jtbe numb 9slaufsn babsn.H
Cine Gbantt fur iun9e Rdns
net Sn Der v9ornea: unlustittdt" IN Weips
| g)prt Ut aeasnpdrtig cine beonoere 2lniie fur
Sls Stuotum oss gbineiii9en ein0eribtst uno
man bemibt iib. Die Weinung 5u peroretter.
oaB uni,re Sugtno vin China .tu unermeBli'
DIES fseio fur ibre Ttdti9teit hnoen fann.1
Das mag loon mabr itin, it6sntaas absr II
bas Selo, bas bic Gbiuelen bier Iinosn, NOD
sunermebliber."
DerheiBeite Sommer. Rad ben in,
rY)aleg plIeae" btiiuolifenAuf3ei4nunsen mar
oer lesteSommer Der betBeiie, ben man Ieii %
Sabre erlebi bat. Nom 10. 5uli big Is. Aus
cuff 1870 mar bic miitlere tdalite Ssmpera:
tur in Rtns 6abeu IS 8rao. etnt SiBe. iuie III
{eit 1873 10 onbaltcno nibt mebr oa9stpeien 1T
Die bodfe Semperatur IN Nsps 2aosn iua'
In oisIs,n Sommsr 50 Srao; nur Sage IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13
Srci impcrialiftifebe 8erfdbipSrcr
pom pen Ncpubtifauern erfdofs
fcu.-Tprtfetuue pcsYuerrtlla'
ErtcacS.

Grci impcridliftifAe 8erfhipSrer
Don pen Ncpubltfaueru erfd,ofs
feu.-Tortissun9 oeSSnerrtHa'
Gonoos, IL. Cit.-Ro&rihten pun pa.
ris melo,r, oaB orsi berUOrragenoc Smperia'
Iiitsu, melde eine Yeri6u6rurS CUR &eitaura,
ton Der SounpartGs anaeSsttelt bGtten, aut
benz Iarsiel0e in 0egenDart elmer Sab0Oen
RenIhcnmenae triboHen tuur6en.
GGtibaiot ipiro ntd1t tn'8 Telc
gcbcu.
Sours. IL. Oh. : Saritaloi ipiro pcrs
t6uia njdt ms Scl0 geben, oa ietne gelbpd9te
GeIunobtit elmer ldn0eren Rube beoart, ebe
lid, pieoer frie8srliGen StrapnBen auslsB.n
bari.
giisn,aresS 3ufGnmtnsunft NIT Zen Rer. 9taatens
eonbun. 12 Stt. ~ Gin Correspondent
eines 9sIisen MorsenbIaties 9ibt tol8rnoc Be.
i0,reibuna BON elmer intereHantenS Seene, Die iidb
Iestbin in 8srIailes ersi9nete. Crib Wtprseus
fam Bismard, beIi6ubt uno bunSriS uno nur
BON peni0,n Giiiileren be9leltei, In ein 9otel.
gr bsiteuis iidl eln WiitageiIen in ben Spels
Ieiaal, Der bersits iibsrilat uon Weni6sn mar.
Als er 8en. Surnitoe erfannte. eer NIT ben
eeuer6en Sbsrioan uno Jotl1tb uno 9rn,
i5orbes an einsm Siite LAB, besrhBte er bies
lelben, 1sbte lid 5u ibnen uno untstbtelt I'D,
NIT ibnen in beiterer. Ider5bafter 9pstfe, no;
mentiid hbsr ben Bslu1 0es Srn. iSorbes In
9aris. Als elmer Der Scrren i'm &dufe 6es
8elpr6&es 8ismard's Iutm.rtiamteit apf sine
Sarie pon Deutlblano lcnite, Die an oerggaro
| btno, bemerste er III beIe1nenoer g8eiIe: uSa,
oas 1T 9euii4IanO. tuie es NJ RI"
Die ,GtmeS" tber SiSmard's 9plitif.
Qonten, u. Siibr - Dte brvttge y1t>
mes" brinat einen 9Irtifcl, in wsltem lte
taat. es iet Bt5mard's Dcrmuttlide 9cltttf,
| Sranfretth ilr bic 3utanft mabtlos bu ma
eben. ipippti fur 8trtbeirl3pn0, irle fur An'
sriff.
@Iidlt9e 2lnfunft pca 0ampferS
v@ernann."
erlin, II. Sflbr. - Ter ncreesufits
gle9o ~Dampfer ,SermauN," relher am
26. september gtbenpS BON 9Ieip y0rt nah
bremen ab9tna, Tt eaitlblt SliIdllb. an9s'
tomn,el,. DIE Sfftjiere bertdDten, baB tie tetni
fran5of'6eu 8Ipdareittfc pper Arcu,er &C.
ieben bdbsn. Der SanrelsSeriebr srpiIbsr
bier unp Deutihlanb taf temnab ais ple'
berberaelsllt bshahtet perp1n.
glus Gpurs. - Cine ShlaAt bidt be-
Orleans. - Neue Sample tet
9. Quentin.
| Spurs. IL. Oit. - Der artegs'@int
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Ser9cBt Ocr 8ittwcn unO Der @aiicH
in ScutItJlaMO niht!

Die Banner DsutialauO'' U'RH eai 9saH''''Ri
Ter i5tino erlaa - nun Danttt Vile goit
SCts Naturalization JOgCH biuttgc Spurtu
BOu gBetBsnburg bis UttB u-b 8rautlotts.
Dob bot Abr uOu otu grofen SttNtn mtlbtn,
Gs0cHtt hIr Gptcr aud In irtutr ptidt;
fEiir Sutc Hrttbeit IGtbtH unltre SsibtH:
BtrgrBt beG gDittDtu un0 oer RDatlcn niat
Nie lab Die Dt,t oIa' unpebsirss Ylogotn
StIt SANS Iaptn, tuie In biritm atitg,
gDo tJruntrtid ltlbt Der gBuut ldlludrje SprbtH
Wuf uns QGbfbt - bDdl unltr Dlttb Der Sits.
5tr BOOn 6ranIreid's oampit pom . cut 1th
Bluts
56rt mas ots Gritgtrs brtdtnO GuBe iprtdi
,Utetn DIT erl6 DIT mStu Z oO tomnit Gu9 ju 9uh
BtrlaBt msiu gpGtU uHO mtns aIHou ntht@
9feSb 'rum Rtbtn ipduotn ita gum HndutI
Wis RieirRiGlanatn i'm 0trJpsiHuHgbtln1pi
Jsu0 rang init 6tiRO un0 SraItl rang NIT Srdut,
Die = roe Orobat bon 9tGben uno &tpampt;
BorfiiTmrno iaHteu ganje Buintloat
Die Uitratutu eniugeIn bnetu bidt;
Ser SelDCH Zoo miro SUD ium Stt9CBiobne
gtrgsBt Oct gDittpen uRS ocr Wallen ntbt
g0Obl ,ismt otm oaltIbu 9o.Is.psrr Rubm auO
Gbrt,
9gsnn's i'm Irumpb emit bSmtsbrt aus Paltsi
10 mar uns cine ltatte Burg mo g0sbre,
Darnu ndJ jrantrtips RUBIN olt StlrH jtlihB.
Dot egIi Die 5Doieu audD. bic bis iur Seine.
Den YDtg Qcbubnt IN ibptrrr Qrttgtr.Ptiht
lin ft HteBt mar den QDeib's uuo au0es Sbrdne
gtrgGBt Der ggItiwtn uHo Der 9Basn nttt!
Ssitbrib 5pttHftbt
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gGrgtpeiier fiir Sleiisnbt.r
WaIttMgsa.G5hLs eILisaaEaa.

aaA etIeH station ea-Enl uhr sFefaGsE,
am 05 Raemittass talsstnoHrHitn 5oftatasBl. Bsr
ubr Rorgt1Ju9 Dtrbtnntt fn NIT Strnsburg u. Dafs
sifohbure ota ilauafas' 'SaS'sabn;
HRsrg;ns unO 4.o6 gbtnOi taasstnOmmtrs soHrtassl.
anS Siq TO- o5 as Ss asm Rg s9nssas GS aasss 9
Houtm,rl aro naaROuut Wtrsp um ubr gspm,
gSt @ " stasdOdHsI5g 4sS S'9S' gssIS sIU SHS
Rat annapolis - um unb u.SO 9torseas
RAO 4.45 gladmittass.
Bon Hsibtn9ton--9 70 9,45. T25a. S,s;25 gscs'
asns anO IL. IS, $50 40, $40, 7.45 unb abtnos.
btasE8ilmtHstoH.8a[tp. OtfenbabH.
go4 pbtabtIpbtG, SpttaenfattontH
HnO rBtIdp giituba6u@ -um 7, ,25 Vtors
sa& RbttaDeIp6Ia Ino RtusDurt (bei
Btrrputue nab Bort BeppNt dbbieeeuo um 800 Ylor'
sens !sonHta9s ausqsnommtnl.
9tad g gbtIaoelp bt a uno RtDsD orf mo In
EpImtngton nit Der yDelapure gtieubdbn~ OerbnDerb)
am 2,4O 9Iaamttta9s SonntdPs ansaenOmiHsnl.
RAD ben St1tiortu BITS BORT Dtpoiti-
AMI tlbr 9ladmIttuss Sonatd9s ausgsuommsu).
Na6 PbtIabelpgi ia - nm 7 20 Abtnos, tdg!t9.
ga& Nsps s9Ori- @EpreBlus UNI 1910 abtuSs,
ldglt1
@bt(aestsbia.8aito Sentrat. g ifsubabn
ssrI6st Baltimore um IS Tlprgtns uuo 2.4O ga&m,
Sast. 9dreau: 9lr. l47, gBst.BaImOrsftrGae.
R6rbIId,s gtntrdG. @ ifenbabn.
Rag StitsPa Ssm Us ff1 M mnS 11,S Tes. s,,
ttouen iuiten Baltimore uno Yorf anbalttno tdslth
am 7.55 Worqens tSonutaes GusgenOmmenl.
Vdh Ylttsburgs otm wtNtn uH0 WpEb
btnb BIS gBtIttamsport uub Grts-td8Ita um
l2.l5 NatmItia8s ,5Ourtags ausgeuommsnl:
glam YittBburg, ben Rt1garasG i alien nhb
Buffalo tiglid UNI II 90 Abeuos.
.gah YittBburg uuO Dem GU men, an
bsn bauptYaouen Ipiidcu Baltimore nno parrtsburs
aubateuo tdBIttb I'M 7.40 Aberos (Sonntass ausst'
upmmen.
Wsfit@t RarpIdnotr GtisubaPn- - Hm
TBS, $50 gtoretns Iro 5 80 0ahmttaas
gah Settpsbur8-um I'm 756 ROrgsns uHo l2lb
Nad5 oSnUSsr-um 7. IS WOrsens unO 1918 nuO
$50 9tad1mttags.
gumbeCIdHOtT b1lSBahH H. um 7.65 Utofs
ssns uuo ~ .15 gsatmittags.
Gad DOri = tdglid um $50 gta&tntttass (eonH'
ags ausgenpnitleu).
Wah gurfton - uno gBeEsrn GiIsubabn bis
unionsgrogs tdqlia nm 80 Radm. uRo nab Pdrt.
ton UNI 10 20 Torsens tSonnsags Ia 6G5gtnonmsnl: ~
RAD bIauo- tdsth I'M 10. 20 Vtorgsns( SoHH'
tags aus9sunmtHenl.
DtGst.Bursau: gsr. 0, RsSS. S.GaIOtrtRS.
TatunspiUer vferSebabn,
GHinOIit bon ubr IeOr9ens big llbr absnos,
Ubr aussenomn1tf. SonRtdas fAnolth non uhr
Roresas bis ubr abenos uno ieoe ialbs Stllrot BON
2-Tubr 0btnOs nab 2ouOou Ydrf.
a.ns uub unS GuSr Tatmittags. 3urtidtsbreno cor
&uieutt gitp uIn uno 10 uhr Utorgens uno uIo
ubr Nahmittdes. - Nn Gonntaaen i'm uno 10 ubr
Wiorgens, uno p uub Ilbr Radbnttttags na9, uno
uno 10 nbr ylorsens rno 8, S uno o uPr Na4mtttass
bon GGieot Gitp,
1Urt.sTpdb Nfereebabn.
Raa Z uiontctDn itinoh BON uer Wtor9shs
BIS Ii ubr NbenOs.
Nad9 Sooanstowu d I'm 9. e9S. 7K unb sX uPr
Ulorssns uuo az, 3k, "a, 5k une 6X ubr Mbtnos::
I'm Sonutagen: I'm ION uno 1lk nbr Wtorgsns
nnO 12H, TX, az, 81, AZ, 5H unO n ubr latrn,,
uub bon 9opansopH bitrber um 10 uno IL Il9r Utor'
gems anp /, 2, 3. 4, g, 6,7 une s rlbr &aamtttass
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9culOtrntiid tOuierUatiDe
GOHgreB giOmiuntiOuCn in RarBIanO.
(gRa6I ant 8. 3oU. ls7Ol

/. 9jRrt,t - adt6. Samuel 1iambIetuR.
9. DiFritt - M6tb. Gttptnion Areatr.
8. 3tTritt - a6tb. 9bumas Gpann.
4. Sifrtt - 6Gpt. SUbn Rltdis.
8. DiRritt 49, Ritbter EBm nR. MaerrtR.
Der l. DtFriit umfaBt Caroline, gscI. Sorbeiter
2snt Queen Nuus, SOmeriet. gDtomico Il. ggortlteT
Counties.
Der 2. StRrltt umfaBt bic uutersr T. gBaros Osr
6tGbt Baltimore, gang 5arOrO unO ben u6rOI IL btI.
3bslI BON Baltic 60.
Der 3. GIritt umfa6t bic obtrtn Il gOarOs Der 5taO
Baltimore.
Ssr4 Dt7rttt umfuBt EUcsbanp Carroll, GrsOerId
uno gDaibtusion Counties.
Der g. 9ifrlit umiaBt Wrue IrurOtl, GaIost, ben
,peil. Sbeil non Baltic. Co.. CHARLES. Dtouiaomcrp
SoparO, st. Warpa u. grincs 8rorst's COUNTIES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13

ottr atmabt, gDaaren Der Isn'ltn GuaIitat une e,r
berau5orbtrn. bet L hSinbtTatr
gdt bet Guialp. un0 SardtogaT., I'M obtTp Gla0ttbt
uHh
Wr. IOa, Wet. Baltimore unbs poubdpFrdgt.
NB. Vile NuIttdet pom eGnbt pilnttltn dnsgtlubri
unb 3u'rtosnbtit garantiri lDaartR psrosn &c. o.
D." 0oer per Vpitaulptilung urlbIdt t2li-)
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9leUerc Gabel : Na6rt6tcn,

aus XoUrS.
Cine GNla6t pi6t bel SrIcans.
gtcut Sample bet St. Guentin.
Erin, glnpplepH intrignirt iiir bic 8ies
otrBeritellung Ocs SaiIcrrcidJeS.
Der Yrtnj N1prlrcn fprp BON 1dtie: Ielbll
tesaScutrt.
SfiisielIer 8ertd)t BON bet lte6er'
gale StraBburg'S.
lIusebeucre &rirgsbcutc.
euere6 aus 81 c i.
Die 6imc5' iibcr SsmnTdS 4UlihP.
6lilcelid,e slnFunft be8 0ampferS
SSerrmann~.
Scr SnHcet5,gcrtebr NIT ScntidlanO
wit0er bergCItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13

Orci tmpcrialiitiI6e 9eridpSrcr ppr
ben 8epublitancrn erlAriien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13

Die 8OrlleVuna peS @4erriua Stritset,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13

ben ItBtsn % Satren Uartn btiber. in ben
Sabrtn 1888, 1900 unO 1915 ititg bns Ghsr
mOmeter oW 100 8rao, unO I'M Sabre l7ys
auf l0l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13

Siamarf g 3nianmenfunit init ben
yer. St.sSfii1ieren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13

Jaribatbi iptrb IT d t | n
pa8 TeIb geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13

BrtcbrtCb Sdpp unb ote nmtrN
fdnti0En unttrtltBun9EGclper.
S5r. Rapp ldbrcibt an bic rSa. StaatPjtg.";
aSttt idb pie Gore bdbC, lrtbc pGutfh.amcrt.
tantid)e IanpsieuiC IN pGin bitfBen Gmtral-
GOmttc ~ perreHn, t0nn idb nur ldBen, eaB
tA mid BON SpsDcn IrcUr, tetn WuIIihr
@iQirnQr Al fem; penn leltt en nur per"
metntlieer WiaiGndr 1T ldCn Gin 9cpI1Bics
3tter unc bat ben an ttn gGitCIItea Anfpr-
rrrun9Cn ecgrnuber enCn bdTtcn, putlth
orau(Im crmiiCenben Gtdnr. St9Icttb cs
gar nidt mcine 2lufgabe 1T baarc Gjelpey
etnSunCbmen pter ju prrdlSBaben, 70 uer>
0ebt ROD fem ld8, p0 h al5 rte nddltc
0refbare BcrtprpuunA eCr eeIen pruii6fu
9ruper ntdt rpn DID, &pl, optr Sa2tY
nm ecf. Grletbicrung uno Scriceneun9 met
ncr ipenn cud' MIR Ia rp1rttbus" S0rblnSe'
nen, breeutCneen Ydd.perratbe dn9cgan9en
perce. WlprgenS Dor rem Sr0bitade frnmt
lbpn Gin Or g,euicnant aus MmcrttA, NGr
pem 0ateilopte iene &rdfte rpiemcn MO
men piQ unc ron mir ole 8eNen ieintr lln,
fprmtIunB uno cine tleine Neltiuld9c Der
anat. ,Aber lieber ,SCrr" - penee tdl Be-
fbe,ren Gin -, ,glbrr ttun Gle bod ntdl
TO-, untcrbrtht mdb ber entruitete SIteger,
aste tperepn Stre MitlGn rod nod niht
ausoe9etCu baten". Sm Gaufe peS Dior>
aenS tpmmen 'N,tgItreer iraeno etnes ftslnen
@ueins, tunlle Gbrenmdnntr, 5te ft emen
anebultben 5tetl .mrncI" ARlGtcn aus.
bitten unp tohit snhiitet bon Dannsn ae.
ben, roern tb tie abid,ldBts bcIhetpcn mug.
Ra6mit.aes uno Nbenos MAIDEN 5rauen
unp Sun9frduen lore Gtihetnun9@, um,
pinn aud int beidetbcnem MlStabe, ben
cer Rlnipn bebadbt su perpen. Sp gebt Cd
fat ale Sage. Doh NOD ntd,t senua pa>
MT 70 froatt mid fii1lidb elm eifrtsCs
IGmm lnb 5 Witsttcp clncS eatriptifhen
Sereins NIT ber1blaiItnerr 8ertrauItbfrtt I:
Nun, mann eriparlen Ste eeitn bon 9Ime,
rita bic .sfpettsm2 (Rilicn nlm!If).
Gcb Shers BET Ssiit rte arp60rttaen
6jaben, Gle aus alien 5betlfn frr Der. Stdn-
ten ron unieren 9dubsleuten bierbsritrOmen,
wl:peR einen fpppet 10 btbeuienpen Gin.
brud aemaht b1brn, tpenn nidat btr 9rdii-
bent Stmpn i'm Retbstn8e brn Ct. Qcutier
mpbigemeirten gBunfh fur bic 5bdt aencm
men unp f1tt etner erlt drteten II.
ntttt bic bereitS geia mmelte Wtlion
dngellnoi9t bate. gber iptm AUDI nur
300, 900 100000 Dollars etntcmmen, 70 III
rieie patriptldDe 1abe epG 10 srcb rt Ssr'
bdltntiIe 3u ben bter peranltalistsr baarcr
Slmmiunseu, pa6 bic tieii9en Deuilhm
leb; wpbl taran tbdten, I'D, an ben Geudb.
ameriiancln cit ge.ipiet Su nebmsn. Ycr
zen 100000 StalsIn, fpelde tas bieitat
Geuirat. Gcmtte bier scllnmelt bat, tit ne.
ntgfens bic SdIfte sen Seurhen i'm Nus'
lanpe beiseIteuert, une Ct. Sous bat icet
iGrn iasbr es5etsn, ais ir9cne sIue peutlhG
! Staet auber 8erltn." ....t-.-
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GoG, eiuIlryNnttr
Inh 2nnbnr!

N-St<SaM Die 5d6re o6niI&s 8riga pgarI,"
-sscsssssx Capt. Gwsnien. ,piro prompt nab obi
gfm patn eSpeort. aBe9en Sthd9httr small stowage)
ipenbs man iiG an q. e. Brauns s Gpmp.s
(202-l SIR. 81, ShDsgapitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13
NaGl Wmhcrhnm.

X5s$rGA Die l noripee. Sarle -<3sloetfd.~
CAPT. Sur9snIen ,piro prompt mad obt'
gem 3aten eypeort. aDessn Stdatter small stowage)
tpenoe man flo an D.. e. Brauus s Comp.
(226-) Sir. 81. 5Ib.SapiraBf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-13
@aIttmcre
20 Gms1srnttSp S0StfFe
0rnnOeiQcntbWmS : MQentNr.

ginrpanoerer Tuo eiuseIaOen untasbsnoe Pldss
burd,uicbsn, prhe Fih ausGcjeibuet tr Waartt' uno
ErudtgdrtCu, Wilhaeldl0fe u. I. ID. palCn:
1884 oder nit guen 3dunsn gut bebaut gut btpdert.
I'm bitten aulurluiauOe, uusefobr 10 UtesIen BON ber
Etdot in Baltimore Gouutp
900 Nder geibeu 9anoes i'll Baltimore Gountn
154 Afer. cine Wuitsi drln eine aroBt AnlabI Der.
Ihieoener Sortsu f5rudibdumen uno Gttraude Die
Jung tt6Ftie aeiuuo uno traGeno tuo, entbalteno, III
Baltimore Gounip.
IL uno % Wider, nur iusnis eultutrt, tn Baltimore
9purtp.
56 ader, uncstoirt ietr paNerb Filr Qduob6uIer IN
Baltimore Gourtp. rnr Wtrtl,n oon Der 5tdot
aGe Ooer i'm elneln iebr btuts uno au lcdte Ytotn'
Bun9sn oerfdutt.
6erntr:
Qauoftss uno unbebGutt pldbt an Der Dorf.Eurrpiic
unO paIIaser tftIenbabu. 8auier uno unbebante
plabt In otr Staot.
RGberts bel EtmdrS Stttmsn,
(5ep. .l9-Ot.23) Eir. s, ct. SauI frahe.
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aeine StU d. abe meb +
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Scr SanNet3.Scrtebr nit Scntidlnno
DitOcr bergcitelt.
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Eermii6te @n,eIgeu.
SEQ. 9. Stebcn8' G. Comps
nm3ug.

um otn Uufors,urasn csr 3;it Ju sHtPrss
4tH, 9absH mir IN
gfr. l3 & IS, ROfO JrontfraBe,
sE0rbpths Sae Don Bapsttehrass, vis-s-vIs
8 S9rOttburmG
elm eroBss fanfF5tiass gBaartnbaus tr.
ri&tst urO unisrs Office, iOUts unisrs baupt'
ia&Iiahtn Bertaufsrdumt oortbin psrltet.
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98ctnberger'e
Stirfcl nNO Sd)nbr!
Stirfrl Na0 Sbujr

Ef6ekeE @utdiD- uub SdratrgGftg
im pUtgu 5tGoilhttl,
ySr. E03, 0Seft Baltimore
maize SUlIibapRraBt, tim wntcrR GtaehbtDL
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Daaren In S,m Ittten 6abrifanttn .UtrFauIt

Der 9rBBt,, bi[lj9iie uno aus9tOebutelte Sor.
roth bon SticICIn uuo S6ubin, mslbtr le
mails benz PubItium oilCrirt ioutoel
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Vlop bentit be Serablcbuua. lSd9tEh ptrotu I'M
5ruBtu urO Rltusu Lu ben anBBs8ltn pre'lM osrtoult
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Ra@ EoniontoWn iHlnOltb BON uSr Woresrs
DIS Ii nbr NbenOs.
Ulorssns uu0 az 3k, "a, 5k unb 6X ubt Abtnos.
I'm Souutaeeu I'm l0& uno 1lK nhr Wor9sns
nnO 12S, TX, az. So, AZ, 5H uno " ubr 9IG4m.,
uub BON gopanst0pn btrbsr um 10 uuo II flbr Nsor'
aens ano |, 2, 3, 4, 8, 6,7 uHe s Thr HGhmttta9s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-16
British and American Citizenship

By the new naturalization treaty
with Great Britain, concluded be-
tween Mr.. Motley and the Earl OF
Clarendon, at London, the 18th day
of May, "a cause of frequent annoy
anee and sometimes dangerous irrita-
ton" to use the Presidents language
in submitting it to the Senate, has
been removed. The immemorial
doctrine of the English Government,
by which allegiance to the crown
could never be shaken off but with
life itself, that once a subject was al
ways subject-has been relinquished,
and the recognition of n~aturalized cit
liens is mutually declared. All born
subjects of Great Britain, therefore,
who have been naturaliZed as citizens
of the United States are released from
allegiance to the British crown, and
all citizens of the United States who
have in like manner become natural
lied subjects of the United Kingdom
are released from allegiance to the
United States Government. Pro-
vision is also made for a resumption
of citizenship, upon a renewal of resi-
dence, upon such terms as the two
Governments respectively may see fit
to impose. This agreement is so OBJ
viously consistent with common sense
that it must meet the approval OF the
people of both countries.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-16

WI look to the true Democrats to
do what all true men should dO-aid
to heal all breaches, to reform, and to
remove all causes of offense, not to
carp and wrangle and pull down and
destroy. Those in favor Of good and
honest government will rally under
one name and one flag. If they dis
like the name and the flag they will
change both, but persist at adj events
in the maintenance of their princi-
piles, and lend their influence to union
against disintegration Of party.
When we Q a man ingenious in
inventing complaints against the
management Of his party matters,
and watchful for its defects, and reck-
less in exposing them to the enemy,
or making the most of them against
his friends when he knows the enemy
will be prOfted thereby, we have a
right to set him down as no friend
either to the Democratic party or the
country. Men now, who profess to
be Democrats, and yet are loud
and clamorous against the Demo
cratic party, are almost invaria-
bly, office seekers, who expect nothing
from the party, and see no chance
OF promotion on any other condition
than opposition to it. Let such men
go over to the enemy, honestly and
boldly, and be done with it. They
have no right to recognition as Demo-
Gratis, if they thus work on the Radi-
cal side. The practical effect of all
they do Is TO defeat conservative con-
troll against Radiealism, and, profess
ing to be Democrats, they are EVOLVES
in sleeps clothing" They are well
come to do the Democratic party all
the harm they can. Bat the world
shall know they are against it,
and they shall not do it
under the garb Of friendship.
human institution is imperfect,
and we do not pretend that the DEM
Deratic party is infallible. But it is
mainly composed of the true men of
The South, united as by a common In
'tinct for its protection against mis-
'ule, and we say that true men will
Dy all means endeavor to make the
party in all respects what it should
De, and will not desert it. To such as
owe to condemn rather than aid TO !
'eform and strengthen, we have only
o say that such as are not of us should
70 out from US. They have no right
o stand in the ranks and do injury by
hypccritical pretension to Democ-
acy. If they are honest haen let
hem honestly show their hand, and !
lot fight nom the bush In their own
household. Aea H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-16
WhY FIOurens IS a cOnspratOr.

Figaro publishes the fac sinsites OF
two letters from the new apostle Of
assassination, Flourens, who, it ap-
pears is the grandson of a general of
the hrst empire, whose daughter was
raised and educated BY the bounty of
the Bonapartes. One of these letters
bears date January q, 1868, and begs
the Emperor to give him General
Flourens) the place formerly occupied
by his father, rs professor in the Col
lege de France. The rejection OF this
application, it is said, made him a
conspiTator. Gustave had denied the
existence of this document, but, I'M
fortunately for him, a Photographic
copy in the paper of Mr.. VilIemes-
SAINT had enabled the public 10 Judge
for itself that the writer belongs 10.
that school Of Democrats who advo-
cate the bringing down1of everything
to their own level, but oppose the
elevation of all who occupy an in.
ferior position TO themselves,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-16

1t was Ferdinand de Magelhans,
or "Magellan," as he is usually called,
who named the Pacific ocean. Bal.
boa discovered it, from the Isthmus
Of Darien, several years before, Aut
did not give it the name. Magellan
was . native of Portugal, but had been
several years in the service of Spain,
when he formed the design of going
westward from Spain to the East In
dies. He started with five ships, in
1919; reached South America in
safety, but had to quell a mutiny
among his rascally crew before
proceeding further. Then, continuing
his voyage, he passed through the re-
markahle strait which bears his name,
thus saving hundreds ofmiles OF navi-
CATION around Cape Horn, where it
is said, Forever and ever the widest
winds of heaven seem let loose to vex
the ocean into Madness" Then find
ing the waters so much more placid
than the Atlantic, he named the
ocean Pacific. He reached the La
drone Islands, and hence the Philip
pine Islands, where he was killed in
a quarrel among the natives. His
ship was conducted by Cano, one of
his officers, onward to Spain, being
the first that had circumnavigated the
globe. The voyage occupied three
years and one month.