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The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-03-30

For the present we are done with the SUBJ
ject. Weonly regret that we do not definite
" know tho name of the king ofthe kuklux.
But the secret will not sleep always.
Meanwhile we shall keep watch and ward
over the interests of our law-abiding people.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

Cours 70 the Fifleenih District
binds aud Watren counties; Johu
Orr, Of Columbus. Seventh Die.
tFiot; John W. Vance, DeSotO
TWeIllh District.
The Governor has approved -
bIlI toappofat lhs Trustees OF the
siala Unirsraliy n the future.
The House viii meet at0A.M.
Flassf has retired from the Pilot.
10 i succeeded by Peter B.
Bailey, Who Il rot unknown 10
VicksburgeFs.
Il Il FumOFed that Fisher has
been offered 5000 for bis interest
In the Pilot, but declined.
The international prize fight Oc.
ours tomorrow morning at Amitc
City between Jem Mace aud Tom
Allen. Some twenty-five persons
have gone down from here.
JEREMIAH.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

our engagement, Will, aud assure
her ] am very anxious to be her
friend, even Il l-I-did-
Steal her best friend from her,
ehI'
Will, laughihgly, pinched her
glowing cheek.
"WelI, then coz, goodbye, while
go and see her-gO and see Lille
once mOre.'
A tender, luminous light CLEANED
from his fine eyes, as he laid his
hand reVerently on her sun-bFight
hair.
"Heaven bless you, Katie, now
and eVer!"
He turned away, and, with rapid
footsteps, neared the residence Of
the LawtOns, where, for many q
day he had been a stranger.
Near the door, he met Albert,
Lilies eldest brother.
"Will Mortimer, as | live! /
really though yOu had gone up In
balloon or some other aeriel ma
chinel Come in, old bOy-in here
You look as cold as q LIplander."
Albert led the way to the library,
where a brilliant fire was blazing
in cheerful comfort.
81 suppose you don't want to see
Lii; she's in the front parlor. BY
the bye. Will, she does take your
neglect dreadfully to heart. Sup
pose, now, We cease this little
game, confess to her that 1t was ].
in the garb Of Neptune, and not
Captain Sayrcs, who conducted her
to the ball, and that you, who were
told by me what costume she wore,
arranged your conversation when
in Lady Jane Grey's vicinity, for
the occasion! Kate is willing |
know"
a smile overspread WINS hand
some face.
"Show me to Lille now, and
wait here few minutes"
The few minutes grew into three
hours; aud then her waist enCircled
by wills arms, her eyes bright
through the misty tears, her voice
low and tender, Lille same to AL
bert.
"Oh, Albert, dearest brother! It's
all right at last. Will has for
given me, aud we are good friends
as before. And you oh, you
old darling, to think you were my
savior aud protector that dreadful
night, when l certainly thought
you were Sayres ;and best of all, to
think you're engaged to Katie
WestbrOOk, the sweetest girl in the
wOrldw
Except one" whispered Will,
with gentle embrace, as he spoke.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

A DEPhl TMrNT OF JUsTtCE.-
Mr.. Jenckcs has reported a bill il
Congress, providing for a depart
ment of justice, of which the At
torncy General shall be the head
and there shall be a solicitor gen.
eral, and the solicitor Of the treas.
ury and his assistants, the solicitor
of the internal revenue bureau,
the naval solicitor, and judge ad-
vocatc general and their clerks
and assistants, and the examiner
of claims in the state department
shall be transferred to the depart
ment Of justice. The salary Of the
attorney general viii be the same
as at present; that of the solici.
tor general $500; that Of the
assistants of the attorney gen.
eral $1,000. No fees are to be al
lowed hereafter for legal services
required of the officers Of the de-
partment of justice.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

WESTON, the great pedestrian,
has agreed to walk one hundred
miles inside of twenty-five hours,
to begin on the 25th inst at the
Empire Skating Rink, New York.
If be aecomplishes this feat be is
b receive q, 500 -after which he
es 10 Europa.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
! edge Of the ribs, increase on pres.
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
LETT sides the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder.
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is Affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, &C.
companied ~ith 4 painful sensation
of having LETT undonc something
which ought to have been done. 4
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at.
tendant. The patient complains OF
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of prickly sensa.
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer.
else would be beneficial to him, vet
he can scarcely summon up fortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease.
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively dc.
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR' M'LANE's LIVER Puts, IN
CASES OF AoUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
ea'h.rtic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
,dvi'e !! all who are afflicted with hi,
disease to give them A EAIa rRlAL.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
PRoPRIEToRs.
10 Dealers and Physicians ords,ina from,
- ..aa .aan f.sllng bFos, win Do vel o write
III III oIeen dlstincuys and tale asns ~ Dr.
isyA, Rs. 'S @'s'' F~'s'
- y ~ Hspse.sbs Druggists, and coun,rs
'aaslzaepeB gsaefaly.
! 7ATEn Coeles, swo 3 tan g1lloa.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26
sherif7s Sale.
10y VIRTUE OF A JUDS.as 8

DY VIRTUE OF a 1eD'ortcaee sd
Id decree of foreclosure OF 3 iHS conrs b y.
Of sale issued out of the Distrlc. q IdaAO III
the county of Boise. and Terrlspl!o IN the lSt~
Judgment rendered in said court Ssilarhsr Y! M
May, A. ID. 1870. wherein Jonn ~ me pan w
Merriman and Patrick Kerrigan ~. y, ne sun n
Thomas b. Hart Is the defendants Va; ~ nisrea NJ
Hundred and Eighty Dollars, s' from the Y NJ;
rate Of three per cent per mop nas HUNDRED
October, 1865. less the sum OF o ~ Nav. 1864 NJ
paid thereon on the Goth day ., rsrsbs b SO 81.
their costs Of suit taxed at Sc g sry tested
of the United States OF America, Scs nrusndn al
day OF May, 1870 by which AN NV siiIsis y
the following described properly bs uudI,si n
county. Idaho Territory, town.: ust and ditc''a
fourth part of certain water ~ ~ q Psca
A. the West creek ditch. sitiisls s.nnty. Lals|
and near Placerville, in .h SOis n
notice is hereby given thai = IA VIII ~
'''1 ssasss he h 90 sos T..
a. 10 O'Clock. NJ. sell in front q sns ior CD
in Idaho City. at public aicno o,,srty % % ~,
coin, the above described prOI ~. scostl 80
bidder, to satisfy said order o . IRaiTTE
rruing costs. 5r...;n
BY III. r. SAYRs, Under sne,A
Idaho city, May %. is7oLHA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26
FLOOR MANAGES.
Sherif's Sale.
DY VIRTUE or AN EXEcUIlsus, !
May &c. ls70-w5.

~ VIRTUE oE AN 49, -, n u
ID sued out Of the District Court y =. ,.s;s
county, Idaho Territory, upon luoeI u.-..rrs
in said Court wherein Fleischman q ~ NJ d
the plaintiffs and All Sxn. Loo sing .OI- ~
ard Roe, Tom Smith, Geo. Jones IN. ~
Johns. Jack George, All Zee, LaI aS.sssIDss
All Kim. To Ack. and All ock, are Ins rssst DuS
the sum Of Three Hundred and IniiV s.s.syssss
together with costs of suit taxed - ~ IA Ib
and 90 loo Dollars. duly tested NAY ~ ~ hsNa
seized and taken under execution AZ y pys ung
described mining property. sitssiea u sI IN s6
Idaho Territory, and described = - IA dIr
One mining claim situate on the nV's - 1850
creek and owned and worked .! ,.;0s dts 7
named herein: also one certain lA, snnss al
More creek. commencing at the lce ~. Is 10
ming down said creek 1000 feet moa - schruhr
about one and one-half mile above - hr Ire ~
Mill site. and also owned and wo. = - ihe bg
ants herein named. together WIN ~ = adj
ments and appurtenances belonel.s y
Public notice is hereby given 'n'' " ,ga
Friday, the 18th day of June, = p ~
At IL o'clock. NJ, will SELL at the g. eUu rss ID
n Idaho City, at Public Auction, ~ hsaer ~
property, TO the highe .;.s costs
'" 'A'e'A' ' F. B. BRITTLS y
BY II. +. SAYRs, Under Sheriff.
Idaho City. May &c, ls70-w5
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26

DEMOCRATIC TnrSpKn--The State election I'm New
York Tor judges OF the Court of Appeals which came
on on the 10th inst, resulted in an overwhelming
ooioat OF the Radicals. the State going about 20 600
istation don't appear to be endorsed appreciated
In New York nj least
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26

AProrSraEST.--Mr. b. II. Cannon, night Waterman
o. Idaho City. has been appointed Special Deputy
sheriff By sheriff r. B. Britten. Bat win take IN
rev o. the discrdcriy, II they don't look sharp
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26

class MEErfses.-ws have not the space In this il.
sue to give an extended notice Of the Democratic
Mass meetings held during the past week throughout
the Basin The meeting held at Pioneer City on las,
saturday night. was well attended. Col. Stevenson
acang as Chairman, and addressed by Hons. s,
a. Merritt. j. II. Cannady Judge T. T. Beatty, Mr.
oorman Mr. Crutcher. Mr.. Mooney and others The
one ~ Centerville on Sunday at noon was addressed
oy Col Merritt and Judge Beatty, Mr. Galloway pre-
suins' ana the meeting at Granite Greek on Sunday
night was one of the largest which has been held for
several years. Mr.. Robert Deyine was chairman and
ali the ladies' In town were present Speeches were
made oy Major Foote Col. Merritt Junee Beatty
). n hawley, Mr.. Thatcher Mr. German, Mr.. Crutch.
or ana several others. great deal Of enthusiasm
vas manifested at the meetings I'm the three different
places Pioneer and Granite Creek especially AZ the
meetings. In those places were held at night The la
aes generally turned ont TO hear the speakers who
were greeted with rousng cheers, and the general
good feeling which prevails throughout the country
and the hearty greeting extended on all sides. not
only TO the Democratic candidates but to the speak
ers. demonstrates conclusively that the Democratic
masses are unit in the campaign and will not sup
port any advocate of Chinese equality for any Office
We omit the name of one of our principal
speakers and most eloquent advocates OF the election
VI our nominees by his request
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26

lMpEAcnMESr.--Juan has presented petitions In
the House for the impeachment OF Judge Field of the
supreme Court. and Judge Hoffman. United States
District Judge OF California
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26

YACHT RAcE.--The international yacht race which
came OF recently. between the American Yacht Sap.
pho and the English yacht Cambria was won by the
former.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN Apa.-The
Democratic County Convention of Ada county
which assembled at Boise City on Saturday.
May 2lsi, nominated the following ticket: For
Sheriff, L. b. Lindsey; Treasurer, Chas. Him.
rod; Auditor and Recorder. A. W. Flournoy;
Assessor. l.. X Walter; County Commission.
ers. J.. Frost and George w. Hunt: Probate
Judge. Ref Bledsoc; County Clerk, Caleb
North; County Attorney. A. Heed; Superin.
teudent Public Schools, g. ID. b. Miller: Sur.
vey"r James II. Slater: Coroner. DIR. John
l.. Stephens; Councilman, l. y. Coston; As.
semhlymrn. W A. Yates. ". r. Porter. =.
Everett and T. ID. Catalan. We are person.
ally acquainted with nearly all the gentlemen
on the ticket, and in our opinion il is as strong
one as could be placed before the people of Ada
county for their support. Several OF the can.
didates have heretofore served in the positions
tor which they have again been nominated and
discharged their official duties to the satisfac.
ton of the people. We hope the gallant De.
mocracy OF Ada will give the ticket their united
and cordial support, and confidently predict an
majority for the Democratic can.
idates on the 9th Gay of next June.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-26
Or GRAND 4
MASONIC Ball.
10 RE GIVE. By * .- -....
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Their New Hall in CtltHTh!
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FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1870 |
Committee Of Invitation
Committee Of Arrangement
George W. Thatcher, Vim. L. Law, L Z In
and John Merrill

A
Committee Of Invitation
IDAHO CITY Jonas W Brown. CdsANE1
Judge. c Il Douglas. John German, HaaAc
ID Ii Anderson. W d variine, A y Ssuhigx q
White. Dryden McClintock. ] CrutcAg Fr
Britten and Jos NJ Burkett.
BoisE CTTr-H Z Prickett. J Oldham, &c h4
T. Logan, Burt Griffin and c Himrod
SILVER CRY. or owyhee--lieo II Coe Cd DHlF
/ Hall, Hon J. q Monroe, Hon Vile, u
Ensign. L p Mikkelson, John Wlsn
PLAcERvILLE-H A Mattox, L Doaghery Esz
Alec Orchard. H&mlin, 7 Hart, HEzza
John T Swain.
GRANITE GREER Mills, Mckay 6 NILE >
Boyle. II Irwin, Robert DeyiDe.
HORSESHOE BESD-G Miner and HOa D EGE
UPPER PAYTTTE-Geo Young and c Z Naa :.
PloSEERJ Freeman. G B Holland, Ben EsA I
Nunnally. o g Waterman. A Siiers, AS'11'
and Hon J VI Cannady.
EENTERvILLE-J II Bush, S ( GoldT1a A1N-
John o'Donnell. Pfoutz, Warren Ts!G
FLOOR MANAGES
JAMES JUDGE. ALEX. SlFEg
CHRIs. MorFrrr, G. ". THANI
A general invitation is exfen0A
the public.
TICKETS, (iucludins supper ~
May 26. ls7o-w5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-22
g5erriihte 8erihte ans Gurnbn.

(Gonoon, 25. Seq Sr. 6. Sud-, Der fri=
bett Sttoatteur Der leBt pon anoerer 6ane ae=
ieitcten SQermarn~, bat Elm neaes Ylatt 9ez
Qrln0et, fptI4es Den gtamen Die Souooner
Geut'Bs BOT" trG8t uno ;peirnal lu6heutlih
erlbetncn iol. Die erite Summer 1T beute
psroitlitllbt tpGT0et. Sas Slatt oridt in
etler IN prGbe an ole 2eier Die SpIinun9 aus,
DaB es ourA retre Yolitit Der 8%eriD6nunp
BUR &u5RLet9un8 Der Yarteian'i9ten, our
uaoerbrldang oer trentenoen 9ren5linien,
init beitrugen" t5nne. Sn elmer parauf fol-
gtnOeu g95sibna1ts : &etroipectiue tpiro pieie
p0ofinuUg" oura ben Sat iluTtrirt: rOte
JaBtrti9Ite 9arlamcntspartei, wel6e lett Der
Sbta9t bel Saooiua nit Der berrihenoeu
GennIt our9 Odd uno Stiun, bur6 ben tiefs
ten Gotb uno S1muB ruaOen sicl bic 9ia:
tionals& iberalen. 9cben, tpie Die Wltteipartei
III 6rantrel1, oppolitionele 8elIit e tuub unG
3erbr5dstn ii1 aud nie oielc.~ Sas 1T oil
Spra1e Der Yolitit Der Seri0bnuna.
(Yaris, 81. Sc5.) 9eute UNI | ubr Iano.
pie oisle5 ole Sabre Der 6al 1T, Der na9mit
tG8liAe Sapfenltrci4 i'm Suiierienboie itatt
I'm l22 llDr rldten bort ole 3rpulmler uni
Wtuiltbanoen Der National : 8aroe Elm; Die
Der WorOe u1o Der 4rmee batten iib iton
unt Ia ubr. S6LaG l ubr eriblen Der Raj
fer, Die <lerin uno Der faIIerli9e Yrins
ami Dem 9roBea BaIton inter Der Sblrubr,
~ vbANi'R 'pbh 20 SRVlsf ipAs utlIlCit UtlIW III
pILeB!e in irabertn Sabren @enerals= Uniform
az ttcSen. Auh mar er bieies Mal BON lei.
mem 9oiitGa!e Gm8eben, ipGDreno In friibersn
Sa5rtH, auBer ietnem Spbne ilnO ieinsr 8e=
nabtin. NierianO oorl 3u9elaiien ipuroe.
us Ger &aiier eri5ien, srt6nte lem Gu5. Ser
einjise SruB, Del lbm puroe, mar furbt6ares
SrommenwlrbelH. NaG oeHielbeu itimmten
Die 8arbours un0 Mtuiifarrten orei iormi.
babie Soob5 an, in Die aber Tieman0 BON Dem
Bubiitunt ein'tlnmte.
Sicrauf ipteIte ole Wufif Die Nrie 6orteu5e
II. 6ergl., oann !putoen Die Sronneln idmmt=
lid no9maIs udbreno orsi Ytinuten aeriibrt
uno iuieBt fpteoer Die brei pobs auf eon=
raHOO aus8eitOben. 9as san,e tpdbrte cine
babe Stunoe. Burtt elm laIb 3tpei llbr mar
Niles UoSiibsr. Ser Saiier bate, ,uabri6eins
l,9 iptgen pes unireHnotiten Wetters, nidt
bis 81 Gnoe auf Dem Saifon ausasbarrt.
Ste Ncilerin uno her tailerli6e Yrin, biiebeu
isoob bis sum SGlufs. Gas Yubtifum bate
ii4 MD! lcEr 5obtrcib ~einseiunoen. Ran
benlertte unter oemlelber anIfalleno oiele gno=
ldnosr uno Gng!dnOerinnen. Non 8eaeiites
runB mar Abrt9ens ~nirsenbs cine Spur. Bonn
9ublltum riel Hiemano, ielbIt uitt einmal
Die YoliieisA Ssntcn, tpelte in sroBer Mn3abl
nripGjsno iparer1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-22

Serssrs ~folaenb, nod Canaan geptl9ert mar
= 5tuar ni6t barfuB uno ni9t I'M 8hbers
btmoe baben feline WiniIisr on Der SOnau
iid a~e5antt, unb als or suriidtebrte, A6erreibs
ten iie inn bic 8eidesrun9 in Der @eItalt in sier
9roaramnle, beren AnNohme lie sur Seoins
gun9 hires 8leibens madten. Cine anoere
Wtinifterfriiis in 6lorens, Die ibren Sdatten
BON MailanO bis mad Slotena ipirIt cine
Ntiniitertriiis in SaDern, in Jol9e oefen I'M
9anaen baDrii9en &eide oas Sier fat iauer
aerporoen nire, uno Dor Nllem cine Mlnilterz
friIis an Der Seine, Die IN ibret Solgen fir
has tpefli6e europa bate oerbdn8niBpol
tueroen t0nnen. SG6ei 9robe Terle9enbelt IN
Waorio, neil man bort Nlemanoen ttnoerl
fam, Der ben leeren S6ni9stbron einnebrlen
Mil; bic 9eipbbnli6tn ReOolutionen in VIE
rifo, 9rOBe Auireguus in inherent Gotgrelie
iiber ole oorausiihtlide Gufna6me bon Strs
9inien, Rebelion in &upert's 2ano uno oui1s
pies 8rolen Der Gisbdren an Der &Iite BON
Alasta, - nit einem Worte: &spoluttonen,
RebeGioner, erobe Aufre9ung MROro uno
SootIdla9 an alen @noen, Srantrei6 an
Hanoe elmer &euolutton, bic &6ni8tn Sittoria
uro oas britii9e cabinet in tauleno Gen9itcn
uor ben g~rauien Teniurerr, SerIbw0runAen
in &uBlano, Die Geioenidafteu uufGeregt aQs
iiberal lno oieier g8e4iel i'm 2auIe bon
elm Yaar Q8ohen 9861reno tieIe &ube iiber
ben neiten Grofreis berridtc uno Die 99Gbter
Der Meni51eit i6liefen, 1T bic i'm @ebeillen
9eia'tc 8ra9eniaat Der 3wictradt auf8caons
gen uno beorobt jeBt ben Grieosn Der gSelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-22

I NtiiBitI y I SAAAtINlAN wv AIIADlU.J
Aut Snteroention oes englij6en upo neros
nnltrlfaniiden @einnhten ipurDe Gin fur3er
g8GienitillitanO bfniliSt, uno Der gomman.
oant Der 9aieos : Sruppen, General Breeze,
gcp6brte Salnape Die Grlaubnib auf einem
enGliihen &rieggihiife ole Staot gu perlaIen.
Salnaue ieoO6 i4lu9 oies cDrlib 9emcinte
Inerbteten aug uno belbtoB, ben &arnpf FORT
auIeBen in Der @oinun8, i'm iie9reid beenois
gen ju t0n1cn.
Sonntag Moraeng uuroe Der 0ampter
yAl9onquln1 in R~ris9spOiittor perIebt, uno
be9ann ben 4alat, 100 ii6 Salnaue auf6ielt,
gu bei6ieBen. 8ereits Der brittle SWuB IeBte
0as 8ebduoe in Brand uno oegeil Abeno
ltano fait Der brittle She'll Der StaOfin 6tam.
men. Die Sruppen Salnape's batten cinige
gerl6anlun9en uerlaIen ipren9ten bteiel.
ben in Die 2uft uno 5o8cn lid in bas Sort
rIIeranore%. i'm Stnter8runoe Der StaOt &c:
legen, 3uriid.
8as ipeitere S6idIat Satnaue's lieot mod,
I'M Quintet. Ser Captain Der 8riGg Sumo"
meloet, paB er Montag oarauf Sanonenlhuiic
p%crnomn1en babe, Die er fir Saluti6iTie bdlt,
un0 1T Der AnIi5t, oaB General Htliage araes
tontnlen lito Die STEELE oes YrGt0enten einges
torHnen babe.
Sepor nod Die Sruppen Der Gaicos Die
Staot erobert baden, iuuroen 80 ODER 40 iunae
Seute aus Den beheren GlGIien 9ejipun9en,
Slenite inter Salnaue gu rebmen 0a lie fib
leooh tpsi8erten tbren 5unttionen mad jus
tofttnen ipuroen lie er8rlften uno o1ns Grs
barmen nieoer8elbohen.
Niio8e piro BON Aleu Die i'm perI0nlih
%tennen, als Elm Wann BON tibtigem Gbarat=
ter uno ~itrengen 1riitliben BrunoIdBen aez
lhtloert. uno man boft algcmein oab es
ieiner Gner8ie geltngen biirfte Die Ororung
uno oas Yertrauer in oicicm uncultioirten
uno aufriibreriiben 9anbe pieOer beritsasn ju
tbnfisn. (StS2tn
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Gin Wedlicl hcr Rciten.

Grit npr eini9en Mo9en beridte polfan.
oiae politiibe 99inotiae in beioen 6.miIpbd.
rem. Nur i'm fernen Salmatien lebnte cine
Sanobon 9auerfuDlf gegen Die Mbihaffunp
alter 8ebrdu6e iit auf, uno oa biuten, nett
in DER Eirfei. mo bic Y6lter auf chamber
idlagen," mahte Der Sultan elm sirneno &C.
Itdt, pb bes ielbittdnoisen 4nieber, pelhes
iein Satrape. Der Yies 2bnig BON gappteu,
ben Souperdnen guropa's aeaeniber lib ai
geben Iubte.
Sm uebriaeu mar IGes rlbio. Ser G,or
madte Yorbereitunoen. ieine eilioe Sounts
faot an ben llTern Der Wepo oui siniSs SIN,
nate au pertafIen. unter Dem miloen Simmsl
BON Ri,,a neue Srdite ,u Iammrln i,n6 inter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-22
ni4tmnh Mnhnnittnn Nit Nennihlpaniihl

Mittuo1 Tanmittas Die 9euniblpaniiae
Staats s Gder6au. @ei elI6aft gu Sarrisburg
abbielt, nuroen foleenOe 8eanrte ftir 1870 ers
tpablt: SObn 6. MOrris gum prdtosnten,
Gloribee @tGodtsp gum torreipcnoirenoen
Setret6r, g. 9. Solomonn sum @bemiter
uno @eolosen uno @sOrs Ysrsner gum Si6Ii=
9th lar.
: Sie Nep +. 0orter Stants : Ganals@ons
pention trat Mittpod in &D6efer aulanlmen
uno rrnannte Ratbaniel SANDS aus oerStaot
RepsDorf Sum 8oritBer. gs mar cine De
putation aus SDleoo, Ohio, antpeienoi Tie
ourFte ib an ben Serbanolun9en beib!tlt9en.
Or Souperueur Seymour beiiirluortete in Ell
ner &eoe Die Abi9aifune oesGo rttrattipitentes.
8riefe BON elmer Nn5abl befannter Gtnan5'
9r6Ben nuroen p~erleiet.
- Bier @ei6lse nebf SffiSieren, getnans
nurg unO S6isb6ebarf gum Abfeuern elmer
Salute DON 100 S1hiien on Dem 3a9e Der
Wieoerorfnabme 9irsinien's in Die Union.
ain9en Sonneritas friib pon Der 6eTtun9
Monroe, % nod &idmono ab. 9etannts
lid batten Die &ibmonoer bic gGaibin9toner
gebbrOs eriu6t, ibnen gu oieiem 3pede cine
Yatterie Al leiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-22
YtlIS bclt SiiOcn.

- 5n Der Gouiiiana'er @~eieB9ebun9 tuur.
ben @eieBpori4ldBe 5ir @eitGttGunq beg 6reis
brieFes Der r9eriOid' Bai EcraIer Gtitns
babn," tpel9er, ue1n lie in % Monaten fcrtig
miro, baun 81. 500, 900 gegeben peroen ioQ,
uno sur Grnla0ti9un9 oes Staatss. 1000
attien Der s4RiiTiiippt : Sbat S6iiTfabtts,
~9oirpagnie" gu 5ei6nen, ein8e6ra6t; ferHer
~fslgence 8eidlIie: iiber Die 8erlpenbung Der
aus Der Staat5taiIe Sum Intuuie bon Wtas
Nbinerie fir oas3u6tbaus 9ejcBenen$500,0 900
GrtunDi0ur9 einSu5ieben uno 5u ermittelH,
Oh uuterbaus . MtitSlieoer fur ibre Stims
men beitohen pOroen iino. Nnrabrle
faneen iolgenoe Seibtaiie: einer Nusi1uB
cin5uIsBen, oanit er ole Grrihtuus zines
Staatsbauies uro Die porausit9tli6e 8ertpens
oung eini8er Wil. Collars in Grwdgun9
3iebt; elmer 8orleierin gu einem Tortrage iiber
Grauen=S timmre6t ben Saal oes llnterbaus
ies ein5urGumen.
= Cine Sil I'M SrtereTc Der Snbaber Sem
n%eiee'r GbliSutionen 9ins Sorneritag in,
Staatsicnate gu WaIboille ourt; lie erndb=
tigt a1e Dem Staate i@uloenoen Gilenbab-
men. oas S9uloeapital nit irsenO elmer 9es
ieBli4en Iussabe iedsprojsuti9er Sbligatio-
men Dbne Riitiibt auf Scrie oosr Wummer
ab3ujableu. Wtou erbpft oaour9 cine Yermin.
Oerun9 Der ObIi8ut'Oneni9uIo oss Senates
out IL M%ttltonen 81 e~rjielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-22
ErauDntaltn.

9ot6sridte bon Yarls meloen, baB Sraup
mann AUD einen 8ritf an ben 3aiier idrieb
tuurin er IN einem Itbsm3uge feline unitull
bsbauptete uno slei93citia porgibt, Seliergbel.
fer bel penn aRoroe gebabt su baben. 9isbe,
babe er ibre Namen ni9t genannt, neil er Nm
oere nitat unsliidli9 MAIDEN ipolte, u. Ssrel.
mC6r.
Sn cinem Briefe an ben 8puberneur Der
GoRtlerserie bat er earum, am 81. San. bins
gsrt4tet gu perben, ran benz Sase, ,po Der llns
t9nlOt8ite Der &oni9e BON Trantrei11 ietn
Ssbsn lIeB. Gbe man ibn nab 60 Roauette
ntadie, tteute sr Dos grlubsn, benz islbtpers
ttanoiid ni6t winIabren pnree, .oas geidnos
NIB Der S6nipiu, bes %unalhdliden Weibes
Suopi9's oes Sehs Sbnten,1 bsIuden au birs
ten.-Sie p%inrldtuns oss un9ebeusrs 6ot inz
8Difben Iiatieefunoen. Die Barrier 5ino iiber.
aeu9i, eaB er alein ben iedsiaden Moro be-
9angen bat.