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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-14
Sic curOuGii6e SttuntiOn.

Sic irau56flae Nabriht, baB bic 0eutI9en
am Z. Durh eInen erfolgretheH Ausfall Der
Srau3oien urter @en. SuerOt genBtblgt tpDrs
Den itHO, ,bre glniigen BOittiOusn an Der
Weitlelte BON Tarts aHf3ugeben un6 ft4 auf
8Grlailes JatifJuSisber, UerSient tetnen8lauz
ben. Gs btiBt, baB Der Sote mel9er Die
gadri9t uoa $aris nab SOurs sebrabt bat,
ole grlaubniB erbieIt, our4 Die osuti6eu
Sinien Su paiftJeu, Us aeb0rt mebr als Rat
oetat CaBu. 10 @tpas 8u 9Iauben.
9G9eaen bat her Sieg, lpelAen Die SeutIhen
hber Die &olte Armee Der Granjoien bel artes
nap I'M Grleaus OaOon8etragsn, Ourh Die
nadtrGgliben Nahri9ten cine olel gr6Bere Be
beutuuS 9epoRnen, als man ibm ~uriprhnslid
beile9te.
QBlr erfabrer, baB in ieuer 8e9eno eins
5tpeitd8tge S9Ia1t itattgelInoen bat, nam
LID ON 10. uno II. Gttober, oeren Itrateaii@ea
2elultat Ole Bsrtreibung Der Tran1oien Dor
Ger &oir:aSinie uno Die 8slrBung Orleans
nur6 Die 6eutiasn 1T.
Die Stlaqt bs8nun am 10. Rorgen's 9
llbr bel ArteHo1. Die 6taHjoien lpuroen, -
tpie INNER hberral6t un0 in Die 8orftdote
BON Artenag getrtebcr, mo UNI 3 ubr Na9-
miitn9s ole DsutIben ibren Angrif erneuerteH.
Die Jran3Oien, obtDobl iie iib in Den StruBen
DerbdrriiaoiIt, muBten AUD oisie ibre 5tpeite
SteIlung a~uigeben uno SDget lid, BON feinolis
WSL SAOuA~AN g'1NA otAtuAbtt Nu9 GlttuI9 du~
rid. Sn Deutl4en Sruppen errei6ten DteIen
Srt am anosrn WtOrRsn, am H., fribjeitig
unO be9aHnen oGnislben Su bei9isBsn. 81
9Ieiher 3ett ritte BET re9te 6lhgel osrielbeH
9e9sn Beau8entD uno M&sung, itOfpsitli1 BON
ORLEANS, 5wliden Oieier StaOt uno Sours &c
le8en, Dor, um gu %oarbtnoeru, oaB Die aus
Sours erwarteten 8ertdrfun9en uutsr Carl
ballot cine 8:rsinl8un8 init ben Jranjoien En-
tpirfsn. Sn 6olge 0isier 6Iantenb,tpegung,
tpel9e ben %genannten 3ruef poqfommen err
rei6te, lGbsn ltt ole 6raH5olen 9enDtbiat, Orr
leans 3u rGuulen uH0 auf Dem llHten ufsr Der
Gore StclunB gu utbmsn, no es 5u sinem
neutn 3uiGmmen ltcb fam, Der pieoerbnlt nit
elner RleOerla9s Der 6rarSoier enoete.
Ser Selts Der &OiresGinle idhBt ben Sudden
Der pauptarmee poe Yarls uno oersn Com,
nominations. SInten.
Sntereiian III Is ii5rigens, oaB Die 8eIeGte
1uf oernislbsn &ooen l%tatifanben, mo Dor 400
Sabren 8unois Uer Sir Sobn 6alitaff uno
talbot oOn Der SUn8trau BON Orleans &C.
i6la9en purOc.
Die WleoerlaSC Der 90ires Armcc muB Yaris
beDeiisn, psRR IS IN b.eIer Seiiebung hbers
baupt nod zines 9fpeiiss beoarf, DaB bic
StaOt auf stacu GHtiRB BON auBen ni6t su
boifen Dat nj baB il: alein auI iib a~nsspie:
len ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-14
Dob cine pr1iiOmtidnftlidr YrOllas
NATION,

Die aefriaeu g~6eibuuRioHer 8latter brin9tn
cine Brotlamutlou - i'm 2Sottsauie uOefelnS
finulen0 nit pem reuit4eu &rlale 9e9sn Die
f5sniaaer -norin bel geItGliaer Strafe BACON
abasuorut mirN, bier grpe0illOnen 8e8en be-
freunpete Wd9te ausSurititeu, Sabrleu9e IN
GomuiiTOn Su qeben, ooer Selosr Flr lol9e
Spede az inmHeln. User bGBeBen bunoelt,
Dat ieine @naOe gu GrtparteH Hn0 Die 6olgen
ieiner SdulD lu trd9en u, 10. Rraroent
Grant bat has Dtalhelr, oGB ole letne Grlate
an ipGt tommsn. QBIr ~eriHHern nur oaTan,
OaB neulit ganj uuasnitt cine S6aar iran3.
TrtiuiQtger MT frnuj, nmerit. uno irl6nO.
fSabnen unter Wtuitbe9leitung Our6 Rem
YJort's 5traBen gum Iran3. Sampler mar.
i9irte, pbne erbeblih bSbeuiBt 3u peroen.
Aleroin9s oerhtuoerts otr Deutl6e General
Goniui bic &biabrt Cines Lbelles Der s6retz
Diligen,A isboh mar Der a~ufentbalt Hur elm
turSsr; Der ndbite 6ampIer nabm ne Osnuoa
nit. 8einnbe irOnii6 tliust Die 4norObuHg
Der nabiatsloien Straie, na6oem srf
oeben allie @efGnBeuen oes GeS
ianer=Yuti6 DIES be%gnaOt8t por=
ben limb. Die Brotlamatlon iol nl5gSabls
t0Oer fir Die Oeuiihen AooptiObhr9er ole1enr
Die e~utrlftet lber Oa5 blsberige iHoifterents
AuItretsu Der &sgietun9 iino, tDiro absr chen
10 tbren ,Sptd u!rieblsn, nls Die unIdn8f
post festum IN Oisl8ett 8eibidte Rsutralltdtss
NrtldruHg. Grlalie, Die auelH Dem politllten
QBinoluge ibr GHtitrbeH 3u oeroanten baben
uaO beute utl0TieHt.lbt meroeH, UNI rnorgen
ouF1 OQs n6tite Yarteis GrForosrnlS wide
8sauaOiaUng 0sr EGaianer, um ibrsn pOlitis
insH GiuluB IL geiDlnueu,) ibre BsoeutunB
gu uerl.ereu, itnO gar i5le9t g%eeignet, bon
geieBlOitn S1anolHHgtn Qb3ubalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-14
Scleqrapbiide Nahridten.

- Sn 9opea, MaR.. itarb 9eitern Or. Seize
Cor. Der Batter ees GrsS eeamtsietretdrs, i'm
"a. 2ebensiabre.
-. Sn gbisconfin unO Winneiota Feqte ft
asItern Der erfte SroTt ein.
- Au9 In Mempbis, SenneIIee, Iotpie In
MiIiiItppi uno Arfanias CAB es tn pOrleBter
gta6t lei9ten 6roI. Wtan fir6tet, bag Der
Baummoae S6aoen s~usefist woroen 1T.
= I'm 8rauits&ioer ftarb ioeben Gnpt.
6Orfer (''Spring Frog''), Der ShaBmeiter
Der Gbsrotees ytatton.
- Sn @ilton, Soma, er5ta9 am Greitas
Dennis Mtonaban Den U. Sargent. Seioe
tuaren nlte uno b%etannte Siiraer. Sieielben
lsbten i4on ldnsere 3eit NIT chamber in
TeinolGait.
- Sie @aarensGinfu6r in gsmbina III
sur Y.rbinoerung Der Ausbreitun8 Der Stat.
tern bis auf Weiteres perboten tporben.
- @sitern puroen 81 Snoianer bon Wins
nebaeosS tamme in st. Yaul naturaliiirt
Sbre Gbii9t 1T, bierourh Der Wobltbaten bes
Qetmiidtte. SsieBes tbeilbaftis gu perOen.
= Die omtli6e 3dbluns erSibt fur oas res
publtfanii9e gousrsB Witglieo Ssrome q.
@baffee bon Colorado cine Moioritdt bon
1892.
= Sn 9errp 9omnfbip, 3d., lub SOIspb
Rearns isine iunee Grau gu einem Spa5ier.
gauge Elm, iprang oann IN tbrer @eaentpart
pIDslib iber eirsn Baum, sos elm Raiirmsiier
aus Der Saide unO ibnitt fid ben gals bon
einem DIRE bis gum anoern ab. Gls @runo
Der Sbat piro giferiudt aneeaeben.
- Sie Semofraten in Sprstuie, N.sD ,
baben &ob. WeGartli4 fur eonsreB (23. Sis
itrtft) uominirt.
Ser befannte 9ro3sB sesen Belmont in
RetpsYori tuesen 9eraussabe bes G%enianer.
6unOs lit seftern au @unitsn 8elmont's ent,
itieben tpor6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-14

cine 70 pI6tiae Srune bur6 ctnfa6e 9Iura.
lttdt, matt rurt atirlule Wt1ierttdt enfhete;n
fam. gct LAG ubae9ebenen Gttmmcn ip1.
ten mad aleu a%nerfdrnten p1rldmentertihen
3clpin penjlitenS "a 5u elmer 0IbI error
rerlth ietu, "a Gtns ptrfl de Mdirritdt let5
I'm cine Sttnme nlrbr, ale etc 6ltftf Ger as
gr1cbener, peer res SuCrume, UfCtpert.
3ur bic lnprltommenbett her bet Der
GunresiteunG angeW1dotGn pdrlGmCntdTtid'en
9rdris tbnnte Elm &tiultat 81 Sage f6rsern,
plS lest dlaenetnGs 8icaucm errCgt unc pI5
ytltngm ccS ndtlrn SanpcSfeite5 IN Sra8c
itnlt.
Rtht, saB mir gcgen Si8blduo bciet
ip1dcrc Beg6lfcrun9 pret bcien tref.tAe Rnr
JcmutbltIe SGaeen uptab GtpL6 e~lnBurpel
oen DdttCn, aletr neil mir I'M Slterrds Dee
SdnjCn cd5 nidite set germ ais elpds 5r2B.
1rtlge5 leben mOden, puniden mir cine @ens
1ermr5 Der Srt5belttmmung, peIm e5 npt
tEb0lth it,.
g8hH pa5 naAEe 9anSc8iAieBen In Sj5b>
lane 0b9ebalten, 10 mtbtg CO ale unb iCre ma
!lOnale gepeuuHg perltGren u1r gu elmer ges
rtugfigtlen netti6en 2ptat-NfGire berab'
iinten, Ysn Der pie 9reII. uno pa5 9ubltfum
I'M &l9emeinen nur iebr psntg RGttB nebGrn
WlrOen, SplHe Seite, rpenn ie bic Sepeu-
ttn9 Dabea lpuep, mlIen IN grrBn S!aNten
~abgtbdlten tptreea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-14
StaOt Baltimore.

Die Is ommi n 3ur Gorrefr
Ito BON Spnes' GGlIen tuel6e iebt
in jeoer Wor9en3eitun9 5ur itebenoen Rubrif
9elporoeH, belt geiern 8ormittas unl 10 ubr
IN Dem alien @ebduoe yir. 28t, SoutbitraBe,
ieooh cine Srepps b6ber oils bisber, tpieoer
cine Beriammlun9. Do Sberft Sane, Der Oa
9laubte. bic Sisuna wliroe erit um IL ubr
beginner, nibt Qe9enipdrtig mar. 10 erleoistrn
0r. EpIon uno Gen. Srimble miteinanoer bic
8si6dfte. Wtan bob ben Bei9lub oes @plez
gums. pelber 3ur @inberufung elmer Der
iammluus cine stpei Gage porber sussiteas
te Rotl3 erbeii6t, auf uno ermGdtiste ben
Sefret6r. auf gBunib zines Witslieoes Der
9ommiifion gu jeoer 3eit cine SiBung angus
isBen. Mlan ~pertaste" itb roann bis fommens
Den 9ienias friib 10 ubr. falls ni4t elm
GommiRdr cine SiBun9 3upor perlanst.
Bermebrte 8oIoperfdufe in
Ba ltimors.- 90 es fi4 beraussefeat.
OaB Der bisber bonn ShaBamte angeoronete
Smporteure ben Mnforoerun9en- Des in itetem
Stei9en be9riffsnen @infubr: @si9dftes unies
rsr Stant nidt getpa6ien mar, uno feline I'm.
Suldngli6feit unieren &aufeuten 9roBe unbes
quemli6feit uno ipeitere untoffen perurlaGte,
bat I'D Der bieiige untsri4aBmsiirr Reelep
an SetretGr Soutpen getuanot, nm Die Grs
laubniB 8um pb6entli9en Bertaufe Don
sl50,oOO Solo su erlansen. 9isielbe ipurDe
ertbeilt.
o ii n b ftuds=N uftio n. Die
5.5. Sre8o d Ririlano perdubsrtsn sefiern
Iadfrittaa an Srt uno STEELE bas Grunoftnd
0r. 326, Sranflin=, nabe Grsmontftr., 1874
GuB brett, IS Sub lang uno NIT einent BE
f6fieen Wobnbauie bebaut, nm $3.50 bel
s16.75 Sabrss : @runo5ins an Sobn ".
Wilan.
@efobuBen.- Wm. Earf tpuroe bonn
goIiSiien SoIfsr, neil er Nuiternf9alen ins
nerbaIb oss Staottsi9bilbes abselaoen, por
Ri&ter 5ariou gefibrt, Der ibu 5u Isl Strafe
nebjtGoiten perurtbeilte. ~
g. VI. Earman trus cine perboresne
Wafs, Elm Bsrgeben. ipel1ss Ri6ter 3agertp
nit S. Strafe nebt Rotten abnoete.
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49,. N
SMn"uis tleEt uhBe,sBl, IHg ~: pSo' 4.
ESoouua se"u"RlI wv slNs VS0uWuhlBtsVe Su
V05itn;
N.aS eH 5 om3efle. NSst 9Ulet.
SStla% M ~VteBeq 1notana Squm mac
SsIe' mnS 9srsaesn oer Vsult4s'shgGmOS
Inv Nv w Sitt9 ? BtoUhel ut7 osae'ls yer Hn2
ssisI.naSm ~ y. Fi y ~. ms m utSuMAI EHt laP [Slttz
Sna pug IuL ue p'phluB uhD O,sanuA ltuilz
itngshUsn SnHSstu oeI psIngEtlyn Su98eLln
- n'[tn' ~ Su'os9 0ShsM' Etus''stIu"ltt
SStts uns SgTnGs oGumai gu IgIt ul Us
SuEjtSSs o. osI.sO'SSI; M ~ ~ ~ sUGt UuG
S,o ersn"s W.. ~ i,rs E e. % CIV Gsb PS' b S,.O.9.6,
DutsHI ts8't!uboge Vln5 uno @Hs9anBe otEn
5u gG..en, DIE @tn5'GRsmCin " etRls.tet9s
SuiS"IsnE ~ WV osm %Ug5,s9vIotH s,ne9 ".
suHVstsm ~ p.l'e a. pat!sn: ~! XIV IN SHBE
~ - Ssnngg E NJ gpP y H. ~ 4s.f NJ, "sgn
t.gs2 NJ. G"tnus t4,t!g sNl,tS ltyoH ~
" "t Sst."Hl SFt tsIstGlttSM S'usIs
VsngtnI uuS mf Gt.t s.'I&vgsn Siun,s, SuB
i. ~ 10 l"S'"'' Fi"S "S0"'O'0'" 0E''"
Bs't e.4..! .s.
e. SmsIH W. ~ ! w
w o. Usnms'.tsah utl Stn'SspsN WnV
sS'St, &unUhEm. stts8i unlsr pen yuHot'eSH
Sv m.S @siITgsHi .tah Iau8a uS, tsnduirgJmt Jug
Oa ~ n.y. Ne SSsI N suSTs ~, W., ~ sS ~. ~
osm "SsSt ngy% 81. VSewulrt1 o''tsUstt Ne gst.
Us 10y ~ S RS'nIt'E'u
~. Ihum,%D = SuS.t" mus'tg, Nv
:" S n,it ~ ySHtmts sstan 81 Sesun8tn Wotuul
"is G%nore, iSSisSt 49, S99mgas "nsSt
: NfvnS s6rnt w. oao,, ~S'mr " ~.
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Srrmiidtc SHlaaSbcridte.

Sn Geaueniportb, Rqnias, lit Sobn
Sprcr, eingI 8unOesiteuers ginneBmer, prgen
tlnteridlaoung uon9Resierur9sasIoern i'm 8e=
trage BON SIS, 600 uerbaIiet mproen.
-Su &alesbur8. Sls., nutoe neutib Elm
u9t5igidbriser @reis nit elmer cbenio alicn
Dame e%etraut. 8as &iebsspaar bate Itb
i9OH in unUorcentlibeu 3eiten psrlobt, bic
8erbinoun8 mar aber tuieoer gel6it poroen,
uno beiOe Sbeile Waren apeimal anberpeiti9
ucrbeirotbet, ebe lie 0as S6idial %5uiammen=
iRbrtc.
= Die rTortb BLOOMFIELD Graoet Wining
COMPANY" in San GranSigco bat iOeben cine
Der grpbartisifen unternebmungen nuF oem
@cbiete Oes Wtinenlpslens ppleuoet. lin ibre
YO4psrte in Nebaoa nit QBaiier su uerIeben,
lsB OieieIbe etnen iisbenunOpier5i8 MeiIen
langen Canal uno elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., mel.
bes 1900 Adsr 8rOB 1T, anlsgen.
- gBte mir aus Der Oregon oeutI6en Sci
tungs bonn II. Sept. eriebsn, bat Der oeuti6e
patrlOtiide Yerein in gOrtIanO, Oregon, be-
reits Sl220 fir Die u%erwunoeten oeutiden
&rleQer aeilmuelt,
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ShiffsuadlriGItcn

Ser Sampier George appolo = @apt.
Comes, fubr 9efern aus unIsrsm Safen Rber
Norfplt nab Bottom ab. "
Der Shooner s2, Warren," Capt. &obcrts.
lan9te 8eftern bon Gbarlsfon, SaO>garpIina,
oabier on.
Ser Dampfer rWcgle0an," Capt. Sopes,
trat ant IL. GftOber feline Gabrt bon Bolton
mad Baltimore an.
Die en9liihe briggs 80. 9urton,A Gapt.
SaIianes, lag am S September i'm Safen BON
&io be Saneirc ano nobnl &aoun9 mad Salti.
more elm. .na
Ste Barrie yEalisnah," Capt. 8ladioro,
fam ant Q. Sftbber bpm Baltimore in Yers
nambueo on unO fubr am 8. os. mad 8io De
Saneirp iueiter.
Die Brisa ySpapo." Gapt. Babe. itselte
an, "a; September bon Msla8a na6 gaItis
more ab.
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tGtus hem pGins. 9rltstIatt.")
SaS nGdite SdjiiBenieit.

Die 9erlegung pes ndtften Butpes'
Shusenfeifes nab Sisblanp iGate, ipprnos>
LID In WtecererndBuns 9espgen iperten. Or.
items ~ St8tianb III peitllh seie9en, 10 pdB
ben pflttsn Sdusen bic 8tetlnabne basurH
iebr erlhrpsrt uni 8teien sars unnpsitH ge>
rrdht tptrp; 3~fpettens TT Der Srt au fletn, IN.
cine btreutenpe aasdbl frember @dite bequem
5u bcterter9en, trena aud pie Yripat, Sat
Treunpiha5t bas ibrtse tbun mag, unb britt
tens bat SsgRlanp nur cine Winberbeit Der
abaegebenfn Stinmen erb1lifn, namltb SO,
tpdtrerb SO Sttnrnen fur anpere Stable ab,
ssseben tpurben. ndmti6 As fur Ybilapelpbta
ure 43 far Baltimore.
g8tr bssreifsa iiberbaupt ni9t, tpie man
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Scr SOB G. e. Sees - QageUeine
ST0IiPr.

Gt6mQnb, 8a., 10. Off, Glae Sc.
lbdite itebeu lid; ptele &Guier iinr in Irauer
sebult, lat an ierer S9Ur Iiebt man ihp1r-
jen Slpr. 2tn mdudben Srten tit pa6 gitb
9eneral sees nit Erausrfnt ben um3e6eu.
Spn alien @tp6en etihdlt GrauerBelautc
unO auf itpcm @efi6te liei't man, ra6 Elm
grpfer uro gutter Wann t%eimseganBen it,.
@en. See 9interldBt Ie6s Stnoer, Cults,
6iB1ugb, &obert, Mtar9, A3ncs uno Yirgiz
ala. Aae Iino in 8ir9iRien a%niGIi9. Seiue
5rau, Die abri9ens i9on felt bieIen Sabren
ttdntli9 1T, lberisbt i'm. General See luar
3ur Y2it ittnes SoOes geraoe 63 Sabre, 8 Dtos
nate unO % Gage alt. g8as ieine Gonfriiion
anbetriiit, 10 geb6rte er Sur Gpiscopaltirde.
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pcite,Mn8fnhr

Reu 9ort, IS. OF. = Der 3ampfsr
algeria" nabm teute $4,000 @Ontanten
nab europa, uno Der 8ampfer %pGolumbia"
1000 mad Sapanua nit.
3pei Wil. Der. st. O6ligationsn tpuroen
beuts fur I0S37-l0856 fir Der. St.zGe6=
nuHg asfauft. Die Angebote erreibten ST.
906 500. Sas bO6ite Gebot mar l09 So, oas
uipDriole lOS ~.
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sIu8 Rcm.QIorF. = Oic @Srfe,

3ews 9prt, 10. DIT. - @elo iebr psrs
Iarst, 7 Yro5ent mar Ger nieorieIe 3tnsfuB.
8OlO i9loB left gu l4-l4b; 25er '61 Ia, '62
1925 Attien unenti6ieOen uno nieOriser -
Gentral 888, @rte 22B, Rsaoins 1908, Wi9.
ShOlite 944, Yittsbur9 1868, NorosgBeitern
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Shiffsnnhridt.

Tthun8 MtGnrpe 10. Sft. - Die
8drfe DWl99te 9. Su99", BON &tD be Sd
metro nab Baltimore unterpeg8, pa iirte bier
btUte Nprgen. Gbenfals Die 8rt9g oGb0nre",
nnn Min lnddh 8dltimpre helin1mf.
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NrS Nam Nnrf.

9ep ,gort, ID. Sf.-Oie D9umGn1>
9l0lanr" ppn Sdrtfprb unp Die gQmps> &edBs
8rtelancn" BON Nan6Gter, Ms, (pwie eune
2trttaertr : Gompd9nte bon NewpurSp9rt,
Mtafy inn Bier beute auf einen 8er9Eueuaa5>
@usFug Gin3eirpfen. Oas 8. Segt., Sberit
;Ei5t PmNfin1 nip YpGIder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-14

T6rt 6rptt, 10. Oh. = Die @rpB.
30ae Der DSpu, SeGpWs" SertaOt G6 beutc.
Scr SabreabrrtHt pes @rpbmetterS Weti'i
na6, paB pcr Srrrn lt4 in bllbGrrm 53u,
ildnoe bgit1bet.
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BDrIen : Wcriht.

Die eefrtsen S6rten ,Bertdufe iparcn bier %foIseno.:
Grantlln .a5uIf 1ld Ant l3% NaIto. 5tabtsSe6i.
200, 80. %, War. u. Gin. Babu.Obl 1900, q, T5h.
: Died. .Bant 40 Nnt., 10 Baltic. staotiStbi. 900.
1900, %; W. Yto. Bdhu Obi. 1000, l., 73k; Mar. u.
9iun. Sabn.Sbl. 3u00, 2, 75k. n
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QlnS Shin.

Cincinnati, ID, Stt. = Die 2tr3abt
Ger geiuGer Dir Sn0uirie q Ufleluna be-
mug 9etern Is, 0CO, Die &usReauNs i6lttBt
am %, D, 0tts.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-27
HOnitOn Lace.

The beautiful point lace made at Honi-
ton. In Devonshlre, England, has been IA
nous, but its manufacture is not now con-
fined to the town from which it takes its
naue. but extends over a great part Of the
country, especially along the eastern and
part OF the southern coast. In the early
part of the present century, the lace manu-
iacturers of Honiton employed abost 2, 500
women and children in the town and neigh
boring villages. But the introduction of
the hobbinet machinery, about fifty or six
ty years ago, greatly injured the trade,
though the number of persons employed
in lace-making in the whole country is still
estimated at from 1000 to 5000. 1t is a
kind of household manufacture, carried on
IN the cottages of the poor, and not in large
factories.
Honiton lace is produced by fixing q
''prickiny," viz: perforated pattern of
cardboard or parchment upon a cushion
called pillow" Pins are then inserted
into the perforations of the pattern; next,
We have a number of little bobbins or spin
dies, technically ''sticks." upon which is
wound the fine thread for making the work
These are thrown over and under one an
other among the pins, in various direc-
tions. SO as to twist or Intervene the re
quisite pattern. This is brief descrip-
ton of the process; more minute details
would only confuse. without making the
matter more intelligible. Hcniton lace has
lately obtained q new celebrity in England.
having been much used by her present
Majesty, and the various members of the
royal family, and by leaders of fashion in
dress. s.-Appleton Journal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-27
An Owl Story.

On the Oxmead road, about two and a
half miles from Burlington, n H., border
ing upon the farm of George ID. Parrish,
Esq, who was ''to the manor born" grand
son of the original proprietor father of the
late DR.. Parrish, of Philadelphia, for many
years celebrated as medical practitioner,
stands a famous, time-woru old sycamore
tree, which has cast its shade for many long
years across the road 1t is of stately
growth, hollow at the top. Since the year
1907 this old sycamore has been the home
and rest of an owl family. having withstooG
the rude assaults of mischievous boys and
more wicked men. who have, at various
times, endeavored to dislodge them,
assaulting their habitation, and even
attempting to burn them out; but
these harmless birds have always
found a firm protector in the proprietor of
Oxmead farm, until it is finally conceded
that the tree belongs by right of possession
to this owl family, and of late they are un-
molested. AT dusk of evening it is the
habit of this owl to pay nightly visit to
its benefactor. where, perching itself in
one OF the trees about the house, as have
often heard it, it gives forth its notes of
Thanksgiving as if III praise of him who has
been its protector. Sometimes it takes a
turn, coming across the road to my place,
perches itself in one of my trees, giving US
a cheerful salutation.
There may be moral drawn from this
marked instinct OF bird in its seeming
recognition ofthe kindness it's benefactor
that leave your readers to apply.
The curious fact is, that for sixty-one
years this family of owls have been known
to inhabit that old sycamore tree. 1t is a
study for the ornithologist.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-27

bill was taken up. Norton closed his speech in fa
vor Of admission. He complained of the interfer
ence OF the military IN the affairs of the South tC
which Morton repli' d. Williams moved TO refer
the bill the Judiciary Committee Trumbull
hoped the bill would be disposed of on its merits.
He thought the action Of the Senate would be in
consistent II they refused % admit Virginia with
cut condition Sumner did not favor the admission
of state 'tstill smoking with rebeslion.' Morton
favored amending the bill so a. to make the adop-
ton ofber constitution, in good faith a condition
of her admission, aud thought that would be pre-
ferable 10 Edmuna's amendment Drake was op-
posed to the admission of Virginia while the 10Th
amendment was pending, and moved to postpone
the question till Feb 2sth. This motion was fn-
on Edmuud's amendment, requiring the imposi-
tion Of an oath upon the State officers Of Virginia
that they are eligible under the l4,h amendment,
which was agreed to. yeas IS. nays Is.
HoUsR-A concurrent resolution for ad-
jounment on I'd Tuesday in April was rejected
Bills were introduced, by Peters. to amend bank
rupt act so as to exempt cert lin interests In Life
insurance policies; by ingersol, for the construc
ton OF Nlagars Ship Canal; both of which were
Philadelphia Navy Yard bill came
up Kelly made speech in reply to M. Dawes,
In which he said the latter bad been pursuing
n-the-manger policy. and making unfair CON-
PARSONS. Dickey (of Pa q SO spoke in reply TO
Dawes showing wherein his statements of the ex-
penditures Of the administration were unjust
The extra expenditures were simply Tor carrying
out the laws OF Congress- and therefore not charge
aolh to the xecutive department of the govern
ment. Congress should strike at the laws aud not
charge their own sins upon their serva ts.-
cchenck reported joint resolution for the ntin-
ance OF the income tax which passed. 1t de
clsres that al persons arc liable to the pa, ment
OF their proper income tax accruing and to
FOR and during and up to the OF the year 1870,
and that the and cole ction of any such
tax in the year 1870. and remaining unpaid on the
lst OF JAM. 1871. NAV. under the existing provis-
ions of the law. be made In the last mentioned
year. The pension bill w-s taken up and dis
cussed with no cefuite action.