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New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

sermon which no stretch of self-excuse
can apply to our neighbor; which, after
each burning accusation, thrusts home
the unparryable stroke, "Thou art the
man?'
Needful, and heslthful, however, as
such self-accusing thoughts may be at
this season, they should not be morbidly
prolonged. Their use is simply
hortatory-inciting to moral change
for the better. Regret that does not
lead thus to reformation is weakening
and degrading to the mind. Once having
recalled and repeated Of past errors, let
them be forgotten. The healthy man
presses forward to new endeavor. He
does not ceaselessly repent, he atones: he
does some new thing which drives the
old one from mems minds and better still,
from his own. Having sat in sackcioth
and ashes long enough to evidence his
heartfelt sorrow for the wrong done and
and the penalty incurred, he bathes and
anoints himself, and putting on fire raj
ment, he goes forth to the world, letting
the dead past bury its dead.
The beginning of a new year is always
a fitting time for such a new moral de-
parture. 1t is not a prejudice; it is an
instinct which dictates the yearly review
ing Of the past and resolving for tie
future. Moral advancement, like ad-
vancement Of every other kind, is the re-
suit OF continued exercise in the right
direction: Of errors seen and corrected;
Of beauties discovered and cultivated.
Tonight, therefore, as on every other
New Years eve since the moral faculty
has been active among mankind, every
reflective man and woman-aye, and even
child-in the civilized world, will give
some moments to retrospect Of the acts
Of the year gone by-some moments to re-
solves and wishes for the future. The |
trying question, "Am l filter to die-am |
l filter to live:'' will be answered by the |
mental determination to be able to
answer in the affirmative on the next an
niversary of New Years eve To all our
readers We heartily say, SO may it be.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31
NEW YEARS EVE.

AT this annual turning point Of time
the last day Of the year, hope and memory
struggle for ascendancy in every sensi
tive and rejecting mind The young,
whether in years or character, look chiefly
forward; the old, or timid, look backward
but there are none, except in childhood,
SO young as not to cast loving lingering
look on some event or scene in the by
gone year which memory would not will
| ingly lose, or some unhappy one which
she would fain erase; none so old as to
be utterly Indifferent to what the future
may have in store, if not for themselves.
at least for those they love; if not for their
own family or friends, then for their coun-
try or the world. Looking forward, even
to the least hopeful, is comparatively
pleasant; while looking backward. espe-
cially on ones conduct, even to the hap
piest most virtuous or most self-compla-
cent, can hardly be otherwise than painful
VAN was that man, and false as vain,
Who SAID were he ordained to run
His long career of life again,
ne WOuIU GO ali tnat he mad u0ue.
Who could truthfully make such an
assertion even of year, much less OF a
life! The young girl on the threshold Of
womanhood, whose every act is link in
tie chain which goes to form character-
that is destiny; the youth, thrown for the
first time upon himself, and constantly led
aside from the dusty path Of duty to the
howery fields Of pleasure; the mature
man, to Whom ambition Or the desire of
gain has proved a constant temptation to
sacrifice principle, or to overlook the
claims Of his neighbor; the matron. Lar-
rassea by household cares-whica Of them
can critically review the record of the
year so nearly gone, AID not ezciaim.
Would that had done otherwise ~ Nor
are such regrets altogether worthless: for
though the word spoken and the act done
have forever passed beyond our control
though no regretful after-thought can ever
blot ont the one, Or undo tie other; yet
the pelusal Of the mortifying record, may
serve good purpose; for, the glaring let |
ters that set forth our faults, or sins,
standing out from the dark background
Of the past, and paining the eye that gazes
on them, preach to each one of us SER
mon, such as no pulpit, even though filled
~ one inspired, ever could send forth;
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

Tie New Haven PaAadium mentions this
incident: "A student in Yale who is just
row passing the term examination, few
nights since dreamed that he should be
called up the next day upon certain pas
sage, the dream pointing distinctly 70 the
chapter and section. He thought nothing OF
the dream until he entered the examination
room, and was surprised to find that the
passage given him to render was the same
precisely as that indicated by the dream.
An Yale is now vigorously engaged in
dreaming"
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The last number of the Southern Collegian
published by the students of Washington
and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia,
contains an article on Fireside Angels
from the pen of a young Louisianian, Mr.. G.
Santini, annual editor of the Colleqian.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

st. Johns Commemoration Day will be
celebrated with all honors by the members
of Berry Lodge No. 45, who viii assemble
at their hall and march in procession to st.
James chapel, on Roman street, at ten
o'clock this morning. The exercises Will
be of an imposing character. The Lodge
invites al members in good standing to
nar.icipate.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The annual meeting of the Unitarian So
ciety will be held to-day, Immediately after
services, in the church. corner Of St. Charles
and Julia streets. The members of the
society, and all persons who feel an interest
in the cause of liberal Christianity in New
Orleans, are invited to be present, and take
part in the proceedings Of the meeting
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

That magnificent new building on the
corner OF Chartres and Canal streets has
been further embellished by the removal
thither Of the agency of the celebrated
Singer sewing machine, Messrs. William
+. Cooper 4 Co., the agents, having fitted
up their store, No. 50 Canal street, in most
splendid manner.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The Young Mems Catholic Literary Soci-
ETY. and the boys of St. Theresa's school will
have grand exhibition at St Theresas g Hall,
on Erato street, between Camp and Maya
zine, next Thursday evening, for the benefit
Of St. Theresa's Church. Father Kenny
sends us complimentary tickets
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

Senator Jim Ingraham is said to have
GRATED somewhere up town last evening
He did not give the details Of his trip to
Washington-how he did not get the
surveyorship of the port, but how he did
get the ''cold shoulder from the White
House dignitaries. Jeems prefers to in
dulge in flights of fancy rather than the
dull realities of life.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

Instead Of being dead, or nearly so, ex
Governor Seward IS engaged in writing the
history of his tour around the world, and,
according to report, contemplates, next
summer, visiting the extreme northern por-
tions of Norway and Sweden
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks that
Thomas Scott for President could carry
twenty-three States, the aggregate of whose
electoral vote is 223. The new apportion-
ment bill fixes the number of Presidential
electors at 357, making l79 necessary for
nh
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

Mr.. Porter, of Missouri, having completed
a century without any prospect Of dissolu-
ton, has concluded to rub out and begin
over again. Accordingly his gray hair is
turning black. and he is cutting his third
set of teeth at the early age of lOl.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

We have omitted to notice the return
recently appointed special agent Of rail.
way postotiice service for Louisiana, Texas,
Arkansas and other States.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

Mr.. E. II. Quick, of the Houston Union.
has returned from a trip to the Northwest,
bringing with him a young, intelligent and
Of matrimony to the greatest State Of the
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

Messrs. William E. Cooper & Co., dealers
in the justly celebrated Singer sewing ma
chine, have removed to No. SO Canal street,
in one Of those new stores which ornament
our great boulevard.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31
MARRIED..

THARP-M1COU-At Christ's Church. on Wedres
day evening, december q, 1871, by Rev. r. "
Micou Miss ANNIE, daughter Of the late William
c. Micou, ESQ to I. THARP Esq, both of this city
Blessing and prayer by Rev. Campbell Fair; Pau
F. CampimliO. Orrauist,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31
ID 1 E d.:

CARR-On Friday, the twenty-ninth instant, at
Carvers Hill, Mississippi, Judge GEORGE P CARR
aged twenty-eight years.
The funeral will take place from the residence CT
J. NJ. G. Parker, ESQ. No 270 Felicity street, te-
tween st. Charles and Carondelet Streets at p NJ.
This Day. His friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfuy invited to attend without further notice
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The Louisiana National Bank has declared
a dividend Of five per cent from the profits
of the past six months, payable on and af-
ter the tenth of January.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

See notice to American Union Club re-
lating to the funeral of the late Judge
George P. Carr, from the residence Of j. NJ
G.. Parker, Esq, No. 270 Felicity street,
today at two o'clock
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

Daniel Pratt, "the great American trav-
eler, has discontinued his travels for a
while, having been arrested in Manchester,
New Hampshire, for vagrancy.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

was his bounden duty to commence the
work of reform by bringing them to JUS
tice. He should not interfere with the
rascali.ies of his political opponents, no
matter what the enormity of their ofenses,
until he has prosecuted every little delin'
quent tax collector and police juror-in
fact, turned the executive Office into a
petty police court Hear the oracle:
We must first purify our own party be-
fore we attempt to purge Others The ply
1nand the confidence Of his patients.
Now, trot along your patients, Mr..
Podsnap. If you will only replace whole
sale and indefinite invective with specific
accusations, We will wager our reputation
that the guilty parties. are speedily
brought to account, or that the Governor
decapitates those whose immediate duty
it is to attend to such matters.
Tomorrow the Legislature Of the State
Of Louisiana will meet in regular session,
but since the day is great holiday, we
presume the members will merely assem-
ble informally, and then adjourn to enjoy
the festivities that will abound on every
hand, leaving the serious business to be
taken up on Tuesday. This delay need
not occasion any delay in public business,
because the members will still have ample
time to dispose Of all the important work
that will come before them on the remain
ing days of the session if they will go
about it in that spirit which all parties are
engaged to do, a disposition which We
credit to every member of the Republican
party.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The charter of the Citizens Mutual Loan
and Building Association is published in
the REPUBLICAN this morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The New Orleans National Banking Asso-
citation have declared semi-annual divi
dend of six per cent, free Of government
tax, payable on and after January 5.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

Tie Louisiana Savings Bank and Safe
Deposit Company has declared dividend
of six per cent, and further dividend of
ten per cent has been placed to the credit
of reserve
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The Mutual National Bank will be- open
for business at the new banking house, No.
LOG Canal street, next Tuesday.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

We have received complimentary tickets
to the fair for the benefit Of the Sisters Of
Providence, which will commence to-mor-
row at 5 P. NJ, at Cosmopolitan Hall, No.
a07 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The Postofice will be open tomorrow
New Years Day. for delivery Of mails
from nine to eleven o'clock A. NJ, only.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

One of the most magnificent stores on
Canal street is the present Office of the
Singer sewing machine agency, No. 80.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The agency Of the Singer sewing machine
has been removed to that splendid new
store No. 80 Canal street, next door to the
corner of Chartres.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The Crescent City Bank has declared a
dividend of five per cent, payable on and
after the tenth Of January.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

The most acceptable Christmas present
that lady could receive is Grover &
Baker sewing machine.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

We refer our readers to the advertise
ments Of Mr. w. B. Bowman, No. 50 Camp
street, agent for the celebrated Fairbanks
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

Horace Greeley vaticinates that the Re-
publican convention will he held either in
st. Louis or Cincinnati.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

| desires to inform his friends ana the rublic yer
the WSEs 10 S SppRy hs
! SERVES, PICKLES AND FANCY GROcERTES sni,
anie ior the G holidays at reasonable prices. Having
| following articles he will deliver the same tn any
| articles. ~ 1A"-'S VI a-4
pdT VINE is ,RsM ,RR2s1eu,ary N eas5 to his WHITE
CREME DE THE.
| japanese Tea Cordial (never before ;u,,or-sdn
,o,o ,es,. WHISKY
Acme often Years old, Imperial Rye tsrperio,).
MeGibbon Bourbon, Meehan's IrsL. '-'' y
BRANDY. o''A'
saAafac' f'uftney Cast lion, Old Blackberry
poEr VINE VINES
"hite Port very ehoicel Cockb.l.l ts,!persaY,
., SiiEkRi.
Amontiliado tlnequaledl Na,qedo Ordinary
WHITE wiSE4s, wsiiSS1E4s'Isd, de l., s~.,..
fontef Tantt Salon sesur Chateau Narsaux,
-''''''i'S Fa"'las RUNS Choice Table.
SvPEKI0R 'ii,5 H"LLaSfbS i: ! fS-S S5y
stoleA ALES, LONDON PORTER AID LAGER
6EER OF all kinds.
ASishl ;, Fl !, AABSIEIHE, AiS>,I CuRACOA
MARASCHlEO, CASSIS. KCMMEL
ASSORTED BITTERS En-
klRSCH.
ASSORTED C0RDlALS, Marie BrzarG Roee..
,-r0i; W. BLACkBERRY CORDIAL
NtRMOITH R,l,I CHARTREuSE, CIDER
PlckLES-Crosse \ Blackwell
'ho% otoW; y; Mixed Pickles, Pica White ohio,
Aie' On nIlnPtnaI Hat, Queen Olives
m MISCELLANEOUS
,ItselVts' Boneless Sa,lires, Boneless
r,,o.a ~, PURE CURRANT JELLY
h"fea salad Oil. Crystatzed Fruits rro,,..
FRUITS, Fruits i'll Noyau Hun,ley \ pa1,aa'ai.0y
Assorted Biscuit
CHOCOLATE PASTE
lI;s ti"l[sf tanned Vegetables Potted Meats
1, fIShoi! Canned SAUSAGE Mai -4V"'s'
iIoihpt attention gwen to all Order, 1,'r 1 ...
THE BANK"
No. Royal street.
THE ONLY REAL HOT TOM ,S,' ,,,-r,.
Royal; JOE A. WALKER pao,
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

DHNtmdtsT-DE; stIodt ALLEN NO. l3 DRYADHs
ali those ~, mear Canal will attend personally "a
her, nea nia. would inform his patients that the
nonng "ts en- hereafter made viii be from new cnM
as str,n oo from poi sonous ingredients and tw;cr
maSe Siong nl as the vernilion Rubber. Old nls,:ss
price. ' pa oeA1' ICES toao the usua1s
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31
EDWARD O,HOUPEE

EDWARD o'RoURKE,
Nos. 1873 and 1a, HMsaInaGfacturer HsIa and plackmitAf
No. S"ssn $50 H. * Joseph and Julis strs.1 81 +
Flue and cylindeees s.aeesi Roi;ovw Low PTes.s ia
Sons ao,ee Boxes Be- IS, made .t h shorts.. r. ssl
in MIA tna IN point Of werkmahs5t ~ ~; - -
~ LUG city OF elsesylseke. - A
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31
BUSINESS CARDS.

n BAN,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND UNITED STATES COM.
MISSIONER
Claims and Commissinner f Sta,es ,h s+.. .of' VI
once No 20 Camp street. New Orleans.
testimony and depostions taken at short notice.
IasspoIts provided, and Customhouse papers
PiVInPtly attended TO. de3
New Orleans Republican., 1871-12-31

~ASAt AVUDl
/, One of th@
/, Francois Bd
| Houghton y
Ia natural nd
4 swallow a 1
!, aext year.
~
I CONvERsA1
hind a green
portion of a |
front room,
not unlike til
Applicant,1 |
paying for an
8 Broker-Bd
according to
D The applied
81 which snla(
Prison oath,
{ Applicant
am compelled
.iicates, and
Mayors oitic
prove my al
ready for his
tanned them, |
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During the 1
money from
ployes and
Then, when |
lose ten or tw
two losses Il
craze me. |
council are a
good efforts I
2ay somewhd
book look as |
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ftCs(S Gruhdhu

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binoun8 9tbrnht, uno init benz Sditnenlratn
tn DtltIl4er Rtbiung nimmi ts raiben ffnrts
gang. Sts gum september wsrOtn 8abnaiu,
bis gum Hso &ipsr gsben. uno oann bic vi.
osllrun9 IN Der &thtung Der 9rob,n 8ieauug
ots MRifourt IN Wttttl 6afota pubribtinlidl
melt pOr9erRdt iein.
5nswtl6.n babsn in Der i.gigtn Sailon
outb Die Arbsiten an Der &Apr ots StiIen
Where's btaoHntn; i'm Sbnlt 0ts Tluiisg SO,
lumbta i'm @.bieie gpaibtrston bat man ibon
ttns grcBs anJabl Atbsiitr onetIi.nf, un6 nun
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tungsH bon Dit uuO gBsit - nab p,m Gen.
trum Der Sabn 10 raid, rpis ts nur bic Ante
rtien Der Habn rt6tisrtgen. b.ireibeu.
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9abn1 bat ole sW0roIi6e YaciHre Gii,nbabus
GtitaitaItA i,bt 4 13 Rtil.n i'm Sttri,b,,
uno oor Nblaut Der ltBigtn SaiIon niro iidj
Die adn8. o.s terttgen S,ltiiss aui miuo,R,ng
B Wetlen gtfelBsrt babtn. Die ntue Der
tbrsitraBe nab benz Stinsn Wstr mirb init
oen g.rinaIttn unioiitn, iou,tt ts it'd mil
stnsni oerarti8sn Saus eritsr RIais Uerttdgt,
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gBa II btngtOn, 5.aprl.- - 8ie Heltoat,n
Der osutibsn Ytrsine (lG on Oc3lbD, bic nd,
an Der Brteosnliei,r b,tb:iIiatn molten, bisl
ten Samitas ab,nO cine 8srIammluna ub.
IN btlhsr foIGtnoe SelhlaIs atiaBt uurou:
5aus am WOntage i1s9i,s gBdlsr etnlrtit.
wlro oas SET nlht i'm SdhBerporfr, iuuoern
i'm Rationul'6btntsr abesbalien. Wis Gbefs
Narl9nlI oes 5sitIuRss Wiro Sr. 6. Qpali.r
fungirsn. Die WnrihrOute ilr Den iSsfluo
Ut, mtt tolat, ttit8eitellt: SammtlplaB am Der
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Aps., ottNue. Iur Is. str, GtBters bik6s str,
am 9auls OsB 0tutihen Btanotsr, Baron b,
8trolt porbst Jur II. ST., ottie blnab 3ur
j., Gtbtere jur z. STR. uno bic z. Sir. llm
SmhB,uparle.
tSerRer WurOe btitloileu, ben gr6Iio,nt.n
uno Y esYraltotnttn O,r Der. Staateu, ben
SouDsrneur unO ben Ssir,l6r Ots 3thriEts
Columbia, ben otuthsn 8danOi,u uno otn
golh,tmarihGa bsr Staot Qpaibingtun But
Eb,ilnabme am 6tits elnSuluOtn.
Gs NJ ben ottidlsOtnen Ytreirsn IreiosltQf
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Ju CUB, IN Ba8sH &C. Der WeBa,r Ysr,ln
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plaBe miro Elm Cp'srtditsn an9tbrubt m.rb,u.
IN msl6sn EHtrdae sur unt,rhaguua ber
9BtttW:n unO gBnitn, lpsI6e Der Rrlta ess
l1alien, ju otpontrtn iin0
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& q b 0 tt q.
Rpman
SDn 3uffah Bonn Gee.

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sFan tGmnt," unNrbrab lie bebenb, ibm
mt einem i,bneltn, aber ttcf inntgen 9Idt
tbTe 6anp enbtetenD.
gr trat ralb eiutse SnritIe sdrad; elm
Srptenter brl3te auf einem iiibernen Seller
silsn Brief.
Grbletdbenc unb nit sitternNer 6anO n1bm
ne penelben, - lie bate 9Glbat's S0brifbuge
ertannt. - Sie pintte Gem 8eptenlen, lib III
entte.nen, bann l1nf lie BON per beFttgiten9lufs
re9ung eTfabt unp irteblr ttef srrbtbenp In psn
Stliel 3urld.
.BOuen sic ben Brief niat Isisn?" pra8
er lstle, tdum bbrtdr,-nna6 LANCER Grplr,
tuns 1T bteie 9pffnuns erfuGt."
urgetltm rtB lie cen 9rtef duf unp IN
Iit4erblftel Salt fOBen iere @uBen lbcr bic
3ttlen. Dam enidnt or itrer Sdnp, llnp
ne bsnsd.e NIT betoen tisf GdfudenO tbr Ge,
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lten, Decentralization SmmtrSes, ,cr tpmmt
Surld ur ME wtfber fort SR gcBen =! -
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ben.
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10 c9tnes 0lld%
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tltd Sen Blud Uerfilmnern, Wlnuc!a -
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9ei1btd ron mir fprpfrt, trie letd,t mare Der
Scc, Alles, Aaes fir Old = Mctn Qeben,
men Oaieln, N1es, tpl5 tb teitse unO mttn
nenne !-HebeppbL 2ebepebL -auf Rmmer>
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ltr1blten I'M fammenpen 9Ianjs, in riaem
8Ianje, tptl6er pte llbermatltaenpe 9eipep>
ibaft abIpteseltt, BON rer brs Stele erfult
mar; rnetn, nein," peeertplfe lie, lld, In
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genp - rnimnt mt6 bin, ttt babe tbn
ntc 9eltebt, = Gid, DID titbe Id, - 10y
bin Setn, Detn fur 3eit unp GmiBteit."
Gr prebte fie ttrniib unO feit an I'D,
unO ihIpB nit einem l0nsen slibenpen, Ser-
5ebrfnpsn Su0e i9re baIb Sepffnetcn zip,
pen.
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Yaris, 5. april.- DIE &ssierunestrups
pen balten nod Die 96htn bon Coalition be-
ieBt BON no fis Siip. 8auprss uno Reuoon
bombarOiren.
Die .9ommuns" id6rt fort. Der Nationals
garot auBsrbalb Der Staot 8tridrtuns.n au
isnoen.
Der Bisnitaa mar ben .Rotb.n" p.rbdnss
ni6pousr, oils Der Wontag.
Dt. ,@ommune" srliss beuts Rorstn cine
fern.rs Yrotlamation. Sn osrielb,n wtrb
elm baloi8er 2riumpb fib,r bi. .,Ropalift.n"
oorausaeiaet. w.lde 6ranfrei4 our1 ibre
barbartids Rriesfhbruua ssIddno,t bab,n.
ole tperoen bsi9uloist, 8,fanasne eridohen
nno Werpunosts auf bsm Sd!abtisloe ermor'
bet 3u baben.
Die Bataiaone Der Electromagnetic psro.n
reoraantftrt tpsrosn uno b5beren Solo erbals
ten. Die Yroflamation inliebt NIT .in.m
Sef.hl on ale unp,rbeiraibete, tn bic R.ib.n
esr Wationnlsaroe einjutrtten.
Nuf ben T. III cine grpss R,phe auf o.n
Warsfeloe an9eIaat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-06

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ipru6, ba iis cine abmti6ura bon Der aHAe
nommsnsu Observation-Disclosures ni3
0ulosn ipollten.
Die Btrnibuua iber Sb,rmnn's JnIlrut
tions RsitluB Dur0e iOrtQti,Bt.
yool iudts DIE bon Blair in sintr Dor
osfrtaeH unO peitriqen RsOs 8emn6len We.
baGpluugtn ju tuioerlsgsn.
Eos REV rdisutauttrb bauIt
nabm bic ob'n srpdbntt, ben @,usral Sherd
bsirtffsn0e 6ll on uuO uohm Ioba II bic Ee
batit hbsr Sbsllabarasrs Gtutlur Bia Guf.
gll9 Der 0teOt Danes tUuros bic all0emtiu.
Dsbat. adntOHsn.
Sbelabarger oiisrirts Elm Subniiut fur on,
Sttilonen l,tnsr Sta, nit ausHabme Der StI:
iioneH l.u. 5.