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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Snreau Der Stra6cns DurdbrudSs
Sommiiidrc,

Baltimore, ben J.. Hugnt 1871.
Eir GUWWjiGTt tHr cen Euthtru6 Der SttdBeu
ii bE Sta6t Baltimore maiden btermtt betdnBt, oGB
&c ON lgBttgtl ZaGC cine GubcIe ubCr ole uoR ibntn
yut SIVrUuIijtuHe uHe sum 3urbbtufe ctRtr II 6uB
urtICr, pou luothtH CAGE ctuu ~ SuB bttlten III
leo bg CEltGHsWaEt nb tritTCttH6CH mo JiptiGeH
WToIouGu uno Jiy0tftcuitaFc 9%titgtnrn @dsttus IN
N'tItdB5ut giHu Ctlln,gHcgu, an II. blot 1871 &c
Utuuiatru &tcJcUuu8 Geo Nauor6 uuo <tGotrotpt6
ron Baltimore ubgtitnpttu uro Autrtanrten GntlhdS
]CiluH0C uHtUNCu uHo AjtrtbubtbuHqsitcueT Bes
irGgg, lOwIr rItdutGJHoc WUIUeUlt Gbcr bttagtee "
NuR btgitts GiGtru btt'm 1tdtt HtathTator btntcTs
feat babtU, uuh OuB btt tt6iUliN0CU StCuuuminatH
iu Uui hgitC soften brid0tty ~ TuR bTctttu @dBhtHs
u,B Cgltorgitagt Horotth Ult 80 rtUtW 10 NuB trets
ton WdgAru iCiHitlicNiln tle Nubrtpcage orS Wdgs
ttu6l, UoU SrltnUpIrlEr nOrolib bio ,u ttutm "a ".
buuou t]H.iclUIra l,uHitg, AMI bic U,rlCItg Der Rtgis
uuNuEl uuu CurGrS bp JtnutonitEdBr, oui ote
Sutlatg og sNrtuluuuruGt puu 9tt0tttTiirnBt hi5
@~JoGhpar, Out btr NHi,itt ogr SugUowap pon Vet
itt'on bic Cutuu5itGEr. Tui htt ~t}orbirtt Der Or
igUu0traEt pom NToutiuab bis MtgthtttraBt iHo out
blIUt S,tttU giUt5 10 NuR brCttu WaBbCB6 uon We
D,ttrNr0Sc bt0 81 bgidatm T. 6uB bretieu SaBdsH
trilTCttu.
Gle matttr btrburdl irrUcr bCtuunt, eaB ne em
TiruitdG. otn s.. HuNuit 1871, SorulittGgo 10 UbL
ut gIttGu OCT G~uUWttiGtr gui or Shouit Gle tt
GulDctt uHb tplUgtouitrOEc Nb uttiumnltln puetn.
mn tIQcnb ttuC Der UcridiC5rrcn, IN btluAttnt 1aotlc
vHtbnItJu,u An0ctVtngtittr, 9t8tH ptlds cine odbtl
btttultHtC ffTinU an Br1uurttiu ldAt ttfpd etuiuaHo
rTlCUtu luWtt, HUNWult tiutJ ErlluHA SO uHttTtperieH.
Iuhu -. NHGauer,1
luhu Z Euretua, GUmHti are;
JaIncS ". NSufcn,l
It-I-I YNtu. ycl StIter, NttuCT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
3n ~berfanfen.

E.I Gin iebr smpieblensiuertbes Sans aut oer
@de Der Seor9ez unb 9batsioortbiiro6e, iebr gut iIr
eiuen @rocerleaSaoen ODER cine apotbeie ii6 eigueno.
4reis $4,000. John M. Srpipn,
(4-) Rr 20, BoIisS ifces Nuenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Blu ufrhaafrn anO 81 %urrmiribrn.
8erfammIuneSsSoFG 5u permies
then.

Sin 9ofa( I'M 2. Stodlperte oes neusu @ebdubes
oes &c orreiponbenteu," poIlftduotg fir Seridmma
lunsen cling tridtet, NIT Raum tar t5O-i76 Bsrionen
Gas &C., lit bei'm Abeno, Wionat ooer 9abr btlltg
an 9eiellidaiteu, Bauuereine, Sogeu, Siu9perelne
&c. Su uernietben. Diau msloe I'D in oer SEpec.
70. SI. t1Sb-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
t13 9nrd saml. S. 8uucr l. s6bnc.

.E.I- sRertbpoucS aruuSiiusireics Siqenthum
tbeftebcne III Der ultcn "aSbdtcuat Snpcuc"D
Oui et
Gle or TcnniplUduid aucnne nuo GrtmontfroRc
Gut Auttiou.
MSoutda, bend, auguit 1871, RadmlttaQe5 nbr,
iuerocu mir an Srt uu6 Stcle oaS nGhltCbtno bes
p%ertGutcn, ndHltd;
caS sauIc C5rrme fiid uebt @cbGuli6feitcn,
dnt otr Sde orr BenHtDlodnids Iueuut uub StclnUnt
LttoBc 9eItgcn, 20 QUO brett une 1870 Rus ttrt ltb us
itrcdtno.
Die SGuIibfctttu 6Citebtn IN bet attcl 9Bbatepats
aapciic uno iiuo arune S%inSirci.
Sit BeoinluHgcn, ., tlbc ltbtrul ftno, ipCroCn bcttu
Vcrtduic betdnHt gcna6t.
Us2,4, d, AWE. d. C,cper s. SSbue, Gutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
0crmaltcrssS erfaut
n VVN
meft w.

als Wr. 100, Sbcderifr., befaunt.
On DoIge eints 8ttrcteG bee SrCt6r @ertbiee orr
Stabt Baltimore iUCrocn Gle unter5etdnctCu NCru0ltcr
aui oficutlibcr Mutton an Ort uuo Stcue Souncrs
itag. ben 10. gu9uit 1871. @ddimittagS nm . hbr
dtleS rotbitebcne belbrtebene mettbOolie SiGentbum
pert0uitn;
I'm 6u ginlc Der Onieite Der Sbelcrhra6e, In Der
GHtiernung bon 90 6nB norolib pom Der Norouii Sde
Der Ydnta uuo 9brtCriiraBc dn1argeno; baum notoiiu
an Der @btilcriiraBe - SuR Gebenoi oanu olltd, pa
rdlel mt Der SGntitrdRc, 90 NuB uS an Ole SSclilelif
sincr 10 i9IB breiten allep nit oerrn @thtnudt uno
Burtbcilen g~ememlbaitlib, uno parallel init Gbeltcra
ftu6C Is HuB, unb Damn lueltlib GO BuB bis Bnr Gbe'
~lierltruGe, ocm Auidr9spnntte.
Die Buulihttittr teiiCbtn In rincm 5 itodi0cn
sSobubauic, Cls Nr. 109, 6bCiterGrO6c, bct0nnt.
@runbSine 1926 pro 90br.
2ertauiebebiuguu0cn: Elm @ritttbCit boar, hct Rel
in 3ucl 9lStden Sablunacn in ieds uno tpoli Olono
ten, ODER NueS ba0r, ie nab Dem Neltcben oct
a6uiere; bic SrCoitIablunqen bonn Serfuutet0at al
3inien trN9euo nuo ourt Sur Suirie6en4clt oeS Srr'
ndltCrS tnooifiTte Rotet or6 QdnlerS gefibctt,
SbomaS ". Sleneineu uno
SbdS. 81. RiIfun, Scrlualtct;
..-A "a - "a M D "a - u aEQI -A H.NN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
3tt ncrfnufeil.

It'll Die 2zI5disen 3iese %IiteinzgB obnbduier gfr.
f55 unb 100, @lliotttruBe, Canton, ieees "A bel 20
Breis 500 ieceS. 9opie aud oas 2zf5dlae 3ie9elz
Iteins 10 obnbauS Hr. 400, @antonr Nueue, 10 bel ms
seidbr 10 sue 8roB, 8 3iinmer nit 9poranten rntbals
2sloii9e 3ie9elttins@ obnbaus gir.. 60, GiernraBe,
10 8ub brett mit elmer norotiden Gieie bis Snr Alies
YnnIirase; Srunomietbe SIPS; Hreis $1t00.
Rdbere Iustunlt bel 3bp5. III. Griffin,
SIR. 2f2, GaiternsN penie,
(2S2-) fSau5 oftli6 pom Yroaoudp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
q. %. Uu11,

ser-psSsar, am 2~Infause Der 9iabtar. ssSriide,
~ Ny fo,tfpSbreno Seaelz une 9tuoerboote, iciuie 1iihz
osrdtbe, R6oer ii. I. 10. porrdtbi9. Die Sar 1T nit
Saasrbttr, eiauors, Weinen II. !. ~. %perieben. VI
press u daen itebeu nit Der Sho=Saitimorer Stlen'
babus9tnle in Serbinoun9. (Vtdt5h3Vast
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Serwaltcrs<8erfam
Don
wertbpoueu SjrHubmietben

an oGr
&bapeIfrGSe, Der ct, Wtd a~eiS'9irbe
~gegeH1ber.
Su BoIse ciues SeieBlcs oes @Giicn sSerl4tes her
Staot Baltimore iueroen bic nntcr5ethneten out OF
jentlider Mutton am Ylate Bonner itag, ben 10.
auguf 1871, Rahmitta9s . llbr, psrtautcn:
Mue ienc D msrtbopusu @rnnemietben BON
SIS jsbc, aui 8 @runopldse, ieber t2buS brett, an Der
9bapeliroBe, nno, luie icl8t, beifrie0en. ndlnltb:
Nm oer Siieite Der @bapslitraes, z 6nB norSlid
Don observation-disclosures unb an Der Gde elmer b IfuB
breiten alep anion9eno, Damn uGroltt on Der Gbd.
pelitraBe 1903 Eu6 ttci 9ebenh, eann oflit, parallel
nit eolnborbira6e 90 SnB bic al cine anoere D iHnb
breite Naep, oann lii0lid, ldnes leetbeia9tsr Mne1
l0s SUI bis an Die eritaenanute 8 SUB brcite Naeu,
uno banu iuellid, lin9s b%erieiben. 81 6ub bls sum
auiaugs init bcu Rriuilegien uub @ebranb beioer bee
fagter Mieus 9eneinihaitltd nit ben aneeren oardn
9rdn5enben @isentbinern, Der game Vlae elmer
@runomlietbeo on elnein Sent, penn oerlan9t unter'
Dorten.
Sober Bfas II nit einen 8ntcn DobnbGuie bebaut.
Beoingnng; BaarSablung.
M. Gpurtuep JenfiuS,
VI, n. SucdS,
@rcfutoren bes psritorbenen @brip. Somes 8olan.
a Is "a on r ~ M I. H. g. IL. MnVt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
A1l n~erfQufcm.

-E.I- Cine sro6e 9lnsabl flelner Sduier In allen
Staoftbeilen btllig au1 cine GnSabl adoen Su uers
mietben ourd y. III. SSroipn y Bro, Wr. go,
9of.O ffces9lpenue. (3i-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

bic iebr geididte Gatb9eberin, tann Su ieoer Seit iiber
8erbdltniie oes 9ebens, iber @illt uno unalilt gz
iproden weroen In Orr. ASH, Saratogas, Gde ber
ShrooertraBe, @in9Gug in Der Sdr0beritrGBe. 90
Gents pro Berion. Sonntd9s nidt Al Ipreden. nS5-90l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
..I ppn

I'LL BON
S~rnncpnsireicm Gisentbum all Der Gbcferfr.
aufAutti on.
Sn 9olse zines 8etretes oes arelss 0erItts Der
Stdot Baltimore luirb Der unterseibnete Wertuaiter
aui Jifentliher auttion an Ortuno Siele waitt,upd,,
ben 0. auault 1871, Rdd,mittdg$ ! ubr, petfauIen:
IaS aan,e Giaenfbuii, Uel6es tolgenoerfpeile
beidrieben: an elmer ldnes Der Yiitte Der 8 belerltroBe
oe,ogenen qirte, In or @ntferntn9 bon 1i7 tub mo-
fi6 bon BEN &untte, no cine ldn8e Der 9fltts ger
Sefferiontra6e 9esogene tinic cine Lungs Der Wittte
Der Gbeherfrasc 9cbo8ene Sinte idneioen iulroe, an
ianesnb; eonn iiblit, lanss Der Mitte Der Speitsrllir.'
ia NuE; oaun tpefltd, parallel nit bu Sefterionitr.,
f39 Nus; oann norblih, parallel nit Der Gbeitsrltr. /,
IA TuB, unb baun otiid in grader einie bis gum Wit
tango, ieooh Der Seoinsun0 nntertuorien, ben 9ansen
Tbeif oes oben bridriebenen Ylates, iuelber I'M Yett
Der GbeterItrabe lie9t, ireiBulaNen.
Die Saulihteiten beiteben In cincm guten %libitaus
tteaen Sie9elteiuernsn gSobubauie.
8erfduISbtoiusuueen: Elm 8rltttbeil baar am Ter'
fatietaae, Der 9fet In 6 uub IL Wionu.en nit 3inien
urb aenebmistsr Sidsrbeit; ODER aaes baar, nah Dem
8elieben bes aduiers.
gamuel 8. 6ooer 4 Sobne, autt.
u79-S0,9 Ab,6,S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
0anolteae 3l perfanicn.

pyG Sine 9~anoleGe BON 4ja adsr in 9uIonp'e
So galeu, 4 Uleilen BON Z oruioutotun. Der DO
tet, iebr gecignct idr gBclidtoru, Saicr. WNiSru, @cs
miit, WfiHtrdubcu. 8eeren ii. I. 10. GusgeScidnez
ties QueulpQNcr. Das eano 1T tn4 Seloer- 9etbciIt.
0obnbaus nit Seler9cidoB. Sbei 81 NuB, lnit3inu'
Dad, Idonem aeuer, 8tottdll 10 betl6 SuB, Sibncrs
baus, An,nbOus II. |. ~. Sc lit aud elm 9Nltoicnn II.
YPGrmorbrub AM Blaee.. e09e 9siuno. gu uertaus
len btnta bel u. III. Sppfe,
t4f-S Ny. Q, 9ap Builoiuas, g. PauIird6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

tlfA nm cine biQige ednoftelt, 62e5 Nttt lh0ne6
sFTN Ritienlanb umiaiiCno, in Bocabontd5sSo ultp,
&eiI58ireluicu, Su c%Ilangen. IL, ipenn man it elmer
Stods@e isuihait anlhlieBt. 3as eano II OUT 9ele-
een unb iGbr reid; @iienerS, Saltlteine uuo idcnes
9aubolSit binreideno uorbanbeH. Frtts Der antbsils:
800 ieoer.
ferner cine ih0ne @crberet an benz ,SuiammeHz
Huife oCs Ohio uno qdnarUbd 2 6luiits In Sir9iuien
Bu pertauicn. Y8iuiam GoItun * Sump.,
SimmCr gfr. If, Ram : Buildings, "
Qsi-l Ct. Rdultru6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
~Derlduat.
NNicthzWefnM.

Gin gutter Sauss@ arpenterse ebrlinq, ipelder iton
ini9e 3eit i'm @cihdite arbeitete. RGb6uira9cn. IN
ar. A3f, SasSombarrs, udbe Gboptdnfftraee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Wcrlannt.
NerIdnat.
Gin gutter g%cIerutsr 1abadefripper bei 9utsm {
Dtr. 80, Siies pdedifrdpc. u
N~SrrInnnt Anirh-
Mcfmht.
QSerlaltnt.

Gin N6odcn, has WaIhiuensarbeit uer1ebt; Elm
fothes. tuelbes an Sutbateu 9~rarbeittt bat, miro
Oor0eSo9eu. NGb5uiragen in Rr. 3OS, sSeit'
9SrdttfrdNe, tS1-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Blu perhaafrn nnO gu permiribna
3u perfdufcu.

Gin @rocerie @eiddit, lpelhe5 iih elmer 9uteu
8unbi6uit c~rireut, lit Sranfbettsbalber iebr bintq 81
perfauier. NdbereS St eriabren IN Sfr. 400, Siies
0tta a NiNhJs4rnns 1891,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
frincs SrcN-Dcdihlatt.

9ben rer S,enmcr obdIten cine ih6ne aueipubl
pon id6ncr Connecticut 3BrepperS uno uon BEN
a1aemCin ~bcticbtcn @rouuo SeGi ldbGceo, ucht 9ila
la uuo ant tct Jpicpb Sdirptcr s. Somp.,
(Sb-l Nr. 81, GrbdnQt Bldcc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Ri p%erfaufert.

It'll Sas 3=t5dise G3obnbaus nit eabsn auf Der
Si6oIl zede Der aon6aros uno 9reteriraBe; @runos
AIMS $50; Brel5 $~2250.-Serner Gin ~ sitbdiges Saus
an Der BoItonftrabe, 2 EbdreH 6itlid pom @beapeGtes
jtrase; @runbSins $50; Yrcis 5000; ioptC aud elm
nor5li9lides 3sitodi9es Saus an Der y 1t Yratts, cine
Sbire lbs itti9 BON ser gBaibingtonhra6e, 30 bel 100
5uB, srunbjinsrei; Rreis $4,000.
9tufpun x Gruscup,
1861 ytr. 10, 2atu SuilDinqs, 81. Bduliir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
On Dermietheu.

Der 9robe, uortrei1i6 auseeftottete 9ener uutcr bcr
Grpeoiiion bcs p6orreiponocnten" 1T iotort iUObttctl
an eiHcu reipOniibetu lluterHebnIer Su ocrmtetbet.
Seisung, ggdicr uno Gas. Dtan melbe lid in ocr
lSrpsc, b. vi. (tbS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
ami gu berfauten.

kmI Gin ~sBpbnbdus init Saeen an Der Res
publIcdnz, nube 6ouinsftraBe. in Der unnlttelbarfH
gidbe oes Solinss N(Grftes, onrb
Senrp VI. Cppfe,
u7G-l Wr. o, YamS aniIeinaS. 81. WauIfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Ylt %bcrfnufen,
Biaiaer 4amf.

It'll 9as Saus gr. 81, Spr'rs., asbc 9ombnro.
10 bel 70 6uB Qrof, ga tudia uno in Compile
en- 3ntaHoe. Rabrresi in Rr.ISO, ShsSombdres,
Is lrolnClraGe, U46-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
9etauntmadDuuge
StaOtsglegiitrators 8areau,
Mnfhhnua

NerIeqsIte Nuaebote iur DE tiduuHg pom 800
EoHneIl ,mcbt obtr t~peuiqtri Der beign Gualttdt
sSetHdidbua Zteiufohicu, Baltimore 9ompaauie
obtr 6uutr'iht, iur btt prJfhlreeueH Stpurttnenis
Der Staot 8uWaluu9, IB BEN beribttoeuen Sar
ttaur, pit u]gtlurgt. abgulifirH, weJ6eH bis Don
uctdng, htn 10. Guguit. 8oUJIttaas 10 nbr, IN eies
fem NHrrau GHRCUumIUtr.
Die gsrtiit iur Baltimore. Gumplguit- uRb Tuuu'
ihr soften Tulntu irpargt Jnpt1tbtH mtrotH.
Die AnGttotr WtTbeU uom Ehr8trmgiiifr, GgutrUs
lyuI mo HtaIhr4tor Tpuuerfaa. ogn 10. Auaup
wittGas. 10 tbcltHludtt ANu, Utibt edbtt So ctn
muHihtu, qtoiWtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08

It'll 9as Wobnbaus 4r. %, Sdtbceralfr.;
gTeie $500. 8ds bibihe Il. %beQuelne SGus 9tr. SO
SoimGnir., $500; San6 yir. 70, OTtoroir., $1,000;
Saus Nr. b, Sourttunb1r., $500; oieies 9igenlbum
bringt idbrlid 500 Retto Elm. 8eotrgungen angemeis
fen. NdbCres bel oem @i9enibhmer az. ~. S%carlett
ali Der StooitzSde Der baltimore II. SbarlesitraBe.
IAnril QNltr L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
gu %bcrfanjem.

CINE 9aubneae uon Psi afcrn IS Wieilcn bon Der
Staot ge9en Gisentbum III Der Staot ~ uertautben.
Siufer an Nis0uitba unb anberen StraBen, jopie
9anbnelen uno @runomietben Su p%Crfanien. @elbsr
ausSuleiben In b~eitebigen Slmmen bel =. Vprrte y
Gpbu, Wr. u, ct. 9autfraee. u50-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
Ri %perfauieu,

I'LL Gin 2H hodges ,ieastiieiuCruee s9obnbdue
nit eahen, EN- gutter SeiblttspIag, fh llrtrgeno Gin
9eihdit p0Iicn6 uuo nit Gas uno Rdiler oertehen.
lreis $1,000. Gdbcrts on DIT uuo Stslle, Rr. 1Of,
0SorSs lSaea-. uahe N~ruufiiuffraGc, nS3-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
DeutfdeS
Arhfits- uadnmri(nnas : DlrfQn

SIR. 272, Siios8 rOabpop,
unter SIufid,t her ,,Ssutid,en Geieufd,aft."
une Dienitotcn Su beihditi9cn pinidCn, luoaen fb
peri5nli1 oocr In i%raniirten Srieten on Den A9enten
oerSeIslidait 9rn. 6.S.9 % eIttnObofL Rr.2s2,
Sue Srpahwau. menoen, pelher unent8eltli6
@usfunft ertbeilsn miro. (San26,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
SheriIiSsycrfan

ILA1 w.
.TssvS Srait cineS gcibla9nobme DC M
~ iCblS oes Common Vlcae 9cridlte
peror i'd oil Ott uuo 5tGllc, Siiepc o. cscfe her
4 ~ eCIeuaus2ineD uub SapcttedraNe, Sienfag,
scn 10. Augult 1871, plotacu9 10 llbr, ooS ipertb'
pcne @ubiiior IN bciu1teln Sntie pertouten, nm
runoc 9tubbGums Siide NIT VtarmorplGtten, 3 0iuB
| baum auIidgC. / 8GiiCt nit Wdrmotplattc, & Niots
ten, cine Bartis WiGtIen, / Sutitono unb Gorbdlie
Stlb(e, AZ Arnltiblc upu SitbcRboiS, I 0robcn &c
| p~uItertcn Nrmiiubl, 1 9iu6bdnm BuIt I Siit,
g9a6stnd, gDGiirrIlbler uno Stonb, 4 9unbeIOber
Il. i 10.
geoin9uuB: BaarSo9tung.
liugnifuS albert, S6crtif;
u9t7OgI9l {rrdp 4 SirfIaue, Mutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
SSertauat.

Gin eutes 9~ienFndo6en fir Sausarbsit 9sstn GU.
ten Qobn unb ctn 9ineerm1ohen iu elmer tleinen 80
milie in Ssr. 255, SftsSaltimcre', nabs Sone'
&trd6e. tS6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-08
l5erInuot.
NcrIan0t.

Sin Rdobeu, oos guppeu 9eihmddOoa gu tleieen
perftebt. 9tlhBuirdgen bel c5epre -. Steinbddi,
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Connecticut western news., 1871-09-15
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NuvHR A. mANuEss
ID. F. STILLMAN,
1T. I.. NORTON,

Y AKEvHLE, Conn. organist, and Teacher of A the Piano. ..- 5..
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w. G. GARDNER,
DANIEL PRATT.

DANIEL PRATT,
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SALISBURY, CONN. House, Sign and Ornamen- S tai Painter; Grainer, Glacier, Paper Hanger, &c., Sc. 1y3
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HEALER in General Merchandise. Lime Rock, D Conn. Ali goods warranted as represented, and at the lowest market prices.
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Calved March 2sth, 1869. Got by Eighth Duke of Thorndale,' 6693. Dam (Waverly) by Master Gloster, 5001.
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" MELVILLE, Conn.,, Agent for Inman. National A and Anchor lines of Steamships, Drafts on all parts of Great Britain and the Continent.
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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-15
SENATOR PINCHBACK.

Senator p. B. s. Pinchback IL Of
ten mentioned in connection with
the nomination for the Office Of
Lieutenant Governor in 1872.
Mr.. Pinchback is not only one Of
ablest colored men in Louisiana,
bat one of the ablest in the whole
country. By force. Of his own ma
tive energy he has worked his way
through life. struggling in his youth
against all the adverse influences in
cident to the older order of things:
battling against poverty, prejudice
and democracy till he has at last
come to be one of the most devoted
useful and digni6ed of the great
host of young statesmen connected
with the-Republican party.
We shall, in our next issue, pub
lish a portrait of Senator Pinch
back, with an elaborate sketch Of
his hfe, which viii be of great in
tersst to his wide circle of friends
and to the people generally. -Ne,t
Orleans Journal.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-15

A VOICE FROM OUAcHITA.-Among
the numerous appreciated endorse
tons of our paper and our policy.
which we are constantly receiving
from every quarter none comes
more welcome and more oppor-
timely than the following from q
prominent citizen of .Monrce.-He
says 81 was one of the first to sub
scribe for your paper and the more
1 read it the more I congratulate
myself upon having that privilege.
After reading the principal articles
to my friends I give the papers to
some one who can read and they
go in the country to be read again
to scores of others who feel proud
to know that men of their own color
can own, manage. and publish a
paper successfully"
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-15
OUR SCHOOLS.

Even in Puritanical Massachu-
sets a fight had to be made for COM
mon schools. The question of mix
ing the races in them, was discussed
with the ardor and bitterness pecu-
Hat to politico-social revolution.
At last Charles Sumner, then
rising young lawyer, with a lucra-
tive practice, threw his powerful
pen in the scales and prescription
kicked the beam.
As soon as the law protected col
ored children in their right to go to
the nearest school house, and as
sured their parents of the privilege
of choosing the best teachers in
their school-district, evil prophets
became jealous converts, threaten
ing parents were turned into happy
visitors, while their children, follow
ing the guileless instincts of youth
mingled in sweet forgetfulness Of
the ugliness, the dirtiness and the
immortality they had been told
would characterize colored chill
dren.
i Mr.. Conway in his address as
sures us that the same thing has ia
ken place here. But for the necessi-
ty of working up capital upon a ba-
sis of Misrepresentation, for the use
of our political Bourbons, and the
unrelenting opposition to northern
ideas and customs on the part OF
our city press, the school question
would have been long ago consign-
ed to the limbo of defeated prophe-
cies.
There can'be no difficulty between
the children of a serious nature
and whatever further troubles may
grow out of this subject, will bt
wantonly produced by those who
have no other political stock il
trade and who wonld sacrifice the
highest interest of the white chill
dren through their implacabfe hats
of the colOred ones.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-06-15
EXTRAVAGANZA AMONG COL
ORED PEOPLE.

Because We had to put up with
home-spun suit before emancipation
we are determined to wear q silk
one now no matter at what cost to
our stomachs or our landlords.
AS the LouIsIANIAN meets, and
where it can refutes the charges of
our enemies against us, it has made
it one of the first conditions of con-
sistency to be fearless in its dealings
with the follies of it's friends.
We are poor people: everybody
knows it: we are an ignorant people,
the fact speaks for itself; we are an
inexperienced people as every days
transactions will prove, and yet it is
painful fact that we will spend
more time and money to appear
what we are not, than it would
cost to be what we pretend to be.
Take our families in the country,
for instance, and we find that they
spend more money to appear to be
independent than independence it.
self would cost. Now this seems
to us wrong in princip and policy
both. We do an injustice to our
children by encouraging habits of
extravaganza, anda greater injustice
to ourselves, by allowing their fool
ish notions to undermine our pros
poets Of competency.
This indulgence is peculiar to u.s.
Our Irish and German fellow
citizens seldom make such mistakes.
The fashions of their grand fathers
are good enough for them if they
are not able to do better, and abili-
ty to do better with them means n
roof over their head and a deposit
in the bank.
We recommend a cooling process
to our people. Don't let money burn
your bands, don't let fashion in
flame your sight, and don't let the
peddler's talk excite your brain. We
need to be landowners to be respect
ed and it is absolutely necessary to
know the value of money before we
can understand the value of land
Lay the axe to the root of this evil
tree of initiating other people who
have more money than you, and you
will soon have money enough moi
to wish to initiate them.