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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26

RF Die P5ntsIiAs PaOdnHa'eotterie. Die
Otslsn 2suts. psIhs ntat sIaubtu, oaB gSlad IN rHsltts
Den RuumerEH ME In gltIbtn 1T. biritr nur elm ihar'
ftB ause duF bic SEbuuetu Der t%on'elid'n R%aouHna'
2ottsrts bubtn. Cine uffIteut 2iRt Der sladlt@su 5'url'
mtrH, bic Yretit ~esptnutu. fnbet man isls in unltrsn
WuI,tssIpalttu. Die 3ttbuussn BON "a Wat Jet9sn,
has tiniss gtrIunsu PrsiIs erbtslttH, bic etntn 9didiib
unO comfortable far has GAME aebsr MAIDEN ptrOsr.
Die Gttpinus IauFsn BON $3.50 bis 100000, uno Die
psriOH, ps'bt ben 2tbttrn los, unuB ttt esr sUtoTssr'
ftru@ ubsr sn dbuIiasr 4lantt flblsn. Sts Ss'
plnps ptrosu BON ben 90. Sanior Il Comp" BaH'
cutters. Er 10, 2DaufraBs. In GOlO gJabIt. Stslss
paus bat stnsn Standardization Eui urt,r ben Ban.
auttts uuo 9eiGdftaleutru uuigrtr Siabt. uno ieoss
untsrHsbmtn, nit bsm isin Slau1s ptrbunosn III. tit cine
F&srt @aranis fir Otrsu slsipsttabiIttdt. Gte itnO itBt
btrsit. bic SsDintss, spossu an "a. Wsat, Ju sabIen.
(2lt. 6p.l t.R.'D. Sslegram.4l
RB- Die F6ntsIidbe Sapanna:e Uttsrie STE
aOtttrls, untsr Der bsioAOsrsn auiNat Der ipantiasn
S%ttsisruns, tDiro in oauanna ieos FsbsuItbu Gage &c.
JUsSn uno III In aptrili@ieit tine bon ben psnistn 2otte.
rts'u. IN lutIasn Ssmano isin @tIo, OPus bsfirdttn ll
mii1sn. bstrOssn Iu ipsrOsn. anItssn Tam. 9as Gus.
sabIsn Der 9sptnus srFoISt iueIsid, Sitie 2Otttris ipirO
In g,tp. Yort Don otr alien uuo bttanuier 5irn1a 8Gps
Tor & GomP., glr. 10. gDnufr, rsprdisnttrt. bic burt
ibrs sbrIi5e unO supsrIdIF5. bGnoIuraBpeiie Die 10
Isbr oerotsute Teputatton %rrtporbsn bat. tsN. : y.
4b,nbysttuus, u 10, SUM- 1907 (2lt.5p.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
nus @aGahufettS.S - Bur
slkx

Bofon, Is. Sanuar. in Nt'IFor0
mar cine Npotb.fs absebrannt. 3pet, ohne
Nuffi6t auf ben Branoruinen iptslenos Sim
Der fanben unter oenislben Elm BlelH9sn.
sic er6fneten es IN toftsten oentn Snbalt.
gBsnise Sefunben Darauf muBtsn Die S!nosr
tbreu 8eit aufaeben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
ms- Gbefhetbunaeu. -s@

BouiomHIent Sdtibuusen. Die alsr,pdris 9iiItts Hub,
tperoen In gew' Dorf, Snotana. 5utnots unD anotren
6taatsn fir 2eutt aus treeno s,nem Staate ooer 2auot
srIanst; b6swtnt9ss Bsrlafen, 9runtenbeit. ittn uns
ttrbaIt u. I N. fnp e~tntatnbe nr'ad,en tetnt Der6fs
fsniltGuns. Crit nod ~trlanstsr Saeiouns BelabIuns Der
gsbhbrsn. Ratb unentseltlib. YRan ruenoe fh an
0Rppfe q Rtdborbfon. Hettsanpdltt,
(Dti.1s,15.) Rr. $50. B~rpaepap. Rtw.gorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
9ouTraBenzB auDgrrin Str. s.
Weuer 8auVerein.

Sen Rit9ltsotrn lur g,adrldt, oaS auf beute. BEN
20. 3anuar, Gbeuos , abr, Die iatrlihs DISCRIMINATING
uno B,amtenpnh,.. fahfnetn. 5m Auiirase:
t2l-2) Carl Z. 6Iibtr, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
9us Roffou. Gie Nentauer.

8Dtpn, %. S1N.- Ae HlEII3FH Ut
ldnpcr BADEN bablpftn, ben fentanttAen
Grilirt.n rurd eia Gpmtte etnc 9erlatcmm~
nunes. @rrefe tiberreiden Su laien urp etnen
SGlis> Spnp fur eleielben ~ lanlneln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
Nus WaHahufetts. = CITRATE fur
Oerfud.

Worteter, Is. Jan.-g0par0 8bofllp.
ION Don Uiiforo befannts fih i4uloig, init Der
abftdt Der Rptb,u1t ,insn MnSriff ge8en elm
iunass Rdbden semadt 3u boben. er Ipuroe
5u elmer Is idbrissn ;3u6tbaustrafe osrurE
theilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
GeutralsB aunereiu 81.
@nnnrn1-M tSnttrifil

Den WitsItsoern ~lutgloti,. ooS btuts. DpnnerE Cog
20. San. 1871, cine Stnerdl'N Der ianinlurs i'm Btretns.
2stale, Gr. aga alice MnnaraAs. fattfnben
piro. Sni Nuftta8e Der
fO0N 6Nfr.Sfarfu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26

ouoannu, 25. Sauuar. - Sis bisferH
Sauaeut. bcilagsu ii1, taB, ieiioem bic Bolt
aus ben iholi9sn Stdoten per Ssr. Staaten
Hber Gscar Sens esbt, islbige iebr u%nre9'lnds
Sig abg,lieisrt pir0 unO iih br oft pstlpdtst,
Sriefe aus 6borlefton na6 9opanra 9shsn OF
IA 20 Saot, tudbrenO Srlste hbtr gtetD' Dort
Uoer Rem Orleans nur SO 2a8s 9e9elI.
9ts ensl. Srig8 yStsmard1 lam 8eitsrn bier
mil Der RannI6aft bss sn9l. Sampitrs sSb.
SnpposnS BON WioOleborouab an. Serislbs
alma an f.. Os. auf Der 6nbrt ooHiSt. Wtt9a'
cls nah gIsp Wort unier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26

Hsts p~orr6tbis WpiAisp unb gDsins Der alien 5trmtn
Spbn Billion q %obn unb .. n. 8 q az.
~ epsr, Nr. IL, 10 tt.BGltimoretr. tJau. 20. 3Vite. /,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
Nu6 unter,XaItfprnieu

ar u ran5tsto, 70. San. @s fno
bier piele Briefs BON 2euttu anasfonimen. Die
nit Der ,unter. CALIFORNIA: Is ompa8nie1 nab
Wasoalena s.sansen fino. Sisielbsn oenun:
airen oie Btriu9e, Die Ginpanoeruns nod ies
men @eaenoen 3u lpdtn, oils idmdlise Gettis
aersien. Dos 8anb 1T gang iptrtblos. Jrilhes
aBai.r III nidt su psri1aifsn. Der 6ooen sr'
3eugt Ri9ts, mas gum &e~bensunterbalt ertors
oerlth 1T, uno iigo bic 2eutt, bic bortbin aes
lodt tporoen fino, obne Wittel, UNI fi9 bon ba
mieher meabsoeben ,u fDuneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
Meiber's ESbcpn,

Wr. I, SHosB reOeridN raBt.
Sn bisism beliebtsn interchangeable
Hbt Die nette Yiece: nRutI6fe in Grant
reid !" cine ieltene, aber berbiente an3iss
bunastraft aus. Sisler s.itssmdBe S9rant 1T
por3ssli9 ausseiiattet, bic S%ofirte naturaez
trsu uno boot elegant. g8er bate In Srn.
Stride cine ioI6' martialiIbe Gti6einuna ses
iudt2 Sie ,glidisrin," 6rau b. S9iaer,
fabrt ibrs Role redt antrtsnrenswertb burd;
pr. gpttin (ber Surcc) 1T cine tr8bBli6s
Tisur. unb SRI. Claus oils Wartet.noerin
eeriebt ben 3ul6ausr 9ana iu's Sssresla9er.
@oupltts unO Sdn3e us@ieln angensbm ab.
&ura. bieie Stustte 9srciGt benz 8ertaisr our
Gbre, iDas Der srobe Beifaa, ben lie 1iroet,
hinldnsli9 befunoet. Gum SdluHe piro Die
Ropitdt: .3fnbnao.l unO 9baispot" 9essben.
SIR ndhfie No9e bot Or. Triide cine rsps
ueberraIhun9 In Der &ai@s,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
1ieuer SduDerein.
mpmnuirS.H nubPrrin aiP s

uGe 5rCuuos non etnert nsutn, nab ben ~IlbernlHen
Bauptrsns . Sslsben 5u Branornbtn Ueretn tueroen etc
iu6t. tag Absno I'M 8 nbr in prn. 3. Bin.
fanb's 2otal auf her Gde Don BapCtte' une Our
bdmhrofs Su trihtinsn, poitbH oas Stnihrsibf9slo
trbobsn unp Die 9sitbe bur Anna bne ~opreelest lusrpet.
GrHf Stm M CT mann, prop. Yrdi.
(22-N sFhuaFb 93teIbuur, Droo. SER,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
Nn6 NaIifprnien.

can Tran5tsto, %. Jan. 8as
Detter If angenebm; oas Sbsrmometsr fano
In Der Wttttagstuuoe auf 70.
Us miro bpppeIt 10 pisl @ai5sn aas8sidsi,
ais esp6bnlia.
Die DirettDren Der iossnanntsn california;
9ano, MFcetations fino pesen 8%srlsBung Der
Sotteries Ieisye ptrbaftet uorbsn. Sisltlben
~beabF9tigsn, Elm 3Oiel In NswsJsrisp uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26

,Smte, ben 20. b. WITS, finbtt bic geIooer'
IooIunS res reuen yMItfdeter Sueepeneent.SaH'
pertins pRr. a. bet -. &pber in 9dnaI', nabe Der
lid nod, anIaIteSsn pollen. trsunoliht stn8sIaoen tpsr.
ben.
(2O-2) Gbdm Sabt, eetr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26

OilOi(r pnlO.
0eretn fur 2ebeuS Ner16eruna,
2ranRens unS Scope
rattDs8e feu.
Die SabIuns,n ibnnsn pbhentlih gtrna&t nerbsn.
Die 2tbsnss9 srittsrungs sBolieen ptrbtn uol elmer
oout 6taate 9sp. Dori ineorportrten @titni6aft ausgss
gebsn.
Scr SauStsSrpef ses Bunbes Ia;
Dem WRtttsltanps, BEN panbtpertr unb Nrbttttr
2ebens. uno araniet : Berfidtrute ju ttnerl tnb9lidH
%ssrinssn Setroas iu bietea uno bic t~riisItsu utbssi&afe
Ium Beiten oes SanSen ju oertpenben.
aBegen rdbersr 5nformation fpenot max H4 az
@bwarb Golbmdnn. Rr. SIS, %pfpfSce. ase.,
pbtr all bic Abtbeilungen.
WbtbsiIuns Er. 127 osrianaHtIt F@ Toatae Wbsnb tn
SIR. 80, &srmanfra6t;
Hbtbstluna Sir. 185 perianmeli fh Spnnerftag abtne
In glr. 179. 2syinatonfr.;
Nbtbeituns gtr. Jas b%erfamneIt ib Grtttae Absnb uha
8 nbr tn slr. 4. Centre. u artet.S pas;
abtbstIuna SIR. l46 periammst TO IN ontasabsnb bet
Safpb 8dterIts, In Rr. 831, Slb.Bpnbir.
Wbtbtluns Rr. l47 psriammslt f& Wittlpo& absno tn
Sir. IL. Bromnfr.;
WbtbtiIuns Sr. 155 periaruuslt ih Samtas Absnb aa
(sloo 49, Nr. ~. Dritanshr. nabt 0entral.Apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
8iircaa Dec 0usli6t . Geirai9ait bun
Wnftirnrp-

Baltimore. ben 20. Sauuar 1871.
Ter prGiOEnt uno bic 8trettOren bttltr 8situidatt
babtn beute etne gEtras Dtot0enoe BON S43. so pro vt.
tie crndrt, lusl6s an Ooer mad BEN 20. Sanuar i6uig
uno ben Mfttens SHbabert BON otr ygritsu JIattoHol.
Bant Ron Baltimore" bCSablt perDen miro. Beiagtt Sis
Uiotnbs TT cine Abrs6nung unS idItsBltds BelibstIuua
BON alcn u%sbsriuBNen, Rd0erbtItan unp 6orosrunaen
DteIsr &sieuinutt bts gum Il. NOucrbtr 1870, iptni9er
bic ShuI6rn ~oerieIbsn an BEN Datum. lpie iOlhts in
oiVier IeituiaaIt, am Itbten q. Wouember aemadt, be-
merit worotn, bel lpsIhtm bsIaets utttondre hbereinIas
men. ibrt atten an Seymour y. pufso uuo Anbtrs Ju
Hbertrlgsr, uno aus ottiem SstiGuie bic ueberihlIe
u. (. 10. rtierUtrten. Die ntbtrtra9uH9sbtiher psr0tu
BITS gum 26. 9amar eelbIO lien ittn. 5m Nuttraes:
(20-2) S0fSpb Broom, Seir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
9beater in Der ,8urnzSale..

9eute absno Iinoet in Der u8urus9 aIss bic
abi9iebs. BDrItsaur9 bss $rn 8. q n 81 no
itatt, unb bat beri.lbe baau SauB' ~rei3enoss
GbarattertilO rGbimpsD Corner uno bic OF
IanessYoKs rgin Stsnohen I'M sGeatptoir'
getpdblt. Or. GunDinn III befonntlib elmer
Der Yeteransn Der bisiiSen beuti6en Shbns,
uno Oas Yublitum iolte ibn1 bel feirem sBten
auftreten In Der pSurn: Sale" re6t trdfti9e
lnterfthbunS i6entsn. 8ie Bprtsgun8 1T
OUTS SproIonIte borbereitet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
Stcuer 9rpartrmICnt,
HaLtimnrrr SInnerbnnh

8tntraI. 9srI Iun O Srsttas, ben OF. b.
Mts., NbsnOs 8 1br, in Der rWt sdanics : Saue,"
Dfr. IB2, @eh.BapetttfrdRe.
3ped:
Rsbnunss .9eridt, SaHsGrftt uno gdnesr.S unotss
D0tlugen b%slrCfteno,
l2l-Sl 4DE q. HetBueF, Stir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
OaS rpntffra8en5X 6eater

bietet ietnen &bnneru bisie MOGe eint Neibe
Ssntlt anO @ttrattiOnen ME tsin oTSeres
nit Su9 unO &e6t cine 8alapo9e nennen.
OF. Slim bat nit einem Soften: aufpanoe
BON $1,000 pro Q8O1s bic Sbierbdnoiaerin
SRI. Winnie gHiliamls en9a9irt, oeren &0iuen
uno Yumas unO &amsele in Dem Drama
.Sas Wrad oes 8istbsn Meeres" auitrstsn.
SeniaiiOn madt Die Seene, ME SRI. Qiaiams
in bas &6psns8 erlieB tritt uno ole Seftien
nit robem 6ltii9e f~iittert.
Wis nsu ensa9irt iino ieGner Die 3dn3srins
men SRI. Bertha Wupert unb Der Gbarntterz
0aritsaer Aoo Weaper ~ nennen. 3tpei Bals
l.te (soie ~ilicssnoe MDlfeA uno p@t Saras
qOia'l. SRI. Wesner's @.ian8s : YOrtrd9e,
SAM Sebsre's Banjo Soil, msbrsre SdmGntc
unO anosre Yiecen eompIetirsn aas fsiG9als
toe 4rparamm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
sOf. g. petsnsr, s.t
Welanquerein ,,Sarmnute."

gaiTOs WtitsIisotr. bic tbrt Ratttn nod nibt trbdItn
babsn. t6Uutn %OisisIbtn, Tppie aud bic GtnIaB : aarttn
Ju Rem Meoutds, ben %. San IN Orr ~Soncprbta"
liattftHbsnosn ntasfenbaI bel ON. Is. URete in
Ser. 80, SRsoaIttmpreffr.. in @mptans nsbnsn.
(22-6j Epnib Gductser, SER.
(ogRn. EtItQ. ~ CpbireD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
9tene Mn3tigeW.
glnncm. 9tntifrs @aiitnhnne.

a5ltGierung Der crusfttIten Seller
Qus GousItoren, Die nod gsIotr unb goutttions.B vi
der an SdnOsu babtn. ptrosn Ctiugsno eriudt. oltitla
ben btHte Aben0 uhr int gDaiiEH = pnuie abIustben,
I'm 10 Die ltstidbrlse Goltttton Iu idltBrr.
Ter q. @. &inben. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
aus Mem. Yprf. -Sff3iele Sblt'
aattpuert AntGufe.

NeW-YQrt. %, San. QrVte WUEpth
10 @ebpte i'm 0ei1mmtbetrage ben 50, 1871"
500 Sblisattpnen gu 10Y ,33 bis lO7 .65 alb
oeatben. Gs tpereer bon oer &e9ieruA9 l
NiiQtpn su 1913 Bis 107, so 9enemmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
N1ns Enhn.

suublaB, in San 6NauJiscO unO Sa'IonO 5u
DsTiDDisH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26

Gg- Die .Wountatn.2ps Mr. 81.
g. .. .. 81 teiert beute Abeno in Der
.8orpdrts (sReb.n) 9ale1 an gBsit. Gapsttes
ftraBe ibr Stiftunssfeit nit einem ~iOlennen
Bale uno label ni4t nur Crbtnsbrto.r, ions
bern Dos Yublifum i~b:rbaupt oa,u elm. Ser
Cribs lisbt in lire @ittnsns uno Waiisns
faiIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
'e1DM
g En
~ kAG
'6unpumluuuy16

Die btHt9tfe SetfeS metche teh11lS
0ema6t tpprpen
Gin gsriu9 pirO islbf zen unslaubisfsH
tbsrSeugsa.
SD ~Iabriitrt bic pSeIbF 10 aidsnot Getft.S
nelde Obne Hphtn unb 1tetbsbrett tpdibt. Ste pHiba
i'm parinen, taIttn. burttn uno ipsthen RBafsr bs
ben, pbne ben ~sertnsfta ghaoen an ben WRufsrn ubsr
Der Ssgtur aniurt6tsn. Die iHtpdhltbfe Dame Fam
stne groBe 9Dalht tn nneIaubIth turler 3ett reinsr unb
ipsibsr ma ids als 4uf irseno etne an0srt aBeiis Der
3tu8rtintsun9sart. ". U. e. Weqer.
gu babet bel: U. :. Bdter& g M b.,
N8enten fir bin Gusros,DsrtauL
Yr. SO unb SO, Glib : GbarlesfraBe
tSQn. Ia, 6Ylte.l Baltimore, V}b,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26

&s- On elmer am %. 0csbr. 1870
i'm .Tretmanrer sSsmrel" TIM
J~nterefe Der "Young Mems Chri-
stian Association eebalteuen Der
fam lung ipur6e nadftebenber
SefhluH etnTtimmts aneeupm.
ment
rYsi6loTea, oab elm Gomits bon ntuu Iers
ionen our& ben Worfiber ernannt rp.roen ipI:,
pelHsm bic sanse AnaeIessnbeit absrtraa.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
ans QJorF. Nnfanft etues
SampferS.

Reps9orf, "a. San. der SaTnpIef
,gBai6insion' IN aus Brett bier an8stoumsH'
Nus Nep QJOrP.- @robe8 Teuer;
Worf, 25. San. - Sn benz vi. 80
ur0 So Mprtb Str, bClegeuen 9oppsl' Sauie.
m.ltb,s BEN 2einwannbGnOisrn SouernOotII
4 50. seb6It, brad 9.tern Naht ,Beusr aus;
Die 6aus : giesntbhmer bnttsn i9r 9eiGaft
i'm srien Stod. Sbr ShGoen betrdqt: ON
8tbduoe $4,000. am Waarsnla9sr S40,000,
Su ben obereH Sluren bsfano ilt oas 9el9qIt
Der Mollenpaartnbdnoler 9orftmann q 80.
9ieIelbeu erIsioen am Waarsn!a9er slren
S6aOsn BON $4,000.
Nus Netp.2Jorf. Sener. &0St'
fdblaa.-GOntanten : NerfbtHHng.
Wsps Nort, rs. Sau.-3ente WtOr8sn
nurDe oas SlsioermoaaStn bon Soriinlann l.
60. Dur9 5suer in 9Dbe bon $4,000 btl9d'
oiet.
Nu. 8arlep, bsIier unter otr Ianten Der
| rotbe ShmieoS bstnnrt, i4DB bsuts NtorGsn
in Dem S@cntlotat nuf Der Ode Der SoWtOns
Strube uno oes 8roaopap auF ben 3amss
| Saap:rtp, cine tbentaas iebr bstthti9te Yers
| ibnIihteit. Sa99ertD puros tootlt1 pertDun'
bet uno lisat I'M Stsrbsn. Sarlsp uno Sa9z
oerin halter. DUrber eintn Streit int 6los
renceIh.n 56entIofale Sie leBt.n DenIelben
in Dem p%b.nerp6bnten &otale Tort, bel ueldsr
8,l.oeubeit SaggeriD orei Wtale auf ben gars
len o.IhoItn haben IoQ, pel6er iooGnn ebsns
iolls ouf ben griiescn i9oB. Der rrotbs
SAmieos Iieferte fi6 ielbh Der YOliSet aus
uno beIinbet f6 I'm @spabrinm oes pCii3elli'
den 6auptquarttsrs.
6eute tpuroen DON bier na6 europa sos,
| 5O6 IN &iihtrhnrrsn bsrTbifft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26
nus Stetp YJorF. = ale 8Drfe.

ReSs9ort, Is. San. - SelO 5 bis 6.
Gr6auae 81 bis 6, 8olO (rIott nb.r itatt9)
l08 Bis !, Ser 114, 62'er 81; Central 90b grte
226, R.aoiu9 984, Widi9an 92l, Yittsbur9
los, ROrtb ,Weitern 754, oittOY uoritdtsn 654,
Rhnn.- IsIonN 10GR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-26

or auteebtr pes aosditls bon 60 =. fur surtas
aprtuiprt&sH, tasel"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
Murder In De Soto.

The Mansfield Reporter gives US the 1ol-
lowing details of murder in De SOTO par
ish:
It is our painful duty to record the par
ticulars of another brutal murder IN ouI
parish, the bare recital OF which Is enousn
TO make the blood curdle In one VEINS.
Last TUESDAY evening Alexander Haden,
,Jr.- his brother and a man OF the name OF
Kidd. ali Young men, visited the residence
Of Mr. Fl r. Murphy, an old man and a
na;abhor of theirs. about eleven miles south
Of 7b;s nIace and called him to the gate.
When the old man joined them Hadeu be-
can TO abuse him, and asked him abruptly
wby he had been talking about him (Haden);
MIR. Murphy quietly told him that he mad
NOT done so. Haden insisted that he had,
Ind Continued 70 abuse him. Mr.. Murphy
fold him he was a liar, and started toward
his dwelling, about twenty yards from the
gate. He had advanced but few PAGES
When Haden ordered him to halt, and
threatened to shoot him if he did not.
Murphy did not stop. and told him to
shoot If he wished to, whereupOn the cow
ardly assassin fired, putting twenty-three
buckshot into his victiIf's back, killing HIM
instantly. The old man was not armed ana
did not expect difficulty, as there had
been no previous difficulty between them.
of the law have made every exertion to ar
rest him. His comrades took no part In the
affair, but were quiet observers of it. Mr..
Murphy was a quiet, .peaceable, honest,
hard working man, and he was highly re-
spected in this and his own community.
Haden bore good character previous to
the murder.
We obtained the above particulars from
Justice Womack, who held the inquest over
the body of the deceased.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
The Saw Fish,

A large saw fish was lately captured off
Charleston, and is now on exhibition in that
city. This fish is called the saw fish from
long saw-like bone projecting in straight
line from the snOut, continuous to the axis
of the body. The saw, in this instance, is
three feet and half long, and from three
to four inches wide, the sides lined at regu-
lar intervals OF about an inch, with sharp
pointed teeth. somewhat resembling the
larger teeth of the shark. The fish is of i'm
mense proportions, eyes unusually large for
a fish; lateral, dorsal and caudal fins, all
unusually solid and large. The latter, in
size as well as in structure, resembles the
rudder of large yawl. The mouth, stu
ated under the saw, and over foot in the
rear of its base, is good large mouth
large enough for the head of the biggest
colored baby found anywhere this side OF
Senegambia. There are no teeth. The saw
fish lives "by suction" as the fishermen ex-
press it. The gums. of course, are very
hard. From a membrane in its stomach, or
in the vicinity of that viscus, was taken two
bucketsfull of milk, or what seems such to
the fishermen. They say it looked like it,
and smelled like it. They were afraid to
taste it. Also, in another part of the entrails
were found large number of eggs, of all
sizes, from that of marble to that of a ball
the size of pound of butter" looking like
butter, and, upon being cut, having the con-
sistency of butter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
A Verifable Fire.Eater,

They have in Caroline county, Maryland,
a veritable fire-eater named Coker, colored
man. The Easton Journal says of him:
Coker, the negro fire-eater from Caroline
county, was in Easton, and was induced to
give an exhibition Of his fre-proof qualities,
of which so much has been said. He Tapped
his tongue several times on a red-hot shovel,
rubbed the same hot shovel on the bottom
of his foot, and poured melted lead into his
hand, and thence into his mouth, where he
let it remain until it hardened. There was
no legerdemain about it; it was done in the
presence of number of gentlemen imme-
diately around him, and by whom he was
physician examined his mouth, but could
find no evidence of burns, or that the heat
had any effect upon him. 1t is certainly
wonderful, and an examination of his skin
worthy the attention of scientific men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICB OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUEspAY EVENING. August l, 1871.

MIN <AAsA
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
TUESDAY EVENING. August l. 1871. }
There is a moderately fair demand for
accommodations, but as the banks accept
ali the approved paper offered, very little,
if any, is left for negotiation Oh the street,
excepting second class notes. Street rates
are nominally unchanged, and we repeat
them as follows: Eight O. per cent per
annum for AL notes with unquestionable
collaterals; 500 for good do and AL short
business paper without collaterals; H0 IL
for good and second grade business paper
without cOllaterals; 1O0l2 for AL long do,
and 96-for AL mortgage notes, and l00
IL for good and second grade.
at New York;, and closed at the opening
rates against Il2s). The sales included
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at 1l2A; $500 and
$4,000 at 1924, aud $1,000, $500, $4,000 and
$500 at 1l2la.
Five hundred dollars in American silver
half dollars were reported at 108h. We
quote these at lO7ls q l081s, and Mexican
dollars at ga a 3A per cent premium in gold.
Very little was done in foreign exchange:
The reported sales Of sterling embraced race,
$4,000 of which fl000 AL clear at l22&;
fI5OO bank at 1881, and $500 private bank
ers' sight at l24h.
A sum of $4,000 AL commercial francs
changed hands at 4.65 We quote sterling
at 122A 1924 for good to AL bill OF lading
and clear, and "a i2319 for bank.
We have no alteration to report in do
nestle exchange. The banks still draw on
New York at % y cent premium for remit
lance, and the sales include $4,000 and
$4,000 New York commercial sight and
$4,000 bank at a y cent premium. A
small amount of private bankers (S25OO)
at 5-l6, and SIS, 900 sight on Boston at ~.
Nothing of any moment was done in gold
checks. Some Of the banks drew tritiing
sums at par.
Louisiana Leyee stock was more active,
and under a speculative demand sellers
succeeded in putting up the price at one
time to $l3 so. The closing figures though
were about $l3. The sales included - at
Sl2 50; 100 at SIP rs; 100, 100, 200 and 300
at $l3; 100 and 100 at $l3 IS, and 100 at
$l3 SO. No sales of other stocks were re-
ported. Slaughterhoyse was offered at s26,
and $25 bid.
In bonds $4,000 Louisiana State skies were
sold at 81.
Nothing appears to be doing in warrants:
Dealers quote State at 56059 fOf large and
63 a 6S for small.
Some OF the dealers offer for small
amo UNITS of city treasury notes 2S03O y
cent discount and ask IS.