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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
sic Ncielbrli lieI,e in NouIifana.

Rems y or I, 20. Iprtl. - Gtlie 0oH &C.
iteru 9bcnb . llbr batirte Spcjial 0epeit)C
aus gtem Orleans t9eilt oaS Sol9cnbc nit
Scr 9eihbrudl bel SOunct Care erluti.
tcrt i'd inIuler mebr. II Dteilel Der n3adIoHs
Sobn" linb itbcridwcmmt."
Sine anOcrc 0epeide BON I'll llbr IbenoS
ia9t: ... .
,r 9cuBt4i9t Beueier, j,oen S>eOantcn, ben
Srld ju repartren, auBn9ebeu. IlleS, mas
gcid)ebin t0nne, III, 81 uerbinoern, SaB Der
trlid) id ltidt erlueitere, mas boficntlid 5u
lrlpirten ieiu lpirS. Der 0eid 1T aud) nod
all suci anocret Ste((en gcbrofeu, bel Potnt
Otauuir, ipetlid) pou Baton 0touge, ulto out
Oen 9inoereiet oeS Dtc0onou9b unterbalb
Der Stabt."
Sonet 9arre lie9t MIR 40 Wrilen oberbalb
Rem. Orleans uno Smar al einem Bnntte,
100 Der DiiiIiFppi fdJ benz Gee Yonthar.
train anl mcilteu uabert. Soluie bic 6lutD
i'd nit oeu 99aiieru beS Gees peretnigt bat,
lit 9itms Orleans eiuer groBcn llebcrbwehls
dtun1 auSleie5t. 1S49 iuuroe aui bielelbe
8eiis cine lleberibiptntniln9 in Rciu'Ors
leans oerlriadlt unb tauo oaS Baiier III ben
5traBcu all einigeu Stelen 4 bis 8 Sup
bof.
Giuc biciige 3eitun9 ibrsibt: v0ic Sadc
luire ipobl ipertb, bdb Der YrIiOeut, oer jebt
in Der WtilEiIppi. .8egenb ld) bernmtreibt
I'M ftr ieiue Siebcrrrpdblung Su agittrell
oerielbeu et,ua8 auimerflamtcit id)eutt unt
10 ueit er baSi befiigt lit, Die Staatsbeb6r,
Oen pou qouiTana IN beqt Sample 9e9eu eir
iurdtbareS 3crit6ruugSeelnen burcp bic be,
N1oeral- Hegieruug III Sebote ItebeilOer Dtit
ts(, uuterliiibt. IS iino pieie SdIifie INT
letncre Eahr,euQe, oiele Sorridltunger, Mp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
ONeatpetfer FIR 9EetfemSe.
8altimcre.gSbip @iienbobn,


Rad alien StdttoHeH-u un nbr Utoraens,
mo u my sttrs StraS6urI ulo Switens
plis.n MI t.o5 y@i29mgItia9o @ MT Sonnta8s agsPfnom
men). Der 8 upr Nor8enju9 utrbiHett ttl NIT
Strls5urg uuo SGuiionbur5, 0l1 ViaHaliee @apH
8Lbu.
Rlb iSreoeri2 Hu5 0u9erstUlUn - um 8
n5r RoV5ens uuo 4iU abenoS (aus9'nomIisn SonHs
ta85). ,,.,.r,..,, m,..
uub 1. 90, 4.O5 unb Jtad)m. SonntnOs dus8enoms
mtn), uno uah W cunt tru, um5 u5r ytagm;
Rad 70 & tn9to = nm A;2O, 0.u5, L ,S.hO
mo it.3U utOr8tn5 un6 2, 800, A.A5' $50 u DO
auuapotts-u ubr TloreeHs unb 4.45
Bon Daibtugton- Gas, s, 9.2j 9Por9ers
uno II. a. 800, Af0 $40, 6.45, 7.45uno abenoe.
9hilacelp lpba. IBi ilming ton: Sdlto. Sitsnbabn,
uub 'DeIanarrr Gticnbub Nc uu7. 2jW}ors
gems SountdgS du59tnommrnl'
Rl,b y b ttGottpp Il uno " NJ orr (pl
Ysrrlpilc nab 1Ort StpOpt 0Oole9eno) I'M 9'5o
Roroen5 sonutags uuaBeuomnen).
Niu . ttGoctp b. uHo " 70 y oft Grp
In g4ttmtnJon NIT oer 1, Sttaloars stvnosPh ost1
binoeuo) nm 2.4U fdHMtIta96 (SonntLg5 ous9th
"VP'TS6si @iI osn StatiOuenbts 9ortDepoilt-
nm libr Iddmittl0s SOnntU95 ouslenommen).
TaU 3 ttGbelph ID um 7.25 Ahenos td0'
''g Na8 acw Govt crpu5suo nm 1910 aOenOs
'Ns!Hii' NsSSiiGeelpbta. NaItc. Central Giicnbabn
perIdj Baltimore um 7.25 NIor8eRs nn0 2.4J Hadlz
w'ySIl, SSi;ltt. Barsou: pr. t47, gef.9 al,imorear.
s6r.fiaie; Is entrdl: lSiicnbabu.
Sad &itt5bur8, benz " gen uno Horoen
bis an bic GiuBurd= Z Tdlle, an lieu StAtloz
ntn pjiuen 9alttI9rr un0 l9rE anbalt.no = tdatIt
uR 8. 81 ROrJen5 zonntlJe Gnsjtuommcnl.
Hah YIttsbur8, otm BtHSn. uno Hora
ben uts @tttiGm port un6 erte = tag
Itb nm Il. 40 VIhmitta85 (Sonnta95 auSGenom'
men). o or,,
9uffdGu - tdglit6 nm 10. ~ upr Ahcnos.
Ylb ciHnot uno otm ShoW tten an
ben 9augs tIuontn 5nlhtn Sattmort une 9arrtSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Deutfebe nnb cnsliibe Sbmlc.
&. tsnapp,
CIR bnu GplIioanItr. II. SranaeSGllcS.

,@s ipro poa Sluoli eebrern oontdiot9er Neais,
Gpradbs, 5urslbz 0ei0nJs uuo !3eidluens unterriWt
erfbeil 2sttionsn i'm Sran5oiilwel uno sdtttnil6eE,
5o.ue i'm eiauieripieitn; AMI Serian9en biord,lHer
futerrdt Ia perhieeenen 9lu'leu. 6Er metblide
arbeitcn Iii cline eebrerin angeieht. Nlit Der Smue
III eiae Eurnsantait pertuipt; anh fueroen SNntsr
In aut uno eo9is geuonmen.
RdDre ausfnaft ertbgu ber @,rinSipal oer anGalt,
4 n. Nnapp, @de pon Sonioaplir. uno Sran9e'auep
(San.,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
S(uSlfauo Der NutIcunrbcitcr.

Ybila0elp BID, %. NprlI. = 9lnc
9cptid)c ans WilfeSb0rre iagt: o3n 6 Sru'
bsu IN Der BicFgeu Na6bOrituft 1T Die 9tr'
belt Ueocr 0ufgenonlnen iuoroen. Scute
2lbeub Ittoct bier cine 9lrbcitcr' Seriammlun9
itott."
Mtaud Gbunf, rs. gprit.-9ie Scr,
ianmtnu0 bot ftdb uertogt. Gin 9teiuItat
murcc nid)t erreidt Die glrbettcr uetgcru
iid), i'd bent i6icOSrihtcrlidIeu IuSipru6 Su
uuttruerfeu.
IiBlauN, 25. april. - Die Ser9tcute
ccs 0i1trittS9lr. babeu beute Ibeno in etntr
III SbcnanoOob ab9ebaltcncn Sibung Dix
Eropoitioneu Der @rubcnbeNter an9eHon'
mon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
NnS ..0conl. 8cnecrM. Wefet.

gGGfbtngton, "a april. 49, ytdbiteu
Moutng merOeu Die grtcnntniiic in ben Bro
iciicu publi;ht, III uuclhcn cS ld nm bic Son'
ittuttoudlitat DeS 9egals Eeuoerr@eieeeS, b. \.
numentlid, Der 8eitimmuHg Ociielben banoelt,
meld)c oaS BGpicrgclO Der JtC9icruug nit
i3wnu0ScourS bCtcgt. Die @rilnoc bicer
GrteuHnriiic meroen jeboh crit i'm ndbtcu
Selcmbcr per0iitutlid)t uerSeu. Sn oieien
BrOiciicu tOmmt Die NupeuSbNrteit beS Sc
icecS icwobt SetrefiS Der Dor ais Der II a d
Grlab OtIiclben abgcidloiicucn SertrG9e sur
Spr0d)e uub Gntideioun9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Baltimore
Girr 9n[uranre Qfflre,

&Htpcff. GcPe BON 5uuth: NH 9Sdtcrffr.,
pcrt1crtudBrsnb 0cgcn 8ctlnt ootr Sbaoen onTt
Srdn6uugliii iuuo4l III eer Sta6t Uie I'M Sanoe, ae
Nrt,u poH Gtdcntbum, gSobna 2aocu7 nuo SSddreus
Sduier, Sau6clslGt;r, llicrpauprobuite, Oobein
Saus1trdtbitaitti I'M Bau Sc9riiiCne ODER i'm 9atcn
in SdbuID UcfatllGe Nnpr6euBe v. !. ~: ~
0as aSirrPturirtn eItenT auc iOiasuecu 8crreu:
81 m. IS, SarrtIuu, 9rdltbcnt;
Geo. u. 8ittrs, g&m. 2. Srune,
n. u. Ilrifs. s. y. EapiL
Souib q Ilior 3. Robt. SCnftns,
Spiob Termination 6. Morton Stcluart,
Erancts l. gtHa, g. q. JicDcomer,
Senru Carroll, Srpiut SorIpB,
b. .. Steuurt u. u. SaplOr,
9sraCl Sobcn.
apptllatonsz 5ornutare mo lueltcre Hadrtht tber
bic Seieniboit t6ro in Der Siicc, <Ioweit=9dc uon
Soutbz mo JEater IT,, crtbeht, no aud aae auftrd9t
foiort erltotgt merocn. 8triACrun9en nerben ami
irgcno cine Srtt 0u8euommsn, welbe Der Apptttant
luallbcn mag.
(A11t HAD ~. SNopcmOftns Sctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Or. e. @. Girnut.

Tr. rs, ,SfurS.2ibsrtpifrafc, Baltimore,
fpla 800 Stafc 5ablcu, ucun CT @ngbrigicit 9utts
robrensSntBhnbun9, beBtnnenoe SGwtnoiudt anr51
2.ioen oCs Satcs, bcr eun9c, Der Sornpeae, bCs
9tutts, Der Saut, Obreniauicn, Dus9epne. eafers
RcrueuIbmdde, stugcnz uno SbrrntrauibeisH ntt,t
hrirt gBer nit bier nidt Gu9ciibrtcn eeiocn tebas
ttt III, ioute udt psr9effsu, tab Or. eirGnt atle
isbel Deilt, uic ie aub bciRcn uno bclhaffen ittn
m5ael. @r bciutlt bic Nranten bel GAG uno bci
9amt (Iprl27tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Gintcrufuua Der IceiSldtur fir ocm
Otffrift Columbia,

WaibiugtOn, 20. Ipril l.-9onoerHeir
GooIc, utltCr bon PHILADELPHIA juritd9ctebrt
it, bat our1 cine Proclamation bic Qe9isla
tltr Oes 0iitrittS Golumbia auf Goutag, ben
10. Wtni, cinberufen. Die SiEuugen ,ucro,n
i'm ,,lRctb,erptb 6aQ" itdttIinOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
(6crntGntd=
Seurr Serii4ernngs z0cicllidaft,
dngclt0t. a.
8rrEihcrt In Der ,,Wermnnia J"

Dtc ,Gcrmauia" iii etuc CUTE oeutihe GIeicHilaft.
IS lit bic dttetc bcutidc G5CielIi1ott III AmerIt1.
SbI groees &opttat init btbtutenoem HeberlhuB
aeiuibrt ben Serdbcrtcn bic bette StnCrbct.
Nllt 8rr(uhe IUeroen prOnpt uno Otutg bcSablt
Die 6tutcbe auu6idaft imcrt Der "9crmGna" ctnc
betu0rragenoe SttlIuug inter ahen Seritberun9ss
Ste .G5crnauia" lit bic dttclc uro bcbeutenoltc
beuti6e Seuerz Gcridcrung5 5s@eielpatt i'll Den yer
Stdattn. -
q. q. 9ruub g. S0Buc, gtgenten,
Ir. 2f, SoutbilrHhc, SaItmole, wse.
urtersNgrnten ptr6en perldn8t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
(Sbilciiuo 0crll

6abcn ocm !Sru. Weigh Oic uOtbweroigcu Son,
;ciIoncn Sur NcguHg clues AabtlS SwiiWcn
0ielen bei0cu 2dnOeru crtbtilt
IS bat iih cine @cicuid)Oit gum @ctricbc
;mer rtgImGBiBcn O0mphd)infabrtSa Serbin
ouuJ Sluiiheu Snllao uuO @btua gebilOct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Der bctte s4SlnB

All Pdufsn ueer III miethcn
IN ba, luo ole 2lrtan pcrtGuit pCocn, nno no Der
Igent nlut in ir3eno etatr pe5tcaen Ntalntne lnea
Riidncn lpcrbeu ucrmietbet, auslsbeiieItune pers
tluia,t bel 4. w. 9SiIr,
Sr. a., SeftsSaltimoret,
ICO (i1nirn7r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

Na0rihtcu aus SOJOta crgebcu, OaB cine
Seuersbrunl in Blld SUlCllcla 10 pdulcr in
Hide aele1t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

Saoanuu, ben -. April. - Soe ermnrtcte Gucu
Sruilben Rdmin 9errara, Sbrincu ots 3. blstUdis
gens0ty8tmeuts, uno eorenso Ytroro miro uabrihin'
lld utdlt ftattfRbru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Or. L. 5appinatOn's

in Gin SidbersS NM eefabrluies 9cilmittel far
Suiteu, SrfdttuuS, Scudbufttn, Seiicrfeit &c.
So bciittigt @ntJhnhun9 n1o uer6lltct oaonrb
Gdmiutiu iutt. Dteier uprjh8lihe uno enes 9utcn
madt unb bat grO3t 3ufricoenbeit 9CSeocn. Yrdpas
rlrt pon Or. N. Sappinston, str. hS2, Morris
GanftrdBc.
gu IaDtn beianen Saablcrnim anOcmeiuen. 9rcts
I'll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Scr NSr1iipcut ouf 01ciIcu.
Nlllh ySnn. gln1rrifn.

ara { q &, .. Nptll.-SNuimaU SlnHto
bat nebrtre DiitglicOer Ow bctcH SNmIlitn
ucrbOittH laiicu. Die &crb0ittng otS Febro
9oic RaiuS bat GrOBe ScniOtiOn crrt8t mo
glOubt man, baB uicle biSlcrlgc 9lubGuger
8InucO'S benlGbeu 5u ctuCr gcmIi'u 3cit Der
laliclt ner0en'
Die BligarcaS iinb in S8uiicu uuO int @ts
It ocS 6tltd)Cu EbtjlS Der Republt. Die
8egicrung bat 6ruppcn gcgen ic anSgc
idDidt.
@eucrat YuLgur ieet in Worucnibo icinc
reOolutiouiren 9eucguu9cu tort. ytIu
gluubt baB CT gcgcu SNuco Bu 9uHleu otS
@eurdlS WtouugGS couipirirt.
glOmiral SutbulauO NIB GIcnwal @uiOm
org0uiiiren cine GrpcOition gcgcu YnlgOr,
Die Jtegirung IN Caracas hat itd ucrgCb
lid berHiibt, bel hcn iremocu pduieru cine 2ln
leibe ouf5unebmeu. IS 1T bier 9lucS NIB
9eoeS beltcnert.
0uS ben iremScn Sbiiien cnger1umtc
5tebt, &iienhanoc III trttben, 1T lulocrus
ieu wOrocrt mas i'll Der pauoclSwClt grobc
gufrcnuua DcrllriaCht hat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
SctearapbiSbcs 2taerlei.

= Der seltri9c Sontduten Grport BON
Ncrp.Ourt nab europa betrdgt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
gtene 9(potbefe.
Ser. 81, Sbarpffra6e.

M WI Nnttf5pltbnefe bat i0cbeH IN
Id Nr. Al6, ,@.sSsairmorcs, name VedrIffr.,
cine meme pol iGneis cinserihtete bsutihe Apotbctr
erofnet. &r empfebtt itGp Den Scrrcn aer5ten lnb
benz Vubtttum lberbaupt unter 3ufderuns iorsias
mer uno piintttiGer 8eoienung.
SuuiS Sfcintojer,
(Tcbr. 2. .3Ylte1 gir 446 5Se,ts YaltinoreHr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
9dliffhllnrilrici,tcll.

Rem Dort, 25. Gpril. - Die 9OmpiCr
,NcmcIS" unb ,GiN Of yonbon" FuO BON
gtuerpOol 0u9etOmmcu.
@oltou, 20. }lprit - 3u Der Bottom.
go hnO SdJiiSiiberrcite ouigciunOen UOrOcu,
ueldt bon Der pcrlOreu ge0angeneu Barrie
,Dituimat" bcrSuiibren iteiucn. 0auad) 1T
IS wabrihcinlid), OoB nitt uur Oic Sortc,
iouOuu aud 9tuc an SorH uHterge8angcn
GuN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Gmifh q GSurictf'S

parfiimirtc GemiidDe SliuenzSeifc,
adrautirt ais tbeuo gut, nit beiler, ais r4tHo
enc Sslir I'm Wdrttl. ,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

Bar Spbn g. s 0core u. Scrrp,
Sabritanten BON feuerieiten 3iegcllteinen,
nab Der rTprtuft;Ccfe Fer SdmourSs uuf aSurs
neritrabs cerlcJt, woielbi ale auftrd5c prompt
ausIeihbrt iuerben. (San.6,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
E.ea Dr. ;. C. gtlODjtOn's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
SGrcf,Sscfe tsr Sutams unS SarGsosdftrdhe.
9onIdiibi9c Gjcbilie Su StU bis Sij, uetde garGRs
tirt ueroeu. !Suirtcoenbtlt Ju 9eoG9rtn.
3dDne ucroen obne beu Jtrn9hen Shmcrj au63eE
Soasn Al 30 8eut5 pro Stii; rciIe SolbfluunB uur
SCI Ditto Sitbtrilun9 81. aui $40 Sabre gardnttrt.
Dls Siircan 1T Su ie0tr .3et oncn; SonntI9s pon
bis 10 Mir lSnrmltilnn. lS4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
t8on Der rAliociireu PreiIe" fir ben nDeutibsr
Sorrelpon6enten" beriGtet. = Der "@ouclpon'
bent" lit oaS einSsc oeut,t,e 0lorgenblatt Sdl'
tinore's. Weltes bic 9ndEos uno 4dbel10t'
pei0sn UcSiebt uno uodrdneis usrohentItdt)
Na9mittGgs>S s>Stabelbert9te.
Aus Sra Fret b.
Yrrlunalmc6iel im Commando.
@eic6te 6ei Sbatiaou unb Sd9ncur.
EbierS' 9tdue.
SYmpatbie FUR Naprlecn.i
2lnfrubrs 9crimdbe TT Sieppe
Scr WaffsnitiGftanb.
llnter9an9eineS 3 mpfers.
Der Oampfer ,9eipsi9."
Ter Oampfer neeip;is."

unterganosines 0ampfers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
IbCOOOr OIOfkrr & S0In,

beuiIGlc SlnUalte INN GnnbcDanccrS,
Ser. III, GpurtGneftr.,
beIor0rn atic Gcihdite qn Den prrlntoeren 9ien9en
@jer9ttu, iertigtn Hauibritfe uno 8otunents aller
Nrt nn5; cb MO &ollmadten n. |. 10. l54-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

oOT burh ben Ginmaridl iNrtr 5ruppcu IN
h0s gOnO cjncS obncBiu ibon ptl gepIagtcU
GolltS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
gScinbcr9er'9,
g3cinbrrgcr'S
q dub uno SticfcisSdS , en-
SIciubcrOcr's

! -NVIWUFIWNI
Shulz uun StirtCIsSaOeu,
GIcfc Der Gutdips uuo SarGtonaitr., /,
Wcfc scr NntGipz uno ShrdtOgditr. 4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
SelearapbiId)e 9epeidcn.
Ser Maii

NufrubrS 9erInbe TT Sieppe
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's an
ticipated libel suit against the Rev. DR..
Bellows is hardly likely to come to
trial. There appears to be insufficient
ground for legislation. True, DR.. Bel
lows stigmatized Mr.. Beecher as ga mo-
nophysite OF the Antiochian school -
but the friends of DR.. Bellows allcge in
his defense that as whatever he says one
week he habitually contradicts the next
he must therefore be constructively con-
sidered as having recalled the prepos-
ferrous charge in question. They &C
count for the doctors diatribe by saying
that he uttered it during one of his "ofl
weeks" 1t seems that he divides the
lunar month in the following unsecta-
rian way: During the first week he
speaks as 8 Unitarian. and lets fly al
the orthodox; during the second week
toward orthodoxy, and initiates against
the Unitarians; during the remainder
of the third week and into the fourth
he sweetly takes the two parties togeth
or into his heart of hearts, and wrapI
round them both lavender-sprinkle
copy of the Liberal Christian; and du
ring the last few days of every month
he writes a communion sermon and hi
remarks on the Golden Age. But some
times he departs from the order; anC
it was Gas we have already mentioned
during one of his "off weeks" or new
| departures, that he characterized Mr.
Beecher as ga monophysite of the An
| tiochian school" The shamelessness'o
the charge Is the more apparent from
the well-known fact that Mr.. Beeche
was regular scholar of the Litchfiel,
district school.-G Golden Age.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-22
EMPoRIA onuRoN pIREcroRY,

me. Rev. ALgEhr MoCALLA, Pastor. Services
School SIsX a m s. B: Rigs, sapI PrsyOr
nesting Wednesday evenings atT p M. strAnE-
UNITARIAN soCIErY.-At EskrIdge Hail. Cor
ner OF Commercial St and 9th avenue. Services
each Sunday at the usual hours morAi sS and
school at Q q; m. Seats free. Strangers cordial
ly welcomed.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Merchants st. and 9Th
avenue. Rev. u. KELLEY, Pastor. Services
each sabbath At II 2: m: and p; M o rISysr
sSSsaas se cS sunday morning. at OK O'cisck.
FIRST CoNaREG ATIoNAL.-Corn of Mcchan-
les ST. and sth avenue. Rev. q. T. MELyIN, Pas
tor sTyeSc enSn sSnSsE ATM a.cr mo @n p se s
vices. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL (welsh) Corner
e s:.:Or $ sssS iC
m. and 81 ,. m; rraSeE meeting each Wcdnes-
FIRsr BAPrIsr-Corner OF Merchants st. and
vices every sunday at the usual hour morning
: .RS su1ni Sabbath School, e at Is On m
avenue. Rev d. CRocKER, Pastor Service.
s se. SsSSasa EVENING" sSSaih scSCo
at3k p. m.
AFRICAN. NJ. Estate st. between Sd and 4th
Up. m Sabbath School at 5 p m Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday EVENING" Rev. W. r. Carson
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN.-serviee every Sab
bath afternoon at 2 O'Clock, At the Baptis
Church. corner OF Merchants street and Fourth
avenue. Rev JonS JOINS. Pastor
PROTESTANT EPISCoPAL.-Corner OF CONNER
eial st. and eth avenue. Rev. L. L. HoLDEE
Pastor. Services every alternate sabbath at i
.. m. and TX y. m.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAS.-At the Court Hou.
f.sssr. eA00A'" . " -
ERIRxDs,-Co.nsr Q, sylvan s.; and on avenue
eoEyisss Sundays and Wednesdays ~ IL - m.
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WEBSTER AND EWING.


The late Hon. Thomas Ewing acquir-
ed the so5riqsset of solitude Ewing"
from speech he made in the Senate OF
the United States, at time when the
country labored under great financial
embarrassment and distress. In refer
ence to the paralysis of commerce, he
spoke with some extravaganza Of the
Northern lakes as solitude" and the
usual haunts of business as a "wilder-
ness" From this circumstance he was
called in derision for years afterwards
Solitude Ewing" by his political adj
versaries. Next to Mr.. Webster, he
was perhaps the most profound lawyer
of his age. Between these gentlemen
there existed during their lives the
most cordial personal and political SYM
pathies. An estimable lady of our city
who was much in fashionable society
in Washington during the ADMINISTERS
tons of Gen. Taylor, Mr.. Fillmore and
Gen. Pierce, relates to US the following
interesting incident, which took place
at one of the receptions Of Mr.. Ewing,
when he was Secretary of the Interior,
under Gen. Taylor, and of which she
was witness: The stately saloons OF
the Secretary were crowded to excess.
Mr.. Ewing occupied position in the
center of the reception room, where
each guest upon entering approached
and made his situations. At mo-
meht when there was scarcely breath
ing space about the person OF the Sec
rotary, and all the rooms were crowded
to excess, Mr.. Webster made his appear
ance, and the crowd involuntarily press
ed back that the distinguished Secretary
of State might pay his respects
to his equally illustrious COL
league. Mr.. Ewing saw Mr.. Webster
approaching and extended his hand
but Mr.. Webster, instead of taking it,
turned his deep grand eyes upon the
multitude, and raising aloft his own
hands, exclaimed with most solemn EN-.
phasis:
'sOh! solitude, where are the charms
That sages have seen in thy facei
Better dwell in the midst of alarms
Than reign in this horrible place.
Mr.. Webster warmly grasped the ex-
tended hand of Mr.. Ewing, who, with
all his surrounding friends, enjoyed
heartily the aptness of Mr.. Webster's
quotation.-Mdysrill Bulletin.
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The Horn of Plenty contains fruit
and flowers. In the time of King
David the people used to exalt their
horns.
hope we shall catch SEINE horn
pout, tomorrow. But of all the horns
in the world, like best the great tin
horn that Betty blows to let Us know
that dinner is ready; for dinner is good
when you are hungry, and 1 am hungry
about all the time.
So, now, I think my composition
quite long enough, l will draw in my
horn.
When Morton read what he had writ
ten to Cousin George and Ira, they
said they thought he had earned the
hooks and line, which they presented
him, and Saturday afternoon they all
went fishing, and, as Morton said,
chad glorious time" -Youth's Com
Dduion.
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The s'beautiful blonde" wife of one Of
the most respected citizens OF Kansas
City according to the ISBes) dressed
in complete male attire with handsome
false mustache, visited all the billiard
halls and faro banks of the city the 9TH
er night, bet heavily and won large
sums of money. She said she was
looking for her husband, and was cha
peroned about by an old well known
sport" The lady is doubtless emil
nenfly respectable.
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VOLUME Il.
MISCHIEF.


Who daily toddles all about,
Turns topsy-turvey, inside out,
All movables the house throughout!
Mischief.
Who In the saucepan dropped his shoe,
Then laughed to see cook Biddy steWY
You little rogue, we know twas you
Mischief.
Who caught poor pussy with moose?
Who broke the eggs Of sitting goose!
Who was it turned old Billy loose?
Mischief.
Who was IL let the chickens out
Upon the garden just laid out,
Then cheered the scratches with shout?
Mischief.
Who nips mas '"posies' In the bud!
Who blacks his shoes with yellow mud?
Who made the bath room all one flood?
Mischief.
Who Il It, to explore the well.
Once sounded it with dinner-bells
How many more things, who can tell?
Mischief.
Who now lies sleeping in the floor,
With cherry lips and pinafore
And face besmeared with cherry goreY
Mischief.
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SOUTHERN CLAIMs.-It is understood
that the Commission on Southern
Claims provided for by the last Con-
gress, will present its report next week.
Thus far the cases as presented amount
to ]. 100000, which aggregate the Com
mission has reduced to less than half G
million. = :
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ToTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIZ VIR-
IN tue of an order of sale issued out OF the Dis
trict Court within md for Lyon county, Kansas,
in which A. Larson was plaintiff, and n. FrtbeTg
and o. Matinson were defendants, bearing date
November nth, 1871, and to me directed, will
December, A. D. 1871, at the door OF the Count
sns oer for saS az nThic Auction ~ tha SigbeHt
bidder: for cash in hand, the following described
real estate situated in said county, to wit:
Lots number 145 and LAT on East street, In the
city of Emporia appraised at six hundred dollars,
to be sold as the property Of said defendant, o.
Msrtinson to satisfy judgment in favor OF A.
Larson and n. Friberg L. H. COATS,
sheriff OF Lyon county, Kansas.
RuaGLEs & PLUME, Att'ys for Plt'E
November ~, 1911 4T-bl
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The Methodist Church Extension So
Getty in the last ten months aided 1913
churches, giving on an average 8, 2SI.75
to each church.
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DIR. Burt writes that the Pope has just
made more than fifty new bishops,
which swells the present number OF
Italian bishops to about three hundred.
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Advertisements calculated by the inch. in length
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Eugene, the youngest son of Baron
Rothschild, is coming, 1t is reported, to
this country. to promote the scheme Of
the return of the Jews to JeFusiem. -
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NRoBINsON & SON, Proprietors. Corner
i 4. or Merchants street and Sixth Avenue. This
house has beon rehtted and furnished throughout,
and Is now open 70 the public. Stages leave daily
aud connect with all Eastern Railroads.