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| o0ourd ueraniaBt Wor0cu mar, oaB EN- 9tcqc1
cluen ;m6ildhrllGu mciBGu &nabcn 0ugeIll
lcn, acldllaAtn mo ctntu ShGoclbrndl beige
| hrddlt hattie.
- GS miro oiiielt Die 6id)tgitit Oer9lndl
rtdlt III Abreot 9eltcIlt, ooB am oberCn Y(ll
iomt cine Raj5tn gc9cn Suclauer ItattgcIun
| oeu babe.
--GNcitern WurOcn bon Ntm OorF noh Gu-
rop0 S96, 300 in SOntautGu OCridliit.
- DtontagJiadt branutCn IN ,Stricg Shorc
Ba., oaS 6rauIltu1Oocl, imti 2SobuacbduoC
un0 etu gciddttSIuocn ub. Ser Sdl0oct he.
trd9t ibcr $50, 900, bic Scriihcmng ungcfdbr
$4,000.
49, Die rcpublitani6c StaatSconueutjou
BON SlrgtttieA piro uH 27. september iu-
inmuenteten.
49, 9iad)Oem Der SHperi1tcnoent ,&nltdl,
@uemuertt" in 81. YouiS, RnmenS 0tGcle,
nit lutId)em ole 2lrbeitGr nu;ufricocu mdren,
reilgntrt bat, bHbtH Eebtcre bic 2rbCtt luit0cr
Quigeuommcn uHo TT Der lluSitauo bcCuNtGt.
- Htun Wttiltn lucitlidl bon SpriuJijClot
NO, prroe cin tcrautld)er Slebtreibcr, :.
GAomplun, ermoroet geiuotu uuO icblttn Ole
$4,000, mcld)e CT uorber UlS ben &rltS pon
Sicb, b0S er ucrtanit, bel itdl bate. Dtuu
glaubt, Dap eiu gtlpIlier SStbiter, Der WOau,
Der III iCtucr @eieuihait mar, ebcniallS ciu
Stcbtrtiber, tbu crmoroet bat.
- 9tuS G0nao0 luWo itbcr S0blrcid)c2Snloa
brdnoe III 6olge OCT OnoNutuloen groBcu0lee
gctlagt.
49, Su 9tt,p, port 1T 2luorSnuug getroiicu
WOroeu, iCrc in tiuem StuottisnbabnwaQcu
bcftuolte bctruuteut YCriou anf Der Sttlt
3u uerbatcu uuO iino III Otciem 3wcdt lingS
Der @Utnb0bnlutCn Bol.Stttn III StOlI autr
gelicllt.
- Der WarquiS bon 2orue mIO Die eng
liidlc Yriuciiin gouiie pcrotH, lute man ult
oarbolt Ocriid)ert, HHi ldngcre 3tIt tbrcn
gHfcutbalt III Canada uebmcu.
- DIE Sonue briugt cS ait ben gag! 2lm
uer1dngcnen SrmlIag murhcu III Ablugclou,
Sno., SWci iuuge OtdHuer, ytamcnS poloSo,
utrbnittt, lutldlt in Sabre 1864 ctlcu gepIi
ZEN SibbitS crmcrbCt batten,
- Sin 0cutiier YougoOn in Sat 6rnnt.
ort bet 8lton, N.fD., bat porDeIItrH 9fudlt
crit iciHe Sr0u cridllagcu lulo oauu ltd ielblt
auigebingt. Die Seranlaiiung Su otr Sbat
mar, OaB Die Sral iidl uelgcrtc, Dem Yang
Don ibrtn gruHobtTt iu itbTid)rcbeu
2tuS Grtenbrler 9Sbtte Sulpbur
Springs, ". y, mtro iibcr Die anhNltenoe
Dlrrc unS Ocret nu6tbeiligcn GmiIaB auf
bic 6eloiriidltc gctIagt.
- AHl 20. D. ~. ltlloet III SSelt Sf8l1Icl
cine oll9eneinc 2tbnimmuug ooritbcr ltott, oh
cine GouititntionS.Sonpentjon SWommtnuc
ten 'oll.
- &orgciteru inO nit Dem 9Nmptcr ans
9upun Die lterbidlenllcberrelte ocSVielttCnontS
Wtc9ee III Suu 6ranSiSco an9elcmmeu, Der
bel ber 9Iiolre gcgcn Aorca gttOOtet uuct.
0icielbeu lOtCn IN GcringtOn, Sn., belgelebt
merbeH.
in Nsuieelnnb b0ben Die 8hrNel beiboiicn,
cine nui Attcu ~ Crrtbteuo. 2boilhlddnB Som.
pa0nis 40 iUrmrCH, NM nit ocH omcrtauid,Cu Wnu.
NibidnAcru In ienCU @AuiNrr conturrren gu tone
nCn.
49, Ole Sua iO1 getiJlldl ertranIt iCtH,
Ste acittileu iRtanotcuC Glnunbmen bcunacu
$l9l,t2S.N.
SenutOr Sumner behuoct ltb felt 0etcrn nod
elmer rcuntron0tliten Ahprcubttt ipttoU IN Bolion
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q SrhIttamncilrici1rr11.

Ytelp Uort, 10. Nu9. = Der O0mpitl
ySbiua" lit uOn etperpOOl angclommen.
. Il o II, 10. 4ng. - Der 9ampfer ,,Sa,
maria" il Don 9iuerpOol angetommtlI.
gtelu y Ort, 10. Aug. - Die 8ompier
yGitp Of 9imerid" mo yStalD" iiHO bon 81
uerpool bier an9ctommeH.
New Oort, 10. Aug. - Der 80mpftr
y Yereire" lit BON Brett augctOmmeu.
30 ton, Diaii,, 10. 2tug. - Ser britt
id1e Shooner ;, ,Matbiloa Yi pom &urSbOro, +"
Der NIT @gpS bdOoeu mar, itrauoete ont
Great Boint Rp bel Nantufet III Der 9ladt
beS 13. b. NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
NuS Mcrifo.

Stabt Merifo, IL. 9lug. - Seibe
Yarteien treiicu sluitalten Ill einer r0tepolution
- Der Gontratt NIT Der llnter Galiforuiid)en
Goloniiations @eielidaft 1T Don Der 9te9ie-
RING auisel6lt iporben. - Sm Staate Buebla
itno bon Der SuuoeSregierung 0eben Yraicf'
ten obne Sug nno 0ted)t perhaitet worbeu. -
Die Heuolutiou in EobaSto lit unterorildt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
Slms N1elnzO OInrf.

New Oort, 10. Mug. - Sn Der llntcrs
iudlung beS Observation-Disclosures 8etrciiS ocS
llngliitS aui benz ,98eitfielo" mad)tt beute
NtOr9en GbaricS g8, 8aSmea, ciu Su9e
nieur, Die gluSiage, buB uadI ieiHer llc6cr
5engnug i'm 9an5en 9telu YOrtcr 6aicn iib
nidt mebr ais iitnf intetli8ente 3ngtnieurS
hefnhrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
SlmS NennfvlDaniem. --OaS neueffe
1funliid in Der Gohlenartlbe.

Yittltou, IA. Aug. - Bis 8 llbr beute
abenb iinb erit iiinf ecid)en auisefnnoeu NOR.
ben. Die iftedte 9uit in Der @rube idBt
bic Iettun9S nur iebr langiam fort
id)reiteu, ulo uirb ibmerlid Giuer Der Ser
ungliidtcu nod lcbenb ausetrofien iperben.
8ie @rnbe, in lpeld)er iif baS llnglid ers
eignets, lit idon lett lan9er 3eit ipegen Der
boieu gSetter, Die baielbit berrid)sn, beriidti9t
geweien.
Yitt # II, Is. aus. - lin llbr beutc
Morgen wuroe bic leste yeite i'm vGa9les
Sdadt, auiseiunben. Sis 9ciernNad)t mn
II llbr mareli niht mebr atS eeidIen aufge:
iugoen worben. gu jener .3ett pnrbe ailF
stnoronuns oes Srnber.Snipettors, Der mitt'
lsrweile ansetommeu mar, Die @rube pon Der
b1ien 9uit 9ersiuigt uno entlprehenoe Senti'
lations.9inrihtunsen gettoiten, un " llbr
fritb tparen neuu fernere eeidlen anf9efunSen
iporbsn uno fur5e 3eit sarauf nod, ers,. SIM
@an,en maren IL Yerionen uerun9liidt.
Nreitag miro bas qeidleni ihaugerid)t abge'
halten wsrpen unb 1T ein&omite ernannt mot
ben, bas bis oabtn Die Srabe unterindeu uno
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SfuarifT auf Sueiuucr.

81 IN ufee, BlSe., 10. Nu8. : Glhee
9epeide BON 9llrnsapolis, ia9t, Bag soei
8ruber, yiamens 6artuid cine anS0bl
Chippewa Snoianer IN Der 9labe BON Sce
Darling aui nl6roeriid)e gSeiie angc9riiien
ruo spei berielben getSotet baben. Die Scs
briiber Sartmid beihulbigen Die Gblppeua
9noianer De8 0iebiiabls. Sie baben Hdl in'
oeiIen ielbit ben Beborbet ilberleiert. (OaS
mrb gtidtS idaben. Die Geid)worencn III
ieneu @e9cnben iiub gewbbnt, bic Snoiancr
ais luilbe Seicu i'll betrabten nnb peroen
hie Snrtmid'S freiipredleu)
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SeleQrapbiI(be Sepel6e1t.

t8on Der ~Iioctirten Brefc" fir Den .8eut6en
Sorreipoubenter" beridtet. - Ger nSorreiponz
timore's, me(tles Sic Snlauo ; uno 8aUels3e.
peiben beSiebt uno poIhdRht9 pfrbifeutlttt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
Ole Dampfcrs Wgplolion bel aVapSs
pillc, u. >SJ.

8uifalo, 10. Au9. = Die geltern &C.
meloete @rplofon aui Dem 3ampfer .GbGus
tau9ua" bat ni6t, pie eS bieB, bel MavS.
pias, Ohio, OaOer, ,,.I BET - gsapSpllls, an M /,
unbefanut 9iad) ben biSberigcn Grnlitte.
llngen 1T Die ,3abl Der &obteH 3m6li.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
1r. efro. rrinbaro,
Writ, Munbar,t INN Grbnrtsbclfcr,
STR. las, SScft=Tapctte=,
Suiidsn Somarpa une gatffraBe.
Ca Or. ). C. Illon(ton's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
9fscffssefe ser Gutaip. uns Saratosaifraee.
9olfGubise @ehle Su $40 bis $t5, pelbe garaus
tirt lpcroen 3uirieoenbett Su 9eudbreM.
sogen su 90 @ents pro stii; refine @cloiIaun9 mur
BE; bifto Stlbcrhdung 81. dui $40 Sabre 9ardntirt
Das 9iireau lit su icber 3eit oiielr Sonntlas bon
bis t2 llbr Bornlttdgs. (Wat f9,t2We.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
Dr. Il. 5appinston's

HWTusstHttUFF Vs*F
in elm Gsberss MIR eefabrioies SeilmitteI fir
Suiteu, S.rfaltuug, aeud,bnffeu, 4,eiierfeit SC.
Gs belieitst Gut5labnug nne oerbltrt eaeurb
Shipiusiuht. Dieir por3h9lt4e nne stnee 9uten
nn,ht un6 bat sro5e 3uircbenbett ge9eben. 2rdpas
rirt Don Or. u. 2appinstou, Wr. f32, Rores
0erftrdee.
Sn babll bei auen 9dnbern i'm sIGgemeinen. Rrsis
Gents. (Gtop.23.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
stus eips0Iorf. = Die 0Srlc.

Rew Dort, 10. 2lng. 49, @elc bis 3,
Grhauge 8, sob ll2t, Ger llSb, 'G2w ll4s,
Central 94t, Grie 800, 9teoOiug l14k, gatt
Sbore 1893, YittSburg ll84, gtortb l8c
itern 69f, Ditto Yrioritdteu 914t 0tOd 9SlUuo
108g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
2DfaIberidbtc aus s,4SaIbiu9tpn.


W q y Hgt on, 10, 2luguIi. .-lleber ote
bereitS f3 QenlelOete Grmorouug bCS Spic-
lcrS Sobul lWcGartbO al Bcuulnluantn 2lu.
eriabreu min folgenoct 9tdbere; V(cSortb1
gug nit etHem .Uilune, JtOmcns YuIlD, btt
2lDemte eutlaug, ais ibuer nabe ou ~.
StrnBc Sluel anotrc Wfdmer, 2ennlS 2nrs
ocn uHb 3obu SnmeS, (eu Srnbcr oeS I'M
Ecbrlnr BON Eollter erid)oNeHeu oSonlm"
,}ameS) be9eguetat. SaroeH trat ioiort out
Mc&artBD III mo ldllug i'm, oicer cruic'
berte Die SdJldac, uno ais bic YOliSet ite
trCnnte, iruerte 8aroen 3 Shiiiie aui icinen
@cguer ab NicGurtbp toImcltc itbcr Die
Su0Be 0eQell OaS NInS ber Wta6amc 8ua
botS, biclt iid) bort ciueu Au9cnblt mo
ltiirSte iobuun nit Dem }luSruic: oUICn Sott!
Sd) bin getGotct" porHiibr. Diau ld)Nlltt
i'm uad Der 2tpotbcfe DeS prn. GntmtltIc,
woielbn CT tfog Der Niilic bCt AerStt Sppes
iler uno Duncan bluneH melltgen Dtnntel
ieiucn @cilt auf9ab. Nnd &aroGn, Der be
trGdtltd) an Sopft ucrlctt mar, wnroe III
Oiclelbc glpotbete geid)aiit uno mIlBtt Nehcu,
mie icin Opicr ben @elt Gutgab. Set Der
GOrouerSs llntcrlnd)ung idlite Die Snf0 oaS
Scrbttt: OaB UicSartb0 Su Sooe fam ourd
Shii0e aus cinem Biltolc III Der bano Oens
mis- .. 0Oroeu'S mo oaB 9nmeS All Der
Gbat nit idulOtg iei." Stoe tunroen hrs
Stidu9uiB gebrad)t.
- Die Gonuentiou Der fotboliid)eu gSobl
tbdtigtcitS. @eieaAoiten oeS 0ilnlttS DC.
bufs Bilbuug einer Union trot beute frilb III
,Garroa. Do0e" Suiammen. ipr. G. Is. Gut
ian lpurOe gum tempordreu SoriieenoCn uno
S9r. 8. 3. Glart gum ttmpordreu Seiretar
crnGblt. yiohoem eiu Gomlte eruarltt por.
ben mar, nm oer GouututicH i'll Der Ibeno.
ieuug @cihGitSs&Orlageu su maden, uer>
tagte man iid, bis gum 2tbence
-9aS Gonlite ,nr llnteriufuug Der Bolt
Sei Gerid)tSs 2tugele9enheit hat ieincu 9erdDt
0crBiIentlidt. 8crlclbe entbdlt ole betannteiI
9lntlagcn uuO cmpfcblt idleBiitb eine 9ritno'
tide 0&eiorm.
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Der Selbitmpre Der Niola &aritbs


Godeitsr, R.D., 10. gug. 3as
@ebeimniB, III nwcld)eS ii6 nod immcr bdS
tragiid)e Gube biiat, oas Siola Sarihner IN
6allsiielo genummen hat, wirO iid nuna
mebr balb auitldren, ba man ben llngen
Otaru arretrt bat, Der baS MGod)en al
Die Stelle gelodt bate, au ueld)er fc fidl
iiber bic bobe llierb0id)un8 biuabitilrSte. SIS
iinb ieitoem nlebrere Snbiuionen Grretirt nor
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Or. Nru[fr.

Str. 81, Sbarpitrase.
Spredljtuueen:
son bis llbr lrdb; uon bis ubr Wahlnitta9e
uuc pon bis nor Ibenbs. (Sau.6,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
se 6olobrim's
la beriihmtet
Gdlpei,er @einsWaarn>8itterer,

sur iiheren Seiluns uon
nerrorbenetn Ufdacu, xopfipeh, unoertduliet,s
lei, dFaaenfranpi uni aueu Nranebeiten ,
melsne pom tem magen berrubrsr.
C5eprandsanWeifung: Gin fteine5 Y''ngIas oou Dor
belp Ytttaa5eien unb Gins uor BEN t .ltaengeben.
3u utrfaaien bel 4. e5utebeirn, Rr. 23s, aBeas
Srattffr.. Baltimore, Wb. Ssp.f,fS)
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Ointiu's 2lgucsO Oiirtnr
iuirt poHtip oas
rdlicIfirb"r



g. MOIST ourdaus ttirrn untrrlt, >, OF 6tr ia
bronh ~ ob0 udL Nn Tiatin yguc SiStnr
brJugt cS NunI aus cen Suncnr. gglr tonnCn Taus
itnrS urtGt bHr6 bic Wi attnl 2sms NJ rtnr turitt
lpnrbrr nb tttr ani0brrn iCbUd mrTbrn ptY nur bic
y.umcn H. lRo6npldVc Jlnef. ntlte 6isricib bcteHnt
itno, unhbun. unc mGlbt GaeHo Jeman6, bet ,s
ipAHdt, cuniuttrn tnnu.
2Ittcitatr.
Nantes, TtaHtrrb, gs Trt, 1870,
Sru. ", 81, NiQger, Baltimore, Wth.
C9Ccbtttr SEN ld babe bic Y brr, ocu Gmpfann an
u6 2hrtibtng pom H. Epp. turldeb lbrc Rlmricu
non To- 800 Rt1uc5 aui Ole SS. Jatllan6er 4 Gomp.,
u neDt,clntunt NIT uni,rm ScuttatE nom 10. Oh.
80, cutbdlt, aniuIdlrl uuO init Uctcm @ctoriatn
frncunr lt 2ir ann ulstnlocn Wacntrn In htn Wrr'
@t0lltu, Srnitot une quo amrttid iht bcu WCrtnul
Der fatiu zlIgtIc UIirtur uttte Itou TO ptl tNus
tcS In uRicrcm Cll(ncn VanoCunb SpGntCn bemrrfAels
ltat bat.
9clt Witrtuu eubGlt ituCu GuiniH uH6 buthdnS
Rbte. mao s6crduatnttucue eielunhbst i6aoen fam;
GHb ~ Nc Hdt tuudngcHrbm nt tScidmadf 1d tGufte
hos MfJtpt uun otm btrlbmtrn fpnntiden WrItr Or
Bilbrp cSoubalt{, uad6tn ccrclhe nd Don bsr qrar
unc 3lGGr}c CGR tr citaeo Rtscpt Ga6rsn6 , lslntr
40 iagttgeu FraIts oBur cHgu cn4gen 6ebItlag an
gtiuanOt bat QQU.
Elc RGtiu, 3taurs NSiftur IN bOuptldhltdb aus
her u,lCn uHt dIttncu lGcncu gemddt urb ber ga
ilrnt uruu6t tIue gtuOgTlidl geUcnsmrpic Htt Az
dubtrn, muUTlno Il NIt Diltur ctuntmmt 9e III In
QuautDldtM uUt bem ,trhgnlt tdaldJ genomnen
putnocrt cS bds gDC6irlIeJu In btr @eBtHorn, mo
SIiee uesel tsul9t Rsr Raucut Nnoet anh, Oa6 bic
6abnrd icinrr aIIetrnctn, C1tmncttitenfioHc bSbt.
Sd NaTaHtirc, buR Die Didtin Neucs Di lrtur itbcn
san uon 2BrG'lfcUr uioIartd) llrrt Agr crgetsutr
tjuhap Turdnte.
gRr etb0lttn lortpdtrCub ioIdlt 9ri,ir, pC Die
Rubucbenbrn
9alumow, ben 25. Wat 1871.
Stn. ". q. Nlaoer - D}tn iGnaitre Qipb, lueru
Sabre ait, lpmbC uon brm getditdtttr bctateu; %
lpurot pcu cluCm promnenten ar,tt btbonbclt NET,
der idH,6Nt uildrtr, tr ionrt gIitts msbr idr bGIs
iClbc tJuu, Oa 6gntu 9itut Su gDaitr uutbc Gin
,7ttuuo uctb mir, SBrg NNrt4r An gebvauteu. 9dj
atRl 81 Agntu unb Ot, Neora Wl1tr iagtc MIR, fc
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Dr. Hl. ll1ifnfr,

bcmoopatbiffber sIr5t,
Nr. 274, 8eit= =Sapettes, nabe BineHtraBe.
5predJfunben: Bormttass bis 0 ubr une
fnUmittag5 pon his utr. (3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16

eSulano=9 o=9epeidea.

Mms 4ybilaoelpbia. - Sfaticnalz
Convention oer Shneiocr fir
Sunoen Slrbeit.
Bbilabelpbia, ID. aug. - S,ehte
Otoraen trat bier bic MatiOual Sonpcntlon
Der Sd)ueiber fit &nnOen, slrbeit sulamnlen.
Yraiiocnt 1T Safob Moritdot bon Ncir'Dorf,
SefretGr 99. 6. Suder BON ebenba, Sdlab'
nleiiier Sobn Belb BON cbenoa. Die Sieun'
Och iinb aehelnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16

gssl StnuiOrO'sSdubz emporium
W. Rr. 5O4, III SiattimCrss. ndbs tsr
Vs. liIrffFd1c.
ASly OttutTtu ltb Ole bttcH bier qCmGdtgH ShutS
lut Iomch, wdthrn nut atHesr yu ben ndts
Ntbtnorn GUqtmeiitgtu ErgitH:
icat Lamtr yd0'ua. 9uop' Ehubc, Y 80mpe $3.50
"Hoplibubt, Gu , a. l.. Bampe 5.2
glNtQtbe .....,..,...... 2.24
RNtN1tGlb .-...,r,rr,....,,. S.Et
NaimoTltG @lGce &dnp6 .......... 2,50
UiGbhc 9UDplldubr VutrHt 8Gmps ..,.. 500
U}ahtcu SHuVlihpbC tnluCc- NaWpg ,.... S.75
@ronSl uuo auotrt buntt ( ,DIbc uuer STOGen uHo
Eormtu, tuIr pGtcn pto"pt aui Srhtuurg blsb
NanbGTbtlt. iOuit RtpGraurgn Gut unb blaie ats
WGNt.
a9- In pateu ptre Ieutfd ssiprpdsu.
tNidE1Ail
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Auoult pallanf,

sirieDeuSri d Ter.
Mmtstofsl: wr. is, Aeff Sauettearaae; @obs
nupgs Ssr: 90, @erriicnftraee.
Sbr. 4. Sopp, Soniabler.
9aufbrteIe, Snpofbetenjheine Gef1mente, 8ona
madbten, Gonratte uno ate arbcren gefcetidben 8ds
piere perbtn eprre,t nub pinttli arsneiertgt 1872
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16

Sic tebtc Gibung bcS uor66ntidJen
SGnqerbnnocS IN Rem DOrt crgab, bNB
onS 0efiSit hes lceter SdugcriecS nod uiDt
$4,000 betr6gt,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-07-20
The SBLTRY SEASON.
It's PleaSlEes-sts PeEspirations
and its Pie-Nies.

Amorous July with her fiery
suns aud eonsuous .zephyrs, seems
20 Undue the youth Of our county
with 4 desire TO commemorate her
brief stay with pic-nics, excursions
and other rustic enioymente well.
calculated 70 consume the long and
drowsy hours that she bestovs up
On Us in her onward march. Syl
van shades, deep, dark and cool
shutting out the rays from Old SoPs
Gerry eyes and suggestive Of rest
and quietude and indolent tranquil
ity. are very inviting to the young
farmer who has been Drawing the
heat Of the sun in the fields, as well
as the youthful merchant OF clerk
whose eyes have been dazed with
the glare Of tie pavemcnts and
streets of our town, aud whose pa
per collar has too often undergone
the sweating process to suit his rigid
ideas Of a comfortable toilette, or
bis notions as to what constitutes a
preseutabIe appearance. In fact
sylvan shades, as the poet calls
them, or in plain patois "under
tree" or "where it's coor' constitute
the acme Of enjoyment during
this sweltcring weather when the
mercury in the thermometer looks
as if It was trying to climb as high
as the tower Of Babel. Neverthe-
less sylvan shades are not perfectly
desirable to the incipient lords of
creation and the beaux of the pc
Rod without there arc some tender
eyed, rosy Tipped, sweet voiced spe-
cimens Of femininity, sparkling
with vivacity, radiant III lawns and
calicoes and tip-toeing on tiny heel
cd CATERS TO share the aforesaid
shades with them. Then viee Versa
it IS also reasonable to conclude in
view of the natural weakness of
the sex, that the belle of the period
would consider a shade tree a sort
OF an Indifferent side-show to ma
ture in the summer months, if it
did not shelter at times in common
with herself, some impossible spe-
cimen of the masculine gender
whose moustache was oiled and
whose hair was curled alone for
her, whose half-Aedged wing was
plumed in high flown flights of fam
cy and love for-her or some other
girl. Therefore pic-nics, celebra-
tions, barbeeues and "berryings"
during this terrific weather may
well be considered mutual marrying
arrangements, which the sweet
memories of our own youth teach
as to regard with more than ordina-
~ interest.
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CIR efVIEIZtTTON.
IssOchsF Man HASeEp ~
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
Tie triaI Of Council ia tie Grim
inal Court, last week, created
profound sensation; not that it
disclosed any extraordinary degree
of guilt any where, but because it
threw a new light on a question
which vas considered settled.
Cornell was accused of being &C
cessory to the death Of Fenton, for
the murder of whom Calvin was
hung nearly two years ago. About
twelve witnesses were examined,
whose testimony went TO show that
Council was blameless; and vast
mass of the testimony went to cor
roborate the truth of the testimony
which Calvin gave of himself when
on the point Of being showed into
eternity, that he did the shooting in
self defence. One young man, who
was not witness in the Calvin tri-
ais, named Randolf Miller, swore
that Fentou shot first, while Calvin
had his hand on the door knob, in
the act of going out. Calvin then
raised his hand to his head for q
moment, and turning around fired
at Fenton. Attorney General
Wright discharged a strong rebuke
at the witness for having these facts
undisclosed in his bosom, when he
knew by telling them a new trial
could be got for Calvin. The wit,
ness said he was never summoned
on the case. The general complaint
made by the friends of Calvin was
that everything was carried on with
such a high hand, and persons were
so inundated by the whole regime
of the period, and the numerou;
satellites attached thereto, that il
was more than a mans life was
worth to voluntarily offer to tell the
truth. Nearly all the witnesses ex
amined in this late trial Of Connel
disclose the fact in their testimony
that Calvin shoti self-defenee, and
that he was bounded to death by
Radical hate.
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A machine has now been perfec-
ted which may be applied to cooling
the air of theaters, halls, and all
public and private dwellings. One Of
these machines will either produce
two hundred pounds Office per hour,
or will furnish in the same space of
time thirty thousand cubic feet OF
air, cooled to a temperature Of thir-
ty-three degrees Fahr. 1t is proba-
bic that in a few years we will turn
on from the registers the cool air
in summer and hot air in winter
The application Of such an apparat-
us to the pipes of a heater would be
extremely simple, and furnish just
what we want when the heater is
of duty.
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There is no other spoken Ian
guage SO cheap and expressive BY
the telegraph as the English. So
the electric wires are becoming
teachers Of our mother tongue in
foreign countries. The same amount
of information can be transmitted
in fewer English words than French
German, Italian, or any other Eu-
ropean language. In Germany and
Holland especially, it is coming to
be a common thingtO see kilograms
in English, to save expense and En-
sure precision.
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A good book and good woman
are excellent things for those who
know how to appreciate their value
There are men, however, who judge
of both from the beauty of the COW
ering.
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County Court Of Lawrence County

J. NJ. Powell, admir- and others, VS.. j. r.
d. Sandy and others.
T appearing to the court from the affidavit
i fled in this case, that W. II. Sandy and
- Sandy are non-residents of the State of
Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon them. It is
therefore ordered by the court that publca-
ton be made for four successive weeks in the
ULAsKI CITIZEN newspaper published IN
Pulaski. Tennessee, requiring said nou-res-
ident defendants TO appear before said Coun-
" Court ut the court house in the town of
Lawrenceburg, Tenn, on the LIST Monday in
August, 1871, and then and there enter
their defense to the original and supplement
tai petitions fled against them and others
by said petitioners, or the same viii be Ia
ken for confessed as TO them, and set for
hearingBN- parte. w. a, GILMORE.
july20-4t Clerk.
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The New York Riot.
AHV NCW UIh IeIUt'
Over 100 Killed and 800 Wound,


A most horrible riot occurred in
New York on Wednesday last, re-
sulting in the death of nearly 100
men and the wounding Of some 300
others. The cause of the distur-
bance was the celebrating by Or
angemen, the battle of the Boyne,
which was fought near that river,
il Ireland, in 1890, betw cen VIII,
liam the Third of England (called
William of Orange, at the head of a
combined force of English, German
and allied detachments of almost
every Protestant Kingdom of Eu-
rope, and the cx-King James the
second, with an invading army of
Frenchmen and Irishmen. The bat
tie was a decisive one and ended in
the complete overthrow Of James
and his Catholic supporters.
From press dispatches we learn
that about 100 persons were killed
during the riot. The total number
OF wounded was unknown, but fif-
teen were known to be MORALLY
Wounded, At the sixteenth Pre-
cinct there we're sixteen dead bod
les. "Wednesday evening they were
removed to the Aorgue, at 29th
precinct There are at present on
~ 40bodies.there. The only ones
80 far identified arc Henry c. Page
of the 9th Regiment; the advert
sing agent of the Grand Opera
House, Charles Petit and Others.
several of the killed and wounded
we're rioters Col Jim Fisk Was ut
the head Of his regiment Ethe 9th)
when he mas wonnsled in the leg by
bullet "A woman accompanied
by cliu Withdrawing an Orange
itaadkerchiefstat she preeessionswRs
shot deasbbyza hnrly fUfIian who
deliberately placed his pistoifo her
hss.s1 before firing. The Fufian
tien shot dead the little girl who
was With her. The police after
great difficulty suppressed the riot
aud arrested several of the rioters.
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500 REWARD.

Lest on or about the 18th day of February
1852, at Pulaski, or between Pulaski and
Memphis, Trunk marked W. s. FLIPPIS,
Columbia, Tenn. Said trunk contained be-
sides clothing an Account Book and Book
Of Receipts, One hundred dollars will be
paid Tor the recovery Of the book Of receipts
and accounts. The trunk was left at Pu-
lsski. Enquire Of Gen. J. Z. Brown.
iulyl3-lm W. S. FLIPPIN.