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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
SluS Saeensbnrab. 1lnrubcn.
1uS Rc DIR Der frcipu MeSc.

OgoenSb bdrgb, R..O., II. 9tu9.-
gBie mir bereitS 8elicrn 8cmelbet, trelbt Hdl
bier ein Baron Oecamin btrum mcdler be-
bauptet, iriiher fatboIidcr BrieiCr 9eipeien
;u iein unb itdl III einem Sortrage ocn CT
geitcrn bielt, in ioldler gSciic gcscu ben Yapit
nuSipraf, Dap CT uuterbrndleu mb untcr po'
liScilidlem Sduee nadl puuie cSfortlrt mer-
Den muBte. @egeu 9lbcnO luotttc nieocrholt
9ecauiu einen 8ortro8 baltcn. Die Boli5ci
900 eS aber uOr, ibn 5n iclncm ci9enIn1duSe
inter ihren Semabrl1m Su uebmcn uno ilthrtc
i'm nnh oent Bolt5ei4D mo Fd)
eine 9roBe Menldenmaie uerGmmelt bate,
GS gelang Der BolSei, nahbtm ite nebrire
Biirger ais Sotuntdre iiir ben Nolijeioicnli
eiugeld)woreu, idllieBlid) bic Wtcndeumcngc
Su Seriireueu, moraui 0eeamn III letu Guar
tier gefiibrt wurbe. Die Aufregung 1T itbt
groB, uub 1T etn grober Sbcil ecr Siirger.
idaft bariiber aurgebradlt, oaB baS Solt oaS
Redlt Der ireien ReOe su ltGren indt. Be
:abbdrte StGbte baben l6re S1ilfc 5ugeiagt,
I'M fir beu Shne btcier Otchtc etnSu'
iteben.
OgbenSburgb, II. Nn9. - Winpor
Brocton bat beltc etue Proclamation erlaiIcn.
SSu oerlelbeu marnt er Die Ginpobuer ild)
ieoer Stbrun9 beS 1ted)t5 Der freien 9febe 81
entbalteIt, AT oeIen SduB CT allies III Ielnen
8raiteH Stebcnbc anbteten wrroe. oente
Dlor9en iauo cine auBerOroeutllte &criamms
lung tatt, luelde SCihliliic bciielben SubattS
fubte, NIB iou erfor0erlldIell SalleS Die !DtlltS
etberuien tperben. 3bomaS 8aleD nno
mebrere anoere 2!ufibrer ber llnrhDItliter itnO
perbaftet morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18

S6tiie, nab Guglano enttcmmen. Dlit
benz Grl6le Der mitgeupmmenen Wdaren,
uno nit benz Geloe, ba8 er in oem 8oifer
ce8 8aters uuf pemSbiife geiunbeu bate,
mat er nad gtmerita 9egangen. Bon bort
bbrte man nibts mebr lber ibn.
Bon Alaubia nod!
Die 9eide beS ebemaligen Gdnotpaten
Spbaane8 3eibmannu mar pertpbIt in
pem Sdutte bes uiepergebrannten glbla9e=
bluleS gefunoen.
Sin babies 3abr mar iettOem pergangen.
9a trat Der !6err Shpma3 8iepenitpd Sl
&lauoia.
valaupia, Der Snipectpr S6raper ididt
mid Su Sir. Der arme Menid bat ielbit
niGt bic Courage -"
n3u mir Su tommeu, Ontel 2bpmas ?"
p3u Dir Su tpmmen."
$50 9ebsn mir Su ibm."
u6e, Widbden, Gu piIllt ?"
p@S mub baS 6erS an etwaS bdu9en,
Ontel GbCma8. SO bdn9t pus meinige
an leineu 9inpern."
nllno bOifentlid autb an Dem icini9eu. :"
rgS piro iid ia finpeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
xelearapbiIcbes 2laerlei.

- an Sloomsburg, Yd., uernridd)te oors
(ebtc Iadt ein Sencr eincn Sd,aoen bon
$4,000. ~
- Die ,,@len's Salts Yapiermiibfe" III
@len's Salls, R..D., brannte gellernDtor9cn
ab. Der Sdaben betrdgt $4,000, bic Sers
iiderung bedt ben Sd)abcn.
- Eride, Der &aiirer ber Hlrnta aobbe &
Co., ber weaen angeblit)er llnterldlaguug
(mau iaat, 1T e6be BON s50,000) perbaftet
muroe, 1T ,ur Siir9idaitSleiltlng perItatteI
iuorbeu.
- Die oeifri0en Snlanblteuer. .Ginnabmen
betru9cu s263 ,076.66.
- Die aeltri9eu ntanbIteuer. Ginnobmcn
bctruseu 1855, ,930.sl.
- am rs. au9uit miro bic Contention
Der y9tational'Sebrer' Iiiociation" III ct.
4ouis erbfluet meroen.
- Sohuion's Bapiermiible in Rortbeait'
8a., 6rannte porgeitern ab. Der Sd)a
oen betrdgt s20, 900, Die Serii6erung nn0e'
idbr $4,000.
: Soraslielu abeno belt bic ,pbarna,en,
tiid,eaIociation ponJieips 3erieD" i'm ,Gonti.
ueutal.Sotel" IN Song Brad eine SiBun9.
in meld,er bed)loileu wuroe, baiiir Al agitis
rem, oaB bic @emerbeIeucr osr slpotbefer
BON $25 aui $40 berabgeIett lueroe.
- SptytIitlH sNutHo lulibU w >itp ~
Bloomsbury, 3D., in cine 9rettermiible.
Dieelbe trannte NIT ocn yfeben9ebduoen ab.
Der Sfaoen betrd9t $4,000, bic Scriide.
ruug $1,000.
- Sn Robebine, Gonn., III Der amerita'
niihcShooner u5rantlin" mescn Scrletnn9
Der ,Sildsreigeieee nit Seld)la8 bels9t NOR
| Sen.
-Die Sntuitries sansitellung in San5ralt.
cisco 1T bon einem grobartisen Grtolge be-
gieitct. Der Seiud 1T ebr sahlreid.
- Sn 9iihmono, Sa.. NIB llmse8enb.b ba'
gelte es ssitcrn 9tadmittaa pdbreno eines
beitisen Re9enitnrmes. 0as 3bermomett'
| fiel in 15 Wiuuten q @raOe.
- Seit Scm Dor cinigsn gSoden ertolgtcr
Cob, ber Sauta Clara. .Snbiauer i'm iiiblider
Utah baben oieie mebrfahe an9riiie auf BIZ
Infebler gemaht.
- Die Silbersruben tn Utah geben eiH
| isbr reid)e IuSbeute.
- Sn baS 9ofbaus Don Senrb Bomber
| in Dorf 8ead.@ @onntp, Wte., idlug porge
tern Nadt Der Slie ein, obne jebo6 an diln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18

ben. 8aS in ocm 6nuie bciiuolihc 6rauI
Vi3jic 0toorc bon Goucoro murbe bonn 9IiR
eridllGgcu.
Gergaugenen Samlug biclt Der Sicc.
YrIFoeut Solar cine Jfeoe nor ocu ainheru
unb oen YtitgIiebcrn Der SOuutagidlult Der
Congregational Sirdc in 9StHOHa, Diiuucz
iota.
Die 3pitatcitcu, rpcldle cine lau9c
Belt inter beu cubaHiidrn Gatrioen in Jiew
0orI beitanOcn, IinO uorgefern abeHo Or6
ole gSabl HeuCr Scamtcu betgelegt nor
oeu.
- @eituu Nadlmittag lauNcte einShlepps
oGmptr - man gtaHbt Der Dean Ntb
mouo" bon gtewNorG in Sing Sing uuo
nabm cine IujGbl Strdnngc olif nit OtucH
CT ben DuNiou biHunter ani uub oapou iubr.
Scr 0ampier ,.S5rHefa" uerfolgt ben Dean
HthmOnO." 2llS Die SuiOlgtcu, bic btrcitS
bis Jfodl0Ho getommen luartn, iabelI, baB
itc itbcrbolt werOeu wiiroen, bcmGbtigtcn fe
iib Ilctneren 8Oote, bic in Der gtabe luGreu,
entIGmeu ans llicr uno ucrburaeu iidD in Dem
SchbtS, no fe nadtrdglih umSiuBett murs
ben. glllcr 9SGbrid)ciulihtcit uab lcbt ell
uer;ueticlter &i beuor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
Sbrecftitbc8 Nerbrcebcu cineS Sfe:
acrS,

eouispille, Sp., II. 9(ug. - Ser
qau9eneu SamItag pllroe bic l0Jdbrgc
Go6ter oes 1bonlas9 s9cunett, ber i'll ocr yiGbc
Don Authorization an BET ,Yabreab' '@nit4
Sabn" tpobut, pernliBt Sin gteger Der bel
'Sru. Gennett in arbeit ilanb, uurbe bearg'
mbbut Gr perftdrfte bieen Argpobn, inoem
er iid beimlitl, oaeon nadtc. N'an leptc
linn nah uno iiug i'm ein, tpordnf CT folgell'
bes @eitdnbniB ablegte: Gr babe oas stub
al id,dnoen periud)t. 0a ibm oieleS nidlt
gc9tiidt, babe ct es erbroNelt uuo oann uod)
anmeubung eineS DieiierS ieiren 2ped er'
reid)t. Wabrifeiulid 1T bas Gdlenini bon
einem Neger bereils s9elBnd)t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
0pfalberiebte ane ANaihlnaton.

" arlington, II. 9luguii. - 0orben
uno SaueS, ole Der Grmoroun9 beS 0tts
Gartbp augetlagt Inb, 6eiiu6cu id im Sc,
fGnguiie. 90rbCu 1T BON icinen g6unoeu
beinobe gcbeilt, Der guuuolt beS 9oueS
miro CiHcu 0abcaS Corpus 9eiebl benuuor
gen, nm ictn0n GlicHtcu irci III beloms
men.
Die GonUcntion BON 1ucgoten ia
tboliidjer g9nbItbdtigteitS Gtjtllid)aiten hat
Rh inter bcm Namcu ,,Sotboliid)e g4obl.
tbdtigtGitSs Linton bCS 0uuittS Columbia"
or9ONlirt uuO cine Gouiitutiou oHgeuOnrs
mtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
Mus Mificuri. - equator Wfcrtcn'S
Sfc0c

ct. eouis, II. 9lug. - Senator Dtor'
ton hielt sciiern abcnb i'm sScmple" Dor ei'
ner groBen 8eriammlung cine pclltid)e Geoe,
in welder er ieineu 3nb6rerH Dor ber ocmo'
fratiiden Yartei 9lnglt Sn MAIDEN iudte. lln'
ter 9lnoerem ia9te er: SD perphidtc mid,
ben YrGiioentfafts Ganbioatcn Der republl-
tauiidlen Yartei Su unteritiieen, bcrielbe mag
8reelep Sumuer Grumbull obcr Sraht
iein." sd itimme fir cinen gtc9er!" riei
Giner aus Der Dtenge. Wiorton: sd oenfe,
bic 8e9ierun9 wiirbe in ben pauoen eiiler gro'
Ben anSabt bon ge9erH iiderer icin, alS i'll
beneu eiueS oemofratiben Yrdiioeuten."
Sdliebli1 empfabl Ell @raut als ben belten
Wiann fiir Die Bralbentif0ft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
Baltimore
Girr 1n[nranrf 0fflCf.

Eafwca.Gfs pcn Spurh: INIT Ssaterfft.,
psritbCrtpatrenr gegen Berluf ooer S9eDtil onTd
attsn bon Ggemt6nnl, sapbne, eafen- nnb ,nsnrsn=
S6uirr, 6an6clsgltcr. 4irrbduptocntte, Woofin.
baus9eratbihaiten lm Ban oe9r'nene eeef 'HSaleh
In ea6ua9 bcitroti6e Eahrseugs II; !. ~.
DaS Oireftorium beifett ans fei9enten Serren:
M m. O. Sarrtfon, RrdnDent;
G,ep. N. Rtfers, GBnl. s.. 8rnne,
Il. u. Nlriis. z. y: 3apttt
Sapio .. &3ilfon, .. Roht. Senfins,
SoHah Renningtcn, e. gtorton Stelporf,
8rdneis Z. 8ins, y. y: 95emc9mef,
Senru Carroll, SfoiIe Sotmis,
II. q. Gteuart, gG. 80. 3anior,
SsracI Goben.
NpputatiuuszNorltYlare uno mritsrs Namft@t noet
soutbs uno gbatcrtr., ertAeilt lpoaud aaeaultrdst
ioSort ,rltbigt pernen. Seriilernn9en msreenn ,au
irgcne cine Srlt an9fnonmcn, fpelde oer aoplltant
phnihcn mag. y -
(Snll. MD Nr. WoOcioortl, Sett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
StuS NSeips s9Icrf.

alS GommiHdr Der 9HOianer. 9lHgcIe9en6eiteH
abgelebnt.
SluS Neips2ycrf.
gtem q 0ort, II. Aug. = 3atob &unbcr.
bilt, BrGiOeut Der Staten SSnno. Eabrboot.
Gpmpaguie," gSnI. SraiiCb, Der Superit-
tenoent, uuo $9eurp Robiniou Der Sngenienr
oeS ;, ,g8eitiielo," luuroen beute NtorgeH All
@runo Der BON Sootcnbeid)aucr erlaiieucn
Serbaitsbeieble ucrbaitct nnb, 6a Der qeetere
Die Annabme einer 8iirgld)aft Oermet0erte,
nadj ben Combs" gebra6t. Die 98eigerauo
oeS 5ootenbcid)auerS &ceuau, Sirgituft an
junebmen, bat iebr itberraidlt.
Hep.Oort, II. Gugult, Ytittag. 49,
Die 6crren Tanoerbilt 4 Sratiteo uuo Der
Sngenieur 0tobInion fino utf SabcaS corpus
Dor RidltCr Sutberlano bonn ,,Suprcme"s s9ea
rid,t gebrad,t poroen, Der oarilber cntidlciocn
miro, Oh Die @eiaugeueu ;ur Bilrgidloit jn
gelaen weroen lollen. GS idletnt, GaB Der
Eootenbeidauer GeenaH oem Ratbe oe5 Sts
itrittss sgtniualtsS 8olae leiCtc, ais or bic Sc
faHgenen ntht jur SilrgidaftSleltung 6ulteB.
tueldler iagte, baB Der RegCl Hadl III SdItcn
oeier Art, B, b. bel SoOtldllag oritten uno
pierten @rabeS, baS griuiIc9ium Der Siirg-
lfaftsIettung pegfolle.
Hem.D Dorf. II. 4ug., Radmtttag. -
Rid)ter Sutberlano hat Die @cfon9Cucn Sur
Siirgidlaftitelluug Sngelaiien unS iollen Saiob
SanOerbtlt $4,000, 8raileo un6 Robinlou,
Elm Sober, $4,000 Siirgihait ittaen. Der
reife @eorgc 9aiu III Stateu 9Slunc bat fir
ale 0rci bic uerlangtc Biir0ihGit geiteIlt.
Rems PORT, II. auguft. - Jtdhitcn
Ylontag pirb Wapor Nal benz Sollcgium
Der AlOermGnuer clncu Jted)nnugSauSmcS
ber gluSgaben ber ltdOtilhen %0poltrtn8
II iihrrrp;i,pu
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Selcarapliidle 9epei(lca.

tSon ber DgHoctirtrn Bre1e" fir ben ~DeutIheu
&oueiponocnteU" berihtet. - Der nSorrelpons
bent" III oas etnJ9e oeutide Mor9enblatt 91ts
tinore's, luethes Die SRlanbs uRb 8dbels 8es
peibcn beSiebt uno pouitdnot9 ueroHeutltbt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
go Dr. :. C. llloplton's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
9iiecftsSefe ser Gutams mt Saratogaffra6e.
oaldnoisc @ehe 5u SO bis stj peIbe gnrans
hrt rperben. 3uireornbeit Su 9e,pdbrcn.
,oaen au 30 Stmts pro Sthi; refne @otofnauns nuI
t2; otto Silbatiauns 81. aui $40 Sabre sarantrt.
Das 5iireau lii su icber aeit often; Sonitoas bon
bis t2 rtr 8ormltto8s. (Dta, 1a,12M e.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
gluS yacips9yorf. = 0ie 0S0rie

Nems Dorf, II. 9tuA. = GeIb ? bis 8,
Grhange ct bis 90, GIOlo 1l2f Ger l1sG,
'62er 114f, Central 944, @ric 80, 0tcnoing
114t, Gate Sbore l09g, YtttSburg llsa,
0tortb S8citern 70 ~, Ditto Yrioritdtcn OH,
Sod SSlanb 1O8t.
Sm llnteri6GgGmte in 9tc,p Yort 9ugcn
hcute auf bic jnm Sertauf itehenoe Dtlll.
Dollars @oto 26 @ebotc i'm Gsinmmtbtuage
bon $6,S69,000 Su Ill. .55 bis ll2,50 ein.
Der l3uidl0g ,pirb 1922 bis 1880 crfol'
nfn
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&d1iHSnnd,riri

Can 6raujiSco, II. 9mg. - Der
8ampfery yWoutona" 1T beutc nad Bahama
nit iiber ] 0tilion Dollars fir Bern obgc'
gangeu. Der 'panbelSoerfchr Sniden bier
unb BAHAMA 1T in 3unabme begriifen.
u tem Dorf, II. 9lug. - Der 0am'
pier ,,a0lu" lit BON 8remen dugefommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
us 6plObrim's
IL bsrBbmtes
Etfipri,er @ein> >Waacu>Sitfcrer,

5nr Tdbcren SeiIuna oon
pertprbeuem M faaen, yopfipeh, unoerta tanlfdis
fsit Maaemfraripf unt aueH aranfbeitea,
msiese pon rem oNasen herrthrer:
G3sbrauhsanueiian9: nlteiues Yanafas pen Dor
bsm Mlittagseiien uno ens uor benz s.1lafenseben.
3u pcrtanien bel Z. c3otcbeiuas Ssr. 1?S. aHeffs
Drattifr., Baltimore, Nfe, yspt,tS)
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nAG. aBurcullicr De Wlerulla&Go.,

glu Sa0cuiuGabrr!
Ger 9rOBte Gon0tb uun 3nRer, Sadce, Thee,
Wehi, tinucr unb t'irpcerie: :lirtifcim I'M Mllae
mctnen. peldcr in Baltimore gcuuocn Wcreen lam,
uno lpro brltlbe Az Bretien, iuclle ibre6 G'lrdcn
Rdt haotH. nbgtla,iCn.
Die SuiotAur1 Uun NcubleH ipjrb beIunocrS oVu
nns be0dltt uno ollie gpadrCn rdb trNeub elncm
Stdetgstle rc geIItert. 50 miro aud 6eut ID non
Gncrn SeItduiern gcprohsu.
u92-D Str.a3, sssit Solti,norsf,rode
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Or. Drulrr,
Ur. 07, GbarpitrnGe

Sprehliunecn:
BON BITS llbr irlb; uon DIS upr efahnttto9e
uuc pon 6 bis ugr abenoe. (San.6,tS)
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SalanO= 9rpeIdDea.
Ius ORdGhiItotcu.

gSafbtn9tOu, II. Mug, - Nelir q.
8runot bat Die ibm augebottue Grnennuug
ais Gommiiidr Der SuoiGntr. 9lHgclegeuBeitcu
abaelehnt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-18
Dr. nl. lllirnrr,

bomDopa tbiiehcr str;t,
glr. 274, Heit= GAZETTE, nabe Yine'trabe.
Gpred,auubsn: @crmtttass bis utr uno
n RaUnittags bon biz 8 l4r. (3-)
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-04-18

see if we really had the man he was so
anxious to get. AS soon as he saw him, he
expressed his readiness to make the ex-
change, agreeing not only to relinquish Miss
Carlton but to give us large quantity Of
shell and sandal wood, if we would place
our prisoner in his hands.
This we willingly agreed to do, feeling
certain that from the hands of the ma
tives, the villain would receive a punish
ment sure and terrible, and two days
ward having made the change and
received our barter we set sail for Chi
ma. Upon our arrival there Mr.. Sey-
mour and Miss Carlton were married, and
after short stay we continued our journey
homeward, where we safely arrived after
a pleasant voyage.
Here left my friends, and continued to
cruise in the "Belle Blonde" which by the
liberality of Mr.. Seymour was made sole
owner of.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-04-18
Illustration.

The supply of water ON a ship had failed ;
suffering with thurst, the crew pressed all
sail to make port in South America Still
out ofsight of land they hailed a passing
vessel and begged for water Cast your
buckets over and draw for yourselves" was
the answer. Unknown to themselves, they
had entered the waters which the Amazon
rolls in freshness away out in the sea.
dying of thirst, He may doubt whether
the waters Of life can satisfy him but let
try. Sweet satisfying waters are flowing
beside him. lie may drink of these and
never thirst again.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-04-18
MISS CARTOONS STORY:
The Adventures of Mr.. Seymour.
CONCLUDED.

CONCLUDED.
SNLOWLY the hours passed away, and
~ as morning advanced the natives came
off clamorous for trade. ! supposed every
thing had proved auspicious, so with a
light heart / commenced business with
signs, and tediously wore off the day in
bartering.
At midnight could restrain my impa-
tience no longer, and getting into the boat
took an oar, and was soon quietly rowing
to land. AS we touched the shore saw a
figure glide quickly down from the under
brush, and as it approached / saw it was
our venturesome owner. He got silently
aboard, and we were soon heading back for
the ship, which having reached, we went
directly to the cabin to hear Seymour's ac-
count of his adventure.
For the first ten minutes after we were
seated, Seymour quietly pitched into the
food that l had ready for him, while l
waited i'm mpatiently, grudging every mo-
ment of delay before he made his report
But at last hunger was appeased, and tip
ping back his chair, he said:
alt is all right, old fellow; my first trip
was success"
He then related the manner in which he
had obtained an interview with the cap
tive, and the plan which they had devised
for her rescue. What this plan was, will
shortly be seen, but as her next perform
ance was TO be the last. previous to her
marriage, it was necessary that the at
tempt at rescue should be made the sue
ceeding night.
Although could not help looking upon
it as desperate enterprise, promised my
assistance, which was all the help Mr.. sey-
mour desired.
The next day passed quickly away, as
we were busily engaged in trading, as II
would be the last days trade we would
have for if successful in getting the cap
tive on our vessel, we should have to sail al
once.
At dark we disguised ourselves as natives
and were put on shore by our boat at a re
tired spot We gave directions TO the men
to be ready 10 push off at a moments no
tice, and to wait until near daylight, if We
came no sooner and If we did not come by
that time they could be sure we were captur
ed, and govern themselves accordingly. W'
arrived safely in. the town as Mr. Seymour
could readily answer the questions Of the
guard, and Immediately proceeded to the
theater. We now carefully approached the
private door at which the actress passed in
and out, at which two women kept guard
and whose duty 1t was to accompany her t'
and from her abode. Mr. Seymour select
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-04-18
A PRACTICAL JOKE.

HNHE two vessels "Seven Pollies" and
Il "Twin Brothers" lay side by side in
the dock at Long Wharf, and right ahead
of them was the "Good Intent" all coast
ers, but from different localities, the Seven
Pollies having the inside berth. Captain
Winkle, her master, had invited the mas
ters of the other two to dinner on roast
goose.
"Come and dine with me-" he said
"and will show you some of the best
cookery you ever saw
"Done," was the reply and it was set
tied.
The day came, the best goose in the mar
ket had been selected, and the party met
in the cabin of the Seven Pollies.
In the meantime, there was a little by
play going on deck. Queerboy, captain of
the Twins, thought he would like to run
saw on Winkle, and therefore laid in with
his cook to have Goldfish nicely baked,
and when the cook of the Seven Pollies, af-
ter dishing the goose, had gone forward to
speak to some one who had hailed him
| from the Good Intent, the cook of the Twins
stepped aboard, placed his baked Goldfish
under the cover, where the goose reposed
| waiting to be called, and took the bird on
board his own vessel At this moment
there was call from the cabin o..
"Doctor'-all marine cooks arc doctors
bring in the goose A.f..II
The cook felt that lie had q character
at stake, and had laid himself out accor-
dinghy. He therefore came in bearing the
big covered dish, with bits Of green steal
ing out beneath it like beard, and placed
it on the board with a smiling bow.
"' Now, gentlemen said Captain Winkle
pausing before he lifted the cover, as if he
wished to defer the pleasure as long as
possible, Il viii show you goose. Hal
loo Here, Doctor, what the devil is this r
."' Goose, sir, said the cook from the
rear of the circle. ada fsir 4Ias
"Well, look here, you black son of
gun, and see if it is goose a..,i ..,..-..
=" He looked at the object till his eyes
seemed ready to protrude, and he almost
turned white for there before him, brown
and crisp, was nicely baked Goldfish.
"Golly, captain, said he, "dat was II
goose, shu, when lef de galley"
a" You lie, you black rascal" shouted
Winkle, hurting plate at him, which he
doged, and rushed ON deck.
"Winkle, my dear fellow" said Queer
boy, with grave expression, "this acting
is unnecessary Don't hurt the poor dar-
key. If you didn't have goose, why not
say SO? myself had goose prepared for
my own dinner but am just as we'll sat
isfied with Goldfish, and, / dare say Laurens
is. "Tis good joke, and shall never
see Goldfish that shant think of Captain
Wrinkles goose. But come and dine with
me tomorrow, and I'll show you the real
article
Wrinkle was unhappy, but made the
best of it, and next day went to dine on
the Twins. Twas fine bird, tender as
chicken, that they had but as the party
separated, Wrinkles cook took him aside
and said Massa cap'n, /, donno but our
skewers is in dat goose. Guess dey stole
i'm
Wrinkle saw It with the naked eye
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-04-18
THE HUSBANDS COMPLAINT.
BY JOSEPH TAYLOR

A few short months ago, my dear.
Before we two were one,
You vowed to do so many things,
That now are never done.
You said, when home from daily toll
came with aching brow,
Your hand alone should soOthe its pain
IL neuer Soothes II nor.
You said you would no burden be,
And dress as means allow;
But what with silks, and rings and things
You do not do so nor.
You used to sacrifice yourself,
And to my wishes bow,
Allowing me to have my way
You neuer do so 1,o,o.
You used to sing and play and smile,
And gush, can't tell how;
You won my heart, 1 grieve to say
You neper DliSh so nOto.
mind the moonlight night when
Was moved to hear you vow
A Joy 'twould be to die for me
Why don't you do so no,o.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-24

HOTEL HOSPITALITY IN TENNESSEE.
The Knoxville, (Tenn) Chronicle tells
of an adventure as thrilling and i'm
probable as any that has ever adorned
the pages of the most sensational story
writer:
A short time since, drover, stopping
for the night at an Ion in the mountains
near the dividing line of Tennessee and
North Carolina, had his suspicious arous-
ed by the rough appearance of sevaral
Unlocking men who we're about the prem
ises. Therefore, he carefully examined
his room before retiring, and was horri-
fed by finding concealed under his bed the
body of man, with his throat cut from
e,r to ear. The drover took up the body
of the murdered man, placed it carefully
in the bed, covered it up, and took his
position behind the door to await the
result. About midnight the door was
softly opened, and five men, armed with
huge knives, entered the room and
stealthily approached the bedside. The
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-24
BOSTON MARKET--Feb. 81.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

FLoUR.-The market for Flour is quite dull the
past week. The sales have been at So q $3.50 for
Western superfne, s6.75. a 81 for common extras
and s7,75 a $500 for Minnesota including choice
bakers brands. Small lots Rye Flour at So a &C. Is
4 Dbl. In Corn Meal sales at 81 @ s425
GRAIN.-The market for Corn is dull and prices
since our last are easier. The sales have been at
SIC q ssc . bush for Southern and Western yellow
Oats have been in fair demand prices for common
and good lots at S. a 7Sc q bushe Rye is quiet
sales al Sl.20 2 bush.
PR0yISI0NS.-Por is firm and has been in fair
demand. The sales for prime, at SIG, a s, 1850 and
mess at $500 a $3.50 q Dbl. Beef is quite steady
Sales of Western at So SIS. for family extra
Is a is. Lard has been in fair demand at 49, a IA
for steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams have
been selling for AZ a l515c = ID as to quality
PRODUCTIVE market for Butter is dull. The
sales have been at IS a 42e for choice N. and Yer
mont diaries % a SOC for common. Cheese remains
with fair demand. sales have been at 10 a Ia for COM
mon and good farmers diaries and II a l6 for
Factory. Potatoes have been in fair demand with
sales from 81 10 to sll5 bush. Eggs dull at 50
e SIC Il doz.
WO0L.-The market for domestic Wool is frm
and advancing with good demand from manufact-
urers. The sales for the week have been 100000
pounds at prices ranging from 40 q Csc for fleece
according to quality.