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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16

Die Rc9is oieies beliebten 1empels Der bsiteren
Wfuie, BON oes DIRECTORS Srn. CHM eiberalitit uno
nnternebmungs9eiit unteritiiet, ueritebtes, beiien BE
lut eurd WopitIten, reidbolti9es Yro9ramm uno raz
ibe Nnieinanoeriolgc bet e~inSelnen Ntumitern oeiiel-
ben intereiiant uno bodjt unterbaltenb 5u MAIDEN.
Sieie 0odc 9afiren ni1t lueni9er, oenn pier neue
Bibnenjterne; 5rl. Neap 1aplor, bic be9abte Sins
9ertn; Bib Garter, Gig uerIbinteI Banjo Spieler;
Q. &. @beiter, Der renommirts g dauiplsler, Der in
Dem breiuftigen Drama Der iransoiiitc Spion" ais
"Niobanmco" nebcn SRI. Salie Diaion tnS pion"
outfrfff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Madb OSromn'8 Nyooinuu!

,, 8sr , SS59 N giSs gSSsiiteT Hb aT anS Sy@sSnie S S5ntpRr
.9Vrus q. Smitb" idbrt morgen, 5onutdg, 9tadmits
tag um 2 ubr pinitltd nab BEN reiBenoeu als
angenebme Sountasss9rbolun0 bel mdbi9er 4usQabe
uerihaffeu nil, iodts bic iid nur nod turse iSeit bars
bietenoe 9elegenbeit elmer SoHHta9sz austabrt ntht
eutQeben laffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Der 0fpnt Scnis Snnnel.

9as Sabcl melOete oieisr Gage bic Gr6f-
nnng bes Wtont GeniSs Sunnels.-0er Mont
GeniS lit befanntlid elm II, 100 SUB bober
Sers ser @raliihen alpelt, ;ipiiben 3urlt
nub Ghamberp in Sauopen. 0urd ne12,.
236 Mstrss ODER uabejn 8 9ieilen oide &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Sm Maiber'1Ncn ,,Coepn"

Iaiien fh oes abenes einise stunoen aui Die onses
nebrnite uno unterbattenolte petie 5uhrin9en. Das
four or. grant oope bat Samitas Goeno etnen tiMb=
tt8en Habiolser IN Der 8erion bes Srn. Hiee erbdl-
ten. SRI. Msnes Topinion 1T cine treilide @oloras
turs S%Gnserin, bic ieIbit bic idluieri9lten RdiIagen
nit iprer Shule iiberiuinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Der bcriibmte ,,@urop. Sirius

Oct 1p. Snlitb, Yfltb01S & 9omp.
9uitirt Otoutag, Oieuita9 uuo Wtittuod aui
Dem 8elair Dc arttptaee III ben less
ten brei &a9en Der ndhlten ISOLDE auf BENT
u / d. mon6z MarftpIase. Setu per
ioual 1T Elm rieitgeS, Oeiien 9%eiitungeu itau.
nenswertp. Wtontu9 friib finoet pom Seloir'
Ntarttplage aus EN- GROCER llm5ng TAFT.
Der Sirius lpielt Suelmal tdgltf: 33 llbr
9tadlmittaa mo IS llhr 9(benoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16

Saare ielne urIpriinsIide Sorbe nebit benz @ldnSe n
Der SriIhe Der Su9eno bath luieoer es uerottt oilIl
nee Saar. tbut Dem Ins9eben ser Sadrc GinbNlt uTl
beilt oft. cbidon nibt Inner, 9obltopfsieit. Iib1
lam, iuenn eic SoarlpurBein seritOrt ODER bic
orijen perfpelft uno abgeforben trQs eas Saat nit
oerPerftelen; aleiu bas nod uor6unosne !Soor Fan
ourf 6ietes WitteI etbalten uno 10 5ur Gbatl9teit al
gereet iperoen, oab Elm neuer Sn0rpuds iih Sei9l
Statt BEN Saore burf einen tletieri4en ytieberidla
~ ibaoen, bait ss eaiislbs rein uuc teeeTslrditi1
gusialIen ODER @rauusroen binberi. iet9lih d
Sabt5pfigteit porbeu9en. Die sRicoer3eriteann9 :
qebenstrait, lpelhe eS Der aopfbart Uerfeibt, uerbiIj
bert, oas fd Sdcri, Der oft 10 unrein nnb ani6Gi
III, bitoef, nnp tbut benz WettsrbiIoeu ~eefisl6en Gin
bait. 8rei bon ienen ihdbltden Subitanlen, burr
ipelfe einise Sdarmittel benz Saars id,doli6 nnb Q 1
fdbrli6 tperben, Tam bic "Vigor'' MIR 9tuten itiiteI
mic SGaoen brinsen. 4rautt man nur Gin 5and
frifIraWfitfeI, 10 ldft iih riGtS @mpicblen5prrtbI
rec oenfen, als bic "vigor." sic entbdltpeoer Se|
nod 6drbeitoif, beIbnutt feline iueisen 9teiber uni
bleibt bod LANCE i'm Scare, Dem e5 cinen t0itlibd
9lan5 hnb einel lieblihen @obl0eru6 uerleibt.
Serfertiat BON Or. =. s. Siner s GumpI
prattiihen uno analpttihen ebsIiiergA
Spweu, Man.
(GuniS q oucomitn gOtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Sas SSodemblatt bcS uSprrefppnz
ncntcm.U

wel6eS gcftern Iorgen eritieu, cntbGlt aIe
midtigen JiuhribteH Der UcriloIeten g8ofe
II. eOitorielie Seiprchuug oerielben. Die Gnt.
biilun9en iiber Die allentbalben in oieienl4anoe
berrid)enoe Corruption iilo iebr uuSfiibrltd
bebanoelt. YreiS 5 @entS.- Dad europa
10 Gents ODER 81 .25 bro Quartal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Die Garl q. Spies'fAe xamss
AfnScmip

miro 0ieulfa9 in Der nScntral Sa[e," @de
Der Baltimore mo Sbarleslr., micDer croft
net. Die gctttouen fir berreu peroen 0ienS=
tag uuo Srcitag abeub; fir 0amen, Didbdlen
unO 8inber Wtittluod) nlo Sonnabelo ytod-
mtttag ertbeilt.
Srn. =. -. Nufca'S Xan5ihulc
bcginnt 0ienltag in Der DBopbottan- paue,"
@de Der Bratt- unO SonOltr., wteber. Inter
riftStage: 0ienita9S unS SonnabenbS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
@. Ell VINO CATALINA $40
Srcipn's Catalina

it oas bette Gonicnm Der gselt; elm iiferes
Seilnlittel segeu JIG e6ieGfteber, DpS-
pepiie, Saut ranfb E II A.,
Otarrb BE, 9eberfrantbett, 8ubr,
u~ebelfett, barten Stublg q II Q
all gemeine 9 d 10 a d. uno miro
nit Grtolg III ben beiBen 9anberu, IN
europa, g ito Imerita, Merifo
unb ben Ser Staaten gebraidt. SIS 1T in
aiiten BON II 8laiden Oerpadt.
Sitreau II. q enera1=O Depot bel
q. W1. Wf. Sourab s Spmp.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
sudinsbam's Sadenbarts Sarbemittr

8a unier Saarerneusrer In pielen Eaaen An land
ihojene Satenbdrte ipieter aui,uiriIben, 70 6abd
mir eiefvs Gdrbeinittet apart prdparirt; &c iuirS bill
ies Reiultat roib hnb luirfiam berbeiihbren. Sc |
ietdpt ar5ulpenoen uno brlnst cine Sarbe beruor, fps|
len Apotbeiern ~ baden. 8reis 50& euts.
Son ". y. Sal = Sump. In @aibna, ". 5 81
tabri,irt.
tSuni5,1 s., M. as. a. % t. .i a. m my
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16

NJ or. 2elfair VI ~drriott, @runeet9eutbuuss
aqcnt nnS Nbpofat, Der lein Biireau out Der gtoroz
rueitzGde Der 81. gaufs uHo 9eriu9tonitr. bat, tam
uortoiumenoeu Gd1s, b. b. hei'm Sduie uuo SeItdule
beoarie, bei'm @intaitren pom Diietben, Shutben II.
T. 10, NIT ponIten Sertruucn Sl Rdtbc geJosen iperz
oeu.
90 Die umsebdute lno erinotih r%enoUtrts gSor'
nGrtSsSale, !" VII. IS uHo 10, Neit SanetIez StraBt,
sisnet itb gu SGaen, 9on5srtrH, 8uirs IL. I. f.. por=
trcfiiih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Sermii6te Seridte.

0ew- Dorf, Is. Sept. Bic SerreH
6oras @reelep, Camel SiucIair nno Sbe-
rtSan Sboof, tpelde bel PoItmeiiter Selp fir
Norton, ben bisheri9en Gbef oeS DYlonega
Sroer-9 Departments, F." Siir9i4aft ~leiitetea uno
nun fir bic BON bemiclbeu nntcri6lagenen
Summe1 ouiSutommen babeu, bielteu gefert
cine 9erat6uug iiber Die bon ibIeH Su crgreis
fsnben Stritte. Sopiel oapon befannt
muroe, meroen ie bic unterid)lagenen Seloer
an /. Sttober Der 6egieruug erieeelt. Nor'
TOMS SGfetbum in Ylainftelb, luelhes anf
$147 900 gei6det pirO, 1T beretts BON l6uen
nit Seid)la3 belegt NIB ouf otele Wetle 10.
luobl Die Begierung, iuie ie ielbit geiidlert.
Sbre Nbiidt 1T, oiees Seistbum nltt eber
gum S%ertaufe Su brtu9en, alS bis btes mt
aSortbeil geidebcn lam.
Die SpllcoarosI rbeiter, iuelhe BOT
geitern in SitD-Saa 10 ungeltiim nm ibren
lobn nlabuten, wrrOen 9eItern idntmtlt9 abb
beSablt.
= @umbolot-Seier Wenn cs in 9eipiis
iet &reiieu gum gutert Con gebSrt, iiber
Nleraroer D. Sumbolbt Die gtaie Su riirtpfen
unO ieine SerOienits nm Sortbiloung uro @rs
meiterung Der gSiIieni9aft gu pertleinern, ios
mic leiuen ,SoSrnos" ais ueraltet oarSuitel,
len, 10 bemies Die Seier, welhe Seiterr Der
,9iberal= Club" in ieirem Sotale, Der itatt-
Iid)en ,Blimptou.Saue," @de bon 0. lno
Stunueiant Ctr, Dem anoentcn oeS 9roBen
8orihers aus gulaB ieines bnncertunO5mei
ten @eburtStage8 miornete, baB feline Wlitglie.
Der ullo lire 6reunbe ipenigitens ntbt Iene
en9ber;igen ani1auungen tbeilen, %ionoern
iein Seod6tniB nit nn8eiGmdhter Se9eiItes
rung perebren. Die 6eier g%eitaltete ild gu
eiitem g%eiitigeu 8eite, iuie eS ben Ntanen
Sumbolot'S mitr0is mar. Sn ben beaerleld)-
teteu &dumel auf Dem 2. uno 4. 8lure wur-
ben MISUNDERSTANDING uuo philolopbiihe
SortrGge gebalten, Die nit poetiiden, literas
ridden nno muffaliidcn 2eiltungen abluef)
%ielten, ,pdbrenO luf Dem eriten 8lure Die ar
titiiGen Sd)dee unO auf Dem oritten 6lure
bic MISREPRESENTATION ilno arhdologiiden
Sammluugen beS&lubS cine nid)t ipeni9er in,
notwithstanding oarboteu. 0ieleDian.
ntdialtigfcit uno 8ielieitigfeit Der 6eier mar
obne 3weifel I'M Sinblid anf Oas uniuerieue
g8iiien uno Strebeu oeS @efeierten, BEN be-
fanntlid fein @ebiet menidli1eit Biiiens
uuO 9eiitiger Gbatigfeit fremo seblieben 1T,
uno ie perbient oesGalb aud ais cine ilnuige
beSeiduet 81 peroen. (Sourn.)
Sm repuplttantlhen Ybilabelpbia
bat cine 2ln5abl Siir9er INT einsn @tnbaltss
aF go 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
NT5h 0alPs
Nm, XXI - vw~ be9etabilii6es III
sNE&NSNsNhrIGl osrberIcllnugs-
h I.fRSSM @N[MS@ Wfittel.
S-<<&@sSy<@ Witieoem5abr |
falls

CERT It'd Die Belicbtbd
oieies MISUNDERSTANDING, iuae aliein isinen 8o|
siigen Su5ui dIreiben III. Nir tonnen unieren aftJ
nod bentc an9eiertist iuirb; es lit bae einsi9e oeridj
lite uno ueeuonfonr1nete Brdpardt, ipelde5 araurl
oter gebIeid,tem 5aare feline jusenoltds Ssarj
pieoergtbt, IS ipieoer g~ldnsenb, iuetdl uno ipie Sei5
nattt. Die 9cptbaut inadbt es peib uno iauber. q
%entiernt ale GusjdtG9e, a1en Stort un6 perbinoe|
oirh ieire toriiden @igenibaFten bGe Saar am Mud
fallen, inoem 60 bic Saaroriien anreiSt unb erndbd
teit perlcibt es ben 9aarbriien lire normale s batil
lett pieoer uno ibaftt neuen Saaripuhs, nur bel le
bo9em Hitter nibt. GO lit oas ON Nieiiten @sIo fp@
renoe 4aarfrifursW fittel, od es iueni9er ar,uenou{
9ibt. ". ". Sauce, Or. Wieb., Stadtsmiin,,paroe
pon ylaiiahuietts, laat: Die 9eitanotbeiie iino re
une Sebufs Serfeaung eines uorSigliten Mitte
ior8iain ous8eudbtt. SD balte eS fMr oas befe Wrd
parat iir Ole angegehenen 9mede." foa
Bel alien ApotBefern uno arSuei6dnbIern All hnhSI
NretS 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16

nay Die 8ouplGte aut WOunt
g II a uS.-Sommenoen Montag, ben 18.
september, Nadmitta9S 2 llbr fiubet on Srt
uno Steac iuiebcr eiu GROCER Inttions : Ser
taui bieier mertbpolen 8uuitclea bnr6 Die
$50. Sre9o & 8irflano itatt. Der, isie lib
lid, unentgeltlide Grfurtons5ug 9ebt Yunft
. ubr all genanntem Gage pom &amoenitr.>
Sabnbofe 40. S%eoinguugen: $40 anSablung
uuo $40 monatlid). (22D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16

SIM repuplltantldlel YbilabtlPbia
bat cine GnSabl Siir9er I'M einsn Gtnbaltss
befebl nadgeiubt, oaInit bic StaotbebOroen
abgebalten weroen, 2 Mia. Dollars obne ir.
9cnO welte Seid,rdntln9 fir @aiermert'
Yauten aus5ugeben. Die lluter iu1uug III
auf hpn 18. 4. IRtS. auberaumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16

Sn ben Beuni. 8oblen.8esionen
Orobt abermalS ell Irbeiter. IuSitanb.
SH Bittsburg eriGoB ft9 Der Gang
nteiiter {. -. Gomper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
General 9lncuteu

Scr. 10, 2igbtfraBe, Baltimore.
nSS. Sroun & Comp, SIR. 48, 6iosS oipdrbfra6e.
Go eereidt mir gum sroBten Bsr8nlsen, bic eroBe
9llfe, uelhe meine Irau nab BEN @sbrau6e Stres
y gr S, mo- e MSnbs9s S%sr \ isr;r ~ as e,sIssuss nnu d R,s ! gifs
uno %angemeiner Sdipdde.
G. ". Seufon,
(Sutit2, 1874. &tu.4.p.l Rr. 1903, BopptstonRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Sr. Sobann Triebridb Rctb,

ais 0ad)rinnell-, Sled)Oa9s, &o9l6felsSas
britant uno ais Serferti9er pieltr auoerer
GROCER uno t~ieinerer 9ausbalts Grtifel peit
ino brett b%efarnt, bat neben ieiuem Slemps
uer, @ei9afte in 9ir. 178, GAIT, 5piihen
6iqens nnb Srend)it IT,, ein nettes9Sirtbi1afts'
lotal eiugeriAtet, baS CT Dionta9 nit Bomp
uuo Grtrn, sunih c%r6ffuet. Sreuube, gtat)
barn NIB Sober, Der ais @elb tein Sled nit
briuut. Iine her,(ih milfommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Sas beporftcbcnbc yeft Der uSt.
SrtSpiuuS= Ntttcr."

nnSsSroeH5" batten Utonta9, oen 10. september, ipr
erjtes Sabrcsieit i'm pSreenWooosBarfe" On oer Ses
iairzJiono; cs merpen aud bic n3odter bee ct. Grill.
ptnl6" an Der 5eier 2bett nebnen. Der oeitSn9 lorz
mirt fd an Slez9apitraBe, Der retbte 5li9el, on
SeconoltroBe lebneno, unttr Der Sontrole bes @bels
WiariGaus Geor9 s.. Smith, iueltem Die So. ". ..
gBilltams pom Der "nnitp=So9e Tr. Boil" Baul Soss
Tins non OsT % onamental:soS Rs; s21.~S ssaesrt
Balabn BON oer aSoae gfr. 1i6" as Nolutdnten bet'
9egeben iino. Der ;Sn9 ieet iih, Elm Wflhtcorps an
Der Spise, trl9 4 a9r n BE Ssp9sss 8n1glo, nnG l@laSt
@oute mad, Dem 6eitplate Gin: Baltimore : barlees,
6apettes, Sibertps, Baltimore, eutaip@, @%ernians,
$2O%Gro.. eOn,pSs,t S9arpa s0meaSSs, SsSr.ssi;
porbei nad @apitraBe nnb bieie oann, blnans brett
nab benz "@rcenuooc.garie. @ter miro berGa8 nit
alsrbano ldneiiben uns ssisuidsitli9sn gsrsnii.
Sra. supus eei6madpoii launtnirt iein.
Sr. Wpliaane SbDu
9iebt Dlontas In SIR. 20, Yoross8 bling onsS trake,
einen ~6elitatsn @inSu9slunib bel etnem ur9en'itblt:
den Erunte, tuie ibn nur bas e~reelente Geo. Sau=
ernfbmibt'ibe @erlteniiitlein 9eudbrt
SIR. Sobann Sprn
ieiert Montdg Die iiegrei1e 3iiidtebr BON biperien
Selb5i9en nab gir. 81 Overwhelmingly, nit ihs
psrbem @abeitriibltlde.
Sr. Spbamn Naptiffeaa
Label aui Diontas 9eleseHtlib Der Giniueibuns ieines
Sofales in ytr. 242, Sbaies, Gde Der SomerietitroBe,
gu sinem ~otli8aten Smbiiie bel gssber'tdeni srait.
Snt 81 : 3ombarSSfra6cm =Gartcn,
Rr. 1f4, Sf=e olnbarhnrabe,
baben nit Gintritt Der tliblen Sabrcsseit bic Sonserte
aufgeb6rt; oaiir treten alabenhlibb bic befannten unb
nit 9tedt bsliehten aomiier SS. 5 iibor Gplein
nno Mu9ut Hteper In Dem id0nen CONCERT aa
Ion aui; ". y. brt Ireiem @tntrltts!
Der ,Sf=Saltimorcr Yieberfrans"
fiest mor9eu nit ieinen pGiipen Ytitsliebern In bas
reiSenbe NBdIoden binter Der Srebm' ihen Srouerei
nabe Der Selairs Goao aus; ipobl9emertt, iuenn bae
gsetter 9iiniti9 lit!
Sr. MnbreaS &Dpp, Grs Sierausfabrer,
bat iih in yr. fl9, 9a.-Aueiue, ipiribsbdu5lid ME.
nencn eotales ~olfiSiell nit euulf unb bent treiiliden
SoeuWQlD zS(pb'jden Wer5teis & lirirc!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Nene Mn3cigcn.
Nuer's
It arf
LInir NInnrA


tHair vigor)
sur @ieeerberffc
lung Der ndtiirl
6en Srifd,e II. ia
be bee grauen ga,
REQ.
@s 1T Dies eirSaa
,friiurz Ytittel, tucld,
3uslcl6 bObit ana.
nebm, geiunb uro q
Slar = 9rbalter Il
mirtiom 1T.
@5 oerlgibtperiho.
feupuI nnPr nrnut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16

vi. ia, SHzeolhbarbltra Be,
baben nit @intritt Der tllblen Sabres3eit Die @onSerte
auf9eb6rt; oaiiir treten aiabenelide bic ~befannten unb
NIT Hedt beliehten 3omiter SS. s iib0r tein
uno Nueu III Hteper in bent ihonen @onbert.S as
Ion aui; 81. 3. bct ireiem 9intritte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Sr. TranS Sdlesei,

&aAiolger BON DAB. SdWar5 auf Der
@de Der Sonbitr. uno GantonzNoe., ieruirt
Montog als@inSngSlunid)v @eriidte Sartoiiel>
R1nip uni &ntterfrnmt hi nltem Nftienhier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Sm 2Seit- . altimorer . biieenzl Z
Scr

colScrtirt morgen %giadmitta9 Capt. Sof.
rlalu'S WtnltfcorpS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
0s eft . obadstums am Is. sept.

Die folgenoen temperatures eobadtuR9en iuuroen
bon Srn Siram S. Yenroo bonn SisuatsGmte oes
arie9s.9 epartements tir Baltimore 9emabt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
Or. Npbann WaptiIfcGa
Sm cn 3ombarSftraeen s@artcn,

Iabst aui Wtoutds selcseutIit Der Giniueibune ieinee
sofales in yr. 242, Sbaies, 9de Der SomerietitraBe,
gu einem o~bli8aten SmbiNe bel @eber't6em araiti
ttoffe Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-16
0aS

bat iib in Nr. fl9, 9a.-Nueiue, ipiribsbduslidb ME.
ocr8elaiien uno eroffnet Iontd9 bic Yiorten ieines
nenen eotates otf5iel nit eunif unc benz treifllden
SoentpalozSob'i6e 9~eritens &lirire!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
MAKING HEADWAY,

Eren the onset Of five thousand women
docs not arrest the movement: in favor of
female suffrage. Notwithstanding that
some Of the highest ladies in the land
have entered politics to protest against
female politicians, the cause which they
resist still gains friends. In Congress.
on Friday last, when motion was made
to allow women to vote in the District of
Columbia, iftv-ive Representatives voted
in the affirmative. and some of them de-
clared their intention to press the mea-
sure hereafter with greater vigor than
ever. In the meantime the leading advo-
Gates of the measure are quietly preparing
to inforce their right to the ballot before
the courts. The constitution affirms that
women are citizens, and the fifteenth
amendment declares that no citizen shall
be denied the right of suffrage. This col
location of grants seems to confer the bal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-25
EXPLAINING AND AoOLoG,-.Nd

John 3 Henderson. 10 Vas not e!ec:a!
Senator from Missouri. bat uLo did
vote to acluit Andy Johnson. has
publicly apoiosized for ~. a.
.es. aad Li, vote. X, failure Z, BE
elected is expla;nah,e on :he >co-,. ~. IL
did no. have vote, enough. Nj;,a,e"> o.:
ilissoui. legislators wanted ~ >":. .o1
him. ,,ec,,l,. lie had been q: service -
item. i: :le wax when the: "cc. M :.-;>-
cne,, bu. .:.a:r duty to III. un.er-i:icd
constituencies Q: Missouri; VAS superior TO
thei. srati.j.ie. ans. they had to vote :or
Blair. q: This Henderson had II, com
plant 70 make. q, i: relieved him o! great
responsibilities. iacll;din: .ho;.. fonc
THOUSAND "..ice seekers. and a.O".i
lin - 60 back to Iii, wife AVID bog.
\, IL ~ vote on the iruneac:mcn.
measure. he defended tina. on the
score ,aat TAG Republican part: wanted A
scape-So.., and Andy Vas jus. tl,c :.c.,e:.
All The sins Of the part" we.e visited Oh
hi, head Ia law Jailed 70 fulfill :.le oS-
pec.at.on, Of IL friends. the b.lns, va,
thrust on Johnson for obstruc::as il. r
there had been no Andy. TIN part would
have lad to bear its own sins. John 3.
Henderson now retires. having probably
Run his last political race. His apology
and his explanation served to show him
out amid the hoisterous good hu:nor Of
tae Missouri; Legislature.
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PARISH JUDGES.

Senator Hunsaker is probabi: engaged
in the advocacy of a useless law when he
proposes to provide Il larger salary for the
parish Judges. and to abolish the fees Of
the same. The constitution OF the State,
article eighty-six. regulates this matter.
and the Supreme Court has already de-
cided. in the case of Bouanchaud VS..
D'Herbert. XXI Annual. page l3S, that
the Legislature cannot abolish the fees or
the salary of this officer. IN the next
place the Office is one of record, bein, en-
titled to jurisdiction in Cases OF appeal
and in matters of succession. 70 all
such litigation as this there must be at
tached the Legitimate fees that belong to
the same kind Of controversies in other
courts. Besides, the parish judge has
concurrent jurisdiction with justices OF
the peace and is entitled to charge the
same fees q, are now allowed Ivy law to these
minor officers. And as it is not adyisa-
BILE to absolve litigants from the payment
of costs. so it is possible that Senator
Hunsakec commenced at the wrong end
of this reform. He should labor to re-
duce the salary and maintain the fee
This would relieve the State and saddle
the expense Of keeping up the parish
judge on the parties having business with
his Office. Auditor Graham and Coz
ernor Warmoth both preeede us in this
matter in their general suggestion look
ing to considerable reduction OF ex-
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officer, brave, patriotic, and in every wa!

officer, brave, patriotic, and i'll every way
an ornament to TIE profession. the civil
service gains wise statesman, an incor-
ruptible legislator, and a Senator above
reproach
General Reynolds is a native OF Nen-
tUcllJ-. rom which State he Has appointed
TO the military academy. a West Point,
and was one oftle graduates Of lsi3. He
entered The military service on t.,e first
day OF .'ul, OF that gear, as brcvc. second
lieutenant o: the fourth artillery. and was
commissioned on the eleventh 81 May.
1915. 20 lie second lieutenant o: she third
artillery. nhic,, rank he held nearly q
year. when he was promoted - b. frs
lieutenant. BE resigned Oh the twen'y
eighth % tebr,ary, 1851 but entered the
volunteer service during the P.,r; vas bre-
vete<i hrisa,iie- general and MAJOR gen
erai o. volunteer, respectively. and WIS
On Tie second of March, 1867, colnni,-
stone; rs MAJOR general o. volunteers, a,i
assigned 70 the command of the district
o: Texas. 1t tLi, time he i>'i1nown Il,
commanded. Of the Fifth Military District.
:: would be difficult to give III short
notice he details OF hi, military services.
He has served his country well, both i'll
the camp all in important commands, III
which hi, dut.e. were to great extent.
Of civil character During portion of
the time that Genera! Bank, commanded
in the department OF the gulf. General
REYNOLDS WAS commander Of the ue1tnses
o: New Orleans. In this caDac!:, lie
made the acquaintance Of many OF our
citizens. who have cause to this day to
remember his many acts OF kindness,
justice AID consideration for the diff
cJ!lties under which they laborad during
the anxious and tvoub.oH, d.:, OF
IS63-Gi
We had q prospect in lsS' :h.,t l!c
would be appointed to the military COM
n,and here bat Andy Johnson
took measures to proven: that visitation
o: good fortune. Our friends in Texas
were. however. the gamers, rs the kept
Reynolds. while we suffered from the
consecutive Affections of Hancock. RoUo-
seau and Buchanan.
General Reynold, VII make al excel
lent Senator. Ne i, thoroughly ac-
quainted with his country in al! sections.
He has served in ;mportan: commands in
the principal points in TIE South. and i,
thoroughly familiar with it, civil AID NIL !
itary condition, and the want. and nece,- .
sites of the people.
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Appointments by the Governor.

HE following appointments We're vcStcr-
day made by Governor Warinoth: r. +.
Moore. Justice OF the Peace. ana James
Strattol constable tor The Third Ward.
East Feliciana parish: II. A. Morse Justice
of the Peace. Fourth Ward franklin
parish: n. Underwood. Assessor and Tax
Collector. East Baton Rouge parish =. O..
DUval. Justice OF the Peace Thirteenth
Ward Point. Coupee parish: Edgar Bicn-
vcuar. Justice OF the Peace for the First
Ward. and Edmond Patn. Justice OF the
Peace for the Fourth Ward. st. Martin
parish: Samuel Pearce. Justice OF. the
Peace. Lorenzo George. chief constable and
". II. King. constable. Fifth Ward. VIM
parish.
The following appointment. were made
Of notarics public: J. ID. Crawford, Orleans
parish; William Bringhurst, Rapidcs parish:
John b. Levy. Natchitoches parish.
The following appointments were made
of commissioners OF deeds: II. w. Halves.
Louisville. Kentucky: Erasmus NJ. Corrcll.
Hebron. Nebraska: Parker Crittendcn. San
Francisco, California: w. 7. Samucls,
Frankfort, Kentucky: General c. L. Harris.
Green Bay. Wisconsin.
The following appointments were made
for Tangipahoa parish Justices OF the
pcace-P f. Yorhs. First Ward; f. Brab-
han. Second Ward; S. Williams Third
Ward: Z. Babin, Fifth Ward: T. II. Collins.
Seventh Ward. Coustables-W. Bra bham.
First Ward John 4macllcr, Second Ward:
l.. Balkan, Fifth Ward: Warren Roberts.
Seventh Ward.