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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02

9it tnRbrun9 oes Il inter-
ribtsi NJ Deut b n bat i'm ShooBs
Der Gtlotihutbsb6rb an BEN E6ul : @nms
mtGdr 6rn. Suhunon sinsn eiiria'u Sttar'
morttr 8.fuuosn. Der Antra8, ns.ttu sr stn'
bradts, Sttlt nuf GInUstleibu q osr uatsttpst7
iur9 I'M Dtuiidtn in Den StuOierplaH o'r
b05ertn 6oatsrihuten al. or. Su9anan
perOient blsrtar ben 6ant offer Oeuti1enSur.
ger uuitrtr Stuot. Has uSulsttn,- ipsl6es
Dsm Grlernen Der OeutIhtn SprnGs IN Den
BolfsfrsiibuleH wte0etbOlt oGs g9ort 8ersott,
bofft, BOB man bala aut SOtIhldas 3ur yin.
fRbrura Oes osuti6en Spra6unterrtdts IN
ben @rGmmari1ulsn gu boren ostomn1sn
ssroe.
Die ,Dsf,8alttmorsr S9ats
3cns&eeG d q t" belt 9tfsrn t9rs
oisrEbntdst9e 8sriammlung ab. 80 lpurns
beihloftn, i'm nsusn 9alts etnen 9roB.n
San5ialoH Ju erbausn. Sas 6Omlts. Dslde5
srnnHnt mar, UNI bel Dem StaOtratbe bic Or
loubniB gum Saue eiusr SateBb1pn nahjus
iubs, erftattetete 8eri9t (l8ir BADEN berelts
in Der gtitrtgen RUNNER barlbtr berthist.)
9tad auFnahme pon lS neuen W(It8llsoerH
Ustta8ts. fi4Ois S:riammIun8.
ore Saltim orer gu r9erl9hts
3eHQsiell loaf = bsiaIOB IN lbrsr gttrI'
gen, TART bsIuGtsn mOuaillHen 8srilnll1lung,
bas oitsjdbrige Dtniieit am sritsn Wtontase i'm
Wni uno 0ns arOBe ShhBenteit am trten
Ronta9e I'M Suli abiuBolten.
SeRnsnn n / q aberS DID meth'
I'D !-um bic SoblsE9rubenbsltBer psnniDIs
p~anien's uRo Dersn Arbsiter tar ibre oem
&anoe bob: Goblenprsiie Usruriabsnoen bdus
iisen Sidntsrsisn su sIadtt3sn,- bsbt Oas I'm:
ierbaus Dss GonBrsiiss ben @intubrBol rut
| &Oblsn auF. Run tpsIosu aber lauptl6bllh
nur neids, bituninoie, rrOpsabaltlge &obten
aus benz AusIanos stnGtftbrt, peIht bel Gin
tubrioafreibstt ben bel Cumberland IN
!R1rplano Ju Suse atI6roerten &oblen. midi
absr BEN barten SObIsu PsnnipIUanitn's, Der
4ntbra3ittoblen GonturrsnS maben. Stt
QennIQlpannr WonopOlifisn ouritn detroit ot'
Rutbs. bic tie sSi4tl8en' lolts, aus Santoar'
lett lRiisn.
RelneS poten d q u belt Or. Spt
esr Rbsr b. 4iidbri9s SO6tsr AntbOnp Cos
rop's in 9ir. 13j, SUB : &btftsritr., Da tr I'D
tber5.ugte, oaB Der Sob our4 einsn untul
e~rtolgts. 8as &ino bsfano itb nit Sn.i Sin
n,rn IN Der Rihs, Uel4s 9aptsrtht9sH In
0Tsn Oerbronnt n uno Damn beraus5oeen
nobel bic GIsiOsr Der YsruH8ladtsn in Bran
0ertetben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02
@tpseS Gonsert gum 8effen Ses
bentftb s.patripttfhen Sulfs'
fnnAA

gpie bsreits msbrfa@ erpdbut, finbet Tr.is
tag Abtno in Der sGoreproia. oas eroB.Gon.
3:rt ots .2ieoerfran3' uno .8srmonias Widns
rerGors" ftatt. bsien Grtraa gum Ssfisn Oes
.otuii6 : patripiiihen Shlfsfonoss bsftimmt
1T. Sinf1tlid bts Yrooromms b.rusiien
mir auf Die annonee i'm Sni.ratsntb,il. un'
ieres Slattes; bsionosrs erfpdhnen mbdten
mir i.ood, paB SRI. Srsiel uno SRI. &dtb6sn
@aul mitfpirfen. Der gemii&te &bor Der bel.
ben. 10 rtiamli@it bsiaantea Strs'ne umIabt
uns {i.tt uns iomit elm muftaliId.r g.nu6
b.por, rpie er uns nitt oft a.boien ptrb. ggir
bhrfet ben Beiub bss Gon5ertes ni6t ,rIt
empftblen, fiub pitlmebr iibtr3euat, bo6 10:
mobl ber In Musii9t iteb.nse &tnub, pie Der
cole 3m.d Dos aanat Deutihtbum Der Stabt
iI ,&pneoroia-s Saale %oeriammtln uerosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02

Stt itNtn Rdtruttaa UNI 4ubr triastrtuos -sJtarD.
lamb StaatsIsttung" sntbdlt ale ntuttt.n 5n' unO
Quslaho : Sspeiteu Oordus ttueH Wor8ens
Bldttern, pClht aut BITE 9~optrunB aus
WG6 mtttdq s.S ettun gen angeUteleh ltno.
Die 5taatsistturG" trEreut fh zines iaRlth tDadlenotn
Geiertrstiss, wlro plnttlih ourt ole Siubttbttle ne'
brstttt unb III BEN onEietuOsu Rublt'um aut's aearrnNit
smpfoplen. YrEts muir 10 Is erts PRO Wp1t.
So Nnletgen rottOtn IA isbr rnaBtaen Ntctie aut8es
rommsn uno erbaltsn etHe tstnem anosren SIattt nab'
fsbeHbt 8erbreitun9. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02

BiIbtlm uno Stfior) oIs afrobaisn anO
RratiiRnhlsr; bic trnTeu uno betsrn De-
iargss uuo BoriosB Orirdae BON Brl. aeo
Wrop; Sri. 8lunhs Stnnl.D's Gtsosroors
trdgs; bsr g91rntttrsS orftsasr 90. 6irih;
3ptt rsus Solicit: Die Ytnristsuoerinnen'
uuO sGis MdOdsn mt 6opptI9,ibtsrn;' oa5
Gotol Sdauipid: der Sa!ttmor,r &tb:im'
pDiisifa u. (. I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02
8eribtSnerbauSlllndeII

&rets Seri9t fur 9arfptSs
COUNTY. - $elair, %. iSebr. (8ot
Ri6ter alfreo SO. Bateman.) Soispb Smith.
Elm S9marser, 9iebtabl Oreisr S6nie, l Sabr
Gountps @sfdngniB. - s. Z. SMITH. Antbon0
Stoper uno 8abe &arriIon, lautsr Shmarie,
Stsbitabl zines S6opisn; Il Sabr 3ubtbaus.
9enrp &lOotr, Elm S1war3er, StsbitabI,
l SGbr 3uhthaus.
u.bsr 100 TdQe puroer tuabreno b's Sers
mines srlsoi8t. Die SroBs& ei1nurtnen tpas
rem IL. BITE Rteini SsiGDorenen 8 Gage in
StBuns. RDrsen ioGsn Die @ti6uorsnsn fur
ben april 3 &ermin our9' zoos beilmntt
peroen.
Griminal,8ert9t t. - (@or &i9tsr
8ilmor.) Geo. W. ROoinior. Soot'hlu9 bss
Satob QBiuiams arn n. YloOember 1870; frsis
Garttp, Be5tsblen bes Robert 6rtoerids un,
cine sis peribs, ~filb.rns Sai&enubr; plat.
Doptrs: suni6uloi9.'
Bunoess Se3trfss 8eri6t.- (8or
RiGter @ilts.) Sbne &siddite Su srleoissn,
s.rta3te it6 Oisisr Seri&tsbof bis Rcntas
rub.
Stabteeri9t. - (Sor Sberridt.r
Scott 9einrtb Sonnsborn gs9en Gitb.r
Relepie, Hsilamantin BON Soder, Die Der
Shsrift fir ibresS obnes Satob S1uloen init
Stiblas beleat bate, als ibr Giaentbum; bic
| 8eI&wOrtnsn braGten einsn Az b,s Gldaers
&unitsn laut.nb,n gabripru1 Elm. Der
| S9sriff bate Die Waaren aut Dem Austions,
rpese urn $500 psrtauft.
Superior.@srt6 - (Yor &i9t.r
Gobbin.) Warie Yinbsl nebf Sotttr a,asn
bic 3uder. Raifineurs Stirling q Mbrens,
RIase auf GntlGdbisuna fir ben Sob bss
Satt.ns, reIp. Yptsrs Der Slassrinnsn; nod
nidt sntihieoen.
W q en8eri6t.- (Bor ben Ri6tern
Balo.rIion. Daniels uno 1ono.) Anna Gliia
&n6bsl srht.lt ssitsru Bolmaht 3ur Ssrmal.
tuns bss RaGlafss BON S.inri9 RnObsl.
Common pleas &ert9t. - (Yo,
Ridt,r Sarip) @tor8 @rlrtbal 9e8.n bi.
rGdbIs'i6e Yianos 5abrits 8eieli3oft;' 3ldse,
erti.lt 1925 3utrtannt.-@.o Sarris uni
8snofsn ae9en Charles .. Milbourne uni
Inosre, Glagt tpt9en Snooiiireus einss Sano'
psdiel8; Ditto STATS.
SIR bsute ft.btn Nr. 1858, 1862 unb 857 be,
Sifir,, Rr. rs Der pro3.B- Re8,itranoe, Joni,
Der proseB Supports s.aen Glsnbrod. Der In
Waiienseri&te isinen uripruna bat, agf be,
| EnneRnrhuMnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02
Mn nnirrt n~nsnStiinrn suhirrihrntrnl

eaHmtIi5t subiTibsntsn auI unirrs tasIihs unb
U6dsHtIt&r aus9abs, peIbs nod i'm RattauOs fno
baben TN 9auit Der lsBtsu Gage tbre RsanHn8en Iu8s'
ididt erbaItsu. Btsisntsen, pslas uuitrs Wlabulne
unbsrIdiIatist IaFtn. miTsu sepdrtiesn. BAT mad BEN
/. 5tbruar Die SuisnOurg Oes SLattss ~sitSsfsat rDiro.
Q7H.g 10 Der Scrdubgeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02

NyGin qrObe6 Bud nlrSe ut4t
bic Wtnii: 3sIgnilis faIsr, pel9e itb Ju Gum
fen Don Or. Q9 tnr's Sa a III Oon
% itbtird n nls Elm iiheres, t~DirtIas
mes urO suDerldifsss Wiittl as9en 9uitsH,
grfdltunoeu unb 2ungtnfronibsiter anBtbduit
babsn. Bisle S~siLuRssn iiHO uirtlib punosrs
bar. (49-54)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02
0aA

erfr.ut lid fSrtoauerno sines Saglrstttn gu.
Iprudb.s Seitens zines b06it anIidnoi9en
Vublifums. Ser Inorans su ben Sonu=
abenos s Wadmittass $ Borftaun9,H bot ih9
o.rmasen gtfttissrt, hqs uieie famsn uno
Rtnber a~baewitien msroeu muBtsn. ip,sbalb
Der Director Or. Sinn bsidlpiIsu bot, nun.
mebr aud WttipoGs 0ahn'iii""~-",o r,,,nu mn,
9th III ON" uuo oamit leBtsn Mittpot ben
anfana 3u mabeu.
als Nopitdtsu bisier gBo1e finb su nsnnen:
pie orei SrRoer Bietorsgi aus Mien (Sobann,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02
9eatlde GorreiRoaOent.
Rn1timnre. ,. Mdfs IN.

o. Is #H
unier 1hotl sAt !S~ 4,,,,, ~ nam
san5ealn @Ss1a'S t,t,.' t {. 5,rs ,,nr 9tssTG%t
ltd IT UNI ju Psr aNujI40!lt SgNlu,Ssn y,
rehltst. Gin, ule AHSlHsL pS..D 800 s;c
tend uno aHN cue idlpn, WIN S''.'S SRnst,%.
itdrter, ais INT 9'FIqen @.pG.l,v Vss fStrtr
res. uaesctnS' mNfGE n"I-ls S a,.,r ~
nod tmn1er n'epr S4hGpm!u, new" n,igs w.
bic SertleTun9 Ee8 N1ei'p'USls "a! ~" ~
tban puree. Ale argFeU NNmpltt VI g - ),
perprpler StNtt" muyn iNIe }yta"t "T;a'~ ~
erit IN Annapp!ls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Wv Nv 'r
ttei stbelt, ooer plsla'teF, "a que M"g.'S ~,
ntbt 70 tle' III, rus rs pN' VI. tg'"I' S'"'
Die pple SdeuN0 rla"tpNl'. tVN sSSor ,t. t,,f,r
@abrene ees osr91n9'U.H G'G"%t ',,MEsr
bier 10 OaNT5sa0e guy II" 5 LIN n,t -, C"r mn, q
3 Dretnalter, 70 Slttsu, 'a S.,Sss W.. .
Stooncr. D1Hpn taPTsH 81 mN,.. " ,o,.,s.
tautibEr, 81 unIst tnaHlu'I5 . u.'. ',rrn.gt
stlber, : uoteT c1n.'Her, : "!as, NV' tT.,i
i6er, NHt'r fuillUTI H'V ",'''' - INV,
lQfr 6Ia9ee. AE 9"lUt' w1r ish,
WPelats, SIITee, S"'j U"' G'l'" ""' F'
%beseuteno. Liz u-r,, 10,
DE peCeR oenllE'n SnLl' et 49,
DarpTer aSsIl'H NEH :" ~ ~ N ,,g,W
NebteIe tdS elllt SCAtlNNb lN' N" ."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02
Bur 8eamtuna FUR sAnciner.

Die beItsu Breiie tperosu fir r'us 8u6'
Ebidle 01er Nrt ssasb,n bel 9aOt0 g.
Sb0unDn d s o III b., 0r. "a uno 80,
2setrabe. (31-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02

=. WlllQnl5, 9tlnrlO u. SouIIDHerr Oupto
HforOeeai, Ssrael D. Barr uno Sanlts SnoI
ais Gcmiie nit Der llsbrrrei4un8 Der pstttioH
i'm StaOtratht beuuftraBt.
Das RtGuItat Der 81 untttpal>
MAIL in 8rrbertd 1T mad omtli6sn
8ni6tm fOlssnbts. RaYpr s. 3. -. pol
drummer, Gtep., 929 Stinmenj &lbsrm6nnsr:
8ransis @ortsl, Gtp. 95t; SDbn s. Saret,
| Rsp,, 953; Gbartes &. &rail, Rep.. 90s 1bss.
| @prIu6, Scp., Ola; s. W. 9irels, &ep, 93l ;
Cabin Sage, Dem. 1874; D. s. Wartsp, Dem.
7O2 Geo Reier. 9en,., 1882; Coward Stun,
DEM, 1858; q. s. Wtlepren, Dtm.L 1873. 9es
msinbu6ttt: !. Noro-4eD. 8. 9err, Hep,
l2l ; 9. y. Gtert. Semy lV7 3. Bare-9.
Stodion, 9smn 1903 Is. ~. miller, &ep., So;
S.l6tetrsr, Rsp., 20; 8. 2Darb-D.D. 9om.rs.
Rsp, 1923; Y8il. 9. 8untel, Dsnt., 81; 6. gBarb
%. @retn, 8,p., 1859; s. Dtlipn, 9enl, l43;
7. QBarb-g. 8pUnB, Dem, l4l .. 9tstn.
banner, jun.. 8epy 1879.
Die WarpI6nber g pnntaes =
q I,l n n fstsltc ppT9etsrn ier l5.5ab.
resfef. Der Sabrs5.9 ertGt sreibt, bab Die
lniCn pabrerS bes Strsanssnsn Sahrts 8 Wifi
fon6re III iprsn Disnitsu battle, fcopsn 4 tn ben
Gpuultt8 unb elmer in Der Stabt Baltimore
tbdtte wartn. So S4ulsn nit $50 psbrern un0
Al % S6ulern wurocn oreaniFrt uno $222S.3 IS
an 6atfsbtburfttss ShuleH Yeraus5abt. Die
%8eIemm3abl Der prptsftantil6en Spnrtass-
Gaultn i'm Staats bstrast l3i5 nit "a $3.50
Q,brtrn unb 1900 S60tern. Der Seri6i
bts S6asmeiferS ersibt, eae bic @efamnt'
gtnnatmen $556i.4s, bic @tlammt-@ ussabsn
5 65so.29 bstrueen, 70 BAT Der Union etne
! S6ulb Ypn $665.Sl Ssrblet6t.
Wad @bbaitun8 sinss @otteSbisnfss irures
cine Gpaette srbptsn, bic cine ftbr betradtltGe
Gpmmt srsab.
Oebaits>Gr6ibunsen II. - Ss beiben
Ra:bsSnsigsu p~aIlrt.n Dteniias8 erort nuna en-,
bur6 neltbs bic 9ebalts fOTSenbsr 8samtsn
erg6bt wsretn: bas Der R,&ter bss Stsusr-
appelattons , @eTt6ts auf $500; bae bee
Stfaesn. Superintsnotntsn auf $1,000 pro Sabr
unb seS Der Na@twd6ter In alien Greinaurer.
&empel nnb i'm @sri4tSRauls ouf S75 prs
@pHat,
G]Tntnnuns etnes gpunts.Rt6.
ttrs. @puperHeur 9ppis bat sslttrn ben
a6tb. George s. @apnaoisr iuu 8ibtsr g.;
Sarfprb,G DunlY trnaEnt on STEELE bss Rtd.
tsre gatemar, ptI6sr abbanfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02

| lERItU SuukUNS ~ bEAAAAhShs a.
nItidb' 0os .r nod INNER bic .Rdmp.niAaft'
b,anipru6e unb @oparo auIforOete, barum
,u fdmpfen psnn ct fs ibnl itrslti8 rladsn
NOBLE.
Sir anfGroi9e Stute 1T Die 8anje SADIE
unerauiftid uno unintsrt1ant.
Gls B~.trH9er uno 8aaabunO ip.oirte
Sien{tuo fFrieosnsri6tsr Sahs etrsr Wann,
Wamsns WaibingtOn N. &atelift, aat 80
Saa. ra9 benz StaotssidnGnths.
Grtruufen.- Hts porsstern abtno Der
@hpnn.r -5obn VI. Sirou,- Gopt. &armtns,
npm GhoptantsG iper nab Baltimore beraufs
fam. f.[ nabe Cambridge tin Wtatroie, Na'
m,ns SoIepb oti6.ns, ibsr Soro uno trs
irant obtpobl ole Anitrsugunaen 9tmaHt
murn,t. inn au rsttsn. Fer BerunglhdtC
ftammts aus Gslatpars.
CINE cute 2ebtns : Berii6ts
runpss@tiell d. tt Der S.9sn Der
9sb.nsp.rfi4:run9 fir bic g9oblfabrt Der Gas
rnili,u nlrO INNER mebr ertannt. Die 3ett
n ni,t mebr fern, mo- Der Jumliienpatsr
fp.ld,r bic aana. aus9abe fur Die Se8ablunQ
elmer QebensurriherurqspoIice iGeut un,
ap.ib uno Eino fur ben Sal ietnes Ablsbens
o.aen Tlctb uno bic S.matbt8una.n osrgNobl'
tb6iisteit h3erSuitelsn, BON Der onentllHtn
Wtsinuug als pflihtpsrgefen 8.branomatti
tperoen nirO. IS pdrt nur 5I mnnl9en. oah
oas 9ublifum Iib msbr Dtthe 8sben n6Gts,
lid iorsfdlti9.r nit ben Ginrihtung.n Der Sc
bensptrit6eruuss : 8eienidatten betannt ~
MAIDEN. Seber, ipel9.r oteie Henntntlis be-
fst, uiro ft4 ptrFd.rn. anBeIotnt foiro ei
Inn stonbe iein, Die tensrtn &eisai@aften bsr'
ous,uiinoeu. DO Die Gtbensperiderun9s Se'
S,nitofi.n massachusetts auf benielben aI9e'
mcinsn Yrinsipisn brauGsn, 10 lisssn oh
unt,rihi.De tpsoer in Der al8enelnen 9e'
ihdItsbaIs, nos in oem nnfan9e oss Ge'
iG6its. rod in bem alter Der 9ompa9nttn
NOD s%inisitis in Der hbbe thrsrattipa uno o8l
Sie Observation-Disclosures stpii&en ben Soripas'
MEN befebsu in Der Ytrpaltung, IN Del
9tlpeftabilitdt Der Dir.ttoren uno bauptldhi
lid aud In Der auimsrtiamteit, ptlte ot.i'
9,Rteren als auftGisbebOros Der GsitdIts'
otrualiuna Der Ssamten lupenosn. Gin TER
n,r.r w,ientll4.r 8tiGditspunft LIT. bob oit
G.bdItsr Der 8.amisn unb i~onit8sn apssa'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-15
AN ACT making Appropriations for Rev
enue Cutters.


Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
sum of three hundred thousand dollars be,
and the same hereby is, appropriated d, out
of any moneys in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, to enable the Sec rotary
of the Treasury to construct steam cutters
for the revenue marine service, the same
not to exceed in tonnage the maximu M re-
commended by the commission appointed
by the Secretary of the Treasury, December
sixteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.
Approved December -, 1870.
AN ACT relating to the printing of the
annual report of the Secretary of War.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That it
shall be the duty of the COZ gressional prin-
ter, in place of the twenty-five hundred
copies of the abridgment of the annual re-
port of the Secretary of War ordered by
section one of the act of July twenty
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty six, to
cause to be printed and bound for the use
of the War Department, eight hundred full
copies of the last annual report and accom-
panying documents.
Approved, January 10, 1871,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
SCHURZ.
EFFECTS OF HIS NASHVILLE
SPEECH.
A PATRIOTIC LETTER FROM
EX.CONFFDERATES.

NASHVILLE, September 23.-1he speech
delivered by Hon. Carl Schurz,of Missouri,
has created a profound impression in polit-
cal circles.
Tho most significant incident connected
with 1t is the following letter formally ad-
dressed to Senator Schurz by several hun
dred ex-Confederato soldiers, embracing
every grade and rank OF the late rebel ser.
vice, from private and non-comm missed off,
Ger up to maior-general.
The signers, generally, are representa-
tive men Of influence in the community
NASHVILLE, September 81.
To Hen. Carl !Schi.r=.
DEAR SIR; We, the undersigned, form
cry confederate soldiers, wish
20 express to yol our high
regard for you and our profound
regard and admiration of the uusel1sb
non-partisan and patriotic address de'iv.
cred by you in this city.
We admire the Independent spirit which
refuses obedience to party when in conflict
with ones convictions of duty and right.
We pledge you that we are no partisans;
that we have faith that no words can ex-
press in the sublime mission and destiny of
the American republic; that we honor
the national flag as the assured her
aid of that day when all the races of men,
OF all ranks and conditions, will be redeem
ed and delivered from all species of polit-
cal thraldom.
we wish to turn our backs upon all Sec
tional parties, and all parties cropping in
tue pale moonlight Of the past, and to con-
meet ourselves with any party that will be
animated with n spirit of civil and re-
Igious toieration, and broad and elevated
patriotism.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
DRY GOODS AND FASHIONS,

Reversible India shawls have made
their appearance.
The Marguerite polonaisc is the hand
soonest black silk suit seen.
The German velvet, of silk, blue light
quality, range from IS to $40.
.I,Sashes, though not very long are as
wide as ever, and are very handsome.
Black alpaca, which is suitable for
any occasion, costs from 30 cents to 81 80
yard.
.-Colored genuine lace Is shown in
shades Of brown and gray for trimming
costumes.
Flat bands, folds and peating will be
the trimmings most used for fall clothing
Lace will be used in great profusion,
on fall and winter suits Of both silk and
cashmere.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
GRANDSU SUCCESS ANTICIPATED,

DU QUoIS. Sept. 23.-Saturday closes
with unprecedented prospects for the Ill-
nois state fair.
The reports Of scarcity of water d,
this point are entirely unfounded.
4 CONSTANT STREAM
of water is flowing into the grounds, and
already every reservoir and basin ia fill
ed. This supply is in addition to the
TWELVE GOOD WELLS
on the various parts of the grounds.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HEAD OF CATTLE
are upon the ground, embracing the short
horn herds of Col. King, of Minnesota,
Gus Shropshin, OF Kentucky, and several
from other states. There are several cattle
here from the celebrated importation of
Col. Calf, Of Hartford.
Among the numerous entries in
THE HORSE DEPARTMENT
are some of the fastest trotters and PAGERS
in the country.
SPECIAL TRAINS.
A special train has been dispatched to
Cairo for stock from Kentucky.
Several train from points north, east and
west will arrive during the night
VISITORS AND EXHIBITORS
are arriving by every train, and are find
ing
ACCOMMODATIONS
through the committee charged with the
duty Of finding homes for strangers.
No inconvenience will be experienced
in obtaining board and lodging, as the
arrangements made by the local authorities
are so complete as to insure to all tho COM
forts and conveniences of the hospitable
homes of Du Quoin and vicinity.
ID. A. BRowN,
Pres. State Agr'l. Society.
a. NJ. GARLAND, Secretary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

WAsnINGToN, ID. c., Sept. 23.-The
highest barometer, which was on F,iday
p. M, over New Jersey, has given place to
u rapid fall, and the pressure has extended
from lake Superior eastward, and probal-
bly, covers the whole region north of the
lakes. Hazy and smoky weather has spread
northeast to Ohio river and middle and
eastern states with but little cloudiness at
tending, falling barometer Brisk south
and south east winds have extended to
Lake Ontario. Clear weather has prevail
ed in southern gulf states except on tho
immediate coast. Small area rising ba-
rometer with rorth-westerly winds VIII
probably extend into Wisconsin on Sun
day. Brisk southwest winds will extend
to Lake Huron butAwil diminish on lower
lakes. Cloudy weather with southwesterly
winds will extend over new England;
cloudy and clear weather in the middle,
southern and gulf states. Local rains are
probable for Sunday noon on the immedi-
ate gulf coast, and Especially in Southern
Florida.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 23.-Csmmodors
Asnbury m. sailed for Liverpool to-day.
touched at Queenstown to-day.
~ A Pottsville penn hen has hatch-
ed two eagles. The eggs were found BY .
man in the woods, who supposed they
we're turkeys eggs and placed them unde or
his hen. The old hen was considerably
surprised, tor she spluttsred about and tram
Piled upon one Of her rare progeny and
killed IL. The other will probably grow
up and do we'll. Eagles sometimes carry
off chickens, and II would be rather q Joke
IL this specimen should ssme day gather
up the old hen that Matched It and fly away
with her.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
GERMAN TONIC

tompounded for those not inclined TO ex-
bitters, and II intended for use in cases
some alcoholic ztimuiant ic required in con-
Rn with the Tonic properties Of the Bi;ters.
bottle OF the Tonic contains one bottle OF
|itters, combinec with pure SANTA CRUZ
and favored IN such Q manner that the ex-
bitterness o. the Bitters is overcome,
Pg preparation highly agreeable and
nt TO the palate, and containing the medic.
prtues OF the Bltters. The price OF the
is 81 30 per bottle, which many persons
toe high. They must take into cons der.
hat the stimulsnt used is giiarani, ed 10 be
Ire quality. poor article could be fur.
at cheaper price; but is IL not better to
little more and have good article, A
nal preparation should contain none but
st ingredients and they who expect 10 ob.
cheap compound. and be benefited by II,
ost certainly be cheated.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, September 20.
FLOUR-Quiet; city Xxx, $S.75 e.37A.
WHEAT-Firm at S1.l9 for No. 2.
BARLEY-Steady at 60c for No. 2.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 20.
HAY-Scarce choice western, $35 q 80.
PORK-Quiet and firm mess, $14.50.
BACON.-Firm at st 81 q 81 . 9tc.
WHISKY-Firmer; western rectihsd,
92ic si.oa!.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.
FLOUR-Firm for low and medium
grades.
WHEAT-Firm and higher; No. 8
red Sl.32.
CORN-Quiet at 44c. for mixed on
track.
OATS-Steady; No. 2 inc levator a5c.
RYE-Firm.
WHISKY-Firm at ole.
PORK-Ste dy at $l3.25 on orders.
BACON-Active on orders and IN de-
mand shoulders 7ic.; clear rib &c.; clear
SIC; clear, seller October SIC.
LARD-Firm eic; te,rce roaa1lc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

Bay" Adolphus Thie-s writas with ex-
tremc slowness snd never purctuates his
manuscript. Nen-ly al the copy for his
numerous books he dedicated to a G erman,
Jacob Grosch, who has been his amanucn-
sis for neatly forty year.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

Boz Lord Russell called teetotalers'
meeting to declare against liquor selling,
lately, and presided; but the publcahs
and sinners colonized in the hall, and out
voting the other side, put some resolutions
strongly favoring the traffic, on the reco. ID
Of this teetotalers' meetngl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

bs5 The tobacco crop il Connecticut
now about gathered, is enormous. Few If
any preceding years have produced crops
to surpass it ia weight OF leaf and all ap-
pearancss indicate that tie quality will
also be superior
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

e0 A street car dummy is experiment. =
ing in Detroit, so arranged that the en-
gine consumes its own smoke and steam.
1t is not the first motive power on street
railroads that has been self-consuming
Some roads employ horses that will eat
themselves up in six months.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

n6r Precocity bases it claim to future
greatness to this; Fisher Ames entered
Harvard at the age of IL, and Edward
Everett ut l3; Bishop Heber translated
Ph@drus " into English at I; Anna Sew
ard repeated from memory the first three
books of Paradise Lost" at o; Lord
Brougham wrote on philosophy at ls, and
Grant rode circus mule when he was IL.