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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28

? &aHOueHbOoten bis Sur Bride bel Boint
ou Sour gu gclangeH uuo rtdtet oaS Seuer
uoH Oteieu Sootsn grOBeu Sbaben an.
Die Rcaierunq eer watioHGi' Sertbeeauua
Nuf ben 2tntrug 0uiame'S 1T Die Debate
III Der NatioHal- &eriOmmluug iibcr oas Ser
baten Der ,9fegicrung Der gtatiouat &ertbeis
biguug" auf eineu Monat ucrtagt poroell.
9ic S'drriFdss
IN oCr BcDrounlets SraBe in gtcuiQ0 huroe
geItern gccommcH.
Sin Sergeant uuO 80 Gbnlitue fnN Uou
Scr'aiQtS OGicrtirt.
Die Sremdurcr
III Bari5 iirO 9e9tn bic Regicruug In Ser
iaitIcS icbr crbittcrt; &Iclc btrielben iino mic.
ocrum 9cgcu bic DGOmmune" ieiuOielig &C..
Funt.
Sibrfe une Ws0rft
Eonoou, q. gpril llbr Rafm. -
SoniOlS 93t 25cr 908, got, 928, 1O.40cr
994.
Der 9aaroorrntb lit Der 9aut bon Gng,
lanO bat mn $4,000 Yfuub Sterling Obgcs
uontncu
2iOerpou( 81. glpril, llbr 9tad)m. -
8aumpoue ie: llpianOS 1t, Orleans II
bis ], pertnuft $4,000 8aleu, cinihlieBlih
5000 fir @rport mo Spctuatton.
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2pfalbcrtebtc aus SSa(biuatpu

8ai bin0t or, 20. 2lpril. - Die bic.
fgen Sob'Setlou ieterteu gtitern ibr Smeiunb,
iitni5i9ites StitungS. 6eft ourd cine groBars
tige Bro5elon, III Der folgcnbe Yogcu nit beu
na6genulnten Warihalcn pertrctelt mnreu:
Oriental zHogc gtr. 10, s.. Gonrab; Ntehas
nic8sgoae ytr. 18, !Seurp QGbelnn; Grccliior.
4oge gir. II, =. g. Soiiab S GraHt; DE.
tropolis.Eoge yir. lG, .. Is. Savmau; 9ca,
consgogc 9(r, l5, 5, 3. 0ath; Gouennnta
1oge gn. l3, 8. y. GHU; 8ricuoibip .goQc
9tr. II, 3. 6. GuautriQ; Solunbia.2oQe
9tr. 10, %. 9. 8uiu; Sarmonic.goae vi.
9n. llnioniGoge 9tr. IL, ". 2pnd Gaderu.
2o9e gtr Z, s. Z. Anbcrion; g9aibin0tons
gose gn. G, 6. 3. 0tanoOlpb; Geutral 2ogc
gtr. /, v. N0ilOr; Wount Ntbo.9a9cr Rr.
6, g8. .. gStllianlS; RibgclCpagoge lr. 5,
s. SadHeg; Dtagcncnu Soge Or. 4, 8. g..
8alib; Golumbian-2o9e Or. /, $. 6. Ste.
uenS; SroB Fa9er bonn 0iltritt Columbia,
s. Z. Sort; @roB Qoge pom 0iNritt So,
lumbiu, u. 9. 6aDmooo; cine 9eputatiou
Der gonooun'Soge gir. 20 BON 9cesburg, Sa
Der 3ug gcpabrte ciucn ih6uen g(nblld unb
glng ourd) bic SauptIraBeu Der Staot na6
Dem NationalsEb noielbit eu Gon5crt
une etn DftentlidDer Gebeait ltatt iauoeu. Die
Selireoner uareu Der @brlu. U. .. Groib, {.
VI. @obrigbt II. y. s. Speet. Nah Setloj.
gnng Der 0teben iauo fir Die Yaiiens3inoer
oeS OrsenS III Der .SbO Selonr6alle" Elm
Souper ltatt, oaS bon ben 8dmeu Ger v6es
bedasGo9e" ueranitaltet mar.
- Die pom Gon9rtB cruannte Gommiiiion
bat benz Sorcoranihen SunlsSoub sl25, 700
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gclcarapbiIcbes 2tllcrlct.

49, Die geitrigeu 3nlanbiteur.G Ginnabnteu
betru9cn s319,574.5G.
- Der cubaniibe GenerafsGapitdn Sal,
maitOa lit oorseIern WOr9eu Don Gieso De
gtptla ua6 Uiorou abgreilt.
- GO Mieileu isnieitS beS Sorts 0uforo in
9etota ipuroe cine @eiedidait bon 8 Wann
BON 9noianern an9egrifien; 2 WurOen gct1o.
tet, ein 8ritter per,uuubet.
Sm Cooper Suititute in gtctu 9ort
pnrbe uorgcitert abeuo cine grpbs UtalIcnpert
iammluug Der GriSpine aus auen Gbetlen Der
Ser. Staaten ab9ebalten, -unl 9e9en ote GtH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28

arbeitete, redte uno oebnte iib uupermertt
aud ieiu a6rper, bis itber ie6S SUB llnO
5wei 3oll binau8. 8raft, Geiuuobeit uno
cine ireie, ihulolpie Seele leudteten aus
ieinen 3agen, ieiue iriiden 5arbeu uno
Die tets auSgewahienen 86de IieBen thn
itnger erideinen ais er e5, reif fir bic
llniperitit uno bic meiIteu Wdnner all
Sdnge lberra9eno, iein tunnte.
Seine orei iroiihen Shubpdtrpninnen
waren ppu 8epunoerung ibreS SpbanneS
-e3 fel9(iemanoem Elm, ibn nod San 5u
nenneu--; nit ieinem bimmIi6en SduBs
patron mar aber infer Stupent nod ims
mer niht reht i'm alareu. SSu ieiner
oRilerlpObnung, benz en9en uno unz
freunbliben 50auie eineS Shuiter3 poll
Seoergeru6 uno rduhenoen&amtnen, umz
ibwebte ibu Der ascetilbe Iduier aus Der
8lite; aber babcim, I'M 9ritnen Sprfe,
ieiner Wutter, Der 98betbz zWbte unO Der
grCBgewabieueu, rpii9enGretbe ge9eniber
oa fiblte ct wie Der Singer, Dem bic
Shmer5enSreide Whttter nit pemS6wcrte
i'm 6erSen in Die glrme gelegt wuroe. Wie
peritanb er iene beioen Wltter, 0laraune
unO 2i5betb, 10 gut! glie till uno oemiis
tbig purOen bieie Diatrpnen bel ieiuen
lebrretden GrSdblungen! Sic flblten iib
ppr ibm wie in Der Stride - aber Gjretbe,
nein, Gretbc peritanO ct nidt; ppr ibr
mar ct linttiG uno ietneH6de ihienen ibm
pI6blib nod enser ais chen 5uppr gretbe
mar cine tiidti9e, unerbittlide 0ausbdls
term gewprben, ipgar ibre GItern iirdte=
ten iib Dor ibr unp arbeiteten getrimmt
uno biufdllig llm iie berlm. llnteroradte
2llte icben 10 leidt biufdui9 aus, Gjrctbe
wOate lnO that INNER baS Nedte. 2QIe8
leuttete an ibr, Die '0aare, bic ateipung
uno ibre !6anOGlngeu; man iugte, iie pdre
utred," mas iUpiel beiBt: ,,mer am Sled!
Sic pubte, oaB ibr ghemanC ciuen @Ors
purf MAIDEN tpnnte.
t6otiegun0 tolgtl
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Baltimore
4;irf 9n[uranrG Qfflrf,

GHepeIlsGtfe bon Soutbs une SBHterffr.,
pcrt1ertpdbreno ge9en 8crlut ober Sdaoen eurd
8rIn6ungIi lumObl in Der 5tabt, uie i'm 2anbe, aGe
artcu uoh 9geutbum, BObns, 2abcnz nno g9oarcnz
Sduier, Granddaughter, aterbauprooutte, Mo5e!n,
SauSocritbhattcn, i'm Ban be8rtiiene ooer i'm Saien
in 9u6ung Uciiaoltbe TabrScu9e II. I. ~.
Sds Sircftorium beitCht dus foiaeneen 9erren:
90 III. %. Sarrtion, 8rGt6cnt;
Geo. u. Btter5, 9Sm. 3. Brune,
q. I8. NlrdS, $. .. &aptTt
Dapib .. S5tlion, 9. Robt. Jentms,
SIofOb Yenntugton, 8. Morton Stcruort
SranciS Z. Ging, q. z. TcDcumcr,
Senrp @urrou, Sruiue Surlps,
J 9. Stcuart, gB. %. 2Gptort
Ssract Gobel.
Ippttatousz 6orlnQrC mo lpcltcre ytndridlt lber
Die @eieHibait Utro in Der Office, ShbUeitz@de uon
Soutbs uNb 9Bater IT,. ertbctt, no aud ac glurd8e
foiort erttoigt rueroen. 8crhTun9en pcrbcn aui
trgcnb cine Srlt angenommen, IpGhe Der apptttdnt
miuIhen mag.
(SdnItA0 Tr. SEopriuurth, Ger.
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SGeeweiIer fir SEetCeuSe.
gsaltlmere.Cbio @ifenbaE,n.

Ra@ atten 2 StuttCHeu-um9 ubr Nlorgene,
uno 2SinY Slts,r e trG eur9 uno 3Dti9ens
meRl. Der l5r YjrlcuSu9 usr6tubet itb NIT
9uastur9 uno S0rrtionbur5, uia Diauanes 9aps
8aba,
Rat Srcoerit un0 SagCrstopH um 8
n9r UIor3ens uRo i.iO 4bsnOs (ausssHommsH SonHs
9Gtb gtGteottGttb il. {. 10. -um RorssHs
llno i.2O 4.O5 unb GGdm. (SonntaDs ausgenoms
men), mo Hot Dt cunt u inv um u4r gtatm.
gI9f " " M gl' ~ X 9f95, 4 s'9G
Sud aunapoGts- um ltbr 9loresns unb 4,45
Bon Dafbiuqton- 6.45, s, 9.25 Roreens
uno r. 49, 800, 4.f0, $40, $40. 7.45un6 abenes.
Gbilacelpbids aBiiminstOn; Salto. GiteHbdhn.
Jtah $btldbelp9tdt 0EnfGtlon en-
uu0 ,,5etaWarer @tiCnbubH"- Hm7.2jVeors
geH5 (5ouutdgs aus9enommenl.
RAN 2 "a tpB a nno y to, NJ 9rt m SGsi a9
Uioroer5 Sonutags dus9euomnen.
Nlu b ttao tp auno " 70 ort Wb
in lBtmIH5ton nit Der :, 0etaiUarS eilEneogn. otrz
"Y5aut,el @aS On Stattonsnbts gort0epoflt-
nm Ibr I4bmittdgs SOnuEag5 au5aanoHmtn).
Iaa Bbt tlUottp9 d um 7.25 Ibeno5 td9s
'ygia ygiaa Nsw 9Ort - grprcBiuo nm 1910 gbsn0s
''s,btfiI' 'Ss,bfiIatelphia asaltc. Gsutrd Gifenbahn
putdjt Baltimore nm 725 Nior0en9 nno 2.4O Jta4z
"'',SHl' 8iltss areau: Rr. t47, 8sR.Bat;imorear.
Worclc,t. 6 cmtraI. Cttenbobm.
Sad Hitt5bnr8, eem 8seH uno RQroen
men ,pIi6sn Baltimore uno 9ou OntatcnO :, td9nG
nm $40 ytorJen5 Sonnmgs GnsJsnommrnl.
EaI gttt6tur9, Dem 8 eten uho Nors
LID um l2.4O NaAmttta9s (Sonna85 aus8cnons
meH). o o,.
Suffato- - tGgltd nm l0.tO nbr ahcnos.
Ta4 Is nc tnnd uno otn Il ome fsH an
ben 9dupt tattoncn Suiiten Baltimore % une Sarris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Or. g. 8. Grant.

DRr. 9s, Rorts2ibertpftrahe, Baltimore,
iun 800 Straie Sabcn, penn er @n9bringfeit, auia
at9mistit 8rrluH ocr stinmc, eatarrb mo ale
&etoen Dec SalCs, Der qunge, Der Sarniuege, bcs
BIutrs, Der paut, O4reniaufen. Dpspepie, Boiiers
fndt, SGmorrboioen, RbcumGtsmus SfropbGln,
Rerpsu6watte, Auaens unb Sbrenfranibeien ntdt
surirt. 29er nit bier uidb an9tibren 9ctoen bebos
tel lit, fpite uid,t oergcfien, ran Or. 5ramt atie
Isbsl BELT, nie ie aub 4et6en nno bSihaffen eil
RQClt, (Wprf27tGO
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0emtibe nnb cnHltfbc Gbule.
6. lsnapp,
ESs nnu C,llionhilr II sornttoe-0flfru

Gs niro pon apOl eebrern uo1 tdaoi8er Weals,
Spradt-, Snreibs. @eiansz unb 3ctWnenfn nnterript
jonis i'm sIauictiplelea; aui 8erlanssn bcbrdtimer
Iuterrtgt III ueribieoeuen &faneu. Gir lueibtiAe
arbetten lit cine stprertn ongeheut. Wtit Der SduIs
lit cine 6urnz4nltaIt uertnipft; aud ueroen Stnltr
lii 8olt nnb eosis 9enommen. "f-
Riberr ausfnnft srtbeil Der 1rinSpal Der aniintt,
o. auapp, Gde peH 9oAibapltr. unb Srangeaauep
(San.,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Ginc Trau ScS WiorocS febnlsis
bcfuuoeu.

Gan 6ran5iSco, 25. 2lprtl. - Die
Surp in hem Yro,eiie Der 2aura 5. Bair,
ipet6e Oer Grmorbuug be8 6idtcrS Grjttenben
augeflagt mar, iprad nad) einer Seratbung
BON 40 Minuten baS Sdulbig osS DforbeS
i'm eritcu @roOe aus. Die sSrau bleb Sien-
lid 9ltdgiiltig. Wtan bate einen iolden
Sprud) I'M Bublifum uidt eriuartet uno mar
bis 5ur letteu StunOe 9eneigt, pen @roScB
fir cine 8arce Balten.
Gan 8ran3i8co, 27. Ipril. 9aS
Grai. GrtenntniB i'll Der WoroproSet Sade
pioer bic Srau 8air wirb por Dem 20. Dlai
nid)t gciproben werOelt, oa Der Sertbeibigcr
um eine 8rilt BON einen Wiouate erlnd)t bat
nm eiusn 2tntrag aui @ewdbruns eiucs neuen
BrojeiieS auSSuarbeitcn. Die Sertbelot9ung
bat ii1 ,uGbrenb Der Serbauoungcn bel 40
Buntten ibre @inreosu gegen peribicbenc pro.
sciiualiide Gntibeibun9en bes 6idttrS Dor.
bebalteu. Die Giureoen beSebcn id jeooh
i'm 4agemeiuen mir auf unmittigc Ynnite.
SiS gcitern Worgcu murOen gSetten ange-
boteu, baB 2 Der @eihworcnen ibre Gtnpilli-
9ung Su sinem gSabriprud auf pSdnlOtg"
nid)t 9ebeu iuiirOen, woburd III ber Staot
Der @lanben enttano, oaB ein @runb 3u oer
Iunabmc porbanoeu lei, baB Die @eldmore'
nen iid, nid)t ,piiroen eiuigcn t6nnen
Die geianmte Yreiie Galifornien'S billi9t
ben 8abripru6 Der @eihworenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
UbrOOOr GlOfkfr Il SOl)n,
@ pt. J. @. 1tlODItOn's
pr. Il, 5appinDton'a
|, gfs,s,r, -, n fsnr,,t,

1T rin (iebereS uus gcfabripfcs SeilmitteI fir
Suften, Grfdituns, AeuebbuSfeu, Seiierfeit &c.
IS bciieitgt ent5iinhun9 uno uerbiltct baburd
ehs'mt; S'Slst USfSnaiS ,. agS SS slnss 9utsn
madt uno bat groBc 3uircbcubeit geDchen. YrGpa=
rirt bon Or. R. Sappingtcn, Nr. GS2, Rors.
@dnSfraGe.
gu babsn bel aliens Sanblcrn i'm aasemetnen. 8rcls
80 Gents. f9top, ,23,tS)
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StuS yBnfbiuotom. = Der WlprSproz
scb ipioer Sctitcr. Der Sluac=
fla9tc fdulct9 ocS WprScS i'm
N;~nNc

g8Oibiugtou, 27. 9(pril.-ltm balb II
llbr beutc D}Orgeu btgam &id,ter Sliu ben
GeihWOrcnen itinc Snltruttiou III ercbeilcu,
unb fbrte ct iuSbeionbere ans, boB Der glugc,
tlo9tc Die Chat nit llrbcrteglmg utritbt babe.
lin II llbr 20 Oiinuteu 3OQcn itl Die Sc
id)moreneu ;uiid lin 10 Ninutcn uah II
llbr cridiCnCu iie nieoer uuO crtldrte Del &or
nuuu Ocridbcn, pr. SOiiieuu, oaB ie Fd)
iiber cjucn 28abriprudb geeini9t boben uub
ben 9tugetla9ten Der glutlage gentdB fitr 6ula
big era6ten.
0tor9eu wtr6 Der 8idter bas Sraf'gr'
feuutuiR fGllcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Der bette Plas
um cine Dor,iialtdlC Nahmaid)ine

All Rdufsn ufer III mietben
In ba, no ole arten uertauit perben, uuo luo Der
4gent ndlt in irgenb stner ipe5rlen WaiAinc inte'
reiiirt 1T.
Wtaibinen wsrosn uernietbet, ausgcbsiicrtuuo per.
tauint bel 4. VI. aSils,
Rr. S9, YSeffsSidttiino or e.,
(gD3r,dtGN Gjonitrnpc
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Gus NbtlaOclp6ta. = Otc Scutid,c
NricpcuSfeier,

y Ybtldoclp btat 27. Iprtl.-0ie bic
itgc oeut'dlc SricbenSfetcr miro Sonnta /,
Otontag un6 Gteultlg, AM H., Is. ruo l6.
Mat, ltuttiiuoeu. Der SOuntag miro Der
tirtIidcu Seier geluiOmet icin, Dtonta9 miro
en groBer 6eitiug it0ttiiubeu unO 9eHitag
elm Btcnic ouf bem Stiit.uplabe. Wton
glnubt, onB iih mtn6eitenS 10000 Dtam an
Ocm 3nge betbcitigtn w!rocn.
Scr InSltnno Der HoDlcnarbcitcr
Yott 50 lc, pa, 81. 9lprtl. - 0aS
Gretttiu Gomite Der yNrbcitcrs 28obltbGtig
=Selettlhuit" btiblOB beutt, Die uOn Oeu
G'rubcnbelteerW in Der EbitaoclpGia'er &er
iamnlnng gtmnbten YropoNtIontu lItd)t On'
Sunebneu.
gtamtuS Der arbcitcr Sd)uglfiQ. Gouu.
tD lunr0c bcid)loiicn, ocn glrbcltSg2brrn Ctnen
ntutn &Oritlug iu MAIDEN nnb foltS tic Die
itu nidlt auucbmCu, iid) bertit III Crtlirtr,
ole SueitiraQs ciucm ShieOSgrtdDt Su nm
tcrwcricn, 6u weldcm icoc YOrtcl Ntt9ltcs
Der wiblen loa.
StrOuton, ga, 81, Npril Die
9trcttortu BON bret GompN9uicn hittten beute
bier cine Seung. sic mttgeru iih, nit ct=
nem Gomite Der 8trgleutt lu couferrtn.
MorneH uCrben bic Bergleute etle gcbcime
Stenn8 abbalttu.
Die 0fcifc Scs NrdGpcntcn.
Surrt8burg, Ya., 27. 2prtl. - Seute
2lbeHO I'll llBr fam Der BrllOcnt auf ittncr
6itdreiIe pom 2Seittn bier an. Gr miro bclnl
Senator Cameron lOgirtH uuO Fd) norgcu
trHb il2 llGr nGt sSaibinaton beleben.
SluS OScmz9 z9jpre. - Die &pric. -
Gputdutcns2 s2tuSfubr.
gttm, Wort, 27. Ipril. - Se(b t-6,
grdNnge $40, GSoIo lllt-4, Ger ll65,
G2er ll3b.
anf Der 6ono 91rie iidcn III Der Wtttags
iuuot beiuabt ale 9cUiitu t-4g; gcgtt ben
Sd)luB Der 06re erboIten iid) Die Breiie ctn
Utnig. Die BnuiQue GuBerte iid) beiOuocrS
bel Geunal, gate Sbore unO gtortbmeitern.
NortbwcerH erDIinete 844, iieg bis $50, iiel
bis aui 81 uuO idloB 83. Solgtnoe (SdlluBs
Gourie itub 3u uotIren:
Jtcaoing lO9, Qote SbOre 10S2, YittSburg
1874, gtortbmeitrn 80, DO. Yrtorltattn 954,
Rod 3StauO III, Central 99t, @rtc got,
Der 0ampfu gpaula" nabm 100000 III
Sob nit.
SbiffSuahriebtcu.
q tms0 ort, n. Aprtl, - Ser 8ampftr
;, ,SaH Srau3tSco" II bon ben UermuoaS an'
getommen.
Der 0amptcr ,Gitp Of Dterico" 1T BON
Sra Grus augctOmmeu.
Gaitport, Ute., ben 27. gpril. Scr
Sd,ooner ,,Relie Staples" bon Yrobincc.
touu mad, 9itbef beltimmt, itlug ant bort.
lcu Utouta0 I'M, uno purbe bon Der Utauu-
dat anigegcocu. gS iano babel Samhel
Staples, en bcrUOrra0euOcr aarimann bon
1iibcd, isntu Goo.
B6tlaoetpbia, 81. 2tpril. - Die bon
lSeitinOieu naf 9tep DOrt bcitimmte Srigg
,GliO" ulrrbc 9cilcrn 80 Wletlcn lttobitli6 pOn
Sap. 'Senlopcu 9eiprOd,cn, Gle bate tbren
95oreermait mO 10 SUB BON ibrcm ScrOed
oerforen, ,pisS jeOoh oen ibr an9cbotenen
BeltanO Suritd.
Gan Sron5iSco, 27. stpril. - 0cr
0ampier Sonititutiou" lit geitern III Gan
Diego angetonlmcn NIB WtrO mor9en bier
eintrefen. Ser Dampicr brtngt tetnc nleri'
fanild)c Boft.
Die 9cid,briidDc in 2ouiiiana.
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RG Sobn .. s. 0ccrg u. SerrD,
Sabritanten BON feuerfeiten 3iegellteinen,
nab Der Nurrpif.Gtfe scr aSdmburar uue YBars
nsrFaeabe perls8t, poielbt ale auitrdse prompt
ausaeiibrt iueroen. (San.6,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
Die 9cidbriid,c i'm qcuilfana.

Nem Srtcau8, 27. april. - Die
0eifriiie bel BOucrtp' Poiut II. DtarrerS fno
reparirt morbcn.
8on 9onet Care III bcute teinc Nahridt
etngegan9en.
lGaS Nie llt6eri6rpemmuug Der y3adon-
Sabn" betriIit 10 ii nod tcine YerdnOerun9
einaetreteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-28
giene glpotbefe.

~ Der ltntsrSeidnete bat iocbeu in
"a Tr. i46, ,SS.sSialtimprs., nahe 9carIffr.,
cine aeue poD iidno9 en9eridtete oeutihe Ipotbete
eroiinst. @r enpiiebtt itu ben 9crren aersten unb
benz Bublltun iibsthaupt uner 2uberung iorsia-
mer uno pfattIiGer Yeoenung.
SpiiiS Steinh0fe
(Nehr. 9 o9ntf0 SIR. AA6 glrit Ynf ftitnreHr
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SnlanOz 9rpejd)en.
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g8oibiH9ton, 27. 9tpriI. - 9ic neuc
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1871-08-02
Southern Preachers,

A correspondent of the National Baptis
writes from the south: zone thing which
looks very strange to a person. from the
New England or Middle States is, that
nearly all the preachers in the South
west are engaged in secular pursuits.
IstOpped one day in blacksmith's shop,
and inquiring of the blacksmith who
preached alta church near by, found
that he was the man. Atanother town.
on inquiring for the Baptist preacher, l
was directed to the Police Justice of the
town. In Southwestern village hotel
! called the 'factOtum, an active but
dignified negro, to brush the mud off
my boots. Being in conversational
mood, 1 said, John, do you go to church
Yes sah.', TO what church?' DE Bap-
tist church, Are there many colored
Baptists about here. "A right smart
chance of 'em, sah.' DO they have
preacher% 4 is de preacher, sah.' I
was not only taken aback, but felt some
scruples about receiving such attention
from a brother in the cloth;' but it is no
more thought of in the Southwest for a
minister to keep a store, work at trade,
or cultivate farm, than it would be in
the East fora lawyer or a physician to
have share in a mercantile venture.
Not one preacher in fifty lives of the
gospel. Ministers support themselves
and preach for nothing, or next to no
thing.
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where the mistress OF Napoleon Lived.

On turning back to Versailles, I struck
into the road skirting the Beauregard
estate, which the ex-EmperOr pureha-
sed some years ago for lfss Howard. -
The entrance to this princeIy seat is
about mile and half from the com
mon have already mentioned. There
I first perceived that the destructive
hand of war had been at work. An
Elizabethan gate-hOuse, which might
at Ventaol have passed fora nobleman's
villa, was gutted and in part torn down:
The pOnderOus Cast-irOn gates, which
formerly proclaimed the demi-imperiaI
standingOf the chatelain of Beauregard,
had entirely disappeared. They had
probably been sold for old iron by some
enterprising "market-tender," if not
by some French chiffOnier; for since I
came to Versailles I have discovered
that it was not always the Germans who
spoiled and ravaged abandoned dwell
lings. Miss HOward's stud was very
extensive one. Her horses eat out of
carved oak managers, mounted with
polished steel ornaments, and, if they
had been capable of admiring fine art,
might have contemplated with pleasure
the mosaic flooring of their stables, in
which, at great cost, an amour of a
mighty potentate was told in allegOri-
cal designs. did not turn in to see
how this Hippic temple looked, but I
fancy that the amount of carved oak
racks and managers there now must be
a beggarly one. The paddocks and ex-
ercising ground attached to the stables
were visible through a crenOlated park
wall about a kilometer in length. The
road by which DucrOt was to have ad-
vanced on Versailles, but did not, on
the morning of TrOchu's last sOrtie, ran
under this wall, On the other side of
the road there were abattis of ten year
old copse, which would have spiked
any horse attempting to advance through
them. The top of the road was COM
manded by artillery batteries destined
to take the Prussians in front, while
sharp-shooters in Miss HOward's Pad
docks, sheltered by the crenOlated wall,
took them in the flank. 1t was hardly
fair for Mars to handle Venus so rough
Iy.-Letter M London Daily NelOs.
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wanted to enlist, but I was poor. had
a wife and seven children. was draft
ed. I had no money to hire a substi-
tute, so made up my mind that must
leave my poor, sickly wife and. little
children, and go and fight.
After had got already to go a young
man whom knew came to me and
said: You have big family, which
your poor wife can not take care Of I
will go for you" He did go in my
place, and in the battle Of Chicamauga
he was wounded and taken to the Nash
vile Hospital. But after long sick
ness he died, and was buried here, and
ever since have wanted to come to
Nashville and see his grave; so saved
up all the spare money could, and yes
terdny came OD, and to-day found
my dear friends grave"
With tears of gratitude running down
his cheeks, he took up the small board
and pressed it down into the ground in
the place of a tombstone. Under the
soldiers nameweFe written only these
words: "He died for me-"
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WHOLE NUMBER lS5.

interesting and graphic account from
the lips of Simon Kenton, who used to
be visitor at my fathers house, in my
boyhood.
On one of these visits, being fresh
from the reading of Jefferson's Notes,
and knowing that Kenton had taken
part in the battle, and was present at
the treaty, 1 asked about them. He
gave an interesting account of the fight,
remarking that the Indians fought more
like devils than men.
At the treaty, not being fully assured
of the pacific intentions of the Indians,
and apprehending there might be treach-
cry, the officers were upon the alert,
and the troops stood to their arms ready
at any moment to resist sudden at
tack. He said the approach of the In
dians to the treaty ground was the most
imposing sight he ever saw. Over five
hundred mounted warriors came riding
over the prairie in single file-he said
it was long string, and he thought
they would never get done coming
They were in full paint-one half the
face red, the other black. asked what
this signified. He said it meant they
were equally for peace or war-they
were Indifferent which, but this was
piece of bravadO, and happily peace
prevailed.
AS to Logan's speech, Kenton said
Logan was NOT present. He was not
then even supposed to be on the waters
of the Scioto, but somewhere in the
neighborhood of. Wheeling, and as to
speech, there was none of his at the
treaty, and he never heard of it until
months after. .-......
But call your attention to the an
cient army on the Plckaway plains, for
the reason that Kenton said Dunmore,
while there, dispatched s company
to destroy the Mingo town and encamp-
ments at the forks of the SciOto. AnOth-
er account says this force was under the
command of Captain Crawford, and
dispatched early in November to de-
strOy the MingO towns up the SciOtO.
Ihave seen, within few years, a
newspaper extract from the diary of
Virginia officer, presentwith Dunmore's
army, stating the same fact of force
sent up the Scioto to destroy the Mingo
towns at the forks of said river.
The Mingoes, sympathizing with LO-
gan, and perhaps participating in his
enmity, were not represented at the
treaty on the Pickaway plains, and 1
suppose it was for this reason an expe-
dition was sent against them.
Now the significant fact is, that the
forks of the Scioto was the junction of
the MILESTONE with that river, and was
SO known and marked on the maps of
the early surveyors. ........... ....