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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-03
Ser 2eua5e Gorrsiponocrt.
Baltimore oln ?. Hftcbcr 1871.
NnfIcr.


SIM @cteu, NO Der GinituB BON Carl
S6ur; bmdIgcrruugtn III, gent oas Slatts
borden Niunoa 1chmcn, nldjt lirgtr uuO Ole
rcpubl. p&u. StSitg." iiihrt Sutltr follcn=
oermaBcn alb: bic 9iitocrlagt, iutld)c Sut-
Ter in Der Sta"0tSCoUucutiou uoI :pt1iiudlnz
lttt8 crlittcu hat, ut cintS Der crirtulidricn
3cid)cu Der 3cit. Sic otltCt an, OOB IN Der
rcplblitaniihen &ortti Or cruitt mo cut
Ihloiiene 9SitlC beittlt, Der pnlttildcn Haptcr-
nGhrutt9, g.. b. Der Ntrridldit Der bobltll uge
iinrunQStiidtI9JI" o0Cr ,rabtTNlcu" Ghruie
Elm Gnoc III MAIDEN mn iur lolioc1 ItCtalls
udbrll1g pes ittltdCu 2&CythcS irriidiutcb-
rtn. groBt llmrudlSuHgcu I'M &oltSlcbCu,
ME Ger uicrlGbri9c &iirgertrjcg CS mar, briu
gen eS nit iidl, oOB cine gauiiit Nteu9c int
lid perluorftutr NttltidtI, ruCldlc Die 2oiuuQS-
luOrtc beS Samples nit itarter yuugc III brill.
len ucrlletcu, dui ole SbtrIlGhc QclaugtH mo
cS bGlt ihrUtr, tic micOcr inter III trIcgcu.
aber cS mug iriihcr ooer ipGttr gcidleht1,
wenn ntdDt oaS gauge 0iitutltdlc ytbcI cor
rllt1ptrt lpCroe1 lou. lluO oaB c. 1cld)thct
fam, lit lest b~erutciCn mOroru. "-lSS lit nod
ridt lauge her, NaB&ntlCr iitr Den 2tbgott Der
6aoltaltu gait ulo Die 9anSe rOOtE0ie Stpp.
ld)aft Ill inn Den clnitg nl6 Jlthen Ntcnidcn
fir Die GrdRotutur Crblldtt. QdS hat It'd
bel uIelcu GtltnuulBStiiUtigCu g~cdnOcrt ;
mn otc bc5abltc g'raHt Ereiit lalt nod mt
i3aht9tcit an DER &trB0tteruUJ ocS E6ficlprat
titanten ielt.)
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Gin biItpriIdDes Gpfmmcnt.

SIM Sdatumte 3u Moibir0ton lit oicier
Gage eiu Invertebrates 0otument, aui Dem
Der Staub zines balbcl Subrtlnberts lag,
abgeitdubt mo burd6iittcrt lporoen. Die
Subalterllen batten i'm Ird)iUe Die io9ellaun.
ten ,tpertbuollen 9ofumentc" Ill orouer, mo
ba luirbe oern aud) cine, bon @eor9e lSaib.
iuatou berriiGrenbe A%brednung uou elmer
Steue %geuommelI, 100 ie lett fiiufjig Sahren
unberiibrt gele0eu. lluO ell ucrtbpolles 90
fument lit Tie I'll Der Shat uitt bios in
liitoriitem gSertbe, %ionoeru aud ourd) bct
@egeniat, lueldJen Die i'll oieiem5 ted)euia)aftSs
berid)te pert0rperten @runoidpe III oen beuti=
gen Wtarimeu Der WtGuner Gbnliter Steluna
bilben. Dan faru it'd idter crbalen al Der
ribrenOeu 9iniad)beit llno Srelc, NIT wCldJcr
Der General Der neutrality-suspicious. nbiu-
reduer pflegte.
Ser Observation-Disclosures lit BON 8aibit9t
ton lelblt geid)ricbet nit letter beutlitler
oanb, unfaBt eiucr i3eitruum BON att Sab
rem uno tragt Oen Gttel: o0tcd)nung bcS IS.
gSaibingtou nit ben Scr. Ct, bon Suui
1875 bis Sllui 1888" 9tues lit hit GROCER
Attlrateiie rubriStrt. Scpe ~eiuSetne NuSgabe
fir ieinen ei9eIeu 'SauSbalt, tar Srupptll.
transport mo III Der Chat jtoe SaarSab'
lung, Die w1brcIo bc6 AauSet Geuolnttpns
frie9es pom Sarptquartiere ans erfolgte, lit
Don 0aibington's pGnO eln9etragen.
AuS oleier Jlbrcd)nnng 1T and erltd)tlidl-
mie 9%eldlid)tlid, idOu icltgefeut OaB @Cor9
@aibington feiu Gcncrulsgchalt bcSog, ion
bern es bci'm GCltreiteu Der llusgabtn let1eS
SauptqnartlcrS purd, Oel Suuo bcpenbcn
lieB. a8ie 9epiiienBait oieier Mianu mitteu
i'll Srie9Screi9uiiien ST 9Serfe gin9 - goltS
I'M Gegenlase 5t Der %rieiigcn Serihwenbulg,
81 weld)er iid I'M JfebetionStrie9e Die Slit
rer 0urd). oaS Nuberuroeutlid)e Der SitltGtior
fir beredltiat eradltetel, - lebrt Gil Slatt.
aui meld)em ST BET Belle Sab 1873 81. 16
3d." Die Jtanogloiie gcmIadt 1T; 8teie Sum'
me itebt I'll meiner Jted)nlln9 Dem OIielltlthen
Shaee gutgeidriebelI; tl Iinoe aber III fet.
rem Der SiircauS lie mir IN &ured)nlng &C.
braht. $50 Der Srrtbum lte9t, weiB idl ntht,
bod Wiinife i'd, Dap or ernltttelt meroe; oeltn
i'd mbd)te ebsniOlueni9 lnrebt erfabrell, ais
ib llnre6t tbun MIL"
4ltcrsgraue 3eit! Souberbarer @eneralii.
fimuS! Niad)t 10 uiel llulltdnee, neil DIE Sc
beriufier pergeiien babcu, inn etruas anjuz
rednen. Seat' tit oaS artoerS. peut' sluiu9t
man iie. benz 'Serrn bcs peiBcn 9arieS urio
ieinen Sertuaipten Dies uno Scenes niht all
suredneu, piorigenfallS ic oaoongela9t mers
ben - wie es benz ditelten yeamten i'm ganos
ante erging, neil er ben Wunl6 Srn. Srant's,
eirert Der Dent ell ,Salopatelt" obne Die
geieslide Slauiel arS5uIertlgell, nt6t ibnel
aenug peritanp, ODER perlteben lpoute.
Dian loute i'll oeu Waibingtoner Ardiuen
iiberbaupt bauiiger ans 4bitlubcn itreiten.
uuter benz iisbensigjdbrigcu Staub lie9cn
bort - bic republtIanlite Giniad]beit NIB
Gbrlid)teit begraben. (N.sIuS.)
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+ Ssinrid, Nsarr.

g3iertr lit elIler Der StterUtcu Der Oelttldlelt
SiibHe ans 6GH ycbcl gcldlltOcn. NtInlld
Diarr, Der gctitreide ebarotttrtltitcr mo &c
miegte 9tegiiieur, 1T uor Suet 8obcu III
Sambur0 gtltOrbcu. Oturr par AMI 50. Gu=
quit 1897 III 9ambur9 gebOreu mo iliBtc be
reits K~~Aier Sugeno Den Nau9 jrr Sd)NlI,
lptclfunlt, Der lhl lpltcr I'll ctner 70 btbclIttlI
BEN yaItbahl inter ntl SltlncltltnltlcrIl
fitbrte. @rOBe GriOlgc ais GdtllcllCr CStelte
Ell ;Hcrit an 0oitbt0ttr III 8tOlnlhrucig, Don
100 CT 81 2luialg Der &lerjtJcr Sabre Inter
Nplbeiu al OaS 8rrgtbcatGr tam. 9leltere
Stild)er oteier Siibne iueroCu iiN nodl Der
allSgeStldneten yctNimIgcu WtGrr'S III ct!Il9er
dltcrcu yllIlpitltn nt0 Der cntlnCitGlt SclQl.
tlngStratt c]rtnnCr1, mcldt CT ais QtrjOg
NIbu i'll ySgnlom" MD ais Sloitrbrtocr III
,JtatbUu" II. /. u. betuuoctc; ltauelrtlId) bic
Jtnle res Nlba lit mSmBtbeotcr lett Ntarr'e
Abgang aud llltt Ctuntal OIndbcrilo 10 gut
9cgcbcn mOroeH; iClbit GNUlior, Der it'd Ulel
itbtr picic trefillfc SdlUplnug WiGrr s erjdBs
len lieB, brad)tc ulir cine lhrUad)e, ucrblaBtt
9ople I'll StanOc. Son gStcl mcnotte ld)
Wtarr had &elluar, no CT baS Sbcater lei
tete, unO bon oa nOd) yctpitJ, no CT ais DE
gliiellr mebrcrc Sabre BluOurd) III beruOr
rageloer Mctie tbdttg mar. lSeldje &croieuite
CT I'D nm Die Sdlllng be0eltcl0tr llIlgercr
drdfte ertuorbel, III lpleperb0lt bctont %l0orocIl,
ebclio 1T ieiue y%Slrtiamtcit ais JtegIiicur otS
6amburger Sbalia : SbcattrS b%etunlt, in
iueld)er Stelung er nor mCbrtrcn Sabren lclll
finfl0briges S6aulpleler 9 Slbi1aunl ~feiCrtt,
IueldleS tDm ans Qlen Sbcilen 9eltidlan0'S
Die ifnleItelbaftcltell SU0tloucn brad)tc.
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S~eriammlungS- 9la3eiselt.
6ilnilr>Suno.

Ole YittaIcbcr iino 5i Der W9itt,podj, bend. Otto
Der, itattiinoenoen &eriGnIintun0 rtnaelaoGn.
1913 g. 81. Banner, SCtr.
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Gin unbridlbtes &Grpsrinifen.

tSan5,tSl wr. "a, wprssGmtapffraes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-03
WGnucrd,pr. "

Hahbem Der Seretl nunmebr cine Safe a~raetauft
bat, 1T ss orin9eno notbluenbig, bab bicjeniaei W,it-
9iieeer, pelde atttcn lnteridrieben BADEN, bic bis
Den binanSietretir, Srn. &. Il. aHaauer in Wr.
II. SuesSibertnftr, ertrihtcn gpir laoen lerner
idmmtlibe Ntlt9lieber elm, ourb cine li6erale Reid
nnnil9 pom 9ttten unier untcrne9men gu urteritigen.
gen uno Gelosr iir Den r9ermania Wdnnerdlor"
snt9ssen gu %nebinen: s. Jficolai, Is. aatier, s. Sofiz
mmsilter. y. &Sepe, 8. Stauf1, v. edniau, W. 8ele,
u. .. SoB, y. 7. G~BtttbauS unb ). U. Serrmann.
DER V%orlano ocs "@ermania. Nidunerdors."
(222-) N. 3hiein euer, Sefr.
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Yermiidte Yeridte.

SelbIt orb zines ungeu bent.
d. en- 81 q odlenS in ct. EouiS. -
Die eeife, welhe am 0onncritag abeuo in
Der Nabe Der Sriide Der San Suren. Stra6e
i'm 6tuiie gefunoM iuorosn mar, murbe &c.
fern IN Der arnorte, wobiu ie, i'll Grman9e.
lung eines Sobtenbauies, 9situiit mar, ioen.
%tifieirt. Die Sericrbene, Elm u. jdbri9es
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fD- Va iQ ION Nril. ar. Spliprn oa5 Hetz
feline Scrbefsruu9 in Ger 6 OF iiruftipu Ter 3 abns
ptaiten III oieicm z taatc gu 9c0ruutcu, sctauft ba be
10 htctc ib o~ieiclbcR icgt BEN YubIitim ais cine Der
gr03ten Gntbciun0en, lUCl4c bis iCet In Der neGhuni=
iten .Salnar5nrttunit 9clnudt lporoen, an. Cine Der
gro8ttn Shulertgtelten, iueldc bis lest bel Sol6en,
Dclbc t~unltItDe ,3absc tra8cll, cmptinnen %iuorocn, 1T,
Dag 0~iciclhcu hci'm Sncn Ocer SprGtben loiC iueroen,
unb bel cini9Cn Ieriontn init he ioubcrCr Uiunoiormds
ton pat man lie Us itet nod MIDI nit &rioI9 9~cbrauz
dben tOnncH. BIatter, nab oitiCn ncuen SHitemt
u%eriertt9t, bItibn in alien Bdlcn len iiecn, inocm teiH
JGlrurQsteft ooCr Sui acknowledgements uuttr bic iclben
gelGngen tann; aud tonner bic Plat@n an alien @es
hiHtn ar9cbldnt lUGrhen.
SD empicple oiciC ncut Grfinouns ~bcionbrrs iener
9roBeu gnSubl uou Rerioncn, luclde luieocrbott, iebod1
obnc .Grlolg, geriiht bNhen, aui 9eiuobntitr 0ctiC
nnaeitrti0te Bluttsr 81 tra8en, uno %9drantirc il ir
alien 6dtCn, tN3 ecrionsu nitocnirIhCn chen toHrer,
oorr aebe oos Och Surlid. Sabine fpcrbcn obnC
ShncrS ourtb Gchranh bon Sahgas dl59cSo9en.
9G tm 6uiclbc Udlrcno mcbr, ais 7 Sabre ~sctrGutt
bouC, 1T cS taum notbi9, ecm Yubltium Die @eiabr
loitQtcit UNI &orJiGc oiCics ScriGbrCue jn fihcrn.
8tiouhert IuimCrtiumtcit iUtro bCr BcbdnoIuns Der
nGtiIrIttcn Sabine gcmtonlCt.
Or. n g. Scopes,
fGlnltll Rr. ~. RurN. t~GufumfffaEs
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sijcumaarru fir ~ssamilicu=0ebrond.
NIitnhIritrr
@is! Sis!
SofDb Ercocricf & Guhu

ino ieet jett be,eit, Iuitern- ginmader, EiId-Sdne-
ler uno ale Soniumenten BON erosen 4,ariic N nit Der
beiten Suaiitdt pom nurotibem Giie in arosen ,Ino
tleiren Qunntltiten Sl ben billi9iter Yrciien Al Der.
ieben. Sireau: Nr. 22O, Rurc.Sutanfraee.
Depot i'm @ro6en: Sarsp'S aSerite auf Der Sisoietts
oes Saiins. (aug. 90, 3Dlts.)
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&C. 8ugsenbeimer q We'll, gar. 157, Be go,z
tim u, ftraBe, baden bic srobte unb bili9iie gustuabl
pom hreibmaterialen in Der Staot unb b%eioraci
bib ,4e 0rudfaden. (Vtdr,i6 Isl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-03
Napplepn nnb Gmaeuie.

Sin Correspondent Der v9teus Yorfer Yoil"
idreibt pon &hronptlle, bas leet lpteoer i'll
9eutidlanp geb6rt, pie iolgt:
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MuHarncr,luui

NHH1rncr!nB!
Clinton 6ramm aus EIanfiurfu a. 3D.,
spuia 2ibrcuS aus Bremen,
Aarl G'epre Srebif aus Uieriebur9, QreuScn,
@alcntin Sunipia Silbner aus Stl0bur9bauitn,
Jobann Sdrme aus Nanuouer,
occr Rtrioncn, otc itbCr %btcirlhrn Austurit Neben t6nz
ner, werccn Crlndt, fd bel bCm llntcrSeitnetrn 81
nlclotr. SH. Srciei,
GoniuI hcS nd. 8unoes.
(23i, 33,3jl Hr. SO, Gin ; S5apitrane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-03
Gur Buffer !

I'M eirct 9uten nno groBcr Saib Yrob 81 baden,
ommt nno periuht oon Gurirr's beitem IiebI, DON
Gltem g8aiben gemGdlt.
y. y. YcnsIctun & Spbu,
(Sept. 25,t Uft.) RI, t73, 9toros Spporbitrofe
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gg- !~Iui8eber oer 3ablun9 an Niao. 1laues Gef
IN Stritn Ut rriubt fb II Der erpeo. b. 81. su mel<
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Neuc Wn3eigen.
@ftien Der nrrru ,,Sarnaari 6a0r. "

Die NitoItecer bes o9cutiben SGfoens Ser Sarll -,
9Grl" ueroen biermit bcna6rittiGt, bdB bereits bic
meilten Ittien llr etn QntauT Der nelCn SGlie 9C3eid.
net iiHo mo his gum 9ienitdg, ben "a. Stt., apcnos
3 uIr, Die Stitcn gfidloiicn luerocn. Ane Sroenss
mttglteSer, Die nod Attteu l%uiinidcn, iinh e%riutbt, bis
5u 9enGnntcnl Abenoe tbre !Sei6Run9Cn uno GirSubz
lun9en gu mddptr, urb miro Su biGiem StDcde tuiiden
Gben6 UNI ~ n9r Der SCriuGttun9srdtb in Der Safe
a%nueieno iein. Snl auttra9c:
(2343I Juf. Gciacr, GrFr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-03

g- vtan leie Die Ansci9e BON SSrnant. Strattpn
= Saeier's fanfmanniid,er SebranftaIt cut Der
1. Seie! tStt.2,1Sl
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Webfe1,
8afete, BaliQQe Sdleiue II. {. ID,

SD bite GGc alt9o6en oaluoGsntlib bis Conner
tag Ntttda 5u MAIDEN, I'M nn9eidumte 8eiorauns
aui icoen Sarnlta8ssS anlpier nod europa belpcrtf
iteli9en gu fonnen. +. Maine,
@tc Der 0nltimoreitr. unb I'D .zNos.
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90, Iuf9ebcr Der 3ablun9 oil Gpa NJ aria @run.
Der IN Netbenfels lit eriu,pt, in Der Gspee. ;. 81.
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Wclbjeuonnacn!

WclOieuonugcn!
@elbierounsen iper6en 81 ocm uisorigfen @ourjs
tlr YreuBiide 2bGlcr, Jfbein. 9ulben , f~Sranfen &c.
nab iraeno einerl Ebeile 9uropa's beior9t. Ole 81.
tic Der SGuier, nit ipelhen mir Serbinouneen unter-
%tcrbaiten, lit In unierer Office aui9ebdn8t.
4. Raine,
@dG Der 8aftimotCitr. unD 30. zNpsnue.
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vi. SrnWn
WelS ans3uietbrn.
0clner aus,gleiGen !

Rerionsu, ivelts @elber in Z ummen bon 800, 5000
si20O. $500, $1,000, $4,000 ober irgenb enc ~beiiebios
Suume Su letgen ipiiniten. iueler ~etiauieit bet %
Sobcap, D'Gtter, Nr, 4, 9ourtlanbitr., uoriPrsder
f1S-l
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Sspct. /. Slattes:
6rau Niftpria 5bumas;.
Spbaun Baaner;
6rans @Ubler uno
Sarl Saul aSeihia. uSi-)
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Sn u. NoNts be0lll9 0clICrl Der y0t-
terieagent $1r. y. @ggerS SelbiunOrN, inNcn
cr i'd crtrGuttt. Sin pom Dem SeIbtmjrotr
geifritbencr 3ettel entbiclt bic gSorte: o0aS
yottcriegcihdft bat mih III @ruuoc gerthtet;
sS bleibt mir yitdt5 pcittr iibrig, ais Md 3u
ertrdnftn." 6rau GggcrS, Der blcier 3ett!l,
ME audl rer 9tod uno &out uOrgeuieen MN
Den, %ertlIrtc, bag Eegtcre ibrCm @atten geb6r-
ten, mo 10 Bcrrid)t wobl bcoauerltdltr 8tiie
fem 3lpeifcl, oaB Der in ieinen &eriii59euS.
utrGdItniiien ieit rinigcr 3cit icbr ;uriif9e.
tommene WtonN ben lInglitdltheu &Ori0g,
ith OOS Eebcl nebmcn ~ mollcn, ioult Olb
III Der faltbliti9iten 9Seiie Sur AuSfiiDrln9
Iebraht bat.
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90 .apiscber Der 3atluns an Carl YdmI Sd,5bI
In Strltetn 1T erlu6t, in Der Srpee. ;. SlattcS por.
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lliber elll GteWlpllr 0eg SplllcS vGnrs
pc%tbagger" berittet Gle y9uNtihe 3tis
tuug" son Gbarlttou, 90: IS. gcSlie,
cin .Garpttbaygcr" pom r~eiuilcu S80litr, fam
uor' tin paar Sabren nab SiO-G arolma, be
itpcrt nit ctncm lcercn Jteticiad mo ctlcm
reiucn YapicrIrNgcu. Salo wuroe ct 5cna=
tor HUo EauO.9ommiiIeHdr mo ltbte herr
lih tnO III 6rcUOel, belt iit &utltle mo
Yicroe mo war ell grocer Scrr. Sett itsiut
CT ictnM DGarpetbaA" gcf.tut 81 baben uno
letncn JfNnb in Slt)erbrtt brtllDen III woutn,
Oeun Dor ein paar Sagsn lauftc cr III ser u.
StraBc III 9tcm Dort ctn cleJanteS AObn=
huls itr $4,000, no CT UOn |ieiltl Wiiibeu
III Der Glib GarOlIna.@ tiegJcbWu9 OrSrNbul
milf"
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Or. IaQmapae &. Gherrn
vWarDlaun=Snlpita

bCatnnt am 4. Sftpbcr 1871 ieine graris mich
Sfiice: SiihmritsGfe Der Baltimore unb 2itcrt
itrGRs. IScpt23-1. u nn. /. a. u
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SDcbcn crbaltcu:

cine 8roBe auantitHt Samilier., Srtraz unb Supcrs
Wtebl, 1000 Shefel yir. 1 Safer, ipei6es unb 9elbcs
Wetlbtor1, !Sptebeln, 9artoiieln, acpiel II. !. ~,
luelbe gu ben ~bili9itcu Warttprciicu abgetaiien iprrz
ben BON Wepmau s Sprnen,
Rroouftrn GpmiuiiiiunGre,
tSft.2,lS) Nr. "a, GprtbStraGe, Baltimore.
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Siircau uun Snbn y. gSbite Il SoBn,
0falscr,
Dir. 90 uno 2l, Suos 6rcberiditraGt,
SB. s.. Suiipau, a9ent.
Baltimore, Den 2. Sttcbcr 1871.
gin fie Sraucr!- IS 9ereidt unS Al 0roGem
Btr9niigcn, unierl 2unoen in6 Srcunben G~nSeigen
81 tOnnen, baB nunmcbr unitre WiGlBbdulcr in 8btlaz
oelpbta, Iielu-9ort uno alnanp Wieoer 9Gn3Iid ulnz
9ebaut uro nit allen ncuen Yerbeiierlngen, ituerieiten
Oorroien II. |. ~. uericbcn Dorocn iinb. 9Bir iiRb
iett fir oGs 0ei1Glt ptener uoltitdnbis porbertitet
nnb iuCroen in 3utnnit ale ~slnitri9e, iuelbe uns ,na
9ebcn, plinttlid lino gut b%eiorgen.
Sic 9anier tonnen 10000 SGefcl monatIith "lieierr,
pollen Sorratb an Suno 5u baiten. DiltS tuire in
ir9eno cine ben 9raucrr ober0 eitiIateuren 9epiinids
ten Sarbe 9cInaht, uno Nlles aufgeboten iperoer,
I'M Suiricbenbcit Bu gebcn.
lin Sbre aupbihaIt iutrb odtungspoll 9ebeteu.
t23o-4U) Viz. 81, Gulliouu. Wogut.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-13

WIN. RAMSAY, Pella, continues to
give great bargains in Harvesting
Machines, for cash or time to suit
different kinds, all first-class ma
chimes. You will save money by
giving him u call before buying.
Has also on hand and for sale the
genuine Chicago Pitts 1hrcshers, for
6, and 10 Horses. Also the Ault-
man IL Taylor Threshers, South Bend
Wagons with all the extras only 800.
This is the best wagon ever offered
in this market, and sold at the price
Of "a and 3D. class wagons. Ohio
Falls and Tiflin Horse Kakes, lG
Hickory teeth, with the improved
Tipping arrangement, only So, the
price of common rakes. Best PlOws
Is per cent. below Factory prices.
Other things in proportion. u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-13

a NEW RELIGIOUS PApER.-Mcn-
del Z. CIapp, Of Tire AiJia LniDn, pro-
pose shortly to begin the publication
Of a weekly religious newspaper at
their Office, designed to serve the
local wants Of a leading Denoinina-
tion in Iowa. The paper is styled
The J0Wd .Wethodistand viii be print
ed on clean white paper, with new
type, and in mechanical execution
superb. They have secured the serv-
ices of Rev. Jas. Haynes Of the iowa
Conference as Editor.in. Chief, who,
from his known ability az a writer,
settles the question respecting the
literary department. Of the paper.
Success to the project, gentlemen.
The paper viii be furnished at the
following prices: One copy, one
year, 900; ten copies to the same
Office, each, $l.75, and one copy gratis
to the one who gets Up the club.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-13

How POLITENEss SAVED HII.-
There is fashionable story in some
Of the school books, telling how a POI
lite bow once saved some kings life
in battle. Who the king was we
don't remember very likely one
lust as much az another. But we
heard an instance the other day from
the man himself, in which an act Of
courtesy was the evident means Of
saving life. During long buggy
ride with Gov. Stone, the conversa-
ton for Il While naturally reverted 10
old army life; and among other in
cidents the Governor narrated the
following:
On the memorable ODD Of May, at
Nicksburg, the rebels had been driv-
en- from one Of their positions, and
the Governor was up in an advanced
place, standing alone, TO see them
run. In minute the gallant Colo
mel Dunlap came up: and the Cover
nor pulled off lis hat and hurrahed,
and slapped the Col. roundly on the
back, in his joy over the victory.
Then, puttiNg on his hat, and hap
pening to think what q polite and
courteous gentleman the Col. was,
| Gov. Stone turned to him again TO
apologize for his innocent but rather
boisterous familiarity. At this in
slant the skulkipg rebels fired a vol
ley, aimed especially ut the two Off
GERS. a bullet struck Col. Dunlap in
the forehead, and he fell dead with
but one groan and struggle. Anoth-
or bullet passed through the Cover
nor's left arm, and another @razedhi
chest. The direction of the bullet
was such that, had he been standing
facing to the front, one of the venge-
full missiles must inevitably have
passed through his heart. 1t was only
his politeness, prompting him to turn
and apologize to Col. Dunlap, that
saved his life.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-13

PATRONS OF IIUsBASDRY - noX-
Vile Grange, No. So. is now fixed
fact. The first meeting at Highland
.5choolhouse was very enthusiastic,
and four candidates were initiated.
The Charter and necessary books
and papers are already on hand; and
the future prospects Of the Instilu-
lion seem to be - fixed fact. In CON
sequence Of the approaching storm,
the election OF officers was postponed
until the next meeting, which will
be held at Highland Schoolhouse on
Saturday evening, 22d inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-13

A BIG FEE. - Now that Judge
Knapp is running for Governor we
are tempted to recall case which
paid him about as well as the cam
paign this year will. 1t happened
in this county some years ago. a GER
tain woman at Red Rock had been
much talked about, and she brought
a SANDER suit on that account, retain
ing Judge Knapp and Gov. Stone as
her attorneys. The two legal gen.
tlemen agreed to take the case for
half the damages awarded, to be di-
vitled equally between them. Well,
the case was tried, the two limbs OF
the law lucubrated in magnificent
style, the Court was convinced, and
the iury--we don'tremember wheth-
or there was any jury or not--but
anyhow the woman gained the suit,
ond was awarded six cents (sO.O6)
tla,s,agesit. We understand that the
Gover,ssr still holds claim against
Judge KnaHp, for half that amount,
with iatssesst to e. date.
4
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-13

ALL RIGHT.-1'he mail arrange
ment between Knoxville and Pella
has been satisfactorily fixed. Messrs.
Booth & Van Horn have the Con-
tract, and will carry the mail and
passengers daily each way on the old
time and in tho new hack which has
lately been running. We believe
this will prove satisfactory not only
to the travelling public butte the rest
Of mankind concerned. Messrs. Is.
& V. ii. will also run the Knoxville
and Pella Express, with Agency at
the Post Office here. We cordially
commend them to those having bust
ness of this nature.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-07-13
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.

MAHAsKA.-The Herald men are
putting up d new Office building.--
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hull were crossing
the Muchekinok bridge near Beacon
a few days ago, in buggy, when
the bridge broke down, and they
were very severely injured, and the
buggy demolished.
MOSRoE.-The Union has interest
ing letters from Judge Hickenlooper,
now a Clerk in Washington.--The
Celebration at Abba on the 18th WAS
a grand affair, done up in high old
style.
LUCAs.-The Patriot reports that
a young rascal in Charlton made it
his special business on the ith to
annoy boys who came in from the
country to attend the Celebration.
He tried it on one of the country
boys for u while, till finally the vic
tim concluded he had gone far
enough, and picked up stick Of
wood and knocked his tormenter
down.
AsPER.-Newton has had queer
sensation" 4 young law student
attempted to accompany a young
lady home from meeting, appar-
entity somewhat against her wish,
when her brother stepped up and
said that young Blackstone could not
go with his sister unless she was
willing. Thereupon the young law
yer pitched into the brother and
knocked him down. For this he
was arrested and bound over to
Court. We gather from the ReDnb-
Hcan.-The Monroe Record mildly
says that the Newton folks ought to
"wring the necks of one-thrd OF
their lawyers, spectators, bar-room
politicians and such. Part of the
fun at Monroe on the 4th was a match
game Of base ball between the clay.
makers" of Otley and the "Lone
STAR Club of Skunk river. The
IIaymakers were Victorious And
the Record reports that while Rev.
Mr.. Hertzog Of Monroe was passing
through Ncwbern, in this County,
few days ago, no less than y persons
assembled in one room and claimed
relationship to him-"fcw Of whom
he had ever heard Of" We can't
exactly decide whether the Record
is running joke on the Preacher
or not.
WARREN.-Capt. J. II. Knox, Of
Indianola, declines to run for County
Auditor, in favor OF n one-armed
soldier, says the Journal.
Ledder enters on its second volume
in a condition of fine prosperity.