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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
Snlauo>
Mu8 QSafbineton - @brip. 2afin
Der 1luvdhrhett bcSctutbtot.

80 btn9ton,. Ia. SUM-. - @ouSer'
neur SiubiaD 1T bis ieet bon benz &utlur Go
mite nod nid)t Usrnomnlen WOrben. GS wiro
oieies nabribelulidb ndhien Sreitag geid)c.
hen. Deriel6e iprid)t iid enttduidDt iibcr bic
SluSiase ans, wslhe Gbrw. yoiin gelitrn Dor
oem Gomite semad)t bat; Ociclbe ici ult.
mabr, uno beSeifnet er ben Qaliu ais eiucu
St6renfrieb. ySe Der @ouuerneur iOgt, gibt
cs in Ilabama feline &utlurc, uno 1T biecr
Staat elm burdauS frieblid)er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
SluS Oiiiipilri. Wforo mno
Scfb,fu,prS

st. 2ouiS. II. 5uni. -, gu Scfcrion
Gitv, Wio., cridOB am Sonnta9 Nbcnb III
6ol9c ctncS StrtitcS cin GeiuiIfcr NoinS iciuc
Sdmccr 6ran @cuD, bic @cigcru cucr
gpotbcte mo Observation-Disclosures
JtnhOem NoiiuS itinc S6tptIcr Cridoiim
hattE, cridpG U lld ielblt.
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Neue 9ln,cigcn.
Bs9~ Ser uad)Ite" Sf)rriif.

Der lntCptibnCtc bcnotyrbtiGt icne sdbItectCu
SrcunoC uHo oGS BnHI'uH, bdB CT icinrn Vamcu
ben Sttmm8cheru Der ztGbt Baltimore als ben cincS
S0DooGteu lur 6ds Sd,criifSdmt oiieirt; CT untrr
brCttCt icIc lnpribr Oui Etcie Gttluug. ovle cinc
@cid5nuna b0m Der ior9idItsRcu unttruhuns o,r
SmauiAOit. Gr 1T tubp asuua, fs 10 sciug nm
ibtc lnterhgung 81 riuten, uHo yrpartct et,lclbc.
Itgtung5Don
n2l-l 0, SautS RiQS.
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aSesweiler Tiir yteifeuse.
saItimpte.fobic Gtfenbobu.


lid 'rys .gOnntaos ansscnommtnj UNI ii5r &orssnss,
an alien Dcgepuntten anbalteno, unc nm 4.O5 9at-
mittdgs (Sonntaes ans9enolnmeul, ShnelBue.
GinctnnGtt sSrpreB -o.55 dbeRos.
0db BiHG ter - td9ib um A ubr 10 Rln.
Rabm.
ubr NioracHs uRo 4.tOAbenbS (auS9snouimen sonHs
ta9s).
(Sonntags aus9enommCn.l
RaA mount iru UNI u5r Ratm.- -,
Ra9 D tn.stoI.n 4.20, Dos, $50
uno If 80 0forgens uHo 2, 800, 4.4h. $50 abenof.
Nab 4unopoiis- s. um llbr Worosus uno4.45
Habm.
Son ID gafbtnstOn-6;4 6;45, 8, 9;25 RorasnS
uuo l2.45, 800, 4.10, $40, uno ubr a0enos.
Rad pittSburs via 9onneasutuer Sabn um
ubr IS Dtinuten abeHos.
0silas elpbid. sS ilrinSton: S'alto. Siienbabn.
Hld Gbtlahetp9 5pti DE Htgtt omen
uuO ,,0elaWarCr 9tienbab n"-um7. .25Uiors
geHs 5onatOgs ausscnommrnl.
8a Ssr ,pa, Hn0 SbsisoSnO @ nm Sos q
Wor0eu5 Sonntass aus0enommen.
0itb . b tlaoetpb a uno VI elp y 9ort Gid
binOenOj um 2.40 RadmittG9s (Sonntlss ausse'
AYjSdS6 @aa 6 osn statiOnsnbts gort9epoftt-
um 5 lI5r NGnmitta9e Sonnta9s ol59enommen).
T1dD Is 6iGaoelpb ia UNI 7.25 abeRos tag
ga,b Rcp gOrt - GrpreS,us i'm 10. 40 absuOf,
'"ss,iit, Ssnitasciphia Saltc. Central Giienbabu
p,rldjt Baltimore um 7.25 DtorGens nno 2.4O Na6s
miuU9s. 40 NM ,.,.,
Worele,s. Is eutral: :Sifenbabn.
gtnh Ritt5tur8, benz Been uns Norbtn
bis an Die u ta9ardE Baltet an alsn static
men Nplgtn Baltimore uno 9lort nntdlteno - td9ltt
nm {. 30 Iporlcns (Sonnta9s aM5senomincHl. =,
y{ad YIttsbur0, bcm 2S elten uno NorH
ben ui5 Gttlid Transport UNI Srte = td9z
ttp um i2.4O Natntttd9s (Sonnta9s auS9enom'
Watb 8tttsburg, beu Ito9aras 8hIten u.
9uffalo td9tttb um 1910 nbr attros.
Td1 ciHnat u uno osl z ON etenr On
ben oGupttuhOneu Ssutihen baltimore uno Sarrss
burg Gabaltenr - tGBttp UNI L. aothos (SoHnta8s
0usgtEoIMta.l r,.
Weitlt6e Wiarptduocr 6 Giienbabn- UNI
g. 30 N{croen5 uuo 3. 80 uao $50 Radlmittugs.
TI(b u tttu 5burg-uit 5.5O Dtor8enS uno lE.z
40 uao ubr Jia@mtta9s.
TLu 1uuoper- nm $3.50 Ufor9enS uno 12.4U
uno 3.3O 3iabmittag5.
Sumbcr(dnoer 5bal= Sa6n - $50 Wsor<
asu5 uno ~. 20 Hdbmitta9e.
Rad Nort -tistid um5.30 Rahmtto8s (Sonns
tlas auegenommeu).
Idb BARTON : td0ltt um IL ulr AoeHos
Viicts 8iireQu; SIR. 0, Noroz oz@alpertTtr.
SatpnSpuer Hferfebohn.
Stinolidb uon i llbr Wtor9ens bis l1br G6cnos,
Gonntaa5 hinottd, BON s ubr Ror9ene bis ubr
Nbenos II. frrnet, aue Sage UNI o. 80 Natm. II. 10 Il.
Tbenos uup lebe bdlbe stumble uon 20 nbr VI .tnhs
nab 4ouoon Yurf. 8ts g8a9sn perlanen td0llb
Gatoneutie um t, 7, 4. 80 uro ie ineIidl BON nbr
Morgeus bis 10 ilbr atcEos -
NaD & lticOtt Sitp-nm urn 10 ubr Utor'
a,ns nno uno itbr Hadnltass, Sonuta9s etHser
itloIieH. u..s.x
Tadb ofu ont oiun balbfinoli6 pon 6.3O ubr
Dioracrs bis IL iri,o i'm . unb II ubr Gbenos.
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Gas souutaosocSct in Sbieaao.

G GbicGgot ID. Suui. - 9tCulld) hot
bic Grrcnernng etuer GItcn Stnoturnronnu9,
ueIdG Ocn Strtani UOn Spirihoicu al SonH=
tagcll Uubctct, iebr groBc glnfregung inter
ben biti9en 3entiden beruorgrnicu. Der
StaOtrltb bat iidl O0ouh ucronluBt Ncitben,
uorgt,tcrn jene &crorOnung nit Is 9tgen II
Stilnmrm Iii mIhrIrllicI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
Selcorapbil6e Sepel9ett.

BON Der nafociirten greiTe" fur Den .DsutIbsn
Sorrciponofntcn" bsribtet. Der nSorreipoHs
bent" II oas etnSi9e osutlhs Nor9enbIatt 8dl'
tmprc'S, tucdbce Die Snlaro uro 9nbel-Se
peibcn bcbiebt nn6 politdn0ia peroifeutliGt.)
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sluS Nlc,n :. Oiprr. = 0ir S3nrfc.

Ncw Dort, IA. 3uni, -- @clo 2 bis
4, Gr6au9e no; Sob Gtbr mnt) idlob
1l2i; Geutrul 928, Grit 29y, Jteaong ll7t,
0atc.S SbOrc ia, BtttSbur9 l19s, Ntorthmc,
itern SGT, Ditto Yrioritdten 934, 9tOt SSlanO
l2I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
NuS Saltfprntcn. - Die Grnbte.
03lum,puile.

San SranSisco, a.. Snni. Die
@Cric wiro oiecS Sabr eine Sur1ihuitts.
GruOtc 9eben, Der @ai;sn unaeiibr uuy cine
3ueihrittcls GrnStc. 9ogcgeir ltcbcr allc all.
csrcnl Srildlte I'M 9anScn Staate gut, unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
stuS 1cnaclice. = Sin GiIcn,
babuuttJlfl.

WiempbiS, &enn., IA. Suni. - Der
bon New Orleans nad) gtorOcu 9ebeuOe Bug
gerittb beute UiOrgcu bel Santon aus Ncu
Shcren unb erlitt 9roBc Seibaoi8un9cu.
9i1bereS III uidlt bCtanut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
Aus 0Dafbinetpn. Soom0ppatbiftbc
Acrstc.

gSaI biugton, II. Sunl. = Ucr llellc
Beulions. 6 oinmiTar Sans $. Sater bat NIT
@enebn9ung bss Sctretdrs fir iuncre Aus
aele9snbeiteu in cinem ipe;icuen Sale cnts
itsben boB an6 bonlbopatbild,e aer5te,
ipenn ie iouit bic Seidbi9nng baben, ais In
teriudunss 2erite bel Yritiung Der Gins
gaben bon Observation-Disclosures pcriueroet
nsrben f6uneH. Sicrnod III Die entgcgclls
ftebenoc Gutiteibuug bcs iriIbcren peniionS'
GommiiarS, peld)c-ilnh 3War nit Hcd)t-
inter ben bonDopatbiihen geBten grobe
Gntriiltuua bsruorrief, mieocr aufqcbpbeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15

i0CtomN wcgcn bcolidbcr WelaiinnG bctreFirnn,
luuo llcrcuttb oCm HCflagcn Umilracbcn am
Muutnac, cen 2. SHobcr 1874,
EorlnttugS 10 llOr,
uOt hcm StCrNCrittc ami hCu MDtbbnuic in Rtcmru
Al CrNhcluGn uHh Gbtt Die QtdOC:
"HSttdgtrL iucltcr cit Dem II. Yea 1864 nit
otr NAattu pcrbcr'tJtt, utrr bmt Srrlt brB
Sbulcrbt5 pom p. SUM- lsGb btrCltB ruttesr
1uI SGbrc Oon Stit uHb gtll 0rtrcnrt WurbCn
ltt rNo ut tBr en- burttJ wCoCr UcTltOruCnse
Sno tr6tuNt babe babe ih icIt icnrr 5ttt nidlt
mteerr un nc lctualmCrt, ibr tCirtrlci Wtitttl Wn
uuterbaltc grlUabrt uuo i'm 3anuur obne ibr
UMcn 9tcmtr utrldnCr, obnc luitoCt GuuIe
pom ud botcn iu ldiiCn, In Der Gu60cipodlcnCr
Nbhbt, IN baltimore ,unddlU CtnC Stelluna al
mdben. SIdActr bttct, ibu su pcrurbelrn. od6
CT Mnrbalh CIncr Gnacmeicntn irit 81 tJr jus
rhfttbrf nno cGS cbcltdc tcbcn nit lbr fUrtiCtc,
sails er Scm Gber ntht nodbtOmincn ollte, Die
Sbe lUe9Cn bOslhCr Bcrlniiun9 ~ Idtiben, ben
Vctlanttn lctncB Antbcils am SanWtoutr tur
otrluitlg ~ crtldrCn, unb tbn In oic 3oltcu bCS
FrobviitS 50 uOCrurtb,lcn,"
re4t5bcltdnoa hb 81 crtlarcn, untcr Der gBornuno,
odb rt I'M ,yllt ccs Huehlclbcrc ais her brt QIuGc
sum Sruubc gtleattr 3bGtiGdCn geitdn6tl dHoel
ronlmcn uro NIT ltncr 9iurChcu dusgridfuNen aud
otn anhd9fn bet SIdaerln armiB rrrttbcilt ipetoru
miro.
Snatrth miro bcm Bctidqtcn aroc,ctat, soS bic
lOcittrcn 3CiJCtc unn &tringurNcn in oirfsr c nde
nur outtb ctc ,@rCmcT JtGbrittrH" bctonut gcnadt
WCTbCu.
Ghanrt urE obrrquItr Der htlcn SanIcnabt
Sirrmeu bcu 10. UlG 1871.
ilii,hbbgl Or Npa. sIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
~ o, SautS SHiQS.
y. lphn q. S Wccra ". S,er,

6abrituntcn pcu ieuerieiteu 3icgcllteinen,
bnbCu ibr 9urcdu BON gir 2gi. DiontgomerulraGc
nab oC NortuiiiGde hrr Sdmburgr uue MAR
uerilrnfc ucrlClt, uOfcbt ale autrGat prompt
aueDcIdGrt Ucr6cn. (lGn.8i9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
Nadmittass> dahelberi6te.

6pd)efort tFrdnf.-6inrid,tung bon . tScrioucn
i'm Souloasner 3Dl,den. - S0lferred,tiis
de unterbdneiuuasn nber Zen Sdus ess
tbeater in SresIau elm Tdub her 6Idmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
$I.o93.3iS.ss

StGol 9iaruIano. StGot Baltimore:
SO. q. ". Solomon. 8ailJrt Der .Rotionol,
Wt,bdntes.SOni Won S0itmors" beibwore bisrmit
tttrrlCt, edS ohj9cr 9crdt nod mcnem bsittu Wiis
itn une Selnrbaiten Wahrbctts1etreu II, a0.'
q. X. Splemon. Saiiircr.
nnttrltttnst nno hEibmcun poy mix bcutt, Ser 10.
ju1 lsi. ceu. @eCaHrao, 6riebenStlttst.
Ole 9s,rtut Nbidlrit bebsuNsu;
sSm. 4. Sucas.
q. y. SouSbp unb
i42l Spbtrt Z. SaIcpiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
8alfimore
fir 1nfnrdnrr 0firr.

9Hswrft.Gfe BON 9outbs une sNattrfir.,
pcrlthcrtudbreno se9en Srrlnit oecr S6aoeR ourb
rte No6 N aaosm e mnS @aGs
Sduicr, S0nScls9lter, adcrbauproouttc, Oiobsln,
Sonsssrdtbitaitsn, I'M San bcsriHene oOer i'm SatsH
SaS Sircfturllln be iieht aHS toissnren Ssrren:
gDm. q. Sarrtiou, EraIesnt;
Geo. u. Slfers, 2Dm. 8. Srunc,
II. -. 4triis, 8. D. 8dpf,
Sauib g. g3iIor, g. Robt Seniins,
Soiiob Termination, q 6. Wiorton Stemart,
Sraucts 3. Gin9, ! y. S. ytelucomer,
6cnrp @duo1, Srcle Sorpts,
Jf. .. Stcuart. sB. W. 2opior,
1srdel &oben.
Ipplttations= Sormutarc uuo focltere Hatrtht hbsr
sis (ScicGitait piro In Der SfHce, ShowefzGde BON
Goutbs uno Baterr., ertbeilt, no aud ane auitrd9e
foort erlcoigt merbcn. Serfdernn8cn peretn aul
ir9cnn cine Srit au9enonmrn, pelde Der Ippl'fant
SSau.i,iS.S) Tr. GBppnporth, Sctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
u. 3. Sdlo,pin, grdiiOcut
Scri6t bcs 3uitanbrs

NATIONAL MECHANICS BANK OF BALTIMORE
i'm Stadte marplaue
bti'm Sdluiit oct t"ctJdile am 10. 9ur 1871,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
SlmS SoDI. - Die ocmpPratiffe
StnatS= =Spupeu

0cS 81 otnes, IA. Stunt. - Die ocnlo,
tratiId)c ts,Gouueutiou trat bcntc Wtors
gen hier Suammcu. Sie mar iabrcid,cr be
iud)t, als r9enb cine biSbcrige osmoiratiite
Stdat s. SonUeution pOit 9ona. Sou 1o4
Counties warsn so urneten. .. &. WiOnt.
9omerp iuurbe gum Yrdfocnten gcmdblt. Bel
ueridieocncn antrdgcn, mcld)e geitcllt purs
ben, ,ei0te e8 iidl, oaB bic 4nbdugcr oeS
,ueutn 9luS9aug" ami ber 9onucntiou III
Der Waioritdt iub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
MuS A0crife.

Gan 6eltpe, 3. Sum, iiber Snotauola,
10. 9uui.- Bit Der anertaniid)e Goniul III
Der Staot WqllO nittbeilt, III i'm Staate
Guerrero eine iarlc Sniur9cutcli Yoiition
pon belt OtegierunsS Srippsn gcnonlnisu
moroen.
9aS S3ombarbcnlcllt bon Sanpico leuert
fort. Sle Snilrgcilcil batteil bic 8atterie'n
eer @c8iernngs.Srnppen gum Sdpueisen se-
brnd,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
SScinber9cr'S,
gSriubcrgrr's
= di nh uuN StirfcI. GnArn
G0S biIjoitt ,uo bette Stbub Geitiit in
Der Stoot! ,tcocr 2(rtitel wjro uer.

gSeinbcr9cr'S,
gSriubcrgrr's
. 6nbs umS Sticfcls2aScn.
Der game 0prratb elmer Shuhs ,Sabrt,
Iu ocin 9roBtu Sdutrtuue aulttUne gCrtuuig gduuftl
lluBcBeurrr &oribciIc,
nngcIrurrr TurtJrile
uc'm qotiitn non
Stiefcln uno SdDmpcn,
Sticfcin unb 2d,nben!
SeecS Fddr garuntlrt!
SeocS Paar garnnti-t!
aseiubcrocr's
S6ubz unb StiriclseGOcn,
Gdc Der Gutaips umo Saratp0a(tr.,
Ndc Der Gntaips uuo Saratpgaitr.,
nno
unD
Rr. IO3, S4cits
!. 1bnrC uou noaitGpardbs,
Oar. iO3, Q5cfts sSaltimprcs,
I. IbuTc non SoulbGplraGt.
VtCtSltte tGt Htnbttn0 uno Scmmcr:
Bttnc gcrdbtt HCrCn SultCrS. .........,..... 2gj
Htns qenabtt Box Toe 9ruen v"0ltcts........ 100
@tragt tatDlcNswe Geusn. S'o,NrS. .,,..,.,... $50
StHOgcitC tltblcoCrne SIueHr StiCiCl......... 3bO
Dat cet 9ono armad'r trauS. tobrocruc Cite.
. ~ lnt SttttH. 500
QulbIChtnC SulmotuIe iir NCrrcr. ..........., 2nn
HitoItgc Scurn Shubr uou rGnS. SdltlroCr e.. 2.gb
VGiicobie Rcucn' Stlci ilr Dicpgrr unb
Nranct .:,....,.:.. :...:........ 1928, $50 400
Fang, tGiblthcrrc QrGhens SticiCf ........... 295
gGinCn= SCpurtCmrnt:
2athG SuurnItatir @etuS tilr Samtn.....si.25
Samtu' z mrir"Gitcts s.,.,,.......",.,.....$i.5
3nmCn' orgrrf GSutcrs. s....................iH Ia
SmmrlcnctgC tufnQr Sdubc iIr gumCH 80. 2.5(
Salblttctnc Sdmtr %almotule. .......-...... i.50
Ylnruto Gumcn Stubc. .......... ............ AZ
Vdtentiehcrnt Qncpt SurItl Iiir Damcn. ...,...
S.an;, sis9srtscunt DNmsn' clippers, t.25
Diarodo TumIR, z ltppcrs rs................ n
9nmcn' 3cppid '2ItpperS ...............,. rs
Rubctutb SumcH- StIpprte. ........... go. %
S4T Srbdltrn th0llA ncuc Yiohcu Al bllliorr,n
Brctn ais ttgtn5 Gin anotrre Sbubgeiddlt IN b,
Stn6t. ~
Q4cinbergcr's Sd)uBlGocn,
Ode pvn Sutaps une Saratpaaftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
Sus Sanaba. = Heuer III ciner
CcfsMofftucric.

Yetrolia, Gnt,, n, SunI.-Gine 1000
8GB b0ltenbe 0elllair 9la'e plagie beute
DtOr9cn NIB in ciHcm 2(useubllde itanO bic
ganSe Eabrit III Slamnlen. Sas Seucr bret,
tctc i'd, nit eiller 70 roicneen Sdueaigfcit
aus, baB fd bic 2lr6citsr tanni rettcn lOnns
tsi. 0a eS blrb auberoroentlidc Iniiren.
9ungen 9elan9, cinen 9roBcn Sbeil ocS SeIS
81 rttteu, 10 betrdgt Der Ourh baS llngliid an
heridltcie Sitlahcll ullr SGN00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
Spdter.

9as nit abiaiiuug Der 8eidliIht bcaui-
tragic Gomits hattie RI einiinlnlig Su Der
Sorla0e bon @eibliiien gsciuigt, pslde ct
tlarcn, oab bic Gonpcution bic @lltigteit Der
GonniutiOn I'll ibrcr jeei9en @slolt aucr-
fennt, ohne be ,Gntllebn49 Der amenSeufHtS
ipeiter III prifcn, icood) Sercn iriftc Sn5
tsrpretation III bcr g8eiie uerlangt, oaB
bic Gonltitlltion 9lcid)cr art bic 9tcdlte
Der Giu,clncn, wis Der Staaten itJiiet; oaB
bic Gouocntion StautS' unb 9otal Serpals
htug 9c9eu Capitalization ,n pertbcioiaen
entid)loIen ii, NIB oaB Der einiilbrlug beS
allgemsilcu Stmmredlts bic @spdbrnn9
elmer augcuIeinen Inneiie folgeu loatc II. (. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15

Dagegeu ncroCu I'M IA. unc Is. 9lrronbiHcs
ment 6ie SerbafttHgen fortgGiett.
lloifdtipu frduip ii iilrr SSifd1Dic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
Sr. Z. &. gsinternik
pr. Il. 5appil,ston's
somurc,,orieBtersSladlsluameu.Snruh

in Gin Ge,eres nns stiabrloies SeiImittsl fir
5ujteu, SrfGltuua, GcMdbbufteu, Seiisrfeit &c.
IS beiieitst @ntbhnhung nno perbiitet baburd
&hipineiudbt. Dieier porbI9lidc uno slnee 8uten
1natbt uno bat 9roBe 3uirieoenbet 9e9ebcu. Yrdpas
rirt uon 5r. q. Sappington, DIR. f32, Rprss
sn baDrm beiaaen 9dnolern i'm ansemenen. Grcs
an Is ruts. (Wpp,23,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
Nus Sanaoa.

Ottawa, IA. 9uui. - Die Sicseruua
III goHbon bat ben jniiden Der Dominion"
uuo ySritiid) Columbia" pereinbarten Gius
tritt Der lesteren Yrooin3 in jenen Staatsit'
uerbauo Qeuelmiat. 4gl... ..H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-15
NunuuQ.

9a @Ndru Juhus Gdiar Sd,eiscmttt ebcfr1u,
Nnanae Oeb. Sro6, SIdgcrn, mioer lbrCn sue
mann, @cilagtcn, 9llgc nuf NuttCGr, event SBt.
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Systematic Beneficence.
BY JOHN ROSS, LONDON.

God has ever employed the exigencies o.
his Church and people as the means OF then
instruction. A peculiar and massive neces
sity was to be provided for-the urgent
want of thousands of impoverished Hebre"
Christians. This calamity was predicted by
Agabus. Provision for it by Gentle Chris
tians was resolved on by the Apostles at
large. Acts xi: 27-3O; Rom. XIV: 25-27'
The Apostle of the Gentles revealed
manner of most effectively meeting this need
by the guidance of the Holy Spirit. "Upon
the first day of the week let every one OF
you lay by him in store, according as God
hath prospered him, that there be no gath
erings when 1 come" /. Cor. xvi: 2. In
this injunction We perceive: Universal CO.
operation and participation-every one OF
you. Similar, prior, and certain provision
lay by him in store: Grateful intelli
gence, conscientious proportiOn-as God hath
prospered him. Sacred, periodic dedication
upon the first day of the week. And high
principle, resolute preparednesS-that there
be no gatherings when l come.
year afterward, the Apostles graphically
pictured the liberality of poor churches un-
der extreme difficulties 2 Cor. viii: Is.
He then urged other Christians who were
more easy and affluent, to like generosity
"See that ye abound in this grace also. -
Prove the sincerity of your love, VS.. Z, 8.
"The disciples were called Christians first
in Antioch, is the record of Acts XII: 26.
The following three verses state the pro
phetic announcement of the urgent want
that was about to fall on the Hebrew Chris
tans in Palestine They also disclose the
measures that were taken among the Gentle
believers under Apostolic injunction and
guidance to relieve this want, 27-30. The
injunction Of the universal Sabbath Offering
on the Galatian and Corinthian churches in
l Cor. xvi: 1, 2, with view to relieve
This same want naturally suggests the desig-
nation, "Christan Benefcence." Is all this
valuable instruction-spread over two whole
chapters of Gods word-without practical
authority or bearing on believers in subse
quent ages? To say no more-Should not
this origin and authority, with the manifest
ineficiency of all human plans till this late
period, commend this New Testament method
to the candid consideration and hearty trial
of Christians generally? Are Christians
ever likely to reach to Christian benefcence
by any other than by the Christian, .. e.,
the New Testament method?
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Sowing and Reaping.


A Christian gentleman was staying few
days with farmer, who, though man OF
sound sense and many amiable traits, was
neglecter of religion. He was an excellent
farmer, priding himself not a little on the
fine appearance and thorough culture of his
farm, and evidently was pleased with his
guest, who was man of winning manners
and extensive information.
One day the gentleman walked out where
the farmer vas scattering his seed broadcast
in the fOld.
"What are you sowing, Mr.. H? was
his pleasant inquiry.
"Wheat," was the answer.
"And what do you expect to reap from
it?'
"Why, wheat, of course" said the farmer.
At the close of the day, as all were gath
cred in the family circle, some little thing
provoked the farmer-the husband, the
father, and the head of the family-and at
once he few into a violent passion, and for
getting, in his excitement, the presence of
his guest, he swore most profanely.
The latter, who was sitting next to him,
in low and serious tone said, "And what
are you sOwing mos0 !"
The farmer seemed startled. A new light
at once flashed on him from the question of
the morning What" he said in sub:
dued and thoug tone, edo you take such
serious views of life as that, such serious
views of every mood and word and action?"
eyes" was the reply; for every mood
helps to form the permanent temper; and
for every word we must give account; ard
every act but aids to form habit; and habits
are to the soul what the veins and arteries
are to the blood, the courses in which it
moves, and will move forever. By all these
little things We are forming character, and
that character will 60 with US to eternity,
aud according to it will be our destiny for
ever. Tile Gospel Messenger.
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Mr., | Will say word about close commu
MON. Baptists contend that no one can be
member of the visible Church without be-
ing baptized-that no one who is not mem
ber has right to partake of the Lord
Supper, aud that there is no valid baptism,
except by immersion, and that by Baptist
preacher. 1t cannot be denied, however,
that majority of as able, and learned, and
pious men as can be found, are well satisfied
that the primitive, and Scriptural mode of
baptism was, and is, by sprinkhng or by
pouring. And, moreover. that not single
case of Christian baptism, by immersion, can
be made out from the New Testament. In
carrying out their views therefore, they do
most honestly aim to shave respect unto all
the commandments. +" SuppOsiug them how
ever to be mistaken, in what light is such a
mistake, under such circumstances, viewed
by the Scriptures2 Paul answers, eff the
uncireumcsion keep the righteousness of the
law. shall not his uncircumcision be counted
for circumcision" Rom. ii: 26. Nothing
can be clsarc, then than this
l. That Bap.ists lay greater stress upon
an outward form than the Scriptures au-
thorise.
2. That minority claim infallibility
against vast majority who are in every
sense their equals. And
3. Not their equals only, but, although not
admitted to be members of the Church, who,
give more, and do more for the spread Of
religion, (aS statistics will show than those
who claim to be the only members of the
Church. 1t is not wonderful, therefore, that
many Baptists should be enquiring whether
they ought not to break off trammels, in
which they are held unlawfuly. FL. b.