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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07

Sin zdpplco . NBtnfbioTd,st ratcrtt,ter aiihf.
appr, ~ tSctrtgsratOrl. 5 bis 0 SUP sroB. fir Vile. Gas
gerber o0cr 5leiid paileuc, miro uRier Dem bdlber Sos
%itsnpretIe aba'lantn. Aut 1T i'm nWterbants SOteI"
Cn GatCn gu oet1Hietbtn. glabGres I'M 0omptotte tss
Sptels auL kr Gde Ger prutt Mnp Sunoprrhr. L56-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
Su %berfaufru.,

E&A Ctr a%8pbnbous NIT eabsu an Der Rssa.
Bait im ore. nabs RepblstprtraBs. Ndbtr,s BET
Sentp ~. @pofs. Rr. .. sap BUILDINGS. ct.
vnnlfrafe. IN tsf Cl.u 1907
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
Rr aur geadtnna iir 6aniumenttn!

Die Slntbmcute 8sIiebibeit bon 9upiep's Sefen.
pulucr bat cine gentle 6irna. ipcIde Gin 8adpuIuer
ben lnS tabei einfad itatt iiniercs glamcns tcn ibriaen
JI lsben. lBGbrenb btsfe 5bntiade tie Borjiistibteit
nus Zen uiterreidtsn gBertb uuerss SeienpuIUers be,
tuetit, III fe lntererteits berednrt. bic 9onlurcnen ~
Dtutrt9eb.n, lpritt ntht gum 8sitsn fir tcn &baratier
Der Geute. wie her NBaate. fuehhe eifie lem ~ar8lotrn
YubIittm anfIlbdngel ib bemibeit. Wau isbe iil
taber Dor, TAB man SpuIcp's petsnpuiner uno iehn
arteres betOmnlt. Cooler lnb s'ruber, Gi8sntbiimer.
Wr. 90, gLlip . Straie, glefp.Yort. (55.Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
Stant Wnrhfnnb.
8basamts' 9 irtdu,

annapolis. ben 8. Wdti 1871.
Die utb'rtraeunRsbu6s os StdHtss ytatqlano ptt'
ben uca oeIn Is. Wltrl taul Gcnouuttn tRr Die Vtato'
LANDER s6stsHes'Anlttbs-i bis IuH !. AptI etlplonsH
ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
9rr nrnr % IA. Nnnnlrrin Or. p.

Dieter Berttn 1T oouFGUolg p%rsaniHrt. uno bie9Sans
ten ftub gepGblt. BaupsrtinB . Stebbaber merosR auts
merriam ptmabt 1T ihTen stgeutn Sntsrt lien bitiem Dbis
gen btiIutrstsH. 9ts Bsl6berausHebmtr 1ut Dlortgages
6elablsn ni9l mebr, pts bohtfns 8 prolsnt uno bic ss
iebtn latitn, bis CT Gbgsluufsn lit, b,iommsH ibtr Ia
grOteni oamit III 5tOGrt SGIs9enbtit 8eboteu. leidt Ju
tintm Gupttale ju innmtn. Sin 5eber ubtrJelSe f1
ieIbh. pts bic @sIebt ausarteiet fnO btute, Disnias,
ben 7. MtdrJ, abenbs z uBr, bel Gbr. bCTe, OR.
20I, DT6.6apf1 rdAe, uno itbsre f1 Antbfts. inbem
bios 1000 aus8sstben werosn, mo Die q ft Iutla9e lutro
trbobeu. Briseridt Rptb, Yrat
SerImann Bprhea, Sttr.;
Bi-Bl tAhrtdtdu Btfe, Sd1dkW,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
6QrriinusDauhtrriu gir. 6.

Den WttaIitotrn 6itrmit Iur gta9fi6t. baB beute
bic srHs Sabresptriamrluus abgebalten ipercSn ptro,
1861 I. DrsReI, SER.
Rurh 8asfraBrn : 8auDrrtin Nr. 2
bdIt ietre q. B~trIammIurg bsute Nbeno In Or
a4B, RprhsSdbfrdGe, p0Ju DaH Wubliflnn b6HtGfi
etrgelaosn n. @. BIeifns, prOu. Yrdi.
q. Grdger, proO. BtctsYr6I. (;
Geo. 4. RIauer, prop. S9dbnt. 4;
1855 u. az. DRarmsu, prOu. Stir;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07

-. 9ts z. .Hbdisen 3tss.lHstn . geopnsduIsr VIZ.
'IbS nnb l55. Sutottirab.. Canton. isots IA bet 70 6u6
eroB, nit 0qo2anten { erunomittbs SIS isots 95rets
300 isbes. eotpit aud bas 2.tbdiss 3ttse nein.E Bo bns
bans gtr. 400, @antoh.a senls. 10 bel unssfabr 20 Jus
arob,. 3 3trniIsr NUT 2ebrantfn sntbaitsnb ; SrunouItss
lht s32 Wreb1$ASe. Gtrnsr bas 2.itbdtae 3ieaslfetn-
norelttsn Hitts BIG 5ur alies annfraBs i; Sruabmittbs
tl2b preis $ll00.
1dbfrs Wnktunf bet Ebos. 10. Griffin, re. y
VT. az, 9niifrllsg lpitns,
Pa t1S2-l l., bdus otlih nom Btoo0fpoh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
nnterBaItInae1.

Gbtatrr GgmiGaGjn 5rOhIat
gcrfabruaa n,r bor5agti6fsu IOuis
tdttn
Wontaq VbuO. hen g. Wdri.
unb itctu Abtub In btsiCr agphr. iouie
Rtttfpo6 uno 5]onnabtnb Waamtta 8 .
bic neRehe Stnf1ttpH
ernes Nuttttttn
Der Gdla eHsrn brgCHdu
tn Bultimott.
aba Drap ure SIaHGt Gtanltp's
Usiblits DlinIfrtl Srupps,
Gus rs r~tiI'nSen iuHssn Ddusn b sRebtnb.
lut!bs tn s!utfn mutu a%ujtsbnOtu Qt0oranms, nit
benz 3GtiG.ihs ehritt bdlien6.
a~uftrettr tpttetr,
un6 8Dar gun srifn Walt IN Oietfr eiaot
une dnf Dos anfdnetsee une S0nfdneigae-
&abti perorn etne Hsue uno ort9tHsak an0rpnHus =
otti&itDens VI ttonanieotr, pte
pie % d # am Rbttn,A
"7he Star Spangled Banner u. (. 10
riugtROnisn, uno ben 5dluB bnaen aroBaritss
Rattotat fabItGu
3ugfs gbObe bes betHb nt'n QtrObaFR.9ttD5
Der 8rhbCr BictOreui
In Qlrl ueuen att0battidtr AettfHnefn.
uulsbsurr btiidligs Nufudhmt os nCuen Bautts
sBte az oT FCtSHtCrinHtn~
nit grobsu Wtgltrdr : WtdrtdWn, Gpolutiongp u, |. H..
au8Lttttn aui ot 8OIppteu:
Dtr G6iaht ben BieiRrtsr, tnlru idnteH S9ldHtatfrhls
ben. ~ouIstfabrt BON ben %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aIItts GruPPR.
Seq, ~. 9hrioH @budrb Blrtb
p. In rtlfn Routm
6DttpH y Mrcber unp bic
brtllGHtt u iDtels3rupPt
In sinsm nrutu mdunisfllttacn VEogrdm me.
Gum stfufs Oas Ueus eenIatiORB 66auiptsI:
sSas psflurtne Isitdmett t. 10.
obtr -Dte Sus nid&sriHneu bsr gtaht.S
gabmrttass. BOthsuunetn, fur 6amilhH itotu
Wtttroph nnb Sonnabsne.
6rstta8 MISUNDERSTANDING fur DamfH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
NaSame ID. Gnr's inbianii4r &rantrr>
Tinftur
TT SaS er6ete 8iutreinieuusSnrtts

TEL pec DeuttaeH Ad8eot
Die NulabI BON 2etbsr, pelde Fe %eeIinoert. 1T unbtres
Genbar, lno pttle nierttpiirot9e pstllr8tn bat he beDert.
fsli9t. Sn Nnfdueu pon 9xuralpie. @beumdttsnlus.
Ghwdde unb In Der Ebut In allen Granipettsn. ptlht
BON NATURALIZATION ini SIute tsrftamnen, retntst lt
ba htIbs. uno felt Die fribtrt Sidtte oes eNRtrns pte.
Der BET. Als. toeite init iolttn ucbelrt bebatttt Tno,
ipntfn otie UReotltn per uhe r
gu baden bet Ebpm ZEN & BIpd. Va. D. Broom
y bruesr uno allen 6rogutneu. iopis BET BEN. @iseH.
tbiimer. Sir. l5s, Df-paltiMorehraBs.
(Wtat4,lS Lag, III #.-rt ..U ... .......
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
An 0erfQufcu.
Su Dermtethen.

49, Cine eroBe anjabI iIttnsr S6uIer In ausn
EE:iA 6taottbsiiep btats aud etue QnJabl 2Gben ~
k2ksA otrmtstbsn onr& B.. -. Broom N Bruter.
~. xSea'Sapettsar. { Ltii. Old
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07

2 Cline Ians.stabIirts Gdmitbs. lnb aDasner. ~gDsrfHsIe
In parforos6 ounip nabe Ssruialtnn. Wlins tur lpst
quite atbettiane 9tuti9e, btr eins elm Sdmite, Der aais
otre eth aDa9uer. pisbe oieies elm ausstleidnttsr YIab
ltin. R6berts III Der @rpee. b 81. ,t[au hS0-E5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
@rrrininte @1ftrs@rirQi6oft!

uaitttpDdb. ben 8 WtGrI. Ea&mtttaas UNI 2 nbr,
fnosi etue GgtraIg trldnmlunB Der Seitnlnatt IN ih'
rem 9ofoIs (ggtthautts .paIeSl ftatt, tuoIu ote Witt'
9ItEotr b6fIihft tinaellbtn perbtn {; Rthttr inttnsnot
6absu fh ben Bsialufen Ju figsH.
3psd SttbttIt8Hn8 an etr Srteoens'
6eter. y. Ghmt6t. Yrdi.
1876 n 8. Trier, SstT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
as- Hprreff,s gHahhplser 9hrer.

Sts,u SuFtn. SaIsbraurs. SciIerIstt. asuabnten
BIutipsttn, gror6ltts lno 2unssnirantbetter. Seine
Sauss UiaIon 5orrst X Comp. itit 1862. nit esIbsn
8tsnstttn ptriebtll, ~iubereitst. gu baben bel elsbr.
Dou9bertp & Coup. Rr. 112, SdItinipIs.Sir /,
uno III auln Npoibtteu fir 60 Gents.
(5i,60.6 81 2.S.S4, 9O.6,102.S. IA O,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
RuIonQ(is QcQru sEIQucnirQnfhritrn.

SSuHts0tIIt. Via, Q. NpriI 1860.
WPstut 6frtea so tDtnihs Shts Gutunfiamttit auF
fSrdu Cations Spu Iu lEntsr. Gle ptrOsn fb %srtnntrn,
OaB Id ltbten SOmnsr Sic I'M Srtrtft ibrtr aran,btit
-fiuGs 8ebdrr1utters Dorfd1ts ooer tines 6hnIihsn HGis
btt9, pomtt 5rauen alsr Rlaftn 10 bGuHg bsbaftst
itnO. nm ,gRat1 rug. so Osrihaftt ibt JDti 6laIhsn
RoiaoaIis. rDsbe TN Bsrttue nit rod ttniettl 5lai@tn,
Dtt Id nit 6reloen jl ihel0en babe. Die ipoblibatigTt
uno bstrirotptnofe G9ttIung %trJirIten.
SiP i0uurn fh, penn sic lponer, auI Mid beJteb,n,
aud Srau 3Gtton's Jtamtn GebrauGtn, pEna Gle bic
YorIpge Sbres tpfrtbooufH Rrdparates, Der HDi1oQlts,
betanHl MAIDEN UDuert. SdIieBlib empfaneen lie ben
8GRf Der 5rau pattOn uhO bic Compliments bon
Sbren aIfrtbttBgn
m "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
or perlanat.
NerIanat.
8erianar,
WcrIauGt ipcrpem !
Derlan9t.
NerIannf.

Gin UIaNU aufs 21rn. btr- nit Bferotn nm luatbta
uctiiebt NIB gut piliisen fnun, gtabIuira9eH bel IS prs
rao Gmnel, A Dttten bon Baltimore ali BET Sariaros
Roao. - (54 o. :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
@efuht.

GiIenbIed,.I bfbnitte. Giier.GeiFt, seIdhnttestt
ina, Blei il. (. NJ. fit pel&t bic btisn Saarpreiis bes
lain iperoeu bel @kn. Pdpss, ger. 8. man T aae,
&tntrs. Wtartst. 9 SPACE, nabe BEN sWgarplanD '9nitltute. !"
(6ebr 21Sl o q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
EGn5er III p~crYauS.u.

I{&k3L cdu'tr III iduftn unb gum Deriouts ~ Hbe,s
iepfntn In allen 4 bitten ben Stnot !. Rrtis opn 1900 biz
f20,O0p. Wp6. piro Die gtrgithuuJ bon giehnungfu
outr art. 4triaftreH bon @rlnemisibsn &c. biaia bes
iosst. Cine @rlast gsuHbfadt rsts binis an oaHp.--
E~CI,GDGH %, s,Sra.
Nr. log. gouab.. ,pt,1tn BonoFraEs
,lJan. 9 RTRtt.f nnD Btpnbtpap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07

TreimaurcrsS empel.
&rnfrRnr..G rUmUTl'S
arpBhrti8c untcrbaltungen.
Ssute. Sientos ab,uO, ban Z. RdrS
BaIdfs on Guropai-. .
Die NHnetr Don BeriatueS unb bar HIbambra
In 8runaba, @pGnieH. .a
Wtittmo6 3ddmittas. ben s. Wdra
8ag stIobtt 9anoI
Sts bsllise1 YtdBt. SsrufaIGm. 0tbrpH, Eibes
TiuB, bic 6ubrt i'm SUrDan. BctblGbCm,
. SdtnaScus ~. (. 10.
Wiiiinc6 Gbeno. ben 6. Mdr3
parts. oteihbnt Stabtl
Die 3aIGrte etS HonDre.
Gonntrita9 Abeno, ben 8. WtGrl
DtutIhIuHb rbb Der RbttuI .
Ole 9duptf1dhte HHb 1censriS'H Gee Batter
IGBfes. .- ....
6rtiio8 GbsnO. ben 10. Mdr3
Barts, sic Done 5tGbtl
fideH @dnptftahTl
Sonnabeno Hahmiitaa, ben II. Mdr3:
. 9a8 ssIObte aanbl
SamItag Nbsnb, ben II. MdrS
JFIanO nbb III RtIIarnepsStt'nl
3ie EibibeH Gtt'u uno Die ldHbIidbeH eceuGs
rit'H ber 2mdra9e'S MEL, btr |erIe Der Gee.
ginttiit rs unp so Gtnts. ..
BroFs Tor GrOmpfl bat bitItu n~I,Sris,n Giniriits,
lSttt5 QuoeiTkt. bQmit Vile. rtibt Ietfe Borneuundeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07

GA 800 baar faafer, oas eaals Rr. o., Rors.ga.
E&s1s l%roltne., uattrbaib ber. ssraitIraBe; $40 baar
k&A tauffn zines isner babihsn 8 .rodtgeiJ aBpbits
bauier On Der 3ttf,rionfraBt. 6ali9 BPM Brppopan;
$500 baar tqpfer Elm S~.hbdists aBobnbaus am sroabs
tpuo, nabs GbeDitrdBe +; 5000 baar iduftn. eth geotfs
haus NIT 3uom an Der OF . 2ombaro., nab, @Sstetttr.
,6ouie and aBpbnhaMItr init 2ateu au Der OF Baltts
mor'iir. 9tdbtrsB bel auepnn q Bruscup, Err 10.
tass Uutibinss. st. BauIatdBe. 1921
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07

,ss'tlHH@Sa 22sii.S
G41 sRa.S - Geg ssa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GDntert.
DaS 0omfts.

Die Ssrrtn pom q bTcns0 pmiter 1erfen freunolidft
sriudt. AbrehnHug tar Die gebrauattn Btutie iobGlo.
uts lnBsIit, an ban Sttretdr res arrangements. 6omi-
te's. q, @, DObme &ieiusH = @de Ger fOwarh.
Hnb $rattRraae, ~ sRiEtAttH.
(55-6) EdB Wpmtte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
Gentrals brfanbigrr Saus unb Spur
8erciu bnn Baltimore.

DIE UlItslltotr Obia,u gsrtius fnO eriutt. bel gsitss
lidtr Strate bruts, SieHffdg, btu z. UlarB. 0brnos
8 ubr. brt Sob. pdRliHstr her idbrIIGeu UGtIamms
lung beiJuiuobntn.
3Dtt: ca mtenpabl.
(66l @baS. BRsuter, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
Blu uerhGuffu nRO ~ prrmieibra.
Verfammlunes !, eOFal su permte'

Gin 20ial I'M q. Ctpdtptrtt oss rsut1 gsbdunts 6s
.Gorreipon0erttnA pDananois fir BsrSamRIunetH tns
lsri@tet, nit Baum fir T50-175 9trionsl, Sas ie., III
btt'm Nbsnb, Utonat nber Jabr bilta an &fitIiHnfttn,
1aipertlnt, g5asn, Stu9osrtint &c. an btsntitthtn. Wlat
uttlbt I'D In her snrp. be. 81. .. E .. 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
tsIuE riihlMt NnIfnut

~ tn Unittt 1eaittretnu. 9 paeiisit peu Baltiniprs
an Der -R6rortsn Central t ienbdbn.A bod. anatntbnI
uno Sduno eslsssu. uur 100 yarbs bon Der Station
t~ttftTni, INIT tn6ner esrransab biz gar,t qdnas oes
Dauiss, brtiter paue, sufem atatr. 10 3imurrn nnD
Hipsrbsmgpu her tn Der aisdts, Stanuue une Haatn.S}ss
mite, anssspatAtH @tfedu9tn. Ddnmsn &C., lnin Bsrs
taufe rhtt foforttgsr EsttHdbms. Ulan psnot no an
R2.6. 4arrtfpa. pofhuetfsr In VT. gDajbtnaton.
oesr az geurp =. 0opfs, Rr. ., sapB uiiStasS,
pa'Nm0f' LAX C24o-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
(cupr N0uhfrFir

Qqs 8ititrissu, ntlhs stIonnsn Fnb, Rb sinsni gu.
ten Berttne onIui<sBtn. ftno sriu6t, fb am Wattt'
nod Hbsnb IN Rr. 6S, &anca AsrhraAe, ttuJu'
ftnbsn. inotm bias Gtni6rstbssSElD srbObeH nth. Sm
auftrGgs;
1851 Beinrt6 BeeeI.
4 gDh Etattn a rnhirs n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
Su oerfaufcn

SsaA Spti bis bret bHb{de Baupidte IN Baltimore
EsyE County bon 10. Is. 20 uno so Ndtr, az DltiIs1
EEM bon Baltimore uuol innerbalb 0 wttnuisu aasaeB
Don timer Station an Der rBalto. ". IS tIenbabna esies
HE MAIDEN unb blben' aussasihnstem Aootn. fstrisy y
2an6teuen In alsn 9bttien Wtaruidnb's .plo IBtrgt. q
ntenB; S1u,er In antn SbeiIet Yultintprs's bon $500
bis $4,000: Gslosr ausJustbtn auf Sepoibsf mo Gslos
anlasfn eematt. kStltam 0pltpn x Gpms.,
3tniler Nr. II. TAU Blttoin8s.S 81.
(31-) pauIttdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
Binia 3u D%erfaufen.
Blu 1erEGufen.

IN 3ptt Heinz Sdnftr rabe benz g~attsrIpr . g.art
E&il mo Der 81. Wttdasls'S ,rde betna1e Der aunLe
E12 Se,re9 in einem Banuerere. RaaiutTassn IN
Nj. 4O2, Observation-Disclosures. 81 Gsg3 $3.50 .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07

Gin @rourIrs uno 2tauor. 2aosn nit Botraib uuo
Gtnrtbiuf gen g Yitilen an ber s5slatr : Moab. nabe bsr
btt X. Rittsrbof. Er. 900, II sbthrafs, .Dber am
VlaBe itlbft, betf fdrmS. ~ tb4-651
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07

I'm Dcrfaufeu uub an bermtctbcuA

Sine Opr1asltGe S~ompFmaihins t6--7 RIeroeiratl
debN GGmpttt Vel. Wtan intibe fidp ipiDri In Der GSptOts
ton ots .Sorrs ipOnotrten,- Ode Der BGlitrncrttraBe
anb oHsGihes.WOe i204-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
hpTaus !

Die TlitIlieosr bes .RdrpIanb SS9troeretns"
tpI30en hermit auigtioTbttt. It'd @tttRDdb. D. UtotL
Bormttiogs 8 ubr. an elmer Several Ssridmmldn9 III
nem 8srCtns.goiGIt. rotrJbera'B pdue.~ rt6t iablrelb
80 bttbttltqen. inosm UlhtIge Sei6atie Dorltrgri. Gs
usrrdume Steiner, Ju icmmsH I'm auttraet
(55-D Uepra ECfri, Eetr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
Sn ~Derfaufen.

NSds G&ubnader Ct i66 Nr: gas, @ennfpIpa.
mia. Npeniis, init auts Stntiniana nno outer a1IrbsL
laait. psatn Abtetie oes StsentbumErs. Sa6jufrastt
an Gtt uno Stsue. llzLL-LL III I-gl,E t52-7l .
4letne neae .Saufer gu 1%ettaufert
eEfs I'M ncrbpeFIidtr etabtttrtle nm $500 lRs
HSa $500 tlttsr lsiG9R Ssoinaunssn. so "
-Ezas8 sr. Sterrs u. Guqan,
'tfS-l .g- ne SIR. 20, q. glduIhrahe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07

.zHH Gin 9las. Ta gut fir sintr qaeetbler . Gnttea
w eiarOto. nit Der 6rDut IN lwri putgn Strabfn
- uno 9tnrrtdsno nit rudi. uno S6atttnbdumsu
ocriebtn. ,Diro btlts nno Gut aiinNi9e VI b in9uneen Der.
fault Naberss BET SamsS az cOe cal, Mr., 1, &ourts
Lamb HrQkc " - ibI-Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-07
9Obn Rsrtbmdn stoBmsif.

fur Den, Der btu Btrldumorr ]iibttFibrt, >ptlher bic Ss'
%lstot8uH8 aut8ebra6t bat ge8tu BrisbridB n8nnesr.
bag ttnt i5rau bon Gtuti6iar0 %gst0mnen, init lpelper
or oerbttratbet TT oDtr mar. Brieer. ESuuoGr,
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Thesaby.
Phe bnDy.
From the New Orleans Times. au

From the New orleans Times. fNf
As VIC were Thursday evening passing
the first precinct station, we were at
tracted by some one singing Sweet
heart Comm Home" and stepping in.
side, saw in one Of the cells a woman
quite young and pretty, in a sort OF
bloated way-dressed in faded red cal
leo dress, suggestive Of bleariness and
ruin, red faded shawl wrapped half
around her, with face frightened into a
weary, lost look--so lost and dead.
Well, what's the matter with your
She looked up-from the matted, I'M
combed tresses Of her tangled hair, from
the wistful glance Of her red, sodden
eyes, from the haggard misery Of her
whitened face, and answered; Moth
ing but the baby, and from the inmost
recesses OF her polluted breast, from the
lost, dead virtue of her sinful bosom,
from the farthest depths Of her broken
heart, she pulled forth what to us was
only bundle Of a shawl-dirty, torn
and draggled-this, with frightened
look in her eyes, she unwrapped care
fully, fearfully, as if the speck of hu-
manity sheltered there should be lost
fearfuily, tremblingly, as if its loss
would be hers forever.
The baby what misnomer in
such a placel-a wee speck sleeping
calmly wrapped in q filthy rag-per-
chance the wages of sin and death, but
it was hers, hers for life and death with
just fringe of hair on its head, with
fair white skin, in such a cold, dreary
place; aye, and it was all in all" the
baby" We turned to the clerk. Her
charger Drunk" And we passed
out from the damp walls and foul, stale
smell of that bitter place-from the rigid
iron bars binding love and sin even to
life and death-from a hard, weary bed
on stone floor. While many mothers
throughout all our broad city slept
snugly and well in love and faith, know
ing home and comfort and friends, this
one only-only Of them all-drunken,
sinful and haggard knew only the
baby aS gd LssT.
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served Hin, Right.

From the Washington etaf.l
A few weeks since, clerk in enc of
the departments, accompanied by a
friend, entered restaurant in this city
for the purpose of ordering : a few on
the halfshell." The two young gentle
men referred to had been in the saloon
but few minutes when a well-dressed
and respectable appearing colored man
entered, and, sitting down at one of the
tables, in quiet manner gave his order
for refreshments, which were soon forth
coming. Hereupon the clerk above re-
fcrred to, who had watched the proceed
ing with rising indignation, remarked to
his companion, loud enough to be heard
by every person in the room; II had
money enough to buy the Court, i d take
chair and break that - niger S
headp The colored man continued his
meal in silence, and, after finishing,
made inquiries as to the identity of the
belligerent young gentleman who had
made the above quoted remark. Ascer'
tanning that be was Government clerk
he laid the matter before the head of the
department where the Niger hater
was employed, who at once summoned
the young man and questioned him as
to the truth of the charge which had
been made against him. Cierieus I ae'
knowled the corn" both as to the often
sive remark and the unusual quantity OF
bad whisky he had been drinking when
he made It. His excuse was deemed IN
sufficient, and he was at once dismissed.
The oolored man referred to was the
Hon. X. B. Elliott one Of the oolored
members Of Congress from South Caro-.
! lima.
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE: THURSDAY DECEMBER

thought that the grand champion prize
fight was but private arrangement got
up for the purpose Of speculation. A
rather weak attempt was made last night
by the sports TO persuade the unsophis-
ticated into belief that Tom Kelly, OF
st. Lonis, met Joe Coburn at Andy
Parle's saloon and then and there pro
posed to make match to fight him
within three months, at place within
fifty miles Of this city for $1,000 or $4,000.
1t is said that Joe proposed to fight on
the spot but TO that Andy
Parle (haying the reputation Of his house
in view) seriously objected. Another
report states that after Kelley challenged
Coburn, the latter sought out Mace and
informed him that Kelley wanted to
fight him (Mace) for $2500 side.
Thereupon Jem proceeded in search of
Tom, and finding him, desired TO know
if the report was true. Why mol"
said Kelley, "do you take me for a
sucker2 / wouldn't think Of fighting
you, but am satisfied that | can lick
Coburn." II is also stated that Kelley
has forwarded to the New York Clipper
challenge to fight Coburn according to
the terms above stated. 1t is quite like
ly that out of this may grow the usual
programme of putting up stakes, signing
articles of agreement, training exercises
and all the peculiar incidents attendant
upon a so-called prize fight, with view
to collect several hard-earned dollars
from several hundred enthusiastic and
warm-hearted individuals, but it is hard
lv safe 10 assume that. in this section at
least, the weak invention Of the enemy
will succeed, but rather that after their
desperate attempt to get on the blind
side of the public, their sweetness will
be wasted on the desert air
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AHOt Locality.
Shanghai

Hon. James Brooks writes from
Shanghai
Upon the whole, the place is a model
place, save and except that sun-that
red-hot, fiery, furious sun-that only a
two-story pitch hatsa double umbrella
and goggles enable you to live under,
with white sheet on, in white linen only
and no shirt as Japanese and as Chr
nese as possible, under European disei-
pline, which has established the unnatu-
raj law that clothes in her climates are
indispensable. By the way, what is the
matter with these suns2 There is not a
hot place in the United States, from
New Orleans TO the Geysers in
California, where the thermome-
ter makes nothing of running up
to llS, when a straw hat, under
that sun, is not endurable; while here
you would soon run mad, in a straw hat,
under the same sun. The sun is the
Caucasian's mortal enemy here, while
Mongolian (has he thicker pate y needs
no hat, seldom has hat; nay, on the
contrary, with shaven head, accepts
harmlessly the full blaze Of the MONDAY
sun. The atmosphere here must make
these Eastern suns so much hotter than
our Western suns, under the same indi-
cations of the thermometer. The very
reflection of them, sometimes gives the
Caucasion the heat appoplexy, and al
most instant death | was constantly
threatened with tin July, though never
venturing ont of doors till the sun was
setting, or before it was much risen in
the morning. This very reflection of
the sun, however, which 1 have seldom
faced, has almost made yellow man of
me, and ! expect hereafter, to stand
high with my eoloTed brethren,