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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Gnrf SNilhclnt. j..

Die neuelicu ellropatldleH iSeitul10ctl britt
Qen Die Sraucrtulot, Dap Gurl @tlbclm, Der
Gonlponiit Der ,g8adt am 5tbeju," benz
GGlaganfllle, udl1er i'm, ME mir fiir;lid
meloetelr, bctgpiicn, Crltgcu lit.
Garl gSitbtlm murbc iul Sabre 1915 III
ShmulfNlOcn mG6iiriHgiiGen geboret. @ol
ieiuem Slater, mclber Oclt Srganiit mar, CT
belt er iciuclt criteu D~iuiituntcrriht, moraui
er Dauu in ben Snbren 1834-1835 ietne Stu
oien SuuGAit in &aiitl inter &Qloeruein NM
Sott lIHo Inter Dem bcriibmttn 2ouiS Spobr,
Iotpie lpGttr in 6ranlfurt q. III. inter 9uIoDe
Shmiot unb III SHenbUd inter q. 2lrlOrr
fortiette.
Sun Sabre 1891 begann er icinc GarriCrc
olS 2cbrer Der Dtuiit 81 9rcielO, 100 man i'm,
icine bobe 8egobuu9 ertrnuenO, BAH boraut
gum DIRECTION Der Slng0ta6emic mo Der Sic
Dertafel erw6blte. SCiuer ii6i0en geitung
ui0 Hnermiibliden GbGtigtcit bat gtbtcrc
es su %bantCn, OnB is III tur;cr 3eit elmer or
Geruorragenoten @eiangUereine 9cutidlan0'e
muroe.
3nou3ig Sabre lang rrterrihtctc @i(bclm
i'll @reielO uuo wdbreub Oicicr 3eit publtjtrtc
CT ge9e1 bltuoert Gompoitiouen, nteiit fiir
Yiauoiorte, BON Nenert Uitla itd einer auBuz
orbentltden YopuiaritGt crfreutcn. @nbaucrns
De SrGntlihlcit 5lpGng i'm cnblif), lrircn
geruf ais Eebrcr auf;u9ebcn mn i'm Sabre
1865 begab CT iid bunn mad icilcm @eburts-
ort. Suritd, NO CT bis ST. ieiuem So0e lebte.
9tad) ieiuem 2l6trcteu uOn Dem SdauplaBe
ieiner SbatigtCit ais 2ebrcr bat er mn cine BE-
mertcusIuertbe Gompoiiti0ucu g"cliefcrt: ben
berrlidcu Gbor iir Didluerl;Mmen ,g9adc
chi, 9eutidlNuo."
y9ie @Odt am 9tbcin" bate @ilbC(m i'm
SuJre 1854 componirt. llcbcr bic Autor=
idlatt Se5 ScrteS ma man bis ldn0ere Seit
nan ocat Nusbrnde Oe5 oeuti6sfron31Iiid)eu
SrisgcS i'm llutlnrer. GS murbe icood be
fnuntliT ihlicBli6 crntittclt, bdB Der Cert
bon Dem bcrelt5 i'll Sabre 1S49 perItorbeueu
Dtar SGncdcnburgtr famine. pic Wndt
ain 5tbcin" crldngtc balo cine geipolti0e 80.
pularitdt uno lf]on i'm Sabre 1865 bate Ie
Die Runoe nm bic lSelt gemUdt. Sur1 ben
i~iingltcn &rieg prroe ie geruiiiermaBen ilr
ocuti6en AGtionalbDlnne mo 6robte iait ben
alttbrlpiirotgeu 6pmnu8 ,gSa5 lit ocS 0eut,
ihen Saterlano!" SIT uerOringen. Die 81
geutbiimli6ltlt beS Samples in melfcn
Seutidlano 0urd ben unpr0uocirteu Ans
grill Sranlreid'S ueripideIt mar, gab benz
Serte cine beionoere Yeeelltung uro trug
ipejentlid) III Der ii6erraiderben &erbreis
tung pss bcrrlihct gicoeS bel, oaS ia lett
Dem gcilngCn mirb, 10 melt Die oeittife
i3unge fltugt."
&llbclm lebtc lan9e gerug, nm ben oollen
2obn fir ilne btgciiiernoe llno patriotiihe
Competition SUI emit II. S2in 9iame lit i'm
Ninnoe jeotS 0Cltifen uhb isiu Arbcrfen
niro lebem Batrioteu tbeuer bl,ibcn. Sci
benz Seilfe, melAcu er I'M 8eScnlbcr b. s..
III Berlin abitOttete, brad)te man i'm cine
aroBartige SDGtton bar, an meld)er iih
idnlmtiife Sdnger Der SaiIcrIiaot betbCiliQs
ten IL. bic Saiierin.S6Higin Qu9ule lieB cine
GbrenmeSaiqe prd9en, Die inn feisrlidJ iibcrs
reidlt murbe. (B. &. Hreiie.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

2 mollene Sleioer BON 6rau Sddel. gu Der
MISUNDERSTANDING trug Der uN&oSartsDtuitt.
Serein" Inter 9eituug bes pru. S9ulj pItl
Bel. 0eute g(beno ruiro eir atrheudor bic
NmucitnoGu untcrbnlttn, morant mir belon=
bars aufMcriiam madsn. lSie mir otrntDnIeltr
iiHo bic 2luSitdteu oui bctrieotgcHoelt @rtra9
Der Satr icbr giiuitig. Sl ullrtr 9tltrt9ell
IHftBrung Der Dtitgtieotr otS 0trettorlumS
murOe Der NOme Der 6r0u D&el6.r. 6utillt9
arSgclaIleIt, gStr witHibcu Otn tldttgtH 0ds
men Der ct. YItasr8 emeiloc cincn er9lebt9eH
&trIaui oe5 untcrnebmens.
Seamteuio a bL.-0r. @m. u. BnoH9
1T gsileru Slll &uiiirer Der "Oll Town
SpGrbanf," @de Der Saps unO GEstersStr.r
eglUdGlt UorOtn.
2le StaOti6uts8ebbr oe orpuete 8,s
ittru in tbrtr Nodtniteung Die Ye6abluIl9
pom RtduIuJeu fir Shulsn tilr 2&itBc I'm
SttraQe BON S1009.6 au. llebcr otI UPS
lep'ibtu IntraJ, SRI. Siabela 9otpsil, Ole
nod Uitt l6 Sabre oft ut, biz Sortleghl9
ibrer Stuoieu i'll Der OitlihM DOberGH GJdttr'
ibule Elm ipeitsreS Sabr gu gtitdtt.ll, erbo1er
itD lingtre GrjrtTuuJen Ct orlrJ aOeE
IBlieBliD ourd. DIAN iiaDm Die GtHlIouH5
Sunl Seiube Der AMI 6rcltnJ AOrrlo 0I92l!:e'
ten MISUNDERSTANDING bon Stdotlbnlti Ill
uHr~eimUuretsG mp. L" al. Sen SnotpoeH''
| idaI SoriOtlg, ole 4ttttorCu DOH l.et b1a
gum 2. 6rtitaJe i'm 9uli in ben Srlnntar'
uno Gl.Meutarl6ulsu Don rub 10 bis 9iad)'
mittags Y ubr ilrSuieeen lcgtt MAI jurlId
mo gtncDuli Jte ben Yatt liber Elm SrupO'
hid al G~SdDrnJt0u', ujroltdl pom QaAhpa
ittaos Ctr, auf oem ouS SrannlarsS d)llDaus
Dir. II 0ebaut iueroen iou.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sretsgeri9t fir SoparSsGo o.
-@lltcottGitp, "a. 4prtl. (Sor Rtftet
GOluar0 SammouN.) Mm. Sell @ilts, juu.r
AiIiJuatir in Der Bancroft gtgettgsubeit
2uOpig 2Ot'S, geg.u Gam. @bite ulO Auf
oere Slage duf GruHo elmer Wicoertrianz
gu lg8-GanttoH Dor @eiduOrluet inter Ser
BauoluHJ.
WuiIeugeri9t.- (Sor BEN 8tHtcrn
9alptriton OauelS uub SouO.) Sultan
8. gtsranStr, 0tidarO 8. 9ater, SeurD 6.
9uibanl, Gat5ari1c Slau.ner mo @atBarine
StiHobtlm erbitltsH SolnlGd)t 5ilr Ser1uals
tllllg Der bttrefieuoen @iutlrtufienidaften pom
IuguituS 8ornunl, SameS Yurriib, 9Obn
Soups, Mntt0ia8 Slautner mo 9obaHn s.
S1tiObclm.
am 6e5irtS @eri1t tie
ipurOen gciteru teile@ei1dfts BON biicntlitcnI
Sutirliic %erltoiJt, u1o bic Sienn8 bis Bente
utrta9t.
9GS 9uuOe8trei8sGeri4 t Ucrtagte
itd geiteru bis IGd)ittn Montag.
@ommon YleaSs Seri9t. - CSor
Gidter @arep.) cabot 0enmeOO uno Sc,
noiiut gegen CHARLES E. Sololuap ulo 4ns
ocre, S0nowetiels uno SGulolloge; Stlger
betan $3.50. 70 Suerfantt.-Samut 6.Sglte
gegel @liiabetb 6lemnltu1; Suritfgele8t. -
s. 6. 8euott unO Goniorteu gegeI SboroS
6. Wtagutre uno Iub:re; pcridJOben.
Die @eifmoreneu lprrocn cnogttltig ents
~faitn, NIB bic Sitnu9 bis SOnlabenS pers
tagt.
5ta6ttrsi8s@ eri6t.- (Sor 8tf=
ter Yii,tueD. } Gatbarine Slatcr 9e9en alcrats
Der Gloie; oaS @erid)t betraute Srteortt) i.
8eu5itl0er oils Serlpalter NIT Der S%er9antllg
bon @rlnoeigeutbuut Ggf Der Siioielte ber
&entrcs, Dtltd bon GbarleSItr., SebnfS Gil.
9ung elmer Sppotbet BON $4,000. GOuin9tor
>. 9aruie, lta6laB, Serrualtcr, uub 9lnperc
gegen NorbOlrue GbomoS uuo SoniOrtcn
ailtrng ouf Gtnieeung zines SequciterS,
administering iiblr baS Gompa8nie-
@ei9aft bon Sf. S6onlaS & Gomp. NIB ancs
YerbotcS fir 8ertld9tt, in ir9enb elmer Mtiie
itd in bic @ciddfte Der 6irma ctn6umii6er
oher g~eluiiItS GtgentBum oerielbcll 81 uertHlt-
fen ODER ionit oaritber III uerfitgtn.
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Sin 0Gauifcit Der ylibcrolcn
SYruublfPaurr" y ct. 0uuts.

Sin DEdutiCiF pCr ~,,libcrnIcn
9iCpublisaHCr" OUu ct. Sunls.
On uuicrr @ciprtMuuQ ocS 9itiuitotS or
glniuugs D. NJ. itdttltbGbtcu &&uNl in St.
SOuts DubCl mir b05 tbreitUOllc &trb0ltu1 Der
borti9cl ,,ljbcrOl;u 9tepublifanY" Hcruor0t-
bobuI, .. j.. HiGt'ilrGr biabcrtleH Tijbrcr NM
ihrtr Hrclit, lOUotW Der groB2u Dioiie DER
Stimmgtbtr, lutlit ben utttCu Sian Der
SiiErer, lie luicOcr In'S rc9uldrt ,,rcpubliEG-
uiihc" Wager blUiibCriUfjbrtlI, UOlitduOil
pertitllttn mo OCn OeWUIyatlihcu GUUGiOatCu
ill tiHcm 0lduStuOtn SICg utrDNlicu. gSir
bemcrtHl NIT &crlnit9cu, ooB lie utd,t babel
feben bltcbtl loUOCru tbrtl ihon ant StImUs
fuiten beiicgtItln tjrmlIhaH &rlldl nit Ncr@b-
miNlitratioUSp0rtct III chem uol .reiilid}en
9taniitit mottpiyt mo fir mwIoerrEiiG CT
Hart babcn.
gCiOtr ithlt &C uHS al &aUul, bt,ilS 90
funCHt pnl,lt1UoI3 m~ItocrSugttell, lluo luu
mlitH uuS odrGut bC'dlr1nitu, bell ,Snbdll
SIT i~tiS;trtH, M b.r Giulyimug Miro Der re
publituntitE" E0rtei pOS Compliment g.
modt, paB tie 81 elmer bloBcd Sr8oni'ottor
fir GriauJlUl pm AtUttrl h~trlb8e'ulltcr
iet. Std)s SATIRE UCdJ Dem Srtt9 bl.tbe o0S
ScrlangcU 0CS &oltcS ulcIfiIt, oaB CIc yiG-
neutrality-suspicious. Die G'clttC ulo ole JltQtc
run5 Dem 6yiI0CHS;uitauOt arpOllc. SIM Sc
gSHIPslt n"lt GIG 11tBtttHIA lH 'Vt'' I'5tl'5
men 6nHltloAtH 6Hfua5NLiArtli ltrtoe ee
9errlacloeh EdrteI lII 0G9Ll' cue lloWl'9e
centraliirte &tJItrlmgSzN todt nrireht 81 CT
baltCI; lie pcl9gtc iidl, ncn G0rlf 81 cJna
nloBel GlhlloQ4eQAElc gu nio2ltil, iuollppo-
t'nre oa8t9eh tilitINe |loh)Eit5ioSlB 0ut1
Doge 5oue uho roUpe penn SStltyF GiS gun
9lJt lWtrt SFlHeIo9e oA'g igISn $SlOtb.
pGIo 9t9el ole 2"Sit0sEHu'O"9OV p| So"'
o"2llH9, ..
es wWo oanl olt aus OCT tn3ulL.sCSIptl
mLt ol.lSl esoNRsSi GlF g'r5,~SlUSL F%I'y'
9stpptYvg@NJL"t Pp1l.Iut SELpv4Mn9 ~.
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&hiEsnnd,rinfrn.

Ser 0umpfer ,Narplano ;" Gapt. 3oBn'
ION, truf geitcrn Don Gbarleitor, O. y, bier
etl1.
Der 0ampfcr y0tc6edu GlpOc," Gapt.
Gibbs bon l8ilmington, N.zG.y ab8cgor'
gen, errciAte geitern friib eabier ieine @ertte.
Sic eugliid)c Srtg9 nG. y. Sanborn, ="
Capt. Gotil, tad am 81. Iprtl bon @il'
nlilgton, N.z&., had Stettin III See.
0aS italienii6e Sdtii n9a Dtaria," Capt.
| SaUareie, ilbr ant so. Ytarj BON Palermo
nad) inherent 6afen ab.
Ser 9rcimaiter pOliuOo," Capt. @utGrie,
BON bier ub9ctabrel, legelte am 10. aprII bon
Queenstown meiter.
0aS S6tii yGbtO," Capt. gStnitou bon
0artltpool lad) Baltimore unttrlue9S, le9elte
uat e~rlittener Jteparatur anl 8. April Don
GclueS iuciter.
Der 9reimaIer ySOlOing," Capt. Srod,
laugtc ant s. Ipril pOn bier in Stucrpool an.
Die br0itliihe Srtgg p3aboatuo d" Capt.
0upre3, trNt AM %. WtUrS ictnc 6aBrt pom
45erlumbuco mad ben pnmplon 0toaOS ab.
Die englti1e 9rig3 nGucGl Of the 0lcct,"
Capt. S~lDlnan1, 9tn1 am II. Otarj NIT
1000 SGden Saiict BON 3tio DC SaIeiro nad)
Baltimore IN Ste.
SIM 2. Ipril errci6te Die Srtgg yGbnttas
uoOgG," &apt. Srp, BON bier ab9cgangen, ben
pailu bon ct. SoDnS, y. il.
Die Srtg9 ,&laru SrOwn, @npt. SS8oob,
iegelte mi IL. April; Der SboOner n0apto
AnleS," Gapt, ameS, 5uei Gage lpater BON
Sagua Ia @raIOe bitrDcr ab.
I'm "a. Wtarj LEI Or Oelti1e S4ooner
Der SrlibltnJ" nit elner 4aoung &aITee pom
Jtio DC Santiro mad Baltimore aus.
Gin 4biGie0etdn69en tIBitlt Wiortas scgen
WittterlG6 oas btlieUte Wtttgll.o or rSalttlluter
S6GSsE SclcuidG i:" 3r. 4Etor WetstttttL S,igtr
oEr SreRz mo SUDlIpauren = 0teBtrti III ptr- oOG u5
cine srojt 2irJIpl SWfteN uor itlrer lSobAuE9, 3it.
So, Git s4SaiVtHetoIz napt @r1tt ,ro5e, nItoer Nhiie
t.rigtu Saptu,, uclue ulsbnln tbrt prdUtl9el RSet=
len ~ ce nilfe Jtd1 mutt etIhGilen lltb.
pr. 2Seistitttl trltt nnltlt1 btutt nit Itncr 9ar5tl
TamiIlt tt.e &rpuiuEG stonr RAD Seutldllnc AM
Gem Ohio" an uEh ltirr 5ulIid)lt Sannoplr, lttre alte
Sttmutb, oGnR AUD AIT Irt 9egeiotn Dtllatll, nm INT
9traIr pierbsr urlISuttbrtu, uaprene Tie Setrtgtn
lpobl srt tonneno,s Sabr Die 5tlGrcils antrstsr
p,rleG
WeS. Slumrnbcrs rrb bic SS. %ee6mtubt, Conrad,
6reorld, Subtrt II. u. litltcn, raa oeIt Qr. geelsz
irtGi tle gru, i.Eoe% 81 ttner 9eleuI Aa ,tltIen Strt=
iAuLe ms NGus gclGocu, AripraHeG an oen SUetz
oeEetr, aul re er perJttu erlpl,tette. ger. Slu=
1Ichtcr9 tberrctLte I'm MT etit8cn Glilditden, @ez
ricrluUgtR q Ell iLof. uIs9e ~itGttettn SduScnpaB.
9luI Ocnt Sut.lliUeIt iuItTal1te nlun qltg YIN.
9trrnuuh lStb r, Gdr our Strait uRo gSaIbiN9toHIlr.
.Att tinrr i~Ultrlt ytad tnhiif.
RJ- NCute ytG,uuIttdg a Agr ilott in Der pDruiz
Den SaUt" uiteCr tint ~GeriInUnlun9 bee S,rtiRs Sur
9ILiSuEt9uE9 Ger Sorrettipu oun Jomcs' 6ausn
IGIt.
RJ- Ssute IosEo %psriamncla i9 Die 9cIlriuorttr
eiGcr SrtgropernnS 1se SatIerfun 5 Rartee In
p3roAoUaUsS ritttnte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Germiidte 8eridte.

Gin @epielanf s5oUU itr bas
Samort.- Am l. DiGr3 1868 itclte 8iu.
2srigbt in R.sY. benz Srduleil Della 9iter-
broot eileu nadl iedlS Dfonaten fduigei gScd)f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

aeSn Son ms oob ppuie6ofb 81 o.
9ajtn" 9ing ms Die rcid)baltige unb biibid
anSseltattete Vtai.Nununcr gu. SaS Diasasin
foitet MIR 81 pr, Sabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
xbeatcr III Der rSpnccroia."

Gnblit ioueu mir oudl wieber ciulnal cine
orbentliAe beltiAe Sbeatruorielun9 baben.
Der befannte beltide @eiau9sfomitr Sr.
SeinSOori 1T aus Dem @tltcn Suriidgetonlt
men urO miro II d a Fen Srcitag abenb
utter Mtitiuirtuu9 tiifti9er Srafte, pie Sri.
Selmannr Sru. S6miot, bas betannte Suit
ipicl p@iner bon uuiere Gent" CUR aufiiibrnng
b~liugen, in oeiien !bauptroue CT befanlltlidj
aGentbalben, aud bier I'M letten !per6lt, 10
groben Seiial crrun9en fat. 0oficutlid wirb
Die @orltelung bon ben bieigen 0euti6eu in
miirhiner lNriie natrnnihrt.
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0aS Grpntifr.E

e~ntfaltet iid gu tets iid) iteisernber Slittbe.
Die ncueitc Seniation lit baS anftreteit BON
uier 3mer9en, oreier Mduner uno elmer 6rau,
in eincm fir iic 6eiouoerS sei9riebenen ln9e.
mein pust9en Stide. = Sri. Mag9ie 0ess
molto, cine talentpolc Sauger,n, tritt benz
8rl. Collie Maion ipiirbi9 sur Seite. Su
einem neuen, pom Ballet Wteiiter Srr. Slan-
bowSfp %arrun9irten Saaete erceairen Die
S9pefern 8emmelsberg gang beionoers.
Der Selocipeb . Selb Booth feiert aud bieie
99ofe ieiue uerbienten3 riumpbe. 0asS 6lub,
itiid biloet baS ncre Nelion'lfe Drama: pic
Sanbiten bon Seeola" nit eiu0cle9tem Sols
let. Wittluod) Na6mitta9 uno Ibsnb bat
Der p~iclieitig permenbbare, bcionoer8 ais He=
9iiieur her Neger,S dwdlfe ercelircnoe ipr.
@bmarbS ieipe VeneftSe.
Sreitag Nbenb 1T Sorfe0ung fir Samen,
Mittpoh unS Sonnabenb Nadnitta9 fir
Hanrilien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

EEr~ Die u&etsSalttmorer Cd ii f.
5en'' balttu btltt Ibeno ibre iiblibe @odens
8criammlun0 in Der ,Ottd)auicS.Salle."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

Sur Scad3tune fir ShnciSer.
Die beiten Yrciie Werbcn fir nele Glld)=
Ibfaae alter art 9egebcu bel David &.
Sbannon s &c., Sfr. ia unb 80,
ScenraSe. (37-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Mnihcr,S Nhenn,

Su oieienl populdren beutlden llnterbals
tun9Slofale btrrid)t bieie 98ote cine benler.
fcnSluarthc Yro9ramm Ibwedieluug. 9aS
Dtuiifs Eerional leiitet nidDt minber 8orSiigs
lihes, oils pie reoraoniiirten NiiNnen &rlfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

No @at0net'S pDttI. = Bie mir
perrebmen, 1T bas bier portbcilbaft beiallte
@arbner'ihe Sotd i'll Siib-SigbitraBe bon
ben Sp. :. Iblcr aus Goblcnj mo u. @drt.
ler ais Sauannab, Sea-, iibcrnomnten uors
ben. Die b%ctannte @eiGlitstiidti9tcit ilno
Yopularit6t ecr btioen Serreu biirgt fir Die
miirbi9e Sortietnrg pieies blibenoen Sc
ihaitS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

re- Seute gtueEb ueriammclu i1 Die Sciiiriuorttr
siHcr &,rtgroRernnS les |atIerfuu : Rarieo In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

pllttlS oieleS SpteuUfalee lHgetla9t, teute
bis gum Se0trlle Der @rimiual.l nteriutuna
$500 Caution. Sein Siirge marc Sobn 3.
g8ortbiu9tou. Che Die 8erbaftuns geid)ab,
b~eiauDen ii) mebrere BoliSiitcn III Gipil III
Dem 1ofule, no man benz 8enolpiele obla9;
Die Sbiire mar oerihloiien, muroe abcr uoll
bcuielben, alS b'rauBen ibitlfS. Marihaa Siren
nit iciner RanniAaft GinluB bescbrte, &C.
Diinet.
Serb1rcpor 9 unbeSsGom miiiG.
re H.. - Siaaf 0. Gilbert, beS StrtaufeS Don
an9emabtem Genie in Sii9ien obne auige-
fle6te Stelermarf:n an9efla8t, uerjiGtste &c,
tern Dor SonlmiiGr 9anan auf'S Sorperb6r
uno puroe, nadhem er pnrt Is. 3. Itiler
$500 Siirgihaft g%eitelt, bis aur Yorlabung
Dor Die SroB9elhmorenen beS SunoeSbeSirtSs
@cri6ts e1tlalien.
- Griffith 6olanb, GapitIit bes Shoo-
nerS yanna Souauo," itaub geltern Inter Der
Iniduloigulg, A Sonntn Wtulpen=@ii liz Die
fir cine waii1e STRIDE beitimmt iiib, BON
2SaleS ein9eihmn9gelt ST. babeu, Dor Goms
millGr 3fogers. auf gSeilung beS Sdat,
amtS=S ttretdrs fuarb CT eltlaileu, nadoem er
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ANOTHER MINING IIoRRon.-Ncv,
or before in the history Of American
has any season been SO proli-
fic in disasters rs is the present
Last week an explosion of gas occur,
rcd in tho Eagle. shaft at Pittston,
Pa, which caused the death of twen.
ty mon and boys, allthc occupants OF
the mine save two, Who were station.
ed at tho mouth Of the Shaft. Relays
Of volunteers Immediately went to
work to rescue the remains of their
unfortunate companions; but, not.
withstanding their almost supcrhn.
man cxertions, up 10 midnight but
five bodies had boon recovered. The
brave fellows, whilo engaged in their
noble work, were themselves only
saved by a miracle from terrible
fate. Within a few feet from where
they were la6oring was discovered 4
body of vapor Of the most infamablo
character Had q single lamp como
in contact with this vapor not a man
in the mine would have left it alive
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CENSUS RETURN OF ABDEvILLE.
The Democratic Victory in Kentucky,

Sodulously conccaling tho fact that
10 900 negroes have been invested
with the franchise in Kentucky, since
the last election, tho Republican jour
mails have been claiming that the in
crease of General Ilarlan's vote indi-
Gates a great change of public scnti-
mcnt in their favor. On the contra
ry the Lexington (Ky.) Press says
the result in that State may be sum-
med ND as follows: Leslie has rccciv-
cd the largest vote ever pollcd for a
candidate fer any Office in Kentucky ;
his majority cannot be less and will
probably exceed 10000; wo have
carried every Congressional District
by handsome majoritics, and main
iain our accustomed supremacy in
both branches Of tho Legislature. Or
the thirteen Senators elected the Rad
icals have but one. Out Of seventy
Representatives officially reported,
they elect only four, and the seats OF
at least two Of these will be success
fully contested. Their entire strength
will not exceed TENN tho House and
two in the Senate.
a fow moro such victories else
whero will break up the party.
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Census of our. Town.

We are indebted to our worthy
Intendant, Mr.. J. T. G. DuPre, for
the following interesting summary
taken from the Census report OF
our Town, recently made by Mr..
Edward Roche. 1t shows that Alb
beyillc, if lot yet a city, is still a
very considerable town, and with
a larger population than many of
US had. supposed. We fear how
ever that too many Of these arcnon-
1roducers-droncs in the busy hive
of industrious workers. There IS
too strong a tendency among our
colorcd people everywhere i'll the
State, and perhaps no where more
50 than in our District, to leave tic
farm and the workshops, and the
settled industry, and the remuncr-
ativc labor Of the country, and
seek a prccarious, hand to mouth
living in the town or village. This
ought not to be. Labor is the law
of our being, and without it we
arc vagabouds and outcasts. "The
hand of the diligent makcth rich"
rich iu everything that is praise
worthy and ennobling, but idlcncss
is crime against the individual
and against society. We must
work or steal. There is no other
law. All that we have hon
estly, we owe to the labor of our
selves or our ancestors. In this
country especially there is no ex-
cuse for idlcncss, for every indus
trious and temperate man can
make an honest livelihood. But
this is not always best done, in the
crowded city, town CT village.
Horace Greeley has been telling the
poor laborer of New York, to leave
his unrequited toilin the East and
seek. the open fields Of the West,
and SO we can say to our colorcd
friends to quit the town and 60 to
the country. Labor diligently, and
live temporarily and honestly, and
you can soon make headNay in the
world. In the country you will
find stronger inducements to labor,
and fewer temptations to lead yon
estray.
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WALHALLA.-A correspondent of

WALHALLA.-A correspondent of
the New York World. writing from
Walhalla, Oconce County, gives a
highly interesting account Of the pro-
grcss of that town, which was cstab-
lishcd about twenty years ago by the
German. Emigration Society Of tho
State Of South Carolina, and of the
natural advantages offered in that
vicinity 10 tho right kind Of settlers.
Tho town contains several hundred
Observation-Disclosures, Lutheran
and Baptist churchcs-a flourishing
college and a fine school for girls. The
climate is fine, tho adjoining lands
fertile, and tho hills abound in minor
ais. Lands can he bought Fl ON 81 to
IS per acre, and largo tracts can be
purchased by colonists on the lowest
te, ms. Equal, and i'll some respects
superior advantages arc furnished in
Abbeville, where VIC havo perhaps a
better climate and more productive
soil, together with educational and
religious privileges.
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RESIGNATION OF TIE REv.fW.
p. DUDosE.-In another column
VIC publish the letter of resignation
by tho Rector of Triuity Church,
and. the resolutions which it has
elicitcd from the Parish. The let
ter and the resolutions alike set
forth those considerations Of duty,
which have constrained equal y
minister and people in acquicscing
in a very painful separation, and i'll
sacrificing personal considerations
to the good Of the whole Church.
The motives which prompted the letter
have been fully understood, end duly
appreciated, and find q fitting rc-
Sponso in tho tone and temper Of the
resolutions. Minister and people
alike understand and appreciate each
other and this consciousness will best
make amends for the pain Of tho sep
aration. We givcup our young. Rec
tor with the assurance, that duty to
the Church demands tho sacrifice, and
as his talents will DO employed in a
wider field, that his labors for good
will be moro abundantly blessed.
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ELECTION
M @ TT z g Es :


a n ELECTION for 1NTENDANT
"a and FOUR WARDENS for thc
Town Of ABBEYlLLE, will be lieId
in the Court House, on MONDAY,
tho 11th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1871.
Polls opened at Q Il. NJ, and close at
3 p. m. ..-.,...... ...
"Evcry citizen entitled to vote for
members Of the Legislature of this
State, and who sha II haoo resided
within The limits (corporatc) afUrc.
said for six months Immediately pre-
cccdins the said election, or who not
having so resided, shall own y free.
hold within the said limits, worth at
least two hundred dollars, shall be en-
titled TO vote ut the said election. ,,.