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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
81. YGbitc Ytof 9tctrcat.

kUtulEflNl
sHsS W9ite ytof 9etrcat.
Bon Tunncrffda, ben 90. SUM ts7t, on 9Cbt Der
bttttbtt 9Gmpitr rJidaf y. Smith" non zen Fters
Nr. z uns J, Sigbtfra6cn : HScrtte, tdglth -
Grettaos II. SDnntnas pic iolgt. db:
Autunit in
IGiabrt ppu Baltimore, Wbite SfOd. Baltimore.
&icr Jtr. 7....g 8Orm. 40 Born. II Sorn.
Yier yr. 7....2 N,0hm. 3 Eahm. GtuMm.
gitr yr. ed. 80 Rud. 5.30YiGdm. $50 ytdtbnt.
y CT ytr. 2....7 Nddm. 9 abcnns. 10 Nbencs.
aui Der Nta= uHo NcriaGrt bGlt CT am GuBc oCs
SrOQoUan an.
NGbraeto 80 Gents; 9tuocr untct z 9Utrcn II Sts.
8ei Sounta9s=S6uleu uuo @eieuibdltsIn lpllo u
berdler Rabatt gepdbrt. tJunl2G1Vu.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28

-EaiJl- 5as EMBELLISHMENTS d. zodiac Stcgelieia
nerne Sotet uno eaheu IN Saure DC 9,race ndbt Der
Wiirbun0 hes Siee 9Batcrs Sanals, nit gerdumtgem
Mittbc iuirb pom elmer ~paficnoen Yerion perlGNat, unb
fann Ron bcrietbsu iosleid1 In Veiie 9enommer luerz
Den. gfe Hpplifationen mullen NIT Smpieblun9e en-
ODER ~. y. Slcr in Baltimore, ~. y. MORGAN
in Saprc br Grace, ooer an ben @l9entbhlner 4
Jobm mitd,eu, fe.,
- tSunij,t Wt.) naJe SABRE DC ~ race N.fo., Nih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
U ntalDba-

-RA uut ruthc uueorssSBeinc In belize
N ISE9 bigeR GuGRtititcn uuo 6u rld3t9en Erets
@ len bel Start Saiier,
Tr. 40, SIsSpmbareir afe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
Rcfnnutmndluun.

Baltimore, ON .. luri i-ti.
Ge uIro blttlntt httUUnt ACmnHt. 0GB 90 utUrJCtu-
itlm1luuN NIT NtlbllllCu, lUtlht ron rvn AuCuTpurGs
torcn hCr .92tnltdCH Diurulduott GrtCniiou Giicr-
tobr @eItnlhutt" p0lirt lputbcn, Bidder Sr Sut-
lcuptien sum SdptGi Strhogcn htiaatI wr'rA
@cieutdIaft, yir. IL, Soutb0raBc. ubcr bct -trGrts
lin Pant uoH Baltimore, " pom 3. IIni bis ANN 20.
Stunt luGbrenb Der g'Urdununtrn non . ubt MiurBCn5
hs 3 NbT RutmlttGUv WHt,r Der Auiiidt ore uHt,T-
lttdUCtcn Gomttr'T Ncottnct fem lpCrbrr. Ole InG.
tuHg Uun 81 pro Antbdl ly,.o brt bar SSi1nuna or
zublCripuonrn urtldr1t.
.iubn Zee Chapman, T,,n.
Gy4-5D /. M. ltourtih. SuIhiIE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28

Wtbtlhbtg Y . A'tlppNi 81
HurmtttGNs 10 ubr,
uut bCm Cbtrncribtc Gut benz Jldtb9uuIc In gtCmcu
su CribCinCu unb lber otC qladt:
"Setinatrr, lUrlbrr lCt BEN Il. 3cJ. 1864 nit
otr aldgrtiH oerbctrGt9ct, dhrr ourb SCtrit oes
ChCrlttlhtS pom %. Stunt 1866 bCrCits iptccCr
uui ! Iagrr Don Rtitl nrb SGtt grtrCnnt lpOrocn
lei uno init tbr GIN brrrtts Inttbu pcrtoturu,e
Stno erbcuat babe, babr itb iCit iturr SCtt uidit
ptCbct nm tt gttllnnncrt, ibr ~tsinCttti Witt,rl AIM
nutcrbnite 9ciUdbrt uno int 1duuor ohit tbt
2Biiitn Bremen verbatim, rtuc pttbrt Gtrpne
pom tt boron 81 ldIlcn, IN Der ouGGciprcdentn
Nbittt, TIT baltimore SunGt1t ttnc Stcluu1 "a
irhcn. 9IGgcrir bittGt, ibn 81 pcru.iDCiiCn, cat
Cr innttbuib elmer 1gcmrtlCnen kInt 81 iLr yu1
tlificGrc uHo has Cbciitc ScbCt nit lbr Otticge,
Eg1S cr SCm ubCr nitt uGttomnttn irUtc. bic
che lDggCu b0SlttU Ectldiiurg 81 ihCtNCH, ben
Scildptru ietnC5 NltbCilS am SduUmtgutr fmf
%ocrlutia Al c%rtlirru, mo ibn In bic 9oitcn oee
Frutiic6 Iuocturtbrlcn,"
Tcdt9bCtdnoia ith Al Crildrtn, uutCr bCr Wurrunl,
ea6 CT int 6due oCS NuSblrtbrre dts her Der Qtaac
Sunt @ruutc arlcGttn lbGtiGher ~seitdnbis Gnpts
rornncn nro nit ictncn &trrrbcu uusgCittoiicr aud
o,n HntrGgsn bet 9id8crtn acnlis urrurtbctlt psToeu
uiTb.
SugIeih wtrh BEN 9CtIuQtrn a~rQcSClot, eof sic
mcttrttn SCiretc uno WCrlhgungcr In oiCirr Sahe
MIR outt bic "Hrcncr NltrtttrH" betnunt grutaht
Wrrbcu.
Griaunt pom Sbr9uibtc Der irttcn Sanicnabt
Srcincn oeu 10. Oiut 1871.
tiii,b3,62l TT. pcN, Cdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
2u uerfuuIeu,

I'M nit cintm &orratbe altcn YapiCrs G~uiJurduz
men, luiieu mir oaiielbe beute fir 30 Sts. pro 100
So9en al. 9ian ineloc ip in Der SEp. b. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
vlnullu.

ln Sohcn -iultuS = diar Sd,eieeipiut Gbciruu,
IuHuic gCb. Sruh, SlGpcrtu, tuipcr ibtrn Chr
mann, Hclt08trn. 9luge out 8thdttgr, event. S6e
ituouug pcBcu boelt6ct @ulGiiuuB brnrIiluc,
Miro 1lttourb Dem Ncildatrn auiBcGcbcu, am
@putngc, zen g. Sttpbrr 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
1u Dcrfdufcu.

3 bis 8 Eonuen alter salpdniiirter Scle9ropbatz
9t6bte in eutem, Suitanoe. Sn 3auner. 70 cinluubet,
YlumentOrben II. I. 10. paiienb. Nabrres bel Ssn.
Sapes, S1r. =, Sndnftrabs. t49-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
Yeriualtcrs>G crfauf


lii .pPn
ipertbpuuem Sruneeigcntburn all FER IiIiee
NunfiraNe.
Strait einc5 SetrctcS ocs SrtiS : Wtridt5 Der StdCt
Baltimore miro Der l~ntcrScibnttc nS SrrlUdlttr Gui
otertlibsr Mutton an OFT uuo Stenc 1puusr tag,
ben &. Sult 1871, HodmittG8s b lbr, na6icbenoCs
SigeHtbum %pertduitt /:
An her pinie Der Worbicitc Der atice @nuitrNbc, In
Der Sn,ierutna non ~uuGgidbr q SUP 9itiih Uon Der
RorboltaGde Der Ilicc NnnitrdBe uTo ArGUlC . gllen
unb an Der Siooit 2 Gie ocs oduies, lest uosr irlber
Or. SobR S'Sonntr gcbUrenb, anlun9snc; onnn OFT
lid, lin0s Der altec annitrabe, % gnb bis an stntn
Hlae, iegt obgr irlbCr 2bonas Guibman Gtborcno,
9ebenb; Damn ~n6rolid, .purGhct nit brr argpIr aueu
oub annltlaBe, 100 Nu6; eann >ueltltd, parallel NIT
Der alice Annilrabe. 20 Gu6 bis an hciOgten, BEN o.
9onnor 9Sb6rCnbeu Vldpc, unit. oann iiollt, langs
bieiem ViGpe suriit bis 5um HniGrge.
Die 0oulitttitcn lYtr. 800 btltrbCu in ciUcm g.
toti9eR ,ieaeIfeinernsn Sauie nit ooppeltcm 9
itOdi0Cn ste9citeinerncn SinterActduee nno iino Die
iclhen einenl idbrli1ln @runoitnie bon $40 hnttrs
lporlen.
YertuuiSbeolugun9en Elm 8rttttbcIt bGar, ctuSritta
tbeil In & lno en- Sritttbctl In II WionOtcn nit Bin
len; bic Grccits 3lbIungcn burb Rottn ocs Slulcre.
Iur 3ufriebenbeit oc5 Terlualters i%u6oiNrt, gCitdcrt.
sbpe. Sriifu, 8rrpaltcr;
Q. a. Sopcr 4 Sphnc, Nnit.,
140,4 4, 5O,b, GOD StC Der St0D= uuo ,EaOCttfltrufe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28

r., I'M nororueiflthen Stdbttbcile nm $500 urt
;;mJ $500 unter lgthtrn 8cbiR9ungcn.
E8iI Yierce Is. Suadn,
TIS-l gtr. 20, Ct. Buulitrast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
gu %berfamtcn.

Es;il 5as 0obnbanS nit eaben Ser. f52, glib,
Sroacmap. ionic ben maarenporotb, bic Snne,
idait uno bic 9inrtttuIta eiucs por3i0tiden sis,
creme une Sooa.g W aiicrs SaIone, Spieliodens uHb
Gonbitorei setibtiiiemsnts, nit yiaihincu. aannen,
Subeb6r II. I. IT., ipel6er itet aiite WeidGite matt.
Ger @runo hes gerfaui& lit, iueil Der Gi9ertbimer
Die Stabt peridbt. Ndberee an Srt unc Steue.
,Suni3, STD ,Hl.H | Hr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
Yu n~crfnnirn.

I'm 5000 fault man bsS riehIibc feline Naus
Wr. "a, MATTER. ndbe ct. Heterfra6c, NIT
0utcn Simmtrn uEo SellCr, Naiicr I'M 9oie. Nlberct
bi lueuun X SiruScup, DIR. 40, Yam Suili
tiuaS, 81. HldutzS traGC. t46-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
@~nulente. irht nod 0nrem Snterr6e

S'iuiges Sdubuii Al ntesriNeu Nreiient
gpciss ure @clb SihtCnbolt, aiGlten une Seant-
ling @tetter uHo 6ubtocthtotte, tdrttu uuo Sttus
bctn II! E. ~.
@roGe Nortbetle ihr Sduicr ae9en Sour. edge
7 Geo. 81. Tnltr, N
tsj-) ncbsu Der giicRbaPuUrlde, SoaonS anton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
Gciuo,t,

Gin 8O9urr in Srootiuu, NAN HlrunbCl 9ourtp;
Gin undergraduates miro uor8cJo8cn. Hdd5nira9en
bel I. @ciS, Sirpufinn. tiG2-i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
SScrIdltdt,

GinigC Gremptare Der "W0rpidue : Stadtsieis
tuna" pom D., g., !. 8. uHo 10. StTObCr 1870 lUcrocn
in Ger Grpee. {. SSl. %pcrlGnAt. uj2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
Blu urrhanfen nns 81 Dermietbrn.
9il %Urrfoufcu.
OSeutsp 100
S(ftcS Ndptcr!

Gin Sintsreebduoc. % Gu6 brett, RIdt biz
IN Ole EicrrtIira6e 1856 fSuB ttCi, nit elmer 1iidlerl
@rnnb sins 81. so pro Srtttrius. Rabbu.
rlden in Sfr. 2 W~lulbcrruffra6e. 1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
- Nnsiliige per Sai : Clinic
mud
Wprfplf urtb Der TcStuuo Mfourpc.

Bonn 10. SUM an iucroen Srcuriionsz 8ilete fir
RGttte'n BON ,,psi Yerionem ufer mebr gu behsn>
tend berabgcietten Sabrpr,iiC len ilr Roriolt ino Der
Seitung Wtonroe aus9c9eben, ipelbe BEN Snbaber ers
laubeu, ben 9anien Gag an etnein Der beiSen Yldee tuz
5ubrin9er.
Sicft @rcrriioner aui ben ele9anteiten 8ompiidiIs
fen iiolid ucn yefu-9ort scben binreidenpe S'eie9en-
belt 81 Secbsoern uno tam man b~tclelben iebr hilt9
erbalten.
Sas Sainpiidiff pyt. .. Ydnfs" pCrbtnbct iid in
Noriolt nit Den Snmpiern Der SdisSinie lGr ti9litbe
Grcuriionen nGdl . berrpltonc uno Yiattbeus.
g5e9eu austunit uno Sileten wcnbe man iiG an
Die Yiiredur Mr.. 15l uuf 4r. s43, SScft sSSals
tim ~prcifr., unb Nr. y, SoutbfraGe.
Baggage ruiro obgeboit uno In ben Sotels rno
@obnpdliern nit Wlarten ucrieben.
Smnet Srppn,
(SuniS, tDtt.) @enerat : Silet > N8ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
I'M 8rrnaItrrs> Serfauf
EgiI non

I'M 8rruaItcrs> Serfnnf
EgiI non
- b oncm IS runbCia cntb II III G.,
ais Rr. t34, 9Th : Shorpftrdne, b%etnnht.
On Nutge cinfs 8circtee oCe AreiS @ctdte6 ctr
Staot Baltimore com ii, 5unl 1871 tu!ro Der unttr
Scihnrtc VerlpGlt"r AMI 0iientIidCG Tuition on Stt
uno Steue Wputaq, oCn 10. Sui 1874, Hadtnit
tdqS y , tlbr, u~crtautcn:
nas adu,c iperthpolc aruueitusirele SiacHz
tbum, IN Der Stabt9 Baltimore gettgenunc, ptt Iol0t,
bcidlrieben: an Ger Sintc Oct gSeltltlte Der SD0rpttr. #,
in Der Guticrnur9 ppu 10 6u6 iloltb pom her Slo-
Weii Gte Der Sburps uno Sorrtltrakc, 9n!an0tno;
Damn nOrolih, IGrgs Der SburpitrdBe, p 6uB = sou
gcbeno; baHu lurittid, parallel nit her @arrCitraBc, Is
iSuB; ouun liolit, parallel init Der SburplirlBe, 20
Nus 4 Sol, uno bGHn III 8raou SInit jurld bic gum
AnidngG.
Die auGtdtciten beitcbm In etncm "a iioti9cn
;ieaeliteincrueu SHpbnbauic, OS Nr. lJl, CUB
Sbdrptra6e, befnnnt.
Die SchiR0unQen hCs DctrctcS ltuo; Gin Hritttbcit
bunr, Der HCIt in . UNI u Yionattn,. ootr AiCS bdGr,
mic cs Der aGuirr lplUitt. Die Srcclt SGbtut9en
pom YertauiStdgr on StniCn trOgcRo uno iur Sutrtts
nCHbCit ccs tl~rterSetbnttgn 9%eibsrt.
Meter &. SlinsluHt Terlualttr;
". ~. Suuiuon = Scbn, GuIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28

Sduier 81 tuufen unN gum Sertauie 81 nberz
in alien Ibeiten Der StGot; Yrcis pom $500
bis $4,000. Aud lUiro Die gtnJiebung pom Rednuuz
gcu qller art, @intaiirsu uou Sruuomtetben &c. bils
O9 btiorgt. - aAsd9t 9raRoitiide liets bilItS an
81. Sort,
r.. I02 @ou9bs, sluiihcn 8onoftr.
fNInriIG 9gHte \ mn yirnlhmnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
Wap. ElutDiu,

bic icbr Srihidte 9tatb9cberir, Tam 3i iCher Seit abcl
@vrbGltntle bes EGbGnS, lber @lld unn lnGtilt sc
iprotbcn Weroen in Wr. Asa. Saratoaas, Gde bel
S1rooerItraBe, Gin9anG in Der Sdroocritra6c. 81
Gents pro Yerion. Sonnta9s mint gu %ipreder. 1900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
TTFTI-T TTTT-T7 TTTF TIT'Tf TF-T
nm 8rrwaltrrszGrrtaut
t.siI BON
ipcrthuptlcm Erm~nfri9cnthum all her Chappfls
StrdGc
.nI = 1 - L 49, VI IL IALnn

uufUiftu Tuition.
On Holgc clHeS Stirctcc ore artts 0tIldtc6 Der
StUht Baltimore miro Ter unttrBctbnttr gCrDdlicr
uuI 0fiCrtIihCr auttiou on Srt mo : tcue Wtputua,
cen 10. iult 1874. WadmittGdS nm 4 nbr, ,uln
@crtuWit uuShlttrn:
tcn 9OmiCu @rnmeploB in btil9tct Sioot 0rte
Rtu uuo, mic icigt. bcNiTitbcn: Gu Der Clltttt Ger
SbappCliraSe, lS9 NuB ! Soil r0rottb upH Der Joru
St-Sdc Der Baltimore uno GGGppcllrugC, anldn
gcno; 6anH nOrNlih an Der Sbuppclltr. II i. Ntbtnh;
oann oitlib, parallel init Der SHttimurcItrlRc, s. 5uR
biG an bic gBciiCttc elmer b SnB brCitcu aucn Otgruci
oduu ilbItG, ting6 beldgtcr Alcp lno nit Dem @t-
bruudC b%ctilben, II SUB, nno oonn luchltb bio Sl'tt
gniungspuntte; buiclbt III init eincln 2 itOttgCn sc
gClitcincrnen 9Sohnbauic, Ol5 Nr. Is, RoreaSbaps
pclltru6c, bCtdnnt, bCbOut uno cncm @uinoltnlc Uon
Sli.bO untCuuoricn.
Observation-Disclosures Gin Sritttbeil buur uub Der
9fCit In e unb Y UiOnutcH pom Strtaulstugt an; ot
Grtbit SGbIun0ei Stnicn trNgcuo uno Bur SuirIcctn-
belt oc5 &trruuItct6 gcithcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
9tacnt In @abiuatun.

Sr. Iaoie yseFeIer, str. u.s., Grne Ctrp6e,
nabe Pemnipfpanias apenuc unb BEN Gapitots@ orter
In unitr agent fir WoibiHston. @eorsctoipn unb
Mlcranbrio, uno 6iuo I3ablun9eu all tbn gu maiden.
as- Hn3eieen fir ben IS orreiponoenten peroeu on
genanntem Srteents e8en8encInnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
0ilinrr &nnf.

Iii Das 8obubaus Wr. o., Gatbrerdlfr.
$rtte $1,000. SGs llbihe u. beQueme 6ons gr. SO
NoiimeHitr., S2tOO; Saus Gr. 40, Srioroiir., $1,000
Naus Nr. 8, Gourttanoir., 5000; bicies 9i0entbun
hrtngtiGbrllh 800 Jtetto Gin. SeotnQungen au9elnct'
len. NGbCrcs bel rem Stgenibhmer VIZ. ~. Searieti
All Der Si!ooisSte br Baltimore Il. S2artssltraBe.
Ifuui7 z Mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
uAi 1,j0,3,6,9,63l q. ~. Npper X Sphne, Whit
SK>,,.Lu.S a. U:.,A, &

TTa SScrtbpplics Nnht= Girmubjtilcf
h out otienttther Tuttton.
in Solsc eiHes 0ctrcteS btS Sreiss@trtfte Der
Stuot baltimore Iurb Der llnttrSctbnctC &srmultrr
aul Uitcutii6Cr Mutton an Crt unb Strile Wtuutag,
ben ,. Sun 1871, @ad)mittdae 3 nhr, u%cttuulen:
Zen a1uieu erunepiaG, In Der Stdot SGltls
more NCiclCt Iho, ME lpIat, btlbrtchtl: an Ger
HurbiCitc br NortitraBC In ,rr SntiSrnuna non III
Tui mcitlidl Dou Der RorhDcitzGt Der gutfs uuo
SigbtitragC dniuuQCrt; Damn mcltith grbtnb, lduRs
or DortiraSc, 20 TnGi Damn norOttt, parallel NIT
bIr 2tBbttraRt. 81 NuB. mtbr ootr lUcntgtr, hts an
@uitiOrb HlcO; oGnu UtIit, tHuqs Der @uIItorOsat
Itp, % 6ug uuo oann iiiolth, pdrdurI init %ttgbttr.s
bis Sum9lulunN6punItt, nit alien oGTduiltcbcnbcnSc
bauocn, namtit cincHl iott8cn 2Ggtrbous, Nd pon
Der 2%uyfNrufc hi6 iur @rlIioro Hncu eritrCdenb nab
ctrcr IGbrlttrn @runbmtctbc Uon $50 unttrluoricu.
Observation-Disclosures, ptt buId has Sttrct uoraca
iIrivbcn: Gin 2tiittbCl bNGr, her hcit IN 4 nno T.
Wiundtcn, ODER Nlcc buur, nab 6em Nclicbcn bed
SduicrS; bic GrrottiublurQcr pOrt StriauIStoRc an
Stu'cn trNgCnn unb ourdl ,ur SulrtcOcn4ctt ocS Scr
matters %iutoiittC JtotCu ocS qduicre Nehbcrt,
shcpeur cjipder, ScrmdltCr,
Hr. II, GourtlGnbtr0GC;
S.S. Guosrk Sohnc, Mutt,
SuhuitSdc ocr Nhdp unc 6duCtttrraRe.
4-44
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11ntcrbaltungcn.
9nS Nirnir

49, pon =. GuIeimith'S 2diute tireCt Witt
~ pudi, OCu q. SUM, in RoftS @din iptt.
mt eirQClIoCH.
Ginhitt % Scents. 1929
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
0auicr III %ncrfautcn.

It'll Sine gro6e glnSatl tteiner SduIer In alien
Std0ttbeilcR biilig /; Ouh cine AnSabl Slben gu petz
curb =. NJ. SrUwu y SSrussr, Wr. a.
u II. Hdnetteitrahe. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-28
3u %brrfauien.

cue eanbifelc Don 25l afcrn Is Wteilcn BON her
Stnbt gs9en 9ioentbum tn Der Staet III periaui6cn.
Sduicr an aisNuitbz uno dnbcreu Stra6en, ionic
Fanotteler uno e,riromietbcu 3u u%ertanicr. Selbsr
aus5rleiben III belisbigen SummeR bel =. NprriS =
Q Ohm, Sfr. q. ct. SauIfra6e. tl00-l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-10


Commodore Barclay was carried below
severely wounded early in the action, but
soon returned to his deck, and received
another grapeshot wound in his shoulder
Toward the close of the action, when in
formed that further resistance was impos-
sible, this heroic officer caused himself
to be again carried on deck, that he
might be convinced of the fact by personal
observation. The greatest attention was
bestowed upon the wounded prisoners
our few surgeons Zone of whom, DIR.
Joseph DAWSON, who is now at the age OF
nearly ninety, living in Petersburg, In
diana, and the only officer Of the battle
remaining alive), went on board the Brit
ish flagship Detroit, and attended the
wounded enemy, causing lasting friend
ship to spring up between Barclay and
Perry. Commodore Barclay subsequently,
on a public occasion in Canada, declared
that ''Perry's humanity to his prisoners
would have immortalized him." American
supremacy on Lake Erie was completely
established by the result of this battle
Ten counties of the United States have
been named after Perry, and very many OF
the boys born about that time bear his
name, among whom may be mentioned
the able United States Senator from In
diana. o. FL. P. Morton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-10
BORDER COMPLAINTS.

We are still afflicted with reports from
the Mexican frontier that the horses and
cattle of our honest settlers Oh the Rio
Grande are being stolen and driven into
Mexico by thieves, who enjoy the coun-
tenance and support Of General Cortina
now in command at NIatamoras. This
sort of information has been afforded by
the Mexican frontier for years, and it will
continue to disturb the country until the
Rio Grande people are granted greater IA
cilities for making money out OF the gov
eminent than they are now allowed.
Separate garrisons, stationed among the
dirty hills about Laredo, Camargo, Eagle
Pass and Edinburg, would en- d this COM
plant for the time being, for they would
suffice to support the communities that
now make very precarious living by
raising a little corn and eating great
deal of dried beef It must be considered
that the Rio Grande is settled by very
peculiar sort of people. Our Mexican
frontier is mainly populated by Mexicans,
and these people seldom steal from each
other. They understand their brother
hood too we'll A few Americans are
scattered along the line, but their occu-
patton is to trade; and if they have
so far departed from this business as to be
dealers in live stock, the chances are as
six to one that they are up to all the
lodges of stealing cattle, and can play the
game equal to the most expert Mexican.
In fact, there are but few cattle on either
side of the river to be stolen, and the great
desert protects the valley of the Nueces
and the country along the Arkansas from
spoliation. And we are tolerably well
satisfied that there are as many cattle
tracks coming east as there are going
west. if a correct count could be had of
the movement of beasts in that interesting
section.
All this unhappiness, therefore, about
depredations on the Rio Grande, is put on
by the complainants. Its real design is to
obtain larger garrisons on the Rio Grande,
and more liberal expenditure Of govern
ment money among the honest settlers on
that very crooked stream. General Cor
tina retired from the cattle stealing bust
ness some years ago, and he is very willing
now to lend helping hand to capture inter
national disturbers, since he himself is a
preserver of the peace in the name of the
Mexican government We pity the dis,
tress of the poor frontiersmen, but they
must really excuse us if We say they are
more SHINING than sinned against.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-10

1oestern. They are responsible to the peo-
pie of Shreveport for not furnishing them
promptly with the current local and other
news of the day and night. A live paper
is expected to do this.
The Southwestern, clinging to the
imaginative, speaks Of the REPUBLICAN
in connection with this subject as fol-
lows:
Tho leading organ Of the State is per
tectIy willing, We imagine, 20 Sull ana De
gulled by such tiummery.
We must dissent from the imagination
of the Southeastern as to our disposition
to gull or be gulled. 1t may think Re
publican meetings hummery, may con-
slider them as entirely useless, and, for
that reason, try to ignore them. In that
case it attempts to gull the public and is
gulled. But the happiest hit made by
our Democratic contemporary comes from
an error of the printer. In writing the
article headed "a Voice from Caddo, we
took occasion to refer to a worthy gentle
man-''the Mayor of Shreveport, William
H. Crowell, Esq" The printer made US
say ''Mr. H. Crowell, Esq" This error
of the typo has rendered the funny editor
of the South restern unusually happy, and
he actually spreads himself where there
is really no cause for spread. If the
Mayor of Shreveport bears his titles
meekly he will laugh at the sportive tricks
of the editor of the Southeastern.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-10
ANOTHER VOICE FROM CADDO.

Some time ago we published an article
entitled "a Voice from Caddo.' 1t was
documentary upon the proceedings of a
Republican meeting held in Shreveport
for the purpose of indorsing the Turner
Hall convention and Governor Warmoth.
We have every reason to believe the
meeting held in Shreveport for this pur-
pose was a genuine live meeting
that might well be regarded as Repub-
ican voice from Caddo. Yet we have an
other voice from Caddo-a Democratic
voice. this time-denying that such a
meeting was held. We are not astonished
at this Democratic denial of Republican
ism in Caddo. It is not the first time the
Democrats have attempted in this way
to ignore Republicans. Otherwise, we
should be amazed at hearing the Shreve-
port Southeastern of the most lively
and entertaining of our country exchanges
acknowledge that it is free to confess
the REPUBLICAN account of the meeting
in question is the first it knew of it. The
Southeastern may well feign disgust at
being compelled to copy the local news of
Shreveport from the REPUBLICAN, and
place the fault to it's "Camelia reporter. :"
But it will puzzle even our sprightly little
Shreveport contemporary to convince the
people that because it chooses to ignore
Republicans and the very important part
they play in the business and politics of
Caddo, there are no Republicans there,
and consequently there can be no Rapub-
lican meetings The Soutll1ce5ter1l's Ca
meiia reporter is only accustomed to
making out reports of Democratic meet
ings, where a lively imagination is neces-
sary to make up a good account. He
could not be expected to give q graphic
report Of the enthusiastic mass meeting
of Republicans held in Shreveport on the
nineteenth of last August. Why should
the Southwestern attempt to gull the public
in this way in regard to important events
that are Transporting right under its own
nose. 1t knew very we'll that its 'Camelia
reporter was incompetent to report sub
stantial facts, and if it did not get report
of the meeting in question until it received
the REPUBLICAN, no one is really at fault
but the Democratic managers of the South