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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

A New CONSTITUTION FOR NORTH CARO-
LIyA.-The Statesville IN. O. american
learns that number Of prominent republicans
in that State have declared themselves for q
convention to change the State constitution.
Il is not proposed to make It a perfect measure.
Would 1t not be well to try and enforce the
provisions of the existing constitution, WITHOUT
undertaking new experimental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

The SUICIDE OF EMMA CLAUS was investi-
gated by Coroner Young yesterday. The evil
dence showed that disappointment at the
strange freak Of her lover in not meeting her
at the church for the wedding, and probably
shame at the ridcule her invited friends might
have cast upon her, were the causes of her sui
eide; but there was nothing to show that she
had not been virtuous and good girl through
out all her young life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

THE SENATORS IN EXECUTIVE SESSION, who
have been frittering away their time instead
of attending to tie important business of the
treaty, will doubtless regret it, now that the
weather is becoming so warm. They are COM
PEELED to sit with closed doors, and the atmos-
pierre Of the chamber is so sultry and sitting
that Vice President Colfax was taken out of it
sick Yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

THE FOSTER TRIAL. The twelfth juror was
finally obtained In the Foster trial yesterday,
and the prosecution presented its evidence.
Mrs. Duval and her daughters, Mrs. Putnam
and the conductor and driver Of the car gave
their evidence, mainly in confederation OF the
reports already published In the HERALD.
The defence will open to-day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

THE INDIAN COUNCIL was in session in
Washington yesterday. The chiefs made the
same complaints that they always make and
protested the same desire for peace with the
white man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23
NEW HERALD TUESDAY. MAY 2a l87.-T TRIPLE SHEET

existence. In few days at most the struggle
will be over, the instruction ended, France
will be once more redeemed, and permanent
peace, let us hope, established.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

movements that we think il safe to leave the
republic out Of the question. Let it be put to
the French people whether they will have a
limited monarchy, under some member Of the
House Of Orleans, or the empire restored, with
the Empress as Regent. We have no doubt
at all that the vote would restore the
empire by an overwhelming majority. Nay,
we are not certain that the vote would not
restore Napoleon. 1t is known to us that
Prince Bismarck and the Emperor William are
favorable to the restoration of the empire
and by no means averse to the recall of Ma
poleon. 1t is well known that should the
French recall Napoleon Germany Is willing
to abate somewhat Of her demands, and by no
means unwilling to withdraw her troops at
once from French soil. These facts are not
joiced to see France taking her place among
the hopeful republics of the world. We should
have been pleased to see her finding liberty
under limited m onarchy. But the republi-
cans have badly used their opportunities, and
the Orleansts have not shown themselves
equal to the occasion. Let this also be borne
in mind, that Marshal MacMahon has put down
the insurgents by the soldiers of the empire,
and that 80 soon as he is in full possession of
Paris he, not NJ. Theirs, will be master Of the
situation. The facts of the hour point to the
restoration of the empire and to the possible
recall of Napoleon. With the fall of the COM
mune the situation will be new, but 1t will be
more interesting than ever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23

WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, corner 30th s-Perform.
every afternoon evenins.-HELP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23


Machiavelli? What royal or imperial family
can boast more muniicent patrons of litera-
ture, science and the arts than the Medici,
not to mention Lorenzo the Magnificent
and the great Leo x. Be It remembered
that of all the great cities that have claimed
alone has it been universally awarded for its
superior culture, enlightenment and general
intellectual activity.
Passing over the several other Italian re-
publics, each Of which has history that
reflects honor on Its citizens, we may we'll ask
what royal dynasties have done so much for
Italy, or for modern civilization throughout
Christendom, as the republics Of Venice and
Florence? Both republics have, indeed, been
guilty Of grave errors, and even crimes but
we need hardly say that neither has produced,
in It's worst days, more detestable malefactors
than italian monarchies which have not lasted
half as long as either.
But let us now turn for moment to the
anonted kings of Italy, and see what they have
accomplished, as compared with the repub-
lies. There is quite long list Of those royal
personages, but we fail to find one among
them to whom the Italians owe the least graft
tude. This will seem the less strange when it
is borne in mind that at least two-thirds OF
those who have ruled Italy have been either
the sovereigns of other countries or the sons,
nephews or favorites Of such and yet the ma
tive Italian princes have done very little bet
ter--sometimes they have done still worse--as
Italian kings. But let us mention few Of the
most prominent names, such as Lothaire l.,
Louis H., Carloman, Berenger l., Lothaire
H., Ohio IL, Conrad, Henry W..
Charles the Bald, Charles the Fat,
Conrad Ill. Not one Of these can be
said to be superior to Victor Emmanuel
. at tho same time VIC think IL can hardly ba
|. claimed by the warmest admirers Of bis pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOOTHS THEATRE, Esd ST., between 9Th ana 9Th
a WINTERS TALE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-13
Observation-Disclosures

9rimtnaIs@ eri6t. tgor Gihter Oils
mor.) Siitirt- Sobn Collins, Nnsriff auf Gricortd
9ode; Seni. Yarnep, elm Gbluar5er, Nngriff aui Die
Sarbi9e Utarp Snltb; Nilion SameS, tbGtlihes
Yer8reifen an Wtarie Sames; Sobn Wrotcn, tbdtlis
der Nn9riii auf Mars Wroten.
ab9eIpieien - SUZANNE @ei9er, Ebdttidte it gc9en
Sobanu Sens; Saules Nts6mann, an9riff aui Barney
Collins mo unsetcbrt; Sapio Duncan, &tGtti6fGtt
9e9en Omen 3rdinor; ". i. 8tbion, Aneriif aui
SdmeS Ibbitt; Sames Sigbt, Reser, .an9riff aul
Genia 1bomas; &bomas 9o8an, Anariff anf Sobn
Smith.
Den @rosseidiporenen iiteriuieien - 6rieorib SO.
ren3, alias satpreuce, UiiBbaneluns BON Sbrilttan
uno Wtibaet Shpara; Sane Bomb, ellie Sonb,
Narcp Boelep. annd Cooper, Diarie Stepart, Alice
Gtewart uno Benjamin. Steiuart. WtiBbanblun9 bes
2epi SanfS, uno umeefebrt.
Bir9ihait burd ausblelben u~ertplrft = Wifbeln
Rotb, InSriff auf ben yie9er Solomon Sebforb;
9tna Sitermann, gn9riff anf stbert S~Srieoel; q.
Uiisma, 9bdttihteit 9e8en Nnna Sptes; Dm.B Bars
nus, tbdtlther Nngrlff aui Glns Srot; 2ouiie unb
9eonbarb Sborr, Hrag elet init glitotaus Sbnsiosr;
g8m. v. Slenn, Angriff auf Wtltelm Ncttor unb
ben Bolibiiten 8ie9eraioi @eor8 SHiiler, yl,Bbanos
lung oes 3bsobor Neumanr.
Ssrihoben Sanes 8. Snitb, angriff auf ben
Sdparbtn Sobn Briscoe; Safoh uno Anna Seis,
Gbatlidteit sesen Simon Rittnatt; Or. $. TJrasier.
Nngriii aut Simon Sonobeimer; Wiarie Soldier uno
Sames airf, ge9en(ctti8e Erigelei; Wilbem Volbein,
Mnorlff aui Ebonta5 S~aineion; TboniaS unb gpm.
Sanction, MiBbanotung bon a8tlbelm. YOlbein;
Omen Dtc 9siptn, gnsrtif alf Sobn See; Sobn See,
Gbdtlihfeit futoer Swen 6inregan; Sobann Sories
mann, tb1tlides 8er9reiien on Wiarie paas; Yolibiit
Seinrid Giither. ansrlff auf Sames Ylc Bribe; Geo.
W Uioran, Wioerfano 9eeen ben 8oliSiiten @icDia-
bon; Grars Sdiatns, Gnsrff auf Narte 9. 2aplor;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-13
0lns 0lucnhnnn.G unntn.

g9ir beoaneru, ouB lnicre Sam'tagS Dttt.
tbeiluug I'M &etreii Der Guuahlnng ocs Srn.
Satob Msper Fdl nidt btitdtigt, mo caB an
itatt ieiucr Der 9tcpubljtautr Sobtnettc Ia Die
@eicegebuug gtbt. Nr. Garl Sung 1T oa.
gegen erluiblt. llebrjgcue III es crfrctlItdl, paB
I0r. 0icper Dem oemolr. 5ctttl I'M AlgcnletllcH
uorauS mar. 0aB 2Sbpte trOeoem oaO Sourtg
betam, lit bttaltlt. &r erbtelt Pill, leln @c9s
her Come 254l Stimmcu. 2aiitlbe gilt BON
ben S6. @oolioro mo Spcitcr, rtip. SauOiz
baten fir OaS GontroIcurS. mn @Cuerul Nus
lpaltsamt. 0ie yIimcS" ifrstbt Die NlicOers
iage Der @eiesgebuugssGanpi Der Spals
tultg in ben eIgcHeu J{cibeu uuo Der 9toni
nation oeS Srlt. $50. Sdlep iitr bas BE.
SirtSrtd)terS Amt 81. Der altc 3pIit jrutih.n
Spates uHO Ntc&aig bat ietne 6riitte getra-
gen, uuo Die JtepubltlaIer t6nrct ltt ms
SGultdlen laden.
Sn SerbtHOuna hermit MAIDEN mir mic
berbolt oaranf ouimcrtilm, oaB 6r. Bcauc
ais yuuabbdHgiacr" Sanoto0t fir 0GS 0fttters
AuIt eripGblt wutOc, uuO uteIe Semotratcn,
Oercn Sdlep niht gencbm mar, fir tbu
itimnte1.
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3beobpr 1bpmas fpmn,t!

Nuen Win1ttfrelneeIl, loWte Dem Yublltllm
i'm NGgeneiuen touner mir Die m%iltomnenc
&utbc brinBen, baB SbeObor &bomaS nit
ieiller ausaeSeid)neteu Got3ert,@ eieqidait in
nad)lter WpGe bier eintreifen ullo bon Wtitts
nod bis incl. Samitag abcuo in SorO's
ileuem Spernbauie conSertiren wirb. Die
a%usge3eihuetcu %2eiltuuSen oes beritbmtcu Sr-
d)eiters iiub uniercn qeler1t nod Sl irii1 i'm
SeoahtniIc, als baB mir beionbers oaraui
%biuSumeiien brauhtea; mir eriuabnen ieboh,
baB Sr. Sbomas fol9enbe anSgeieifnete Soe
liIten mitbringt: Sri. @arie arebS, Ole ans.
geseidnete Yianiitit, uno bic SS. Serubaro
eitenlarn, S%iolinilt; Soiepb 9ienl, Gelliit;
Qolis Shrciber, Gorretbldier rno 9uigi
Hocco, Sarienipieler. Sd)on bieie Narnsn
gebsn bic @arantie, bab ms etwas aliS9e.
Seidnctes gebotel iperbeu min, ulio Niemano
loate baber ceu Seiuf Der Sonicrte peridll.
men. Ser Gerfaui Der Siaete beginnt teute
III McSafrcg's Notwithstanding itno ellis
pfeblen mir, reftsettig Siee gu belesen.
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&d,iGsnnd,richten.

Der Dampicr o3ames u. @ars, Capt. Saa, tu9r
p%orosfteru non bier nab Jtetpbcrn, VI .sey ab.
Nm is. Sit. iuuroe INTERIM IL. Srelten= une is.
aangsneratc Die cngltite Barrie nJectreait, " Capt.
gButIb Gui Der 5Gbrt uon stpsrpool nab baltimore
Scr Sampler .gDm. Crane" Capt. Soiucs, tan9ts
Ersitqo ron bier iber Nortolt, 3D., in Soiou an.
Der beuti6e Sreimaiisr Ocean" Capt. @ercee,
fubr am "a. Sttobcr nit SGia9leren non Sfehietpa'
pen nab Baltimore ab.
Der 0reimalcr nannapoIis," Capt. eetonrneau,
tad am 81. SttobCr Don 9~iptrpool Had unlercn SH'
fen in Sec.
9ae Sdtti ufrnncis y. Gab," Sapt. Sunban,
tam am 20. SftoOerUo Baltimore in Selooet on,
Sas Shiff pGlen." pon btsr nad, Sretnen inter-
rp,Qs, fam am %. Sftober bel Deal porb2t.
sSGs SGiff parnor, " @apt. @runoerisn, 9tn9 am
%. Sttober pom @louceter in Gr8lnno nab unlerem
Sas 6htff ,,Gugnus," Capt. Yeterier, pom bier
abeeinbrsn, rrreihte am q. Sttober Suu IN eng
Lamb.
0Gs 6hiff ,,GOroGine," Capt. Batt, BON bier mad
Imitero0ln 'untcrutDs, beiano id ui 81. Oftoher
oui Der S0bc Der 9niet gBigbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-13

Bl~ Ser berii + mite @rfinb be
$ t. 80 ep Gutter Elm 9eboreler
ShweiScr, iiber beIien Sateute mir idon III
iriiberen Sabren mebrmalS @elegeuhcit, Su
beridten, batter, befiubet iit sur i3eit in Sal
timore, INT ben Scrtarf leiner @rpidiire:
Scr neue 3eit9eiit, 8oridun9cn uno 0eBren,
9e9riiuoet aui latiirlid)e Sbatiadlen, CUR Be
lebrung unb gluftlGrung bes SoltS" su for
bern. 8ieielbe 1T bel @ilb. Stable in Nemz
Dorf erid)ienen urO foitet % GentS, gebunben
so Gerlt5.
Der l. 9beiG banoelt bon atten uub nenen gritn.
oun9en, ioute ibren Wobltbatea; icrnsr pom Der art
uno goetie Dte Srtinounaen geinabt uno Eotente &C.
iidert ipetecr, linb iUte fih idliebltd eas Bublituil
Dor DEM aauie ptrtbIoicr Yatentc fiGerr fam.
Ser .. 3bcil banselt BON Der gftronomte. @S iuirb
BARN ben astronomer ibre 2ebre nit 9~eiuiiien @riinz
ben lulOrrteqt: Gs miro Ole 8cnaue @r6be uuo Sntz
fernln8 pcs Otonoes anGe9eben unb erfldrt. Sic dlte,
betante 2ebre Der Solnentuirmc rptyo nab Der ytda
tut crtllrt; mic bic Serge eNttanben, bon ben per-
| I%dliebcreu 9uftihidtsn &C.
Der 3. 3beit baHbelt bon Der RatnrIebre unb ers
ilirt bic iHHere Scihaiicnbeit oer Groe, has %untertrz
biIfe GCuer, ens @ntilcben Der qometen unb Sternz
fommt, tpo6er Die Sarber besi3fe8enbo9Crs %tonncu,
bic Horolidlter, otG 9rrllfte ODER fSeuermdrn6r nddI
ben alter, Ole Nodtldatttn ODER %eipeniier, oas @e.
ipeniterieben luiro anf nGtiirlttem NDe9e sttilrt. @s
ertldrt terter Ole BerIteinerlng inb ipte ie ms Sns
mere Der Srbc 9elan9te, ben gDebiet eltmGttider Ser
bGltEiiie, uno lpe ~bieielb.n bu perbeiiern, ipcs III oas
pinlnelsbiau. Gin burlortliilber Tr9an9 belanectt
ben 9 ternihnuppenre9en Der astronomer nno Seigt,
mic bertelbe ui1mrntnldlrlmpft tUenn man init gCz
iunbtm Nfenihenperit0uoe bic 8ertdte critiiri, lro
ourh b1s Dttcroifop he gDdlrbeit beleudtet. Die
Soppel9efiftcr Der Photographic ertliren itb nui ma.
ttrlifem Y3e9e; Der S6ein uln bic Sonne bel itrer
&tnItcrrib; Der lniinn Der 2ebre Der Sonnenltirme;
mic man feIbit Sonns uno Wtonoa8 tnilernt6 MAIDEN
Tam: cine ucue Sftn6uua.
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Iufrmf CUR nnterftiikune beutfder
Gcbrer iu Sbicagc.
8olgenOer Nuirnf Der IN yoNiSptle PubIl

NpIYtHptI NNTINT ut III NUNT"VVHe PHUEE'
Sirten DSduls 3eitung" gelt ms gu:
,Sct benz 9r0n6c G%bica9o's itno aud pteis beutihs
9ebrer uno 9ebrerinncn perun9tiidt, Rubcn sab uno
Out nno leIbIt ibrs Stelcn %perloren. ga, nab etnenl
Stri1te fol- Der 9rSlebun9s : 3tGth Der nnglldli1en
Stdbt beihloiCr baden, Gle beutldcn Selrert1nen 5u
%cntlaiien. g8ir Wofen bier nidt bdrliber oebattiren,
Oh oiss aus Sparinmttltsriidiibtsn oecr aus ren ent'
fUmmtem nuttoiitiihen Griebe 8eideben 1T; ober Den
Secrinateu ioate Shlic %iperoen, uno guar iAlehhi9e
SiGte. 'gptr bicten In otCigr Su6c lniere Sienitc ol5
BrrmittGcr an, unb eriubeh ole Enitte Soue9eil, Ole
BON ~paeUuten SebrertgIeR iuilei, ung OttttGetlun0
Sl MAIDEN. Iuh iteben Die Spaiterl Der .o4ulSct-
funa" 6cu decentralization 9ebrcrn uno eebrerinnen uon
Gbtcaao ltuo Der ab9cbrannten Siitrittc oe6 Norolues
items 8cbuis In5ei9eu SWr 8erfl9uug.
On mqnden tS61en miro Is nOtbi9 ietn, edS bic
8Ctrcfsnoen init Reticgeto uerleben ooCr 1it dnpfrt
Q9eiir unterItlibt luCrbeIt.
On bieiem z tnne Su uerrptrotnoe 2ieheseabtn mos
oe man an bic Jtsbaition Der rSdutJeItin9" ieroen,
Siliscrnttes In &bicuGo, Setroit mo o%noerstuc per
fhpiIt merheu."
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Spn3ert gum Seftcn bcS Sbica9c'er
0itfSfcnS5.

Sin Sa6lreiheS Yubllfum bate iid) 9eitern
Ibeno in Soro'S Sperrbauie perlnmmelt ltno
bcuieS oantit, baB III ben ScrSeit 1tnIerer
8epBlfcruug bas Dtitgefiibl fir bic Notb'
leibenbcn IN Chicago nod nid)t ertaltet 1T.
SrGuleiu SeunD 8uif bat it'd nit Der Serar.
italtung bieicS @on3crtcS etu grobeS SerOtenlt
cr,uorbcu, llnb Der 0ant, ben ibr baS Bnblt'
fun, ais iie Die Siibue betrat, III raridenbel
SciiaaSbeSeugun9en borbradte, ,par 9euiB
Gin moblperbtenter.
SIM erlten Sbcile be8 Gon;crtes lang Otas
oarne Slllton bic ,Yolonaiie" aus Seaini's
,Yuritauern." Die Spern Die cS GompOnlltcll
erforOeru Elm weidcs, b~teg'ameS Organ, iIrlo
ein loldeS bcitst Die gclan1te Dame, tpellil
i6rer Stinlne ard) etlpaS mebr Strait Slt Min
id)en ludre. Sbr fol9te Sr. Stratforb, Der
iid) als ell beroorragcuber Sirtlioie auf Der
parfe ertuieS, inoem er cine bcoeltelloe Dtet'
iteridaft III ben Yaiia9en entiuidelte. Inl
Sd)luB beS eriten SbelleS lang Sraulein Butt
oas y9tahttgauentieO" bon Nuinctt NIT iold'
tieier Snnigfeit, wie mir eS nod. bon feirer
anberen SGugerin gebDrt baben. Iue 9tnTs
merit lplr0en da capo Uerlalt9t.
Sml Stpeltsn Gbeile gelan9te ItOiiini's
''Stabat Mater" sur Multiplying. S6lt oies
ieS Srotorirm aud niht ben Serglel6 ans
nit Sanbel'S rno MenoelsIobn'8 gSerfer, 10
bat pod) Der Sdjmon BON &ciaro pe~ritauoer
ieinem Sratorium eiHen3auber Elm Subalden,
Der auf oaS Yublifum oft binreiBenber wirft,
ais Die claiIiden g8erte unierr beutider
Neilter. Die Solopartie'n ware1 u~ertretell
burd bic 9amen Srauleiu &nif, Maoamc
alnanbale unb bic SS. S9Omann, Sitter
uno Steinmiiler. Die Saline unter bieiel
errau9 jcpenialiS Sraulein Sulf. 9tebcn ibr
9ldnSte Wiabanle Annanbale, oeren lDmpatbi'
i9sr Alt nidt uerfeblte einen, tieien @inerud
bei'm Yublitum gu e%rSielen. Sr. S1o,
maui beiiet einsn anipredcnoen Genor, rul
bate bisier SEER, wie aud bic S6. Sittel
ino Steinmiiler, bic Seioe iebr brap iausen,
inter BET Segleituug oes Sr6eiiers su leioeu,
oas 6urueilen duBcrit gerauihpoa accompa9,
uirte.
Die Gb1re, bon ben 6erren uno Damer
bes u9ieOerfranSeS" %seiun9cn, gingen iebl
craft unb bstilOcteu, baB bieicr Serein id
ernftlih beitrebt. etluaS GiiftioeS III leilten
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mtneriebllAteit nsOen esn goIissi.

9omcs 6InuHsru, 0toerieRtj6icit 8e8su oen Bolissi'
6tener 8urttns.
g%eraletdeipciit erGeoiot @eora, alias Mont gtos
btnion, 4n9riff aui osn BoGt5tften Robertsi BPllpp
Starter, NrdrIIf off Bbtlpp 9drter, Jun; Slo1t Sort.
Argrlii auf Groittr 2epte; Imoltc Elslcs' du9tln
nuf 5dme5 Sone5.
S6ulote uno ~lrritunls befuu6eu - 5PcrnnS Cots
noln. WiBbanoluu0 ietHsr 6amtlie. ,
superior ertht. t&or Jfld,tcr Soobln-l
De ggitt Is. Dlorgan ge9en 5umes z. Yerrt9o; penn
6ldger $500 usbil l5tnier suertnnnti ood tlEh Gas
Gelo CRIT in JtupIf ploHatsn e~lngetla9t mereen.
5uiepb 1bomoS q Sobne 9e9en ytttolaus 4allet uh9
Die ,9SeTtsBaIttmorCr ehieen. Seitlltalti" slust
| alugen auf SeJablune thr Uiatertalten, ole. be ata1
ger flr Sauter aut BEN Sfaeengeatis gsltslsrt; 80. ,
StG6t9eribt. (gor SbsrTtpttf Seom.1
@eore DieBeer. Omen VI. Seao uno @snonen 9s9tn
ID. 6. Sfut II. Comp; oen Sld9ern sl25;io 5ugts
iproden. = Samuel y. Dterrtt 9eaer 89aooaus
Seurp; Ditto S32).s4. 2Bm Guuer u. SoIip. Sc
9en i. Soispb aeetnnlann; Ditto y Ot; !5.S y TSSeB u.
Srenoort, Gmitb II. Sblpisp 9e9en Y. y; Slntftas'
Ditto S5t3. 50. - Didrie R. Snllt9 luloer w. y ge.
Sd9er; bee Xertlaaten NHtrd9 aht relien H,fo5sB aus
%aelpieien. - Gurus 9dult luiocr Den D(aqot nho
Staetrotb; os Gpyelanten artrae out StrsiHuNe
be5 llItbetics hcr nie6eten SnitanS petruorlei.
9eute tommen 9tr, % hts 80, 1914 bis 2l7 Der Eroz
ltbz Jiesiitranoe an he Jtet6e.
Stuottrci is @ertht. - (Sor OtlDttt Btlt'
neu.) Die ,@eeenieitt0e GbeiapculesSa no. mo Sau1
geieti9ait BON Baltimore" 9e9en I. Seetlf9; IS er7
GitIten @len6inen II, Ntlion ais 6uratoren Den &c,
rihtli6en Auitra8, SebHis 2lI9un9. elner Spp9tSsi
uon $7200 iC9s 9runoriide mt Naulerh "nl et'
gBctirite Der GaIbouu., 5lutihcn eoote5' nno TfSSgt
mansS unttr Den NGmmer lu brln9en aus
gut gStsbHder gegen SarIucl SItleppi &te9S aul
Strtsoi9uHQ elmer Sanolpettsre lut NJ SrSS--
ogrung rou $40 iGr al orei 9duifr1 an eSolI7' holo'
lb non SibolezS trQBe, getDane IrpSlt. -
BuuoGstreis > 0ert6t. .-ASer SoettlnttI
Bono uno 9etitBer Gtles. Die @~ToB9elNputsnv
lunroen tit ben GerI1lTl %ei1o8llltl9 vstlnntn, nap'on u
ipiHe anaaben ecaen b%eniclbcn untcrlu3t hRo Jul
gang unItlhboltt9 %betnnoen 9atter.
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Bic Seri4te gebel @hpte'S 4iebrbeit per
idieoeu aui il, 800 bis Is, 300 an. IuS eiut,
gen Counties ieblt nod oer SbIuBbtriht Der
ieboh wobl i'm Eautc otS ttutt9eu Sa9sS
eintrefien Ino pcntg all ben bcrctte non inns
gcmelseten AHQabeu dnNeru iplro.
@tr tpieoerboIen, NdB i'll &trAIttdlt sur
leetiGbrigeu Sou9rcb gSohl Nas &otum Der
9emotratclt I'M circG 5000 llno ods Der re
publitaner nm 100000 ldlpdher III.
Sarin lielt HUuiotrlegbor Der &enctS, NAB
gettere feline Stimme Oer &ritcrcn geluouuen
haben. SIS TT Die aQgemttUe ,¬iercni, ueIte
audi bier nod INNER S0ulcnNC non Der
9NahIbeIEciItannA abhllt.
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Gonscrt beS &.b. @ader'fben
CuffitutcS.

eiebe Grinnerun9sn at bic friiber bon
Srn. Yb. Wader Deranitaltetcn Gon,erte per,
ben gepiB ale bel Der 2ciun9 Der Inscige er.
fiiqen, Die illls anf beute abenb nod ber
ySreimanrcr.6ale" all Der WorbsS barlestr.
beideioet. Die regen Sefrcbungen bes
v3niitutcS" ebenio iebr, alS feline iih ta9-
lid in c~reoitablerer gSeiie enttpidelnoen
baben linn ueroicntelt Tui eriuor
ben, NIB weiin mir nod auf bic 3eit ,nriidz
bliden, no tlein nno beideibcn bas @erf hrs
9eben trat, 10 f6nnen mir illIr Der Ilsbauer
unieru Seiia0 Soleu, Die oas vSnititnt" 81
DEM gemadt bat, mas eS beute 1T. Die mr=
fifaliife @rsiebuug itartt uno cbelt ben Geiit,
belonoers usnll Der CHM in ben Sugenbiabren
aeipedt miro. Hambafte Srdfte weroen in
benz Gpn,erte mitnirfen, beIen Stattfinoen
man auieitig init ansenebmen Grpartnnsen
ertge9eniiebt.
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Bsg@ Oan @ice.-@s gibt rift @enige,
bic Da meiuen, Dan Iice babe iit bonn Sc.
idafte suriidsesogeu nod stnberc balten ibu
fir toot. Die gebtersn itiitteln natilrlid ben
Sopf, ipenn ie b1ren, baB er belte in Der
Diittc ieincr auafreiter- Grippe bier %eintrei-
fen utb in bercn Sorifeluu9eit mit,pirfen iou.
Soateu nod ir9enowelde i3lpeiiel oil Der Spca'
titdt bieies ypabren Safobs" e%riitiren, 10 fam
man iidJ onrd Seiud bes GtrtiS anf benz
&i1monbr Ylate ielbit ii6erSelsen ittb einclt
Slif auf iere biitoriide Maie, bieiem ME trii-
genoen @eiidt : Ippcnbir, iuerfen. Sberit
Dan Stice tennt feline electromagnetic Steluns
in bieier @efdtsbrande unb pirb oil ben
neugisrigcn Sliden ourdaus ieiien anfoB
rebr1efl.
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eu Der ,,Mrbcifcrbane"

an Suos il reoertdfr
Iinb fir bas Srbehrion, oiefes Dunoerbare g9ert
oeutiber 3unit, iUieoer leds reue 2eaI5eH etngetroffsn,
ipclbe ioteenbe Iiecen reprdieHttren: 1. Supertiite
5ur .Siebtihen glitter" Tia Gazza Ladral pon Roiiinl;
Z. Supertire Sur ~9talienerin in al9ier;" g.. Salop
nad n6aut;" 4. dmeriidntihe 9teoeri D. Earlier Stns
Sr. S6le9el taBt es iit, luie man iiebt, ~argslCgen
Ieir, nibt nlr idr @ririihur9 ietner &d,te III ior9rn
tonoern aud distinguishing in benz ibnen 9ebotenen
Sbrenldmaus An bieten.
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Baltimore, IL. Sept. 1871.
,Srn. g. 81. Srotpn y Spmp.,
Mr N& Giih- Gnmnrh.G troE 81
sc ne $ II !

WtetHe 9eTreHl
Sd fdble es als Yhiht ge9cn meiHe leiben>
ben Wtitbitrser, Sbnen an5u5eigcn, baB mir
Der @ebraut Sbrcr "El Vino Catalina" iebr
gut getbau bat. Sd babe lett LANCER 3ett cine
eri6laffte uno franfbaite Qeber, perbunoen nit
0pSpepiia uub %a0gcTeiner S6ruG6e, nnb 1T
feil Sotumer per9argelt, in peld)em i'd nid)t
meoisinirte nno 9ctrantclt babe, bis bef let-
tell CONNER, wGbreuo peld)em id) nleilte Sc.
i6aite obne ben Serllit eines ~einSi9eu Cages
beior9t unb mid elmer 9utcn @eintobeit ers
freut babe. SIR ergebener
Hobcrt s.. MiitHcn,
yWauiicn Soule," Baltimore"
q. Wf. ~. SpnraS S 60, Sen. zIgelt,
Nr. 10. eight trabe, Baltimore,
tSuti12, Is, tn 10 p)
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B9% Ser neue Douar : GaSen ~gsa
III Nr. 10Y, g9ei. 9altimore1rahe,

rebsn benz pSun". Sebdube, no bon Nlorgen
bis Gbeno bic i6auluitige Wten9c bic bort
alSgeiteaten Stunt. uno @ertb' Safer in
a%u9enideiu nilnmt uno tbeilweiie III erlanseu
iid peranlaBt fiiblen mirb. Die biibide auS>
itclung bon G~bromo's, 9iamautsn, fiber.
plattirten Waaren, llbreil, Dfeferuaaren uno
anberen feinen Irtiteln wiirOe ALIEN idou
cine Seuiation crrcgt baben, ipie Dtel mebr
olio muBte ii6 bieielbe itei9ern bei'm Be-
farntlperben Der Sbatiade, baB man fir
einsn Dollar ei1sn Der ifbnen @egeuidnOe
erlalgen fann unb 3par bon elmer Sdadtel
Yarfiimerie al bis Su einer iuertbOOlen anle.
ritaniihen anferalbr. (269-)