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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
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anItimnre.Nhin ehenbnIln.

RaG ALLEN StattoRtR-uH liz ytOtss1S,
ea6 gsIudtftE 6tra sbuFa urb SlutlntnpldsE
AN 05 Rahmittag3 tSouutaes uusgenommtn). 8er
u6r Ttorstnus O,rbtuott F6 nit strGsbure Il. oar.
Ra6 btm gBsfeH- um uub 8.45 abtn6s
gporSFrg PSV nno i65 a6snps (alsqtnOmmta Gonntass
Rah llttott Gttq Il. (. p:-um 800 Wtorssns
nnS ~, 4.O5 uuO 800 aadtn, t5pHutags ausesnoms
Inenl uaN nut Mount atrp mn ubr HGdlm
Rab ggaibin8tOn - nm 4.2O, SOB, 7. 8. 10 uns
II 80 Uorgens uno 2 3.55, 4.f6, S3O uno 45AbeHbs
Raa GnHapoita - UNI unO l.3O TtOrgsns
"HS 8an M S1aibtnqton - e45, 725, 8. s.25 gVors
esRs uuo l245 . 50, 4lO, $40, 7.i5 unh abenOs
pbiIdsslpriu.s sHilmington. SaltU. Giienbabu.
Raa g9tIaDtIP9ta, 89ttatntattonta
RuD y eLapdrtT 3tieHba RH4-um 70 DtoSs
s'Gs MoS AS'issIG RbtfaS sip6fG aaO Rtp.gDrt bst
psrrnstus ra gOrt Sspoft abbisssnb) nm $50 IRoss
s'g@S @oh uS'fFpaSsiS5ta 'fFp mHS Rtp.pprf (Fa III
EBiugtou nit osr aDelapars GiisubabHA osrotnnsHol
um .. 40 gaaamttta9s SonniaPs aSsssaogaSmtai; nm
nm fhr Rahmttass SonntasA aIsgsnomutnl:
Adh RhfIabttpbta- = um 4 .2b abtnos, tdgltf.
Ra& New govt GEprtBlna I'M lO.AO a5sass'
sdsIh. .....
ebilabefsbfd.r3aTtD @eHtrat' o IfenbabH
b,rtabt gnltl,nors Uni rs Worgsns unb 2.4o RoGRi.
BtItt.sartau: gsr. l47, G5ef. .8uIttmunBraBs.
sSrsltdss central. @ iftnbabn.
Waa 9ttts1a oem @tHts ar n"S an.g msF. e,s.
Houtu lut}deu Battm1rf un6 Yorf nnRaIttno tdaItG
nm 81 jioreens spuntass dusstnonmtnl.
gkth 9tttBburq, nem s5tHtH unh RcEs
btu Sis gatttiamsp uub &rtt-tdgisA uHi
u 40 RahmitaRs t5onHtags dusgtnommtnl:
3lap YtttsburS, 6sn y 9ta8aTas5 alien ane
BufFeto - tG9lid UNI 10 20 Abenbs,
Rad gttt5bNrB uub otm SaoptFsn. GE
BEN Sauptatiunsu 1piibru Baltinott nno parr'sbrra
aubalienc tdBltds um lao absn6s tsonitGsS aaAae'
"JTstaitGt WaruIdnbtr GtfsRbaRn - nm
80 Utorgens unb 80 Hatmtttags. =,
Rah Settpsburg-u nm $50 WoresRS ann lz.4O
Radnttaas -, ,,,.....,, =, an ,..>
4atn DaHuper-hm SO 1oraFhA wv l~'7' hHp
B,3O 9ad3mta9s
Gumbtrinu0tr bdisBdon-pm e'oO fpf'
etns uub l2.4 8dhmttta9s. ,,.. -
Wad gort tdslib um $50 Ra6mtttass tSonn'
Roa EaritoH - tdslia I'M $40 gtadmtttass
(Gonnto6B dugGtnommeni.
1atpnapiuer Sferstbabn.
gtlnoItd non MIR Utorstns bis ubr abenbs, ]
ubr 1usatnommtn. 6onntn9s fRnelb 9oh ubS
2-7 IlbY NbcnDs nndp 2Dubor Fart.
Rot &tIteott q tte -nin unD 10 Hpr Wof'
sens ann unh Llbr Nudnttaas 3urudftbreno por
Gnicptt Gttp I'M uuo 10 ubr Wpr8ens uno uno q
tibr Rahmiftngs. - I'm Sountd8sn UNI uno 10 ttet
6Eoroeus rrb 2, unO 0 ubr Radmtttags uahi unp
uno 10 ubr gloretus uno D, uno 1es RadHtta9A
ben gUitOtt gttp.
Eprs.gGpas @Terheba6n.
gla9 Eopi iontolun fhnettp roH Hhf Htcrashs
bis IL u9t Abtrbs. . 80 ...
gdh 8ouanBtppu nm Q, ga, TX uro 9H ubl
NRprsenB unn 2il, 3k, AZ, 5K un0 6k ubr @benos
an Gonntastn I'm 10& HHb ny n5r yAor9sni
puo l21S, IN, 2K, So, ~, bK uno 6& uer Wa4m
uEo pon BopansOpn btsrber. um 10 uue IL tbr utof'
gems unb /, 2, 8. 4, s. 6. uno nbr RaGm'ttaes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

Retie NIT rtcf er bem fi6 grtfernenren
nab, aud nteinCr TrOu ni6t; et rpurce 81
allerlet lterllidaen Sraacn urSGrorterHhBcn
8eranlQdung grben, Ste lrtarn, td ltebe
pas nttt."
fxnr+Y,hv.o FnIht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
Or o. q Asrnna

8r. as, Rsprh.ttbertp fraAfs RaIimors.
Uin el00 6tratt Iabltn, lDtnr tr 3nabrihigHH 9nis
rbbrtnaa.gnblnoung.t teqtnnrnot shlDlnbutt. Furt'
at9utgtti Bsriua btr Stiulms. gGtarrb un6 ale Sts
osi ots aIIes, btr &unar bet parnptae bts Blnits,
Der paui. obttniauisn. 9psptpht. EeaItrlalt. oa.
Hi0rrbOtotn, WtsunGiismus. 5ircphtn hrusnltDa'
As Wnatn. unb Cbrtr.Rrantbttttr u. T. ~. upt furtt
Ser init bisr Ht aHatIabrtsn Htbtn btbGtti H. el
ntd1i ssrssfen, bdH Or. eraHt ale uebn bfiIt,
nt Fs aiib tstbsu nno btihaftsu Itn m6asn. Gr bts
iutat ole graHfen bel fap uln BET Nat Wbrtl27 IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

Dir atnu6it gbadrCn brr ftiHHtn Qualitai uno htf
btisn f0gon ~ HVtiitu 0sraUit. bic ale gompttttnH
5ttauBfotbstr bet FaetHbSrgtr,
Sft b,r guialu. unb sardipgaitt I'm obtru 6tdhthtu.
uuO
glt t03. gatN.Tatttmort', uabt poutbaQhTaef.
Nh. Hut Nuitrd0s Dom Sdnbt phntil,6 Gusetiaatt
unn 3u,rttnnati QardNtrt. AeeauR ptEesu "O. o.
D " Dbtr prr WONunipst,ura Urrlattt. l9ll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

SuSEm wtr unfere @rCtsIifs fir 3bse unb
8afTee pprltgen, maiden mir auf bo5 pUn un5
etHeefubrts Club Sqtem onfme1tiam,
wel6ss Sptsls, &etaurottoAsr, TCtbauiern
unb alien arO6sn Gpniumenten brpenEcnSe BOrr
tbtile oarbtetet.
Die 8urtbeile unferts GlubfYfem
nerbsn burh foiaenbe ertl6run8 beutlt6 8e'
madt: Dir erlaubtn allen &bee~ uno Eahss'
46ufCrn ben &abatt ppn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

pCb! prl}! psl3l
GRau oeraefTe uiAt bic
9duSuummer 2IS !
SO rpiu Sud mos tagsH.
BDh muBi 5br uttt ia4tR:
an lpentaCu 3dgtn
2etu lh 'ucn SpuB mdSsn.
Zen Veil oon RupuItOH
Seig' Id btr 9Dtlt;
Wut1 ben 4allti' lhtn fbt0n
1tu uuitV brts bot btksIi.
Rno tpsr oa an llutt wlu
Aus iralBol ihfm deu
Ter ltl!ttdl Iu <iHCtbh Rtl
Wib tlugsr 8elen.
Dort gt5ts aud ptI VRafs
was preuBthtr bdul,
Eptr ahi AaQ'ttidc Wttttt,
G'Tau oGs GuafbGRb 'rans foaRl.
Tir Rrager aus EGditu
Sinh mpNtlb uHh iaTt:
Su Stwabtu unB wahisu
gin Fuiits apart.
uHo urpmbtrg'B nrltau
Wis Waite man btauht,
BeileQif urb Sitaer
Su rtntu 1Opi tduht.
Wus guubrsinlOdttH
Su mctnrr Sdttih'
aRau Br,rS thui brattr,
Tas N tftnr Gug'
kWt ifLWt NlEINIlUtWs
rrh BOus bic WtHa'.
Btllbfdru, ge1frtntn
Writ Yrant.8thana'.
uuO IRlitt wit SttnS,
4lulslpdtntt lDtt 9dar.
Tros smtattr arribt
Gat pratlttBt 9Baar'
EDtr tsIsl llprt ems Rnb btti
an aUpte brbdlt,
gtipdrt fh babsi
an Heutrl 0trl Scip,
Wah SsIIt;'Wartt in gapRraef
8or btT gtossu Got -
Gd tBrOnd frtunb Qlstnttbs,
Sul NeHtGb etn SOtt
Ct uerfauist nit gDaartA
E0lib uuO tCtU,
On Gunert rEpGttrtt
Gdr tuubrr urb hnsu.
u. EGttndbR. os.fabritart bon PtJuaa'
A. RIt,nOcrtaui In Der tritrn Stagt bsr 6abrit une
Gtr. iBI sff'SSdittmortfirass. btr abams
rprtt. CtNCr geasnAbtr bic brits 3bhrt unttr Woat
nlltr. BQs GuupllGgcr rpiro in ssr. 218. Sap.
ruae, Iort0ttubrt aduirr int GroBsR iDsutn esidI.
t Ia Jir 2lS. NOrO'SnpttTaBs. ppriprtatH.
{ De-, l52Ru.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
ghecs 9 Snrte,l
ltnb bireftt smportotton u. vOn nn0 ouegsiud

Itnb btreftt Smpcrtottcn u. vOn unS ausselu&t
Die SafTsefOrttn itn6 brn Der ReItea 2uaIt~
tat unb 1u NspsScrttr 9retien angtIauft.
rulcrc ntue nnb umfan9rctfe Dampfmaf6t"
merle in unfsrsm 8ebduee sum 3wefe
bss tdsIidteu R6asns unS meablens ees GafTee's
uuter unItrtr perf6uli6en Pettuug fest unS in
Stanb, oas Yublifum nit reiren gema b~
Ienen 6uffse Spn SuRi9Iitem @eruh Ju
SerIeben, w0raut mir befpnbeIS dpfmsrtiam
mdhtn.
Bur 9eauemIidfett bee 9ubltfune ofertrsH
"a, l. ,,sf.r. ouEer1o,tHn ~ EhkrifrvPiEsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
SermiidDte Yjcri1tes

Wte fttB ctr prpentltber : Sbed>
Su Belien wctB, cas-
beptes int 9auft Der pprigcn gScde Sr.
GI.tr in GiepelUnp, Sbto, oil rent 9lttnef,
an irtlbem SannN Slnaulbef eln SrtIene
per GleSeIanrer nit lln9eculo eTirlttetce
@lliipel duf ictncm 8hcStcr 1nrcten l0llir.
Der qua, lptltu BIC Nunltltrn ron YtcW'
sjpTf peiiplri5 iUbr!C, pWce purd ctR1n
Furdbttaren SdncIturm cerdrttA aut9c5dlten,
rab pie Stunre eer 0orittaung ~ lcbprlb"
mar Nlm GrbifRune8>Mbrnot 9etpdbt - be-
rtiis idlu0 unp rod ,mmer tene SaNauidct
In GleUGIanp War. Der EiTetior befdnc ltb
icbtreeeno lpie duf glubCnoCn &obien uno
pCrirlritte ccn encos fdlGpptn SdnCc mt
eincm RadSrud, Der ltb aus Ger SttuIttcn
0Qn5 ndiiirltdN sr0db. Gn auTAewgdter Gt'
reftCr ~ tert ieeUCb ric Sicire5lelgriplrI ttt'
aens einGu Auaentlid, 70 5. .. ipcnn cr IN
.Wllta Stulrt" iih duf pen StrepSburV"
ttngeplutt bat u. pbtltdl rem aVctCltel" lrtc-
len mus. lbr. Glsler ipl ben tSrdd an, tr1t
pur's 9ublltum unr mtlpcie, nap BIS iRm
Gtnnsfen pru Sri. Sanuihct bic a1r rtbt
mtbr trett em tbnnc, rit ihpnr trldnofhr
GomItte ,HatY 8 Steal" lur 2lUHubrUng
tpnlmen mtrpe. DaS Yubltum Nar o1mn
ctnrcrltuper, unp ttt SNlnclpnB bc9dm.
CIT aa6 neun llur euCidte Td. SdnauAet
Glfsetanb; Ge Tusr ttrett pom SuPnbpre ms
Ieeatrr unp ra,f dtN tita ms Gpttm. I'm
bdlb aeon u5r be9dm cte 2lufflOrun8 rrn
,Iebrrlb", pcld,ts 2tif cbui aIt 0atar-
;un1 gegebfn purhG. DI5 YubIttum, Dor
pem Srl. 5duduttbtE an i,nem Atenre ipIel.tt
mar e,n Ietr nantbarcF, pie Etb unIer ncn
an1e0ebenCn llmRanrru pentCh lubt, une ete
In Giepetano cIIctemtnpen gIduer 'Prchrn
it dHBerit 0lnitt1 uber oa5 3atRtcl HnIerer
glnbSmanntn aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
Die sufammensefette Sauerffoff,
Rur burch Gtnatbmuua.

2unetuIsieet, 2uitrbbrtnaa GntjRnbung. SuHtr.
Btriaa Der 6ttmms Seroauunssbs @iutrbst. S0gpep.
ne, Wstusntiosn auatmttre RbrpsrihlDddt tomis ale
den Ettbtn iptrbtn srolgrtd bebunhtlt Don
HtdjdGb @arbirsr, Eed, Dr.,
Hr. 12I. Sarfffr.. Baltimore. Y6.
Bttatbun8sfunptn bts IL ubr trab bon 3 bis
uhr Rahm.
empiobltn bura paHor Rt6aro f5uutr, DR., Theol.,
In BatffraBt. Baltimore. (Jloo l0,11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

Gmtlepe Wtrarptn criittt in lei
ncr neurfcn 6lu9ibrft: "Lcs cent jours"
ais geleg ron Ger pratlrtideN ocIphau'
lttIns Ger Delegation Gmt llnIurecuul, pte
er nit @latsse8cin, @HtRte, rrr @tSrruna
III Gpurf, am 5. Shebcr blite. MI ptG .tm
9tmatten &OrItelmgcn 0ltWptleic W {;
.Seien Sie rubtg rmp mGilcn Slc lIh fCmc
oOrgen, SD Wta mr rem NppT ablhrGt-
ben l1iTsn, tpeun spt pem 81. GrSCnlbrr 31riS
ntAt curtb pte Gone gtmee, nc btr2rts 3O0,s
900 Mdm tNrf, febIptrt NJ. SD I1Ac
;5bneu Das adni beltimmt uNp Gle t6nnen
metne outage pteper eB0blfn." NIrMph
fr0gt: sllpp noe 1T bNte IN @eB:mdt
pcn mebreled 3tuGen ejnIcAar9cne rctui!tr
gapFthtunR 9Cbalten mOrcca?" llrbri-
gems l6aRte @itarrin lib IN rte e'9ene gialr
laikn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

General Beaure8arD uno psridiss
bene anbere. irtiber Der CONFEDERATION Grmse
anaeb6riet Ctiisitre bsabFdtiseu. mic g beiht,
In bic frana6iite Hrmee ein3utreten. fails bic
e,,s DEN Ds sosoas ,I. af sn@d9t,i' b.
Bernottuna mehrerer ttiolider Giienbabn.n
bttbsiliat unb befbt su biel Yatriotismas, uln
jeine Hrdfte ben Der. Staaten AZ tnt3itten
! uno fie etnen, frsmbsn 9anbe aa tpiopeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
@etnbcrger's
Stirfrl anO Shnbr!
SliffGL unO Sbubf.

e3dEc Seq Eutatr uuS @drGtpaafkE.
tlm obeu Stdoittttll,
STR. 1903 GHeft Baltimore
uabt eotItbapHtaBt tim anttTtn etabtsta3
Esr orBsit, tiIi0Nt uno nusssotbntefit Bpr'
raih uon Siittrlu ann Stuben, usl4sr tt'
muls 0tm gubljIum o'i,rtrt Duretl
ssdaren In bsm lsSttn BdbriFdHtea 'BerfGufs
man bsnhtt b't buabitsuug, F5aarfu iotrbsa I'M
BrsBtn uuo a!tntH lu cen argutgt'u gTtt'H psEtaHtt
10 Coo Wurrt gdmtu.G uertF'Gd ttr ...~.. so
GdIrtr. lVar.t Autortt|s & ltpptTs, s,...,....Sl0 90
panfu.Q ID. ENggtrs NIT abiaEsu.,,,.,..,,.. 10
trtd tlut Gdmfr.s Rdrtt Hnt -.s l'pptts ',... 10
botgtltRttttHt Gamtr.g gorbtr'e &rtriittfl.'.. 90
. EFttu ....- leo
Qg5rUtto. .Etiritl 80, .-.- l.5o
Rnlblttsrrt BaIluotas ItT EGmtu. tu............. 80
aut gttn Gamtn.p ppNtHR Huup'se ttttl....... H.bo
4hr 6trttu!
Ftu TdIbttbtrut Euttt ur ptrrtn - so
EbtEnritl 'Ar bstttu. ....... ........ S.b0
Srdhjrtt ltpttut ettttiu iRt 6trreu $50
5ent Box Toe @asrs, Btttspt..,..''...,-.... 80
htudlt 's'.,..s.s s-..-s Zog
. atunetlh lpcggudl 8attrs....s--....... lIA
= ptrublt Sattttb, .,.'s's...s.'.s.s. 1.O0
oxford Ties thT bttrtn. lOS
Htbttts.patuorals Iur StrrtH................ t60
Studbtt HdlmBTdlk tit ttrttn lIS
Ctuttt Gp.g ttrtIn thr Errrttt. ..,........-.. 2g
Wrbetis.e hcisl tdr ettttn. 226
Rlp.eirtit iur Rrabtr....,.....-........,. le0
gGuNbpbt .................,...,l l.2S
BGtmprIs ....',.,..'.''''....'... LOU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

Die RpthtdpttO's lolsn no, tpe en
@erhdt bebaupist, erbotsn babsn, GraRtreib
aus ieinsn gsaennatiiatn pstuuidren 8srles
genbsii,n su retten uno Den aan3en 9riraa
Der bon ben Teutihsn Der Staoi g}aris auf
trlceien &rses Contribution pDrauittdtn.
Sin ioldss Antrbittsn bat ieint 4eosntuns
Gouis Ybilipp fam burd bic StdBe otr 2a=
iiites auF ben abton uno ts 1T niti nnlt6Ss
ltd, bas bic 8otbltilo's bic g8ieoerb:titsGsr
oss Raiisrrtidss tusroen. btiien slftigs Anbdns
ger fie ttis aentien Iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

Weps sWorf. 8. Gtbruar. - (Ssrularo
0unbt) Das @oniert sunt Ssiten Der 2n
terblisbentn ots SrH. v. 9unOt ioiro nun be-
fiimmt am Sonntaa, ben rs. b, IN ben sger
mania NIlsmbln Moons" IaitfnOen. Das
Gon3ert nuroe auf oitlen Saa uerlhOben, neil
es ionl NIT Dem 9on5erie lum S.Iien Der
gBittme bes peiItorbenen Muft. DIRECTORS Ans
id1lB auf einen Gag gtfalIen irdre.
- tBerbetrenots f5euer am Sroaotuap
Geitern Yprmttta9 srplooirt. i'm 8sitbdrslos
tale Der SpriBtu Smportturc @ebr. Htuiobn
in Der 2. gtage oss 6auits Rr. l6}, 8tuao
map, Elm &aiOlin. Diem, Der gum lsiSen 0es
prtpatburenus benuBt Wuroe. Ste breunenOt
JlhiIiateii fog in eiuen 9auftn 2baarsn uno
5hnoste o,eislben on. Die Jsutri0cbr par is9r
prompt an bet Sranoiidtit. fDnnts aber Dtnlg
belfen, ba ote Tinmnirn isbr raid UNI flu
grilieu. Ser 8Drratb Der t6ebr. 2cuiiobu lit,
um $50 000 lit abtr thr Sl70.00 IN totDsn;
ben Gompaeni.'n periihert sGoueOn.@ rHis
ptfppolA u. .BtobeA s2l 600. ~Ropnl" S2i :
500, saueen" Sl5 000, s5mptriul@ $4,000.
ioro- $40 600, yJatsrnationns" $4,000, ga,
mar" $4,000, .9RarbGttan- $1,000 .Astua Of
5artfoto- Sl2 500, g turiip" S5000 ylHns
,binatsnA $500, yRufsrtpdtr" $1,000 uno
.WsfbantH Sl0 00J. Gotten g. 5d)l9b, ipttd .
Die oberen @iagen als Srnbsn anstigt fSabr.l
bsnust.n. peripren $50. eco uno tno In fol
aenben Gompaanie'h perfhert: sSmp'rint.
$4,000. .S,eurtip' $1,000, -TeW Wufl" $4,000
| .8arf' $1,000. .eplumbio4 $1,000. s6onlrntrl
t,al erhanas- 5000. rS,ferIon+ $4,000 UNI
.Gommonntaiib" $4,000. aBm. 2inielrp
Comp Supotieurs pon S.iDsns.ngen. psldp,
oas GfogsitoB btuObnen, petiterfu $1,000
meift burt lboIisr Sdaoen. iinD absr fur
| Sis. 900 pstiidsrt. &os 8tbduos, giosu,
ttum pou Or. SDbn ggoItf puros UNI 5000
bsih6oiat. r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

Su stnem SOrbrle pou SerieD Civ,
MS. etI6oB iib an MOniaa Gueuoe Der
iunge Geo. QB. Q8httnbsrg. Gr mar Dor einl.
9tr ,3.it lpeaen untsrihlsiies aus einem adts
baren gsiGdlte enilaIlsu woroen, CAB Itp benz
Srunte uno idls6ten Brauen3ImmsrH bin,
bus er iGlitblit. 0es HtbeHs mHOe. itdl eln.
Guael ourda Den Gopf iuqte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

llnfsre aussestthnete Gtnridtuns fur bas
8eblrfnis bcS YublifumS fam nidt ibertrCf'
fen peroen, uno BITE BON uns esbptenen Dor"
tbetle ftn6 bier nod nt6t pffertrt wCrben.
n,s5s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

Gincinnatt. z. 6tbr.-(Gtu fhrtdlt'
der ln0thdsfQl in 9amIIion -- sin iungts
fSrauenllmm.r idlt IN bas stampfWeIt elmer
Yaptermhble un0 iprO pOllhdnbia Iermalmt
Vim tsBten SamitaG WIotgtu bsGnnneH
3tmmtilsuie i'm 0rlttsn St0dpeTts an y dHts
Bapitrmhble in S1m,Iton. 8uiIer so gu ar.
betten, um bOri 3ttparatutcn unO SIbene
runaen poraunsbmer, un0 es Wur0s babel nd
tbts. ttren Gbsll hes tjuBboners Ou'8uubmn
Us l6sint, paB, mad oem Olslc5 acldeber ,uGr
Ole 3lmmtrIcute nGh ciRem anoertn G9aIle
ots BebGuOes aeGauGeR marsn, um Slpbolb
iu obtgem 3nsde DO 5uberst,eR. Ge ourb
@ntternuHg elnlger 8ttter o.s BuBbootns
| entItunDene StiInung mar gera0e hDer benz
| Stampfmerfe I'M StOeiien SiOde WelGes gum
| 3erfiampfen Der GumpsH gebtautt mlro. un0
ble 3mmetleute LGtttn q un;e,lQNen, Die
| SifnuuG 3u beoeden obsr bi! GeifAung 5u
umidtieBen.
3wuaen 3.9n unO III ll9r 8ormiItaAs
ein8en mebrere juHge WdObtH, Dsltbe rs ia
mem @iabllIiement arbsitsn, Dur6 0us brittle
| Stodpsrf, ats eines pom ibner, Mdr9uatte
! GrlsgenbaIer, 0WrCb 0as God in 0as Stampf
usrt f / unO augtnblidli3 pOlfanOi9 Bers
nalmt nut0e.
Ser Rotbjtrei bss WidOdens 3og raid
idulutlide Arbstter nss gtabtitments bsrbei
uno oils oas 5tampfuert i'm ellten Stud ge
| 6ttntt uuroe, bot tlap Elm ldrtdltbtr 4nbltd
bar, ba BET adrse G6rper oes IL i6brteen
uno nod ptntgs au9subl'd: pprber iG6nsr
uno lsbsnsfrObtn WdObeRs bOtfdnOtg str
mdlmt mar.
Ser Coroner bitlt Iofort sinen srqueit at
uuo cine Smp CAB tin 8erOitt in llsbsreiu;
ftimmuna nit 0en obigeu &hatiHhen ab. Gtt'
ner Der MHgtteIlten iuurGe in Der Sadle Geia
oslt. Dte llebsrrthe ots ungtAdtihen Wtd0
6ens puroeu am Sonntaae aur GrOe bsitatt,
uno Sablrsi9e 6TeunOe uno 8srwah0tt iuobn
ten bem 9eibtnbegdnantlle bel.
Die 8erfprbsne mar am Grettaa: II Snbr
alt eemproen uno ole gItsrn Battsn lu Gbrsl
oisies Cages etn 5tit psranItattt. msthem ntt
Mitglisoer Der TGutilte unO 1nbIreids iSreun
be, pelde Warguariie 3u be8lhdphni6en ia
men, bsipobnieu. Sie JeitlI6teten thloiA
init sinem gtDBen Wlttaqtli:n. nobel bas sut
burtatagiinO" nit Der gloBieHE nsmhrOtR
t.it ben 86Iten aufmartste unO 4lle ourb III
freunolidss a9sien eniShd!e.
luobl fonnte oamals Rtenano abEtn, Oai
Oieie liebItde 8titalt Giu HdAilen Witta9 Elm
srmalmts &tid,e itin iusrot. Gen S1mer
9ltsrn usrmaa ttine 5:oer lu hei6rsibtn. un
mir psriibern tie unlGrts tnniRIt,n S,iletot5
tBoltsbiatt,)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

unb mstr SatIbar in Daarrn cbsr Saar.
llnfsrc Daarsn fperSen fret mad alien G6st>
len eer Stobt seltefert, aber nur bet Seithtt'
gure berGslbtu garanttrt.
8ritEt6e Sr5res rpsr6sn tefen5 aue5efutrt.
ets sroas Re,p.SJprPer 2beesg ompasHie,
SIR, 80, ef.9oIttmprciirr
Der yMormpr~SaQe" Be8snIbr.
(febr .3HpttI4 a.3. .&g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
Ote
@roRe SSetus9orfcr
SDee=GOmpagnte,
Rr. 90, WeF- SGItimureitr.,

(ber rMarrtpr Safe" searnaberl,
trIoutt itdb, bent Subtfum Ste Gr6Fnuns tbres
f66ntu gtablifrmtnts an eisitm YlaBe oriUs
Jetstn, pVlelblt Gin srpBts Eager in
Sbcc, InFec, Smtfcr unS
GeiuiirScn
in better 2uaIii6t un6 Su BEN btutsRsn gterp~
gprtsr 9rsiitn, ob5RsIib 8pu, antutrsfcn IT,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-14

duced in Smyrna and Turkey. The
plants first obtained were not of the
right kind. The seed were costly. 1t
requires good land for its production,
such as would make good tobocco or
Irish potatoes. The yield per acre is
from 80 to 80 pounds, which varies in
price from $75 to so per pound. We
have seen specimens of the opium of Mr..
Pitts production. He thinks the climate
of Tennessee well suited to its cul-
ture as evidenced by the large
yields he has gathered. One hand can
cultivate easily and well four acres,
which at a yield of thirty pounds, would
be $500. 1t requires half dozen hands
to gather while one will make. The sea-
son is very short. The most successful
method of cultivating it is to follow that
adopted for raising cotton The land
should be fertile; that highly MANFRED
with stable ordure is to b. preferred. 1t
should be well and deeply plowed, finely
pulverized by the frequent use of the
harrow and roller, and laid off three or
three and a half feet and bedded. A
very shallow furrow should be made on
the crests of the beds and the seeds
sprinkled along the rows, one dropped
every three or four inches. The cover
ing should be very light not more than
an eighth of an inch. Should rain imme-
diately supervene the sowing no covering
is necessary. After the plants have come
ND thew should be thined out to a foot
apart. The after cultivation should be
the same as cotton. About the first OF
June the Juice begins to form IN the cap
sules and the harvest begins, the manner
of performing which, we have already
mentioned.
We hope to hear of many farmers
entering this new field. The profits ex-
coed those of cotton and tobacco, and
the work is light and easy. Old men,
women and children, who would be ut
terly unable to work in tobacco, or even
gather cotton, can incise the capsules OF
the poppy and gather the gum. Tennes-
see should never import another pound OF
opium, fax, hay, potatoes or bacon. 1t
can make all these articles, and make
them protitably. Hundreds of other things
also are drawing the money from our
State and leaving US with empty purses.
Let our farmers diversify-we repeat, di-
versify,-take care of the soil, work well,
and glorious future is in store for our
people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-14
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE
The Edgefie,d and Kentucky Rail-
road - Letter from MI. Josiah
Kirby, President of tue Cincinnati
and southwestern Railway.

CINCINNATI, July 10, 187l.-J. G.
Thompson, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.-Dear
Sir. Your letters of the Sd and 9th
inst. in relation to the mutual interest of
Nashville and Cincinnati in saving the
Edgefield and Kentucky Road from the
grasp of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company, and enclosing slips
from Nashville papers in favor of the
purchase of the Edgefied and Kentucky
Road by Davidson county, Tenn, came
duly to hand. The interests referred to
are so important that no delay should
have occurred 10 replying, bat my en-
gagemeuts have been such up to this mo-
ment that | have not been able to do so,
and now fear shall not be able to render
you such reply as the importance OF the
subject, both to Nashville and Cincinnati,
and, might add, 70 the entire Central
West and South, justly demands. The
candor and freedom with which you
make YOUR statements and press upon us
want of interest in keeping open the
great thoroughfares which bring US to-
Gether in our commercial relations IS just
what was wanted TO make your truths
conyicting and draw from US
the reasons which make it so
difficult for US, great and wealthy
city as we are, TO do all we ought to do
in such connections, and what we surely
would do. unrestrsined by unwise prOvis-
ions in our State Constitution, of which
you are freely informed, and which must
serve as an apology for not acting in our
corporate capacity.
The QUESTION of calling convention to
amend cur State Constitution will be sub
mitted to the voters of Ohio at the next
October election, and no doubt will be
carried by large majority, and we can aIl
scarcely doubt that our Constitution VIII
be so amended as to enable us to assist IN
the construction OF such public works as
shall seem to lie TO our advantage; Dut
until this is accomplished we can render
Won but little more than moral support
in your great efforts TO save yourselves
from being swallowed up by the extraor-
diuary avarice of the Louisville and Nash
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-14
ROMANTIC RESULT OF A STARE.

The Greenfield, Ohio, correspondent of
the Chillecothe Register writes:
A beautiful and wealthy young lady,
at social party, took offense a. what
she supposed to be impertinent gaze of
gentleman present, VINO was a stranger to
her, but q friend of the lady of the
house. The young lady demanded his
expulsion as condition of her remain
ing. Explanations ensued. The gentle
man was not looking at her, though
beautiful enough to attract and fssten the
attention of shy one" He was looking at a
fine and costly chain that eGcircled the
fair ones neck-just such one SIS he
had purchased for his sister-in one of
the links of which (hsving q secret open
ing) he had put his photograph. But
some months since, and before he
had an opportunity to present it to his
sister, it was stolen from him. Upon
examining the lady'5 chain he touched
a spring (to the little beauty unknown),
and 10 and behold there was his photo
graph.
l leave you to judge of the confusion
of the fair one. She Immediately offered
to return the piece of jewelry, which was
politely declined, for the time, aud it is
said by knowing cues that she has con-
cluded to accept of the young mans
hand and heart, in order that being the
possessor of one she may be permitted to
retain the other. 1t is but justice to re-
mark that the young lady bought the
chain of travelling peddler, who hac
stopped at her fathers house, for about
One-half Of its original cost.