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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14


Die urla9e beX Hsps6 III 4,
burger @tienbab bu ungl Ii d 8
miro lsst auf cine &nider,t Der souOlonstSt
isnba5ngeisaihats- SurRdBtiabrt Gte llnter.
llbun8 bat uRtsr Anoer.m aud srgs6tR, DaB
ole Sslorgan8 .Inss gOtDfBnals, tar w,ld)c
bis Dor Ginger Set elm brlonOtter AuIleBtr
an8sltsat mar 5ur @tiparRiB uon Soren =
o, y. 5ur GrbobuH9 0et GiU,oeRoe Der Attios
nars--etnsm anbersn Sisnalmanne init tbsrs
tra8sn muros, Der oas Woibn8naI u,rabIdum
te pbsr gar t,lns 3:it msbr patie, oGiI,lbt ttts
tl8 3u tlslen. 3ol9sn osm unfals, Der osn
Dslju8 bstIaf, uno oem 9eraniommsn oss
egprtB3usss ioa sln 3:itraun pon luenlgitsns
3 9inaten tnne8slsssn baben, oOltommen
Dtnrslbsno. um, uenn oas NoIgligual rldptlg
belorst Dorosn pdrs. .oenggpreB5ug SumAaga.=
ten 5u bI,n8sn. Sle lYsIIsH III AlUaRp merOen
ptrmutbhp p.ri1eoene Sl1stbstsgatBs naas
trd8ltdp palliren. l5lr pie0elbolsn ahsr, ,pab az
gen Wep,fenloltBtsli uno SaDutt ole Veley,
8sbuHg mahilos vt uno bl,ibsR MIRO. IS sIeDt
um oIsis In Sbadp 3u balteH, nur ,tn WAttel,
o. !. tirpas bdllamsr o6rsden uno 6utpl tar
Dte eiseHe 9aut. .H. o.. I..s'..'....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

bet aatirla Guatuis unD propbuts Die Saiat'OP9r
RaDUltun'8.
Gurh eumbutbjs fam Gr Prioutn bon fdmilien.
3tnubt ttff eraetuurtligu Gntuu. mts fen. I'm.
tTtut ope Qrlnibcitu burtu reun 3GGEn adrIlta tu'
ttleu uuo ptt9attt 9lNd in mBIhtH 1titatitu uno
Gbeu.
gr farm bic Vtrpaustubtit geasuruart uno 3HIuuit.
oruie Die gtftmmuHg rBsno u;ltp Prrion potbu.
IdgtH.
GGblrst Rr ss, SdDcttcIr SHbitits, stnt Gbars
uattrbalb bouioaphr 3immcr Ylr. 9.
6pretRuRogu BON ubr Wotgtns bis ubr Nbtnbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
gpe3ial. .gtoti1en.
Saltimpre
|, ~en

8attimOre
Sire Snluranee Office,
sHowsit gde BON South. uno a8uteritraBs,
perVdsrt fOrtpabreuo scsen gsruR poer g6aosn burh
8ranounsttt iowobI in per StaSt, rute i'm aGnot als
Qrten pom Gtqcntbunl. YBohns, 4aOeu. uno Waurtn'
bauirr banoeIso.ter AderbauprOoutte; W6brn, Sauss
DISQUALIFICATION i'm Sau be8riitene oosr I'M Safen In 2a
buna beiinDltte iSabrleuge u. l. 10.
BaS Direttnrtum be6eht aus fntashbtn Ptrrsni
gBm o. 6arriiOn, Rr6toeut;
Geo. R. Bders, gBm 9. 9runt,
Il. qD. alrids, q b. Rdptt,
5auio g. gpilior. g. Robt. Senttns,
SuRdb perniugtou, g. Ytorton Stsmart,
Sfrdutis 3. atna, B +. 9lspcomer,
6enru Carroll, Srjtae 6orlutb
81 g. Gteuart 80. QB. Sdplpr.
NppIitaonss 5ormuart uno rpeitereNahrlht hber bic
gecuIhaii lpir6 in Der Office. Silopet'eds oouSoutb'
uuo aterr., erletlt no du als auftrd9e totort cts
IeOiet uttoen. gerderuugeu peroen aut ir9eno sine
Brtt augenOmmsu. ueIde Der AppIttant panlhsn mag.
(Jan1,lS) 6r. EsppewDrtn, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

ReapeIisr lal RsEsns..
. palIImore.Cble GLLenbabn.

RGAuIItH GtattoHtn-ams 8 ubr TEorsfHR
En6 Spfn&tGtr Stra sburs uiiS 3pti9tnplats
mir gRordenlug oerbtnOet h nit StTasburg u. QaIs
TVIonburq uIa RaraT sss9ap.gabu.
8ah bem gBertn- Hm unb 8. As NbenbB.
Radb FreOsrid unb pagtrstppn-um 8 nbr
ERoroers urO .05 NbtHos tausgtnommeu Sorntaasl.
Raa Q llttott @ttp u. I. tD.--Im s. 90 TlorBsns
HnO 100. LOS unO 90 slahnt tsonntass ausssnoH'
msnl, unO nab Dtouut atrp nm ubr SladHi.
Nah RDaibtnatou -um 100, sos, 7, 81 uno
IL 80 Uorgtns uno 2. 3.55, AS. 80 uno 45abtnos
gtdm annapolis - um uno ll.0O Tteratns
ano 4. As gsdhmittags
atus uub 1245 2.5O. 4lO. $40, 7.45 unS Nbsnos.
pbildccIpbia.s9 a.s9iIminatOn'saltc. GiienbabH.
Ran gbtIabsIphta, Spti&tRFGttontH
uuS p siGpGrtr Gtftnba bHs -um 7.2b T2oES
atns (GonntdBs ausssnOmrHthl.
Ra6 PbilaotiP 9ta une Rt1s sDo5t yott
g,rrupiut nad Bort DtpoFt abbisatHol nm $50 hot
eeus tGouutdgs auBstupmmtnl.
RoS BbifGbtIpbta uns Atw.gsrf mo IN
Bminson nit Der 9slapats y
Saatb bsn Sta tiOutR b Is Bort DGpoiti-
am s fIbr Radmlttass tSonntass sansstnommsHl,
Wnh N htIabelpbt ia = um 7.25 Nbenos, Malth
gta$ SspsSSri- GEprsBlas nm 10. 40 EbtHOi
iGsIia.
abtIabsISbta.ssaItD. GsntraI. SIRnbaAR
brrIdst Baltimore nm IS Uorasns uue 2.4o Ra4m
Siutt.Bbrsau: s.r. l47, 'SaltimcuBrGbs.
R5reItcae EtntraI.G GifeHbabu.
Rah 8tttsbupg, otm Hstftu unb Rprs
btn Els au6is R1asarasSdIlt, an auen Sta.
HOnsn lDlIasr Baltimore unO 9urt aHPalttno tdaIp
&, 81 IlOrgenB " Onptu8s unsBeRDulAtHl.
Ra6 Rittsburs, BEN @tttn uno Rors
ben 6ts g9tIItamsport unb Grtt- tdslt0 nm
Il. 40 Ra6mittass tSOnntags aus8tnonllnsnl.
Rah BtttBbut9, ben yt19ara'd dlIen unb
BufFaio- t6atd um 10 20 WbtnoB.
Rdh BtttBburg ,uno BEN SdbpgRen. an
BEN baupadiionen IDl1aen Baltimore nno 6arrtsbura
aubaitsuS idsItS um 7,4O Nbtnes tsouniaSs Gusas'
aSsSiiat waralanett GIIsaoaSH - I'm
80 WorssRB uuo $3.50 Na@mthags. a,
Sad StttpBbpra-Hm Uni $50 WoraeHS Hnb laAO
Ra9mtdas
$3.50 Yl1tmittGgs.
Gum6trIdnOtr rTbaIsBaba-um $50 Wtors
atns tPlD 12.4l Eahmittaga.
Ra& Dpri - taelih um $50 Rahmtttaes tSoHn'
tags nuBesuDmintu). =
RAD RurIton - MeItA I'M b.S0 Ra0mtnees
(6onniaes uusssnommtnl.
Slgti.Bdr,nu Jlr. 9. StOro.gaInsrtRT.
GatpuSptuer $ftrbebabH.
6tInblih uou ubr Vtorssns bis uer Aoenog,
Gbr ausarnommen. SpHntn9s itiiH6ltd bon ubr
HHorotnB bis ubr Nbenbs un0 ttot balbt 6tnot bon
81 ubr Abenos nat 9pnbou RGrf.
RaH 0lIteptt 6 ttp p-um uito 10 nbr WtDEs
aens uro 2 unD ubr Radpmittdas. 3uridtebrsnb bon
Eucot Gttp um upo 10 ubr WorBenB uno uno
EporotuS, uno 3, 4 une ubr Rahmttdgs naG, nro
unb 10 nbr Dtpresns uno 8, 8 nno nbr slaGmtttaps
Son gHeott &ttu
EprF.Epab Sferbebabn.
Raa xopiontopn FanoItt pon nbr Wornsf's
Rad Sooaustopn I'm 8, 61S, TX unS sH uRr
RorgtnB uno 81, az, AZ. 5K uHb 6k uhr Wbsnos
Wn Sonntagfu I'm 10A uu0 1lH ubr Wotetn8
uno l21<, lk, 2X. 81, ~, 81 uno oA n9r Ra4m,
uno bon SopaustODu bsrber. UNI 10 nno IL npr HRor'
gems uro l, 2. 3, 4, 8, 8, nnS nbr Na6m'ffaaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14


Rew'Oori, l3. 6sbr.-- (Nsp 0orter
aIlssneiner SdngsrbunO.) = Dte S,l,eottn
oes aassmsinsn Sap8erbunoes blsltrn atltsrn
Vabmuia8 in ben s@srman'a. aiitmblp
RoDms1 eine GrtraiBuug. UNI an Gi.le oes
psrrorbeHtn Qru. y. ounpt einsn Yrdiioen.
ten uno sinen proiotolittnotn Ssltttdr 5u
etmdbltn. 3u benz eIiisn amte fpube Or
Gltl1mann. Der mtbrers Sabre lana 8tts,
prdRosnt mar. uno 3um Setrstdr or. Start
aussrioren. l.E .nf er
-(3ublftss atl8smeines SdussrisIt Ser
GehauslbuB bslt etjisrn YoImlitaa uat.r
benz Yrdrotntsn Drn. Sbtp. 9tioen,elo in Den
.Wfmaniasa aitmblp Blooms" tine SlBung.
Srtte uon ben Bunosspolla
IN Baltimore uno YbiIao,lppia lusen uor !;
oieslhsn enibslten ieoo6 R,1is uon algtntls
nsnl 5niertis. Sit sAuro,a- pOn Jetualt
nIslbet itb nit So Uiann, Der sEeuiona .Wtdns
nertor,- Rem. papsn. iommt mt 40 Wtann
thr oas SdHSerltlt on. Der .Bniialo: Sdns
8erbano1 3sl9ts in tintm S4r.ib.n lelne abi
lltt an. iip am Hylit uno am prtisiiuaen
5u bstbttligsn. Sas einlaoun9s. 9onlie legte
5utt elnlaDun8sihrslbsn on ole lRltalieoer
oes Gprtneo'Hits 9 Dor. Die oet;pttrt ipurotn.
Auf Mntrag oss irauariitrunascomits
lobaIo als moalid an5eiasn, tpte piel Gd|tt fe
5u beberber9sn groenten uno tpas tiir Ygrtine
tie ais fpe5tele @dlie einlaosn. s5n Besu9
auf oas Yreisftnaen tpuroe b.i4lolien, baB
nd bic B.rttnt, Die preisitnSsn tuoIItn, bel ct
nsm BunorsuorHanbsmitghsb iBres beirifen.
ben Gpe,iaibunots aumelOen; BON beniielbsn
D:rben fie aud bic Yrsislieber erbalien. 9is
anmslbuneen mhIien big ipdietisas ben Is.
aRdr5 In Nsp Yort i.in. Sas plobeomtts
beritRi, baB ts .als Saupiquarti.r far oas
fSeft bic ,Wtrmanias "a iiemblp'3oonsA por'
foliage; ansenomnltn. Wis 2aupiquarttsr
fur Die pbilabelpbia'tr uno galilnprtr Spe'
jialbanoe tpuroen bic nsue ySestbopsn'Pale'
unb biets sEeutonia aiitntbip blooms, be'
ftinlu,t, Dlt erie @enera.prob. Der 5sii6ore
fno.t an 5, gidr, in ben ,Ssrmania' 'QIIsms
blp.Rpoms- fatt. ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

Snbem mir unfsrs YrsiSlifs fur 5bss unb
Saffee pprleeen, ma6su mir auf oaS pUn uns
eingefubrte Club 9 ltsm aufmerflom,
wel6cs 3otsls, 8titauratipaer, SOltb6uIern
unb allen eroetn gUnlumenten btbsutsnbs Dor
tbtile barbtttet.
Die 8Ortbstls uaferes Gtubfs(iem 8
Utrbsn burh fOlssnbe Grtldruns beutlt6 &c,
ma6t: gBtr erlauben allen 3bee" uno &affee>
Sedufsrn ben Rabatt bon '
2YrUSent uuf 9strdse BON $26,
$35,
., $50,
h. $75,
IL ., r., 100
unb mebr, jablbar In Daaren pber 8aar.
1nfere Daarsn werbsn frsi mad allen 2tet-
len Der Staot 9elisfert aber nur BET Selthtt'
8una berfelben sarantirt.
Dtr earantiren bic 2ualt6t unIsrer 9pda~
rem unb ltefern btsfsItsn frsi mad allen 2Bei>
len Der Stabt.
BrisEiGe Srbres tpsrben beftenS ausSeflbrt.
Ole srOat Rstp:gorftr SbeesGompasnie,
Rr. 90, Dsf>SaItimursllr.,
Der rMarmcr>Saae" ee9rniber.
CStbr S-apriIii la. .S.&gB.l E.. ...'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
0r. b. 81. Mrnnt.

Rr. aB, ,Rore.eibsrtpar arase. BaIhmort,
tpH 800 etrut Iabltn tDtun CT 3ngbriHigtti Buff
rbbrtnaf.G iianburs. btstnn,uos 56iutubu9t, Rufy
atbmigteit BtrIuH Der Gtimmt. Qatarrb unS QUE 9tt
ott bts paits, btr 2ungt, bu parnwtge, 6ts BllttA
btr paui 6brtuiaaitu. S1sptpht, S5aHsriudt. 90.
utorrboO,n. Rptnmatisrus, etropbtln. HtpsnI6tod'
&c. Nuatr. uro Obrtn.Rranibstitn u. m. u6t iprtrt
9D,r nit bier rtt argtibrn Htbtn btbaittt tf 0att
aibt serstfJeH, nds Or. @rant oae usbet btiIt,
ut ne aud bttBsn uno bsl6atttn ittn mOetn. er b.
fH5t Die Rrdiitn BET Kua uub bet 1att (NpttI271Jl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

=--
N1,SB8,OSA.81 Eptal's5erm5sen, fs r."
BEN 6sitstn ots StaaIss Asps Yort esadB anotltai.
8erR9rrt In her ,,8erHnnta"
Et. ,9ermanta" In stne gang bsutidt 0eIsujSaIi.
as II Die dItefte osutIhs 8titnitaft In Nmtrtfa.
Sbr aroBes Saptt1l nit beocutenoem ueberi&uk Ats
Rdhrt ben Berfherten bic befit 5idbsrbeit.
2us BerluH, perosn prompt uno oou beJabh.
Sbrt @eitdite itno unb luerosn pets auI cine nors
Hse unb IDltot gDeiit eetl9rt.
Die oeutjbt funbIhGFt fhert oty ~8ermantaH einR
styporrasnbt 6huuns tnttr ausu Btrit&srun9s'
t@1fien.
Stt .e5ermduia1 II bic erie uno btoentenoHt btnis
zoe Beritderungs sSeituidaf In ben 8tr. Staattn.
Gttns an0srs Seltnldaft fam ben Deutibeu arbhtre
Eortbtilt obsr beirre etberbeit gelpdbrtn.
q. U. DrOuS s. G6bne, g8tntea.
8r.2l, SoutbItraBs, Baltimore, Nb,
~. goIttet ptrosn In Der 4stntur ausstsrtiet uaO
Seruht btlablt. t3unti, ,l5.,t.a.8,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
SermildDte Seri6te.

t5ortissuH8 ioIat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
Die aufammen9efette Sauerftpff,
Qur hur1h (Fiunthu,trt,o

2unp,n,totr. 2uftr6brtraH GrhHnbun9, buatr
BtrIaH Der gtmme, Btroauur8sbsi i&ptrosn, 8p4ptps
ne, Rtrptnlttotn, auptmttrt Rorperihmdht ioDt alt
Gronii9tn 2tiotn iutrbtn trioiareid bsbanbtli bon
Rtdbarb 9dretHer, Ned Dr.,
Rr. 12I. Sdrrftr., Baltimore, IRo.
Btraibunesnunotn bis Ii MIR frab bon bis 5
ubr Nanm.
GmpiObItn ourd UaNor Wtaurb fuller, DR.. Theol.
tn BnrtfraBt. Baltimore. tRou 10 1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

bifr etmnhtt gHaartu btr itiuR,n Guald, uub btr
ttsitn 1aguu ~ Wrtttu Utrlout bu Gut QompstttDu
RCrIutiDJbtrn hu Z, EBcinbsTgcr,
gdg btT GgtGlU. UHb EaruioNatT tm obttn etabthtl.
uuh
Rr lo9, gotH. Baltimore rat; poubdpHrahf.
NIB. Vile Huitveqt pom Gunbt pluiliib au1atabT,
urh 3uritbfuhtu putduttrt. VbGuJtH lutrbtu &c. o.
~ o6n ptr Rot1umtiiunR Utrlhdi t2ll-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
6pc;ial : NOti,elt.
llrOplrt trnOrman0.

HiriIih ron pdris lurii69tirmmtn,
tttbttlt Goriultaiiontu In Gntt, man.
Gu. pbrCHplcese unb Yalmthtp In
BaltimDrt.
VluOpbtt RtuOrmdn6, 9stht htr
brtWhyvteuu n ifpnnnttAs hFWFthFN gla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14
8etnbcrger's
Stirfri un0 SdubC!
Stirfrl mo Shubr.
sac aer entatD. ni1b g,aratOsaFRs.

e4Ee Beg EutdtDs uub Edtatpaafg.
Nm pbtru Etabtbtilfl.
5Ir, T03. gScft Baltimore,
HaRt opIIlbapFrast. tim uuitrtu EtaShatiI.l
Der pr6Bte, biGt1Rs uHO ous8sOsbHtsie Bor'
roth boR Etsitln urn odnbtH, bsl4tr tes
mails BEN pubiiium oii,rirt ppr0tl
S8aarrn tn btm IrBtrn EabrtEdnltN Strfnnfg
9Efuuftl
sRan btlttt BE Etrotitturq foddrtr wtrosH TN
GrpBH uAo QtiHcn 10 ben crgftH.,u putitu OtrtnHn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-14

Q8te etn beutiher Splbateinc
gdnBe 6Immelbetrrc fsuD. @is
rte SranSpru mob ibre Slmmcbruccn auT
pen 9runen gbbdn9en prr %lrhGr SORTS net
ben lteGen, UNI itpen @rdablm cu5}unuBrr,
nelltm rie rcutlhsn SplrdCn cielen nltlulich
nah. Die @prppiCn paltffien lid blpf9
btnter Trillnmelbauicl, abcr nur lrItfn pGr,
tule ltdb etn 81 unppIlttt;lIc5 Sbttr b5 SW
Befabrllten Strllt. "a erot!b tpmmI Elm
9eltebfnfr BerItntr duf GtnGn gludiihcn Gin
fau. Gr entlhltrfI ltd, bic umBCtc5rr 9tpltc
ee5 Gels IN ecr yOplnpdut iu iptflcn, unr
frWht III Gin 9tpBCs Shddifra bmeir. Or
elbuiht nen aunlttgCn Wpmni, NO tcr gett.
pdnlmel fh III nett rcrpdl. Niit arpbCr
IIeue abmt er cte betannien 9,amrldute pte-
ler 8btefe n1d tno ridltG, beI gttbamnlel,
puI6 bte BertIeIeun9 Aeidud,t, fommt lang
lum ndber, ipabrenp rle SGeree lctnen Sdrt>
ten fCl9t. 0d ii Der 0eeisnrie Wpment ge-
funben! ter l6pIf In GbdaftIl,tpern Rarjt
auf ben un9lufltdben SUtrer Ter Stbaate.
Gr enlfItft tbn aus ber Ghuar Ger Senrn
unr lpft eleurcb Die 9dnje belb6rte Winge IN
fem 9eg. Die Scerte IN bem ltblautn Bur.
iden rerf1aen, mGSen aud bic Serren 1ran-
3pien nod 10 pid tnaaCH, tic iteben mt Der
lan8cn Naie ab. Sur ptC WOrrbttt RES pUr-
ltetenp Grl1blIen 1T bic rS0IehldDe 3timna"
peranIprrttt0.
BrootlDu, W,sY, l3 6tbr. - Ginsn
entltBli9en SslbitmurO babsn mir beute aus
Der Sirh.nitaot Ju berIdtsn. 6reoeIid 3.
O8osn, elm Warn BON 2S Sahren, wsl6,r bei
ietnsr Wtuttsr IN Yacliies StraBt mobne, mar
aagtnsin 9ea9tet uno als Elm umfbtsuousr
Utann beIannt. Dor turier 3stt aber madte
tr sinige un9lhdLhe @runobsliB. Spetuluiio
men uno sr nGbm itb bas 10 Bu SerIen, eaB
er ben 8ntano OsrlOr. Wtan i6idie ibn auI
Reiisn, neil man boiite, baB 0i.s auf ittne
hWermhtbiae Stimmun9 BON 9uttm glnfuB
stn wliroe. gr fam aber nab sinisen Mo.
naten ttdnfer 5urhd, ais sr obgtrtiIt mar, 10
bob ieine Wtuiisr uno ieine SdnsIttr ts fur
ratbiam btslten, ale ihatten SnRIpmente aus
ieinem 8srst6 3u snttsrnsn Nm iSrettaa bat
tbn ittne S9welter, .ttpas aus otm S.a,r 3ll
bolsn. Sort fano tr istne Nluttsr, tu.I6s Btoo
i4nitt uno iofOrt iiarste CT fh aut lie, UNI
it9 oss Welisrs gu bena6tiasH. Sie aber bielt
IS IN ibrsr S.r5peflIna mt AbsrmenbltGer
@nitrtn8un8 felt. iaOem lie um 9Rlis litf. 0a
SBoen lab. bob sr auf 0isie QDslle Ribis
ausribten tonnie, tDenotte tr Die SGnos Der
Wlutter 10, Dab Die S6nsiOs Oes Msllers nab
oben ftanb, uno prs6te oann ieinrn pals mil
iolder Stpat onae8en, oaB CT ftp Die &sbts
abibnttt. Gr Ilel auf Osn 9o0tn nieoer
uno mar In DsntGsH Nugenbltdtn tpot.
Sas Slut IlOB IN 9rOBtn Sh6men aus
Der flahenOeH gDunOs. Gno Die Heibe bot
etntn 10 entltblibsn anblit, bas Coroner
5ones tosl6sr bin5u8trufsn muI0e, ertldr.
te, bob sr NOD nibts 6ur9tbarers5 gelsben
babe.
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Sr. Qcn0rm0nh,

tlrIIi6 BON garis stiommtu. label bas gublium Elm
tau In leutr pifet Rr. 2S. HapsttS', untrbulo Der
poutoaphrn6e. 3tmmtr Nr. 8, III btluder.
er garan,ti iue BITE ptluna BON ptrl4hOtntu arani.
6stsn ais ausltbruug Ulagtulelntn, GntSaHbuHg btt
Auatn ntro6tin Gttotn bdrtndt9em Htebsr, RrdmpitH
Rbumdiismus uub Atbemtn QrlHtbetten.
GT bat Die rsusitsn Witbutntn pon gats tmportttt
bic bis itbt nod nte br uaIeu. unb pOpoR Ct upEiH
has 8sbslmuB btlst gtHaUnis RTdLtbsltsn IN thltfrT
3ttt rubtial 30 hctlCn
RuosttraRtb,ilsu Iulr0 ttlunNeyt gumuii a,'
ihtnit
Goniuliatiousu pon IL uBr gcrmtt'as bis ubr
RdhmiitnBs. tjebr S,IVH.)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
NEW ORIEANs REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY JANUARY H. 1871

The American way Of iving<is not the
Swedish way Of living, but the Swede
con be supplied with what he wants if be
will oriy inform US what it IS. The
climate is not so bad as it is in
Texas, and yet see how the Germans
stick to the arid plains ives; OF the
Colorado. There they ore a homogeneous
people, ard we hear GO complaints abor,
the climate. They plant cotton, raise
sheep, build factories and make the desert
to bloom. Bat they have milk. vegeta-
bles. lager beer, newspapers, thought and
speech. These things reconcile them
to the climate, and the same results
could be had IN Mississippi. If the men
who took the pains to plant the colony
had taken tie same pains 70 find out
what these eXotics wanted. They
would have done this if they had brought
t. rare peach tree on to their places. tu:
their good sense deserted them in the pre-
sence of this new growth which only spoke
a language but little less difficult O: their
immediate comprehension than tin: Of
the shrubs around them.
VIVA: the colonists wan: is 70 he rlnde--
stood on the matter OF their mental and
physical nature, and their waits being
supplied we shall hear no more Of the
climac.ic excuse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
A LITTLE LEARNING PROFITABLE.

Il is reported that the Swedish colony
which settled in Mississippi has become
dissatisfied. and this disconten: IS charged
agains. the climate. This IS an easy
thing 10 10. The climate is q good pack
horse, ard when the matter ls want OF
vegetables, a. lack @; milk or difference
about wages, the Disconnected settler
shrugs his shoulder as he moves of, with
the stale excuse in his mouth that the
climate is bad. It IS ta(sehood thG. can
not be dispro7ed, but it is e suggestion
that experience does not uphold. Of all
the population that Lave come into the
South from the North, It has never been
complained by the hardy New EnslandeEs
that they could not stand the climate. In
fact, it has never been possible 20 drive
the Yankees OF. after they had spent
a few summers with rs. .Ut these
Swedes are TO: Yankees. They ere sur
rounded il Mississippi by individual and
personal Influences that have turned them
from tie home Of their selection. The
people are not agreeable. the language is
moi familiar, the diet is no. homelike.
their surroundings ere all on. Of harmony.
| The fact is, there is too much bacon and
corn bread, and too little mix, and too
few vegetables about our tGrm-louses.
The old plantation system prevails q. .iv-
inc on a coarse diet, and Of 6roodinG n
icnorance It is doubtful i: the men who
! promoted the colony IL Mississippi ever
thought about supplying the eolonists
| with newspapers in their own language.
Their mental faculties were ieft to stag
| nate, while their muscle was developed
on unsavcry food.
With people from tAo northern -ati-
tudes, whether European or American,
the mind is rs necessary to be kept busy
as is the hand. And what is Of equal i'm
portance, the food must De varied and
pleasant.
The Swedish colony finds fault with
the climate because it is easier and
more polite to do that than to
say to the people, "You live low
you stagnate in ignorance and prejudice;
YOU are not alive to what is doing in the
| world at large" And so they 60 away
| with polite falsehood, when they might
? population of that year. In the parties
g. |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
On CARONDEET STREET.

The only e1citements in the stree: yes
terday we're Slaughterhouse stock and
Levee scrip. The former opened with
iirmer front than it has exhibited for
some days. and even advanced SO :ha; the
price was said to be 22!. This position,
however. was no: long maintained.
Toward evening the stock declined. and
there were some lively passages between
two Of the leading operators. One offered
800 shares at %. and was offered Y.
An operator on the other side then bid
%, for 1000 shares, bat the othe. decline:
to sell less than LOCO shares. 4: this
point the negotiations ceased. and
although the price seemed to have de-
clined slightly from the morning Quota
tons, the bulls seemed 20 have ra.he! the
bes: O.! the confic: at the closing. :. ~
NOR was put in circulation that the case
would come Up IN the Supreme Court q,
Washington, on Monday next. bu, it did
not appear to aiec: the stock. We should
suppose that ar early decision would be
quite as much desired as deprecated by
the company. While this litigation is
pending. investors Will always be shy and
timorous, ard the stock viii be simply e
football for spectators. !: the COM
pany win the case the stcch VII! a: orce
take that position 20 which is intrinsic
worth entities i.
There Vas good GA, c: :alk Yesterday
about levee scrip, consec.uer: OF the very
unexpected action @: the House n pass
ing the bill over the Gove:no, veto. The
marke: was no: much improved: fy this
incident. as the 6..l has still - IN the
gauntlet Of the Senate: b.: G gcc.: t-l-i-
ue.s was done IN i, nevertheless.
The following were :he sEe:s Az. i.cs
q. tho Poe ~ las. NIGHT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
NEW AND FANCY GOODS.
yip G.OWS, vElVh-S iSD TRIMMINGS.
(rCEBI.E Il HIPpEET,

lI:....... Canal @,reet..............137
Eavs IS received u, steamers Ere .e-n, A.
ta.nbr and 50 OAK. 10 magnificent assortment
Of NEW and SEASONABLE FANCY GOODS such
IS RI. Gloves Velvet Ribbons. Tltetas and Satin
Ribbons; styles OF Ribbons for .ca1fs. je. aud
Fanny Jeu..ry Embroidered slippers. Faney Linens
etc; Toys. Porcelain Dol. &c: Ve,oc;peSes .ard
Ct.,drens Carriages etc.
Gentien,en's Furnishing Goods.
Such a. Shirts. Gloves. Collars. CIavats. Sl.sp.EC
us Drawers H uda.1c!.,sss Fancy waking Ca,.es.
Umbrella. &C. -
GCEBLE & EIPPERT,
,oi5 ,Gr,rr No. -. Canal t;Te+'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

Miss Lucille Western takes a benefit al
she Academy OF Music tomorrow evening
We learn that many Of the parquette seats
have already been engaged for ladies. The
emotional drama of East Lynne viii be
produced, and in order to secure seats, ap-
plications should be made nj once to The
treasurer Mr.. Roberts, at the box office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

The Marshall Texas W~a.y says: The
New Orleans ErpURLICAS $ the very ICES.
newspaper IN that city. It g d source Of
qualification as well az pride - know The
Republican parry have such an able organ
an their Iridsr'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

Certain blce metropolitan warrants. Ge-
scribed IL he advertisement, have seen
'ost. paymen. ras been stopped, bit LID
rral reward viii be paid i rney are deLv-
cred, to Mr. 7. s. Barton, corner G: C..ron.
.la!e+ and Grpyi.r Streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

There was the largest clearance'o1 cotton
rom this port yesterday, perhaps, that has
ever been known, the amount being n he
aggregate twenty-five thousand seven hum
.lredred and seventvfour bales. prin cipaily
fer Liverpool and other European ports.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

The steamship Thomas kelso, Captain
Dubois, the pioneer vessel of the line estab-
Iished By John j. Raynor and others, proui-
nent stockholders Of the New Orleans,
Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad, arrived
here Yesterday afternoon. She will go into
service at once, and wo congratulate the
merchants and shippers Of this city on the
t,rosneets OF more extended freight accom-
nodnt;ons and cheaper freights between
New Orleans and Texas ports, now that the
I1orean Line has healthy competition to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

The State Auditor. Hon. James Graham.
,ublishea:his morning various stems which
make 4 State tax OF fourteen .anc a hal.
mills on each dollar OF assessment, which
official papers n the country parishes are
usesteu to NubIisr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12

II. J. McEttrick is again attempting 20
walk lO4 hours, corsecutivcly, without rest
or sleep, N Boston. Somebody suggested,
she other day, that II he and lis brother
pedestrians would attempt to split wood or
shovel sand for the same length OF time, t
might be of some advantage TO somebody.