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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0lu,ciac.

Nddtibt rutrb lttrlNtt IcBcbcH, tGB uHIlrbCthrtte
Soulhutt lnr SsrtualtdHQ Gee Tdbtaiirs bts ell.
bier DCritlrbCtfu &cinr t6ufienbetdcr etbGitrn bat.
Aue StticNtBtn, tutlhr BortctlngrH an httcm Ndh.
idB bdber, Ueroet bltrnit arlBrtortcrt, iolde Htbit
Den netbtacn ScItgrn i]ph;elcuG am Is Wat
1872 ,tnBNrvttcn mo lrlttnb 40 Hinhrn, obct si gee
iJlrttgcn, ed3 tie tbrt A~uiFrul1e an oteirn NudleB
Nttttl't in ~UgtIulltn rtltart tuttoCn nDgtn. VIE, bic
Subturatr an nicfN VadtnG 80 mGtCf BADEN. lptI.
otu Bttlntt auiariorcCtt fOlde nuuctyGgttdl an tntfr
9eihnttt 80 letiteu; no Hlht 70 tpitb lgicgtit tlrgr.
l6tltte1 Wtnraaretbt u. Aufenbsracr,
t27i,S 1852 aominiiratortu.
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essa @lcine 9anaitsaen Az ~perfanien.

gTTr tperoen Werionen, fuelde bteiefben ~ t~uItipircn
heabiidtigen, tietue Wotnpldse pon 10 bis 100 atsrn
in SotparosS ountp, rabe Sutesuille, On beru Yaito.s
Sbtos9dbn," 10 YtelleH bon Der Staet, geleaen, uers
tunIen gegel baare 5ablun9en itHo tteincn inonGtlifeil
@reettJabiungen. 0us ganb lit put ~beludert II. cine
Ger heiten eu9en. Jobn @tenn & Gump.
t2b5-l Rt. bS. ggens fSlbettetr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04

2O00 SaNc 30. VI" SatS uub
1850 sud- nSUdus" uEh rTcNtins" itiues 5nlG.
icSt Don ben Sttfrn Sea e6rm" utb ,&NrIctoUa
Won %etpctpooI ~lanotno uno IN p~GfiCubcu THrtie'n 81
babcu bel J. IDoH. SapiS \ Gpmp..
(Itj-J III. 40, SoutJ-SttuAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
NertetGernngem.
G6erifIss8 erfaut

S[Y Strait mo in EolgC eiues Fiori fscias on
condemnation hes Common Bieas @ettbts
IN Der Hldae Ger Noparoa tNHh-@ efenibdft" eerStabt
Baltimore 9egcn samuel /. Waeeubhin tutrbe Id an
Ger @ertbtshdn5tbhlc tn Der Stoot Baltimore Duus
nerffaa, Den IL. ScBtmbCr 1871, Mtttaps 70 ubr,
eintatteue" ereihunertt uHs ereiunetrei6ia nj
aoblens umc Giten' 81 cicu fd,aft" p~srtGuitu.
8tbiH9uH9: BaarSobtuua.
MuautuS hilbert, S6criff;
Il. rs. Senuett * Spmp., auft.
1910 81 q < I d Of q 1 "A
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0erlangt ntO Seiu9t.
@c~Iaunt

8erldHat.
Gin Sarbjer , @ebltie. Yioh5utrdssn bel Srcus
SrHftberger an SenufpIoani 1loenue, nabe9(os
iberttrnRt. (2S1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
Stnat WarpInnb,
Siireau ecS StadtssS cfretdr5,
~ Nv VII 81
Din Mllt. Sic GO auusutt

VII VIM lIt 90 nIlHtDIT
NtCrntit Min brtaUnt GtWGtt, ouB btt'H 0cuptrr
ueur Elm &CRuaetguna5ll"0u4 ctupercidt tpoItrn lit
iarbtg, WtHc ~ hcm GuminGl @tidte iht bic
Stutr Baltimore tu iGuulrs EtrmlHr 1871 otS Ntshs
lilbte EbtElU9rt uno 81 - UiuHattl @cliu8ui6
utturtgtlt Uutot.
0u @OuvsrneuT uIyb ]btidatte @tIat an ohtt uub
btm "A. Yea. 1871 BuT Gn6rutimctbnng porntbmep;
Ue ouUlu ipIotr Itpttiie atGcR bttic6 Griut unpe-
bort pCgbru urt bt. btlTsittueC Vttttiou mad bcut Grs
lnctisn ots @ouUcrntnrS lat GiEjGt oiitH ieiu, Sm
AuitruA bee @ouuctNrut5
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SrrUnitcrsz Serf0ut


EIM ron
mtrtbn olltm DIT 8ruubeigcntbum
nn Der
Srtferipn= maize SuucflrdBc.
Eolat etntS Sctrtte5 oC5 Srtis = Geridtc6 Der
Staot 9ultimorc, miro Der llntcriclhuttc ais Gcr-
lnNlttr AMI ottcntItbtr Au'tiOu an Grt uuo Gtcllc
Surnctfna. hen u. GCBemhrr 1871, Rad,mittoaJ
9 uBr, Oqs nadtepcnb btibrtebcnc &i9cntbum Utrs
tnuttn, GmlIh!
eas 9auie cjrunsfiif nebft GebSulld,fciteu,
IN belGNtcr Stabt gcitpfu mo In elmer Supotbct bon
SSlllam Oelualo al otn Sttnre 8anUrretn ytr, 3"
pom 4. september i666, lpclhe In bcn quHb= sthtpen
brlu9tcr Staot tn Stber " ID, Nr. 3t4, Nof. tOi &c.
etngctta8en uno, ipte totqt, bcitticben itno. ndmltdl:
an per Saoiette Der 1eterIontr0Bt 0utGagcnb, Gin
1hoott' &dc Der S~rttcrloul unbl SunonrdSc uub an
Der ylorolptitrGdt ets @nuetitcS, Ipgtbcs an eincr
GtlplneH george @ipt UerpGUtcl luuroc, mo oann an
ole Suolrltt Der lCttctlunIttdBc BrraiCub unh 0llih
lanltno ptttSebn iiN Eu6; hann Iholtd, parallel init
Ger Sonoltrufc lnfuRetehtnSt g (16l Trk bs an ttnc
ICbn llul BnB blette VHiic; buru lUeitttM at DER
Aoroltttt Der @aIIc OterIcBH u4J RnG his on Glpcfg
s'tlnoltat InotGnm ntreltt, an hciNgtcs @runotid
Ntenieno, bis S1m AntcuGepnnttc yrtnitet init elncr
ldbrlthcn SriHomtttbC uon riuuuo Nuaniia l2D Doll
ldr9 uno mt etnert crttlo1lNcn ieasiitcincrnen
lSohnbauie NIT StlleTgeiboB uub 1tutiitNfiacn
0iutergebdube Uehaut.
Observation-Disclosures, tdut SCtrct: cir TritttbeiI
haar, Der 3ftlt in d ure ~ MuHutCn, mit StuICn ouf
bic @reeltSGblunBtn pom StrtGmIetage an, unb hurr1
Ole ytottu oes Sluters sur ,Suiiroeub II bC5 Brruais
tiers %tnbolttrt, QCtt6Crt; obrr Mlts BOAR nadl Dem ltes
Rdntc aCitabt ipro, mug cine Auiublung BON $500
gcmadt lucroCu. "
Setmaun h. Sropudcis, gcrpultCr,
~. 50, St. HaIlltG0fc, Stn uitr Nr. 3;
p. y. Cover x gbbue. autt., ~
losSft7@tc Der Wap. uno SauGtrilr.
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SwrrtfiszV

rlII FEVNTF
LII 8tatt ino In SOlgc Ctncs 8ctebleS tFleri ia.
GlaS ON condemnattonl 0cs Common Bleasa @frtptcs
Oct StGtt baltimore In Der Rtaqe pom R9itipp 2eaIs
ter At9en, Fetct 6erltnnn tueroe Id an Der G6iire ocs
9erthtsbnutc6 Withhold, ben +. ScSrmber, Writ:
tags sS tbr, aAcs Wettt, Scltetbum mo 9nttreife
bt5 NelnGten Fcter 9ertldnr on II. Gut cinem C5runes
ttiicFs mir earauf ftebentcm GebGureu. In Der
Stnoi baltimore gele9en, p%eTfuuiGn, Uelhrs ntt
lolat beftttcbsn 1T, nGmtid: on Der Siticite ocr
St8tlraBe. IN Der Gntiernura uon "a TuB iiiolih BON
oer StootzSte oect ~Steuiung Der VtGbta uRb gpins
oerftraBs 1ntanotho; Damn iuoltt, tdngs Der 9iubts
ttaBe tShlettcl, 40 SuB; Damn tlidl, parallel mil Ter
BtnetritrdRe. 120 SuB bis on Die gBGttieite ether 90
tSuB bteiten glep; Damn norolid,, tdngs Der gBchitttc
beiG9ttr Natp, 40 Gu8 uno oonn peilih In oraoer 81.
ME Surit bte gum NnluuDSpunfte. Duifctbe III init
etnem 3%'todi8sn iieaetfetnerueu 5ouie bcbaut.
Seoinaun9: SGar3ubGung.
N%ugpifuS hilbert, Sderif;
Il. SS. Seiuett 4 Spnp., Iuit,
RON . A Il 2 an . Il z az
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Die iebr 9cihiitc 9tGtbgCbgrin, ~tanrJu ieoer 3ett tber
SerGdltntie ocs 2ebcne, iihcr @ltd utb lln9tiid &C.
i~prOdben iuerbel in Rr. 3S6, 4isbttrahe, uilrtC
9blre pom Der 2geitrdRc, rett5 In Der Iueu. %
Cts. pro Berion. Sonntags ntdt III lpreben. i2S3-s)
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a Sur6 Sam. :. Super & G0mp.
SV2n.OOO SGEer Sdiufcn, sd,rIteru,
Rtur fsifh aut 9tcdHune Dcfen, hens an
1eht. gegcn ~SGarBGbfuH an ptrtaufcn.
SiCuftda. ben b. 8t,br., @prmittugS 10 uhr,
lpCrorn iutr in unicrCm 9tabtliirnCnt, Mr.. "a. Gin
Z %hdrlcsi, ,Sdc Der &omocroitGBC, ouf Nttrung
Scien, 6cH's ungebt,
% 0l0 NdiCr Shintcn, in 9~sinlparo pCrpodt II.
-VtVpounperpudt, Sbnltcrn, B6te(. 0tnoheii0
II. {. N. utrTtCig crr.
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RI %berfaufeu
G!eiue 9anirr Al perfnuirn.

lid Gin uorsiaGidss @obnbaus nit StaGung
I'M @tntcr8runoe. lib gut iir etnen Doctor ODER 3abns
Nr5t paiienb, bel Sbumas Oil,
(266-l gde Der 6apctte= unb ct. YdulitraRe.
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mi Biaigc 0Go9nbauirr III berfanfen

,Ea..L- Gin Sous on 9itmor', rabe Gratttr., $3.50.
Gu Saus an Sarep', nabe 3bOmpionftrasc, $1,000.
Sebs 6duler an 2l9btitr., nabe 6ortslpenue, $1,000.
Gin Nuus an or Yrutts, nabe @itloretrabe, $l100.
Sin Suu5 an Jtarn iaus, Tobr 8oppletOnitra6e, $ti00.
SbpmaS Gill;,
lg12-l &fe Der ct. HnuIz unb ffahetteitr.
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SMcriIiss9ScrfnuF.

LA SWeFlNsSScrtnlf.
EI Inter ctHem 8efebt Fieri Facias bes gons
mon BtcGss Serihtes In orr Slaae pon Carl Dettr
seGen TiieIaus eiHsner babe ib MT 9eibIaa beteei
ino IN EfduouH9 gtllommc1 auC5 Rctt, 8eiipre1t
uno 9ntcreiie hes Rifoldus SirguCr an uno In Dem
@runepidse NIT earaufitebsnecn 3rbduseu,
IN Der Stdot Baltimore 4etegen une, pie ioI9t, be
lbfithen, nnmltd:
I'm Der Sioitite Der 9aufftraRe, tn Der Gntfernuua
pom 50 fnB. mrbr p0rr lpeniaer, tueIllth Don Der ode,
iueEhe hurb Ole Shnctoun9 oer Slbidte Der Satt.
ltraRt NIT Der ~gtetticttc Der apptt Aleb aebtlhCt
miro, dnidugeno; cdun bitlid, ldnos Der SUnftrase,
p 6uB bis Gn ole S~ipanzAIep 9ebeno; ham ilolidb,
Idngs beiaeter auep. t0j 5u6; eunn 6itid, parallel
init SantiraSe, q SuB bis an ben Stag Tr. ~ uno
eurl noroltf, lGu9S bcIa9tem legtgendunten 8lase,
bis sum Aniaugspuntte.
@ebaut nit enem 3 . l6ftaeu ;iessIfseincrneu
Nohnhanle nit 2 itbdt9Cn Sintergebaube. ais Wr.
Sd, SnnfffraHe, bclettHGt.
unb made i'd hermit hetanut, ooB Id an Der &c.
rthtstbhre In Ger StGtt Baltimore wfittmpd,, Den
IS. Se5elnoer 1874, M2ittasS 12 ufr, ales Sntes
reiie hes beidNtcn Rttolaus etuguer III mo su Dem
oheubethrtebencn uno nit 8eidtol beIe9trn Gi9Cnz
tbtnte uertduten lUeroc.
Seoingung: SGdtSdbiung.
NmamftuS Nlbcrt, Gbcrtf;
4. NJ. Seunett y Gpmp., Nuti.
lD-G IA . { y = "a "a % 4 e.
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3u prrfaufru.

EIa gu Drrfanfcu. .
Lid Die 2sf6fi9eH Stsse Iftei % obnbauisr Rr.
tb3 mo 100 GliiottiiraBe, Canton, icbes IA bel 70
5uB groB, nit Sporanteu; @rnnomittbe SOS teoes /;
8rets 500 iebes. Sopie aud bas 2ait6ftse 3tssels
iteinsa Bobnbdus gr. 400, GGHtons gtpeue, IS bel una
9efGbr 30 6ub 8roB, o 3ilnrner nit 9boranten rntbaIs
teto; @runOmietGe $32; Erei5 $3.50. Eerner oas
2sftoii9e 3iesetittins ~ obnbaus gtr. 80, Giferilrase,
10 5uB brett nit elmer noIoiideR 3iefe bis 5nr Altce
4nnItraBe; @rinemiet9e 1926; 4reiS $ti00.
Rdbere austnnft bel 2bps. ~. Griffin,
Wr. 2t2, Gaiterrs2lpeniie,
(252-l t5auS oitlilb pom Yroabfpap.
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RI b~erfalfeu.

cine iebr empfebtenspertbc 9anbieGe pom 100 gfel
bel @ontee'5 Citation an bent Waibin9 toner 3ipci9t
Der - Baltimore : OHIO = 8abn" nit 9uten @ebauoeI
ipirb Iebr biuig GbgelIieu.
Jubu Glenn s. Comp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04

Gciser duS,Mieiben.
S2A,5OO fir ~ioiortl9c glnla8t auf quite Supotbez
ten ooer ahlosbare 9rlnomietbsn In p~aiienoen Se;
trd9en. 2ingcs s Saraeant. ,,
ICit11lAl Sir. 3. ct. YnnIflrnGe.
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utttcrbalttn0en.
Ber grOBe Ba}ar


Der grOBe 8a}ar
A bss ''BOYS HOME"
Stenaea, ben 5. 9e5cmGsr, i'm rfreimaurer.
SempsI"er0fnst ugO oaueLt bis sum Is. os. 9te
arpRe NroHnula
f1oet HdHlten 8teHttdg NbGNo I'M B uhr ttatt bel
tuet6rr 9elesenbett Der
2ld,tb. =. Waurriion 3arris
%aniueisne iein uno cine turSc ernnnungs=9nreo bals
ten miro. Yiuft BON Dem Uiutttorps ocs Boys
Bic 6amrenr bes gasayoereires srttartru in tbrsr
Ietten B~eriamHluug. onb
feline Sueriuatihfeit
iuiiroe.
Der 9asar lpiro cine sroBs uuo s~IdnssnSe ausluubl
gBeibnadhtS. gRaareu,
bic gu Beterta9s e @ettsntsH itd etgncR, o%otbteteH;
SaraHter Gin ia0H's Aiiort,msnt
BON ben uetuiten une biliigiten bis 3l ben grO8ten uno
ihbnitsn Sttldeni aud cine prdtttse ausitelun8
ptigttder uno aur .StCroe %oicHeneer
elc9Guter importirter SaeJCii.
81 IrGienten iHr @ruanicnc ocer Stuoer pGfieno.
GOODS
in gro6ter @u5luabL Unruutcr clcgaute Stttereien,
9@atelettn, Sbapts, at9banS nnO uieIe neue urb
9amsus unt SfineersCj areerobr.
Sim. auBsrit anSi'beuoe abtbeItung oes Sa3ars
8roBe uHb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BON aSnppcH,
RuppensGlgioern unb sAnsftdfiruHa
allcr @roBeH, ptllttr uHo 4Sretit lem.
fsrner eth Uoaes aiiorttnent iRoner uno %auJiebsHs
Der
Slider. Sitter une 2 d,reibm0teriaIitn,
bic nd far ole Geterta9ss Sation etgnen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mo
etu9emo9te Saden
in GROCER IusiDabt, iUcldc SGusirauen in Stln6
iseen. lih mttlait. iseenl, luz 8arIort stude occr Sors
rGllSStlnner notbigen arttset bu ptriebcr.
4errcnsVSareerpbgs9irtifcl.
Gin Ihoner lno uouItlnoi9er 8orratb non 9erreHs
@areeroUezSa 1en rUtro Der 8GSar oHertren, baruntcr
linnene artifeG, Stapatten, llntertleioer, SodeH,
Sano fhupe, Spu5tcrItode, Hs9enlDttnle II. /. 10, uno
elm gut d%Iiprttrtes Eager BON tmpOrtirten uno eiHbels
nitiden
Gigarren. SabacF, 9fcifen
uh0
ouftgcu Or ut lttenftItrM.
Belonoers anblebeno miro Gas Department Der
orientaii,dben, inrtfd)su II. iapanIidbem Sad,en
IctH, Die man 5i ,bretltn, lpeihe init AMER @elobcuz
tetn b1rnlontren, n%ettGutt.
sSucferbuePperf, Gioercme II. {. 10.
itno an pier beioneeren 2tihe I'M 5aale nnb gu ben
ltbliben in ben Sdben ge1crocrten Nretitn 81 baden.
9GS Snufdjs Simmer
offerirt etncn dnsgtte ieRen g~ebrudttn Spetiejettcl init
bei9tti0ten RretieH, WttGe Ole iiUllben 3%feitauraz
tionspteiie ber Staot nidlt tberidrettel, uno Sc
ibttn SuniH IN Der nRteren Sta6t elunebmen, iino be-
luHoers eIn9elaoerl, tbren eunib int 8dsare ipdbreue
letner Sauet tu genteBen uno oaoutI oen l%tnEerntb-
InCrn in eer Inter ttitSung arilter Enaben unierer Stubt
unler Die arnle 81 9rtiisn.
Sm Department. mattatidsr 9ntrunentc fno
inter anoeren
cine @tep'ihe RartorsS racl,
Gin StctHuapftes RlanO,
Gin &talto pun SRabe i Comp,
elm Ftaro ppn Stiet n Comp.
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GcJnsr auatuJsttsu

49, Gin 8obr baus tNr. 5t9j an 2BeItsSapcttca
NHia ftraBc, 1877 bel 100 fsu6, lit febr bili9 bu uers
-Ea...k- fauien bel SiugeS 8 Soraeant,
ytr. 3, st. BduttraBe.
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Ri berfaitfcu.
Ri %bcrfnuicu,

EiI Das iebr wertbpole Gi9en.bum Tr. 1 unt
3, 0ourtfanbs, uabe eerinstouftraBe, an Der Sde etner
~ S. brsiten Sciters un6& inter Wien. Blae 40bst 100
0uB, lid Gut fir cine uorsigthe 9aderei uro Wobs
memo. ...
BerIonen, ipcttc elm esntraissete9enes @t9entbum
lpilnihen, ,uoien iib auf Der Gde Der Sssfuaton.
uis ct. %GuIsrahs mclbcn.
foIo-l ~ Qipe,en. mSffrr-
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gu nermlietgen.
NSinia an %Yerfamfcm.
ISp ,
3u Verfaufett
3auicr al perfaufru.

Cine aut=ein9ctiAtete 8dderei lit biGts Su perfau
len IN Nr. 1913, @presSiabiraae.
ICft. %. 1Ntt. Ia N.l
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-08-26

4 spirited widow" has been making
things quite lively az Wadesboro, North
Carolina She was put in jail for biting
aud scratching her mother and sister,
and one day last week, change Of cells
becoming necessary, the magistrate, con
stable and jaiier undertook to remove
her. The magistrate retired Eith an arm
frightfully bitten, the constable did the
same. severely bruised by his head com
iug in contact with bottle, deity
Sung by the charming widow; and Of
the three, the jailer was the only one that
did net leave hastily, a fearful kick from
The lively old girl rendering him
breathiess on he floor Of the cell What
became o. him Is not stated; the last ac-
count irom the scene OF the row was that
the widow was parcticing on LIS pros
irate form With cbisel
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my wife's reason and she died in mad
house. Could have found you then I
would have given you ne chance for
your life; but, vaiient as you always
professed to be. and coward as you are.
you feared and evaded me. Yet l knew
we should one day meet and [ registered
vow that when we did, I would offer
you a sacrifice to your own Internal art
To this end I studied to become IN adept
in it. and succeeded. And when, at
length. blindness cast its shadow uDon
me. and seemed to render hopeless the
fulfllment of my vow, instead of aban
doning it, | betook myself TO a new spe
ciea of practice sought to make hear
ing take the place of sight. Again
succeeded I learned to take aim with
ear instead of the eye. When l heard
YOU answer ready, 10 day, l knew the
exact direction 10 which to point my
pistol. as we'll a. il had seen you. Be
sides, could hear you breathing where
YOU stood You lost your chance in de
LAYING your Ere You wished to make
sure work. aud oyeryeaebed yourself
More than once the Major looked ap
peslingly az the speakers face; but ia
those remorseless, siehtIess eyes there
was no sympathy And as the labored
breathing grew fainter the old man re
sumed his listening attitude At last all
was very still
He Is dead r he said; and ITS wonted
expression of sober melancholy settled on
the old nan : face, ss. taking his com
panion's arm he turned and walked leis
ureiy awsv
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DoIng GOOD Unaer DImcnI,Ies

Doing Good Hinder DINhcutiIes.
Doug good under difficulties is thus
Illustrated in the experience of mission
airy of the American Sunday School
Union in Missouri:
AT the FIRST settlements ! came to |
found thar there had never been Sun
day school in that region and the PEG
pie could hardly understand what l
wanted One had never seen Sunday
school, and thought there must be some
trick about t. Having some books with
me, | proposed 10 give him one. No
sir, 1 don't want it; cant afford it; for
know if l take it there'll De some sort
OF officer a,er taxes on it | wroteoa the
ay Leaf. No taxes to be collected on this
book, and then he consented to take il,
ITO ascertain the condition OF the set
Element, asked a woman, is society
good2' She replied, II reckon so. l
don't know him myself, but never heard
anything bad against auy man by that
name round these parts
This resembles The answer that an
other missionary Of the society, explor
ing 'the pines in New Jersey, got from
the wife OF a hunter, at whose cabin he
called: Are there any Presby terians
in thsse parts" Il don't know il hus
baud ever shot any. 'I'Il ask himi"
An old man in Kentucky told the
missionary: I'm strong against Sunday
schools, because It's wrong 70 bliss the
minds OF children.
Another missionary Of the society IL
Illinois writes: II spent a night with a
man hat boasts OF eleven children, and
owns that he never paid twenty-five cent:
for books or paper for them, although
his tobacco costs him S20a year.
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GREAT MzS oUARRELLING ABoU

GREAT MzS QUARRELLING ABOUT
BACON AND GEEENs-Mr Jefferson
having invited Patrick Henry to dine al
one of his artistic ieas;s. the chef Il GKrre
Of his celebrated French COOK, was NOR
tilted to fud that the Governor deciiued
to partske Of each aud every one Of the
elegant aud elaborate creations of the &C
eomplished Frenchman's art. At last
having run through the carte, the Presi
dent begged that Gov. Henry would say
what be would have i will thank you
sir, for some bacon and greens" was the
eager reply. Mr. Jefferson could hardly
restrain his surprise at 90 novel de
mand, and begged that the Governor
would excuse him on account of his long
absence from Virginia, for forgetting
there was such a dish still in demand
among civilized people "a bacon and
greens" Mr.. Heury never forgot the
reproof, and when be returned TO Vlr
GINA he denounced Mr. Jefferson aas q
traitor 10 his material vittals" On the
other hand. MIR jefferson left on record
his opinion OF Patrick Henry las man
of low tastes and vulgar associations
NeW Orleans Times
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A FEW days SINE u woman in Nil
waukee was hard at it" blowing up the
neighbors, hired girl. and everything
in general when her husband entered
and iDterpOsed mild word This added
fuel TO her temper, and she opened her
mouth for 40 angry reply, but a spasm
contracted her cheek, her lower jaw fell
and she could neither speak nor shut
her mouth. bat remained 10 that condi
ton. her tongue hung out, aud her eyes
nearly started out Of their sockets. On
examination being made, It was found
that she had disiocated her jawbone in
her violent effort to make singing re
ply to her husband a surgeon was
called, who reduced the dislocation.
bound up her head, and prescribed a
gruei diet.
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Dr. f. was the President OF college,
and professed TO be very grammatical in
the use of his language. and therefore
expected his pupils to be likewise. Play
ing cards was strictly forbidden on the
school premises, but, as is always the
case, this law was often violated by the
students without being detected. A mum
Der of freshmen collected together in one
of their numbers rooms, aud we're Gu
.joying a good game Of euchre, when q
knock was heard at the door who's
there? p one exclaimed. BE I" was the
laconio reply. "NYho's me?n "Profes-
scr (. You lie Ha, ha. ha Pro
fessor F. Eouldnt say me- he'd say 1t
is /. sir The old Professor turned
his back aud went of. knowing that they
bad him there
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". D. POWELL

A FTER several years absence from the
"A Grocery and Commission Business IN
Hickman, We again offer our services to our
friends and the public in the same line OF
business and ask renewal Of their patron
age so literally bestowed upon os IN years
past We feel ourselves fully responsible
for our transactions and hope to give salts
faction in all of our dealings We Pur-
chased oar goods in various wholesale mar
kets for cash at their very lowest cash value,
hence we hatter ourselves that We can sell
as low as the lowest Bie especially call
attention to our friends who buy TO sell
a gain to come and see US He feel cont
dent that we can make il 10 their interest
to buy their small bills at least of Us. We
will make Iiberable advances on Produce in
store TO be shipped TO our account either in
cash or goods We will also barter with
our friends for all kinds of Produce or live
Stock. JUS.
slrTERMS CASH OR IT'S EQUIV
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