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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-15
gEeitere 6ctpalttDaten Der s(pa6e=
CtnStduer.

Sdn SrGn6 tSc0, IA. Aprll. - 0te
Qpa6e= Snoianer 9riffan in Der NGbe BON
Brescott an 8. D. Wt. cine Yoltfutld)e al.
Die BalIaqiere t6oteten einen SnSlauer uno
retteten ild] bann. 9merifaner, weld)e auf
benz ,@ila.Grant" tpobuen, fiirdten etnen
Qnariff uon Sonoru aus, neil iie Dor etrpa
einen1 Monate einen Merifaner bingeri6tet
baben.
yIeuere WaAridtten aus MleriFo.
Gtatam oraS, y. April. - Guerra tit
anqebli6 BON ben 9te9ierungstruppen wieoer
erobert morbeu; gfueoo 2areoo miro bon aoen=
lelben Gruppen belasert. Die Electromagnetic
in Wetamoras ioll reuoltirt merbCr.
Orleans, ben IA. April. - 9e'
rid)te iu9eu, oaB Sen. 0ias entlpeber boff-
nuuqSlos franf ober tobt lit. Die 0teDOlu<
tioudre lperoeu itd] anf Veroa SelaOa ei'
nigen.
New<9orf IA. Gpril. - Cine Spez
sial.Oepeihe BON DfatanloraS bonn 13. mel
set, baB bic 3euolutiondre auf elmer neuen
Baiis angefaugen babeu. Oia5 gibt ben 9ez
qenludrtigen Ylan auf uno prOtlantirt, Dap
er unter oer Contribution fdmpieu mtrb, nie
tie ilt. Der ueue Ylan peranlaBte llneintgteit
man Qlaubt, Oab bic 2erOiteu iid Dem Sre>
piuo anldlieben merOen.
gon Sentral= Mmertea.
Caracas. 25. WdrS, pla Saoanna, 81.
MGrs. - Yrdfbel1t @uSman Slanco bat
oicie StaSt uerlaiien, I'M Den Sen. SalaSar
ansusreifen.
5er ipaniide Seiaubte fat etns 8aiIe su-
geiAidt erbalten.
Oias bat Die Stabt @orupane erobert.
Sen. amporan beoro9t Barcelona.
@rd Ibent Gu5uan Slauco bat ben &auf.
leuten bon Ginbao SOltuar cine granbs
idatuna bon 5-s15, 900 auferlegt.
Sn @tnbab= Solipar uno Caracas iinb per'
i9iebene Meuhelmoroe uorsetOmmen.
gs miro beridtet, baB eS ben Sniurgenten
an @elo mangelt uno baB iie beabid)tt9eni,
| iidb nit @usman Slanco ab5uitnoen. Die
@ei9dite ii1S flau.
6apti un0 Gun Domineo. -Seborz
ffebenoer &riee. - Sine Se=
leioismns Der amerifantfben
Tlaeee.
Bort.a u-Yttnce, l. Ipril, oia 9a>
panna, 13. Iprll. - Ser neulide feinblid)e
8eiu6 BON Sap Sa1ti lpurbe bon l40 Wann,
bic pon Moate &riito famen, ausgefiihrt.
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Splfsiuffi3 in 8entucfp.-Gin mie=
alilfter Serfub oes 9iibtcrs

Cairo, ST., 1S. 4pril. - Son ben pier
0fdHHern, lpeld)e augei4ulOigt fno, in Der
gtdbe BON Clinton, oidmanz@ountp, Sp.,
ben Seriud gemadlt ST babel1, cine Srau unO
oeren Sodter 3u i6auOen, puroen 3lpei per-
baftet. QSablenO man iie oerb0rte, ruuroe
wieoer6olt Der Seriua gemaft, Die Qeute Oen
8cb6rosn 5u entreiBen unO aufjutniipfen.
Der Wtob grtff oas 9efGn9niB in Der 0on<
neritsg5 gtadt al unO pe6ielte ettua breiBig
S6iiiie nit Der @efdngniBwade. Ser 8G6ef
bat aeid)woren, Die an9etla9tcn cntmeoer aufs
iufniipien, ODER bas Oorf Qn;r3iinORn.
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Die gSpfer Se8 ..&Sced,,us.I T.

II. Z onl8, 13. Npril. = Der GOroner
belt beute 2eidenidau iibsr bic I'M 9ampftr
Seuo" bier angetOmmeucu Spfer Der grpls,
lion auf bem 9ampfer ySceanus." SEQ.
Seigbtlp, Der 1. Sngenieur, iagte aus, baB
Die Seiiel i'm 0e3ember in gteru. Orleans gez
fault unO in 9eb0rlger SrOnung empfangen
WurOeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-15

uno
Nr. fO3, Bef.Sdltimores,
1. Gbire BON SolliSanitraBe,
Nr. fO3, 9Eeff.SSalrimpres,
1. Sbire pon SenibapltrdBe,
= BreisIiife fir SrIbltn9 nnh 9 Sommer:
Eene aenueelte Serren=Gaiters s..............$1.75
sSeine aend6te Serren=@aiters. 2.25
sSeine 9endbte Box-Toe- -Serren=@aiters $50
@endbte falblehernc 6erren=@dters. ........ 800
e,endbte iran3. talbleberne SerrensSeiel. -. 600
@enagelte talblebcrne 9erren=Stefel. 400
Ofit Der Sanb semahte fran5. talbleberne Stiez
III tut Serren. ................. o.UU
aalblcoernc 8almorals fir Serren. .......... 200
Niebri9e Serren=Shube pen frans. 8albeber. 2.25
@aierbidte Serrenz Stieiel fir Netser uno
Sr0uer So.Eof o.OU 4.O
&anav falbleberue Snohen=Stlefel. .......... 2.25
Damen=O epartement:
zGeitenihxirz@ @aiters fiir Damen 81. %
Oamen= Sdnilr= =@aitcr6 1.5O
DainenzS onereS= S=G alters. ................... t.25
Stumpfenoise eating =Sdube fiir Damen. -. 2.50
&atbleberne Damen=9 9almorals. .......-...... 1.50
Marodo-D -Damen= hube. ........ ............ 1857
Batentleberne 8n0pfzStiefcl fiir Samen.......
fsranS. sesenleberne Samcn=Slippers. 1875
Wtaroio= Damen= Slpper5 er5.................... 20
Damen=Geppid zSltppers ................... TO
DaGbstudz zDameR=S clippers. ............ ..... %
gBr erbalten td9lib neue NfobeH 5u bin9eren
Breiien, als irsenb elm anSeres S9ubse1dft in bsr
tan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-15

>Gbanoeliers,
Barlorz@ banoeliers,
y Barlor=@ @banbelters.
BtNItptbsts Gbant eIierss
Sibliotbeta Gbonoelters,
Bibliotbef,G Gbanbelters.
34aimmer,Gb GbanteIierS,
gBsimmersg baabeIters.
4auSEurs Gb arb eIters,
SausHursG Gtanoeliers,
Sausfur=G baunelters.
Wge Wrtsn 0a8einrie,tmnaeH.
MAILER unb O srobren uno
Weparaturen bel
6. q. 0apifipn,
Wr. 8, Holbs9ibsrtotrabe.
fHcr;r4a 1es, SIR. 8, Rorb= =9tbertpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-15
Spu SanaSa.

OttQma a, Ant., IS. Nprll. - Sn orr
Debate ermiOerte geIsrn Ibenb Sir 6raucis
6imtS in 6olge elmer Inira9e Der SppoF=
ton, marum oas 9arlament ni6t iriiber Su.
ianmenberuien luorben iei, baB man crit Die
Reiultate babe abwarten fpoIleu, pel6c bic
9iiiereuSen bra4teH, bic iid fiir3lid] Swiiaeu
groB Bbritaunten uno ben Ser. Staateu i'm
Setrtfi Oes Q8aibin9tOner Sertra9es erboben
hnhpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-15

40 6aptier, 5 9omiuitauer uno 6rausoie
purSen gefangen aenommeu uno iofort ers
idOiien. @s perlautet, oaB bic 9apti'it)s
8e9lerun9 TN 8e9riffe itebt, 9rieg 9egeu
Sae' Su erflarcn, pa man i'm beS Ser
iufs bei9ulOi9t, ben 9turi 9agst's berbei.
5ufiibren.
Can Domingo, l. april, pia Sa=
oanna, 13. april.-Sn Der 8epublif berri6t
6uhe. @abral bat in grmangelung BON
6Onos ii4 mad 9apti suriid9eSOgen. Ssiue
6reunOe in ct. SbOma8 un6 Caracas moQen
ibm tein@elO mebr geben.
gtew=D ort, 13. april.-@in 8rief aus
BOrtzau- Yrince ia9t, baB nad ieiner Sefrets
ung aus Der 9aft Der amsrit. @oniul 3u ct.
0tarc, Sapti, Die 6abue einjug uno in eli
nsm tleinen 8oote nadl bem Dor Dem Saien
treuSenOen amerif. Sriegsfabrssuge vNan.
tastet" entfam. @r beua9rid)ti9te iofort
ben Ser. St.z@eiauotsn Yaiiett bon bem
tbm mioerfabreneu SuiuGt uub Oerielbe begab
iid ungeidumt na4 st. Nurc, nm grtla'
run9en iu erlanqel.
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1Infnn ,iir Gre

9alifa 7, 0..S., IS. 2lpril. Gin Sob,
lenitiif fam beute BON 2lri4at bier on, oai.
ielbe mar ldngcr ais gSodeu auf Dem Weere.
Sieben 2eute ltitr5ten mabrenO 0e8 Sturmcs
iiber Soro uuo ertranteu.
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OIn sic &rnnfr1r-

XlW DC StrUWIGW.
Or. Ricprb bat 20 Sabre Der lpfittuen Bebdnep
lung BON dronideu 9eiocn uuo ardntbeiteu BON llne
beoahtiamteit 9epiomet. 5unqe 2Gute, on 2cib uno
@eH ourb nnbeoahtiamtet uno oe6 urbermaRIs
9ei6WIdt, nit NsroenhmGbe, Stttcrn, 6erJtlopier,
ltnbBeiges AIternuno uorjslti9en Serial, unuermo-
gen, iueroen raid 9cbeiIt.
Gn9cbGnoe &taHtbCiteu Der SGrnor9dre nerocn In
3 3a9en beietigt. Gjitise SrGntbeiin oes Slutcs,
oe5 paies. Der Haie uno Der Saut per6en eritnoId1
obne NueffIber o0er iddollte Stofe sebelt; bic
9etIun9 miro gGrantirt. Sircau Rr 14f, gSeSfs
mlttrituupen: Q bis t2 ubr 0iorstne, bis ubr
Rahmtta9s mo bis ubr abenos Somtags BON
10 bis u uhrARnrngnS IL his l1hr NhrnhS l24A-Sl
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GaS 2Setter inn 2anbe.

gSaibtngtou, IA. april. - Wdbs
reno Der leeten "a Stunbeu i6ueite e8 in
guffalo, auf benz Mount 8abiu9ton, in
@orinna unO Sirginia. .Gitp. 0tegen fiel in
Cairo, 2eaoeuSmortb, gfaibuiGe, &norui(le
uno omaha. 9luf bem Msunt 8aibinstou
berrlhte beipDlftsr 9inlmel uno cine Sempe=
ratur bon GraO iiber 9fuu, Der 8ino bate
cine SAnelii9teit Don 108 9leilen pro
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SSoft SentraI= 2lmertfa.
6apti unO Gun Dominep. -Seborz
ffebenber Griee. - Sine Se=
leiDtsmna Der amcrtfantt1en

Bort.a n>Yriu ce, l. april, pia 5a>
panna, 13. Iprll. - Scr neulide feinblide
8elu9 bon Sap 9apti murbe bon 140 Mann,
bic pon Moate &rifo famen, aassefiihrt.
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Serniiitbte Sepeftbe1a aus
SSetp 2kprf.

9fen<D 13. April. 0tan iuia
Goutroleur @reen ant Wontase bei'm Srageu
ne6nler, peun er bis Dabin ntt)t in Snan5i9
abiGdeuugss6Guen befrieOigenOe 9lu8funit
giebt, rcip. ge,uiiie 2eute bon peiterer Serfol>
9ung fir Steuertlagen entbebt.
- Atur So Terinnen ifnrheu i'm Qnufe hsr
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|uLT AND BArrERY.-Tilman
was before Esquire Collins
10th inst, charged by his bet
! with assault and battery.
compromised and went home
hg:
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ss1oS AND ExroRr1oN.-Cor-
aashlngton, has got himself
aa, as appears from the fol-
@davit made before Chas. B.
''P. for the first Ward:
OF Unconstitutional of
'ae'ana-Justice Court, First
Personally came and appear
me- Charles B. Collins, a
{! the Peace, duly commits.
u qualified, in and for said
aastats, William A. Williams.
being duly sworn. doth de-
ny: that on or about the
y sone' A. D., 1872, within
.An' Cornelius Washington,
ue Is a Justice of the Peace.
SAID parish, was guilty of
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~ Office. contrary to the
@e Statue in such cases
provided, in this : that on
Without any legal warrant
w.. John Tasting arrested by
'eang as Constable, with a
Without investigation, made
. .;'I Hasting pay nine dol
'A'y cents before releasing
. Unrest. and he further prays
sala Cornelius Washington
fohw. '' az
'ai|s'n nina examination Of the
- Jake place before Justice
'0'norrow.
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preliminary examination of
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before Hon. Thomas Butler,
Judge. Hon. H. s. Welton,
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nae, Chas. L. Fischer, Esq,
ee Ed Robertson, of Counsel
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|, In behalf of the State.
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III delivery Of the job.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-10-05
USEFUL SUGGESTIONS.

SILVER soap.-A good article may BIZ
made as follows: Hard soap, or. tur
pentine, II o.; water. or. Boil unit
perfectly dissolved, and add 3 or. liquor
of ammonia.
A New YORK hOusekeeper has discov-
cred that the wistaria creeping plant will
keep out hOuse-flieS. The pestiferOus in
sects will not enter a window where one
of these creepers is growing.
To PREVENT FELONs HEADING.-Take
black pepper in the kernel and pulverize
well then soak the pepper with spirit OF
turpentine. and apply to the felOn as a
poultice. If this remedy is used when
the felOn first makes its appearance, it is
a certain cure in few applications.
WHEN poultry or other meat is fresh
and good, it has firm, hard feel, and is
elastic A.; tainted meat feels soft, and re-
turns to its shape slowly when indented,
like dough when pressed with the finger
Fresh meat, well killed, does not moisten
the finger; tainted meat does and has a
Shiny feel.
VEGETABLE SoUP.-An excellent soup
can be made by putting cup full of lima
beans, cup full of sliced potatoes, five
sliced carrots, into one pint of milk, pep
per and salt to taste. Simmer it for one
hour and a half Before serving, blend a
teaspOOnful of flour in half a cup of milk,
bring the soup to a boil, and slowly stir
in the thickened milk, until the soup be-
comes smooth.
TO KEEP meat-Meat is much better
for family use when at least one week old
in cold weather. The English method
for keeping meat for some time has great
merit. Experts say, hang up a quarter
of meat with the cut end up, being the
reverse of the usual way, by the leg. and
the juice will remain in the meat, and not
run to the cut and dry up by evaporation.
1t is worth trial, and when made will be
continued.
liz the fall, as soon as the ground begins
to freeze enough to make the slightest
crust in the morning, select a dry and
day, and rs near noon as posi-
bile. pack your celery in boxes, placing
first II layer of earth, about one inch deep;
then Il layer Of celery, placing the plants
lust far enough apart to not lay against
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-10-05

A BITTER CONTROvERsY.-The tenn
perance organs are waging bitter war on
the manufacturers of alcoholic bitterS,
and their attacks are resented with equal
bitterness by the latter, who seem deter
mined to prosecute the quarrel to the
bitter end. In the meantime novelty il
tonic medicines is making immense pro-
gress in the confidence of all classes and
conditions of society throughout the
United States and British America. We
refer to DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BITTERS, and we call it a novelty in
tOnics because it contains no alcoholism
article heretofore considered essential in
medicinal nvigOrants. The abstemiOus
portion of the community approve the
omission, and as the new remedy is curing
dyspepsia, biliOusness, nervous affections,
and, in fact, a majority of the diseases,
external and internal, which prevail, it is
difficult to see how the more self-indul-
gent portion of our fellow-citiZens can
conscientiously object to it. One thing is
certain: if ever there was what the
French call grand success" the sud-
den and continually increasing popularity
of the VINEGAR BITTERs deserves that
name. The advocates of temperance
point to the salutarv effects produced by
this inalcohOlic restorative as proof that
spirituOus stimulants are not needed for
medicinal purposes-a position which has
been recently taken by many eminent
medical practitioners.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-10-05

est presidents looked upon nepotism with
horror; some of our modern ones have
made it the exception; but il was left for
Grant to make it the rule. No hungry
kinsman. from paternal pregenitor TO
twentieth cousin, has ever applied to the
White House crib and gone hungry away.
Between foreign minister and tide-waiter
there is long range of salaried holes.
and into each hole has been stuck a presi-
Dental relative to draw pay and thank
God for the accident of birth.
The principles and practice of Grant. as
illustrated by his administration, may be
summed up in four words-political par
tisanship and personal selfishness. Out
side of these he has done nothing. This
is his record-plain, simple, and easy to
comprehend. 1t remains to be seen
whether the American people are willing
to stretch that record four years longer,
thereby indorsing the past and assuming
the responsibility of the future. If, with
a clear view of the crop on hand, they con-
clude to sow the storm, let them not COM
plain when forced to reap the whirlwind.
st. Louis Pdpcr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-10-05

each other; and thus, alternating earth
and celery, until the boxes are filled, hay
ing the first and last layers of earth.
Place the boxes where the celery Will not
freeze, (but not in a heated ROOM. and
your celery will keep splendidly and al
ways ready for use.
To impart flavor to the flesh of fowls,
such as constitutes the ''game flavor" of
the wild state, the Boston Journal of
Chemistry recommends cayenne pepper,
ground mustard, or ginger to he added to
the common food of fowls. As to clean
Illness of memories, it recommends great
care i'm summer. CarbOnic acid dissolved
in water should be sprinkled over the
wood work of the insides. and a little
added to the whitewash. which should be
used each season. The nest material
should be often changed, that being spe-
cially liable to become foul when the BIRDS
are confined.
A CORRESPONDENT desires us to give
him one of the best remedies that we
know OF for wounds. We know of none
superior to the following one, which ap-
peared not long since in the Country Gen
Neman. Take a pan or shovel with burn
ing Goals, and sprinkle upon them common
brown sugar. and hold the wounded part
in the smoke. In few minutes the pain
will be allayed, and recovery proceed rap
idly. In my own case, a rusty nail had
mace Dau WOuiu III INC poIUom VI III.
foot. The pain and nervous irritation
was severe. This was all removed by
holding it in the smoke for fifteen min
uteS, and L was able to resume my read
ing in comfort. We have often recon-
mended it to others, with like results.
Lately. one of my men had a finger-nail
torn out by pair of ice-tongs. 1t became
very painful, as was to have been expect
ed. Held in sugar smoke for some
twenty minutes, the pain ceased, and it
promises speedy recovery, AS a good
substitute for this, we will merely add
that tablespoonful of the tincture of ar
MICA, add to pint of cold water, will an
swer an excellent purpose.-Cor. Scientific
Ayne,-ico0
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-10-05

! 1t is sad thing to pass through life
only half alive. Yet there are thousands
whose habitual condition is one of Ian
gour and debility. They complain of no
| specific disease; they suffer no positive
pain. but they have no relish for anything
| which affords mental or sensuOuS pleas
| ure to their more robust and energetic fell
low beings.
In nine cases out of ten, this state of
lassitude and tOrpor arises from morbid
stomach. Indigestion destroys the en-
ergy of both mind and body. When the
waste of nature is not supplied by due
and regular assimilation of the food, every
organ is starved, every function inter-
rupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest
under these circumstances of depression?
The system needs rousing and strength
ening, not merely for an hour or two. to
sink afterwards into a more pitiable con-
dition than ever (as it assuredly would do
if an ordinary alcoholic stimulant were
resorted toy, but radically and perman-
emily.
How is this desirable object to be ac-
complished? The answer to this ques-
ton, founded on the unvarying expert
ence of a quarter of century, is easily
given. Infuse new vigor into the digest
i've organs by course of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Do not waste time in
administering temporary remedies, but
wake the system up by rccuperating the
fountain-head of physical strength and
energy, the great organ upon which all
the other organs depend for their nurture
and support.
By the time that dozen doses of the
great vegetable tonic and invigOrant have
been taken, the feeble frame of the dyspep-
tic will begin to feel its benign influence.
Appetite will be created, and with appe-
tite the capacity to digest what it Graves.
Persevere until the cure is complete-un-
til healthful blood, fit to be the ma
terial of flesh and muscle, bone and nerve
and brain, flows through the channels of
circulation, instead of the watery pabu-
lum with which they have heretofore been
imperfectly nOurished.