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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28
Sr. 8. .. WrauI,

or. fs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES baltimors,
aiinSuna bssinnenoe s1nfnoiutt, Ssur,o.brltstett,
Sednt ber : Stiinme, @atarrp uuo olle eetosn oes
Salles, Der eunse. Der 5arElpsse, pes Slutss, Der
Saat, Oprenonien, Opspepite, ssaierlu4t Sds
morrooiosn, Rpeumatisnus, Stroppen, HerpeHs
id,nd be, Nusenz uno Sbren arantpeiteu u. I. 10.
Or. Grant beilt Gtle uebel uHo TT BET &as
oOer bet Gldt gum Beiud1e BON SraHten herett-
4
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unb Gbampa9ner!
go @. Gnurtneg & SruOer,

ytr. fl, Gorb Gbdrle6-, Ode Der 5apettefraBe,
2Seinbdnclcr unS Grocer,
QuCinigc AgenteH iur
Moet ct Chandon's tEpernay)
GbGmpGqner,
Brandenburg Freres Bordeaux
SlaIctSs
Grttrne gSCtne, SlIOcH0I, GOqRdCs
(Brandy).
.. Sautercn & SUbne6 mouifreuoc uuo onbere
RbetHpctne (Hocks).
@roS BladutN's Bdfcs, Saucc5 Il. Gonoimcnte.
Scbr rorjG8li4eu &auniGc Gildl @IQret Al 81
bro 0UBeno.
NuciRI8c Gontr oc5 brrubmtcr uno reineu
Ci'tb-HOUSe. Whiskrys.
ShUelS1r. @ibamCr, GarmCian, 9ttui6dtcltr, Srdu.
ter uno anoeren Rlis, SorotUen, SaroeltH Saraoe,
GCrUel0twurl u. l. ID.
2lcchtc @doauuG'cr Gi9arren.
Die bchcn &Nttte-, Sbecz, 3ud1r SorteH unb riide
@rUcerCUddrcu ubC 9uupt,
Delbe lUtr unltIeu BreuH0eH uH0 bcm 8uhIttum
Gberbaupt Jl oeu nietri9iteu Smportrurs 8reiIen
antteteH, uobei mir hemerieu, cnS ourt unere brsts
ten STbnhur9cn nit europa MIR nit oen 4rOsteH
Hsm=2)o 6Guem conturriren t0nncn.
". Sourtuen n SSrufcr,
gir. "A, Yoro-& buresz, gte Der 6aucttefrase,
(U(Qt7-g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28
E W0lOz unD Silberluaarelt.

AN4e GIN tetDq9lts6 Su9I
neuer Sbmudiadben.
&leqante Q tlberia ben.
goloene uno Tlberne z q nubren.
esiiberpiartirfs x4aaren.
81 4sDie paaren.
Reue 8ron3e= 9 d. n L. |. ~.
su lebr bllllgen Greitn be,
u. tS. aHacBsr
In jeinem neuen @eiUGite,
}Jept.16,1ST) SIR. is5, B.=SaItlmprsAr.
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(SiSenbnhnunoIiicf i'm y1etp cterfet,

Stem orf, 27. Dtat. Der 8, ubr- 3ug
ber ,,Nep.S Serieps Central Sabn" itieB beute
Morgtn IS ltbr BET @lt3sbetb nil etneni BON
Ybilabei, ,ia fummeuoen 3use Der uYenna.'
&entralbabn" sulammen. Se1s Berlonen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28
StQmuufgu!!

foFbare 9 d. dmudi ben uns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Batet, Bbilippe & Comps
0enter 1ai9enn1ren (etpas Glesantes.) }
Aud Elm uoles 4iortinent Der befen
filberplattirten 0Sadren BET
SEQ. B. xSebb s 60,
f238-T) gda Der Baltimore unD 2iqbtfr.
Yarlor>G Gronien1ter,
Barlorz@ banoeiers,
BdriorsG baneslters.
q bNOtbessG g Gbanbeiiers.
Bibliotbets @banbsliers,
Bi6ltotpefs@ 5anbeliars.
&H;immersg gbanseiierS,
GB5immer>e haTbeers,
SBJtmmersg sanSelters.
Sausflur, GbaIrsiisrs,
SausIurz@ banoelters,
5dushur=9 banoe eIiers.
9iue Mrten @aseinridbtunaeu.
Daiisr@ uno o brenuno
WeparGtureu bet
g. Q. Eapirion,
9r 8, 0olo=qibertpifraBe.
(NprtIf91Syl Nr. 8. rbzeibertnfr.
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pDspfptiker,
ser5tnet etfelt nj DIT!
4ufmunternDe Mnitpe fir Sud
iihmfeS 4)D6UeHf37t

Npspepttter uno Neioen6e on aebsrz uno Utaeers
Grdntbeiten ueldle BON aHDern Araneen talne Seile
runa srbalten, Fub enselaben
WliGer's
beriibmteS OASpepFn
M periuen, elm rein pesetebilides prdp1rdt sSnss
Id unjdbdoib, iebot punberiom furireube eiaen,
{dbafeu in obeneenannten Seisen beFseno. g8ir sbez
Iein, bas es elm Selnittel inter benz Subitun 8iebt
inelcpes in penasr Fallen teine SeiuR9 beprtt ole
Miller's Dpspepgn, uno 1T Der @igentbiimcr bes
reit, weun baram eriu1t, Die 9sqTen meprerer nne=
rer berporraggnben @inipobuer an3usehen, melts
ourd ben Gebrauh bieier beriibnten Mrtur ibrf @es
fparen dbronii6e Dpapepie ban Der idlimniten Arr'
tueIde pon unerea beien aersien obue yrols bebaa.
BELT, iecoib ourd ben @sbrau1 eiaisar Siaitan Ips,
II. q. Maius-
oneiniser giSen, iAersp
Rr. IL, Rorci6p s}4Ihe.
Bel alIen DreauiHRn au bdber. taoptEu, dEu
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Snlano>
NuB WdShindfptt. .

g8aibington, 27. Ntai.-gine 0e-
legation bon Californian mar beute DfOrsen
bel'm Yrdiibenten Grant nm Iber bic UtiB<
Iimmung in &enntniB 81 lsten, rpelfe in
San Eransisco uegen bes Serlutes berrldlt,
bic Snlel gerba< Sueua an elne Sabn<@omt
paanie III periheufen.
-4ui Sefebl oe8 Brdiibenten tperoen am
80. b. Mtts. bic ueribieoenen Oepartements
aeldblolieu iein, un ben AuSeiteaten @ele9en=
belt au aeben, an Der Grdberl6miidan9 tbetlr
sunebmen.
Die 3olldmter unb 0tepeniies sgireaus
rp.rbeu am Oeforationstage geidlolien lein,
Iomeit bic @eiddfte oieleS erlauben.
- aus slaublpiiroisen Gueaen bat man
erfahreu, baB baS 9otum oe8 Senat8, Ipoz
ourh bem 8rdiioenten angecatben pirb, etnen
3ulasartifel gum @aibinstoner Sertra9e 81
aeaociiren, 43 se9en itano. Sbgleid Der
Brdiioent uno Der Staatslefretdr bereitS am
Sanitaa Nbenb BON bem 0erfabren bes See
mats in &enntniB geiest muroen, unterrid)tet:
man Ie bod crit beute oIf3lea bon Der Sbat-
iafe.
Ser Supplementdr Mrtife1 gum
QSafbinatOner Nertrdge.
Nemz9ort, 27. Wtai. - @tue 8aihz
inatoner Spesial. Oepelhe beri6tet, oaB eill
Seleqramm bon Qonbon etngetrofTen tit, luelz
dies belast, baB bic Ienberungen am Bort'
laute bes Supplementdr Sertrages beiien
Natiffatien burh England nidat beeintrad"
t,a. uno OaB isOer einseIne Sorihlag acceptirt
tperbe.
aonbon,27. Wlai. Depeid)eu, tpelhe
bic 4nnabme bes Senats. SelhlulleS, Der BEN
BraEoeuten Der Ser. Staaten rdtb, nit Gng:
lamb iiber einen 3uiatartitel 5um gSaibinS.
toner zSsrtrase 3u uuterhanSeln anselgen
traien aeitern bier Gin. Ser @fieft, lpel6er
oteie siinltise Na9ridt auf ben Warft, Be
isnsers aber aui qmerifantlde @ertbpapiert
hattie, tBurse bereits beute Wforgen fidtbar
Oie Bunoesz Sblt9a 9atiouen erDffueten beute 81
fsiten Dreilen nit lteigenoer Senoen3.
Die Qonooner Yreiie beiprid)t bas 6eiulta
ber amerifauiiden Senatspsrbanolnngen aus
fiibrlid.
Die ,Sin,es" agt: yOas @erfabren BE-
omerifanilden Senates rehtfertig in ben 9u
GEN Der @elt bic BON @nslaub eiugenommen
gteauns nit 8ssna auf Die inoireftsn an
lpriid9e. 9merifa pirs es idpieri9 inben
bic 6orberuugen aulreAt 3u batten, pen BE-
men es bierOurh ielbft suse9eben bat, baB biz
lelben Slpeifelbait iino."
Ser telegraph" iast: yamerita bat g
. seist, rap eS bic @ere4ti9feit bOber balt, al
neljnnale Gitelfeit."
Die vGianbaro" yejerbirt ibr llrtbeil, 6i
. man iiebt, fpelhs @srpaihtunger per neil
Mrtifel bem britii9en SOtfe auferlssen tptrt
rpraitDent Grant = iast ie- bat, inbem
} bel sieier anselesenbeit Oen Senat gu 8atf
, ,os, feline Yoiition beoeuteno bsfelti9t."
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Nu Gd,ueinpr unn MnOere!

graud,t Sbr cine quite Idbmad,lne. 10 fault oen
,Siftpr.~ SIS ndbt leidte unb ibuere 4rbet nit
aeidber 9eiftisfeit. Die Haoel fann ndt unredhI
einqeest merben Seine Ndtberin ober 6amilte Ionte
obne III ien. Utan iprebe Dor unb unteriube oleielr
ben in Str. A., Jfprt .Gbarlesftr., i'm Sreiman=
rer.SempeI. Monaaihe 3abunsen an9enommen.
(9Inri(17 Io9H -
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BGlttm0re
Sire ec$niurance Office.

0HfmeRs G6e BON 3outh. uun xSaterffr.,
seriiGe tforlm IbrsEo sessn8erluE oosyS burd
HrancnnsIid ioiDobI In berStont. wieim 2onbe, ole
Or IN uon @isentbuu, SBogn=, eapen= unb 99aoreus
Sduier, canbetsgiter, Iserbauprobutte Robels,
paasssrdtbi8alten, I'm Saa basrifene ooer tmSufen
IN SGouus beRnblite ,sabt8euse u. {. 70.
Sa8 Direttorium bsifeDt aus f3iBsntsH $ssfen:
Dm. O. 5arrtfon, Yrahoent;
Geo. R. 8t6ers. .. .. 8apG,
Dauib Q. Difiou, 3. Rott. Sentins,
Sofab bennington, Q. Morton Stemart
lrancis &. Sing, .. 8. HepcoMG,
peurp @aIrou, Otoiae poririB,
U. .. gteunTt, g6. gB. Ganlor,
Du. 8. Bruno, SsrGel &oben,
Geo. 6. Sarriion.
Upplifatons@ ornlulere nno metfere Hcdr:9t lber
bic t8eieitaIt ipro in ber Siiice, Siibmef-Gas ron
outbz uub gBateritr., ertbet, poaut ale egli.rdse
Soiort erleoist .paroen. BerFGerunsen Uersen aui
fraeRo cine 6riit aneenoHmen, peite Der Appiitont
pllnfteu mag.
(s3ar.1.1S.e1 3r. 2Scnswcrth> SeHs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28

LANES NONESUCH Sdinfen
oter @rOben su ben nebristen @arttpreiien bel
Beniamin u. yoe 3 Gomp..
QI0-) Hr. t42, G9efsS SaltmorsFrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28
Wufruhr lit Serfev Vitp.

gfem,g OFT, u. Wfai. = St Serleg
@ith fam Is hsute Nahmitta9 smiiden elmer
4nsabl eusitaubtges 4rbelttt una 0eneu,
rpelde al ibrer Stege BON ben 0abrifantell
eiu9eiteat waren, 81 DISQUALIFICATION. Drel
Mduner rpurben uerluunoet. Sie Yolt3el
n,ad1te benz Qufruhr Elm @noe.
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@eiuberser's Sdublaoen,
- Mn Bru9= anh anners
- Qeihenbe!

dud etnsM 9tegrltn TuutlG9l
smpfebIen mir unier ipopIzaiorrtes Saecr BON dit
aursiden Snitrumeuten. 8arOasen. Srucbbdafern.
unterlelbsbinoen, 5uipenforien, supporter, Shnir@
Grinpien, decentralization, Shulteritrefern ll
Damer, 5erren unD Snoer &c. &C. Anp oerfertl9en
mir aue Nrten Don Mpoardtgn sur Ibbilie uon Ver'
unsfattumsen unt Wsisbilennsen oes msnihiiden
35rpsrs Gls alumpfiBe, ibisie SdlSe, 8itsrats'
fIHtld,e Baiae Il. e. p. Da in pleitser Stdbt pielf
2eute lbsr idledte uno unpaiienoe Srnd,bdneei
Hagen, pesbatb fenfau mir Die IuIInerflamtelt aui
musess Srudbdneer, tnbem mir NIT Retbt hepanpz
len tonnsn, bas eiss Sic slpedmd5isen iino, pelbs
biefiger StaDt ahrslrt iDeroen
Oa Naoams lEGms nit beln Spe5teuen otsles
@eftdttes senaH perraut 1T, oesbalb fonnen tb Das
men pje rtrauensuoll an lie ,uenoen Sfficeitun'
een pom ltbr Moreens bis llpr 4benos.
Garl tsillms & So, Ir liz, R.zSoparoitr.
sfpi'hen Saratosaz uno Ntulberrpfr
pornolS 8efBer Der ortb bopG oi 7 % en- 8 ell n ;
Z q hclt In Snlr ,Rhsin. &rsuaeu
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utter WoMuernelnenfs: SynDa>Iaffee,
iepr i'd On uno oft, joebsn eRpidn9cn, bel
Senianlu Y. gDe s Spmp..
1lO-) SIR t42 g3eif -Bdltim ureltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28

re- gBer cine Nd5maidins brau6t 9ebe 81
Mcaennp, Wr, 1876, sSeifs 5apetteffraae, nnc
untariude bic 5orpe'i6e Itaihins nro berl9te' m't
e iein @el6dit ibrt. gr perfauIt ouI lstdte Ssonz
auneen unb aiebt Gut irserb cine Wlalnne I'm
Wiarte, ioGte Die cine ober anbere @ub mot 9eauen'
ober, tpenn Sbr cine Niaf6ire nl1t mouf' ooet
bas gclo baiiir nidt be5ablsn t0nnt, ptro sr eu1
anss be5cblte 9elD, bic Vtlet9, 'ur olelelne
aussenommen. suritdseben. Gr idltt snd oenil9e
9ebrer uno mud1t Die @onrafte in beutlhet Spfa1e'
,penn sepiinitt uno benabe als Ssronsn IN lstneH'
G5eihdite ipreden beuti6.
So 3weisbireau Nr. 20, Sf Saiflmorez
atrose Q24-f)
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Neue Aufldge pes
Minifie'iflsn Reialnem<Wndlcs.

Das mehaniidhe 3eiduenz Bud, adte auf=
lass, nit 81 Stablitifen, "a.
Das aepmstriid,e Seic,uenbnd,, FINITE auHase,
rsoioirt uno pera>53 3ert, nit As Sta5ltihen, 81.
2ur Aniht unn gum 8erfauIs I'm Depot iir 3ethner,
yr Ha4, Wet=Voltimoreitr.,
Aog 81 dRiuifie Spfne.
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9auit feinc 9ldbmafdine,

eb, sbr Die ssrduidtoie. iit ielbt oIenoe Salan5'
Raoz oz8erbei,eruns seicben, Die toitsnIrei an
olen porsiisliden Maihinen, pslde in Dem Ser'
faulslotale uon j. H. sBils, Scr. Is, S.=Sattmoz
re-. uabe gaptrase, eetauft perpsn, ansebradt m1o.
NB Maitinen permietbet, aussebeiiert nnc um=
...eLI lOlnro 12Nft.E
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&unitzNbptDarapbie !
nr &c mor,.gb gborlesifrose =!

g{r. 46, Wor0z@ botIesHfaBt :!
Riebars SSai,I lentt gang ersebenit Die Aumertz
Somtet oes Yublitunl5 uno Der aunEIreunee aui eln
observation-disclosures Gtabliiement, beonosrs beFtmmt,
0nrtraits in fiinitlcrti9er gSeile
an,uiertisen. Sir ietsn 3~sis oss atelsrs 'no e'e
tiie,tiait,n aiiuitler sclponnen poroen, nm Sloer
in gaitel, @rapon, SaiisrIarben, 2ulbe (lnda lnk)
urb Sel ausiuibren. Ginfad,e |botosrdpb,eh u
tuerOen in ebenlo elesanter, aIs oorsnsl'0ef sSee
aussefiibrt 8elonpers auImerfiamtelt mlro Der o.
n;rnno NON fte,neren 8ilbern peritorbencr 6reunoe
eeuiomet (uub befnbet iid1 etne euerlefe Spthoe III!
@tablillemente, um fuert9ooue Slloer' oR .op"'
msrnen foeu. inter aaen llmlianoen Dor 3eritoruns
Al betpabren). Die ausesoebnten etnf9tuhstn oes
ateers ermosIfen es, ieoe bertrasene afoe't IN pef
uortreftlititsn Weiie uno piinftltd aus5ulnbfen.
fS4-Fl @id,arc YBaisi, SIR. A6 Noro ebarlesitr.
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EHN. V0arcclIier be alerolla&Go.,

Wt. 81, NIh0ugesEtateo
Baltimore.
5aus in Bars: Hr. Is, ltue ou Gonisroatotre,.
baben Iocben Der Sdliif Uncle Soc" uno r9ania'
BON 2iperpool
sineupolfen 8orratbcoH
S1arets
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@eiuberser's,
@sinberger's
G6ub= MuD gttefel=2dben.

Ser san3s 8orratb elmer S6ub.Eabrif aut Dem sroa
Ben Banferottsz szsluftionszSerfaufs setauft.
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ScScrm0un.

reid ODER arm, utr9erdtbct ooer nlbt iote ietn Sss
btH it eire ieiren IPtteln cHiprehenee Summe per-
heru, unN in uurNcrten Ransc oer belt selsitsts
itgu COeiCl id liteu itcbt cie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28

EB Rnne! TuWe. asE
aur 0eiIe ins Auslano beiorst nnerbalb "a Stunben
3. Raine,
l93-El @te Der Satimoreftr. unO Y.zO. -Inenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-28

Cine sroBe Senouns l6onen @osnac, Btnts nnr
haIbe Bfnts, uniere ei9ene importation, uno norsa
ito 5ir rlepl5iuiipe 3Tpefe geeisnst.
u. %. Werion s Comp.r
BbarmGSeuten,
San5, ,120tteSl Sde Der SutuDtr. II. DiootlonzIo.
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Spuaresp erhanSluuneu.

Die ssaTeniebad'er Serid9te. Die Sempez
SSiu. - Die mtssSerrpiuisuuSS.S5in
ia 1,.Gs
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-16
Tanning BuEaloes.

Much interest is now felt in some parts
OF the West on the subject of domesticatiAg
buffaloes, and the opinion is generally en-
tertained in stock-raising districts that an
important and permanent increase of the
meat supply of the country may be effected
by this means, with great profits to those
undertaking the experiment. 1t has been
found by those who have made the trial
that the buffalo or bison will fatten under
conditions fatal to ordinary domestic stock
that it is worth more in hide and flesh than
the OK, and can be trained to the per-
formance of any kind of labor for which
oxen are adapted. 1t is necessary, how
ever, that calves should be obtained for the
purpose. The old buffaloes cannot be do
mesticated, and their flesh is so tough as to
be unfit for meat but the old ones are very
much in the way when the calves are to be
captured. They are kept in the centre Of
the droves, and in case of danger the bulls
flank the herd. To capture them, there
fore, it is necessary to break through the
ranks of the hankers and lassO the heifers,
which is difficult and dangerous opera
ton, considering the fact that the herd
sometimes covers a very wide extent of ter
ritory.
No way has yet been devised of captur-
ing the calves that would not be more likely
to kill them than to take them alive
There is reason to believe that this difficulty
viii be surmounted at some time, how
ever, and it is thought by many that the
domesticating of buffalo calves will receive
such an impetus within the next few year.
as to make an important branch Of the
stock-raising business of the West.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-16

State. He went there as General in the
army, and the negroes elected him 70 the
Senate. He owns no property there, /
think, and his representing the State is a
farce. He has ability az a military man,
and did good service during the war, but In
not qualified in an eminent degree for .
Senator.
ALCORN
is an able man, has been long in public life,
il possessed Of o rich fund Of experience,
and is identified with the interests Of the
State he represents to the extent of owning
good part of two counties. He il, per
haps, the richest man in Mississippi His
worst enemies have never doubted his in
tegrity.
This takes us through the Southern
States, and we have failed to stumble upon
a really great man in the whole floor full.
The superiority of the Senators represent
ing Northern States, leaving Missouri out Of
the calculation, is very marked. The South
sent forward her share of ability before the
war, but it ID not % now. The civil com
motion has overturned things, and a very
large number of bottom rails are floating
serenely about on top.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-03-16

The GERMAN CONsCRIPrToN.-The in
creased rate of conscription coming into
force in Germany this year adds 4O,O0O
men annually to the strength Of the stand
ing army. Thus, in ten years the govern
ment will have an additional army Of 400, :
600 men at its disposal It il not proposed
to form these into new regiments, but, in
accordance with the principle adopted
since 1866, to attach fourth and in certain
cases even fifth batallions to existing reci-
ments. When batallions muster l, 900 and
1900 strong, the idea Of a fve-batallion
regiment conveys in itself the impression
Of an army and brigade-at all events,
figures a. formidable force. The only
difficulty is to find officers for the new
force. 1t is believed, however, that there
viii be suf6ciency Of retired officers Of the
line in time Of war to fill the higher grades,
and 90 for the lower grades, the one-veal
volunteer system supplies ample material
for filling them. Thus il In shown to be ons
OF the advantages Of the German compul
sorry system, that besides providing mer
for the rank and file at q comparativel,
small cost to the State, it furnishes officer
at almost no cost ut ell, because most o
the educated men in the country, availin,
themselves Of the privileges Of the one-yea
service, are able TO pass the necessary ex
animation and in country where me,
are valued according to their militar,
rank, they are eager TO seize the easy op
portunity for obtaining the coveted {" port
epee."
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The vast increase in the population Of
these great towns since 1861 il due in some
cases to the extension of their boundaries.
These seventeen great towns, constituting
twenty parliamentary boroughs, return
forty-two members to the House of Com
mons. Their aggregate population consists
ol 8, AGO, las with the parliamentary boun-
daries, and $50, 484 outside those bounda-
ries, total Of 3,74O,629. The total popu-
lation living within the limits of the whole
of the parliamentary boroughs in England
and Wales is 10, 655, $50, and OF this popu-
lation 9, 775, ,245 live in the ten metropolitan
boroughs and the twenty largest boroughs,
leaving less than 1000, 900 to be divided
among all the rest.
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From the New York World.
And SO the Japanese Princesses are no
Princesses after all, but simply girls Of the
middle rank, sent here to be manufactured
into ''marms." Their mission is to carry
knowledge Of American methods Of teach
ing into the district schools of the Mikado's
dominions, instead Of sitting in palaces, g
we were made to believe they would, and
thence irradiating on the Japanese nation
the airs and graces Of our best society. OF
course, in our Republican eyes q ample Jap
anese miss ID as good a. q Japanese Prin-
cess but If simple misses are foisted upon
us for weeks ~ Princesses, it follows that
usmeans of information as to the real M
ture and "materiel" Of the Embassy are %
wofully defective that it In hard To tell ex-
actly what We are to believe in the prem
ises
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THE House Of Representatives has p

TEE House Of Representative has passed
bill for the payment of 800 bounty TO
soldiers who had been mustered into the
service prior TO the sixth Of August, 1861,
before which date no bounties had been
paid. In case Of the death Of the soldier,
the bounty goes to his widow or orphans.
The bill now goes to the Senate.
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THR tax-colleotor at Rondout, N. Y, has
seized fve locomotives and seven passenger
cars OF the Rondout and Oswego railroad,
to satisfy tax claim of 5000
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The Great English Cities.

The following is list of the actual ag-
gregates Of the strictly town population Of
the largest towns and cities in England ,ex-
elusive of the metropolis
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ofENNFHyo MBt VdEN HH7ttHNFs
The Real Estate Loan and Trust Company OrganiEed
nder special charter granted BY the State Of Illinois,
with all the powers and privileges Bankers have been
induced "a establish a Department for Savings, with
Of giving Societies. Institutions and individuals who
desirous u saving their m0n0y, secure and
,enient investment for such q their fuER not
needed iur current expenses.
Deposits Of dollar TO any number Of collars will be
received.
A General Banking Business also Transacted.
TRUSTEES.
BENJAM1S LOMBARD. BENJAMfN J. SWEET,
FERNANDO JoSEs, G.. L Fort,
JOSIAH LOMBARD, HENRY a. CHILDS
;. 4 BRIGGs
BENZ. LOMBARD, President.
s. A. BRIGGS, VICE President.
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THE real. ESTATE
LOAN AND TRUST co.
SAVINGS BANK.
anzeJ under Special Charter Of the State OF Illinois
No 685 Wabash av., near Fourteenth-st,
and l2l West Westinghouse.
CHICAGO
OFFICE HoURs ;- Daily, 10 A. NJ. to 4 ?. N.
Saturdays, & to9P.N
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT
AND
ALLOW AN INTEREST THEREON.


Drafts GA ZEALAND and ESdLASp in sums a. suit ot Il
Sterling and upward
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MISSOURI

il the ablest represented Of any Of the
Southern States, Il indeed we may call her
Southern State. Both SchurE and Blair
take front rank. There are ADLER men in
the Senate than either Of them, but not
two from the State with the possible excep-
ton of Ohio.
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we have Ames and Alcorn. Amea repre-
sents nothing, and does not even live in the
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isrepresented by John Pool, z. B. Vance
not having got in yet, and it ID doubtful if
he will There is something the matter with
his record some way, but, to 20 to the bot
tom Of things, the chief objection, away
down, covered up with oratory rubbish, is
the fact that he is Democrat. II he was
truly loyal, he would not find 20 much
trouble in getting into the seat TO which he
is elected. It is . great thing to yell with
the largest crowd. Pool il a native Of the
State, and saw service before the war in the
Legislature.
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FLANAGAN

first served his country in the capacity Of a
justice Of the peace in Kentucky. He ad-
ministeged the law-as far as he was able to
read it-with great frmness and impartial
ity. The sacred soilers trembled when he
adjusted his spectacles and opened his
court, for he dispensed with justice, and did
not temper it with mercy. Afterward he
went to Texas, and became a member of
the Legislature. His career, like A. Us,
has been upward and onward, although he
has skipped several Offices in his long
strides.