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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-15
ScrmiiGte Serid)te.

Ser 6eutidle @eianote in g r.
iatlle8 hat Dem fran;Giihen Miuiter Der
aG8WGrtlIen An9ele9en6siten anJe;eIgt, baB
pom /. gtopem6er D. s. an TTan;0ieu bel
Setretung OeS beutldeu @sbet3 Ydlie Dor.
Su3eigeu baben. gBas Die oeutid)e Re9ierunq
III Oieier UtaBregel OeraulaBt bat, iit in Der
Sa6eIOepeid)e, Der oicie Rafriht entnommen
1T, uid)t auge9ebeu. g8 m6Jen peri1leoene
@liiuoe Suiammentreffeu. Die ieBige fran.
S0iiiAe 6egieruug bot 6etanutlidl ba8 PaB.
meien, pelde8 nG3reu6 Der Regterung Nas
poIeon'S III, in Den meiiten Stanten OeS
curop. Gonttneut8 cntpeoer abgel6afft o0er
weientlid gemllOert mar, mieoer ein9efiihrt.
Quf Die Remonirationen Ocritlieoener gtaf-
barlGnoer muroen oeren Staatsaugeh0lile
oOn ben piebererngefub, ten Baboorl6riiten
erimirt. 0Iele Segiiuitiguug lit leOo9 auf
Die 0eutiden nl6t ausgeOehnt moroeH, mo
pelleidt bat ii6 ouour6 Die Serliner Relie.
rung bemo9en 9cfuuoen, Hepreiialien ;u er.
gretfen. GIN anoeler @ruuO mag ffl auf
Die etgentbInlide Sage bon @liaB.g .gotbriu9en
belieben. G8 Oitrfte ben oeuti9en SehGr0eu
miinl9enspertb eriheincu, Die Berioueu, mel.
DIE bon fran56Iiidem @ebete aus oas ReidS=
lauo betreteu uno uieqel1t ole 46ltd)t baben,
Die polltlite Agttatlou i'll oemielben Al nah,
reH, beIier iibcrwadsn 3u t0nneu. gu be.
Oaurn tit uur, baB Die Ssrtsbrsfreihsit eiuen
JiiidiAritt gemaft hat, oaB Die Boli3ei Elm
Seblet, oaS lie berelt8 gerdumt bate, tbeIl.
merle 3nriifgemoHueH bat. 9an9e bebaupten
miro iie abcr Ouiielbe niht tGnnen. Die
SorthetIe, welAe oaS YaBpeien fir bic Gr.
baitung Der SifentIideu Srbnung unb Cider.
bstt bicten iOu, TnO iuuiorii9, mdhrenO Die
Breibeit Der Sepe9ung our9 DaTielbe Glu.
itrdnfungeu erfibrt, Die Dem Seite unb ben
SeoiLfnliien Der 3eit mint eHtiprc9en. Sbne
i3meliEl iiebt aud Die Oeuti9e RetAsrsgerung
ole gta5regel nur ais elne erceptlontQe uno
tempordle an.
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ncR- 9ir lipfrrt b lfiere NIbfit

aF- gie lieiert btiiere aIbsit
Sie bdlt LANCER
gle id3t iiG isittsr renieren
Gie n in sr6Bersm llmianss perwsrbber -
Sic III snperlGlfeer
Die Sope'idhe Hdb bmn idbi ne.
q. 4. Wc&enuep, Rr. f36. sSeff' Sdsetteffr.
eein 3peisssi6dit beFnSet tid1 in &r. 25 ch'
Balt,mpres 9trase t292-O
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BaIttrfrre
Sire SnInrante Office.
&hfweRsG6e son South, NIB 1DatesRx.,
usriiGert Iortpaprsae ssstnB dahsn eurt
8ranounslnd iomobl tte Staet wietm eanbe, al
s5a sss s'n ssntsa gSsn sGnsS saO
bous usserdtbitGltel, i'm 9ou bssriffene ober tmSafe
saonns 6sHnoitts 5asrseass q. !. Q.
oa' M St,St ss ssss,,
Sssis Sssi &: :. 5siis @Iisa, g. aossa s,n,us
ssGs FssnTass0n q sISs + gs'5,sn S,sar
Seurp @auou, 0ruile pornit,
u. .. gtsuart, gB. %. Eaolor,
asm. .. srnss, s;o 9 aS51i9os SsrSsi s0ssH'
AFFILIATIONS z6ormulare uro wettere Rcnr.dt nbe
bic 5sieai3dlt uro in Der SjHcs, Sibwe:f<@is Dol
Soutbz uno lEateritr. erttett, no aub al 4Ittrds
irssno sRe 55rn ouseuomueu, uelbs Der applisan
mlnipeR mag.
lSan.1.fS.D sr. osooSmorth. Sstr.
DreifaO Iilber-ulat. aDaaren,
Sbee= Scrpice,
Cts Qeaiiers Sets,
Hfueu, ariiJe, Plattmeua 3en, 6ru@t.aarter
unb Sales G0rbe,
Nrdienttrteler, Seber uub
Onblets.
Infer gorratb In bieen artiFeIn In ietr sros unn
Rrelis nisers. e5ebr. Saafiele s Somp.,
l9S-O @t. 299, Weh- Saltimoretr.
H. 0alOs aaO Silberwaaren.
~ stH tsiSbaItss Eager axx:,u,.,,
EIesants StfbertaHsn.
9olbene uuo dlberne q I 1euu5 5ren.
@iiberpiartirte SSaaren.
3tia Rsiferwaaren
sn iebr bi1Igen Breiieu bel
81. e. 1saruee
fetnem neuen @ehdite,
(sspt.16ijT' Rr. 1913, ss.=8aItimpre@r.
Stamanten!!
schbare 2 hmudfa den unb
Eterliuaifiber=V VBaaren
Batet, Gbiltppe & comp g
1enier YalGJennbrem (etipa5 glegante8. J
au6 elm poles Nhortinent Der befen
filberDlattirten 0Saareu bet
Seq. 2S. 9Bebb & Co.,
(23sS sde Der Baltmore= un6 aiahtHr.
Wgrloc>arcnLsudlIsr.
Barlorz&p panbeliers
Barlor=e bGnbsIisrs.
BtbigSeb sss or banceIiers,
8lbliotsefs @tanbslisrs,
9ibliotbefsG GsonbeIiers.
Eeaimmess shaHeeIiers,
gdsimmsrz6banoeters,
Gssimmer. abauhsIstrS.
6aussuY,s q hanbsitsrs,
Sauedurze bdRbeliers,
San5Iur. banositers.
Rus &rfsn @aseiurid,turaen.
10 aifer= uno y asr obren nne
Reparaturer bet
6. .. Dapieion,
Rr. 8, Roio=9ibsrtpfrase.
iaprin3iS7 Rr. 5, 9orbzQibertpffr
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GrOBe DC criammlung
4 Der Qub6rger pom
A SprIce 9reeiSO uno ..
ga Srdt SrOiun,
NGanoioaten fir bic Yr6Noentur UnO gice.
gl.S0..,,,,,r

m y
TSitimUd WbeHn. ben Is. Sttobsr Is72.
Die Osmotratiif fcOneroatipeu unD Iiberarcpublita.
niihsn Sttmm9sbsr Staot beiORbers Die bes rttsu
@OugreB 8eIrics, haIteu WtrtTp 2Ibenr. ben IL.
Dttober. um ubr i'm - nSroaOwap nHttute"
etne 8roBe IRA euOer ammlun9. Gin YiuitI
corps miro dHpeIeno ein.
5oI9enbe beruorra9rnoe Rsouer inb cinQeIaoeu UNI
merbsn an bic gsriammIuu9 Gulpraasu baItsu:
@ouU. 28m. Bmtnep &bate,
gr=@Ouu. u. IS. SraOiorO,
Nbtb. SteoeniOn Ard)er,
96tb. Ism 6. @leeiou,
{br. 8n. 8. S'Brieu,
Ior. Sobu 80. &ansr,
Sbert 6rieOrid Haine,
Sr. AlTauber y. Sobbs,
Sames u. Buhanau,
6. lSution WcReebau,
SER. O,s lii. .rcp. Gsnr 'GOmite bon gennitronisr
(l47-1
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Die 0Sabl in JnSiana. = Sie amtz
lttben Serla1te.

Snotan p % IL s. ID. Slf. - 9a5 Gt=
fiseGe Sotum aus II Counties uuO bal6
offisieGe gerifte aus oeu iibrigen IS @ouu=
ties iteuen folgenOe Waiorltdten ftIt: s, y.
6enOrifs, 0em., @operneur, 995 UtaioritQt !;
QeOniouS Serton, 0tep., @ices@ouperneur
1918 Waj.; g8. B. @urrp, Rep., Staat8=
ietretGr, 1853 Otui.; S. u. @ieomar, Rep.,
9tuoiteur, 1924 Nut.; s. 3. @louer, @ep.,
ShatmeiIter, 1920 0tai.; q. 6. 2lrth, Rep.,
GopgIeB at large, 1147 Diai.; gS. gStllIam8,
Rep., &on9reB at large, 1874 Uiai. Der
Geit be8 Staats3ettel8, nit 4uauabme Oe8
Superintenpenten oe8 6fentli9eu lluterri6ts,
lit 9lel6fdu8 rcpublifauiit. gu leeteren
amte iit Der 9emOtrat Milton y. Sopflns
erfudblt.
Die @sist9ebung pirS na6 Der offi3ieQen
3dblung 81 6epublifaner II. 46 0emOfrateu
i'm Sauie unb q &epublltauer uuO % De-
motraten i'm Seuate baben.
gtaf Der offi3ieuen I3dbtung i'm 9. @on.
9reBbiitritte tuurbe Der 0emotrQtiife @anOi.
6at 9teff an Siele ShnntS' nit etner Maios
rltGt BON % Stimmeu erwGblt; in elnem
@ountp muroen ieood) AZ rep. Stimmeu 3uz
riiflem orfeu, neil oil Der Spiee itanO ,,Rez
publlcan> Sidet;" iollten bieie nlitse3dblt wer>
ben, 10 1T S6qnts erpdblt. Bartelen
bereiten itd] Dor, ben &lmpf 3u erneueru,
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0rOBe Griparmma! !!
Sis eiu,ige adbte berbeiierte Sape'id1e
NGhmaidline.

forpie Die empire" unb al1e onoern. aud rSinger's
9r. ." in Dem 3 ampf. .S epGrirse BON
Sbomae Sbdnfs,
(SlnI1Sg) Gde Der 2ombaroz uno Sbarpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-15

gn Die @agler Der 3turiten @arO
Die RonirGtion ces 6rn. IN. g. ESei iitr cen
S'aotratb III sdnltt bdna9 uon allen BarIeeu.
Biro ogriebe Iudplt, 70 miro er iCirem Sting"
nod elmer Yaftet oieHen, ionoern leblglrtl Oas 5n
tereiie Der Sirser cer ;pc ten SBa Gui's 5bdriic
oertreten Bon oem @ruaoi pc ausgebeno, feline 9(az
tionaI YOtitin td tide 4n9eeOeH. citen an mtldtu,
IN oteler oerr nur aut's IBdrnlte Ju empiC3!eH.
(2il5I-4g)
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SermifDte Nepefehen aus
yfefusWprf.

gtetu 0orf, IA. Oft. - Sobu .. 9
5tearns, iriber in Bolton wobnbaft, ftaiI
am 81. Susulf in Oofobama. @s par Oieie,
5err, meldlsr ieinen 9ampfer rarQoloOt'
anSdifte, mn ben Ourd, Die uOneiOa"> &ata
hIopbc 8eroiieneu 6iilfe 81 brin9eu.
- Die 0ampter DSreece" u. ~ D8pomtn9
inS eingetrOfen.
- Cine g8aibinstoner 0epeibe an bic bie
fae ,Slmes" bert9tet, oaB benz Slce. YrGI
Otnteu Golfur Die eOitOrieae Qeitun9 Oer yN.'
.. &tibiine" angeboten woroen lit.
- Su oergan9encF Na6t bat eS abermali
tart 9efrOren.
- Sn 8rooflDu ffarb seitern a6eub 5ral
Sanipfe oil elmer OoiS arienif, pelhe ib>
I'M Gbee belgebrad)t moroen mar. Die Sral
beiaB ciu nldlt uubeoeuteuoes Serm69en il
lbrem 9tamen, Mno ihr Wanu iiebt nidt in
beiteu Rufe. Die Sa9e luirO 9riinOli4 uH.
teruht.
- Die 0ampfer yGitD Of 9onOon" unt
yGttD Of Srltol" llno oon 2iuerpool bier ell
gelronen.
- Die 0emotraten bes 5. 0ifrifts baber
ben Sane5 l8. @opert fir Oa8 Maporsan
nominirt.
- Son Qiuerpool mad @n(lao, cine Gtred
BON beildui5 l l 900 Dteileu, baben 2 Dam.
pier, o&spuoltc" NIB Sacora," cine gSett
iabrt uutern0rlmen.
- Die antla9en Der 9Sablfdli9ung 9egen
ben 4loermau S. Dime unD u. &ennaa Dol
Stooflpn itno a6gewwien woroeu.
- SameS S'1Srlen bot Die Nomination
Der p yapouO- 5all"s SemOtratie fir OaS Ml
porS. lint nugenOmmeu.
- Der BtOieB S,uecb's ipirb tpabri6ein.
lid absrmals ueridohen perOcu.
= Die SauIO Der Stabt gterpzDort hat
IdI mdbreuo Der leeten WtOnate abermals
nm s4,3l4.752 permehrt.
ale y8eiOrm 4iocIation" bat eine
QorsiIe erlaiisu, in meI6er Die Nommatiou
6au mepsr's fir oas OtapolS-amt empfOh=
len nj o.
-Ourb oas Serisben eiu.s @eridltI6rei.
bers mar Die auitbt er3eust warOen, oaB
bsute Der Bro5cB StelOa unO GmseOs bcgtnneu
rerOe, etHe srOBe Menidenmeuge bate iit
iufOI9e neheH etnsefunOen, Die unbsfrleOigt
mleber nbaieneu muRte
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NrGifoententpabI in WeriFO.
Wtata NJ 0 I u s, IS. Sftbr. - 9eute fnnb
in 0tcrito Die Brdhoentenmnbl tatt. 3es
jaOa, Der ietigc YrdROeut, puroe wieSer er.
mdhit,
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c9Obn 9anrOA
GessnieitisrGebruss Grrii6ernngs"S1
SrllitlaIt unn 8uIfun, WnE.

8ieie geealdoft uurbs ole Grponsnt oes bsribms
ten ~Da aafiGdbuisrtfsr Eiobt Ssriaa SeiesssA
orgaufrt. 9br 9utbabsn IL ePt IbeT S2,60O,0Ol,
rDeI6e fthcr an Suufen her Bolcen SntObeI ungS
leet tHo. RoCb bcn SdceeR uon giaiiaduiGtts, mem
ir9enn cine Village orer anleibG seno6t morosns
nelde niLht Nurb Ole StGtuten autorhrt fne ets Dis
reftoren, peldc oieielbC semadbt Oog bemilgt, htu
UhteIichern Der Seeui1ut Til isncn ooourt ptrnI'
iadter 8eruf peIioulId usraLtwortlI6. Ste Snets
loren oeIn 5ohn 6aHcod 9eaeHieiIlarn Sebtns SeIs
f6erunqs 9scuitatt" umiaiier elHIge Srcise Oct
reibnen uro reipeftobelier GupobneI SoTon's.
Aue golieeu iiHo ua6 elmer Erimeujabluna lbiolui
unperidu bar, etnerle ob oeIehe idbIlib, bolboPr.
lid ooer pierteliGbrlin 9emadt Miro. DiUleenoer
Ueroen balbi6brltdl erflGrt uHo baat beS1hlt
RuT RENE tebens< urb SGriorgunas sBerdderung,
- feline "9ontlne" oheT anoere Sbema'e iH0 NIT ms
ieren @efhufteu ucrbunoen.
Cine iehT arobe AHiGtl uHfereI beheR 9lnmohHu
fno bereits in Der n5 are Il" ueriibert; SelunoI
beit5sRiiifo's nGroen Eur uernhsrt.
gBalter .. Wtlttnion,
General Agent fur NiGInluno uno eeu Stfrth
&olumbia,
RoropsR=Sd Der 6barles uno Baltmorstt.;
Sames SeuoRrlon n, Sotdl- A9enG
o. U. 2 Cbtpnr rbmann,
Bsrnuler Deg oeutiden 9epartemeute;
Dr.. SomesA. Steuart
(gRatI0, ,i2Dlc,I.pD uutsrirdunGssgr5t.
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Eg NaKe !! Natie! NGG
+. Saine.
10 ~ eds Der 8oItimoreftr. nnt B.eC.-goeuus.
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10. O. Wnoo & Gnmv.s

VIyKNIVIIIlItl UUH
9pIt's patentirten autpmatiidscn 6eiiern,
uelGe in ben lesten nf5ebn 5abrsu iebr uuliaRsreh
unb mi, besrsm Grfolse oIs traeub elm anbsrsr NIT
Dampt ODER beissm Wafier bet3snoer Gpporat ees
braudt nsrben.
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MbermalS elm Dcripceeuer Sanf=
sRaub. Ser Safiirer Der be=
trefTenSen Sanf ipiro TIT ieinem
6ouie iiberfallen unS eesipuu=
acn, oas 0e,pDlbe 3tl nffnen. -
1Feber G3GAn AnA opSfOhIpn

Srog, N.s9., IA. Sft. - Ole vSa,
rato9a'@ Ountpz Sunt" in g8atsrforb, N.=0.,
wnrce hente am friiben WOr9en nm mebr als
$900,000 beraubt. @s ipuren 8 Waun, bic
oen 0iaub begin9sn; bisislbeu batten iib pers
mtttelit SutlnrnlaSfen unfenntlid] gemad)t.
Die Rduber perlteften fid] tpabrenO beS Sa-
sss in benz 5auie bes Saiirers, 5rn. 8. Sc.
Ban Soeuenbur5b, uns als Die 6amilie 5ur
8ube segausen mar, branSen iie in bic 3inl.
fner, banoeH uno fuebelten Die 2ente bis aui
ben Saiiirer, tueldsr aesipuugen purbe, Die
GefuDbs Der Sanf ;u eri6lieBen. Der Ser
huff Der Sanf ielbit betrd9t nur $500; aus
beroem muroen iebo1 Spe,ial- -9epoiiten BON
&Brsern i'm Setrage uoa $500, 900, meitens
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Ser (6elSmarFt.

Wew.OOrf. Y. on. - @elO fliiifg
III "A; g8ehiel fInu, aber feit su s9; Sob
id)loB su 1874 SuuOeS SblisatiOuen rubig
abr left. - Sedier 1165, '62er ll55, 4ftlsn
idlIoiien isf. q 3, &en;ral 95B, @rie 49s,
9ote SbOre 909, 81. Central 1913, Bittsburq
SS4, 0orthpeltern 74t, YiurItdten $50,
&od=S =Sslane 112.
8Ians oes llnter=Sdlatamte8: S52 1885,
918 i'll GSolD. S21 .042. 500 in Bapier.
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Wene An3eiaen.
SeDermann.

rettb cber arm, pcrperratbet oeel uldt ogh ctu ne
ben ,ir nc ieiurn ptttslE euIpIebeuhR Summe pet1
if IN unr in Dem uorNufeu Rauss Der tsetIstttis
zen GeIeli6aiteu heht he
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-15

elm gan5eS SgiteR itbsr ben Sauien gepOr'
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-15

Yartete II ba6en ipren 0ebenslauf wie
SnbiuiOueu, Gle meroen geboren, ma6ien,
eriterbeu, erfiiaen ihre BeitImmung, utran.
fen, mcroeu feb uno tOrrupt uuo 0ien lid,
5uleet auf Inn ueuenOrganliationen Blab ,u
MAIDEN. Iles bat ieiHe 3eit u.gllles bat jein
SuhP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-15

9eaung pon 9lei. uno &lenrobrsr, Saoenannen,
opbranten, Wahftdnoe, Ttiioirs, db,ugsr6breu tlir
Aptritte; ioipie aud
BpbrauIiihe Ranlmen, DaHerz Dioihinert, Il. {. no.
normorns u. Sdisfsr-aaminmie, 6euerbsero= Jaofte,
Brighter u. I. No.;
sih.n llteniien, Daiiertibler uno Reiuseratoreni
aod= nnb Sels6ieu uRo Jfeparatursn auer &rt.
Siicpea=GRe pen S3aItimp pres unc Gufanar.
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spc,ial : Noti3e1i.
Bireau S6reibntatcrialten
Biireans9rufarbeiien

ate witch u % n u u a Ss
Sii der,
ante grbeit unS nld5iae Breie bel
eSuggeHhemer e gEeiI,
Q6l-D Rr. f57, Wef= BaItimoreHrass.
SrOee Griparmng!
Ufan fauit eebraudb.e ehulbiher gum balher
gree pber rueniser unb neue unter ben reoemdgiser
Rrciieu, ionic aud aie Wsiiterperfe Der eiteratur
iuuIitite, meoiSiniite unb asmiidte Binder &C. Dor
6. Real & Somp.,
Wr.S4, We Il : 5apettez, eintee 1hiiren fuefltt
BON Der Gbarlesfirase 8ler Her art uerber prompt
sefcuit uno beBablt. (Sept4, 12aftes,t&p)
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audl n dl + ii BET! - gSQbrenS bic 30
liSei ben Softer elmer iungen DAME in ct.
Gouls nod getobleueu Giitcru unttriufte
fano ite nid,t mehr, ME flint Sf)eiOun9sOOs
fumente uno eds Seiratbsconjaiiionen Dor!
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8ir limb itOij auf Die 0eutideu
pon 0bto. DE Steuuug, mel he Die uu-
qcb,uere Dlebrhelt SerieIbeu bel Der Ieeten
2SIbl ein9cnommCn hot, sereide iomohl
ihrsr @iuiiht, als ibrem9erien 3ur Gbre. ole
laben itb Oacurh elu Oenfmul geItet, Sas
fOrtleben ulro IN Der dmerifIniIheu Sei6ifl
te Der 0eutidje liebt be Sreibeit nit lbtaliz
hiiuer 0lugebunl, unO uuterwtrit itb Oubsr
ebsuioweniJ eiuer BarteisEprannei, m,e er it4
Der Spranuet getr6uter unO geialbter Sdupler
untsrmorfen bot. lSin. YIfbIt.l
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y il aner mteerlegt. (Brauer:)
Nein, 10 einen Msni9en, pie ben Sii9usr,
Der @inem NGeS ableu5net, iogte man 9ar
nid)t belfommeH lafieu. 9sn loate man lie
ber getf tooti6la9en.
(Bbiloioph): DaS fpdre olIerbinas elm
sritnblifes 9lrgnmeut gesen ben Serfaiier
Oon Strait nnO Stoff." aber, 6srr Sbne.
mal;, i'd mil Shnen nod ein beTeres Mittel
iagenr ihH iu roieoerleyen. g8enn er ber.
tommt, ihtdeu Sie ibm iOgleih elm SGshen
BON Shrem Bier: barau mlro er iid) aui Der
Stele iberssugen, baB es in Der g8eIt aud
StofI Obns $raft gibt, uuo bamlt if
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Taxes.

In his speech at Sacramento, Cali
fornia, some time ago, OIL the tariff,
Hon. s. S. Cox said: ut reminds me
Of your woodpeckers here. They
peck holes in your trees to hide the
acorn for future use; they do no,
want the acorn Oh, no! There is a
worm that come into the acorn, ami
the worm is what the woodpeckei
wants." And lie concluded by re-
citing the following lines:
All! these INSTRUMENTATION taxcs!
Tax on Your clothes and tax on your nxesi
We are taxed on our matches, our tools and our
rents;
We Ale taxed on our dollars aud taxed on ouI
cents;
We are taxed on all goods by Kind Providence
given;
We are taxed on the Bible that send, US to
heaven,
| And II We attain to that heavenly goal,
They would. II they could, stick = stamp on GU
Roul
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.wosp AND pLow.
y.ox ~. esxxAS or woLroAss AcLiss.


TSere once " a. q Count, SO Eve heard IL saa-
Who felt tina, his end drew near
And be called his sons before bis bed
To part them his goods and gear
Il called for his plow. he Called for bis swor1'
That gallant good and brave;
They brought him both at their fathers word.
And thus he his. blessings gave.
my arst born sou my pride aud might,
Do thou my sword retain;
Ny castle on the l-rdly height.
And all my brosd domain"
'on thee, my well-ioved younger boy.
Ny pillow ! hGre bcs;o@.
4 peaceful LIE shalt thou enjoy,
In the quiet vale below
Contented sank ihS sire " rect.
Now all was given away;
The sons held true his last brhest,
Zen on their dying day
Now tell us what came OF the steel and fame
or the castle and its knight;
And tell Us what came OF the vale 80 tame,
And the humble peasant wight"
o AK not Of me what the end may bel
Ask OF the country round
The castle 10 dust. the sword Is rust.
The hight 10 but desert ground.
But the vale spreads wide In the golden pride.
OF the Autumn sunlight now;
Il teens and IL ripocns far and wide,
And the honor abidcs with the plow.
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dignity snd rights Of his own Stste
aud the constitution Of his country.
Two years ago Mr.. Henderson told
us that President Grant "was en-
dsavoriug to ft iron collars upon the
.ecks Of aweary, wsrn aud humiliat-
ed people"
Two years ago he told Us that Pres
ident Grant was pressing forward to
a second election through misrepre-
seutxtion--through abuse Of official
power and deprivation Of the rights
Of freemcn. Then he denounced his
ursurpa,ions-nnd now, as candidate
or Governor Of the great State OF
Missouri, be proposes to help him In
his ncfarious work. Mr.. Henderson
8 fond of abiding in his speeches TO
the story Of the conversion OF fau'
on his road to Damascus-certain'y
his cannot be compared to tit may
have been as sudden and as sincere.
but not "a miraculous; for surely It
is no miracle, but rather in the nafur-
al order of things for him to change
or appear 10 change his political no.
,ions about men and measures; but
Paul changed for the better ana
ceased to pcrsccutc, and hero the par
allel signally fails.
What new light has shone upon
Mr.. Henderson with the short period
If two wears in regard to tile charac-
ter and aims OF Gen. Grant, it is i'm
possible for inc to say. If he la
changed for the better, l have failed
to see 1t. llc is still "pressing for
ward to n second election" and Mr.
Henderson is advising him to press
on to that goal Through all abuse OF
official power" which l hope in hi'
widest and maddcst dreams of am'
bition he never before contemplated
Such a course as Mr.. Henderson advi
ses would beyond all controversy b'
all end OF Republican governments
would be nh usurpation by brute
force of the highest Office known t.
our system of government. 1t wal
bad enough when Rodman ant
Fletcher counted in and counted OH
members of Congress i'll fragrant VIC
latiun Of the constitution and thu
thry have lost reSDcct cvcl
of those whom they served-bu'
when a president can count himsel
into Office and use force if neccssar!
to accomplish it., what becomes o
popular government? Will the pco
pie Of Missouri reflect on thes
things-and% rejecting, CON they vot
for Henderson?
JAS, O. DROADHEAD.
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The POSTAL CAnD.-Thc new
postal card is three inches by five and
onc-cishth inches in size. made from
a fine quality Of card board, and is OF
i light buff color. A border of scroll
work runs around the edge, while in
the upper risht-hand corner is o very
handsome stamp, consisting Of n head
of Liberty cncircleL with stars and
surrounded with clliptical scroll
work. The denomination is one
cent, and the color of the work q
rich velvet brown. The inscription
is simply Omitted States Postal Card
write address only Oh this side, tho
message OH the other" Below art
ruled lines, while the reverse 10 blank
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OIL MISSOURI, Ia
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
In the Probate Court Of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri-October term, 1872.
wow at this day comes Hiram n. Bledsoe,
N. administrator OF the estate OF Jonn Z:
ltiedsoe,. deceased, and presents to the Court
tie sale Of so much OF the real estate of said
licensed NJ will pay, and satisfy the remain
.ng debts due by said estate aud yet unpaid fol
want of suIiici,n mt assets, accompanied by thr
accounts, lists and inventories required by Law
IN such cuses; on examination wnt reUi ii is or
Tered that all persons Interested in sand estate b,
notified that application MS aforesaid has been
uade, and that unless the contrary be- shown OIL
II before the iirst day OF the neNt term Of this
.uurt, to BE- held Oh the first Monday in january
.SI.j, an order " ill be- made for the sale OF I'll,
whole, or so much OF the real estate uf said DE-.
leased As will be sufficient for the payment y
,aid debts.
And it is further ordered that this notice b,
published iu some newspaper In this State TO
| four weeks before the next term Of this Court.
oc2a.st JOHN E. BURDEN. Clerk.
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1gsl.
TEUWEE59G1LE.

60
VXYHEREAs, james 4. Harris and Mssy T.
w Harris, his wife, and Mililsn ~ =. ,oth asy
Or October. A. D.. 1870, and daily recorded c h IN ts
Recorders Office FOR Lafayette county, ~ NJ
state OF Mi,souri, in book number ), = PAT -,
conveyed 10 the undrrsiKned trastsr e .asd conn.
ty and State, to-wt. -. ,,.re.r or 80.
tion eixht fsI, snd the west hall 81 tne no5tn-
west quarter u section seventeen s ~ az. .on.
tainpinS one hundred and sixty Gsol asres. Which
s,iJ cSnyeyAnce was made In TRUST 20 secure ths
psvmeut OF three certain promissory notes In said
deed described, and whereas sag no'es nass Dc
~ fhs rrourst Of the legal holder Of said notes,
and according to the provisions OF said deed Of
'""FkipxY' NOVEMBER sexD, A.. D. ls72,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon and Ave O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
iuy, in front Of the court house door In the city
of Lexington, Lafayette county, Missouri, pro.
ceed to sell the above described property at pub
lie yenduc, or so much thereof rs may be neces.
sary to the highest bidder for cash, TO sstisfy sal,
notes, with Ill interest remaining unpaid there
on, together with cost and expenses Of this trust
oct25td THOS. e. BLEDSOE. Trustee.
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Mrs. JoaquIn I

Mrs. Joaquin Miller Intends
to continue TO make things lively for
Joaquin. She recently saId to the
hired bore Of the San Yraucisco
Chronicle: 81 think I know w,,r,e
ms duty lies. sud J believe tito be IN
the ,uppnri, protection aud e~dnrstion
Of ms children, and In correcting, 20
far a. possible, the fslse sentiments
Of society In regard TO posts.msn and
womsp."