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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
Gin 8atcr ermDr0et feiue beiben
Gin0cr

@oIumbtana, ., y. 0c5,-' gr6en
8orter, pcder IN Der NGbe oeie8 StdOtden8
pobnt, ermoroete Beute Utor9en ietne betoen
Stuoer i'm 2ltter BON limb 3 Sabrcn. Der
lR0roer bcitn0et itd in SQft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
%. u. QSooo & Gaaap.,
Gisentbiimsr BON

StSeHtHuhttl poh
asotb's pateutirten dnfpmatiidsen Seisern,
melbe in ben lesen funf8e5n 5abten is5r umfaasret
nnb nit beIferem GrIose, als trssno Elm anosrer nit
Dcrpt ODER beissm 2BaRsr bsissnosr apparat ee=
btaupt ipsrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
11uterbcmbeu unb 11uterbuIeu,

% Yreieut billiger, ais irgeno Elm anberes
@eldJait in Der Stabt.
Medcated Scarlet pOlsHe untertleiber
seeen R1eumatismus
Nerinos 6amen uutetfieiber
BON alien beebter Sabrtdten,
1h Yrrssut biGiacr, ais ser rgeipDbisllebe9rsts.
Gin sroBes Niottiment ooE
Retietai itbenuno @urteln,
to,pte aud WouIetin=O =Oamen'untertlelbern, Goriet=
ten, Strimpien, panbi9uben.c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
Gbineiifebe llrbeitcr III NcnnfDl0dz
uicu.-IrphcuSc 1Inruben.

Bltt8 bWrg, Y, Ne3.-Nle GlnIll9rung
elmer 9(u5ubl Gbiueieu III Die BertltQtten Der
;, 8eauer 6auS @utlerg Comp" III Seaoer
TQQ8 bat cine beoeutcnoe UtlBlttmmuug unO
@Qbrung inter Den weiBeu Qtrbeiteru uran-
laBt. Die @Ompagnie beitdftigt 5ur 3ett
100 2(rbciter; he Ueriuhte Dor etnlgen 3a9en
cine 2tnSabt oerielben Ill Den 9SerttGtten fitr
feiuere 2trbeit eiujuiiibreu, oa9e9en proteItir'
ten bic meiBeu llrbeiter unO 0lele iteDten Die
2(rbet elm uno tamer bier an, I'm anoermcts
ti9 8etditigunq Ill iud)eu. 0ian ia9t, oaB
bic @hiueien tiir s25 @olO pro 0tOnat arbeiz
ten, ndhreno ole @Ompagnie bi8ber ben tpet.
zen AEbeitern $50 S0hlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
9;s 0Gi(ion'iff1c glibmaid,ine

fir ous arten etnfads unb 6ancp=arbet 1T oor5n9'
liner, OILS ale anbern. Gle lGuIt leidt, o9ne 9es
r6u. ift eirfadb uno oauerbait unb et9nst F oeons
Sers iar Sdneiber. Der 8reis berlsten ut pom sol
bis s125. Man ipre9e ror uno untetllhe o'elsloe'
B. Srpmn, I9ent,
gde Der Gbarlssz uao BoltmotetraBe'
(Wou .13, ,12WteG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
9apiD 8antberacr,

Jlr. 60, 9lorp=6OIparbs, swiiden 6aras
togaz uno QeringtcnitruBe,
perfauft ole uoleneu @aaren,. pie Strimpfe,
Sanoif1 be, nntctbemnen uno Soien, scarfs, Com
su Spotprtiiel aug. 4les mus bis gum l. Sanuar
beltlmmt unO oupertdiiiq Gusuerfauit isin.
0aoie Samberger,
Nr. SO, Roro ooDdro-, tlplben eertngz
(SuIi31 ,f2MteD tonz uno Sarato9aitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
9ie SSbccler=9S =9Silion'fbe nene
S1Gbmai6iue

1T pos seeisnetfe Seit.@eidbent iHr gfuttsr 6rou'
@hms5ter ober Sreunoin. Gle lit Die einiotite,
houerboitehe unb am sidtefer laufenbe Lock
sRofrbins i'm Diarfte uno n6bt ale arten Irbeten.
suqrnflioneu nerbeu in Den gBobnungen in Seutlt
srtbeilt unb werosn bic Mai6'nen auI bic mo9ltdt
lei ttsften Sobunsen pertauit 0ton iprefe Dor uno
unterfuts bieielben.
SeterIon S GarpeHter, Sen.@G9enten,
<n,o1orI Dr 2t4 TSeHz z8aItjmoreftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
Ser 8rano i'm viSiftb sloennes
SspfciH III Wctnz zWCrf~

g}ie bas iFcuer austan - sGWere antla8e Qe8en bic
SotelzGioner. = lRan rettet bic 8ag9al9e un6 last
Die WQ0heu uerbrennen. - 8roBer unplue I'M
4ublifum - Streu9e unteriuhung
Stem DOrt, u. Deg. = Utarg linn
Taqan, elm weitereS Spier beS Srauoe5,
aiu9 aeiiern Q(beno i'm vSeQeoue" "9olpttale"
inter uniG9l1fen QeiOen nit SOB ab.
Die llnterlu9ung OeS Seuerz0taridnll8
atergebeu, OaB Oa8 6euer i'll elnem 9leElt'
enz3immer oeS 5. Stodperte8 au5tanl.
obglsitb elmer Der 0otelp1d)ter bsbauptet, oaB
ber llriprung oe5 SranOeS nod unauf9etlart
lei. Gin quoerer Ger pGd}ter iQat, oaB er
9leit mad Der @ntOedung oes 6euer5 betabl,
Bic Q6I6mebr III auarmlren. ueberelnlm=
menO Tno Bel0e Der Nnitd)t, baB Die armen
MGoden ben grltidungstoo itarben. - Der
benz @ebduoe Su9efiigte Sda6en betrd9t nur
$4,000, oagegelt haben bteUtO6eln, Sepptfe
Ii. /. 10. sur AuabebHun9 Don $4,000 9es
litten.
Gin augen,euge be9t feiuen 3wetfel, bag,
ipeun man iOfOrt ben Aaarm ge9e5en batte,
bic OtaOden gerettet worOeu ndren, Die
0ffentlihe Nteinung gebt oabtn, OaB Die SO.
telpGtter, III tbrer 2ln9lt, Die Dt0beln NM
Seppide III retten, perind)teR, ielbIt oas6eler
III lDi6eu. Der laute, DerSmeltelte Sdret
ser Ofdbhen I'M oberen Stodlperfe DurDe
Sedtlih I'M Souterraiu be8 0otel8 gebOrt.
lin Oieie 9eit bate bGS 6ener beoenteno nm
iida gegriiieu, aber ielbt einer Der 9oIei=An-
9eitsatelt, auf Die orIdlla9cuoen Slamnlen
aufnertiam 9emaft, crmleperte: 70, ooS
lit oar gttdt8 !" .0ie WiGodIen mcroen Die
! @Gde erihreden, tpenn lte IN Oteler 8epe
| iOrtfQbIen.'
Sen. gbaler bonn Seuerz z9epQrtement be-
hauptet, baB Der 9aarm ui4t reft5ettl9 &C.
ma Qeqeben puroe. Der &hef'Sn9cuteur
8erle0 erbelt crit mn 18 Dfiuuten uad l
lIhr teleQrapbi1e Suuoc bon benl 8raHot
nno Wtjnuten ipGter luareu bic Q6ibman1s
ihoiten SurSteQe, Sr.B fnun ith nidt erflG.
rem, mc8ba!b man i'm 6otel l09erte, 4uarn
su Qeben, Die sabtrcidea, ii6 aaeHtbalber
ireu3eneen @orrloore oe8 9otelS bebemmen
in hobem @rQoe bic g9iflameeit Der 26Id)'
maunIhQften. Der Sormanu elmer Cont
pagnie iagt aus, oaB man tbm 9(nfau9S I'M
ter Der G0rQabe @lnlaB Dermet9erte, oaB lelt
@ri6eineu Die 6otel, @dIte erl1reden pllroe
Gr bebarrte oaraui, ein5utreten uno iette Die
les aud) bur6.
Der 6euerzN zNaridau ia9t, baB fetne nu
enigermaBen au5retdenDen Sorfebrun9en N
botel getrofien WorOen leIen, nm i'm SGl
zines 8ranOe5 baS 2ebeu Der SniQilen 3u ret
ten. 2ie 9otel. .4ngefallten tbaten gli9ts
I'm bic Wdoden Su retten. @r glaubt, bal
bic SotelzGupaltung in ihrer SeiorgniB, bi
Baggage Der Sdite in Siderbeit Su btingen
bic QefdbrOeten Wenibenlebeu gang per9ab
. Oie Sotel Qlrbeiter befiimmerteu f4 auel
I'M bic Baggage unO madten tetnen Serinf
J bic M1odlen III retten.
; Gin angehsGter bes SOtels ia9t au8, bal
er pcrqeblld) perufte, Die 9rOBen Sitter G
ben 6enitern ber 3tmmer, IN melfen itd D
{ MdS4en befaAoea, gu entferueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
@aspe f. ede bon 8altimore' unb Gutap,
cSohn q. Suman e. Gomp.,
Mr. A5. ySeSf= DrattifraBe,

nabe spears 2Bfttte,
Sdnbler NIT Den beiten barten
a9tsns' !sals9s, Sunburgs uno Cumberland
aopleH,
2940 BfuRo auf bic Eonne in a0en isd1en, rel BON
6Gefer uno lRoern unretni8teiten. (Septo, 12DtteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13

bafteursiteue Der y3ribiine" angenoumen
unO bereits telesrapbiidl ieinen 6reunoen NIT
gethejIt babe, oaB er nod bor 8ethnadten
bie @icez zBrdi itoeutur nieoerlegen uno am l..
Sam. 1873 bic ueue Stelle ontrcten iueroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
2etAemIeham iiber Nrle 9lnneefe.

@btcago, Su., II, Ue6. = Der @OrO'
ner bat beute Snqueit iiber Sberit 6riB
2lnuefe abgebalten, Der am SOHntag 4benO
Our6 eiueu Stlr5 oa8 2eben eiugebiiBt bat.
Ser 8abriprH4 Der Sum Iautete 9e9en Die
StQOt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
2pfalberid,te aus gTaIhinatpn.

NUtWTVt4TGIJHC WEEp IDWFUFIEY&VIF+
Q8ai bingto u. 0e3. - pr. Safob
6oruer iIt 9eIteru 4beno einltimmt9 gum Ser
walter oe8 Sdueenparte8 uu8Utoren nor
0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
Gm 6ebine
berabseictt int Rreiie fne has
gEeibuafltsfeit,

ST.. .@. 81. .Gtoribge, str. 21, 5.z9roaomap
madt nem Yublitum ersebenit bsiannt, bo5 er beret
it, oic teFen tsebliic su behentene reou5rten Nteen
An lieIern gs fam ten pcnenperss 9Glhent HIs
Fines bieier fbonen uno bauerhaften @ehiie 9emadt
meroau. gRan ipredle Dor uno urterinhe oteielben
ifrisdbss Qcdeas fpirb td9lid gebraudt uno 9urle=
benbeit in ieber Siniidt eoranttrt,
s Biireau: Ser. 2l, g ib.Sroa 10 a T..
1OHntpNN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
gGnffn=Gnffcc.
hcincr 8nrtmCir

CHERRY KLN4,
ober Bein pou perupianii5cr &lnbe,
nrdporirt uon Ebommcret Stts in taus,
IN etn Qusoe3etdbnetcs Zonit uuo v egeumttte
fir bus BedielTcbCr. Su p06,n bel
". ". IRaripn & Comp
aneinigen a9entcn iur Die &tr: StdatRn,
ISde oCr Sutuu III. u. UtaotiOn=ap.
(Sar5, ,i2TtteV) iOme Tel nlgH Sro3ullttu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
Gin Somprpmtf Nlat Der Negte
runa fir NlabGma.

gS a btngfOnr II. 0e5. = @eNetal.
gulpalt 8iuiams bat eiuen GOmpromibz
Sian sur grleOigung Der @eieegebun9s-
g8irren in alabama pOrgelegt. Die @iieuS
be8 8laues beitebt oariu, DaB bic 0enofraten
melde BON 8albuurz@o. 3utritt perlan9en,
abaeuieieu tperoen nnO ben 6epubltfanern,
bic Mebrbsit seiiAert miro. Ileber Die be-
fritteneu Senatsfte bon Waren9o, 8ntler
unb @onecodl ioG be Wiebrbeit Der Senatoren
enti9eiosn, bic 9emsrber I'M Die Stsaen absr
babel al feiuem 8otum berehti9t ietu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
IuFfVtBels - .
Die 6erabmte ealplon'las "Hot Air Furnace"

Der Barrier, gmeritanii6e 8dGeusserh unS Bar=
rsa {ds 5eerDe," Barlorz sun= u. sIgPtalnssSfuers
BIass0eber.
Die berlbmte 2apiou'ihe SHOT Air Far"dss."
aeauna Don Yleiz unb SiienrSbren, BaoeuanneH,
Seotanteu, Bai6fdnoe, gicirs, 4bSussrobrsn fiir
Nbtritte; io,ue auh
Bporauliite 8ammen, WaAer<Diaitinerts u. I. 10.
marmorne u. S9iaIer- SamiaFmie, 6eusrbeero=Nofe,
Re9iiter u. /. no.;
Rihea uteniilien, Waiferfd5ler uno Refr9eratoren
Rods unb 9sts6isu uHo Jteparaturen aasr grt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
HDhlet, ,tuh 6nl3.

Die ntebrtsten treiie werben immer bcrehnst; Elm
roger Sorrat1 tmlner on Sanb bon ZEN berIamtefen
Nfinen, mte Baltimore Gompasuie," 3pfens
Oaiep, Spomins, Sunburp unb Cumberland.
Seors Stearns,
Tlreau: Gr. 22, Siio=@ @aIpertitraBe.
f&stt22,1Sn SoRlenbot; aIjce Auafr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
Sic eiu,ise adte uerbeRerte 9Olue'id)s
GGhmQld,ine,

1orie Me .empiren unb aIe onbern, Qu6 nStn9et's
pr o. in oem s ampfz zGepartrsS ben Don
"'' :" 9bomas sbanfs,
loa.1 tagA GtR Der 2pmbQroz un6 SbQrpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
Snlenaz
Nus @aSbtnetolt+

Der Grebit.MobiIier - 9eutide 8anquisrs tpOen Die
A., 4a uno 5.proj Inleben nebnten.--9er P0laI"
9eIesrapb. b.--8te iran8 SpoIiationsn -S!srAele'o.
Die 8erta9un9. Die 8orfalle IN Souitana.
gGaibington, y, Deg. - Die cOngreie
Foneue llnteriudung beS Greolt~ 0tob'ller'
S6pinOels ioa bel n9eihloiIenen Sbiiren"
itattfubeu. Ga ptro au6 mleber ipelltg
ans SageSlidlt fommeu.)
- gSie perlautet, beiinben itd Igenten
zines SDnbitatS beutiber Sauquier8 bier,
nm ben nod porrathigeu Setrag oer A., Al
nnb 5zprosentigen 2lnleben gegen cine Cont
milton BON 25 Brp6ent nan ben Wtann 5u
bringen." 9ariiber btuau8 loQ bas S4ab=
amt gtidts 5ablen.
- anl Wiontage tuiro ST.. Sttou. 0crSrda
iioent Der .8eterH llntonsGeIe9rapbcn. @om@
pa9uie," ietne @rfldrlngeu iiber ben proletz
tirten Yofal- 3ele9rapbea Dor Oem Gon9reB-
&omite abiegen.
-0as @eiet I'M getref Der franz, Spoz
liationen 1T fir ben %. Sanuar auT Die &a'
9esOrbnung geileat moroeu.
- ST.. Bed bat i'm luterbauie oen Intra9
qeiteGt, ben 3elt,gio auisuheben. Cur 3eit
baben mir ben abiurben 3uit0nO, baB Elm ST.
@onf Neutrality-suspicious. msroen, ,aber felne
anoere SteQe, lelbit Die etne8 @lcrt3 nlbt
ans9enonnlen, beteioen fam, ruenu er nld)t
Supor i9wDrt, nuiemal5 in 0tebellenOienIen
gelanbeu Su baben."
- Ser Senat ilt benz 8elAluhe bes llniers
banles beigctretsn, fd) ON 8reitage bis gum
6. San. iii pertagens Cameron madlte Die
8emefuns, boB sr II @ntel 6ur 9Seibnoft
su beiuden babe uuo Die Serta9un9 Inn 9anS
9elegen fomme.
- Die SoridGe III 2uuiiiana leufen aIitt-
tige 4uImertiamfcit anf iit. @anS rld]ttg
benerfte beute SemanO gum 8ertdteritatt
baB Die beiuoie Yolitif, ipelde Die Gegteruna
i'm Suoeu pelfol9t babe, sur Generalization
Der san3en Nepublif fuhreu miiiie. Die lestt
ginmiihun9 in Qouliiana Jet Elm gsmaItl9el
Sorwdrtsld)rttt Sur GENERALIZATION, sum De-
ipotismus uno 5ur 0ttlitar=SerrdQft. 2(u
oleie Beiie ieieu ieit jcAer Die 6retbsitsn Del
90lfer Su @rabe getragen tuorOen. 9as er'
barmlidits aemterjdgerz @eiinOel babe ot
gabn Der gr0bien gSillfiir i'm Siioen 9eeb
net unb es Jet nur Su elii6tliAt oaB troe alel
bittern @rfa9run9en man fcin $3aar brett Dol
Der abTd)t, bic SOlfsiOuuerdnltGt 81 uHter
araben, ablpeihen peroe. 0te Bartelz0emal
fplrft tGqlif mebr ale 6lidIldlt bel Selt
uno nit Sangen iiebt ieber ipabreSataIanos
treuno Der 3utuutt ent9caen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
mih Sxsal,f's 9unit 6auerte.

Rr. f3g, AefsV
fWot3f ,I2Wt,N Sruiiben Soutb> u. @aluertfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
e xai6enubren!
El @tnnnufreu! Sdlmmflaflen

3. Soiepb, Rr. 94G, EBeitz S5altin orsftrase'
,peite Gtaae, Iaoet 6dnoler i'm algemetnsn eIn,
feinen n neuen o orratb BON aoloenen,. II l.
bernen aolbplatttrter2 VI aa entus Ole
fommenoe Saiion su beieben.
Gin bubItee aiiortilncnt bon Stor3e<, 3utufe,
| Noierbolsz uno anDeren Stanaubren imncr porz
Idtbi9. -....-.,-.....- ..,:,.s,x
unh onbereu Eaibenubren tueroen gtitidt repartt
burt eriobrene Arbeiter.
Sie nebriaIien BreIle. (Noo3U, 1UtI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
S5ieoer Gin gletp YOrfer SCtel IN
cldnIncu.

Stem 9 ort, II. Qe5br.-0eute gtads
mittaa brad I'M Burlington 9otel" Seuer
aus; Dalielbe ipuOe ieOOd gelDdt, eAe nm
Die @Gite BON Der @efabr @tpa8 eriuAren.
Scr Sd1nAeu n1nr nidf uroR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
Die fd,recflicbc corruption in Der
Stadtsbduptftaot. Sfduferet i'm
Snni+oIp t,pn SijSsCSdrpitftdA


Golumbia, S.zG., II. Deg. - Sberr
s. 8. .BQtteriou, Der erpdblte 8uuoe8ienator,
muroe beutc Mor9en perbaftet uuO Dem Srte-
oen8ri6ter &trf por9eiii6rt, rpelher tbn inter
$l5, 800 8iirqid)aft lleQte, um i'm Sanuar<
Sermine Dor ben @eneral- @iilien me9en Bee
iteAung BON Otitglieoern oer geiet9ebun9 81
erid1etnen. Sen. 0arrg y. WortbtH9ton,
mel9er ais 8atterion'8 agent bet blelen ge'
itedungen fungnte, mur0e inter $50OOSlir9s
id)Qft geitelit. SObn 2leTanoer, Der raoltaIe
Dtanor BON Columbia, unO =. Uf. Wlloer,
Der farbige Boitmeiiter, muroen Yatteron'S
Blrgen; 9atterlon Ielbit letltete Sltr9taTt
fiir 9Sort6ington. Sortune @lleS, etn iarz
bige8 Dittalie0 be8 llnterbauIe8, ipuroe beute
aui tieQnfage perbaitet, geiteAun9 enpfan'
GEN 5u Gaben, Inn fiir Yatterlon gu lttmmen.
Ser StQat8zSenlt iette bcute Jfadlmttta9
ben 6rleoen8ridter Sirt ab, neil Derlelbe ben
0aftbefebl gegeu Yatterlon auSgeielt hattie.
6eute 9fad)nltttaQ fam e8 tnt 6eordlentanz
teubauie md9renO Der SlbHn9 3H etner hlntl-
Qelt Seilerei tnfolge Der oorgeltern itGttgebabz
ten Senatormabl. 9Sm. 81. S6omaS, etH
farbiger Brebtqer uno Utitglieo Oe8 Sanie8,
BON @aQetonz&ountp, tpelder fir ben tarblz
Qen GenQts, ,@anoiOaten @lliot agttirt uuo gez
fimmt hattie, unterlielt iid nit Dem 1tegcr
S6omas t6amilton bon Beaufort uno ipra9
babel Die 2(nT6t aus, OaB er CLAUDE, Samll'
ton lei in ir9enO elmer QSeiie uon Batterlon
beetnItuBt, reip. beitoaen wOroen. 9amllton
ergriff ben Nann @otte8 betm Sra9en nno
| iGlug ibn blutig, worauf er ibn Quf Die nabes
| iteGenOeu Sbreibtid)e mari. 0G5 9ulNe
6aus perIammelte iidl i'm Die SGmpienoen,
Sboma8 iprang raid wleoer ani, um itd) 81
reuan6iren, obr Der Ser9eant.atz2lrm5 Osrs
binberte cine fernere Yriigelei. 0amilton ent'
| ld)uloigte lldl Dor Dem 9aule. porauf oleIe8
ipetter feline S9ritte that. 8bomas ioll benz
| 6anlilton 9eia9t baben: r2luS oem Serfahz
rem pon sub Negeru babe Id geiebell, oaB,
wenn SIR Sa iagt, bieies gtein betBt; i'd
lteate eiuen neutrality-suspicious. auf, bod S4r
gteger babt @uf an Patterlon oertauIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-13
Scppid,c. SSad,stub, UGDbeln,

Samitieus 8lbelu Il. :. 10.
segeu QBodtuz ooer Uionat6 3ablungcu bel
6epmpur & GreaH,
SIR, 243, 9Bcit=BrauhraBe,
(Oni5, 3Rte) stpifheu SbGrp. uro 6oparoRro6s.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Liable TO be Misunderstood.

Max Adeler is responsible for this
celestial story: There is q Mrs. Smith
over in New Jersey who has engaged q
coolie to do her house-work for her.
Like all Cinnamon, he uses exaggerated
and preposterous terms when addressing
q superior. And so, few weeks ago,
when he wished to know if he should
bring the wash. tubs up out of the cellar,
he approached Mrs. Smith and used the
following formula, which he had studied
up with great care: "Would the beau
teous dove who broods like an angel of
peace over this fair heaven of domestic
felicity, cooling soft notes to her affec
tionate mate, desire me to conduct the
wooden vessels from the sublime sub
terranean apartment where they are ex-
cluded from the glance of her soft
eyes?' Perhaps it was his broken En-
glish, or it may have been his warmth
of manner, but Mrs. Smith imagined
that the wretched Mongolian outcast
was making love to her, SO she Aoored
him with broom handle, rolled him
down two pairs Of stairs, and then sat
on him and thumped him up lot,
while Mr.. Smith held him by the legs.
The coolie conceived an idea that this
ceremony must be invariably incident
to the removal of tubs from American
cellars-that it was some kind of reli
gious rite which was to be performed
always on washing days; and now, every
Monday morning, he stuffs newspaper
under his clothes in order to 60 through
with the performance with as much
comfort as possible.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Explosive Cigars.

Every now and then We hear of pain
full accidents from the thoughtless and
reprehensible manufacture OF explosive
cigars. Some cases have occurred
lately in which severe injury was done
to the eyes of the victims. The cigars
in question appear genuine to the pur-
chaser, but contain q minute squib or
cracker, which. when the cigar has
been consumed to certain point, ex-
plodes, the cigar itself flying to some
distance from the mouth of the smoker.
Joking with these dangerous articles
should beseverely punished. The Paris
Figaro states q case especially trying.
It seems that not long ago gentleman,
happening to have some in his pocket,
and believing them to be the ordinary
cigars. offered one to his uncle, whose
property he expected to inherit, and
who wore q set of artificial teeth.
Great was his horror when he saw what
appeared to him to be the entire jaw Of
his avuncular relative briskly shot from
his mouth and iasten ON the nose of .
high official dignitary, who was heard
to shrek out, Indignantly, Monsieur
you have bitten me-" We trust thi
painful example will have its weight il
doing away with the circulation o
these miserable traps for the unwary
| As a joke they are about as humane q
placing nitro-glycerine balls in chswin
tobacco. t
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Living and Swearing.

Old Parson s., of Connecticut, was
particular kind of . person. One day
he had man plowing in his field, and
he went out to see how the work was
going on. The ground was very stony,
and every time the plow struck . stone
the man would swear little. = ss..
Fa Look here" cried Parson 8, "you
mustn't swear that way in my Held"
MWell. l reckon you'd swear too"
said the man, "if you had to plow in
such q stony field % this." p,y..4,
"Not a bit of IT," said the parson |;
"let me show you." n'4'
So the parson took hold Of the plow,
but he very soon had great trouble
with the stones. As stone after stone
caught the plowshare, the psrson eJacu-
lated:
"Well, never saw the like.n ?
| And this he repeated every time q
stone stopped his onward way. When
he had plowed around once ne stopped
and said to the man:
"There nowi You see I caniplow
without swearing" sFi'9h OF
"But guess it's pretty near y bad
to lie,n said the man, s"and YOU told
dozen 90 lies. Every time the plov
struck . stone, you said, 1 hSSf sav
the like when the same tnmf -
] happened the very minute befoss
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Andrew johnson ON the Execution Of
Mrs. Surratt. 'f

At Columbia, Tenn, recently, for the
first time in any of his speeches, An
drew johnson referred to the hanging
of Mrs. Surratt. Under this head ne
said that at the time Washington MAS
under martial law. u II aae
"The house of Mrs. Surratt-was the
Headquarters of those who consplred
against the Government, and out OF the
conspiracy which was formed there re-
shifted in the assassination OF the Presl-
dent of the United States. After M.
Lincoln was assassinated the Attorney
General was called upon for his opinion,
AM, gave it that the conspirators could
be tried by military tribunal. They
were duly tried, and the verdict OF
guiltv pronounced by the Court. The
question then was whether the fresi
dent could pardon Mrs. Surratt or not.
Under all the circumstances 1t was my
opinion ] could not grant pardon.
The accusation made against me for not
doing 60 would have placed your Gov-
ernor in the same position should ne
refuse to pardon notorious crlmmai
after having been duly convicted by q
iury. Under the circumstances,
| dc emed it my duty to let the law take
it's course, and let her be executed.
expect you will complain OF me for
having pardoned many other persons
Now, . man may do wrong both ways
He might refuse to pardon when y
should be granted, and when he should
not, he might be induced to pardon
But if / erred in any one thing, 1t wa,
in granting pardons. Likely enough
some of those who were the objects o
nv clemency raised the most nois'
about my refusal to pardon Mrs. Sur
ratt. If have done wrong, nav
done it'with correct motives and . Col
rect understanding 1a1aI,