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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25
A. F. & A. M.

Xxx WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 7s. A. r A:
wv NJ meets at their Hail. third story Of Weeks
Building the Levee Wednesday night. or before
the Full Noon in each month"; and every weeks there
after. r. NJ. WILLIAMS W. NJ
G.. W. SHREvE, Sec'y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25

M0NEY MADE RAPIDLY with Stencil and Kew
~ Cheek Outfits. Catalogues. samples and full
particulars FREE. s. NJ SPENCER Brattleboro VT
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25
FROM GEORGE r. ROWELL q co

what h this GrasA speeiae for dyspepsia, this
bubbiins sparkling coon: purifying regulating draugt
they call TARsASrs ErfERvEscExr SELrzER ArERExT,
Well it is simply the Chemical fac Of the Setzer
spring Water which fer 100 has accounted the
finest Cathartic and Alternative in all Europe.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS ap25w4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21

SGgem iible Res 6ru. Dubois itsben. Bl6ss
lih nurbeu bic beioeu Dor SaS 6uhrpert 9es
ipannten Bferoe if]eu uno ealoppirten oau0 n.
Der Snabe, melfer iie aHf;uhalteu iud]te,
wuroe nieoergemorfen uno BON ben RdOern
bss Walens iiberfabren. Seine Serleeuu9en
fino iehr geidhrlidtr Irt.
- Am Montaae fiel Der Waaenlenter zines
Dem 6rH. 9arrp SubOe in Sal forOs& ouutp
geb6rsnOen 6ubrpertss BON Sem 9esteren uuo
puroe iiberinbreH. @tne8 ietHer 5eine ioa
bel oisism llufaue gabrodsn ietu. Der Shame
6es Wtauues lift bis ieet nod ni6t ermtttelt
por6en, nan neiB MIR, oaB er fidl CUR 3elt
oe8 llnfales in totOl beraui4tem 3ultanoe
beiano.
- (0ie rpilben Sauben in QGeabaugs
Gountp.) Die SabQoien piloeu Gaubeu,
melft iudbrenO Der leeteu ISOLDE in benz neits
lifen &beile AGe9baun Gountp'S 9eeben
puroen, no le m%eilenmeite Streden gang be-
oedtel, iinO jest iammtlit ueri6WuHOeH.
$50 nod Dor Sturgeon OGuiousn 8aubeu
l%psilten, no Die Geite uno 3metge Der 8Gume
unter Der 2ait bleier 8 htere Sulammeubra6en,
III beute feline elu5t9e 3uube mebr gu %ftnOen.
Dtau usrnutbet, bag bic 80Jel iufolge be8
talten B,tters uuo oe8 SdueeturmcS, Der
bereits an eiuem Der lceten Gage Sen Bergen
cine peiBe Sappc 0uflcbte, i'd mad elmer
wGrmercn 6e9lOn bsgeben buben.
- (30otlldler llnfaa auf Der @tIenbahn.)
als an elnen Gage Der uortgen lSote EN-
@iljug Der Baltimore SbtozSabu" ole 81:
~icubabnbriide bel SatlauO, 4uegbunp=&O.
p%aiiirte, itiaB ether Der Shaffner, 9tameus
Otto @Bceler nit ieiuem Sopie atgen cine
bsruoripliugenoe giisnitan9e oe8 8riidenge-
l~auOers. Der StoB mar 10 blitlg, oaB Der
llnBliidlihe auf Der Stele itarb. Der Ser.
ftOrbeue MAJ eiu iunger, unuer1clratbster
Utann uno wohute in SOOu8bOrO', Wtb.,
ruObtu audi ieiH QCttuam geihidt wurOe.
- (6euer.) Qm Sonnabenpe, Den IL.
SftOber, blauute oa8 @Ohubaus Oe5 9ru.
0iettidl IN per NGbe uOn QaurauIQe, 8dltl-
morc-@Ouutp, gan5litl rieOer, Der Serlul
tit ourd Seriiteruug u0liJ ge5edt.
0aS Wetter. pr. DITTO SdJiiee'
Der 9iilfS=S ignalbeamte. beriAtst: Se1I
an9enebme8 8etter CAB e5 gtltern burdmeg
i'm 9an5en Nanoe nit ridden n0rOltden 8tn'
Zen OH Der atlauttiden Sulte.
6rOlt mar Sounabeao uu6 lsBte gfaht
in alien u0rollfen uuO Dem grDBaeH 8betIC
Der mittleren StaGteu. Die niGorigite Gem.
peratur bier wabreuO Der 3eit mar 81 Srao
6ahrsnbCit.
Der giebe1, ben mir Oieien Miorgeu baben
metocn, wmb fd ihnel legen uuo weroen mt>
ndbreHO oeS Cages ougenelmeS II. ludrmerei
Netter mt luOItden BlnOen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
an Der ,.Goncpr6lam

ftnbet 0ieRltag, ben %. SftOber, elm QroBea
BON Sri. 3eOesta ShmiOt ueranitalteteS
CONCERT itatt, weldle8 iih ohue 3peifel 81
siuem Der briaantcften Der Saiion g~eitalIeu
miro, ba rie beiteu bieiigen &iiniler auf Dem.
ielben mItiuuten tperoen. SRI. Sebe8fa
SdmlOt bsItet ais 8iolinsS irtuoitn idon
ie it me6reren Sabrcn eiuen beoentenben &uf,
inoem lie in tehniider ge3iebung ielbit bon
8ietrtempS taum iiberttoien mlro. 0aB Der
8elud eiu 3ablrelher mercen mlrb ,touuet mir
nit @eplB9eit uorGusld9en.
9as Yrogramm 1T Elm Uortref1i6 aus9es
mGbltes. Inter ben eiilSelneu Biecsn ueHnen
wtr MIR Die &OmaH3e yDidterlebe" pom
Sfumaun, s. CONCERT fir gioitne bon
SpObr, .. Srto fir BianO, Sioline unO Bio.
lonceao BON 6eSca uuo Ybantaiie BON Sieur.
lamps. Die beriibmte SGugerin SRI. Oiarla
BtatuerO, pelde friiber al ben eriIen Sibuen
@ien's unb 2Onpou'8 enga9irt mar, mirO
auBer Der bereitS %9enannten 5iomanSe pom
S9umaun nod siH uasarIlaes eieD inseH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
Observation-Disclosures.

am 7. Sttober rpurhe uater'm 81. Srsitsns unh
81. Ydngfu9rGoe bi, Sri9e pJtoUert 6. 0risbt" aui
Der fdtrt Don bier Hab BdTbaooce dngetroffcn.
Die 8Iig9 "Seor9 y" Capt. Ufi1cr, ldnste an
l6. Sttober ron bier in 8drhdeoes al.
Der Sdooner pUtartd,A Capt. &urter, fad an
Is. DIT pom IteRiacola, fla., bierbtr in S-G.
Der SdoonCr nAlIreo 3teu," Capt. Bil5hurp, ie
oeGte I'M II. bs. BON 6srnanoiHu, 8lG.. nGt SuttI
more ab.
Die Dampfer o0ani.l @ebfsr," Capt. Gtoriose
un0 nSuiterr @itp." 9Gp;. &prre1, tumen am II
OFT. BON Baltimore in 2uebcc on.
Die 9rigo vRepi" Capt. Btrtins, fam oes 20
Scpt BON Salumore IN ct Gpomaea an.
d norrueaiide Sria9 nSstur," Capt. 9insmui,
fen. IIff un H.. Slt. pon Rio &c 5onetr0 nit etns
2lhuua q. flee in Hidmonn. Ra.. Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21

Bsg-gScbI III merFen! GS atebt
0irlc NcrfGmfer, pelhe NrGpdrate
o aertn9erer suite uno Nrttfcl
o Gerirgercm Nreifc empfeblcn,
neil ibuen p%iefelben mebr 9rUfit
%brlnaen, ais Der 0dmburaer Srmitz
xbScl &duft odber Il Or. &luauit
SDnie'S Samburaer Srult= 3bce,
pclder nMr in 4adeten Derfduft
tpiro. Sin 4aofct fOtet "a GentS;
flint 81. (246-53l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
SCR, WOIfoGnQ Sh6n

maht ietneu 6reuuoen mn Setannten Die
4HSerge, OaB er heute tn ietner 8irtbs
idaitr Nr. 405, Ilice. aunfrobe, einen aus
geieIdneteu gunf auitiihen miro.
Sic u@crmdniazH c9c Nr. I, .. q.
A.," Der 3ufdneioer BON Baltimore
feiert Boomerang, ben 81. Sttober, III ben
DgteWsAlemblpz ROomS" ibr erte8 Stlftun8s'
taIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
SCR. ShIcael
Die Sdie6 0auerie

Sri. az, aReft f.. Baltimore. Etrake.
Die neueu @epehre i'll Der neuen @alerie
iiuo III Der Chat @uuoer uuO siebsu groBe
characterization auf ith. Gle meroeu bon
Sudteunern ais Die bsiteu flr S9eibeu=
itleBen 9ebalteu, Sa ie iider idieBen. Utar
ipred,e Dor unO ueriu9e iie. Sler Sdlife iil
10 Gents, 10 Saiiiie fir 25 Gents.
(Sft 1JBt An
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
GrOFnunsSbal in Der nGUna
-n~A,r a.

Sn Der ,GoncOrOta" finOet Mittpo6 Der
g%r0fnuu9sbau Der tOmmeuoen 8tnteriaiiOH
itatt, fir peldeH bereitS grOBurtl9e SOrberei=
tungen 9%etrOfieu linb. 9aS &Omite ma6t
bsiOnOers oaraui aufmertiam, OaB ieOeS dit,
glieO nGr bereAti9t lit, 5mei 9amen ein3us
fiihrpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
Gin Ser RoI+i,,,rrer TuruboQe. q

Sn Der ySaItimCrer Turnbaae,4
SIR. SO, Central aue., haben bic reselmG6igeH
ionntdgli6eu Gbeub.u Inter baltungeu beretts
an IS. SttOber be9OuneH. Seute, ben 81.
SttObsr, fiHost elm grOBes S9auturnen Der
i30glIuge itatt, peIhss nit Oiuiit, @tiang
uHo eirem 8duStrdui feu uerbuuOeu 1T.
0r. Shlcgel
Sei9t ben 8siuheru ietueS qotales in Der
5ib 6reOeridhraBe on, baB iein Srae'
itrion mieOer rcu geitimmt 1T uno iebt reiler
ipielt, alS i. auh fne nit benz letten DAM
pier pier neue @ul,en eiusetroffsu, 10 oaB
SreuuOe Der 0tutt in Der yarbeiter.9aae"
tets cine reid)e abpedslung muttaIii4er
Rirrpu fiuNsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21

bait ben u. Jioo. ieine Uierte 9roBe Souse in Den
eU.AfcmtlusR oomS," los ArraH9emeuts'@o=
mite bat bic sroBartisften gOrbsreituu9en ~setrofien
urh ~unterGie9t &c ionit tcinen 3peilel, BAT oteie
SOireC Dem Ssreine SUI pohftcn Sbre gerSt6en
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
6r. Nhriftoph 6cIh

IuOet feline BreuuOe uuo Setannteu beute gu
einem 9lOBen 4unide uuO elnem gsmitthltz
den Sar6trdnS4en mad ieinem GOtale, SIR.
81. BrefnentitraRs, ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
scr ,WarNlanSer 4mrnpercinn

bdlt Dlontag, ben 4. gtOuember, ieipen 10.
Sabreabaa in ben rNem=I iiemblp= 0tOOms."
DaS critic &On3ert OeS n9ieOerFran;"
finoet 0onueritag, ben "a. 3. Uits., in Der
n@OucOroia" it0tt. 0aS YrO9ramm NeS Con-
series beitebt aus Den gepdbltsiten muiitali-
iten Ycrlen uno miro obne 3neiiel aud in
etner Beiie Ourh9eiiihrt weroen, mel6e benz
allgemein beliebteu @eiang . Sereine nur sur
@bIe gereiten miro. Inter Den 4ieceu befiu.
BET iih aud eiu gemiihter @hor aus 8euiui's
Sper: pie gfahtpanoleriu." gta6 Been.
oI9nng OeS &onSertsS ftnOet elm 9emiitbliheS
SanStrdniteu ifatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
aSsg- 9ie 90 8OImCnn s. Garl /

Rr, So, SiiOs@ apitraBe, batt,n ~isterBeit EN-
9rnBes Eager eeS peltberiibmtsn cOncentrirteu
BeiHeiIigS aus ben 6abrtien bon ., & u,
Bolmann in Bremen uno Soma, 6annOper,
auf Eager. 3ieicr s8einciiig lit frei bon oil
len ihaoliheu 3ulGeeH uuO minoeitens Orsi
Mal 10 itarf, ais Der bier gu Ganoe iibli1e
StNff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
he7s- Oie b. Drummer 0er -Nmrrifa.

EGg- Die /, Drummer Der y u inertia, 4
elmer neueu, iOebeu IN ct. 2ouiS eritieueneu
tdglifeu u. WOdentllten Oeutiheu 3eituug
liegt Dor. 0a8 glatt erideiut inter Oeu Nm
iptctcH Der ,0eutidleu lit, @eieQlbaft Don
ct. QouiS," oersH Brdiioent aud Der hi
woblbeiaunte 6r, 8. s. Spannborit 1T. 9aS
I'd Jlide glatt bat belnahe oleieIbe @rGBe, mi,
Der ySOrreipOnOeut," uno tOitet idbrlth 50
bic m0deHtlihe Au8gabe tOitet 81. Die
4ustuttung pes 8lattcS 1T eine iebr CUTE
unO bic 8e0aftiOu cine mebr ais geWObnlif
inr1f6fti0P.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
SIR. 1ofeph Shmiot

labet Oas Yublitlm, uanentltt bic in 6e0'8
Botnt wobuenoeu 8irtbe ctr, hsnte nad
ieiuer 8wthidatt III gtr. 364, Sfs1austte-
itraBe, 81 tOmmeu, no er etHeu iamOienGuE4
Quitiideu miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
Nntinual zSnnr : 8anf

aIWIEUIIUt ~SPWI OWWI
Der "Freedman's Savings and Trust Co.."
conIeitoRirt burd bas 3. St.z9ouuernement.
SepOIftcn iiber 100000 SurS~
Tr. SO, Bef=SGltmuretraRe.
Aner @euinn tomml hen SspoittoreH 81 gut. 5tns
fen iehs BroJent per Sdbr uno fGHgen am eriten 2d9e
zines ieOen Dtonats on, uno tHo i'm SGnuar u. Suit
Sablbar.
Birr Bro5. 3tHien DeroeR dui aue tdeliben Dur9s
ihnittsbetrdge pom @cihGitsleuten erldubt.
Depofttens0 %ertiiitcte, 10 iiher, als r~egtftrtrle Sblts
gationen, uelGe in allen EIdBeH Der Ser. Stcatsu
9ebrdudt weroeH tonnen, SGblbar aut Bor8etGuna
nit Sinien gu e uno 1 Bro5ent.
Rednungen ourdans prioat unb eebeim.
SRpoftcu SdhlbGr auf Sertanaen.
0ffeu bon 8 lbr Wtor9ens bis 3 lbr Yatmittaae,
unb DiOutdg uu0 SonnGbeno Gbenbs pon 7-h9rlbr.
flcbr o 1 y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
SCR. Sobann Nior

Seiat ieinen 6rennOtH unO 8stannten an, bnf
er ieiHe nele @iltbiAaft in g2r. Z, Noro'
@Oeuiir., bcute nit elnem b%elituten 9unt)t
er0fineu mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
&amueI &teiu
Or gteiu
6rbrlOrr Strin,
Nr. 1876, WcftaSaltimores Stra6e,
Baltimore, orb.
9euti9es 8ants unS @eGIrlari9Gft.

Wtr tautcn uHo ]pertauieu Cob, &egieruness,
StGdtsz, Itdotiide uno lHoGre SiherbsitCn, mir fGus
len nHb %oeriauien Behiel aui 9roBbrittGHien, NraHfs
tslb uno Oeutltsano uno Bieben inter onberu auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
MOI. .GSutfpu INN If~rFGItunoru NOR,

ben oft bernaaIGiitat. 9GBt man lie eiut
i3eitlung aniteheH, 10 ueruriadeu ie 0ungeH.
QcrciStbeit ooer Elm ttoniiheS 6alSlciOeu
9ebrautt odber bel 3eiteu Or. auguft 40.
ntg's 6amburger 8ruithee uuO bemabre
Gu9 baour6 DOR LANCER Srautbe;t uno et
mem frii62eitigeu Sooe! (247-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
rSp 6dben Sic lie oeIehen 2

Dame, meld)e lett titnf Sabren IN Nen-y)Or
III ben 8ouungebsrlnHeu Der WoO, 9enOrt
ano tpDdeutlib sluet Dtule in ibrer eleqauteu
8aleite nit einsm Yaar prGhtiqcr Bones
i'm, Central. Yarte" uuf elmer SpaSierfabrt be-
puroeIt merocn fam, bat tiirjli6 in benz
auseepGblten 3irtcl, i'll melfem fe f6 be.
lpegt, srtlart, Der ein3i9c porbuuHeHe Nrtitel,
pelder, obne pas @emebe Der 9aut III lhGoi~
gen uro nit &unieln gu bebeden, benz 3eiut
Sdouheit un6 SLANG uerleibt, lei Sdedn'S
Mdanplia : Sdliam. Ser Nane OeS
berporra senoeu OittglteOeS Der i60nen 8elt,
melde pisie GrflGrung abgeBebeu, ldBt iid
nitt gut Oerrutbeu; aber en- PEASANT bari
ihon ermGbnt meroeu, oaB bic Dame mebrere
Sabre hires QebenS III europa 5uaebraft bat,
uno nit alien pom ben 9Ofid0nheitGn Der al
ten g8elt Al @rb6huua ibrcr Rei3e %Gngenanbs
ten Suufsrifien unO Brdparaten pertraut 1T.
1872 B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
QSrrFlus ~ S11uie's

uitbt s=vIOSirenfe SeroGne DSer SfUbIsn.GeI
3ampc i'm SroSen uno ateinen. Aueini9e a9entur
An fdbriFpretien, ioDte aud idr Die bGriibmten 9Bdfe'
helf Grt=SlpistsG ompasmie. UiGr ienbe ODER
IpreCbe pgr fur @utulGre bel cebr. Sdrp,
13DtrA,1 3. 4ptup) SIR. 246. VI. sFaItilHnrefr
Der vMfarDIdnber SOcfeU : Stub"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
Trancis .. 0oncn,

VEWItIb o. NUIItU,
R~rrerpeRzG6e Der &puieaps une &~eepnhHrase
i'm Seuer9eidos.
GpeSIatitat.
Bet%tPp0piere Re9ocitrt.
Gu oerfouien:
6sPrOjenti9e aSafer 5 CbIiaatioutu her Staht
RUriplt
bu S7H Gents pro Dollar uR6 oulaclOuienen 2tnIeu.
pa I'D ttr5Ilb mebrare Yiule Ioriolt beludt uR0
gerlonltA bic An9elggeHbeiten uno Ausibten oieIyE
Staot in ipeSIcuer oiniht aui bic Btacirunq btsier
Sbu9otIoHer unterIuht babe, 10 hin i'd i'm Stan6e,
oteis Obi gntlonen ais tlne Dor5iglihe @elozanlGge
81 elnptblfH. Sr9eno cine Austunit birtbtlid oeier
Aot9attonen fam man e~r6GleeH, ruenH man no Dens
bet on
Q77-) Rrancis y. Gomez.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
SOrieMberidte.
Seri8tet BON 0Sm. Tiiber S SGbnen,
SIR 90 Snuthifrnbp
. Baltimore, Den 10. DIT
Die poroefriaen 8ortenz 8ertGuIe berruo,n:

Die oor9eitri9en BorlenzB eEttuie %bttruetn:
$1,000 Saltimorer StaDrsbieI, 1890, 49,. -, OK
800 oitto eItto $500. 97k
500 8irsinias@ onioIs, re9., ......,...,,,., Az.
SO Ditto Ditto .......... ......,..., Ar
1000 Ditto citto ...,..,,,,,..... AK
/ 00) WdrplQnber Observation-Disclosures. 49,. 102
LOCO r5a(timorezO stOsY a6n="S big, 1873, 97H
1000 nHittsburg=@ onn. =BGbH"zO bltaat. 7r, 44x
50U r0orol. &sntratuaRR"<Sb Dbl, 1850, o.. So
$40 Ditto Ditto 1890, &. SEQ. SGh
1000 Gidmonbz9 anpil ez 8abn"z SbIiay IL, 81
NAun.NinrKar nRnrRt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21

Der Xurnperein yOOrtpdrtS"
bdlt heute ietHe srite Soirse IN ieiner 6ale.
Die Otuiif wirb BON 9ofimann's @apsGe aus
aefiibrt perOeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
¨ner 4 Dtdrr,
Rr. a., German, nnbe Q mthRrase.
SeutIGes 8anfs UNI 9GrGlelgei6Gft,
4dfage Siaete
fir Die 5ampier nee
,,StOrSScmtfcbcn ,,&lOpS"
BON
Baltimore umO N6eip 9Jort

Bremen, Southampton, SABRE, 9Onbon u.t. n.
fino in unirrem Sireau, lDte foIgt Su bsiommtn,
8aiiage= 8reiie in Sob.
S5pn Baltimore nab Srcmen,
ney 0orpnfey RnItimors - RerIin cNhios,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
Der ,,pafanettcz xnrnperein"

miro am %, 49,, 25- uno 26. Sttobsr feline R,rnen
in Btmlico abbGlten, Delte i~eocuidaS oGS Bub'
litum in SbuGreR mad ieHem $laee Rinauslo6eH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-21
.SUIIWtHVtu. .'''''...'
lSUn S1eDzYorf nab Bremen

auf aue 1aupipldse uno SablrtlHt RsbenpIGss In
DentibtGuo uno Dem iibrisEn europa fiHO in unisrvm
Blreau Al baden In6 Sie6en mir hirett Gui ~foI9enbt
9dnuuler=Nduier
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07
Washington Items.

y caucus of republican Senators Was called
at Washington, On the 81 Inst. All who did
not support Grant were excluded from the
meeting. This means revenge. Summer, Tip-
ton, Fenton, Rice, and Schurz are to be de-
graded from all places On committees. The
test for fitness for aposition in the govern.
ment Is not ability and sta,emanship, but un.
conditional iea.ty to Grant.
The United States Senate, on Tuesday. pre.
vented any further demonstrations in that
o"dy OF respect to Horace Greeley by an
abrupt adjournment. Senators Sumner and
fenton desired to make short speeches, but
were subjected to gag rule" 1t il almost
needless TO say that Cameron engineered the
dirty little maneuyre.
Mr.. Randall, democrat, has submitted a
resolution OF inquiry in the house, asking for
the authority by which the increased Issue of
currency was made last October. Mr.. Gar.
field charged that other similar issues OF cur
rency were made during the past year, and
wanted the whole subject looked into.
Mr.. Randall said "The money made IN
specializing on the October Initiation was used
in Pennsylvania fer campaign purposes"
Ward Hunt, of New York, has been appoint
ed to I'LL fhe vacancy on the Supreme bench
occasioned 10y the resignation Justice Nelson,
smapp, Of Illinois, announces tha, he will
take another snap at the ciyi service reform
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gttapa 5rts SraDsr.
Presidents Message.

Most Of our available space to-day is occu-
pied by the Presidents Message. 1t is docu-
ment to be commended for its purely business
like character, and largely for not containing
many things which 1t might have contained
The President makes no boastful or offensive
allusion to his reelection he makes no Ivy
pocritical promises Of civil service reform, or
OF milder or moro lenient policy towards the
South, both inevitably to be broken; and is
prudently dumb on the San Domingo q uestlon.
His only positive recommendations are, first,
in favor of the quixotic and dangerous elastic
currency scheme proposed by Mr.. Boutwell, !;
and second, in favor of the Niagara ship Ca
nal, and the appointment Of a commission to
examine the other cheap transportation
schemes that have been proposed to facilitate
the shipment Of western produce. 10 the sea-
board. He endorses Boutwell's lmpudent
claim OF credit for reducing the public debt,
while the enormous revenues OF the govern
ment rendered such reduction unavoidable,
and that the present rate of reduction of the
debt may continue, opposes any reduction of
taxation. Many other important subjects are
referred to, such as increase of the navy,
steamship subsidies, postal telegraphy, and the
like; but the President is chary of commit
ting himself to any Of them, and contents him
self by commencing them to the careful at;en-
ton Of congress. His review of our foreign
relations and treatment generally of minor
matters of domestic concern, display more
business tact and practical good sense than
have usually marked the Presidents public
utterances, and show that his four years ex-
perience in the presidential office have not
been without results in educating him up to
the requirements of the position.
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On Saturday last the commissioners of the
Illinois Il Michigan canal paid into the State
Treasury 100000, making, with what has been
already turned over to the State, $3.50 900, be-.
ing the net earnings of the canal for the year
1879.
This is handsome showing, and is no
doubt due in no small measure to the good
management of our late citizen, VIM. Thomas,
Esq, the Superintendent.
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Uur treaty relations with japan remain uu.
changed. An imposing embassy from that in.
teresting and progressive nation visited this
country during the year that ia passing, but be.
ing unprovided with power for the signing of .
convention in this country, no conclusion il that
direction was reached. II 10 hoped, however,
shat the interchange Of opinion which took place
during their stay in this country has led to a
mutual appreciation OF the interests which may
be promoted when the revision Of tho existing
treaty shall be undertaken. In this connection
| renew my Recommendation OF one year nvo.
that to give importance and to add to the Ell.
cheney OF our diplomatic
RELATIONS WITH JAPAN AND CHINA,
aud TO further aid in maintaining the good
opinion Of these people. and to secure to The
United States its share Of the commerce destined
10 flow between thee nations and the balance Of
the Commercial world. an appropriation be made
! to support At least four American youth. in each
ct these countries 10 serve a.a part Of the official
famii. II our ministers there. Our representa-
tive. would not even then be placed upon au
equality with the representatives OF Grea,
Britain or some other power. AZ now situated
/ our representatives, in Japan and China have Ia
depend for interpreters and trnnslators upon
na,ives ct those countries, who know our Ian
vna2e imperiectly, or procure for the occasion
wv WV wow W Sup'oyVo au totciku business
houses or the Interpreters to other foreigu
ministers.
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
renew the recommend alton made on pre-
vious occasion, Of the transfer to the department
| u the interior, u which they seem more appro
priately to belong, Of all the powers and dutie
| in relation to tho territories with which tn,
| department. Of state 10 now charged by law o.
by custom.
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