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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-27
Der uGreott Wpbtlier" . Intert=
fd feirem Gnoe nahe.

Siir3lib fauO 5l Rems9orf cine Stbun8
Don 0iitglieOern OeB rGreOit Mobilier" III
DER Office DtS Gommliioudr8 5. 9. Dat
ling itatt, I'M iiber cine Pet,tion, in nelder
nm auH6lung Der Corporation gebcten mrrb,
Al beratbeu. Der .@reoit Utobtller" wmoe
in 1858 pom 0uf @resn aus SeraS 81 YbI=
iabelpbia nat benz Ylane oss frans0iidlen
,Grebit Wobilier" gegriinoet. Gr erblelt iei=
1len 6reibriei pom 2 taate Yenniplual ien inter
Dem Namen Der rYenniplpania 8iscalzagen-
tur." 9as capital muroe auf $4,000, 0Oo
fefaeiteat uno Der 6relbrief %erl1dttigte, 81
fenbabn-8onoS wie aud anoere Siherhetten
au faufeu ulD su perfaufen. SnrSe 3elt nadl-
Sem Der ,&reolt DtObilier" ieine Sbdtigteit
begonuen bate, brad Oie9lebelton ans, meld)e
bic geIdaite o%eIielbeu III Die grOBte Serum
ru11a bradte. Die controlirenoe 9enalt
D~edelben giug in anoere 6dlOe iiber nnp paS
Snititut ielbit wurce nah Stem : DOrt nnte'
nem gtamen BON ,GreOit Mobilier bon anleri.
ia" perlegt. Seiusr llnteritiibung hat Die
Inion.% acific zgabn ibre Solenoung Sl ger
nQufeu.
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Gin mcSeruer SrefteS.

Der 2eier bat uieGeibt ihon BON benz lett
ttmu elnem Sabre beriibmt geporoeneu ames
ritanii6en Boeten Soaquiu WtiQer gebDrt.
y8ie aile groBen 0jttcr 1T oerielbe Elm ercenz
triider 6aui. alS Ell ipdpreno beS 8rteges
nod Boitreiter in Der Sielra Nepaba mar,
0finete er uutertpegs, ndhrenb er auf ielnem
yBonp" iiber bic einiame Prairie %galoppirte,
cine 3eitung, in melder Elm @eoiht bon Ell
zen lungeu Wdb6en itatp Oa6, Der Soriidt
halber ibrem Namen Die ipesie1e aoreiie bel
qefigt bate. Die geniale 5eiratbsanSeige
400, Soaquin Der ntlbe SGnger Der y2ies
Der aus ben Sierra8," rift Dor oaS 6au8 Der
Iu9enbllden 0idterin, oeren Ntutter ueridie'
osncn @olb9rabern Die Semhen muid)S ftedte
iim Dor uno Beiratbete ie. @tEige Sabre
lpdter ianoen 8eioe aus, Dub lbr geben Der
fthlt mar unb cine Grennuna a la 8pron
ianS itatt. - Witler reil'te i'm porisen Sabre
nadJ @nglano UNI murbe i'm 6anbumbrebeu
Elm b%eriibmter Watn. @egenudrtig mad
er ourt) ben Sten cine Solr alS Gorleier.
Bl0slif aber erifeint aud feline geifIiebene
6rau uno folgt lbm aIentbalben aui ben
Seriei, uatiirlid ebenfalS ais Sorleierin.
SIR 5ujet belBt rSoaquiu MiGer" uuo if
tbrer Nultf)t mad Elm ''mauvaistsuiet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-27

900 aus. Ser @sr.b b%erielter I'M SATIRE
1870 betrua s45, 900, COO, etne abnahne nm
spei 0rittel Bro,. Nrtanias bate I'M Sabre
1861 5000 900 Shuloen, beute bot es
$780, ,OC0. Der @ertb Der 6arHeH be-
trug I'M Sabre 1861 s91. 000, 900, beute s4O,=
O0O, 900. Norb Carolina bate i'm SABRE
1861 s15, 000, 900 Sdulpeu, heute bat es
s34, 600, 900 IL. NIT 6iu,urednun9 Der ntd]t
geSablteu 3inieu SAC, 900, 900.
Au6eroem CAB Die 2e9iSlatur nod $780,
OOO, 900 gtlenba6n Iftten aus, BON oenen
gtiemano reiB, mas nit benlelbe1 9elhehen
lit. Ser 9ertb Der Sarmen in benlelben
Gtaoten betrua i'm Sabre 1860 S143, 900 900
uno i'm Sabre 1870 $79 900 900, cine abz
nohme INN fat Die 6aifte. @oate man IN
NorDe@ Carolina Die 3ablung Der SduloeH
ourdS tsuer erm1qliheu, 10 miiBte oas 9anse
Soft BEN ettslltab ergretfen- 0iele Shnlosn
iino ieood feinesmegs cine Solge ees Srls9es.
Sn Wiliouri, &entudp, Senneiiee mar Der
&rieQ ebenlo iurd)tbar, ipie i'm Sitoe1l, penn
nift dryer, uno bod 1T Der Wertb pes 9runo
unb SoOeuS enttpeoer MIR rnbeoeutero &C.
laden ODER mie in Wiiiouri logar geitle9en.
Jtiht Der <e9 hat ben SiiOen %luinlrt, lon-
bern bic Spibbubenberrid,ait ODER Die
SuHupsIautQ \SuuS uhHuttN"oNt ~N'l"~'j
SIS en1itebt MN Die 6rage, mar es etne
Sdulo Der republifaniidlen Baftet, eaB
| Spiebuben ua9 bem Siisen Sogel? gSls
ms allen re6t befanut mar, plitnserter
bic S9napsidflcr ben Siipen. WaS
that Die Barter? bra6te Tie 5ultt? 2rat ne
aesen bieie &dnberbanpen auf? Netn. Die
9artei, Grant islbit, iaiiete OieieS plbbubeH.
berri3ait uuo bali, benz Siioen Oa0 Sod)
uoh letter ansu!e9en. (gan9e anbaltelcer
getfau).
stun rage id), tragt nid)t Die rspublttan!-
ide Bartei Die Gerantmortu1g, oaB Der Su'
ben 10 ausgepliiltocrt muroe? War eS ntbt
lire Bfitt, oisier Spisbubengeieai6aIt eill
guoe gu MAIDEN, Dem Siibelt St 5el9er, oaE
: Die republitanii4e Bartei nit oleier Sp'sbu'
beuqsieai6aft uidtS Su tbun bat?
SD bin 8epublifauer uno oas Solf br
Ser. Staateu pciB, OaB i'd nienals Elm lol,
DIES 0taubipitem unterlliieen neroe. Sd
ipoute bieg8unoe beileH, bic bsr Srie9 9sldla=
gen bate, tiGt bemlelben ea8 Sod nod feltel
arf oen gaden briifen, baS betBt, baS game
2anb nit Sprannen bepGlfern. Sabe Id
uiht 9ted,t, weuu i'd ia5e, baB bic republt,
tanllde Partci in Oielem Sale ibre Yftht
id)amlo5 Derlest bat? 6. -
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6nIh lehrnnin

Gs 1T cine betrii6enoe Sa6e, mr. balb lebcn0 oas
2ehen Su perbringsn. 9enro6 9icbt es 2auicnbc. be-
rem seiuobnli6er 3uitano elm 6lafi6eitsz Ii. S6Ddd=
lt6teitsSuftano iii. Sic Hagen uber fetne ~beionbere
atanfpett; lie lctoen feinen beittmnten 51meri; aber
lie baben on alen, mas tbreu r~littseren uno igaitlz
geren Mitmeni6en g~ciittses ober iinnti6es Ser9nii7
Gen eeipd6rt, fttRen @enub. SH ueun inter Sebn Sal
len ent1tebt rie'er Dtattisteitsz unb StarrbeiIsS u ItaHb
aus stnem trautcn Wagen. lnusrbauIiGIeit %5erft0rt
Iolpobl Die t0rperltbe, mis- Die 9etiti9e @nsrgte. GSsnn
ole nat1rli6e Abnueuns nibt burg etnen ~9eb0rtaeu
uub reqelmdbieeu Stoffme6ieI mieeer etIett miro,
bunsert jsoe0 Organ. lift ieoe 6uRttton unterbroden.
Jtur, iuaS ritb inter Iolhem 3utanoc Der gtientrz
aeItlaqenbstt Der seiunoe UtenitenperitanbE Das
Suitem brauht 9rrcGun9 uno SrdTu9ung, nlft bios
aui zine ootr 6tuRt Stlnoen. NM Damn lpteoer IN elneu
mob erbarmenstUerlbereu Sultdno ais le 5uriiG5ullH
fen (pie es 9elui9 Der Tdll iRiu lpiiroe, ipenn ,in ees
u6bnllhes alfobcliihts 3ei5mtttRl gu Silfe aenonI=
men ludre), Ionocrr 9rlinoliA unb aui Die Sauer.
gBie oeies min fhenslpertte 3iel gu e%rretderE Vie
aui Die unuerQnoeriiht @rtabruu9 eines Blertellubrz
b%unDerts iih ituBenpc antluort auf olcle Sra9e 1T
Geitt esgcben. iStpBe ourh finen fortseIeBten @e=
baud pom 6oHetfet's Waseubittsren oeR 8erz
hauunes.Sreanen neue Strait elm. Scrliere teine !3eit
nit %te.npordr tptrfenoen Detlmttteln, fonoern erfege
ons SGitem onrb Srafti9ung Der aueue pgaitl1er
Gtdrte unO GRCr9iG, jenes groBsn Organs, non mel
dem ole anbcrn O1gane ibe Ndbtun9 uno uHtet=
itIeun9 ellptdrGCn.
g8eun Gin 9uBcnb Borttonfn fieies 9roBen oe9etaz
btliideu stirtursS= uno 9riiti9un9smittels ein9e=
nommen iuoroeH ifno, miro Der ihfud6li6e 9orpeI
bes 8u5pepttfGen ieinen Dotltbltt9en 9influB 81
fiiblen %aufausen. Der Appetitt miro iih Set9en unN
nut Dem ~2lppetitt bic s~SGbi9telt, oae su u%Proauen. no
nab CT %perluH9t. Sabre Iott, bis Die Sur ooilenoet 1T,
bis 9efun0es 8llt, nas gum SIloen BON Steti9 une
UlustelH. 3uohen, RerueH unb 6irn tluet, ourb oil
BlutgeiGfe lleRt, itatt bes DGiieri9en stories, mil
tuelbem iie bis oabtn nnooatommeR ernabrt ruoroer
iino. (22S-33t&lp)
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Die Geutfhen inn amertfdn;ither
SenfnS.

Nah benz letten Genius aus benz aibina-
toner 0epartement fir Statiftif perfolgeu
IL, 500, 900 @inpobner rer Ser. Staaten cine
eilltraglihe gelfdftiguua unb bon bieien iino
2,69S,0 0 gusldnoer. Den Decentralization
nab itnb 94O,1 1874 Srldnber, 836,5O2 Oeutz
Idle, SOL, L9 @n9lGnber uno Welihe, ~, 900
S6ottldnoer unb ben 9ieit bilben Staubiua=
pier, Bran5oien, Gbineie n unb @anabier. Die
fait gleide ansabl Der Srldnber unoD euti6en
lit einer Der beruolraaenDiteu Yunfte Dieier
3uiammeniiealns. Die i9uele Sermebrang
bes beutld)en @lemente5 bat bcreits Sea6tung
errest, unO es iieut iid jest beraus, baB bas
ScrbdltuiB geid)idter arbeitstrafte inter ben
Dsnti6en melt srDBcr 1T, ais uuter ben St.
lGnoern.
IS iins sos, 900 9eutide, nit 6abrifation
pecidiebener dit bsidditist, segeu 2e4, 900
Slldloer, cine Diebrbeit BON A 900 3u Sun.
fen Der @rlteren. Nirtli9 absr lift Oas @er=
baltniB eiu melt grSBeres, uenr man beoenft,
baB 112 900 Sldn0sr mehr ais 9eutihe or
better. Die gemDbulid)en arbeitsr unb
Sieuitleute eri6einen III folsenoen SerbGlt-
nllien: Deutidc 90 ,432 geiu1bulihe arbeiter
unD AZ, 1866 bienenoe Yerlouen, total 1879, 298
Yeriouen aus Der Dienae bon 1886, 500. Die
Srldrosr oagegen baben 229, 1919 getpSbnlthe
Arbeiter, 144 ,s55 Oieneube Berionen, total
375, l55 aus Der Geammt3abl BON 800, l64,
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5ierna6 ii bic ibermiesenSe 6ertisfeit Ger
Deutlden jdlaaenb ilnitrirt. Die Sfme'
BEN, Ddnen uub Normeser treiben pormiegeuo
ben aderbau. Die @u9lanoer Shotten, uno
@sliaeu iinb meilt 9anomerter.
Die an5ubl b:r Wineuarbeiter in ben Ser.
Staaten belduft iiA auf 152, 900; eS 9ibt
$4,000 3immel leute, Ill 900 Sdubmater,
100 900 S6neiber nnb $4,000 Wiiblenar1
better. 8ir Sdhlen 0,736 Aopofaten, 1861
$40 9ebrer, 1900 3abnarste, 5519 Wniiter,
$1,000 aerste unb @unbarite, $4,000 9etlt'
ltte, 528s 3eitunssiAreiber uno 10000
Oruder. 9ieueidt Elm Siertel Der in blelell
gerufStbdtigteiten beihdfligten YerIonen itno
ausldnber. Die ginmanoerung bat beSbaib
mabrenb bes leeten Sabr5ebntS piel 81 ben
Siilisquelen unierer Observation-Disclosures BET
9etrageu rnb Der ndfite Genl us iptrb elllt
meitere arobe 3unabme 5eiaeu.
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Wic Sprace Greelep ausiiebt.

Der cincinnati Courier" elnaor1lulltra>
tton5blatt, idilocrt Sorace @reclsp anldBlif)
ieiue5 geiuheS in Cincinnati, wie fol9t:
y@reelep madt einen imponirenben @inbrud.
Gr lit elmer bon benjeni9en Dtdnnerll, beren
AeuBere8 iofort auffdQt lno anf benz Der
Bid Der INN Scgeanenbeu unpiufiirlif,
haften blelbt. Cine fat 6 SuB bobe brett
ifultriae 9eitalt, pobl proportionirt uno nit
gutmiitbigen urb Sertrauen einfl0Benoen Sc
itftS5iigen. fam @reelep iiir oas gelten, mas
man eiuen id0nen altcn 6errn lennt. Gree
lens Sopf nit Der 9roBen bitten BON einen1
Stgeifen iilberfarbigen Sauptbaares umrubm>
ten Slate unb Dem iprl6mOrtlid geworbeneu
Bart fennt mobl jeoer Sepobuer Der Ser.
Staateu; bur6 bic fitrSliA eingeiiibrten
@rlelep : Sdd)er uelte bes Yhilolopben
SilbniB jeoof redlt getrsu au8gefiibtt trager
- lit @reeleD'S Portrdt ia nod weiter berum'
getommen, aber mas auf aa' ben BON ibnn
eriittrenoen 8iibern luohl i6merliA getrell
unb wabr bargeitelt iein biirfte, 1T baS groBe,
tiefe, miloe Ange oes Manne8.
Den biitorii6en wciBen Sut, ioiuie ben
meiBelt Sarlnerflttel iuhte man leoot pers
9ebli6 an inn; benl Ser @reelcp MAJ
mt einem itnarSen SrateMod unb einem
breitranrerigen 9ranen, meiden Silsbnte be-
UpiNpt ~
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famhtOn's be~artabi(i5de siuetur

Sas bcribmte QrsnetzMittel, be5eu9t burd uniere
behen @inrpobner, 9tbeumatismus, Ouspepfia. Scroz
lula; Suiten, gterpentraufbeiter. ale pet6lithenfrant=
beiten. Dion iebe bic 3eusntiie. gu Pabsn lei alien
Oro9uiiten ju 81 per Glaihe.
GbomIon 2ilu g. Comp. rnb gS. s. Srotpn Il
Brtber, 49enten tit otn 8roBbanoGl. - 6aupts
SiiGedu: Tr. 8, Sif=Sbnriesfr.
o. Is. @opbrap, Gi9entblmer.
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GGnial. Gadfi6e 0anoeslotterie,

SersoeI. Braunibtueisifhe 2anbeslotterte,
3amburser Stobttotterie,
Ropai Sdpanndz2ptteriss
9retie, B[dne uHb je6e ~lpeitere Iu5tunit ertbeleu
ESddDsuaaHn q Somp.
Il. .. gor 1916. Nr. ~, ID & 16, SobH1r.,
(Sau.5,fS.) Yen=gort.
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Sanfiaauna.

II. g. II. Me. Die unte ieiibnete 3ep . sorfer
DELEGATION tam niUt umbin, bel ibrer 4breII3 Den
8riOern 8altimore's iir Die lpabrpaft briiberlldC
Qutnatme itren bet5libten Oant uus5uiprepeH;
qans defenders Sruoer Scum unlern ber5tIcben 0ani
idr be ausnubl unieres GuartieIs, inaem or uns nGs
10 ireunDlt6e 4arrnertde Sptel, Nr 10, Sio
SigblloBe, mo Der jOuiaie 2lelsr %prdd0irt, empiGbl.
cpfepb s.. Strauk,
9eiuricb Simon,
Jpbdnu Sd,neifer,
JGepr 5efs,
9Siibelm SrcRmanf,
foQ0l 0nrE Raifer.
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Inter Der &eiOrmperpaltuug oes Goun,
tp's New- Yorf inb bic 4usgabeu bes
leeten 8eduuussjabrsS bon s3,646, 042 AMI
81 1858, 764 perringert porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-27

lleber bic acknowledgements
ltberaler Neger tn 2outso1lle ,
Sp., berit)tst man BON bort: o9ie Hattoz
INSTRUMENTATION farbiger Qiberaler frat 0ittt=
nod Mitta9S in bsoeiteuoer j2abl auiam=
men, unb purbe bon Nm. y. Chambers err
0ffnet. Sermut6lid miro bas Sauptgeiddft
oerIetben icin, cine Iorefie an ale 6arbt9en
Der LUTON ausSu9eben, morin ibHen Die bette
politti6e Sanbllngsmsiic fir Die ietige Cant
pagne flar senladlt meroen joll. &ertreten
maren folsenoe Staaten:
Snbiana, SQinoiS, Mitdligan, Ohio, 8el=
tudp, 2enneiee, Naiia6uietts, Soma, 0tii-
iouri, Neuaba, 4labama, Irfauias, Slortba,
0elarpare, Georgia, Horb > Carolina, Glib
Carolina, Sirgtnten, 0iarDluub, Benniploa~
MEN, 9iem : gort, gtlifiiippi NM 9iitrift
Columbia.
Col. q. $. Souss bon 2ouisuiIe bsniu,
fommrnete Die Oelegaten BEL ibreul eriten Be
Jude uno oils Sriioer Der 9emofraten bon
&entudp. Qus bieier Gonpention miiroen
groBe @rfol9e berporgeben. Gin @eriidt lei
nmIber9siprengt moroen, mora6 @rceleD nnb
q. $. Sobnion beabfi6tisen, nit feinem
Sarblgen iid peri0nli6 einSulaIen, bod lei
er gepiB, baB leither meblere Sarbtge nit
@reeleD confertrt bitten, baB man BET oieier
@elssenbeit iosar ba8 Gmpfanss5tmmer pom
@etBen sgeldubert" babe.
Ser Chambers las folaenben grief @ree,
lens al bic @onpention Dor: vSd bin iiber-
seugt, oaB Der Sag 9efommen III, OIL mel6en
mir ni4t mebr auf be 6autfarbe zines Yean=
uss &idiidt uebmen, ~iOnbern i'm mad ieinel
anffiibrung iddten unb ebren merbeu. Sd
unertenne Die Chronological, gerianlmlun,
gen BON 6arblgen in Der Sett5eit abaubalten,
boffe inoeB, tie uerben rOul fiinftigen Sabre
on unn5this ietn. MDgeu Sbre Seratbunser
bieiem s3iele ndher fiibren!"
ST.. Saunner5 BON MarDlanb wurbe bier,
auf SumSrdibenten Der Convention gemdblt
IOair, Der 8erfafier bes beriidtigter
nSbiu>G emperen5geieets," 1T Elm piithenrel
@rant.Wiann. Sa elmer Witthellun9 an baa
bieii9e Sournal gebt er mddtl9 fir Grant
in's @eIdirr. (8etbote.)
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2~iqupri6ameIer, gSirtbe. Groceriffen, iibcrz
baupt Aae, tn beren Snteteiie IS lie9t, itb etnem
8erein an;uihlie6en in Sppoiition oes 8emperersz
8treins. itno 81 elmer &erlammlun9 eiu9etQoen aui
Sunntaa. ben 90. September. Dfor9ens 10 lbr, in
Wepmeutb9's Sefaurdrip", Gr. 81, Beffs
SduettcffraRe.
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Surnnerciu ,0nrtpGrts. "

0en sesbrten paiituen Ntt9lleoern 8ur Gadrtdt,
oaB uGditen Ntoudt ole gtlt9lieo6 8 Rorten ernenert
msroen. So'he, bic Fb Dem Berein anaui6lie6en
lpanl9en, t6unen i6 burd tin aihpes Diitalieb in
Der General = &%eriammlun9 Slsnftaa, Den l. DIT,
uoIInldssr lahcn. Scr Settr0g betrdet nur 81 pro
Sdpr. 81. Sroiue, 8rQtoent;
(232-i) u. s.. SEcfe, GeFr.
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S~eriammlnngs- Mn3etgen.
Grant uno @ilIDn!
Shnci0erz 8erjQmmlunQ,
81 hfun0 RGfpr

Gamffda 9lbene, ben 2S. september, UNI s ubr,
miro in Der IS entral=Sale" cine SeIiammlunS Der
S6nelhtr~ @ebiilfen fattftnoen, ipoSu ale eiu9elGoeH
iuh. (232-3)EF
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8etauntmad)nageu
gg Struerz9 epartement.
Staotlteuer@G tnnebmcr5ar1t.
. q IT Q I z UkH 70 SVpltHIUtI 10
Sur Sead,ridt fir SteuerSabier!

3nr gtddrlNf FIr SteWer5dDlet!
gteuar5ablcr ner0en anburb 6euatbrldtt9t, Bag
nab hem a. Sftuber bel StGatsiteuer = HebnIn9en
oQs Distonto auf erei 90 Ero5ent, bei StGotfteuers
Re6nun9en iir's lduIeroe Sabr auf sroei ~ BroSent
berapgeiegt tueroen miro.
Sic BeriGuGlteuer. Jte6nun9eH BON 1872 fueroen
am 1. Stto6er 9ebuis Gintreibun9 our9 aIspidn@
bune obcr aut aRbercm gSe9e ben Satll1s oteies BIZ
reGua LbereebeR.
gtd6 Dem so. September iperoen alien aus 1871 nod
unbeSabtttn Steuer : 0fetbnunSeH 4a Trojert .3tnien
8u9eihla9en.
I232-55 Sames Df. @tnterfon, @innebmer.
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QieOerfratti.
WutizS zWetein

Die aftiuen Mttgtieoer iino eriu6t, fb bente
Sibenf 9 nbr in Der Snae gu periammeln.
(232) Chr. &Dfhe, Sefr.
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@elNer nussnfcihen

OeIDeE nus3WleIDeHs
$2500) auf @runosiaeutbum in bsr Staot bet
2000S Yierre y. SuSans
10OOb QO6-) SIR. 43, 2erinstontraBs.
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SauOereine &c.
0euer snarfaIen. IT. @urlfubberei

gleHRE SpaFIlV IEIE% II. NuTIWNRURTtIl!a
a0e Dieisnisen, petbe ih gu betbettigen wiHiben
on ogm obi9en 8ereiu, neroen eineelubeu, fb Sreis
tag NbenS nm 8 ubr bei 2Iuauit gfEiubartt on
Der HreeerieR=Fpae, Gde Ger 11pnrpeifraHe,
einsufinbGn. Seinrid> Rppp, lrdi.;
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Mardi Gras.

"What is the meaning of Nfardi Gras ?"
is question quite frequently heard in
the last few days, aud rs the celebrated
Mardi Gras festival has just closed an
explanation of the carnival will not be
considered inappropriate.
Mardi Gras (Mardi, Tuesday; Gras fat J
is French, and answers to Shrove Tues
day, the day before Ash Wednesday, the
of Lent. 1t is the last dyiy of
the week Of carnival observed in Catho-
lie countries prior to the mort ifications
to be undergone for the fortr days sue
cecding it-a elimination, as it were, of
that whirl OF gayety and enjoyment
crowded into the ten short days of ante
Lent carnival.
OF the observation of the day in the
Gulf cities of this country, Mr.. Il. &.
DcLcori has this: mot only long habit,
hut the very genius of the people, make
this ssentiui.-Only in the French cities
of America, where blood Is not only
susceptible by descent, but tempered by
climate and habits of life to an absorp-
ton of reckless gayety-can carnival
approach to anything like the universal
festa that absorbs all the Cathnlic coun-
tries of southern Europe. During the
carnival, New Orleans is the scene of one
continuous revel. Private parties follow
each other with 4 rapiditv unknown at
at other times the papers teen with
notices of masked balls, military balls,
and tiremen's balls the theatcrs are
crowded, and the gala nights at the
opera are more brilliant than ever. And,
not least, the most cunning secrets ofthe
kitchen are called forth to supply the
endless round of dinners and suppers--
state and cosy, grand and social, public
and private-with which the city forti-
fies its inner man to say Yale Carnol!"
The people in the crowded streets are
elastic, joyous, anticipatory. The city
seems to brace its nerves for the coming
forty days wrestle with flesh, by absorb
ing that huge amount of adipose fun of
moral liberation. But al eliminates on
that last day, when the Lord of Misrule
Is proclaimed dictator, when young and
old, rich and poor, meet at his footstool
as common subjects when wild revel is
the portion of the gravest and meekest,
until the solemn clang of midnight pro
claims an end to that day of joy.-Fat
Tuesday"
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Death of Maj. VIM. 3. Whitner.

IT is with sincere regret that we an
nO,lnce the death of Maj. VIM. Henry
Whitner, a native of our town, and
fourth son of the late Judge Whitncr.
We have not heard the particulars of
his death, which occurred ut his resi-
dence in Madison, Florida, on last Fri
day evening, as we learn from the tele-
graphic dispatch to his family. Maj:
Whitner was warm friend and genial
companion, and during the late war
served with distinction in the Confcdcr-
ate army. He was for q time upon the
STAFF of Gen. Roger A. Pryor, and af-
terwartis served q considerable period
with Gen. NJ. Jenkins, during that Ia
mc;.ted officers most brilliant services.
After the death Of General jenkins al
the Wilderness, Maj. Whitncr was
transferred to the division of Gen. Bush
rod Johnson, and continued with that
distinguished officer until the war closed.
Mai. Whitncr enjoyed the confidence
and esteem Of oil with whom he was as
sociated, and was frequently commended
for his bravery and gallant conduct.
When the war ended, he sought o home
in the land of flowers, and has devoted
his talent and energies; to the practice oi
law. Cor which he was peculiarly quail
flied by nature and education. Maj.
Whitner was twice married. He was
probably about thirty-t!rce years Of age.
anderson IntcliGcnctr.
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TRUE ECONoMy.-The country is at
present flooded with cheap and inferior
goods of every description, which are
heraldcd to the public in flaming adver-
tisements and which find I market a.
mong those who have yet to learn that
"trne economy" consists in buying Il
first class article from an established and
first class house. For example, pianos OF
various makers are offered at about one.
half the price of those of really first class
Among the latter none
are more deserving Of the encomium
.'really first class" than those manufact-
urcd by Messrs. VIM. Knahe & Co., of
Baltimore, firm which dates over a
third of a century, and whose Pianos for
excellency of workmanship, durability
and sweetness of tone, stand absolutely
unrivalled and containing many Valua-
BILE patented Improvements, to be found
in no other instrument, made by the
very best workmen and of strictly first
class and seasoned material.
The so-cal!ed cheap piano may pre-
sent a fair external appearance, but is
made of inferior and often entirely un-
seasoned material, and soon becomes q
wreck which deiies the art Of the tuner.
We make special mention of the piano,
as the most forcible illustration of our
remarks, which can be applied to almost
every article we use in our families.
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STATE TAyATION.-The correspondent
of the Charleston Courier tclegraphs as
follows relative to the heproceepings in the
House, on the night OF the 23d:
Comptroller Neagle addressed the
House tonight, on the question Of taxa
tion, reviewing the financial policy of
the State Government. He said that If
his policy of paying expenses by taxa
ton had been pursued, the bonded debt
of the State would now be only about
ss ,Ooo, 900, whereas the policy Of running
the Government on loans, with bonds,
has increased it to about S12,000,000 or
16, ,00O,0 900. His estimate of the expenses
necessary to carry on the Government
for the coming year is as follows Ordi-
nary expenses, S650,o0O; interest for one
year, estimating it at $4,000, 900, as per
Parkcr's statemcnt,) October 81, 1872,
S7lS, 1000 legislative eXrenses, 100000 !;
public and permanent printing and
publication of laws, $500, 1000; deficiency
of last year, Si00,000. Total, S2,46S, 900.
To meet this, a tax of fifteen mills is
necessary. After the conclusion of Nea-
glc's address, Bowen made speech, in
which he denounced the levying of such
a burdcnsome tax to pay the interest on
a debi which he said the officials were
afraid to tell the amount of.