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Vim Gd,uciner ,lnD Aunere!

Brandt Sbr cine CUTE Gubmal6ine, 10 fault Der
,ssiftor.~ IS ndbt leidte unb i4were Qrbeit nit
aeidber gedptisfcit. Die Raoe tam uIbt unrebt
eineeiebi ueroen. Seine Rdbertn ooer iSGmile io1te
obne lie ietn. Nian ipree por uno unteriuC oeiele
ben in Ssr. a., aorS Is Gbarlcsitr., i'm Srciinauz
rer.SempeI. 0ionatli9e .5aplun9en au9euommen.
(Nprl27 l2D4.y)
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9r. 8. =. @aters, ;Ralnar,t,

Demouftrator an Der aabnarSnetule in Baltimore,
Rr. AZ, SanpnerffraFe.
Or. Boters erbdlt Die natilrlihen Sdbue burth BE-
bauolune uno SI1uns iCbt tiiniIife 3Qbue dui cine
psrbeiierts Nictlooe ein u Sebt 3ibnp obne Sdners
3en aus. Qne Nrbeiten luernen 9arantrt. SeioHoere
aufmertiamfeit prb ben 3dbnen uon atrbern qfuib=
ust iIprilf5lSg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-17
RA M1hmn,flineii RSM

06bmuidlin. n, gB betIer & gBilfon'iibe Wdbz
maloinen, e5roprr & y :er i'd NGpnluitiren,
Slees d c Nibmai6inen une iraeno cine aEbere
:. 4. Tfe9enuep,
Rr. 1856, aSeits Sdpetfeffr.
3tpeoeei6dite teinben iid, in ssr. 9 ; C>a. Bal
timpre StraEe. uno Ir. 23s, |enninloania'
t2iS-S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-17
9rutifes ,aanar,tlidlrs Snifitut.

grmenzaIinit BON bis llbr Moraens,
IN sr. fi4, 6anUosrs. spiie,en Gonipan. unS
Sarreffr. Or. Ssrnbarf W encr (tuoirte in bic
Tiger 3abnapnsiiduIe) Bebt 2dbne usrmitelft relner
eatsaies obne sdmer6en aus. &ilaitlite Gebihs
uou $4 su $t2. @olofIlunacn bon 81 8u 50.
(SRail8,fS.D
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Sragbare
Gas Maiainen Geieaidaft


giireau: gfr. Is, gforb<6oqibanifraBe.
NSpos's pateutirte ROnpareil- tsas Or id,ine.
pGtentirt am Z. Deiember 1862 iotus Sucer Gatents
pom 3. april 1870 unb 5lpei pom 20. Sul 1870,
iir
Grgdnsuns unb bon SAtuangernng Oes @ai=
ieritoifgaies nit aoblenidure.
Dieie Waidine lit einiab in iaier Gontrnttion,
automatib in Bewe9una ur0 lit fein seuer mob mes
'6aniite arait nOtbg, mn oieielbe in Seue9unq gu
fesn Sic fam in ner Niitte einss @ebiuoes placrt
fuetbeG. ou Tie 9dn3lidb osabrlos lit. ober auBerba'b
zines @ebdunes, ba tic tel elmer 2emperatur pon 30
Srahe unrer Hua operirt.
i,eriouen, mel be cine 3a5 'Diaffne, bic ben gtnz
nenoungen aesen all2 anoeren berartscn Diaibusn
Mat untermoren lit, mlnden inb eriltbt in unierem
Bireau pot5uiprehen unb unere Ufui1nen hnfiht=
lid brer @ontruttion unb Operation onauiebtn.
u. 3. 9ufen, 9iiternen, Baii erbeb a.
ter /. ~. pom Ieoer ,Sacon oner Nusoebnun9 mer
ben in unierer SabrIt ldneu auf Seltsluns aui bic
bette gSelie 9emadbt.
Nae WiaidiHen oieier @eieai6aft fperben sarantirt
sbomas Semeu Jam, 8rdi.
Degen nGbere 2lusflnit urrrlfre man
Siaaf ortglL
0r. IL, Noroz0oQoapdI Baltimore.
f,,,N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-17

qulleHeh SelDenlOau III un5 nod ntdlt be-
fannt,
3aS Wor0meib 2uurQ Eair in in
8egleitung hires Gertbeioilcra, @rcene &urz
tiS, pl0elif BON Gan 6ruu'iSco abgerrilt
Sds Slel Der 8eiIs wGrO oerbeimItdt. SIR
Sbmnnn Der @eihmO,ensn, weldle ole Ham
frelipradlen, hat jeBt ausgeiagt, oaB uon an~
lang an Die y. iift bel ,ebn ieiner @oaeaen
feitgefanOen babe, BAR 6rau Ralr irrIiuniq
&c uelen lei, bdber aud lInSure6uuuaefGbrI
uno ollo fiir unidluIhia erflQrt mPi oen miiTe.
gtnr er in @emelnihait nit 0ic@ea iei ents
l6 6eoen anberer Weinung Qeucien uno ents
ldiloltn, ite be5 Woloe8 ihuloig ,u finoeu.
Ssrce pereiut batten fd) abgemiibt, 10 uisl IN
1hreu SrGtGsn lag, Die 9uoeren Su iiberIeugeu,
tnoeB oer9eblld. StlieBlrdl babe er iid)
rann ieIbit III Der Nnddlt hiuAenelqt, oaB NO
10 ge9en itdnoeu, bod mohl iene I'M 8edlte
leten. Sn 6Olge erbeteHer meiterer Snltruts
ttouen Seiteu8 oes 8itters iibtr Den 6aupt-
puntt, Die y Sragmelte Oas Srrhuu8," lei
oann bon otelcm ole AnmoIt ertbeilt uorben,
caB, mo nttlt poltttuer Reuei3 fir oaS Sc
9entbcIl, alio baS BemuBtetn Der SAat Oors
lIege, lie Der su9etla9teu bre Yortbeile oes
3uei'eI8 81 @ute fOmmen laiien muBten."
Srt bterauf bin habe er, Sumal aud Utc@ee
nudgeben Su nolleu ihlen, cS iiir auaemeIeu
aeb0lten, ietn e'gencs llrtbeil Dem Der iibrrgeu
unO ols freiiprshenoeGrteant.
nib 0IS OaS ietHt9e nit anluerteHueu.
Sr. s 0 b. 9. Soup, friiber BON @incius
1attr bat ielue 3eiiuug IN Naibuiae, ben
=, Sdglld)en @miqrant," einle;iCut.
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6ettpsburser 8atalpiiue=
sySSnf1pr

Die groben 5etlmitreT Der Natur fir Dpspepz
iia Rben matt mus, 9idbt, Stein,
9arnrubr, Baiieriudt 9dbmuno, Rie=
r NJ, Saru-, u erpen<. oera< unb aroere droz
niIbe 4rantbeiten. gu paoen bel alien Drogulten
I. NJ. l>cebe Aoent,
Hr. 81, geeit 9onhIrDitrGse.;
Sebr. 8Sh,tuep S5e- eral Qsenteu,
glr. 227. 5lo- j5fontitrabe, gbrIlcrlpbo.
(Nuu II, ,3UtT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-17
SrGuDe.

Neps s0ort, l6. DIT - Geiern giad).
mittas puroe bas @al,rpeif BON Cooper,
Seuitt & 60. in Grentou, N..S. i'm Beirase
bon 100000 DRrf SeIer beiAdNlst. Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-17
steinfoblen iiuo 9ol3!
Rmrruunh 6 Npmtt

SdntIer in ben beiten Sorten Roa'eh. pelbe bier ,u
Warte sebrabt tperosr Si GROCER 8orratb III tets
porr1fbig, Delder IN rem bnionen Rrelien pertauIt
MIRO. Sones 9eiuidt mtro aarautirt.
Sdreou: 5srmantrake, erte Sbdre ofiIi6 BON
&aIpertifrQEe. (>epte0 lST)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-17
Gnhlsn uun Snl..

Die uteortsffen fre'e wsioen INNER bere6net; elm
GROCER Borratp tmmer on 5anc uousen berhpmtefeH
Wnen, wte Baltimore Gompasuie, 2ufens'
gaGsp, E6ppmins, 5unbmrp uuc Gmmbes Lamb.
Geors Stearns,
Bureau: Rr. %, zealnerttrdBe.
fapEtR2,iSD &pblenpof: Alice HHnhr.
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Summer 249.

climbing aeitorben lei, rpelde in eolge eues
pom Gauanuugb ueritbteu Wef,rfideS einses
treten mar. Gauauaugb, iOpte uud bic
aubern brei Ssrhafteteu muroen mad ocm
@ounip @efinauiiie a6oeiabrt. Dos 81.
iultat Der iiber zen 66rpCr oes 9.oofs abacz
baltcnen Seifen9au III unS nod nidt be.
fQHut
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SMlaao>Sepel9ea.
Mu5 @afbinaton.
NO1itfsHe2.

gBaibiu9tOu, 16. Sn. = Ser Sc
neral Nnlpalt gSluiams lit rpieber bierBer Su-
riidaefehrt.
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Seuntnss' 3ahmzginftnr.
Sine elesantes iid,cre unS erfolgs
reithe WunppGfc1e,

gum Sisiuisen. Ssridcnsrn uno @rbaltun9 Der 2Gbns
uno ces SabudelInes, unb sibt Dem Itbem eineu duz
senebmen @eru6. 3u baben bel alien Drogninen in
alsemeinen uub
u. &pnfon, Sennipas, & Comp.
(Moi1l ,l2UF) Tr 90 Horo=S barlesfr.
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Goeben empfangen cine Rartie edaten mpffas
Safiee, neIsn mir In oen aaufcrn paiienfen Auaas
tititen perfaujen. Seni. ". Zoe X grmp.,
(l3O-O Nr. 142, WefzBaltimorehrase
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Neimer SiSerz GIlia,
spe3tal : Noti;e,t.
Sobm q. suman & Gortp.,
NSr. AZ gYeff= DrdttffraBe,

Sobm q. Sumaa & Comp,
Str. AS, gDeff= Crattffrafe,
uabe Spear's gBeIfte,
SGutler NIT Sen beifen barten
2pfeu's Saaepz, Suuburp. uno Cumberland
&ohlen,
2240 Biuno uui Die Come in aIen ssdnen, frei BON
G6ieer unb luoern uuretr i9teiteu Sept6, 12 WteD
Nt6. SSatsPs &nnt : @allerie.
ausserihet NIT ben beten MdidbineH nnb ein9ez
diet nadb oen neueiten Serbeiierursen, bic iiber=
baupt Die Photographic aui5uucien bat, erlaube i'd
ii. einem eeshrten Bublifum bic ersebeute ansetse
su MAIDEN, bab mein ponin SGltimorefraBe portbeI<
bait betanntes @ef9dlt nod
Gr. 46, Sforc Sbarlesffrake,
p,rfeat In uub als annitz9allere th i'm stanbe be-
Ruost, 8ortratts Sa eiern, welhe pom Sel Carte de
visite bis CUR eebenssr05e in Bahea Del an
Aebnlihteii uno Insiipruns Hitts mlniten
abria laiisn. @ruppen uerhen in ieoer grose au
Dos SeHs aussetipr; Die bsfen ardite iino sur ans
tsrtisuns BON Bbotosrupbie'n bel uns anseitsa uns
nun rp,rfltGen ahnflern piIo bic Gusfiibruns Dor
Gortrate anpertraut. 49tuns5uon
Ridharr gBalsf,
UAn Hr 49, Rorb @barlestraBe.
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Branb entifanO pnbrifeinlid burd Sriftion
Der Waidliue. Sedlsbuubert 4rbeiter Iinc
momeatan auBer geiaaftisuug, bic 6abriI
mar nid1t perfd,ert.
@iuciunnti, 16. Oft. = Die ,Suls
Gun 99al5merfe" nurpeu geitrru Abeno eiu
&nub Der 6lamn1en. Serluit 0,OOO, nidt
periidert.
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Soft o n, 16. Sft.-@en. Sutler ipur0e
Don ben Gaoifulen Des 6. Oiiirifts iiir Den
&ongreB tpieoernomiuirt; bic 9emofrater
unO 2beraleu uomiuirtsu Srn. @bas. g.
Ebompion BON @louceiter.
Solumbu8, 8, 16. Sft.-Oos ben.
Staatss&entralz@omite periammelte iid) heute
bier; prominente 9emofrateu aus aleu 5hei-
len neS Staate8 iparen anipeieno. Wlan be-
itloB, bic asitation bis sur Brdiiocnten.
mabl elfrtg fortsuisten. Inter ben Nnpeie1s
ben paren George gS. Bcnoleton, @eorqe gS.
McGoof, Senator Sburman unO nlebrert
@on9reBmit9lieoer.
so on, 16. Sft.-Sie 0emotrateu unt
9ibsralen bes 8. Nitritts baben Sru. Saml
Gnhh fir hRn Gnnnreh nnni11irt
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xelearapbiit,eS NllerIci.

- gSiu1s, oos iiinaite SDhndeu pon SET
feriOn 0nuis. itarb qsitern Norgsn in Mem
pbls an Der SasbrGuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-17
ts4-1
9lbtung T!
enrben erbalteit

500 Dte. bette Olace Oanofbube
in seuipltsn Serbfiarben nnb in aaen @rosen pon
Nr. OK bis Su s, Bum SpoIprelle pom DO eeute
pro 9aar, fptrtider gBertb Sl.25, bios iiir Olele
@oGe su oieiem Breiie.
Dapib Bamberger,
SIR. SO, Horo-ponaro mage @laptroBe.
(ef1.Itai 1oN,tco
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SGbe @islep. sepnrb. Quserbem limb feline
2egate ausgeeet. Der NahlaB iit nod nidt
abgeifdst woroen, man slaubt, baB berielbe
ungefGbr 100000 betrGgt.
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@rOIe Grfparuna!
lie ein3ige ante urr6eiierte Satpe'i6e
Wifmaidline,
Sie perb,Herte n5lurense" GGbma>
if)ine.

9ie beRe Moidne fur ieitte unb idwerc Gums
lienz zNdbe.e,er. Sit bat Die beribmte rittteGbGre
Speisz uub iitb etbt idtenpe sputiptif=S tretduus
uno oauert ldnser, aIs ieoe anrsre Waidine. getrb
unler leitbten 9eoineursen uertauit i'm
gertaufsiosaIe Der Is lorence : 81 dbmaz
fd1inenz ielIid
(SuIi2t, 12MteO Jer. 40 SlUros Gbariesfr.
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Mnffn=6nffrf.

lit mkbistnite apsfs, unisre eeseneSmporiation, bt
Seniamui u. Yoe o Spmp.,
Q30f-l SIR. ti2, g,sft Bdltm0rehr
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6abnuna=Ginarrcu
}rinrr Mnrttnrfn

i'm Sleinuerfants Bu @neros=8reiien bel
Seniamn y. 9)oe d Comp,
n30-E0 Nr i2 Weit- " olnmoTeftr
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sic bsr,ibnts eaplou,ihe aRot Air Eurnae.. %
siispea=Gae BON Baltimore. mnS @utapsr

IA NaHe ! NaKe! NsM
sur Ree in's Auslnnb beiorst innerbalb "a Stunosn
&. Baine,
% " @de Der RnItimorefr. unn go. .Mcenre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-17

B9T Prntlamatinu.
6iinfbnnoert Dollars 8slohnuuq!
WtapOrss4 s4mtgfubt,
baltimore, ben II. Ctt., 1872,
ia Seord Es. SGrrstt Elm iarbigcr quabe, am
absnos tes TO- Git nui Ooer nabe Der Ode uon soreTt.
itrN5e uHb 6ups Sane pom elmer unbetanrt n Ysrion
astonter poroeu lit, 10 iebe i'd hermit trait per mir
our cine CroOnnunj Der StaOt Baltimore uerIebeucu
grmd6ti9ung 0uf Die grmitisIung. Grgreifuna nuo
ueberIubrun8 oes gerubers bs,Gsen 9srbrcdens etne
Seiobauns bon fiHfbuuSert Suudrs aug.
t4I-5Ol 5olbnd Soufant, Uagor.
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SeFenntnifie elmer fd,Onen Seele.
-NOrrefter's Zbatcn tmSmpeu.
-Wte fir 100000 Staman=


so m . hi 8, Senr., 10. Oft. -Seitoem
Sames SennD, Elm beliiftt9ter 0itb, Der leet
I'M 3uhtbauS uon SenueH;e fist, leine Ser.
binoun5 nit Siup Sorrelter uno @Oniorten
in nem Sbooler'iftn 0iamdnten~ &Oub qe=
lanben bat, Der in yiep Orleans in 1871 oer=
iibt wurne, iit 6err S6orIer biCrber gefom.
men. gtudl aepflogeuer Serathuug nit Dem
YoliSei Gbtf Ntbep begab er fid) nit ienem
Seamtsn nad ytaboille, unO elangte cine
llutgrreoun9 nit 9ennp. @r muBte lbu 3u
bspegeH Elm poles @eltGnoniB ab3ulegen,
melfle8 oabin lautste, oaB Der 0iaub pon
6Orreiter, Srunt 0apae, Der jest I'M @efGn9=
nIB IN Serep Gitp lu9t, uno 0ape Gum
min98 gcplant norosn mar uu0 oaB, nm Die
Boliiei uon Der Sceue binwegiu,iebeu, 2eute
QeOupgen wurben, Die 0ampfooote al Der
Gan0ung III Srano 81 ltcden batteH.
Sa 6olge oeiieu murben bic berrlidlen
Oampfer DSbompion," y Dean" yOia9euta"
upo pier anoere OamDfboOte ein &aub Der
Sanlmen uno mabrenb be5 granOe5 purbe
Der Raub peiibt, Ourd, melten Die 9icbe
0iamanten I'M 0ertbe BON 500, 900 erlaug-
ten. gtadoem lle ND cine 3ettlang rubig
perbalten batteu, purpe oIe Seute 0etbetlI
ND er uub Sorreifer ieen In bic bieiige
'Staot 9etommen, mo einlge 9tamantCn per.
fault uno Die iibrt9en nad) benz Often geien-
bet pureen. Sin GROCER Sten purbe an
Augelo WOpe ueifauft, Der jset bier pro=
seiilrt MIRO, neil er Die @eiOiptupe oes YOlt.
;etfefs blraubt bat. Als fe und Nempbi5
suriidfebrten, fanoen er uno Der 8oliSei6,f
An9eIO's SuienuaosI, Die als Sir5ibait fir
ieiueu Sruoer Mome oerpidnoet mar. 6err
Sdeoltr erfanute ofort Den Steln unb balo
Durauf fano man au1 mebrere anoere Oia.
munten, Die CT iOsleid) ;SeutifiSirte, ba iie
nieHlaIs aus ibren uripriiu9liden SaRuugeu
enticrnt mOrocn mareu. SIN @eiprdb nit
I5erru Itbep ia9te Sennp, er iei Oeiien getuiB,
OnB Jorrelter 9etru gfathan 9emOrOet babe,
aber gtlemanS Difie bas gan3e @ebeinnlB
ais 6Orreiter'S 6rau, unO i;e iei 5u i9lau,
nm Sllln al nprrnthP1
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gSpn SiibzGarpfinn.

colin nj bla, 9. ", IA. Stt. - Oeute
muroe @apitdn Senrn 8. @arter auf 6abeus.
@orpusbcfebl Dor &dfer Melton gebrnd1t,
meil er iih untetfaugen hattie, ourh gcfiltte
0ofrmente pOlltllher Natur, Die angebli9
pom PrdfOenten @raut unO Dem @ebiilfs=
Siuan5 SctretGr &ttar6iou berriibrtcn, auf
oeu Sang Der politlid)eu @reigniiie i'll Siio-
Saroltna etntpirfen 81 molleu, uuo oesbalb
1ur 6aft gebradlt moroen III. Die Safe
muroe pon Dem 9fidter 9riiuOll1 erGrtert.
Die SertbeibiluuJ bebauptete, ouB o6Jlsid
Die fragli6en Baptere 6ahd)ungen wareu, ie
OOd oil iid) ielbit fetnen getrug enthaltsn.
Der Rld)tcr bebielt iid) ieiue @nti6eioung bis
morqen Dor, uub Garter miro manrdeinlld|
freigeluIien oOer nod mabri6etnli6cr, inter
Riirgd]aft geiellt meroen. Die Suf,e bot
eiue poltttIhe Seoeutun9 uuo Die Dfoies=Bar=
tel mihoe es uiedeift ni6t ungern ieben.
menu Gmter nod einIge Sage Dor DER gSabl,
Die am Mntmo6 itattfinoet, irei berumlduft.
Dian gIaubt algemein, OoB es i'm Blaue lag,
cen 9tOleS nat &harleiton su Iodeu, ibnl
bann Die gefQlihten Srlefe III 9eben, pno ibu
Dann me9eu Ser0fienilituug Osrielben 3u per-
huften. Dies niir0e ieine Aushften ouf baS
@OuuerucurSamt rutuirt babsn. @8 wirO
ofieu an9eoeulet, Bop iebr heruOrra9enoe po=
littidle Telmbe piCieu Ylan cntmorien baben.
28cnu Dem 10 tit, paun haben Iie iet Der Ser.
baftun9 Oeiielben ibr 2SertScng treulp8 I'm
Stld, 9elalieE.
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Ecedber Maub i'm Qpffpn.

8oit on, 16. Sft.-9llS beute gtaflmittag
Sr. Sames gS. gSOObs, Sefretdr Des ,,SlO
Golonp Siireaus," bon benz 3ablmeiiter. j3im-
mer in bas 3iumer bes Sd)aemeiters gipg.
muroe er auf oem Corridor niebcr9ci1lagen
uno I'M $4,000 beraubt. Der Gicb ent.
fnur
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SOn @ntmutbtguHg in s o L
&c oes tt eilweile ungii nj en-
lnSfall8oer SttoberwabGen
fitroie quite @ 9 e iit in Den 8ei
zen Der Giberaleu uidt Oas @erlngite gu msr.
len, 90 ipreden idumtlifs, fiir 9reelep II.
Srown eiHtretenbe Ocuti9e Bldtter Der llnicu
e5 oils ibre feIe lleber3eugung uu5, baB ba8
ltberale &tdet i'm 9touenbcr bel gch0riger
4nlhenguug Obue ageu 3peliel gepabIt wer-
oen mirb. Die 9epti4sn i'm Often, unO
beiOnner8 in Der StuNt Jtew~DOrt, tueroeu ibs
rem 8rioern TN lSefen ni6t na1iteben.
llcberau, tuO ite uuSihlaJgebeuO iiuO, ut Die
Sate OeS @aiieHldabsreI8 bOfiHun9Slus
oerloren.
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20. q. MonD & Gomt.,

@i9entbimer BON
SoIS's patentirten autpmatiiehen Sei3ern,
weIGe in ben lesen TiniSsRn 5abrer iebr uuianeret
unb nit beferem 9rfolee. als iraenb en anbsrer nit
Dampt ober beBem 28aiier bciSenber apparat ee=
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
The Tribune's Opinion.

The Commercial and the Tribune differ widely
in their estimate of the truthfulness of Mr.. Sum-
ner's speech. We will not copy tho opinion Of
the former paper Of the speech and its suthor.-
We have 10 faith in him. To our mind he 10 the
same bad man he always has been-the same vim
dictive fanat.c-the same destroyer Of the peace
and harmony of the nation to &C ,omplish selfish
ends But We will remind our readers that it
only few weeks since the Commercial was ready
to do homage to both Sumner and the Tribune
he has ceased to influence our neighbor. 1t 49,
therefore, not likely that Greeley can ever JOIN
fortunes with the Grant party again, after giving
utlerance to the following. which appeared in
recent number Of the Tribune. in reference to
summers last great effort: "This speech, cou-
derea from ever point Of view, as pure litera.
turr, work of wido research, as contr1bu-
tlon the philosophy of practical politics. lass
than az marvelously minute and truthful picture
Of a notable character, aud an interesting period
of history, will forever be- regarded IA one OF the
fe. supreme manifestations Of intellectual power
winch our time has witnessed.
whatever the partisans Of Gen. Grant may say
to-day i'll the Senate and In the press whatever
his courtler-biographers may hereafter Iwrite or
print; however they may praise hum and de-
nounce the merciless and unH,nchng hand which
has anted MN. his picture v drawn. and fxed
forever"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
NOT FOR GREELEY.

Hon. John I. Bird, OF New jersey. has written
a letter in which he opposes the endorsement Of
Mr.. Greeley. He says 1t - ''quits evident that
there will be an absence OF everything like enthu.
siasm, in case Of his endorsement aS BAlti ino.e.
amongst those who are expected to bear the heat
and brunt of the battle. Defeat will follow. and
the total overthrow Of our party. Whyl Be-
cause they would commit their principles to one
not of their own household, and who know them
not. These grave facts stand ont more and more
prominently every day. 70 that have yet to hear
democrat speak upon tho subject who has not
said; 1T will be bitter pill if have to vote
for Greeley or. III we have to take him it will bs
because he is the least OF two evlA. or equivalent
expressions"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05
Cen. LonEstreet Aba ndons Grant
and Goes for CYeeIev.

The "rrd handed rebel" Longstreet has
changed his mind again and gives his reasons
for orrefusng to support Grant To a member
Of the staff of the New Orleans Republican,
he explained why he could not consistently,
as Republican, sustain the party represent
ed by Gen. Grant In his opinion the Gin
cinnati nominees are the true Republicans,
and as such should receive the suffrages of
the Republican party. Traversing the out
RACES perpetrated by the administration
party in Louisiana, the General said
Louisiana, one of the States reconstructed
under Republican legislation, and having the
same government that she had when received
into the community of States, with coequal
privileges and immunites, must have been
Republican in her government when the
Federal officers essayed, in January last,
to overthrow her civil authority Now, the
by the people, they should receive the respect
and observance of all who claim to be true
Republicans Then, if there are any Reput-
lcans in Louisiana, they must be found
among those who, at the hazard of their lives,
maintained the law and Republican Institu-
tions. While, on the other hand, it appears
that Federalists who cOnspired together for
the purpose of supplanting the State govern
ment subverted the reconstruction 10 VS., set
ting up new and unauthorized government
ann are not hepuOllcan IN spirit.
Rrporter-Are they, in fact?
Gen. Longstreet--No.
Reporter-Do not these cnnspirators sup
port Gen. Grant for the Presidency, and
those whom yOn den0minate ''true Republi-
cans" support the Cincinnati nominees?
Gen. Longstreet- Yes tile former 70 10
Philadelphia; the latter represented TIE STATE
at the Cincinnati Convention. When l
entered upon the course of reconstruction
laid down by the laws, did SO without men
tai reservation. Notwithstanding the general
opinion that the laws were harsh, preferred
to accept them as measures Of ppaes !; nor
did attribute to the law. givers desire to be
harsh from improper motives but because
future good seemed to require it, You may
imagine my surprise when 1 found that nv
loyalty to Republican principles was not salts
factory, because in the discharge Of my
official obligations ! defended RepublIcan
institutions against the hand of violence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-05

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Except Sunday at a6 Market street. and served By
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