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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
sic ,Shillcr.poas 81. 17,
-. s.. II, s."

feiert an Sftsr= YioHtaa. oen +. April. ibr Sttttun9ss
lcii nit Sau in rer &crfUlrtsbaac, UanctiefrGBe,
uno III SeoermGnu Bisr,u eiHeelahgH. GGr SpeIit
uRo SruEt miro 81. j. 9illcr, uHo inc CUTE 2aE5=
mutt Cart. 8ud5baum Iorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Or Is

pom nStutnorter Srie," S6e TreIptut- uEb Gtitcs.
Strote, tlIlt beutc. otu l.. apriL, in ieiret 0ies
itaurotioE cjrcn 9ieiertHuuib aut, unb miro Ab,nos
haielbft Gin 2ar5 'rdnSNcu NIT Accommodating
ft1ttfuNcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01

er6ffHCt hcute. rem /. 2lpril. ietHe in SIT. 1913
9turo=ScnttG saofnue, neu eIngeridhtCte UirlbiduIt
uno iujro bel oteiCr @ete9erbIit elEeH istnen QuHld
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
c,n Der ,,SIrbcttcrbaueIs
Gr. Wnui3 SSrrrer

an 2 no : 3 re0trlIWr.
miro icecr S~tcbBQber uon Yiuitt hur9 has Srteiirtor,
iur rut!tltS 81. Sdlcael crit tirjtld reue BdIjtT
aus Geuti9lan6 fommcn ljtB, iuitItbtHgctelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Mr. Nctcr WhIn.

Nr. 98, @Gnulir.. labCt Die &lGgG nCs r@orreiponz
ocuten, 10 te isiuG Treuaoe Sur SIlpebuuI ieincr
ncucN GSirtIhaIt alT Ytontaa, cen i. Ipril, elm, Uni
perlprtdt cjHen icinen Suaid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
gNittlpe M. SIumc,

Gic Dor Gunuaa= uno GutarUftr., UerIbrcibt hcuz
&c, Den :. Sferi etertdq itineH @f ten einCr lctnen
&unil, bei ptIftm NItts gu winihcH iibrIs bletbcH
MINI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
M. a. Rinnrinn.

Nr. 420, NorOs3Gps, Suiihen ebciuz unb gbenIr.
lGfct uut beuic, hcn 1. NpriI, 81 ciuem o~elItGteT
$unide, uortrsFilide c Sicre uHo ~i0uitiseH Oelitdtei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Gr. SarI SGldoF,

Gr. o., SarriioHitr., m0ht b%etsnnt, ban lie ib,en
@iitgn bcntc, Den /. April eintn ieineH 8 ter.
2unid aIitiiden miro, woSu CAPT. 5. Irdutmann
sic Z 4IsIuuTF Iisiprf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
!6r. Sonffdntin Nnhnt

beure, DtontGo, Den 1. Apr., ,6re @irtb
1poft, Jtr. 5S, @entre.N}orf, Su eroffne1 unb tutro be
oieIer 9eIsoenyeli eiHen ieinen Sunih iernreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Scr ,,NNQrDlano.Su rn=SScrcin
IN Der ,,Lurnh1le -

o%rnonclrt ilr heute, een /. April, icinen 9roBeH
Cfcr=SdQ i'm 9Gosrn Slnle bar ,9teusaiiemblp'
Jtooms." Capt. Bid's SaptIe miro Die EnuSiuiti=
ecu in itcter Selpe9uns bultCn, uao hCr iuoblbetouEte
Wtrtb .. ShHtieer iIr ben inneren Nltnideu ioryen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
~ GdJaTt WmcD Sduupfcn unS

~ GdJant UnoD Sbnupfcn unS
0Atfen loa!eld) bonn 6alle, ooer Sbr baltet
Cure Nunge Durh ben 5uten 10 LANCE in
trampihafter &bdtigfeit, bis SIR es nid)t
mebr nit etnem einfaden, leidt gu beieitigeu.
ben 2eiben, ionoeru nit ShminoiuGt All
tlnn babt. Or. Iu9ut &0ntg'o
$ ambnrger SrutaGbee beiit ale
@rfdltun9 unO Suiten. (54-4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
.Gr. Npnr1S 9inmchrr

Gr. a, Giozg8olinr faoet lcine ffrennGe unb Ses
tanntsn elm, oen SterinontO9 bel ibln gu iriern; lir
elnen iamoisn euni6 init 0ussCSei6netem SlIte miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
SIcfepb 0infer,

troftirt 4jeynruy, 0g /. @prtl, itipe, Safe NIT elmer
iaroien yunidt, poGis-rUtGt5 StlaHer'ides BtC
ptrilpit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01

u1Gdt In einem 5oditzo ottstblnTi6er @eiprdhs SrUiz
ideH rSdul5e" unS nVtulcr" bGraui zimmerman, eaS
or bCute uno moT9cn, Den l.. uno 2. aprll. IN ilin'm
2ctdle, Gr. t92. 2erin9tonitt., eiTsH sroBsu Gr6iI.
HuH9slHnih ietoircu ptrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
ScftzS altimprer Sdbuben=
e.
Ser SdcbfeubtimS

bat ani bente, pen l. @priI, in ietnem Gcreirstos
tale, Sfe Salat= uno Trotttr., Elm GQrSfrIn3pcn
perdritaltet. Bon benz eriteu oemGbnli1cn 8ergniqeH
olefes iun9en 8srtints lit Hiemon6 unGtftieAi9t neg
9egan9en, Urp qua olesgGl lutrben Die Sadllen 3ci,
cen, mas IL gu leiften i'm &lanhe inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01

Die italienifbe Sper. - Scr ertse
Gpern=NbenD.
Die italienIi4e Sper briu9t heute Gbeao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01

bat Ole Gbritopb Bauer'ide aprtbiboit. ytt. II, en-
iortr., IbernomIRsn, mp miro lettS, ON Shcrross
ta0e, pos gToUugnssIeit bur9 &erabrei9une zines
ianeien 2unides tsiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01

an no WttpetlGHt.
lit bente Y2bntttas : u9t @rtra= 6eitmatinee. Der
bCliette Sr. IS Icuru lit mitGer ~euoaeirt; aud ou5
ibrigc YeriondI 1T 'icmIjh rurbqeheEoe neu.
Scr v0ermania= Mdmn erd,pr"
bat lit beate, ben /. auril, pom JtadmtttaQe
lIbr an, IirsiBfelelr Ocrantultct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01


Bon nuo NOD &onnt0a, "6. Rou. 1874, perlaHen
ole ,S49t baltimore, ME r0iQt:
$3.50 ~orGcus, NIa0ara ToGss, Srfoloa
%d'icuiiia tG9tib iSonrt095 Grs9cnormen).
R.3a MtUrNcGS. eogt=Gd'nCuSus - GGqlib
AGSonntaQs a~ns8Cncmmcn), nod &itts5urs uno 6erz
Wetet, @lmtra, Suifulo uU6 0eu gltagara : 6alen
Il. |. 10.
12.40 Ioe,mittaas 2d,ncu;ua. - 9daItA
(S0nntug5 d~Isacuommen), mao Gittsburg uno beun
2Seten uno uoEouh nur bis @tuiamsport,
$50 Ruabt ; S'EprcG. - EG9ltb, mad bEm
Wenen; ~ehtulaG9 tdgttdl, SouHtaq5 ousQCnonmeu,
mao neni Atorhrl, SuifUto, Jtiaqdra~F GqCn &C,
1900 Ibt@S5 2Scitcru = Sgprci, (Sonutaes
ausQeRomuneH1 nah Dem gSCitrn.
Die Su8e NIT Der "I3cit=UiGrutduoer giisRbGtHa
9e9en S;3J Ytcrgcn6, uro $50 Eiahmittage ab.
0lc SuAS nod Ctttr 5bnra 9t5eu $50 Dtpr9eHS u.
$50 y(dIHlttlgs aG.
Die 3i8e mad @anoUer sebsn s. 30 Tior9ens, uno
1910 uno 3.3B ~jtGnmtttae5 ab.
9te Su9c nil Der r@ulNbcrlonb z&a0eo'eg @ifens
b0bn" gtBcnS $50 0ior9cus uuO Pan DIittass Gb.
Accommodations 3Sltgc.
Hda, 3GrTiobNr9 I'M $3.50 G06nl., tHsii6,
S0nutuQS OE5genUrIutu,
Sfddl Njprf - liQlldh, [onntaoe unsJrpnmms,
$50 AbCrG5.
SfGdb Nor9tpH nm 1 utr RoGlmittaes urb 8
nbr Alene8 tda.'t Sonuta9S ugsgtnommtn.
SIe 3M9c Ton'mcu IN Baltimore on:
Nont S9citen uno NorbeR 2,20. 7,2l, Niot9ens
unc 3, 8 90 uuo 10 lbr A. p. atgnos.
Port H.. 10 WOr9Cn5.
BALTIC. accommodation BON 9aryis6urs 70 u. 30
4alrdi;2gs4c sOmmOootio II - $50 glOrgeus unO 8
ubr 10 ", &btHtF.
&og9ogc lUiro oon Gotcrs uno Robnnnoen abaes
R2oIt lVenn mon pic Orofr6 in her Siice VII. 8, S.
Galpcrttr., abatbt,
@c9cl pcs @ct,rcn, Biacte nab alien gurPtsrr
NStt lnQ Jtorn, UcN6c man nd In Ger Btlctur, @dts
uertz station, uR6 ytr. O., Rorb>@ a~lpertlr., ar
Atfreb 81. SiSfc. 9en.z Super.i
g. q. 2tpuuq,
(@t6-J @cneral = 8aif0ae,a9entcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Garopaiid)c 8erid)te.

Gin grade II 6 I eb blcr Sc
! Oh GftStntff.- Sn benz 9orie glairs
telO, RS, g"ruifiren Sur 3eit Die 8lattern ;
iber Sielel traurigeu unitauO jubiIlreu nun
Die Dtafter in @runbeigeutbum IN @lliabetb;
nm etrpatge Sauier bon Y~laiHfielo abSuz
ldreden, babea ieue SpefuIanten Lungs Der
Sahn groBc, in Die Augsu faucu6e Ylatate
anbrin9en laiien nit ben @urteu: ygtebmt
@ud) Dor Ylamf.lb in Adt! 300 Slatttrn<
fdue! IS 8oDtc! @inpobner BON pant
lfem SdrefeH erfiiat &auft 8aupldee III
&liiQbeth I"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01

seiet an, bnB er beute. am Stermoataoe, ieinen GO
item in ,einer aBirtbifait, ytr. SIT, 0anton=9l oenIts
Elm eelitates SaluotorsSter ausgeors StGb's grauz
erei perSQpien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
,Sr. IgYous NSifb1rI 0SrrcF
Sr. {SnrI MeNSchnft

yr. 1US, NGrrClilir., 5pllhCn 0Cps mo EOiUiiraBC,
iciert Zen Sitsi=AtoRta9 ourh Serptrun9 eirCs nit
3alctmuiit bestejt'ttn GupIheS on ielue 9diIe, uno
Ntcnha burGn cir EarHfrdninen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Sfripu=GicfdunSerciu.

Jr. $40, GaRton : ApCnuc, QiCht bcutc, rem /.
April, IreieH 2uuid, uEo b< A6erbs Elm 10nStrdnje
tCu Qb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Sr. YpuiS Rlcin

9'e0t beute, oeI l.. I1fiL, in isilem 9otaIe, Sri,
Sc, Sno-@ parlesfr., istnru Ereunoea etneR isiHsn
Sunja.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
SIR 5pbdn1t Mcid

u@ambeu.Nale," Rr. Il, @Gmnentr., giebt bsuts,
ben I. Nprl:, Ciren ~oeI,tlter 2lfih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Sic

Sic GaIDcrtffr. =Sdule
lBator @ilterl bdtt Die S6Iu6ie2r beutes oea l..
April, in Der STRIDE.
2ie Semtfb=enelifhc SAule,
Gfe ocr @diternz gpenue Hup DllonIgr., Canton,
miro bcnte, Gen l.. Qprit, urtsr Seituna res secs
rers $. 6 Oteiin9 Gin @onSert mo 6an5ftdn5tcu
uiuitircunbe eiratIaoen firh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
SIR. 1phdnu y4Siinner

Tyr .tpbnln Tctc1
bat Ia gr. 2Si, 2iehtftr., cine neue QBuInihaft croft
MT uno miro oileltc bsute, zen /. April, nit q
Hem ieinen Glnibe elHtpsibcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Steier iteebioine @eian9pertin bat auI Morta9,
ben /. 4pril, in Ger @eiternzGbina.0a4e" elm 9ons
5ert nit acknowledgement Bale gum SeRefiJ Pines
Oirt9entcn Srn. 8. Biibner anberaTNt. 9d5 Com
SeItzBIoaramm lit elm gepst!tes, nno Die 3GnSmaiit
liefeN Capt. Sch ponn'e WtrfIcorps. Inter 9nosq
rem ipirten Me SGn9erinnen iSrls. Selma unb emma
Stei9; iorie Der 8aiFft Sr. Daniel yfejbel iait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
CIR. Hirn- q. &AiiHfn

Jtr. rs, GAIT, n0bC Nilenitr., ipir0 ieInc Corn
uno fstrncc beUte, rem /. Qprll, II it etnem ie
Htn SIlerzSuuine i6erraitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
{nt Shmscnp1Tf
uSattimorer S~iIr9crihiieen=

an Der Yel0tr.NoQS
miro heute, pen 1: aqriI, elm GROCER 9inNer6oQ
ot9ehalten.
Die uSattimOrer SiirgcriHiieen=
0efciifhaft"
bdlt am Stcrmonta9 JidhmlitGa Elm 1reisi6ie5cn
icpobl fir Die Sdisen, oils aud bcrcn camen Oh,
poraut Elm semttblites &au5trinjden iol9eR niro,
@etzSaltimprer Scbueem=
G~efeIid,aft.
Till 9iermortaae ftnret I'M Barfe IreisIdlteFen
uno greistc9ein ltctt rnc miro 5ugleid ell gen lib
lides 2anSfrdn5fen ohQebllten ipetben. Sic Slit.
aiieoer iin0 nit ibren 6amilien biersu IpeiicQ sineez
InhPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Npnrdb Mnrte

Gr. 1888, GroElr., Dem NiGrtte segeuiiher. rr0fHc
bcrte, ctn 1. Ipril, ielne ueu=ein9eribtete NIrtb
lqalt nit eiEen celitItem Gunihe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
SCR. Rbtlipp Meibin9er

auf beute, SitTrnonta9, sineH aroSsn s1nld or
fal 6einet fb @de pen SonOuers pne SeurtetteitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
Stm sTatber'idcu ,.gSScou'

rat ". NstQr Yi0ItQnllr Siter@ Ni0nta9 2ne0t
mo &al pcranfalrct. CUR AufinbruNg fomr
Guns" 8oltsib luipie, in i afteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01

Gin 9pfer Ser II a d5 E. -
Gor einigea @oaen fano Die italienii6e 80.
liSei in Der 3iber ben 0eihnam elmer iunoen
unO id%Dnen6rau, welde %au9enideinli6 etner
Der eriten 6amilie angeb0rt. SIN Der 8ruit
itedte tin Dold nit elfenbeinernem @riff UNI
unterbalb Der @unoe mar pos @ort uSlgt.
ra6e" in bic 5ant gertst. Maa permutbet,
baB has Spfef elmer Der Glteiteu uuo eoeliteH
Samilien Der rSmiiden ariitptratie auaebDrt,
ieooh baben.bie 3eitunsen nod niGt gepagt,
ben Namen Der @rnorOeteu Su per0fientliAeu.
Die Sade 1T natIrlih bis iest nod in oas
ticfite @%ebeimuiB gehiiut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
SIR. Ehontae NcrsOo,

SIR. %. gtoro @anjtr., tooCt aul 1cute; eeu
aPriI, ittns 6ttunoc 81 einem aroBen gunile Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01

Sn liverpool itano unldn9t Elm Sc:
%ben8niiOer uor Dem Boliset8eridt, UNI lid, oh
oteler 9eieemtori9en 9~fetgung gu uerautpor.
ten. Sin ]olt5etOiener bate inn in benz 4u>
gen6:ife eriaBt, er oils iid auftniipfen mpute.
@a8 auh INNER Die WctGpe fir ben beabs
Fhtigten @cibitmOrb 9cweien icin m5gen,
Vtangel al Suu1or NOR e8 utft, Bonn Del
an9etlagte luuBte iid burf eineu guten Sis
Die Sretipredung 81 peroienen. Erodenen
Cones ertldrte er ndmlidl, er lei nap 9epors
ben nnO babe itd ubloB gum Srodensn qnf=
bdngen woaen". Der Dtanu ipaF 3ebn gu
ems Elm Srliuber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01
SIR. iph. Triebr. Noth,

GGe Gratt= uHo Goruitr., iroirt ltincn Sriioern
EreuHeen nn0 8etannttn ain Siiermontage etnel
WummuthIunih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-01

5dIHk Der SdrbierHnben dln Sonnfd9e.-
Ginbellige Semillisung BON $4,000
tureb ben Senat trr ZEN Musbau les Bds
fbingtousS enfmalS in 1Saihln9tpn, .. g.
Serldnseruna Der sfurn.Spunsarp.1toc-
nue DON 9urf= bis SeIair Moab in Saiti=
more. - Srridbtung eines g~taatsimpfbii=
reuuS Don beicen SGHiern senebinist.-1!ns
uahfue rcr ENTHUSIASTICALLY IL. /. 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

A SINGULAR AND FATAL AcCIDENT.-Ihe
Louisville Courier-Journat learns that last
Wednesday two small boys, sons of afarmer
named Snowden, who resides one mile from
Bainbridge, Putnam county, Indiana, aged
respectively seven and nine years, started to
the woods to drive mp the cows. The eldest
of the two boys carried whip with long
and strong lash. \ childish freak prompted
him to take the whip-lasll and make one emu
of il fast to the cows tnil and TO tie the DINER
end around his younger brothers body. Al
ter securing lis brother in this manner he
drove the COW forward. The animal, becoln-
ing frightened, started to run, throwing the
little fellow to the ground. This increased
her fright. and she dashed through the WOODS
at fearful rate, the child's head and body
striking all intervening objects. A gentle.
man who Glanced to tie near and witnessed
lmrt of the scene started to rescue, II posi-
lie, the little fellow from his perilous posi-
ton. Before reaching him the whip-lash
broke, leaving the child dead near the loot OF
tree. Upon examination it was found that
he was bruised and mangled in q horrible
manner from being dragged over one hun
drcd and fifty yards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

A PEnMous SITTING FOR HER PICTURE
A very daring feat was performed yesterday
on Lookout Mountain by young lady from
Nashville. IL is customary for all strangers
visiting the height to have their photograph
taken 1T the gallery situated ON the point
or extreme verge of the mountain overlook
ing the Tennessee river. Timid persons are
generally content with 4 position ranging ut
from three to four feet from the edge OF the
precipice. which juts ont above the trees
several hundred feet below. Tie young lady
in question was not satisfied with the COM
mon custom, but, with the assistance of the
photographers and a friend, elimbed oyer the
verge and stood on tue projecting ftagI nent ol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

DARING ATTEMPT TO ROB- LADY BATHER
The Cape May Ware says: On Tuesday
about noon, while lady guest OF the Ocean
House was in bathing, two women and a
man, who were also bathing, pretended to
run before her. Instead of passing, they ran
against the lady, threw her down, and tried
to hold her head beneath the water. One.o
the women then grs,sped the hand OF the
lady and endeayored to steal diamond ring
from her finger. She managed to free her
self, aud, screaming, assistance CAME TO hen
relief. Tie miscfsants were not arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

door, The hog was NAL King for tho b3use
and Tue bear lin hot pursuit. The alsr.n syas
given, aud all hands ran out iis The yard. By
that hind the hpgE. Has wlthli, tWeiity yards
| pf the dodk aid the bear la five feet of the
hog the hog raj, past the house. and the
bear still atter.it; did not 20 far before the
hog came back, and the bear still after it.
There were some five or six persons with 1t,
hallooing us loud as possible, bat, strange
to say, it paid no attention TO anything but
the hog. There was no gun in the house,
but large pistol: my wife gave that to n
black boy, aud he walked up to the bear and
shot il down, at,d NOW has the skin i'll his
possession. am satisfied II the hog had
poro to tile very door-steps the bear would
have followed it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07
For tic Dispatch.
True Pluck.
EOTEToI'RT COUNTY,

BOTETouRT COUNTY, Augusta.
We had the pleasure this morning OF visit
in" an cX-Conicdcratr soldier who lives in
ilii neighborl,oud. Mr. Mike Haymaker.
who lost his right arm m one OF the fights
near kichmond when he was seventeen years
OF age. Since that time he has accomplished
more with his one arm than many others
have done with both. He goes into the forest
and cuts and puts up a cord and a half Of
wood per day, Telling large trees, and i'll
Other RESPECTS makes an efficient farmland.
But what Is more remarkable, lie has re-
GENTLY, without the instruction of carpen-
ter or whcclwri-ht, made an entire mill, re-
ccyin@ no assistance except IN moving the
Iar.c limher-. He even went to tie noun
tains OF Il ncighborng county and hcwed
iherrirom the upper and neither stofies for
ms mill. Though frequently batllcd i'll his
efforts. hr rcrscvcred. and has succeeded
finely. for your correspondent thinks he
| never saw better meal than that he exam
inrd to- daw made bt this 0nC-aImed, scl-madc
carpenter. whrclwrighf, aud miller We were
4 little puzzled to know how he would hold
and drive nail with only one hand: this he
did very quickly by ~la~pilg the hammer
aud nail, with the point of the nail directed
toward the wood, and its head under That
part of the handle Immediately under his
hand. Holding it in this position, he could
easily start the nail into the wood with Il
sIi~ht lick, then drive it home with the face
nf the hammer. w. usual. No doubt the en-
cry and industry displayed 10y this young
ni.ln will bc rewarded. HANrnES.
+. S.-The present prospect for corn in
Entrtollrt Is finer than it has been for many
wears: few ncighborhoods are exceptions.
HANpDES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

NEW ENGIASD SHAkf.- Washington. Au.
.yrl "a prominent Republican otlcn
from New hampshire rcceivedn lct'crto-day
from his sou. Il hoy about eighteen years OF
ace. who, after some reference to private
matters. spoke incidentally of politics i'll the
STATE, and remarked as singular fact, that
nearly all OF llr young men, those who were
10 vote ior the first time this fall, had az.
nuunrcd themselves for Greeley and Brown.
This statement led the official to mention
The fact to other gentlemen from New lamp.
shire and then it appeared that they l'ld
similar adviCc>, and further inquiry dcvcl.
opcd the t;,rl that IL lill" condition Of things
existed in other Of the New England States
The letters Of Mr>>r>. Sullilipr and Banks arc
supposed to be producing this effect all oycl
New England, and Radical oilicc-holdcrs arc
beginning 10 inquire whether il is not ncces'
Sarv for them to make some great cXertion,
even in New England. to stem the tide that
is evidently setting in aganst them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

A CpprERuEAD BITES MAN AND THE SNAKE
DIES OF It's OWN BIrE.-In Meiss county, the
other night, Firnan Smith, after taking oil
his boots and stockings to prepare for going
to bed, stepped ont upon Il back porch OF MS
house for some purpose, and as he did SO was
struck in one Of bis feet by what he at once
knew to be the iangs OF snake. The blow
was u severe one, and was on the top OF the
foot near the instcp. On procuring light
and returning TO the porch he discovered
Il copperhead snake apparently In the last
throes Of dissolution, and soon after, Withotit
any agency OF his, it died. Mr.Smith USED
some lnii,,ept and went about luis business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

\ SAD DEATH.--nn Sunday afternoon
Mr.. W. Roauc Ruttn, OF Chesterfield county.
ordered his huStIcr. Il worthy lrlShman, to
bring one of his fine bIcodcd colts I'D his
ward to show several gentlemen who were
visiting him, and in a few moments Mr..
RuIlin and his friends were huSily engaged
in almring the beauty of the animal. when
the colt kicked ut the hoStler, striking HIM III
the stomach. but apparently doing him no
injury, though he died from the effects of
the kick In about one hour.- Petersburg
pL,nuLISs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

SENTENCED To- AKRIAGR!--A case recent
" trici before the Clonmcl (EngliSh) AS>izcs
WAS brought to Il singular and novel tcrmi.
nation by the presiding Judge. The parties
in the case Were Il Young man and Il young
womtllI, both of whom claimed possession OF
Il rural property, one by virtue Of an ancient
lease. and the other under 4 will. They
were III court for the purpose Of giving their
testimony. when bright idea occurred to
the magistrate. Il Mr.. Clarke, who inter
iuptcd the ease TO say:
u strikes me that there is Il pleasant and
easy WAY TO terminate this lawsuit. The
plaintiff appears to be Il respectable young
man, and this is il very nice young woman.
[iau@hter.l They can both get married and
live happy OH this farm. If they 70 on with
law proceedings it will be frittercd away be-
tween the lawyers, who. am sure. are not
un"alIant enough TO wish the marriage NAV
not come of.
The young lady on being Intercepted
hillshcd and said she was quite willing to
marry the plaintiff. The latter on being
asked il he would we'd the young woman
calamity responded, "Most undoubtedly
Dir. Clarke remarked that the suggestion oc-
Cured to him by instinct on seeing the young
couple. \ verde; was subsequently entered
for plaintiff OF condition of his promise to
marry defendant within two months, Stay
of execution being put on the verdict till tho
marriage ceremony is completed. The coun'
sci gave the young lady such an unmercilu
"chalmg" on her consent. which many III
court thought should have been first obtained
from plaiutltl that she left the court in tears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

THE PYRAMID OF CnEors.-A traveller
who hts lately visited the grand pyramid OF
Chcops. says that, taking one hundred city
churches oil the ordinary widthandarranginG
them in a hollow square, twenty-five on a
side YOU would have scarcely the basement
of the pyramid. Take another hundred and
throw the material in the hollow square. and
it would not he full pile Oh all the bricks
aud mortar in the city of New York, and the
structure would not be so high and solid as
thi, great work of man. One layer OF brick
was long since removed to Cairo for building
purposes, and enough remains to supply the
demands of Il city OF half IL million of people
for century TO come, if permitted to use it
with perfect freedom. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-07

pululcS IL ALADAMA.--A prominent citi-
zen of Montgomery. Alabama. writes us fol-
lows:
Horace Greeley and Gratz Brown are
~rinin~ daily. Tie Liberals are going for
tir.ln. and The Radicals are alarmed to Sucll
nrl extent that il j. now believed that they
will nominal" eX-tiuNrrnor Patton Demo
rat Tor Governor. Nick Davis or Alcck
White for Licutrmnt-Govcruor and the
Democratic candidate. j. +. Grant (nOw in
ihc ,irIdl. for Treasurer. buckly will GER
trinly lose his place. ami Il nrgro Ctapicr)
| will lake il. These facts | learn from Re
Publican who will support Greeley and
Brown. The carpct-ba@gcrs are making {:
desperate struggle to hold their places, but
the negroes are beginning to lose confidence
| i'll them"