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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
o. Wrn,cnt acinart.


luIere aunben erbalten ben Scrtbetl anisrer
sroBen Saars@tHfduts.
gartwrebt 6 g8arusr's,
Wselicott- GompGgnie
NAB ans anbsreu bsltsbtsn Sabritate
-- DON
I1uterbemsen nne uMterbeien,
ab Broaent biGiqer, als irgelb Elm anterss
8eIddft in Der Stabt.
Nedicated Scarlet ruousHe nItsrfletber
seeen Rbeumattsmus
GstinosO Oamen> urtcttletber
pou uleu bstie6tcr Sdorltdten,
&n sarp,eut biliiaer, als Der rSerppbHiless@reis
Gun aroses AiiortiTent Don
Retietaitpen nno @urtcin'
fpfpie nulb Observation-Disclosures, @erleI@
ten Gtrimpfen, SenbiGnben'e.
Seal & 3artmatra,
Rr. 139, ReRsBaItimpsesr !,
tglat3t .12MtE swlf6en sOutbs u. @aipsrtar.
aD. 6. lSSpDb s SOmp.,
eiseutbiuer Don
@olo's pateatirteu uutomatiiden petSern,
ps,e In osn lesten iiusebn Sabreu iebr umfansrsit
uuo nit bsisrsn @riolas, ols rsenb Elm unesrer nit
Dampf oper BERGEN sBaiter bctieuoer apparat, se'
brau1t Doroen.
Der Barrier -amettanlIdle al tsubssrh" urb gDors
ren'its peeroe, SarlOr.. guns uno esPtnlHs'6euer<
Slas.peiBer.
Ter beuibmts 9auion'ib be "Hot Air Furnace"
9eauns pom Glel. uub giieHrobren, 8aSennnnen,
Sub,anten, GBaiatinbs, Bliioirs, ab51saro9rsn tir
Sbritte; fopteau1
bubraulli6s Ranmsu, Bdiier' toittnerie u. t. U
marulorne unb gdicisr.8amnfnis, 5susbseros
Roie, &ssiher u. !. m.
saten. .utenRltsn, Bafisrtnbler unS &tf:ssratoren
TOD uno Set,oien, pis 8sparatursu alsr art
prompt aus ,eiIRrt.
~. H,.1, a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
0tsidtfne Nfnctrfd,tI I

SD bobe ale Arten sebrau&tsr Rdbmaidinen, iute
A. o. Slees'ftbs, Sinssr'ide, oopsIte, empire,
9eoitone IL. E. 10. 70 gut ne neu, Don slo aufwarts
porrdtbs, ober ueue wenu porsescseu, obsr permie'
tie oieielben Su 50 pro Ilouat.
Samcs Garter,
Sr. s0OH, araRe.
(San23, ,12Dtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
8atimore, W}6., MoWtag, ben rs. Wat 1873.

ton & Opener, gli3ubstb; q. u. 2oriQurb
Chicago. Sbre Standardization belaufeH
iib uuf unssfahr SO 100000.
-Sn Der oerflOfienen gSOde itarben bier
532 8erienen.
-Su benz Safe bes 8anfrdubers Rc 0ou.
neQ lit Elm neuer SubeaS- @orp p1ss8eishl err
langt woroeu. Wc 9Onueq mirb uGfliteu
Dttttpod BEN 0tidter Slat9forO OOrgsfbrt
usr5en.
- 9n Der pefuiieusn g8o6e famen i'm
Gaitle.9arben 10000 @inwanherer On; oa=
uoH am 0iOntuse alleiu 1888, Die grDBte
3abl, welfe FINALS an einem Gage bier eiu-
traf.
Gin @eriid)t iit i'm llmlaufe, baB bic
Sdreiber in Dem Qmte Osss0 0ilfrittSaumalte
au9enieitu itnb, @rfunoiguu9eu iibsr Die 10.
3tale unO geidGftlife Steuung Der Qeute cins
'uSiebcn, melde auf udti1en 0ienilag citirt
itno, um in oem Pro6eiie &meeO als 9eiapO-
rene III flinoirer1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
SIR SomflieuzS1Ghar

Ia feline plaoiuc beier, as Die Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch, ba fs oausrbaft uno enta6 III, nid sidt bsz
jddbist nirb unb rscno elmer Der tRsursn 0ai6tnsn
slsihtommt.
gle foHet BON $25 bis $50 uub tDtrS aut fnf Sabre
aaraatirt. Sobn Z. SutIer, @eueral@asent,
Rr. 8, Rprez gbarIesa araae,
(0Ftof1Sy) spelte @tage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Sir gHilinu'id,e RGhmofdliue

fir oe @rten etnfade unb Saucp=&rbeit lit uortiias
Iider, OLE aGe anbern. Gle lGuit leibt, obne @es
rub, 1T einia uno boucrbaft uub eisnet it betonz
bers fir Sdneiber. Der Brets berislben III bon $50
bis $t25. Man ipre6e Dor uno unteriube oieielbe.
Nj. Sropn, asent,
(Rop l31Sg) Rr. AS, Rorb -@apffrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Rouft fetue WdhmafAine,

ebe Sbr Die serduidoie. iidb ,ebfzoIenbe q fanBs
Rabs ieruns seieben, bic fOfienrst on
ellen porsiisliten Mai6nsu, nelts In osm Bsr'
faufslotae Don 4. Nd. sDils, Rr. 7S, o.. Soltimos
re-. nabe @ap TRACE, seaut eroer, ou3ebra6t tpirb.
NIB. Ofai6inen permistbsi, aussebefiert unb um=
aetauibt tApr2,12Dtt,f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
1l,l2Mf) Rr. 80. Nor0z @6arlesftr
Neutid,rs ,ahnar,tlidles Snffitat.

Srmenz alinit BON bis s nbr Worgsas,
T., nv. tt4, Sausper,, srpifdhen Gpnman. nns
ssarreer. Or. Sernbdrs mesper Cfuoute PIE
aoer anbuar,usjduIe) siebt Sabine oermittsit rsHen
aebaeIes obus eGmsrtcu aus. ShnfI'fs @soine
a,n "a ,u st2. SoIbfilunsen BON 81 ~ 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Muttermprp.
0nrf. 25. yD1Qi. -

gtew<0orf, 25. Wai. - 9eute Abeno
Qerietben IN Srootlpu Swet lunse Wtdnner,
WamenS Georse Roperld nno Sames SoreO>
run in Strelt, iueIfer 5u 9bdtlidtetten ous'
ortete. Die SHUTTER 0tooerld's ipran9 OaSwi-
Ideu uu6 wuroe BON ibrem SObne 5ufduig ers
ilhoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
7D. &ummfr,
g~ Samilieubaupter iiub iebr anf<
oehru(lt

iiber oos getsm Der gntduisr BON Rdbmai6inen,
lie iueroeu iOrtwabreuo BON osnisbsn beldiist. Dian
pe1esiie icbo ridt, oab ss Gin Saus In bieism 9s.
Itoit. sebt, weIdee tetus S:rtdufer bsidist. Utan
tomme nad uniersm 8iireuu unb eripare Rd Ribe
bic gertouis- Gommiffion. 9. 9. WeGennu,
SIR 1876, 8sit=5op'tteitrase, unb
(RQt26,1SS Wr. 25, Sf=Baltimoreftra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Mue 2lrten
Nahmai6inen sar Wiethe

su 81 monatlt&. 2um Bertauis In RctensabIuHssn
su s. pro Ronat. Boar5abler srbaIten einen lbera<
len Gbsu9. Gorfep Spucentla9ers
(Sn3t,1SO ger. ed, Wurs Gutapffraae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
(Sft2i,1SY)
Sie berbeKerte pJlnrenee" 8 Rabmas
sft1iue.

Die tefe UtaiGtne fur leitte uHS i&fusrs Bamts
Iisnz Q6bpreien. sic bot Die beribmts rhGhen6ars
Spelies uns TG islbt ri6tenbe 6puli&iH@S StretGuns
uno bauert tdnser. als isoe anoCrs WuiGtns. wtrS
uuter led,teu cbtnsuusen uerfauft i'm
BsrtaufslotaIe Der IS forence sW dbmas
z9eislIfG oft~
(SuIi21, ,12Wftef) Rr. 40, Rprb= GbarIesHH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
ga Sabndr,tli@cs.
Gr. 10. 9. Gtbetibae,
ssenurHss' 3apu>SiuitEr.
&tne elegante, fidbere unp erfplg'
~s,Ae aEuucpdfehe,

,rr Rsiuiouus, gerIa6nsruns Il. grbaltuus sst3dsns
,nn ees saunil e,pes, uno slot atbem stnen anz
osnsbmsn tssrub. gu babsn bel oasH Drosutsnlm
aagsmstren unb
y. spnipn Senninas g Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
eSnlanS : Sepeldstt.
Die &opfcr bes 9biFbrubs an Der
GSiiffp Nnu 81 SSpuFtInOIdn0

0ew ort, "a. Uiai.-@ln Srlef bonn
"a. os. meloet aus !6alifar, buB uou benz
g8rad oes OampftrS DNIlautic" 43S 2eihen
seiuHoen wurOen; bis ieet perrniBt man nod
INNER l18 Berionen, oarHnter IL @alitent
min moro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26

SefGnntmG6uu9 fur
sSagO 0iebbaber.
2aIln Rano Buloers@ ompagnie madlt bic nods
itebtuoen Sorteu, WeI6e ie ceut Butlitum ais bic
uorSI9libten artitCl dnbietet:
GRANGE LIGHTNING zBuI9er
pom Hr l-.yly. ?.
ORANGE DVCKlNG=8 =8ulper,
bon Rr. / bis o, IA f(sineu mstallGnen Gds6en BON
6H 8iuno.
AUDUBON Buluer.
BON Rr. bis 4, in Retal=6Gsd1en pom Ga unS
12H Bfuno.
ORANGE RIFLE BnIoIr,
@r6se g., g.. G5. u. uno fS5s5. g., In WetdlIs
5dBbeu bon 6H, l2H uno % Ytuua.
De 9Siit GUrde, ASent,
Yg. l55, l9ef BratiftraBes
(SaRl3 t99Rts iaE,F) .. @tass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Neue Nn;eigeH.
llui0m=
Sank = 6r fell r1 d #
Der Stabt Baltimore.
Snream (9iepuOlSs S Saptn) {:
Scr. 81, SoutBfraBe.

Obise @eicaiaaft (tarBltb incorporirD IN iaet
oout9 or9Guiiirt.
phiiip cpper ......,'-.....' '..- BrCNoent
Cruber uon Der jSirmd Il. goucr & Co., Yantlcrs).
j. u. Sapin Observation-Disclosures. .aaiitrer
9irettoreu:
3blip @oufr, Sdmucl 9Grtt,
Suouep 8. yong, (yeOrge Z. 8onh,
gS. VI. YleardW, SQmuII &imbrtu,
n u. SGnin. u. G. Whlts,
Qdtb. ~. q Rannaoitr Q. U. Ruumonb
uoH Sarioroz9o., pom Sarioros SO. uuo
j. S. Rspnolos.
Dns dutoriIirte Capital 1T $i5O,00O in 5000 Irs
the len Su $40 ieoer SubicrptluRCn UeToeu eRtlues
Der ourG i'm oOurn eingeSubItc Inberie ooet in Sab.
Iun9eH uOn p Ste. RIO g8ode fir eoeu glntbcu an.
eenommen 8G f1ou cine blareiberoG An5abl pom
gGnSlh beSabteu aut5ejlen eingsodnacE, 10 lueroeu
pGiieLoe gBrtbDGpierc Su 'eiRen Bcrd9en oiftoHllt
uno aucib aui tur5o Seit ocer bclictiQe SiubCru'
tuna oeUatGt. (Dtnt9, fYtF)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Die faufmdnniI1e e 2G9entur 0Oa
u. o. Sun & Gnmh.s

SiosSfsGde Der Baltimore Il. @6orLeshr.,
BaIttmore.
(GtabIirt i'm SUM- tS4A.)
Sieies &tablilemeHt lieiert tnur an uHsridreIber)
ale nOtbieGH ociGuirteH Suiorm0uoncH binFttli4
Der Senuns, BeraHtuortlIdtet &C. p0H SGufsuttH,
6GHolerH Il. 10. innerbalb Der Str. StGatCH, 9epa
ritereu uno 8rttilt Rorc zAmutiu; uudb leicrn fe
eir RefererIz BUD, melbes ole EamCu ron mepr, ais
$4,000 8Gufeuten Il. /. 10. unO Ne!en RatCn uHo bic
SteluHg oeriGlben entbGt. IS ii oOs complet,te
uHo Gus9soebnieite Spfem, pCldbf5 iGmala iiir BITE
SequemliGteit Der BdHts uHb Slnbusbduier uHo
fir Die au9Cmeine Yerbeierurg uno rtn S0uB 0as
SanoeIs Oraaniurt Uuroe, So 3ueio z8IyCGus babeu
UIr, nel6e in ben bauptiGIbitttH StGotcn hEo; uHs
iere SreiCbtcIuugeH ioHncH Htdt ibGuoffGn ucroen.
9Sm u. SCdtictf, biermObueHoer ompugnoH
81 SGlige Qripruhe meroeu tuge3o9CU uno Gee
rLhtsiahen i'm GnaRmenen bsiorol LG-nN.lSel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
sSohu q. Sumaa Il Comp,
Rr.Hi Ixsi Drdttf1rass.

nabe @pear's sBetfte,
SGneier nit ben beisn betfen
2bfens' Salepa, Sunburp- uno &umberiano
Sollen,
22iO Ptun0 aut bic Come in Gfleu fsdnen, tret bon
Eiefer unb lucetH nure Rtgtetten. Sepi6. Ntes)
Die beksa @teinfphisn ~ ben gEsnTtg
fen Vreiien.
gpbIsn Don Der ~8alttuorer gompoenie,# beE hei
~ffuners Sohoner &ompGsnit,E
lbuer ulb RAID bIennenas Soblen-ois bs5sn QoAssT
ouf bsm 5lsIssR Dtarfit
an oerfGuieu
Ru,reuIabunss ss esr1onutums,tes
Nu& .eptens' @ale1.r une Sumbsrlaubr aOSlta
q. +. Gisss, asent ber
Y3aIttnorer Soblen-" u. "uHionzS StisnbGbuse ems.
Bhreau: Ytr. Q, Suntbarase.
90blenboie: gde Der Jtorbs une Diohl ionnraBf
unb sfe Ger Iles aun uno aibsmGrIsfross.
fSlftlA.1 70 NteS1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
untgeSOGcn.
9nmbfmnldliutrit.
Die natlt6Ite GrTnSuug Der

~%h~
3cit.
5raMISfiideS GtGrfe : ENAMEL
iollte in leoer Sdnilte gebrdabt peroen.
IS glbt beI eeiRcwuHo einsu iSOncn Slang, illi
bic Roren oe5 iSdbritatst HR0 magt oeH Gltelsn
artitel irIi6 unb neu GushbeEo.
G3eTipart Arbett,
lubem oc5 9uqeletleH leitt uno 9lGt oarlber bins
iG6rt, uno beDGbrt Cic Stdrte Rom t5eIttlebeE.
IS eripdrt @elo,
ou IS before Reiulae bel nur b0lbem Sotpretie oe
ieBt gebraulbteH Stoiie ersic!i, uHo
esipart ote ateibungsffude
ourh Isius srbGlfsaOen Giscnhaften, nttm fte Idr'
robne GemaiteHi III Werben 5rnuhSn, getragGH Uer'
0en fonueu, tnrem Cs Bu clner geWiheH Ausotbnuna
oieieuigen Stofie nibt uuinunI.t, mel9e seWoPHlt
ole aIeioer beibmubt U5er bei6doiqt,
Seos Famriie i9iItg es gebrGubeH.
Seber Game ut ee uotlUeHoig.
Scoe GBaibirGu Miro oGeurb ibreu 8ortbeiG ftur
Den.
6rGst gursu @roesris 6duhIer baflr. gBsHn
CT es nitt 5Gb 10 iagt ibT, no CT es befommtE
fam.
agentau werbcn in jGner Staot uub StGbttber in 6Cn
Bar StGateN nerionGt, weiden 9toBe Sortbstle ar'
9eboten Ueroen. Dan ldrttbe iiiC 5eoinsuasen uro
girfuilre,
8nrubam & gOutp.,
On ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Sic rSrror >Nabmaid)ine,

Die uScrDr ">ylaBmalWlne,
tirsli6 intrOousirt uno bic bette aller ppr<
banoenen,
erbtelt bic Prdmie in Der Iesteu gusHequns bts
nGuertianiiaeu Sntituts" su setu.Dorf uno III bes
Ionoers iiir etnrioer elussrdt't, madt iecot ale
arten 0Gbersicn Ielbit ft isfasGenoe Rooel. Dtan
TONNE uuo iebel Sd,dfer Reic,
Ser 9e5, KBefi.Saltimpres, HGbe
(Iprilt6,1SD GburlesfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
SOB reS S6aufpielcrS Sdme5 gS.
0SnIInrF

did N no, 3D., "a. Npril. - Der Be-
riibmte Sduulpielsr Sames g8. g8auad,
iorb beute uuf einem uOuSiO.G Carolina tomz
menoen SabuSuge in eiuem Sdlufmugen.
Die 6rau beS Sterbenoen mar an islnsr
Seite. 6r. Sanles IS. g8auad litt on Der
Shniu6Iudlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
GrOrutfeb an Ger n@tttSburs= Gpn=
neNRNilIer CSiienbahn."

Bttt8bur9, "a. Mat.-@tn btOeuten0er
GrOruti6 ereignete fia in stnem 0ur9hia
Der DBittsbuI9 @Onnel5Oiller Sabn" bel
southampton, % ReiIen uon @umberlanS.
8aS @eIelie III auf mehrcre 100 SuB total
ueriperrt. @In tempOrGrer S9ienenfrang ilt
gelegt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Sie &riiIs in Jranfret6.

girberlage Der &esiernng in Der Sia>
tiunalberlammlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Derbeeren0cr Sturm in 1Wempbt8.

Wempbis, "a. Utal. - Gin beftiger
Sturm, 9efol9t pom einem Acknowledgements,
fe9te bsute Ibeub iiber bic Staot uuo that be-
oeutenOen S6a0en. Der Sdleppbampfer
vGittle aIps." wel4sr Spei Bargen i'm San
bate, tenterte unO ianf. Die garssn murosu
lOsgeidnittan uno 9prettst. Die 6rontmauer
osS aumwcllenipeiters BON Sage & Slider
i:iir5te ein; Cooper & @briftIan's 8aareula-
ger puroe bei66oist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Die beRsu @tsintuhien su ben H!shrts
&pblemsn berabseiesten Sretieu
Nurrniah &c Enmn,.

OWFs~V"syJ =.
Sanbisr nit ben beiten SoIteH Soplen, meiUe per 80
arfts oebradt tpernen. Nle, rpel6e aoblea gebraus
tbsn rpsInen uobl bornu tbun porluprsdpen nno los
sisi9 su fonien, sbe ber 9reis teiat.
Bureau: Bermau~, erte Gplt ohiit Don eei
GaIpsrtarase. (Gept2G, tSO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26
Sr. 5. q. Rieuro.
Rr. 141, Beft-5apettes. unterbalb oer

6omarDftrabe,
fann burn cine 30 ldbries Grfabruns In 6oipitd!ern
ane erpatRraris eiueDeiIuus Don ttr5lt ertrcntien
nsm SQpre in Saaen ourh EN- lofafes oertmltteI.
GeidbrIite Sranfbeiten RES 9luteS, Sdlies, Yale
uno 5dutz Sedruire uno ibeIrieGcube @iterungen u
(. %. ldneq ssbeiitg
Juuse Ssnte,
On 35rpcr u. 0Pif ourb uHbeoabtidmteit 'uno etne
Ftenoe aebenswstis lsioeao nit .Sittsru, Melonho.
lie. Rsruens oosr orgaHil6er Sdpdhe, 6uiisu, uns
neieaulihtlit, brobeIpcrausSepruHe bebatet iogtei
nno prompt oeltf bert nno polise 9rait uieoer err
ioHst obRe Suefflher. Spreb fnHoen bon bis II
ttb gormitass, 2bs lpr RaGmtttass uno 7-9
ubr AbsRbs, (65-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-26

gappea.Gde pom Baltimore unb @utuwir
The Osceola times., 1873-07-12
The Supervisors Court.

Monday last, the first Monday in
July, the Board Of Supervisors for
Mississippi County should have
met for organization, and the trans
action Of county business, which
since tho abolishmont OF the county
court has accumulated and demands
attention. Agreeably to the sur
misses and prophcsics of the know
ing ones, nobody was present but
squire Il. p. Williams from tho low.
cr end of tho county, Harris, (thc
ncgro) and Gentry absonting them
selves. Jcntry is said to bo i'll
somewhere in Tennessee. Harris
was here in town on Saturday, and
was notified to be present. What
object he had in staying away is
not quito clear at present, but our
readers can rest assured that some
/" shcnanegan" is at the bottom
of It. We arc informed that
Peter Mitchell states that he has
Harris resignation in his pocket
and will deliver it In person to the
Governor. If such is the case We
hope he will make haste and put
it in the Governors hands, and lot
us have a meeting Of this board Of
supervisors, which thus far has
been a myth to US. AS to Gentry,
We are informed that he too intends
rcsigning. The sooner the better,
The Osceola times., 1873-07-12

plunde, bad sworn into the Office
of Governor, not q TOOL, but master;
a discovery made about q week be-
fore the adjournment of tho lcgisla-
turo when Mr.. Brooks petition was
presented to that body under tho
bright and happy auspices OF Nc
Clurc, now iamillrly and cndcar-
ingly known TO pious mortals like
brother Brooks, by tho sanctilicd
name Of" Poker jack"
Defeated in the bogus Legislature,
Brooks next puts his petition in the
hands Of a bogus Attorney General,
to be presented TO at least two bo-
gus Judges and we find but one out
of the five judges willing to enter
tain tho petition, and he, the grave
and Venerable FPokor Jack" 1t
is Poker Jack first, last, and all the
time, TO whom Brooks looks for aid,
comfort and the means TO disturb
the public peace and it was Poker
Jack who kindly distributed his re-
ccntspcech broadcast over tho state,
Without u alaborod train ofroason-
ing, is It not at least singular CO.
incidence, that at the very time Nc
Clurc turned against Baxter, Brooks
should become roconcilcd TO contest
ing before a bogus Legislature, and
from that to the present time, has
found his chief supporter in the per-
son of Poker Jack And we would
ask the candid reader, if the intima-
cy and mutual hates of Brooks and
Mcclure does not look rs if the un-
ion of BlJcland Black George, ofthc
Puritan and the Black-lcg, had
ceased to be q romance, and was an
accomplished fact in Arkansas? Ii
Brooks has not sold ont to Mcclure,
has he not boon making trade
Let the candid reader, with tho
foregoing facts before him, answer
for himself; and let the people sec
to il, that this noXious union is not
permitted to scattcrplague and pcs.
thence throughout tho state,
The Osceola times., 1873-07-12
That Mess Of Potago.

Brooks accuses the democratic
members ofthc latc General Assem-
bly, who voted against his petition,
of having sold their birth-right for
a mess of potagc. There were
thirty-four democratic members in
the house of representatives, and
all savo nine, we believe, voted
against that petition. We presume
Brooks alludos to the appointments
mado by the Governor to Office,
from among the democrats. How
Brooks can make such n charge,
and Keep The natural color IN his checks,
is his own affair, not ours. For
when he had succeeded in forcing
himsclfupon tho democrats rs their
candidate, didn't Mcclure charge,
and prove, that tor the sake of Office,
he deserted his own party, TO join
tho rebel ku-klux democracy
Mcclure accused him of bribery, Of
corruption, Of stealing and perjury,
and of every other crime in the
calendar, because of his doscrtion.
1t was in this way that Mcclure
displayed his white plume to SO
much advantage, and made himself
so popular with every villain in the
state. Brooks, having deserted the
cause of the people, now seeks pop
ularity among the admirers of Nc
Clurc, by an humble imitation OF
the samo rascally arts. But here
may be observed tho wido differ
cnco in an original genius and a mere
unar!istic imltator. Tho arts OF
Mcclure served their purpose at
tho time, and are now too well
known for the credg!ity of the
most ignorant; and when Brooks
attempts to use them at this late
day, he only cXci:cs feelings Of dc
rislon and contempt. Brooks HIM
self, is not now after n mess of pot
age, we suppose? Oh, no! il is Mr.
BaXter's poufd-cakc that ho is az
ter, which is much moro patriotic
thing to crave, and yCarn. and
howl for at tho grand opera house
To receive an Office in the interest
Of tho people is to sell for q moss Of
potageY 7 to cat dirt, TO fawn, to
cringo and be tho plant tool of
fonly and Poker Jack for the sake
of pound-cakc, is noble, and manly
and patriotic! Mcclure, hand over
that white plume 10 Brooks!
The Osceola times., 1873-07-12
Too Thin.
And here is something else Nj

And here is something else Mr..
Brooks said in his late speech;
.sFindine myself defeated of an
investigation here, by the corrupt
use of executive patronage and the
trcachcry of those who ought to
have supported my rights and the
rights of the people who elected
me, turn to the courts"
In answer to the above, we have
reason to know that the democratic
members who voted TO reject Mr.
Brooks petition were Influenced by
no other motive than that OF pure
and dlsintcrestcd patriotism. when
Mr.. Brooks charges them with cor
ruption and trcachcry, he but ic-
pcats the same charge made by him
and his followers, when they re
fused to follow him in his revolu-
tionary movements. The truth is,
when Brooks presented his petition
to the legislature, the democratic
members, with a very few cxccp-
,i,Ana disliked the odor which ac-
companicd it. 1t lad, indeed an
ancient and fish-likc smell which
made them exceedingly reluctant
in taking hold Of it. Besides; ;or
four long months they had remain
ed at their posts enduring the ut
most extremity Of pccuniary dis
trcss while their affairs at home
were in a most rulnous condition
They were upon the eve Of an ad-
iournmont, and the wise and patrl-
otto course of Governor Baxter pre-
sagcd for them and their beloved
State the fair prospect Of peace,
concord and political emancipation.
After having turned the state oVcI
to Mcclure, Bowen, lonly and the
other adhorcnts of that desperate
faction, who had during the entire
session, of the Legislature, laborcd
in the cause Of public plundcr and
oppression, under the thin veil oi
doing iurticc to Mr.. Brooks, how
could they have dared to face then
constituents at home ! And knows
he not that tho hearts of the people
of Arkansas, as well 20 their reasons
have long since recognized and ap-
proved their conduct? These men
will hereafter meet, and answer be-
toro the people, Brooks wicked
and infamous charges of'corruption
and treachcry; and, thanks to Gov
crnor Baxter, TIM people will have
q fair chance to express their opin-
ion in defiance Of Brooks bastard
constitution and his minority rul-
ing registration law.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-12
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Trade.

Trade is v.y active in Arkansas
now. Brooks has sold out n lot Of
Reform Principles to Mcclure &
Co., and will hereafter clerk for
that well known firm; the people
have sold ont to Baxter for . fair
chance at the next election and the
blessings OF constitutional govern
mcnt. Baxter has lately withdrawn
from the firm Of Mcclure & CO., q
large lot of potagc, which he has
been gratuitously distributing
among tho people. This usage ot
great commercial houses has but
lately been introduced in Arkan
sag, and has, so far, had a marked
effect upon BUSINESS. In fact, thC
habits of our people, arc rapidly
assuming . mercantile cast and We
will soon be as famous for buying
and selling as was Carthage Of old