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arbeittr 8auz unO Sparbereiu BON
GSiihsgnIfiunFe

Scute, Monfag. ben Z. D. Ytt5., iGbIliGe SSrs
Idmmluns uHo Seau tsurDatl.
8a obfner 8sreiH i'm gGuie bes le6ttn Sabrcs 10
CUTE 6Orudrltte semQ6t bat. 10 Ucrotu gQe, Die no
einem autCn Serene auibt.e6en Uollep, rcunolidf
eriutt, iib on beiagtsm abeuoe hci y. Srbe, G6e
Der SbGrp. une Senriettaffrasr, sinjIFHten-
y. 3. Ru68Gbluu9tu rUtroIn tstuc perou8t.
(iGm Sob Z. 3uqghor, Stfr.
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9is nsrbsKerte pJlarenee" SGhma'
sdiiue.

Dts bsfte Naf6ins fir leifts nnb I4pers 6amt1
Vateretsn. Sie Dat Die bertbmte rhGaeu6cre
Spsiis= uns sit ielba ri4tenbe trst1nns
uno oausr ldnser. ais iece orbere Dfaibtns. ss'rr
,lnter leibten eOnsuuaeu perfGutt i'm
BsrtaufAIotaIe Der IS torercs sW dP m o.
{doiHsus 9eieIIi d attH
iSuIi21 ,12YtteD Bir. as, RorszCbarissFrs
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SelblfmOr6 ctnes Deat5heu.

SaUaHnO b. Geo, ). Suli.-Nisr bot ft ioeben
aOnrao Selterborn ben pals Gb9eidnit,en Sumao
Se!terboru mar aus SsutiblGnh, in Der CSCseno ooR
Serln 9stirti9 uno ltammts, ,Oie IS id aus ieinen
6amlie. gBclfem Beruf tr lid 9eDtomet bate, ii
ure rrdt betannt. Sor 5luei Sdbren fam CT nebft
".Hos frau uub pier RnbGru pom Reu. SlIedHs
in benz 8ireau hes "CIerk Of COuncil'' gepdprte bm
cine Ssitlana Elm leioltcs Austommen; oot uor els
mem bdlbeu 5atre oerIor Cr 0ieis Steue unh eItbem
itetnt es, eaB ein tr0ut9er Gueeang GR unuermsio=
lib mar. SIuti eiuer 9odter, UtGoben uon uno
SabreH, befIRoen fh in rSGpanHGb Ytd Cbeu-gip=
lum% unb Iuh bort gut ou,geboben. GIN aobu ftNtb
Dor 1urSem, uuo fir Den QnoCru miro aud gsiorei
3uiammenIehen in Der Gbc uneItrdgib matte, bdlt
{ A., i,Q Qna-, n,,rF, ,t,f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07
Sin reuer NOmet.

gBQi6tngtou, 8. Suli. = 8Gs Sabet brtn9t los
eben Die WG6ridbt on oGs ySmitbiouian 5nitiut
baS auf Der WieEer Stemnarts eiu ntuer Sonnet,
redJtr6uitg, GRADE 81 Win. iioH6 uun oet sonne
entbett moreen III. Der Somst 1T ie9r ibUnt,
inf, t.lnh hrfnnnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07

In Die sln,ss, wslde ben Locksttch matt, 'sns Den
Shuttle gu sebrauhen.
Dieie neue Maitine usrri&tet aue arten Samtltens
Wabersisn bonn feinhsn Mu1ielin bis gum iGDsrfer
9ute. Die sin,ise Wai6ine, ueide 9emSenmad'si
sebrou9sn. Gum Sertaute nur bel
Seteriun & Carpenter, Gen. @gsentsn,
f0s,l21es) 0r. ga, BessBaltimorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07
Gifembahuen Ia Nbtld.

meloet aus 2onoon, OaB in pStuffoIo'3oue,~ Der
ggotnun9 oss 9erBogs pon Sutltrlane, cine Ser
IamnInng 3ur 5orbGruus oRs 9llynbahnhoues in
@bjna itattiGno. Utan ptl osm 9alier pon ma etn
@eident pom 10 Dltilen Giienbabn nsbf Bettlebsmus
tsrai maten, UNI i'm ju @oH3eiitonen gum 8aue eis
nes @iien6abnneses III pima 81 peranaiieH. Das
9opftal tann nit Seidti9tCt ouiaebrdht ugroan,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07
9oa neuc 0flontiTct1e &obeL
Sir F1fpr Oe8 a 1uIt.

6eQrt's ontent, NeufuEolauo, 4. Sui. =
Sur, rah Wittcrno6t ruutce bic 4eanng hes
neuen ao5ets (bes 9dbeIs BON 1879 8ll7lib be-
sn0ist unO 6t1 SerfePr Spidsn beioen gBeltt5eiten
h9rorffFUt
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9easnieitige 2eben8s8erN6erung8 zG3i2ah
f6nft in 8pl4ou 0}d6.


GltTt EsitUi&aFt Gurbe as Opponent oss oerhbTnisa
sR 4 q 6uTtttisr RtAt' erfdlls ttth
Sc Or9autitrt Ssr gutbdben II itst sbsr S2,50ea
0O0 pe1e tder ~ Suniitr osr VolttusSnsabtr ahgGs
Is9t RuO. Ra6 ben StIssen BON Wu nohplstts, o!na
irgeno ert Hnldse oher Grltibe 9enGt Doresn, Dela
ndt burb ht sGtuttr autDrtRrt Rro bic Dtrettortll,
pslGe oisielbs stmatt ober btptlst ben Wtt9ltssra
Der Seleuiaaft fir eoea bGDurd osrurIa4teS SSrluS
psrIbnlt peranttpCrtld. Die 9trettorsn Der .Sobq
paneoi Sessuitttigen Sebsus Bsrhherungs SsisL
I&ait" umIaTrn siut9s 9rssa Der retbtruK6 Gsipsis
tabel1ttu &iupobneT Bottoms. glE Solteen fno ns9
elmer BrGmtuabIurg abIolut unperfautar einerst %
OiesIbe iabrl6, balbidbra ODER oierlia9rlt4 9tma@
miro. StpiOGn0tu naIsSu balbidbrlta srtleL luS
baGr beIablt. Sur retns Gsbenss uno StrloEs
aunes BtrHheruna - teint s3cHtint" oBer aHotra
S6em1' 3 trb nit uni exEH SsiGdften OerbanosE.
Cine ishr sroBe Anah unierer beittn StHtDo9n'r ps
beretts in Der 20 aaco 4" Osrtirt @eiunsesits Rt
Rto' 8 perbtu uur oerf&ert.
GpaIter o. tlfthion,
gsntralsNaent fir TtdrQlanb Un0 esr GtfTtl
Columbia,
EsSbp,F.gds Der gbdrIss. uub BdlttrnortFragi
Sames 9euoeTion, SoialsA5iuti
O. Y. 5hmQrl mann,
EGrmGIlsl eER esuti&en GepartsRgEA;
Or. S9MesQ. Steuart,
(EEattO. .l2Eth.1p) untsriu4Rnas' 'arl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07
=. RAIFA. Psopqi8Bar.
9icne Qmeigea. .
Wrner SniIl1rrrin.

% Der OF =Sattimprer @iUtudIs 8duocreirr
S1r e. Sur Qo6ien 2uirieoeubett Glcr Nteliener in
5H Sabr,n 6uegclausn in, 70 Dirb nit tCm teutj9en
9Qqe EN- reuer SauuuaiH Qe9TlH6e', ur6 net6tn alls
ue neuc Dl tglRber ein5rlG6eu, hyute, zen :. SuIt
ater0s ltr, hei .. Gutenberg, &E. S95, a.
8onts, gte Der GancaterirG5G, Su eIibsnen, UNI
oas Sinidreibegslo Al eHtrdtsn uno Die Gonttutor
81 beratben uetsr 800 antbeiIc UlroeH i'm Sase ogr
0oriaGr Dotbe gCJetuct - Sm GuitrGat:
(tfM 81 Rpbbe,
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sNibtiae Slabrtcbt !

I'D, bobe ale arten sebrGu&tsr NdbmaiGnen, mls
4. D. slees'idbe, Sinseri6e, Sops'it'e, empire,
Sepitcue IL. f. 10 70 gut pis neu, Don slo autnatts
poudtps, ODER uene uenn oorssiossn, ODER osrn''e'
the oieielbcn ta So pro Nonat.
Samoa Is arter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07
RDblensm berabsefesteu Hretfeu
@iirrn1infl 4. Enntf

6aubIsr NIT ben befen Sorteu Soblen, pefhe bier 80
Nortte aebra1t nerosn. Vile, pelde aotlen aebralz
fen tperoeu Dobl odran tbun, pocBuipre9en uno io>
sleia 3u fauien, e5e Der 8rets iteiel.
9hrsau: German, erfte G9ilr 6ft(it Don Der
GaIperttraSe. tSe2t20,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07

Oie Teier Ses 4. Sali In europa.
Wte'n, 4. Suli. - Der Sabresta9 Der
ameritanii9en unabban9lsfelt pgrSe our9
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glcue QGn3eigeu.
0nrean rrs Girhanhrs s9ninritnrs.

Baltimore, ben o. Tuli 1873,
DerGtbduoss Sniptttor bot GrlGubnS= 9ciube I'M
folgenos SGu= =Brtpilcoen erbGtteu:
D0u y. .. RoocGr5 um OffeEcu SGupptu, { btit3
iSuB, tinter Tr. 1873, EtOros SarcQltr.;
uou u. g8ulfer UNI 0nen6n SGuppsu, sci GuH
blHter Sr. 2 q. Roror rSuQusiTi
BON s. Seaitp um oifsuen Sauppiu, 5sj 5uB,
binter Pr. 55, amitqitI.;
pou 3. iSGufru4 nm Elm e0mm,roGp oOr Jtr. 81,
Cub zSr0GbDGOE
uon s, SetmbrauA UNI oFiensn Edupptn, l6 6ei
IL 5uB, bintsr Rt. 22G, &aferR'4Uenue;
oCu 4. SctmrtB um offfuen Sdupptn, II b2t Is
Ius, bner gir. ISL, GColgeltr.;
Don lIruu Stott I'm eta SGoeitmmir, bel Il j.,
biRter Nr. li5, 2Ba!lbfr.;
uou g. 6. 8o9tano I'M BeitloiieHeu ghupptn, Is
bei IS 5ub, biutsr Der GlGrfs. ua6e BruHehr;
OOa :. SlGntSn5eim uln fins 9lte, 9 6s u 6u5,
btntef Gt, All, QGmbutgfr.;
bon Utdoues l. @blpmGH nm ofienCn Shuppeu, t3
bCt 90 6uB. Bofontra5s, maize 91rrts' 6reBi
Don s. YIiiss um s'n Sommsroad DOR Jir 3i3,
etabttti
DeI'2om5ar5ftr.;
pon %. $. @arins un tine ahbs, bti 12 g., bin.
ter Rr i55, Eor6. .garolrnsitr.;
ron VI. ;. Utiacr um offenGn S6uppen, II bel IL
6uS, btHter ou Slo0les, oiIl4 UoH .Daipiustonir.;
Don ). u Sathelor nm sioet oHcne Sauppen, =
bel 10 HuB biHtcr Rc. 25i uno 259, WiaIamtr.;
BON =. WeA um ottensn Shuppenr 3 bel i6 j., PtRs
ter Rr. J91, 1rGRilinEr.;
II i5uB, ttntvr III. 33l. 356 uHo 363 ounooCrfr
BON ). -. Stlucs um Bpst ssihloiiaue SAuppen
5S BE-! q 5H5 sds tsr SftnO: aa0 Gailsaitr
9eringtOHz uno @reeHitr.;
Oon VI. Beooou um stEeu stau, c bel 10 6uB, btH'
ter yir. 81. IBarnsrftr
BON y. (. SrQb um seibIoIisrsn Sduppen, IS btt
20 5us, biutCr Rr. Al. Sdb.brOaOrDa9.
or oenacbridltiqt edber Vile, bic Is dneGbt, oGB
er Samffas, ben u. Sult, 8ormitta9S 10 ubr, in
ieinem Sureau anlDeienb iein Uirb, um beia9te @ez
iude in @rwG9uHg gu SiCbeu uno oariiber Seiblu6 au
ioheu. SIN auitIGge: ~. Q. 9Bdtfius,
(l60j &lerf oee 9ebGuoesSRipefto.s.
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Die Gtcur 1nOldner.

bel por 28pomirg it bier Cin9etroffen Sr mebet,
oa6 Die SiOur urb unherH mdhu9tH Stdmme ocs
@ebteus iib ru.! Uerbaltsn. Dlg uculjten Strrii.
iiige 9in9tn bon iangeu &re9srn Gus nno mitUocn
Snoaner piet BtCb fteb(Cu uno aud g8c5e Ole t9ncn
IN oen gGcg famer, neosrm46eR. Ulaioe Bowel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07
!&drl gSpoht.

ReU.Oort, .3uli.-aari 8o9bt, Der Grmorouns
oes Gbeualiers 9eBauco III 9riilel aueea9t bsituoe
id nod auF gousrnOr's 5slano inbnft piro aber 8Ie
nad Gtngane Des neutrality-suspicious. bon Q8aibinSs
ton prsuBthen 8eamten, Die bereIts bier no, hber
geben peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07

Iensgort, 5. SuIi.-GeDeiben pon 5an i5ranz
Sisco, St 9ouis, NaibDine uro aneaen iuOlideH
Hno meflihsn Stdoten brnsen Sunoe elmer ali nets
rnr Rrnfh hum nc SnnRS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-07
0crritt Smttb ii6er Die cnbanifd1e
ET,snp

Sorocufe. R.,g., ). Suit. - get Der sshrissn
Qorausfaqunqeu meinsrs in Grfifnuno oCocnasn
fino) cine Rcoe, in tueldtr CT au6 Gubd's ge0odte
uuo uuisrs Re9Ierung Der 9leit9iitatsit geocr beu
q:npi ner Sub ner iiir bIe unabbiHsi9teit bCidul=
b9e. Auoerullll5 uiirHc man nbt erldubGu, ndR
in Rew=gort TabrtGu8e fIr Die Spanier ausseriiitSt
maroen. @uba babe tuid ieincu iuriiGbri=
gen Sampf ftd oolltommen oa5 Redt erDotben, ais
frie9blenbt I,Gft orertahnt 3u tperbeH. gr bofis.
bGs :Hblidl oa6 &ou Ylrtei iIr @uba erer;isn uno
rl Re9itrun9 Bnr SnteIpentou Butrgeu >ptrne. Gin
SeihIus muJte natber nngC1ommen, ruelber Die
Rr8tetuna eriutt, Guba aIs triegubrCnec Deun riot
QlS unQbbdn1iae Wadt dnuerteunu
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GrSPFmtdt,n.
J0hn RQnfQR

rtin sOsr aru bsrSsiratbet oosr ntt long eir 2sta
Thr cine isnsn RittIn jprsdsn0t Suume btEh ee,
uno in bsr oOrOerRsa &oaas aer bitsssIstttsssn S.I
i6cffR Aht6iE.
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0ercdbtiaFcit in &eutucpD.

teriieIb mrShc om 5onnsrftosS mr. tSpTiat osifcTt
angetla9t I'm april ben DIT in Srano eeistt gu bas
ben gBGbreno Elm gelpjlCr 6an6en 3eu9nlB ableqte,
bGs Satteritel6 ibn NIT in oGs GompGot qeiogen ta-
Sc ftlen plosttb SctGrfielo uub leiue SIeurre NIT
Rtuoloun iber oGUoen bar un0 mon wiroe lbn obne
Sweiiel niebereei6oGu babeu nenu ndtt etniee ert.
idtohene eeu'e Ibnen bQ5uIiten gsiprnnsen ndren
mo Die BIuttbat oerbtnoert EHtteu. 0Gs @5rdt lab
th Su iotorti9er YtftG9uug 9CH0tbi8t. SattPrfielo
uno ieine Snunoe fubreu beraui ourtt ben Srt, ats
iie Guf Den @eiin9nlB= 28aroeiK Boon uno 4noere
fie6eu, Die Bu trer Bu1GtuHa ab9ebttt rornen
marsn. Ills Soon oes SatterieIo 0nIttti9 udr0e,
trette CT ibu ourh etnen StuB to0t rieoer, Doraui
ieiUe 3cnoileu eiiisf oa6 g8eIte iudten. Riemano
bcoauert intpildens eab ueu geidbridIsn SatteIteo
CUoIidl Der 5oo CrTeift hat
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Selearapbi{9e 9epeI4eta.
GnropGiI9e Ga6tl6eri9te.

8cn Der agiiocirten gree~ fir ben p@orreiponben'
ten" beridtet.)
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SeHentlidbe 9auffaamna.

Die auBerOrosnttla Soblrside uno 0Itlisi ise 9r.
tbdti9una ogr eOged, SesuidGien uno 8erGine, f.
lure diner sroRcp anSati irotpttuslter 5reunbe aus
oen reri9iCoen,r S,beusfrclcH OIL ber n1ntDurotqGn
7eiGr Der GruEohelRlasurg oe5 nGggemtinan Eeut-
iten BaiaubGuips" bat cen BtiUGis qtIttert 0rf bic
Seitfs Der uussmetusr brutibeu 0atieujdCbe ntc5t
allein IN ben ScrJeH Don Gauienoen treus 6buger II.
2Ddtter bat iouosrn oas aud Ger @ldnB elmer rubmz
uoq rrDGdtsu beutihtn Rltiouat @oIs Ieiue bslIaR
StrobIeH ubsr oisiss 8ebiet oeutl6eu 29utens uno
SdoTsns GusbIcitet.
4ugH i5reunoen un6 @cnHern otc anffaIt, bic ourb
bre pCrionlbe 3hGti9Iett biz Ueitr Der 9runbtains
leguHg ugr40Htrten unb ibue Ibeilnabme fuRoqG.
ben, Dtr0 NIT oouen 9erjeR 9ebanEt, uro e Sugletd
Sebeten. ouG in .9utGni cine ebGnio ircabige, ais
8roBmat9tge G5eiInGFms oet NaieHia4e "a be'
nab en-.
Rad 8oaeueuuq beg gsgenDirti9,n 3eurs m0sen
I'D C1e Sreunos, biz sben erh nm lelne 8unoamsnf
itGnbau, TN AOReH uno sr6eUenon SepuBilsln, t9te
gltt ben g8aien segenibIr etIlut gu 5abeR, IN Den
RGumen Der reueH g3GieHbSimGto be9e9uen uEo Bu
fernsrsm @ir'en britotrlitb liz oano retben
Das GOmitc fur oIe Seter Der Srunes
fFeinleauug eFs DMH9emsinen Geuta
GJteu YsniEenhdufRA.
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N. Gnartmsg & Srnber,
ar II. 91prb GbarleSftraEe,

JSs S@~**"~J w.
ssr. Ia, SiDrb Sbarlesfrake,
gte Der Saeetefrase.
Wtr MAIDEN auf unieren reitbaitissE uEs cfiSrf'rs
nu B0rrdtb pon
gbanpcsner,
Rh.Juz znSeiueu BON Der feinHen GuaIirats
Gherrpz, Sort unb Wlaceiraz Belnen,
Samdifo Tnm,
gtotsf,, Nsbfsftn uno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.,u,nsrfSam, weldbe ale srus Wo6en per Dantpfsr
smpiouasu uno in asinsa iu Susros=Srei,sn psfS
sauit welesn.
feimen Ihee
uno
ausaewabIte 8rpeeriez ssaasen fur 8amt'is'
oUsirioe aoenten oes beriibmteu III bon L. re Il
neuRoa9enIs 2Bbtstsp. CSeSl3'12Of'1)
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sssba u. sRmaa & Somp.,
Rr. As, gYeff= Nrattftrase,
Die bsaen Stetnfablen ,u ben nies:te=

Soblen,
22&O B5uno auf bic Eonne in alien ffGusr, fret oon
61ieier unb anoetH RnrelnIsteteH' tSspio, i2Utte)
Die bssen Stsitfablen III ben nssS:ts=
fen Ryeiien.
Sobleu Don Der rBalttmorer @onpGenie,# spa Or
sFulerz8 oiioneI @ompGsnii,A
,a,,pyr uua rSSb brennenee Roblsn-Sie bcfcu 2ossr
Guf beIH biefteen NGrste
al uetfaufen
RarrenIabunss Sc er2cnnenptiie.
Ku6 .abfeas' BonerzI unb 9umbsrldhou GobirE
q. q. 9isSe, aeent bsr
vBclttmorer aebIsU.- Il. rnniors@ s@tfenbG6nes oihp
Burecu: SRr. q, &outbfrGks.
8oblenboie: gde Der Wort9s une U!apllorftaBs
sinb sde Der aiice ann, uno 4lbsmarefrnss.
GOTTA, ,12pteD
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Dte eaufm6untTcbe 2lgentMr p0n
O IS Sun &. Gnntn
Shb.DR.@1e Der Baltimore. II. G4arissfr,,

q. 9. Dun & Coup,
Shb.DR.@1e Der Baltimore. II. G4arissfr,,
Baltimore.
(gtabIirt ina sunni tsAs.)
9teies GtablihcmeHt lieGrt (uurGu uUt0ibrtbGi
ale uotbiSeu oetailirtcn SuiOrmGttoueH RiHIGtliB
Der Steuuna, SeruatwrrtlrAtctt &c BON RGuRsutSR,
SdgoGern Il. T. 10 inuerkalb Ocr Ser. S5taGtCu, &srs
rttorisH mo Drifting Rorb Qm,UiFai uug letsrH Ft
elm ReIerenSsBu6, rDeldes cle Rlmtn ron mg9T, ale
500, 600 9auReuteH Il, / 70. uno cUtn Staten un6 OS
StcGuHg oeIslbeu enttGlt. &e IA OOs compictCfts
uub uusgSoGbuttitG Spftm, weCbts ltmCls IiII sG
BequEmlibFeit Der BaHis uzb GaRcrtsbduet UR5
fiji bic ungemeine 8erbeiuung uno ssn Suus oe5
panOels oreauifrt Wuroe. So 3metg gs8iulGu5 b0bta
MIR, ps6e in ben 6nuptiaCbdftsu S5tdoltu Erhi una
iere grleidteruuasn fonneu nlct ubUroffen DcrosR,
ESm. -. &carIctt, bierDObutuotr 6OmEG9Hon.
So 5Gui9e 4niprude UCOtu rtHgHeatr uHo see
rdtsiaben i'm augemenSn beiWgt. (SIHHl9fl
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8. Matue, Ssraussebes.
ebe3tal $ Nott3ett.
Baltimore
Gire 9n(uranre 9tfire,

SiiowehzGde oon Sontbs nno gBaterFrdts.
0isSe @etelitoitpsrfdsrt ortwdbrenb sessn Ser'
Init ODER eGaDen burb Branbunsldf iowobl IN oer
stabt pe i'm eunbe, ale grtsn poa eissnteMaial' Minl
NdeIbou. .YroSutte, Dtobeln, SGue 9erathi9alten,
TN Ban besritfsne ODER i'm Safen in sGSuns eeFno=
ltde isabrseuse u. {. rp.
gDm. q. Sarriion, BraFhsni;
Goo 9 1i6ers, $. b. Sapff,
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The Creation; According to the MOdOcs,

Mr.. Joaquin Miller, in his book enti-
tied Life Among the Modocs, has given
some picturesque sketches of Indian
life and traditions. Among much other
interesting matter, he tells us that the
idea of the creation of the world as it
was entertained by the Modocs, now
verging on extinction. in accordance
with the demands of modern civiliza-
ton, was this: The Great Spirit made
Mount Shasta first of all. He pushed
down snow and ice from the skies
through a hole which he made in the
blue heavens by turning a stone round
and round, till he made this great noun
tain; then he stepped out of the clouds
on to the mountain top, and descended
and planted the trees all around by put
ting his finger on the ground. The sun
melted the snow, and the water ran
down and nurtured the trees and made
the rivers. After this he made the fish
for the rivers out of the small end of
his staff. He made the birds by blow
ing some leaves which he took up from
the ground among the trees. After that
he made the beasts out of the remainder
of his stick, but he made the grizzly
bear out of the big end, and made him
master over all the others" Having
done that, the Great Spirit converted
Mount Shasta into wigwam, and its
volcanic eruptions are the outcome of
the fire that he lights in the center of
the mountain. The development of man
was later occurrence. The daughter
of the Great Spirit, venturing too far,
got astray and fell into the power of the
grizzly bears, and she was forced to
marry one of them, and the red men
were the fruit of the marriage. These
red men were taken under the protec-
ton of the Great Spirit; but the griz-
lilies were punished by being compelled
to walk on four feet, whereas before
they had walked or two. To this day
the grizzly bear is never slain by the
red men, who recognize in him sort OF
kinsman.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-09-04

late commerce between the States is to
be beguiled by an uncertainty. 1t
should be done so that the producer
will reap substantial benefits, and the
carrier suffer no hardship. Such re-
form we believe to bewholly within such
intelligent and. earnest effort as the
oranges are capable of making. There
is no need of bring such a question as
this into the arena of politics, where it
will be used for corrupt purposes.
While the railroads are being reformed,
the various proposed water outlets to
the sea should be considered. If the
States concerned see fit to undertake
them, there is no reason why they
should not do so, and Congress, under
Republican control, would doubtless aid
in the work to the full extent permitted
by the Constitution. Very much has
been said concerning the position of the
Republican party upon these points.
All that need be said now is that the
Republican party has shown by its his
tory that it can be trusted to do the
greatest public good, so far as it can be
done within the powers of the Gov
eminent. 1t Will not transgress
der the money of the people upon
chimeras. Mention has also been made
of the reference to this question in the
last annual message of President Grant.
But the President says E" 1 am not pre-
pared to recommend Government aid to
these or other enterprises until it is
clearly shown that they are not only of
national interest, but that when COM
pleted they will be of value common
surate with their cost" Nothing more
than this can be said concerning these
canal schemes until all the facts have
been obtained and carefully considered.
Meantime, the farmers should remem-
Der that their speedy relief depends
very much upon their own wisdom and
forbearance. When the bond of union
among them is broken, their power is
gone, and it assuredly will be broken
by independent political action, or by
political alliances. To trust to Democ-
racy is to court destruction. The
farmers being, with few exceptions, just
and reasonable, know they can rely upon
the Republican party to afford them all
possible relief. They know also that in
whatever guise it may come, the great
majority of the people will not tolerate
class Legislation. Being conyersant with
the political history of their country,
they know that political action by secret
societies must be ephemeral. We know
that it is proposed to do the political
work by the farmers associations, and
not by oranges, but the latter are fixed
in the public mind as the agricultural
agency, and cannot escape the political
responsibility, if any is to attach any
where. Firmly impressed as We are with
the great value of the order of the Pa
irons of Husbandry to tie country, and
convinced that it is capable of doing
much more for the amelioration of the
condition of the farmers than it has yet
accomplished, we regret to see that it is
being used by selfish and designing
politicians in a way that must soon i'm
pair its usefulness. We hope the farm
ers will take warning from recent events,
and return their order to its original
purpose before 1t is destroyed.