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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-14
sofai. sertdts aus qsalbinstoa. .

W btngton, II. 9ug. -pr. IoolpH
| @luB bat ocn OiIniftS @ommiiidren einelr
| Seiu6 abgeltattet nno oieielben Dor Der aus-
| fiibrung beS @oMtraftes an y StraBe burd,
| 5. >. Goans geparnt, oa Der Breis oiel 3lr
| bod lei nno Die Grbelt, fiir lpelde etwa 80
| @ents pro QuaoratiuB bcredHet ruerben, leid)t
| fir 40 SentS getban lperbeu f0nue.
| - lllpiie5 9. @raut, lun., uuo SSeiie g.
9rant, SGhnc oeS YrdHOenten Sraut, Qteu-
tenant Saarp Otis uno Elm Sohu beS Gr-
| SaieneiunebmerS Wturpbp BON 9tcp g)ort
famen AM Samltag 5u SuB III PlttSburg aH-
| Sic batten bic Stredc bon Ounttngton, etiua
| 200 WeaeH, III elmer Ie6r turSen 3eit 3Iriidz
gele9t. @m eriten Gage nlat|tcu iie 81 Otei=
| len, obne einen Vtien 81 iid genommen Su
baben, ba iie in Der Serggegeno, burh wel-
| DIE fie reiten, feline 2ebenSmittel auitreiben
| fonntetI.
yS. $. Campbell licB geitern bur6 iei=
men Inpalt, Sobn @. WorrlS, cine SlaQe
ge9en Die Baltimore Botomac Giienbabn-
Comp" anbdngig MAIDEN, Inn 1920 Su er-
lnn9en fir etn Biireau, eln Sol3gebGube, cine
SelDlpinbe, ginsdunung, Pirotital, Sol3-
uno SoblenIfuppeu &C., neld)e am l5. Snni
1872 gelpaltiam bon Oem Ylabe, no gegeil.
| rpGrti9 baS Depot iteDt, entiernt uno gum Sc
chAhhp W. ioahUbu-
auBerSem perlangt Campbell au9 nod $4,000
Sdabeueliat.
- Setern Hadmittag fubr 6r. u. q.
8romue NIT ieinen pier fleineu Sinoeru, BON
beneH oas dlteite 0dbden faum Is Sabre
alt mar, in einem 9iuoerboote pou Der O.
StraBe ab, nm i'm Botomac III fi6en. 6r.
.. rubcrte mad e,uem Steiumalle, pel6er
mabrenb beS Srieges BON Der 1egieruu9 er=
rl6tet wOroeu mar, nm idwere 9eihite auf
bemielben su probireu. Oort begann Die Sc
ieai6aft 5u augeln. '6r. SrOtuue mar 10 irr
iein Ser9nitgen pertieft, baB er ben beruu@
nabeuoen Stlrm gar uid1t beabtete, bis oer-
ielbe iiber fie bereiubra6. Sr. 9. ueriuhte
itf iett NIT oen ainOern auf ben Steinoamm
gu retten; Der bort itatiOnirte 8oiten periueiz
9erte ibnen iebof bic eanbung, ,uorauf pr.
Srowne beihloB, nadl Uaibin9ton ,uriidju=
ruberu. Der Stlrm mar aber 10 beitlg, baE
bas Boot ben Strom brnabtrteb. o. g8ila
liamS uub eint9e @eidhrteu iabeu Die 9efabr
bes BoOtes uu6 ruberteH uui ouIIslbe III NIB
bra6ten bic 9efdbroete Scielliddft gliidli9
ans 2anb.
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Selesrap9ii9e Sepeidetl.
Snlamos0epeid)en.
sus Der s,mnseshau,tfYast.

gSaibinston, 13. Quguit. = Der Se.
ribt pes @omite'S, peldeS Die Inselegeubet'
ten bon 9lrfanias unteriudlt, ipirbt wie es
beiBt, Barter unteritiiben.
- aus ben 9tuguit= =8eri9teu oes aderban=
Separtemcnts ersibt iid) cine SeIielung oer
ausT6teu Der Saummo Geuz@rnbte in alien
groBeu 8aummoGenitaaten, ausgenomnen
IN 9(labama, Sirginieu, 9trfanias uno Geu=
neiiee, po Die 4ust9ten ii9 tbeilipeiie pegell
Der aubaltenben 9iirre ueniger siinitig ge=
italtet baben. Snieften baben fetnerlei Ger
it0rung angeri6tet, aus9enommen IN 9incoln=
GomntD, y.-G., no Die 2Guie einigen Sha=
ben angerihtet baben. 9iaupen treten in
mau6eu @egenOen auf; bieielben fommcn in
oeb 81 ipdt, I'M nod 9roben S6aoen tbun 5u
fDuuen.
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F. RAINE, Proprietor.
Guropaii6e 9abslueriate.
NefsNE.AFnAA -

9eutibiano.
SerliH, 10. aug. - Shirt 88mard 1T
bon 8iiftngen bierber 5nriid9ctebrt.
Ceitreid,. Ter @etraioemartt.
Bien, 13. Aug. - Der neue @etraibe~
marft purbc geftcrn bier er0finet. Die @ai-
seuernote pir6 Willionen 3entner mebr ais
cine 0urdi9uiitsernote brin9eu.
@naIano.
9enoon, 13. Gug. - SIM gansen Qaroe
fino sit leeter gSod)e itarte RegengiiiIe &c.
fallen.
9onSon, IS. aug. - Sn Dem beutigen
Sflagbauipiel smiiden Den ,,8eo Stoding5"
aus Bottom uno ben ratbleticS" ans Ybi!a-
belphia iie9ten Ole @rIteren nit IA gegeu 6
2duien.
Srantreidl.
Die 6imdIt SaSaine's.
Vone0n, l3. aug. = 0aS Barrier Slott
lie Soir" melSet, ole llnteriuhuua Der nit
Der Slu6t Ba3aiueS perfniipften umhdnoe
er9tbt, .oaB Der 9efaugniB Director ernitlidl
IN Die angelegenhelt permideit 1T, mGbre.o
Die ibrigeu 8eamten fein Sorpurf triiit.
Die 0fail1noer Yl1tter meben, baB Br.
saine Die Staot auf ieinem 2Sege nah benz
SdloB arenenberg, benz &c eniuGrtigen Nui-
entbalte Der st -Sa,iertn Gugenie, paiirt b..
be. Gs gebt auBerbemso pas @eriid)t, 3d.
satne lei geiteru in Spa angefommeu.
Spanien.
- .Df brio, .13. Nugult. - Der Seridt
iiber= cine bcpOrltebenoe Cabinets GriFs 1T
falia. ~.s,
Die republifanii6en Sruppeu inter War.
ilau 3abala uno Sen. 0aSerna babeu iidl bei
Wiranoa pereiuiat, po-ie ad)tScbn Satailloa
nen &Grliitcn gegeniiber ftanbeu.
gSieu, l3. Aug-9ie ,,9teue SreieYrefe"
berld1tet, SaB Gn9laub Die lpauiidJe 6epublie
anerfannt bat.
O orio, 13. Gug. - Srantreid pirh
einen @eianoten nadl Spanlen ihdeu, 10.
balo Der ipaniidle Sertreter in Yaris ieine
Se9laubigungsidreiben erbalten bat.
Us miro offisiel 9emelOet, baB ole Sarltlteu
einen erfol9reid1en Serud gema6t baber.
ben Gbro Su iiberidreiteu.
Staiieu.
81 ON, 13. Iu9uit. Die Sanbc pon
Sumultuanten, spelde in Sarletta ibr lluwe4
len trieb, lit auSeinanber geiprengt woroen,,
uno mebrere Mitslieber Oerielben finO uerbai-
tet worOen. gine QnSabl gebcim gebaltener
Siihien purben cOnfisiirt.
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Gtn StrdHins anti oer sslud,t cts
fruftfeft.

New<Dorf, 1s. aus. = Morris @eurp
wuroe anl 2l. Stunt ,pesen unorbeutlidben
SetragenS bonn 9iidtsr &asntire inter $500
Siirgid)aft seitellt, uno oa er bieielbe nid,t
leilten founte, auf ieds Mouate in's 4rbeits-
baus 9efhidt. @s selang ibm seaern, aus
benz, 9anpt9ebduoe Su entfommen, uno cr
madte einen Teriud, iiber ben galtzRiper
ngf sons= Sslanb 5u i9pimu,eu. gbe er iez
bod oas nter erreibte, nerlteBen i'm Die
&rdfte, uno oa Niemano sur StetIe mar, nm
ibn, ,3u retten, 10 ertranf CT: Non ame, anpsrell
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Sr1noe.
9rei Sel-Eaffinericm uno beoeuteuoe Gel


YtttSb ur9, Yennl., II. 2tug. : Die IL
Der 18. 9Saro AM Qaeg9an1- 6iuer gelegenet
STANDARD Oil Works and National Refinery
itno heute 9(beno abgebraunt. lin 3 llb,
Jta6mittagS mlrbe etu Selbebdltcr, IN mel
feln 5000 SAP Del iuareu, pom Slibe in
Sranb geitedt. 9ret Stuuoen ipdter floB oas
brennenbe Sel iibcr ben 9tano 0eS SebGlters
unb iette Die nabeu @ebGuoe ruo iibriaen So.
balter III Slanlnlen. Oa8 Seuer bcoedte iebt
etHen TiddJemaum BON auoertbalb 9ldcrlt,
uno $500 Sap Del ipurben Don oemielben
per5ebrt. Die 5u $l2 900 gei9deten Saulid),
fetten unO 10000 leere SGlier murben eitl
9taub oer Slamnten. Die auf benz Ylabe
beIhdfti9ten 4rbetter entfanen nit Qenaue1
Notb, bod 1T, iolueit man meiB, fein Serluit
au Wieni9tuleben gu bcflagen. Ser @elaunt.
perluit lpub aui $40-50, 900 gci9dbt; Die
Seriihcrungsiumme betrdgt nur $40, 900 une
pertbeilt ii9 auf folgenoc @eielli6aiteu:
nYlttsbnrg," Die u9tonongabela 9tatioual"
bon aae9bann llno Die y8oatmen's Sils
iurance=@on1p." Tim II llbr beute Qbenb
mar man oe8 Seuers 6crr, mo fir anOcre
nabe gelegene 8afiinerte'n lit Die @efabr be
ieitigt.
Al6 Der 8ebdlter Der ,6airpieiu Oil,
gSorfS" Oil Der egeniiberlicgenoen Seite SeS
,Sl1iieS ruuroe pom 8iibe getroffen, unb 5000
Sap Del, tuelde nid1t pert9crt waren, ipurs
ben pom 6euer per3ebrt.
Btttsburg, ID. gtug. - Serifte BON
Der ySairniep 9taitiuerie" selgeu, baB Der
SdaOen Del Betem 9rDBer mar, ais man
geitern pernutbete. Die 8affinerie 1T 81,
gentbunr BON slrnolo 5ert, iiegt an Der
Benniplpania Sabn" un0 am 4Gegbenp=
Siuiie, 0 Uteilen BON bier. 0aS Geuer be-
gann geitern Nadmittag pdhrenb eineS bci-
tigen Stnrmes; EN- groBer Sslbcbdlter puroe
bonn Sllbe getroffen.
0erletbe entbielt 5ur3eit q 900 Sab robes
Del. Oas Seuer mur0e bis 7l0 llbr 4bsnos
auf oieien Sebdlter belhrdnft, als ocrlelbe
pl0bltd BART; ba5 brennenoe Sel ette ba8
Wiagasin uno Die im SlufIe anfernben Del
bargen in Srano, tpel6e 3erit0rt lpurben.
Serlult 100000 bis $4,000. Se-i9erung
$4,000.
Der Srano Der yStanoarb= Sel=8erfe" 1T
auf Die u2ibertDz z8erfe" iibergeiprnngen, tpos
burd) Die Utaid)inclperfitdtten Der Bailey
Sahn" bebrobt fnO.
8ittsb burg, 1S. aug. : DaS Seucr in
ben yGibertp= Sel>gSerfen" iit lebt inter Soa>
trole; man befiir4tet fetnen iueiteren Stas
ben.
Gbicago, IS. aug. - Slad's 8apier<
miible 81 Mareilles, ST., lift seitern abge=
braunt. Ser Serluit betrGgt S60, 900.
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gNahrsd,efuIfd, eft, Wt orb

NeW Orf, Is. In9. = Sn BrOoflDr
ipurOe gefteru abeuo elm Wann auf bemSrot.
toir liegenb sefuuben. Oerielbe hattie eins
t,efe S9nittwunbe iiber Die &eble llnb feline
SanSe maren bnrd Sdnitte o0llig serieet
Gr ftarb balb, nadoenr er ms Stationshaus
sebrad1t iuoroeu mar. Die ein3iaen gSorte
!pelde er auBerte, waren: yNem=Yorf, Staff,
euer, 8. Strabe." 0taH slaubt, oab er er,
~, ,nrNpt ,r,urAa
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Scr @elnntnrft,

gfemzDorf, 10. 9tus. - @elo leibt 81
2-24. gSediel flau, 4.873. Sob feter 81
1O94s. Sbltgationen aftip, Sedier 1881,
'62er 111a. aftieu i6loiien fan, 9tem- Dorf
Central 1908, @rte 325, 2afe Sbore 724, 81.
Central "a, Bittsburg S64, gtortbweItern 374,
pref. 55}, 0tof Sslanb SO.
llnteri6abamts Silans: Sob 59,O11 =
o7S Snuro,1t SEQ 976412
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Spe;ial =Ncti,e,t.
n1oore's Rolfn-BahnpuIptr

sne.ttD retnl9t uno madt Die 3abne peis, Ioft ben
3dbne Die iSaeon oer Sdattel iit ueu, nieoIh, be-
auem uno iparfam. Nrets 25 Gents. 3ubaben in
anen apot9etsn uno DrosueE>Sonolunsen.
(Au95, ,l2Ditef
eS- SD pertaufe gtdhmaihiaen offer art auf Mo<
qats5ablunsen. Wer ater Baar be5abt, erbdlt einen
boberen ab5us, els bon irseao einem anoeren Souie
in Der Stoot erlaubt miro. SD uermietbe unb repa~
rtre, furS idb tbIe lilies. ..J
s. +. WeseenneH.
>i Wr. 1856, gsitz5asetteftrase, uno
(Utai26,1SD SIR. %, Sf-Boltimoreitr.
80 S,otel=GIerts miIen iebr boflite eeute ein,
ionf dat aui ie elm gutter 2beil bes 9ebdfsen, bas
Deneu, bic oa6 @e9entbeil iino, onflebt. Das
"Mmeriean=aenufe" In Softom bat bsionoeres
@liid es beiiet in ben Siebcn ieiner anseteuten
cthe oI9emelue eietliuse oes reiienoen Yublitums,
pie Die SS. giprid, Dople uno Gfupp. u9O-20t f&p)
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Sclbfmoro etner betrunfenen
SSrQ1t.

New q orf, Is. au9. - Ann Margaret
aeap, 80 Sabre alt uns IN 9lr. 848, /. Aue.
nue, iuobnbaft, ipraug seitern Ibei,b in De,
Sruafenbeit aus einem Henffer bes 3. Stod.
lusrfs ihfef s9obuung uitb fanb ibreH au9cn:
htidIid,pr & mr.
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Geruil9te Mn3etgc1t.
9ln bic 50. 9abio @eap & g.,

Wr. IL, Suo>WanntdBe.
Meiue Serren Oas Nialen ber auBeniette metnes
Apotbeterz2aoens.unb Saus on Der Siioot<Sde Der
Sauoper= unn @an,benftrase, unseidbr 27OO auas
oratiub Sberildde entbaltenb, madbts peni9eI. als
anitride notbweuois. 0a i'd Die @runobeitano=
tbeie oerelben fenue, nit Der obisen 2bata9e per=
bunben, 10 empfeble i'd S9re 6arbe nit ptetem Serz
sni9eu. @r9e6enit e,.a
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-0ie in Sur9iteiufurtperurtbeil, 8
ten Damen fubren nad beenbtater @e=
ri6tsperbanoluns obneaufentbalt suriif mad,
Muniter. Sic fnhren in sm6lf @qnipaaen.
&en Sor9horit an maren aae SSrfer, bic r
paffirten, gefogst. Sn 9lltenberge y &
berge ifo5 man mdbrenb Der 81 0icnn
gSaern, ..rd,fa Irt mil
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Dtdnuerl1, pelde nit ibm eutfobeu, entfam
Der Cine na9 6apensmoob, Der 9luoere wurbe
BON eluenl norbeiiabrenoeu Soote aus Dem
gSaiier gc5o9eu uno iuieSer ms 2lrbeitsbauS
,1rriirf
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Ste fattfmdnniid,e saentmr bon
n. W. lnnn s. Gpmu..

SaopF=@6e oer Baltimore auo GbarIesar
Baltimore.
(GtabIirtim Suni f841.)
9e}es gfabliiiement fifIert (nur on luteridreberl
aIe n6tbisen betaiGirtel Sniormatiouen biufidtlit
Der SteGune, werantp ortlldfsit &c. bon aauheuten
Sdnblern II. E. No. inuerba6 ben, Der. Staaten, 2eI'
ritorieu uno Srti5bsNorbs smerita; aud Iieieru Il,
Gin ReierenS= BUD, neld1es bic Yumen BON mebr,
OILS 100000 8aueuteu IL. (. ~. unb beren Roten unh
bic @teliuns oeriel5en entbdIt. IS IL eas comps-
tete unb ausseoebntete Spitem, ipeltes iemals Ipl
Sequemtidteft Der Sautz uno SanoeIsbduier uno fiji
bic alsemeine Serbefierun9 uHb ben Sbus bes pan.
bells or9anirt iuurbe. % 3ueisbnreaus baben mir,
meIde in ben bauptd6li6ften Stdbten iiub; uniers
@rleidteruugeu touneu nitt ibertroeu peroeu.
gStn. o. Scariett, 9iernobnenber eompa9Ron.
BB- SSdui9e Nnipriitbe merbeu eiEgeSogen uno Se.
rtdbtsiatbcu i'm Ia9eneiuen beorst. (5an2i,iSD
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II u, ESQ E n.

II M 8 e5 . 8 ~
S. 6areD
lit BON Rr. 1it, Weit= Baltimore, uadl Nr. 30.
ytoro GbarIcsifra6e, seiosen, mOielbft Elm ie9r
aro6er Yorratb pom
WenSd)et=6 aarett,
als: YerriiGen, 5oupeeS, Sefedtem, = o6en.e.,
iofpie aub
Narfnmerte'n, &amme, Surteu, Idber,
1pifetteu= uno 6ancNzMrtttei
3u iebr billigen Yreien 5u finben fino.
e. Gamep, gr. 35, yeorosebarles>,'
eine Sbiire oberbaIb Der eerinston StraBe.
CDed2,lSO
GrflGrnng.
Da elm @erit in Der Staot cirfulirt, oaB mir ans'
perfauien, um unier 9elddt aususeben, 10 ergreien
mir biele G5elesen9eit, I'M unieren 8unoen nno Dem
Yubitum an5n5ei9eu, oaB mir unier 9elbdft D t
aufseben, lonoern nur gtemtdenbaare aum
8oitpreiie pertauIen, nm nnereu Vorrath gu rebuilt
ren. Wir paben 100 9aarsefsdte oen Si.59 bis SO
pro stfd, lpeIdhe mir jun 8oenpree ablaiien; terz
uer 5000 aros riSettes Su 50 Gents uno tbeurer los
pie Elm oasemeines aiiortiment pom 9GSrpaaIsn.
Saarbiriten, admmen II. Iorihmerie'n. Dtan iprehe
Dor in gr 62, eerinstouilraBe, unb beiebe iid bic
Waaren ). Seannefet
ISan261Se) VT. 81, xeriuetonitraBe.
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Or. Mfeprb,

1A, Net 8 apette=, unterbaIb
Somaro frase,
tam our& Iansidbrise gria5runs in europdiidsu
po,pttdlern unb Yrinat #r0fS etne idnele Seituns
Woie uno ber 36nt, nerpoie gshmd1e, WteIandoIie.
3sasunss fra95eitses altern, orobenz
6er sBabufinn, Shwinoiuht vi. M, BON tuSenoti-
DER llubebahtiamfeit berri9reno, garantir&.
@op!u(tirRunben: bon bis IL = bon ~ 8, bon z
STAG ttbr; Gonntass bon 10 bis IL uhr Whtfa9s.
(Huaft,12 Yetsl-
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9ie frte8eriSd)ctt Snotatcr bitten
ttlit Scfte0er.

s bica ago, IS. Aug.-Nadrl9ten BON
SberiOan'S (bauptquartfere bcuten an, oaB
bic GbeDennes, Stouas unb @omanaes, ais
iie Die formipablell Sorbcreitltn9en iabeu,
ipeldle 3u tbrer 3iiatigling gttroifen, lparen,
Vefeble abge9an9en, bic Snoianer nid)t obne
SSeitereS Die 9ieierOe be5ieben 5l laiien, ion-
bern fie 81 siid)tigen, no man lie fiuoet.
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WrcSe &eomttion oer &aFee'
Nreiie!

Befter Rto=&aitee e8 Sents.
Setter xaeuahra> >&afTec 80 Gents.
0emabiensr ara bifd,er 3atfee rs Cts.
Nr. 20, ySeit Baltimore Strabe,
(n@roB u ep : 3 orfer Z be e>@ ontpas uie,D
bel Cutie & SnrbleD.
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Gtn emtiprrm9ener straatng ein=
0efattacu.

0anco ter, Yenni., 13. Qng. = gbner
gS. Sra3ter, alias 8iliam8, mel6er 3ugleid
nit ySig Sranf" unp Ineereu aus Dem Sc
fdn9niiie gu ytewcaftle, 0el., ausbradl, lit
geitern 3uStrasbnr9 iuitoer eingefangen NOR
Ben. @r uar fIr Die @rmorouuq ieineS
Sdwagers 5u lebensldngll6cr 3Hdtbaus=
itrQfe perurtbellt mor0eu.,
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9lte 2eituuaea 90 S.s,s.,Htss SsHts ssse s 90,
- 0rp.c. %.
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8. 8atne, 9eransseber.
gpeiial /. Nott3em.
8atttutore
frt 3u(urQuff Qfkfe.

firt e3u(urauft Office,
sqswsItsS &c bon eentb. sms 4Sater, stxass
Oieie @eieaftatt per9ert fortiudhrenb oeoen 81 n
tuft eoer Sdaoen bur& Hranounsiiid iopebi IN BE Ss
assa Sas5 ia sSs.n TIM sas sasSs as N5sn bon esn9n
ateI6an=a butte, MobeIn, Saus : @erdtbirbeitsn
IN Ban essriffsne ooer im Safen ir saouns 6s}InS.
ttte HabrSeu9e u. {. 10.
DaS Sireftorium beif.bt aus JoIaeuben Serren.
W IN. q. Sarrilon HrdiiSenf:
geo. ": St0er5, 8. b. 3apff,
Saoto =. Wlllon, E. Robt. Senftne,
Soiiab Bennington, 9. Wiorton Stemart.
SraneiS 4. Sing, .. s.. Weipcomer,
Senrp earrou, Srptae Sorius,
u. 3. Stsudrt, ". %. 2aplor,
23m. $. Brune, Ssrael Cohen.
George E. Sarrijou,
applifationS. SormIlare uno neitere We brtt me,
Ole Yeelbait tpiro In Der Office GiumeitHg De mn,
esntpz uno Waterftrabe ertbetlt no aud, ale ssuf-
nd9e lofort erleo9t peroen. Eeriiderunaeu tosr6en
auf rseno eine 6riit anseaommen, pel&e oer Appli.
!1nt piin5hen mag. = ''
LSanl,1SD q. @ooowsrth. Sefr.
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Srei Yeriomen bei'ut S,aoeta ers
trtt1tfet.

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Sierce, 6erbert SOltS uno @eorge Demono,
idmmtlib ans Gait. .8olton, iiuo geitern III
Centre OnrbOr be1'm Saheu ertrunfen.
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3umt ssafIcmfrteas tn WtifiiI1ppi

Wt entpbls, Gent, 13. aug.-0ie Sol.
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heute suriid uub neilteu, Der Snmult in 2(u.
geweien, pie berieni9e in Somerpile, unO Die
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trteben poroen. gSdbrcnb Der ganSeu 0ube=
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ben gSeiBen nidt Elm @insiger uerpuubet.
Gin 2aben w1rOe bon ben 9legeru gepliinbert,
mdbrenS iie 9luittn beietr bielten. Sieben>
5ebn IGoel8fibrer uuroeg ucrbaitet, nm ID
rem Bro3eB abaulparteu,
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n1ebrerer 3agen ipiirtcn @ebeimpoliSiiten
na6 Snoipiouen, peld)e talihes Selb in llnl-
lauf lebten, uno beute murben 6obert 8.
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bduoler, III Der RGbe bon SameSport, 0apies'
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Soma, perbaftet. Qetterer fam beute Worgeu
bier al, nadbem ct ourdl Elm Gelegramnl
auf9eioroert par, f4 nit ieinem @epad bier
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
A Confidential Family.

We hear a good story of man who
went to the frontier to see a friend
The family consisted of the husband
and his two grown sons. The good old
lady was the only one Of the family
who did not take some of the ''Oh be
joyful" Sitting by the fire few min
utes, the old man tipped him a wink,
and the visitor followed him out. Stop
ping by tree, he took out long neck
ed bottle, remarking:
Il have to keep it hid for the boys
may get to drinking, and the old woman
would raise the deuce. They took a
drink and returned to the fireside. Soon
Tom, the elder son, asked the visitor
out to see the colt, and taking him be
hind the barn pulled out flask re-
marking:
Il have to keep this hid, for the old
man will get drunk, and the deuce is tC
pay" and they both took drink and
returned.
Soon Bob stepped on the visitors
toe and walked off, the visitor follow.
ing As they reached the pig pen. Bot
drew out good sizod bottle, remark
ing:
You know the old man and Ton
will get drunk, and | have to hide
this"
The visitor concluded he could not
drink contidentially with the whole
family, and started for home.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
A Tender COurtShip.

Inanaccount Ofthe marriage ceremo,
MES of the Esquimaux given by DR.
Hayes, he says: The match is made
by the parents of the couple. The
bridegroom must go ont and capture Il
polar bear as an evidence of manly
courage and strength. Then he is told
he can marry, if so inclined, and like
most bachelors he is generally inclin-
ed. He sneaks behind the door Of
his inamorata, and when she comes
out he pounces upon her and under
takes to bear her away to his dog
Sledge She screams, bites, kicks
away from him. He chases her, and
the old women of the settlement come
out with frozen strips of sealskin and
give her thwack. After running the
gauntlet of these old women, she falls
down exhausted, and surrenderS. The
bridegroom then lashes her to his
sledge, and whipping up his dogs. they
fly over the frozen snow, and the we'd
ing is conSummated'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
Politics.

We hold that it is the duty of every
individual to take an active part in
politics. The interest Of every man
demands it, If you want good govern
ment you must elect good, sensible,
honest men to office, who will legislate
for the general good of the people If
you do not take interest enough in pol
tiles to vote intelligently and patrioti-
cally you deserve to be made as itwere
hewers of wood and drawers of wa
tel"
If you. the people, took more inter-
terest in the selection of the rulers of
the government than what you do, there
wonld be comparatively few corrupt
men in office, and they would be told
to stay at home as soon as you could
have a chance to speak to them through
the ballOt-box. Every man should
feel great interest in the politics of
his country, and know for himself
what action to take upon the great
questions that are up for discussion
1t is duty every good citizen owes tC
himself, pOsterity and his country, to
keep himself posted upon the political
issues of the day; to foster those mel
aud measures that are best calculated
to promote the welfare and happiness
of the people.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
wouldn't Fight that Way.

About the commencement of the
war Judge Rice made speech in South
Alabama, in which he said that the
Southern soldier could whip the Yam.
KEGS with pop-guns. Since the war he
CHANGED to make another speech al
the same place.
A big, doubled -jointed fellow was
present who heard and remembered
the former speech, and being in nc
amiable frame of mind, concluded tC
go for Sam.
Rolling up his sleeves and popping
his fist in the palm of his hand, he
propounded the fearful question;
Sam Rice. didn'tyou make a speech
here in 1862"
II did, " said Sam.
And didn't you say we could whip
the Yankees with pop-guns ??
Certainly | did, but the rascals
wouldn't fight us that way" FEtE
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
A Grecian Thinker.

A sOphist, wishing topuzzle Thales,
the Milesian, one of the wise men of
Greece, proposed to him. in rapid
succession, the following difficult ques-
tons. The philosopher replied to
them all, without the least hesitation,
and with how much prOpriety and de-
cision our readers can judge for them
selves:
What is the oldest of all things?
God-because he always existed.
What is the most beautiful?
The world-because it is the work OF
Col
What is the greatest of all things
Space-because it contains all that
is created.
What is the quickest of all things
ThOught-because in a moment il
can fly TO the end of the universe.
What is the strongest?
Necessity-because it makes men
face all the dangers of life.
What is the most difficult?
To know yourself. E
What is the most constant of all
things?
HOpe-because it still remains with
man after he has lost everything else
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-02-21
Supremacy Of the English Language

The English tongue is fast becoming
the language of the world. In Siam the
King has just established two English
schools for the education of the sons OF
his mobiles. These future Asiatic arts
tocrats are to be able to converse with
and be able to read the literature of
the people of England and the United
States. French may remain the Ian
guage of courts, but the commercial
tongue of the world is undoubtedly the
English, and the knowledge of it is
spreading with every fresh port in Asia
and Africa opened to commerce, and
with the advent of every English speak
ing traveller or settler in Japan, China
and Egypt. In Japan 1t has already
been adopted as the Official language,
and century hence the people of that
country will be able to read and APP
preciate the works of English authors
as if they had been born in London or
New York.