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3nrad9eio9em.

9a i'd mid Don ber 6iraa :. WeatosrSS \
g5bue, NIT meld,er ib pabrenb Der lesten Y S%ete
peretnist par, setrennt, 10 baee td oas eenta M e.
sseittranreitsaf,e Dem r@ututp sSouie" seseniioer
Semiethct. ruoel6f id9 i'm Stanoe bin, NIT nolsaat
iitbeu Nroeitern ane mir 1npertrauten Auttra9e ml
Shueuiatet ausSuiibren.
Wieine perionli6e auimer.iamleit niro Der Set:
anna unD Wentilation on 9ehaaoen, uno oet
Grriatuns auer arten Getss nno od):~pparate
30 i'd, ben Werfauf pou GbtIIon's Furnaces unb
Ranges iibernonmen, 10 perbe ih INNER einen sro=
sen 8orratb Oon oisien ausbeiisrunssn Oosrats.s s
weiffeu anbereu Furnaces" Han9es uHb Oefen
;stt i'm @e6raad1e unb laSe ale Gin, meiuen gsor=
1atb uno yreie 5u unteru6en, ehs fie auoerswo tas
INno2i. .3lJiteS Shae. 9Nentberbn.
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Grflarung.

So Elm @erdt in Der Stabt cirtulirt, baB mir aus
perfaufcn, um unIer @ei1dt auSuseben, 70 er8reiten
mir Sieie @eIeaenbeit, i'm unleren 8unoen unb benz
Yus!ifum onsa5eiseu, baB mir unier 9eihdft d. /
autseben,. ionoern nuI Memte1enbeare ,,, snm
rem. gBr ha6eu 100 Saarsehedte BON 81. 80 bis $75
pro sthd, peide mir sum &oitenpree oblaiien; ferz
ner 5000 arbs riSettes gu 50 Gents uuo tbeurer los
ipie Elm Gusemeines aiortiment pom 9aatpaaren,
SaarbhrfteI, 4alnmeu u. Yariimerie'u. Dian iprete
nor in Nr. 62, aer,ustontra6e, uno beiebe iit bic
Daaren 5. SeGnnefets
(San26tSy) str. 62, xerinstouttrabe.
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3, Weatberbp itnD 9Sbne.

Mt. IL umo Is, N6rD 2tbssts strabe,
aGeintse Asenten fir
Shitfen's Gonitd,e Furnaces fhr's Selieu SsH
sefrdDeu, @aaen nno @obnun6en,
jonie nudb
GbiI5on's Sod )=Nanee.
Die bette Tanse, Die Dem Yutlitum lett gebotfn
miro. Bir finS aud Sanoler nit ben beften Ieues<
MAT. umo Nod,. Seiem, unb 9arantiren, baB ollie
xnsere gisoaren unb Grbeiteu 3uirieoenbet 9eben.
a,ir repariren auh Furnaces, Ranses nn6 Seten
;pn1ider Nrt. tSept7, ,1Wtt)
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9ic semveren,ler IN Waime.

Bprtlanb, 8. Septbr. - 9eute muroe
cine groBeSemperenS~ ~Gampasne bier erbffnet.
@oupcrneur 0in9leg nno er=Soup. Ysrbam
hiclten Nebeu
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Terntiidte Mn;eisen.
9se ta,,imdnniid,e MGentnr boa
Il. %. Dunn s. Comp,
Snnrff zlN6e ner Baltimore uno GharLesfat. =,
Saltim ore.
IE.An hIirf L M 1nni 1Al1l

(ftablirt i'm sfuut 1841.)
Steies @tabliHement Hefert (nur an lnterihrft, I
dle notbiaen betai1rteI Sniomationen htnfbti
Ger Steung, @erantportlltteit &C. pon 8aureltfH
Sdnolern u {. 10. inuerbG6 Der Ser. StGdten, 4 er
ritoreu uno SritihzytoroSa Samerita; auh lletern II
Elm J1eIerenS Bud, neltbe5 Die ytameu BON mebr,
as 100000 auHeuten II. /. 10. uno oeten Staten une
sie Stenung berelben eutbdlt. IS III bas comp,e
eile uno ausseoebutsIte Spftclu, meItes iemals hr
Seauemlttteit Der Sanf7 uuo 1anotlsbduier uno IN
Die alsemeine Serbe6eruns uno ben Sbus be5 SaR.
bells oTgantiirt puroe. % 3uei9blreans baben mir
pelhe in ben bauptdfbltdIten StGoten iino; uuer
grledteruH9en fopnen nltht IbertroHen peroen.
gSmi. u. Scarlett, bierpobnenoer eompd9non.
Eg- iSdutAe 4nipridbe iperben eir9eSosen uno sc
riftsiadcu i'm &dgtneiutn beiorat. (Sdn2i,iSt)
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Gmti@eto,tn9 TT ci.er aebems=Ser:
f;dter1snaSESad1c
Gerurtbetlttng etnes betriigertz
Sd1en YanficrS.

Softon, s. Septbr. = SameS U. Zoe,
ber 0tdfler, peldler fiir,lid Der Sdli6ung
bon a(ftien=GertiTifaten iiberfiibrt luuroe, lit
beutc su 8 Sabren 3udtbanSbait perurtbeilt
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0ervSaltiiheE ElOp o."-sou brad.
ten qeitern cine, oer .&5ln. 3tg," eutnom-
meme gtoti;, Der sufol9e bic 0ampfer bcs
uSaltii6eu 2lopN" (Stcttiul ibre 5Sabrteu
einteaen weroeu. 0leS lit 10 III pcriebelr,
oaB Die Sdifie luabrenb oes gSiutirS inStet4
tin liegeu blciben ollcu. SIN 6riibjabr oez
nenft Die Gompagnie Die reoclMdBigen Ta6r=
ten mieoer anBunebmtn. Sic YaNa9ierc Oss
rSrantiin" wurben eoi9.id) al ole 6ambur-
ger .aolsrseinie" ab9saeben, we:l oaS Sbift
talt gar telne 6raft hattie nub Die 3teie it'd
Saher nlft besahlt hdttc. org. Spurn.l
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II IT seso n.

IS. SJalleD
in non Wr, 14t, Weit=Saltimore=, uodb Str. S5
ytoro GbarlesfraEe,s sesosen, toOislbf stn les
aroBer YOrratb BON
Wenid)en=G aarett,
a(s: Verriiden, 1oupees, o eiie d ten, ,3odeM,e.
jotpie auh
Vartimerie'n, Ssduime, Bnrtten, 1a@er,
5otletten> uno 5ancssMrtttet
gu lebr biGisen Yretlen 5u finoen fino.
e. GaneD, Str. 35, Vpros0barles>.
eime Ibiire ober5alb Der eertu9ton StroBe'
/Np,fo 1871
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Muoie 00. 9::ber, &eag & &c.

Nr.17, Sao>@aatraBc.
Meiue Serren! Gir babea oas Yer9niisen. sl
beitdtisen, oaB mir Sbre 5ar6en ielt sin!9sI Se.
perfaufen uno oaB oieielbeu Nlen, ipelte fe az
braudbt baben, 3ufriebenbeit seseben baben. sS!,
founen iie fur ales Daslen9e empfeblen, fpel@e S's
fur oielelben in anipruh uebmen.
(Uiaf16-NoutSO yob. y. Water d So0n,
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2slesrapbii9e Sepeiden.
Sulauos s9epsibeu.
sfns ser s,,noeshamptftaot.

gS q III II o. Stflul. - Sett pel
Grmoroung oes Yoi< agentem Sosp BON Der
u9(labama Chattanooga Sabn" lino mebrere
Iqenten oes Siioens nm ibre GntlaiIun9 aus
benz Yoltoienit ein9efoninen, unb einl9e oerz
lelbcn babeu itd) logar 9etpeigert, ibren Otenlt
metter su perr1d1ten.
-Gine Oepe1e traf beute inl Slotten=S Se-
purtelnente BON bem Commodore gSoolleD
ans Benlacola Elm, baB elll Oolpltal=Ar5t anl
oelbell Sieber erfrauft uno Der Nnoere Ill
lebr III Nuiprud gcnommen lei nnb SiilIe baz
ben miiiie. 3Uei aerSte tulroen oortbln be-
orbert.
8olitiSdcs. - Gom9rcB Noutta=
tioneh.
Yebforb, So, 8. Sept. - Die republic
fanilhe Contention bon Sebforb- County mo-
nlinirte 5rn. Sobn Gobna fir ben Gon9reB
,pieber.
Golumbia, &C, 8. Sept. Die
republlfanild)e 9tonlinatlonS Scrlanmlu lg
trat beuts bier 3uiammen, unb Der Yoitmeilt,r
gSilber muroe gum gorliter cripdblt. Oas
@ouareRmitalieb G1ltott erlitt cine 9tieoerlage
uno oaburb muroe eie @bamberlain=Yatt
ion=glliott -6raftion 9elprengt. GS belrId)t
sroBe sluiregung.
2ittle 81 % d grf., s. Septbr. - Die De-
mofratilfe Staats Scnpeltlon trat bente
WtittaQ bier sulammen 1nb organiltrte itdl IN
Der 9lbenbiitung.
Dtont ia omerp, ala., 8. Septbr.-O1e
Oemofraten oeS 2. 0tltriftS Hominirten beute
ben SeiIe 81. gSiQiants pom SarbOuszSonutg
fir ben @ougreB.
ct. 0ouis, !. Septbr. - 9as republi-
fauilhe&entral= Gonlite periaiumelte ii6 bente
unO erlieB cine 9lorele, in pelber empfoblen
piro, oaB Die Bartei feiue Domination ma
hen, lonbern oiejenge Bartei uuteritiiten
m6qe, melde an @riten i'm Stanbe lei, bem
Staate cine quite, iparlan1e Steglerung Su 9ez
ben.
@incinnati,S Sept. = Die 9tepubll=
faner bes 3. Siitrlftss BON Sblo nonllntrtsn
!Sru. S. 9. Smitb fir ben GongreB.
NlbanD, N. g., 8. Sept. - Die eon.
pentou Der 9ibcral 0tepubltfaner perlamz
melt iid mOrssn bier i'm u0elapare'9oule." ="
Gntjd,etonn8 tn etner 2ebens=Ser=
fidjernn8sESadc.
Solton, Z. Sept. - 0as Sber= Qppel=
lat ous= =@erldt BON Wtaiiad)ulettS bat in
Saden Der anaeitrittenen 9ebcns Seriife.
runqS. 8olice, III Der es iid) INT $4,000 hans
| BELT, Ill @unltcn Der gSittpe bes perltorbenen
Sberit Sbon1as 6. Gbideriug gegen bic
,,@lobe 2eben5 SeriiderungS @ompagnie"
bon Ne,p=Oorf entifieoen. Die beflaste
Gompaguie bebauptete, oaB Die BrGnlle nid)t
be;ablt .uoroeu lei, bic &ldgsrin bemies lebod,
oaB Der Soltoner Igent Der @ompagnie Die
| 3ablung BET Branlie garantlrte, nn oabnr9
ieine eigene Shuio, lpelde Mabame eblde=
ring on ibu gu foroern bate, gut Su MAIDEN.
Oas @erid)t iit Der aniid)t, oaB Die lTiez
fltrauS= Sompagnie burd) Die Serlpred,ungen
hires sgenten gebnnoen Jet.
Gcrmrtbetl,,m9 eines betriisert.
fbea 8anfiers.
goiton, s. Septbr. - Sames u. @oe,
Der 0tdfler, melder fiir,lid Der 6dli6ung
bon 9lftier1z@ertifitate iiberfibrt pnroe, tit
bentc su 8 Sa3ren 3udltbanSbalt perurtbetlt
| ,,,or
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Spe;ial : Noti3e,t.
Mnnrr,s Reffn. RahnuuIper

effefip renst uno madyt Die Suhne meiB, loft ben
Weinitein ob, uuo peroinoert oos Seroer6en Der
3dbne. Die sSaeon Der SbadteI it neu, nieoih, be-
auem uno iparidm. Srets % Gents. gu baben in
allen Gpotbeten uno Drosuen=5anolun9eu.
(alus5, ,l2Uitef)
So, So umD $40 eefpart.
SD erlaube obise Sistonti auf gtdemaihinen
an ale Yerionen, Die in meiuem Bireau taufen. SD
bel6ditise fetne @otporteure, um Gud In Guren
Sdulern beidiperlit su ia1en, ionbern erlaube bic
@ommiiiiou eud ielbft, weun SIR 5u mir tommt.
SD pe,tauie ale artenTdbmai4inen, uermietbe uuo
reparire bieielbeu. 8. &. Yee&enneh.
0r. 1876, Wet=6apetteitraBe, uno
(Ulat26,1Sy) gir. 2h, Of-Baltimoreftr.
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Nemer SennidlslQ0ett

gOeeeu eroifnet in y.r. i29, snossroaopas.
nebeu bem tdbtilben Sbuls nabe Dantftr..
no itb tets einen poleu YorrGtb bon
9epptdDet, NaDstnd, Wattett &C.
an Sano babe. S1one 5I4 Ytatten 5u % Gents,
4I4 farrtrte Dsattem 5u 2o eeuts, gutter Sn8ra us>
9epptdb su 371a Gents.
6. Seat, tun.,
(NprIq t2U}teg) Sir. 1923, Siib=Broabipap.
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&. @Atme. 9eransseber.
spe3iaI Noti3e1t.
8aIttusote
FIRE 9nfnranft Mfhff

8aIttusote
efre .3n(uranfe OFFICE,
clS~esfs sde boa &emtbs unS Slater. etrake.
Oieie @eieaj jhcft peri4ert tortmdbrenb sesen Bers
:lit ober S6aoen our4 8ran6unsIid iofoo5l tn ber
Stabt, fpie I'm 2anbe, ole Nrten bon gi9euthum,
9sbr=, eaoeus nuo Ssaareubduier, San6elss sater,
ISe;eau=Sr onfte, gloteln, Saus @erdtbibaften,
II Sea bssriftene ebsr TN Safeu in eabuns befnes
Il le fSabr3eu9e u. (. 10.
Saj SireitortunI beRebt aus folsenben Serren:
Sm: y. partition, YrdFoenti
Geo. U. Bt6erS, s. p. &apff
Oauib 8. WiIIon, 8. Gobt. Seniins,
joia1 Bennington, 6. Wforton Stetpart,
Sraacis Z. Sing, 8. 8. Neucomer,
Scurp Carroll, Srpi1e 6orSDi5,
ii. G. Steuort N. %. Eaplor,
sSm. S. Brune S5raeI Gobeu,
George g. Sarrion.
sippliiationsa Gormu!ars ane Oetsrs Ma brt4t fbe,
Cou:LE unb 1atertrase, ertbeilf, mo aud a1e Ma|B
t5Ie 1ofort erleoist peroen. gerf teruneen meroen
cji.gcub cine fsrtf an9enommen. ipelde Der Npplis
t.at s5:ini hen mag.
IJanl,iSf) St. Dooomcrtb, Getr.
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y en- per, S0l., 3. Sept. - gtau) oeH DIS
12 rbr porllegeuoen gSablberid)ten lit Der
Democrat gattsrion in ben GousreB erluablt
iporoen.
slms Central. nnS sloss(mertfa.
BANANA, 80. Iug. - Der Iomlral
Collins, BON benz amerifaniiden Sampfer
,Ri1monb," lit pom oem Yrdfoenten uuo
uerldJieOeuen anoeren boben geamteu en1pfan>
gen morben. Gin nid)t geraoe iebr berSltdeS
@efiibl bat bel benz Gmpfange geberrldt Ill
8esug auf bic Sereinigten Staaten, ieit bic
lelben sur 3eit Der letten Repolution etne
Hlotte oil ben SthmuS gei6idt batten, bod
lit oies @efiibl unter bem briiberliden Gill<
fluB bes Npmral Collins unb Der 2iebenSz
lpiirbi9feit Der Sffisicre oes nGi9monO"
idneQ geIhmunben.
Die @tiaueeneu @onsales uno Sulnes,
welde ben britiiten @oniul Masee su San
Sole, Guatemala, miBbanbelt batten, unb
tpeldle BON bem gnti6etO oes eriteu 9i6ters
appellirt batten, itanben am 26. D. Sc. mic
Der Dor @eridt. Oas erlte llrtbeil lit inoeB
beitatigt worben.
Gu 4requipa blieb Illes rlbig.
9lm s. Iuguit lpurbe 81 Salparailo, Chile,
Elm beftiges @rbbeben peripiirt.
gu 6ierabras, SraTlieu, fano 3piihen 20C
| brarltdntldlen Sruppen uHo 1SaHatlterH pol
Waurer elm Gampf itatt, BET iuelfem 4C
Mann gct1otet wuroen,
Neuere 4ertd1te bon Guba.
uanna, 8. Sept. = Ser General.
Gapitdn bat oas Sooesurtbeil Der 8ebelle.l=
fiibrer getancourt, Simines unD 6oias NM
9emanbelt.
sSolgenoe oiii,ielle Iad,ri9ten iinb ans ben
Ginca Siuas .Siitritte bier eingetroffen. @int
ipaniid]e Wilitdrabtbeiluug bolte naf) einel
oreitdgigeu Scrfelgung Die 8anOe oes STINT
nes in Der gtdbe uou @i9uarp ein. Die Sn
iursenteu itanoeu unb ariifen bic Spanie,
inter benz Nufe: isis aufs 0teiier!" oil
Die ipaniiden 5ruppen aber idluseu iiein b.t
6lnbt.
9isutsnant arisa telssrapbirt 6olgerbea
uan @esuita; .Jair itno ioeben bier ein9e
troffen; Der Seino, wclder nngeiabr 800
Utauu tart mar, iit uollitdnoig geifluger
lporoeu uuo bate einen Serluit bon sc
Sooteu, oaruutcr 5mei SfIiSiere, Galirtt
Sarca uuS leiu Stabsdef @uniaoa. llnie,
Jfidsug wurbe III Der sr5Bten Sronuns be:
iutrtltelligt."
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pnn g,ttpafjenS nSeatssletoeriMnitte,t.

WV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tp1VH(ECEF*
9seue Sdlattte! yteue Sd)uftte!
Dir eroiiaen beute ueue papier=Sbntte iir ben
Scrip 1874.
Gdnitte BON Gteioun9s stiden
fit Sdmen, SerreH uno 9inber.
1000 perfd,ieoene Shnitte sur IuSspnht.
Oieie bibi1en Sbnitte rno aus9eiiihrt unb se=
9unit bes 4leioermnttu6 srre.dt 6Gben, uno fqnu
giidlts Die Aeeutatefehs Die &Qlftpmmenbei 6i-itr
sstuitie fiir irseno cine ebtnat ers-scn. Surh
9erbefieri.
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Befanntma@uns fiir Bader!
Ntnehart & GhttoS,
Re. 1b5, NorosGotwaro 3tsabss

OJans4ter'S 9yeeIf pr=HaustIten.8eebJ,
etaSanSve 3amtljeu=StebI,
AZ mtItem> 2tebI,
q. & 3, 8ytva, iomie qN&
@innetota Stsbt tar Ua6er 0etean6.
(Au93U,1S1
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fieaten seidla1tst unb aufsefreiien baben.
Sol6em 3uftanb Der Menibenfreiierei geJen-
iiber iit bic Stlaperei Der 9robe Sortidritt.
Bemunoeruna Der Sflaperei ais sroBe, ret
tenoe Sbat fiibrt 6errn Sreitiffe aud 81 Der
ylftigen Goneauen5, oaB bic 9letd1bere9tl=
an49 peg MenlGeH snr Intultur trslbt. Der
Deriefrat 1T linn eiae 'sirt WetlihentFeifsr,
tpeshalb tr teHH aud aHi gtoreaWerlta nit
tieflter 9eradtung blidt. baben ia ele Nnro=
amerifaner bic gr6bte rettenee 3bat Der gsslt=
aeldid,te, bic Sflaperei, beieitist uEc iomit
| ionnentlar betuieisn, oaB iie uoen Snbalt after
gaaia.e4 Hiht bsare'ten."
Sin 9apannd bgingt jpaniides 9olS
etueYrSmle peH 1880 nns dmerltanlideS
GolS cine Yrdmie beH l8l-ls3,
Gin SeiSer aui benz 9befter Spetse ser
,MiorriS giier Sabu," Namens
Sadion, ihlief seitsrn anf benz Soften eir,
| ftei bsm 2use inter Die Haoer nub fam elell=
Sisli6 'nmis esssa.
In sD hiHgtsH lit bas st. gloub=
5otel," Gde ber 8. uno s. StraBe, fir
5000 900 i'll ben 8eiit bes Gr-@ouperuellrs
Sbepbsrb iibersegansen.
peIueegn s sSssaIst Sc asatssnai gaoriss W H. ao sasa,
elallglF. 6HHt Sp9nse pst Ss9''i 9Hue n"l
bes 1ofpilbes.
8hittemore, bas rabtfale Gr=@ongreEmit
alieb BON Gil @arolina, Der mil
Iluebren ans bem &eprdientantenbaHie seito
fen poroen 1T, neil er cine &abettenitell
perldbaherte, iubt iett bic 2eibeni6aften oel
yteaer ~ entflammen. Gs iino bier Nad)
ridien a.inseluufen, edSS :: {: ,'su!id IN cine
asnseu politiihen Seriamnluns in Sini
mo1soile, 9..&., on Der iebr piele Siege
| i'd, betbeilisten, etue aufrei3enbe Anrsbe a,
loieielbsn sebaltetl bat. Gr bra9te otlraau'
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@abI tn SenDer. - Ste8 Oct
Gem nfrnfeflA

0enper, Gol., 8. Sept.- Iad ben bis
- ubr porllegeuoen gSablberidlten lit Der
Democrat YattsriOu in ben GousreB erluablt
iporoen.
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given for the benefit OF dsrai sol diera.i
She was nov. sent to San q, Diego and sHa-
Sy$nn for the purpose of buying coffee
and sugar for the confed deracy, and from
there, after making the necessary prir-
ohases, she went ito South serice, In
the interest of the conf derate goverh-
Sment with Prices expedition. From
South America tghe proceed ed to the
West Indies, dharge ed with sonie impor-
/ sss;nt mission for ,the country which abe
loved SO well &nd errsd SO fai thfully.
The deeds OF this n6bie ~ oman are we'll
known thfongh ont, The tli |, and gIiake
been recited on many o heart rthstone by
vel l-scarred veterans and minutes OF
federal dung cons, The starved, inhu1
manity atsd pris oners of Camp Chase
have every reason TO rem ennber her, whe
Inursed them, fed them and furnished
them with eVeryScent she could spare,
day after day. ~
IS She is in possession OF genuine d6cu-
ments, given HER every step 5Hle has
mhds, and from all OF them ii can sba
seen that she Iwas trusted ssInhesita ating-
ly, and bore an blemiBhe ia character
from the beginning to. the close of the
war. Eyenlafte her sexhoOd had been
questioned, through ghout Tho entire war
be It said to the edit of the men of
the south that not q asyllable was ever
repeated in her hearing unfit to repeat
in the presenc lof the most ltfeserved
lady. Mrs. Bonner removed 20 New
Mexico, after her adventure oHs life, and
engaged in mining specu ulation, aid ihaa
realized s handsome fortune from her
Investments She has been we'll aehfdiI.
.ployed otherwise, !, an d has finishe ed q
book given q truthful account Of her
during her connection with
the confed defacy. She is an inteliigent,t
looking lady, of about thirty -fivey years
ofgage, and has d particularly refined:
appearance for one who has sexperienced
the hardBhips Of camp lite and per.
formed the duties OF d man Cor more
than sfour years. Il. 50 q - /
~ She is on her wayito New Y York, and
has b number of ettets4of intro duct don
to prominent gent lemen of many south
;ern and nor thef1 I oil es. sands otherevi-:
sdences Of an irrepr oachable reputation.
While here she called npont several OF
our distingu guished citizens; whose con-
;neetion with the war rende eyed her de-
sirons of forming their cquaintance,
and to mauy OF whom she brought
letters Of introducti ion. obiLe Reg. s,
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Maeatso MAN sMillinar.

Awriter in Iiond on Society lisconrses
of q ali-nill iner, M. Trois- IItoiles
.fupdoutedl " Worhll foIl Ilpws Ile
doors open wid the 7iissestfo appears.
His perhonsis dihapp pcinting though un-
sdeniably Britannic He is a pink and
white dapper man, with fat and shiny
face, his hair parted ia the middle, his
moustache pendant and highly oleagi-
nous. A thick white throat enclosed by
o tawn-co1ored ribbon, o tight fitting
ifrock coat, chronic smile, q bow. that
does not incline his body, These are
the descriptive items remarked by a
onrsory observer Of the great irrois-
Etoiles. His voice is. strong and hiah !;
his accent Isl bold &insular.s HeSlooks
around with an absent mir, then sudden
ly speaks. BE has seen .at q glance
what, is missing in Mme:a O sTempera's
toilet The train has been drawn ont
carefully to it's full length before his
arrival. - What are you thinking of,
Esther Madame's figure must have
nothing but draperies. Too low, in the
neck. An 'epG,tlette en- bidis. a sacol
to the right at the hip. Take half that
bouquet of the breast away. And do
you go to Trouyille this year, mad eP.
His manner sis easy, assured, and we'll
bred sHelhas gefais of s certain kind {
nndeniable tact, y and imperttrbabBl
.ssrag.troid. And i think he believes in
his mission. He&will not dress every
one. He would not bestow d glance on
those clumsy Germans IN the first room.
1 Ithear he refuses to make for d certain
popular actress because she does not
share his ideas of the capabilities OF her
figure and wants her dresses too low.
He converses in English with old , docile,
trusted customers like Nine. o. 'Mores,
and fot her he consents to give o little
professional exhibition" II 81 ii : = ST.
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Historic Scandals.

a remnrkohla feature os. g ,oony I,;s.
torio aoanda als tiannsat;s sans;
dnbiona reauIt 81 them -. '.'I Doas he the,
wosld VET know Nyheths,a u Nav 6saan
~ Scots y5aa q Y.,oS, ), -. $
And has not Mr. FroTda,a Last vnlnma
anea more cast Gas fas,Iin,,a amsn;s,ioS aaso ~
.istsst Z lsanT
ey9s aa1st anGm@aeshs's - epeten
,',,, Was SIs h;,, - III ylcoor hugo
a M Hs 10 ' nn;thar @ i,,o nposnegm,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17
Relieious musical Bxpression! 4
'.i TqVepr.nePssecan,s = yisst, 10 ths city OF

On the most serious side Of music.
the religious, the writer's of hymns, and
those who select sacred verse for col
Ilections of hymns, err. often from an ig-
iiorance or d disregard for the cardinal
truth as to the nature of music and it's
capacity of expression. Three e-fonrths
of the hymns in our lynn books nrs Jn.
fitto be sung Their imosipes are not
within the range of musical ecapsbility.,
All doctrinal rels sgi5na verse, all that is
narrative, in fine, all that is not ono
tional, giving rythnieal ntterance to-
praise, Ior to prayer, or to some religious
feeling, is absolute ely unfit for musical
treatment. For example, ono very
sound and orthodox piece. of musical
verse i have often heard sung, but new
er without temptation to laughter. It
begins ffss sl:tt' ;sl
How firm q foundatl ion, 70 saints OF the Lord,
is laid for your faith in his excellent werdl
Now it is as Impossible to express, or To
illustrate, or to intensity the idea, in
those lines by o melody, MS it would be
to express by atriple fngue of two short
subjects and one long one, thab the
square described on the hypothneuae of
o rightrangled triangle is equal to the
sum of the squares described on the
other two sides. Tibet thing is impossi-
BILE in the nature of things il can't be
done. The 80 Gloria in excelsis" is n
model of writing for religious mueical
expression. So are most OF the Psalms
chanted in the Episcopal service. Rich
ard Grant White. 4. - = !s,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-09-17
The Agricrlltural strike.

The great agricultural strike in Eng
land ia at an end, having resulted in q
virtual triumph for the farmers. It
was the largest strike that ever occurred,
both as TO the. numbers engaged and
the pecuniary resources OF the union by
which il was backed up. It laskednanr-
ly five months, during which time ev-
cry striker received nine shillings per
week, or about two Collars and a quar-
ter. Finally, however, the union fonnd
it's funds running low, and, as ths farm
ers gave no signs OF acceding to the de-
mands Of the strikers, and we're con-
stantly filling their places with labor
ers from other quarters, they were Mt
last obliged to yield. Not all, howey-
or for, while many have gone back to
work at the old wages, many have pre-
ferred to seek other and distant fialda
Of labor. Tho Union still has some
means left, and is s,extending aid TO, such
as wish to migrate to Canada, so that
in this way the. strike may finally prove
beneficial to some of its partlcipants.
s-As soon as d young woman, gets
some steady ployrnent, she stops
fainting away at the sight Of o mouse.