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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-26
Sfreftoe MGlfe Ina WeftttSttfi,nfieft.
Sin 6amaI ourd, Die Gistaunma TIM sassue
bauna bet gSilfeSbarrs degra bem,-fSusd)
GsorI bs d

bot 9serbeernmsen In gshtfe S,apeu.
9StlfeS barre, Ba,, %. MfGrS. rS.-gSabz
renb Der lebten Sage mar e8 bier iebr falt,
uno bieie gtad)t mirb e8 bier itarf irieren.
Soeute 9ta3mittag unteriudte auf Intrag 0eS
StaOtratbe6 Der Staotz@ommiiidr Sobaion
ben SUB Der @i8ltannug, nno cine InSabl
Seute wnrbe enga9trt, I'm einen Canal burh
Otelelbe 81 graben, banlit oa8 gSaiier let6ter
a6flteBen f0nne. 0aS 2ettere bat einen 10
nteDrlgen StanO, mte es I'M Sui, Su baben
pne9t, aber nift abflub genu9. 9as Yros
jeff, has gis Our6 gtitroglpceril 81 ipren-
gen, tpirb nod INNER beipro6en.
Die @eiellifaft, Der Die neue ;3ollbriide Su
Yittiton 9ebDrt, bat angeSeigt, oaB iie 9egcn
Die n9SiIfe5barrer 8riideu=@ompagn fla=
gen tperoe, neil iie sur 3eit, ais bic alte
Bittitoner griide brannte, einen 8ogen Der
Sbri9en nit Serit6rt babe. Die S9aoener.
iabforoerung rptrb auf $4,000 angegeben.
Der Ylau, nm Die @analItrabe Dor elmer
lleberflutbung Su l6iiben, einen Damn quer
iiber ben nDr0li9en @analarm Su bauen, iit
aufge9eben moroeu.
81 gSbtte Sapen an benz Qebi9b fiirdtet
man ebenfall8 cine eintretenoe Serbeerung
0a8 Gis lit bort lebr bid, unb Wttaionen
SuB bon gaumitdmmen iino in bemielben
elngeiroren. 9aHelbe miro elmer nngebeuren
gSafernlenge Wioertanb su leiiten i'm Stanbe
lein, unb Die S5eneu bon 1862 f0nnten iif)
letd1t tpteoerholen.
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,SoDlg Wit6eU%

Ybttabelpb a, 25. lfdrs. = OeIe9az
ten Der neri9teneueu irtihen bieitgen @eleu=
idaften bielteu heute Abenb cine Seriaulm=
lung ab, in luelher beitloiicu murbe, gum
4noenfen oil ben peritorbeueu iriiteu 4gt,
tator Sobn Wtitd]el am Sonntag iiber Sage
cine Yaraoe unb am Qbenbe beiielben Cages
eiue 0emonftratton, in iueld)er ein befannter
Srlduoer eine 8ebe auf ben Serforbenen hal=
ten ioG, 5u peranltalten. gtabe;u Die Salite
Der an,peienOen mar gegen Die abbaltung eli
ner Barabe.
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,,MorDltAe 0emtrals @ficnbahn =.

Hddl Dem QSeittn-PIttsburg GrprtB qc6t nm
800 u9r A6eno5 ab, 1us9enommen Sonntdos,
yad) Dem g8eiten uno yioroen, mad ben gGGqQrqz
56uen uno Buffalo iber @lmtr0 9eat nm 5. - Uht
Uior9ens Gb (au6genommeu Sonuta9s).
NQdj Dem gSeiten uno gioroeR nod Gufdlo upo
ben iSdllcn Gber emporium 9ebt um 10 nor RAD
nttta9s ab (GuS9enommen SonntNgsJ Elm 51ncl=
3na.
GtMcinnattzgrpreB -Not Dem ggefen tdgdc3 mn
8.2j pbr A0enos.
YacifczgrpreB - Rad BHt56urg uuO ocm ggenen
td9lth; nod oem gtoroeu, nod Gunira, Buffalo, oca
6dlicH uno Canada, @rte, ben &enHjpluQuier G$lQe.
geuoen t0giib, ousgenommen Samidgs um H. jU
a5enoS.
ytab 9ettpsburg uno nGum6ertnuo= SancuUabu"
nm 500 l9r UorgeHs uno lis ytubn. uno nah
9anooer nm S.25 n9r Dtorgen5 uno l.1j ii. q ugt
Jahmlttd9s, nn59enummeu Sonntag6.
~@reenz SprtH9z 3WctgDabn" um $50 r9r jiors
gen5 uno 3.25 u9r Jtatm. ta8lib, Sonntag5 aus.
gerommeu.
gtab gort-3.25 ubrGodmtttogs, GcnntGga aus
9enommen
gie4 @artton- Gcgt tdsu9 nm 5.25 (ous8c.
qenrmmen SOnutngs).
Nab &ofcg5uiue-l25, ft.2j llbr 9ormitta36,
6.25, ii.25 Abos,, (0usgenommeu SouRtdg8) uuo
nm t.23 gt1AMiuugs al S0GutagcH.
5ilete an Der @0tuertzStGtion, RorooTsEfe Der
Suttimorez uuo Gapert=SHaBe uu0 &barla5ltyaEcnz
Citation. auitrGgc iljr Sagga8c wgrocu an Der
zGde Der baltimore uE0 Galpcytilr auac=
nomnen.
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gSptt &pmiifana.

u 10 . II lean 6, 25. OtGr3. - Die
n5tmes" iagt iiber bic Serpfuns elmer @rtra>
Sttung Onr6 ben @ouperneur: Bir betra6z
ten eine @rtrafbung Der Geiee9ebung einfad,
fir cine @ele9enbeit, jsbt 5u tbun, mas in
Der Sergauqenbeit oeridumt morOeniit. aasS
hGngt BON Der ginbellt9feit unO benz guten
9StQen 9erer ab, oeneu ba8 materielle Sit~
tereiie be8 StaateS anl 9erSen lte9t."
Die rYtcapune" ia9t: u9ie 9lngelegenbet=
ten, meld)e suerit auf Der 3agesoronung lte-
ben, itno iidber BON GROCER g8iftigfeit unb
menn ite gebOrig erleOtgt merben, bann fam
OIel G5uteS PrrPin,t mprAPr1
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Baltimore, Wto., 6rettag oem rs. Wdr3 1875.

eingspadt uub init Qoreiien perieben. 6ennt
clifton; lab i'm 5uerit i'm Monat Otdr' 1871
in oem Siireau beS gSpobhuQ 'idlen Slattes.
,3euge muloe BON Srau 8oobbull NIT einem
Sriefe OH Silton 9ei1iGt nnO brndte Dta=
nnicript nit fir baS gSod)cnblatt; j3enge lab
Stlton oft in Dem 35aule Der SSrau gSooobul
Seobahtete, 0aB 0erielbe Smel ober brei DIAL
Sur ytaAt,elt nad) II ll9r bort anmeieuD mar.
clifton id)rieb nlitunter bort. 9erlelbe fMbr
manfmal nit Srau 8Ooobnll aus; einnlal
fubret iie 9lbenb8 llbr aus; 3enge erinuert
itf) nidt, pel1n iie 5uriidtebrteu. gSar bel
Der Serlammlung in oSteinlpaD'8 6alle" Su=
gegen. 53euge erinnert Itdb elmer llnterrebung
swiiden 6rau gSooobua uno clifton iiber
SeedIer, Den man animiniren mDate, in Der
8erlammlung Der Sreiliebler ben Soriib 81
Iiibren. 8ilton logte: - er lnuB es tbuen!
Gr miro es lbuen!" 3euge arbeitete geD0bns
lid I'M 6rontSimuer Der SfiiSin am Sroabs
man. Setbe 0amcu batteI 6inten Elm fleines
YrtoQt Cabinet binter ben anOeren Siireaus.
!3euge erlnnert ltd] bel elmer @elegcnbeit, paB
ba6 9a8 in Dem 3immer, in tpeldlem er itd)
befano, abgebrebt mar; i'm btntercn 3immcr
brannte es. Sab clifton unO Sral gSOooz
9ull anf benz Cola, ipte ile itd umidlungen
blelten. 90 mareu ite gar oft Sulammen.
Sab Silton au6 I'll Dem blnteren 3tmuer
Oes Siueiten Stofuerfe8, NO ein Sett tanb.
clifton mar in bem 5aule, menn 3euge idlla.
fen gtng uno Wtorgers, penn er oufitano,
traf er i'm wieoer.
0teier 3euge uurbe nidt tns &reusoerb0r
genommen.
2ucD ann @tles, cine 9egerin, tpurbe 10.
oann auf ben 3ugellltanO gerufen. 9lrbettete
al5 80dlln in Dem 6ani. Der 5ra1 @oobbull.
Sab i0r1l. Stlton bort am 3. SSuli 1871 gum
erlteH Ufale. 9erielbe blieb bic ganSe Na6t.
SD mics Inn ein aanapec i'm oorbereN GU
lon ais Sd)lafItcle an; an folgenOen Ofor=
gen iab idJ i'm bei'm Sriibfiide. Gr tlteb
ben gan5en Sag uno Die fol9enoe 9fadlt-
Sberit Sloob idlief I'M britten Stodnerte.
ISab Sllton oret ooer pier Utal in 8ictoria's
Shlabtntncr. SD bra9te @rfriid5Hngen in
oa8 SdDlaf5lmmer, mdbrenb 8ictoria i'm
9tadtfleioe in bemlelben mar unS Elton iid)
bi8 auf Die Soien unb bas 6emb enttletbet
bate; er luar in Striimpfen. 9as @erid)t
uertaate it9 bts sum Wontage.
Der Gerntd,taattesfrte8 a,tf Gnba.
6irma bat 8eri9te aus Sagua Ia @ranoe,
Suba, erbnlten, bab am 9. unb 10. b. Ut.
Oier5ebn Der ifoniteu 3uder Ylantagen NIT |
ollen mertbpoaen Maidinen Serit6rt luurben.
Der Shaben an @e6Guben &C. tpirD aQein |
inf eine balbe Million Dollars 9eifibt.
Seruttid,te Sepeid)ett ats
9setu=@orf.
g tem=Oorf, 25. Mtdr3. - Ser 9ampfer |
y@itn Of Sera @ru5" fam BON 6apanua, Der
9ampfer yguropa" bonn mittelldnOil9eu
Ofeere an.
- Ser llnteri9abn1eilter sablte beute ols
Sntereiien $4,000 uno fiir elHgesogcne Sbz
tgattonen s78, 900 aua.
= Die 3oll ginnabmen betru9en beute
S803,00
- Ser heute mad 9auanna abgegangene
Dampfer nabm $436, 800 in Sob nit.
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Sie 9IaG GtHs.


= m a ba, gtebr., "a. Didrs. - Son nleb=
reren WfineH Bartie'u, bte bon perihteoenen
Bunften abretlen, I'M nad) ben Slaf 9il5
5u gehen, ftnb 4nfragen an @eneral Orb ein=
gelanFen. Sn Grwiberlng zines kilograms
eine8 ioldlen Mineu abenteurers, Der fiirsz
ll4 aus ben Slad 6ills berausgefommen lit,
una anfra9te, OBJ man linn erlauben lpiiroe,
nit Serltdrtun9en nnb 4roptant 3uriid;u=
febren, lagte @eneral Orb: ySruppen bon
garanlte uno frtebltde Snbiauer itno mad
Sbren Wtlneuren auSgeSogen. Sbretmtlen
hofIe i'd, oaB Die Sruppen suerIf iie erretd1en
merben, benn Die mllitdridlen SrDreS lauten
elnTad1r Die Partle bereinsubringen, Die 6iib=
rer III 9epabrlam al balten, pie Eubrmerfe
81 perbrennen nno Die 4usriiItungen 3u 3ers
it0ren. @eneral Orb lit ernldftigt poroen,
ietne gan5e Gaoallerie iofort in oas Sinur
2anb 81 id9tteu, in lpelhe5 Otineure etn9ez
Drungen itllO ltno 80 Snoianer &unoif)after
III engagtren, bic Der Gauallerie gtabrid]t
bon aer 9lnnaheruna ber @olblud)er 9eben
ioaen. Sesne Srbre5 iiub, bic @elegrdber
Su entfernen, Die Slhrer su arretiren unb lie
gefangen 81 baltelt, Die 9Sa9en 5u uerbrenueu
unb Die Ausrttltungen Su 3erlt0ren. @lne
glaf 6ill 3ransport Gompa9nie, Die iid) bier
geitern forniirte, nil bic @iienbabu bel SiO=
men, Nebrasfa, perlaiieu.
Spion, 25. Mdr5. - SIM ,garfmal.
@ouie4 faHS belte cine Gefiqmmling itatt, in
lpelher Der Sorid@lag gelna6t tunrSe, cine Gr,
petition BON 500 DiqHn NIT militdril6er 81,
qaniiatiOn uub geOedung mad ben Idlparseu
Bergeu ans5uriiiteu. Der @orI6lag fano en-
tbuiialtiid)e Iufnabme unb etpa 100 gerIo
Hen erlldrten iid bereit, Der Expedition iid
ou,ufhtleReu.
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fraet,S estteatt Gafett gsmertfa'S
6eiorat bic agentur bic blisiten Sahrten,.
uiebt YeiYaae Sd1eine fir Glle S6isfe
unS beforat eriorberlidemSan5 aaiiagele BON ibrem
Seimatbsorte bierber.
Sie Breiie betrageH BON
8remen t,aG Baltimore:
Sueite @aiite.. e............. S35.OO Soio'
aUnneHped
Gtnoer SptiGen Il. 10 Sab=
Die Breiis iuo in sob ooer Yeper nab oem
lauienoen eoure 5u eutridbten.
Bon SSar-e
pe1ot9t Ole 49entur Yaidgiere ]iir 8 golo.
GJSo mito defenders oarani aufmertIam gemabf,
Dap iptr uns N Nerbnouns nit Der 6ierber5aoroez
run9 oon Pana9lefen sroBer 5orSfatt untersseben,
Gnirasel peno4ftntisen, tuenn fie am IbreiieSrte
sinsptreHeR hGben.
TO-
SSa9ets
nad) irdenp etneM Srte grrnDa'S
ipsroen biGis beforSeft nno franco abselissert;
aud s,erEdernng fir iibetsebene gscrtbiaden bez
iuerttenigt. gon Den 3anienoen bon Yadeteu, bic
mir in Den lesteu 5abren 5eioroert,
lit uod) fetn eim5I9es petisseis ecaaugen.
2tustu1rttge Muftraggeber.
Berioneu, Die bon AusfDarss Guftrdae babeu,
ponen genau ibre nno eeS gnlpidnsers AOreife auiz
eg-gnfraaen BON ansfpdrts naNen ssn eiuem
Boitfempet beseitet fem, nm punftliGe@ruibernas
Die seforsuus fnass isDs ssOas per Dampfer
! fatt.
&. Hat,te,
Gae BON Baltimore Strahe
nnb BeitzSfices Mpenus
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0ai5ages SreiS
BON Stem Yorf nat
eomtDamptom, SonSot, Sanre,
gSreMett 1ttso s. atttbttt8:
1, GQiite 10000 Cob.
2. @aiite bO.OO
SfDnhenoed. Z4.UV @UuluHi'
gtad Blpmoutb, Soutbampton unb sonson i'm
3tpii3enoed $2i @ourant.
ainber swiiben uno 10 Satren bic Sdlite.
9sefiases1rets
BON irgenb einsm Der obigeu Sdfen Had)
gseiu<Dprf:
1. GGiite. $4,000 Cob;
2. @dllte.. 72.00
3fDilteu6ed 24.00 @Our1nt,
ainoer unter Sabre So in @5ole.
g5ed) o0cr Optt Baltimore:
1. eaiiite........ 80 Cob;
9piihenbed. "a @ourant.
ain6er sfpiidben unb 10 Sabren Die 5afite.
@ Die beifen Bldse meroen bel aui9abe Der Pas
age teIe9raphiib belest.
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Ser yhorfreftd0n

5arrt8burg, 9euni., 25. Mdra.-9er
@eneralz antpalt BON Benniplpanien bat ein
@uta6ten babtn abgegeben, baB Der Char
frelta9 unter Dem @eiebe be5 Sabres 1869
nad lpie Dor Elm gebotener Seiertag lit.
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Selegrapbil6e 9epeI 1en.
SmlanSr9epei9en.

(gerittc Der raiiociirten BreIie" fit oen ~@orz
reiponoenten.")
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9ie Sampfer beS
,,Noro 9emtid,ea Sl"Do"
5mii6en 8remen llnb Seem yorf
beIteben aus ben 6aDr5eu9en erfter &laiie:
.slmerifa," "ssrnmprins ar. gS.,
nDcutidiano," "4olm,"
,5oneu," nMGtn."
- y ssrdnffmrt," "0siniher Woon,@
, ,sSelSmaridbGH Doife" nWfotets"
pG5raf SismarG," "Y}edar,"
,S,a,tupper," nSDer,"
rSsnufa," "Ybetn,"
IS Sermarn," nSatter,S
,Ssphcnspaern," rSfraBburB,~
rpobemitamiicn," "2Sefcr."
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Ho6 Dem 0citen tdg(ib nm
@nlttntore @otomnt asnAn :.

>, Baltimore YOtontnc gSaaa."
Iod g8dibington uHo Dtttelz Stattonen uT6 BEN
Suoen SerIaBt @aloertftatton unt 7, $40. lD.fI
8orntttags, /. 4.tO, l.i5 uub 9.3i l1r 4bcnos. an
9bdrtesfraBenz uno 8eunipluuHtazNuezne= Station
anbGlttno; aut @1otle6traGcu Station nm 40
Hpr Dtoy9enS 2.55, 3. - Il. q. - u9r 9iahmttqQs
Die Guoereu 3a9e tGsIi3, Soauia9e ausgrnouis
men.
Son Darlington 5.35, SOB, $40, a.ga,
nHo 11.Jl Uoraeua; Il. $40, l.55, 1.tu, g...S
uno 10 ltbr 10 Nttuuten Ibcuh5 ISgllf. 5.G5 Uiay=
gems, 4tonta9e auagenomngen, ulo i0.l abtnoE.
SGmtta9s alsgenommcn.
8crdNen beantnIp citation ua.t G5aIhiuaton e..
TO- $50, 1916 u9t MioIgcns, llz, i,21 RGha.ttads
l.3 uno "a AbeHo5 td5tb. Dad Anuapolig nn,
40 nn0 40 AiQ1nit,n9e.
Serncn baltimore IIr &opc'5 6rclI I'm 7.ul
upt 9totsens, 8tenta9a, Eonreri:ags Il. N5ttta15
rno 4,iG u9r RabmittG95 t0glh, auqgeuommcu
Bsraneu &horlesitr,SStqtiou fEr gleiuz 9orf unn
PqtGoep0d um $50 il. l0.35 &OrIa. mo 2.IG Jfal-
mltta9s tGR99cuommcu SoGutGg5), mo uR 10 a
@GoS, tdQll9 9fch B9lG0clpha um G.30 IatbHait=
BenzStation an.
SertaNen Satimoye fit annopolt5 um 100. S.tU
Ntof9enS Anb 4.i0 hlrgtadlm., Gusgeuommeu$ onuz
g!0f1 oem Sieen iiber Gthul0uo unh Sgub5urg
ngr 30 Dorgens td9idI uRo uGI q 50 Hbcnes, ligz
lldi ansgenommta SogutGgS.
StuetsSuEeaN gno Aullgagt i1r gGngG9e cn'Gs4
geN9enomhen.au otr Rorour Gdt Der Gaigert p..o
Gai;lnOIe IeitrGBe.
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GoDu & 0erDar0t,
8eridjt ne5 3nitanbt6

&eriid)etunga Igentur,
Rr. 10, 9oNofFiccs .GucnEc i'm 9e5dube DC
Gnrrcip nnhenten.h ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-26

,,Ipre Seutid)en 2lpDo"
su / I den Sremen uno 9 altt m o re
via Soutbampton,
beFeben aus ben eisens ir ben Dienit an Der 9lpoe
erbanten NIT clenGrorberunse periebenen etiernen
8oItz SampfIfiffen bon 200 5onnen:
,,9aItiutpre," Sdpt. siltenbaln,
,,9erltn," 8utder,
.,cbio," 9eue,
,,2eipSia," So1Mann,
,.SraiuidIpeig," u nnbiltit,
,,9suruberg," Sd9er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-26

na6 Sort Maoiion nnterlpegs mar, ani Der
Surdlfabrt onrd, ben Buget= Sunb mt alleu
IN goro pahrenO zines Stmme8 untergegau.
gen lei. Die Sdauipiel Sruppe pom BbelpS
1efaub fidl auf Dem 9ampfer.
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assertion, but persists in his accusation, con
}Arary to every usual presumption and rationa
probability. Not satisfied with this, B. cen
sures the BULLETIN for advocating princi
pies utterly destructive of all public moral
ty, while the head and front Of our offend
ing has only been to approve policy pur.
sued by the officers Of Chicago in paying Q
just and equitable debt, an opinion which is
approved by honorable and able men, but
which has been objected to by B., and by
him only
B. assumes that Chicago, by furnishing to
her fiscal agents the means to pay her debt,
did actually pay the debt How does he
know this? How does he know that the city
of Chicago could not at any time have re-
voked the agency Of Duncan, Sherman & Co.?
The transfer of funds to her New York bank
was not a payment of her coupons. The
coupon represents the interest debt Just as
the bond represents the principal, and both
represent valid obligations until paid. a
coupon Of interest is payable. any time and a.
,oays, after certain date specified on its face.
When the holder receives the interest and
the bonded debtor takes back his coupon, the
transaction is complete and the debt Iaid.
Chicsgo's bonds are scattered all ever New
England perhaps. or in California, England,
France, or Germany. It would have been
foolish to attach to the bonds the unheard- of
condition that the interest coupons when due
should all be paid on one day, and at one
place by one firm, or Otherwise ba a total
loss. ~ -eva 1rV0a 10 405a.rglrs.t --15a ga.
Chicago did not pay the debt in questionas
Ill; therefore all tina. B. says about the i'm.
propriety or dishonesty of paying it twice
|alls to the ground.
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On the first of September the BULLETIN will
issue correct, concise and comprehensive
statement Of the commerce of the city of New
Orleans during the past year, made up and
compiled by q gentleman whose facts and
figures cannot be disputed by the commercial
community. Those of our friends who wish
to send papers to their country constituents,
would do we'll to send in their orders as soon
as possible. r.sFw.eg
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In another column will be found list of all
the entries made in the different races which
are to take place at the Fair Grounds on Sun.
day nsxt, during the grand rural festival given
for the benefit of the sufferers by the late dis
astrous overfows in France. II will be no
ticed that one of the principal attractions is q
grand prize ring tournament in which seve'
raj prominent gentlemen will take part.
This species of amusement has not been
offered in our city for a long time, and will,
doubtless, prove very entertaining. For the
running and trotting races there have been
entered many of our favorite trotters, and
much speculation has already taken place as
to the winning horses.
The object of the festival is a most deserv-
ing one, and should enlist the hearty CO.
operation of all our citizens, irrespective of
The day will be grand gala one
and there will in all probability, be an
immense concourse of visitors
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Southern Shoe MdnufactOry.

NEW ORLEANS, July "a, 1875.
Gentlemen of New Orleans and Louisiana:
am starting Southern Shoe Factory I only ask
of you gentlemen, for your patronage. guatan tee
that will give you better satisfaction in my line than
any establishment in this cty-cheaper and of better
material. Gentlemen you all know that there are
great many laborers and mechanics in this State
who have no work nor any food for their wives and
Children. II we will start factories and pat
ronze each other we could easily get along with our
factories of all descriptions. Our money is all given
to the North and West which is millions of dollars
have been established in the Shoe Mandatory for
the last twenty-five years aud cali the attention of
the community in general
Yours respectfully.
JOHN HANSEN,
jy27 2dp 81 Canal street.
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On Tuesday, August 18th, there will be
given. ct No. Is Esplanade street, q concert,
tableaux and entertainment for the benefit Of
the Scandinavian Ssaman's Bethel. ~
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Our subscribers and patrons are hereby
notified that VIM. J. Tanner il no longer en-
ployed on this paper, and is not authorized to
collect money due us, or to receipt for the
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The Southern Dramatic Club give their
third complimentary performance at the ST
Charles Theater on Saturday evening, August
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There are no ex- Presidents now living and
the present Executive is not worthy of his
Office But there still lives cheap and reliable
newsdealer at Goldthwaite's book store. So
Canal street. His name is Staub.
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We have received from Mr.. F. r. South
mayd quite lengthy communication relative
to his remarks at the late meeting Of the
Property Holders, held at Mechanics Insti-
tute. Our reporters memory diR,rs from Mr..
Southmayd's, however, relative to one par
ticular remark in hisaddress.
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The London Geological Society has recently
lost its fine Indian elephant female, q
beautiful specimen, about twenty years old,
very tractable, docile and intelligent Its
brain weighed twelve pounds. LIS daily food
is said to have been eighty pounds in weight.
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COLLECTION OF CRY TAXES IN July, 1875 =
Taxes of 1861, 81 so; of '62, S642; OF 81.
s246; of 66, S55S; of 81, s54; Of '68, 1896 so;
of so, 1925 Is; CT 10, s2l42, OF I'll.
S6531 Is; of 70, s6597 10; of IA, s68, 825 43;
of rs, Sl72, 726 go. Total $500, 1872 03.
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We deeply regret to hear that our estimable
and longtime friend, Fitzwiiiiam Lonsdale,
has succumbed TO that relentless reaper,
Death. For many months he has been VIC
tim to an incurable disease. consumption,
but preserved his spirit Of hope and cheerful
ness to the last.
He was a partner Of Col. Rivers in the con-
duct of that far-famed caravansary, the St.
Charles Hotel, and was known and esteemed
by people from all parts of the country.
There are many persons here and elsewhere
who will shed honest, sympathetic tears over
the grave of Fitz Lonsdale. Lightly may the
turf rest upon him.
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office Board Of Underwriters.

O..
= NEW ORLEANS, August 5th 1875.
The following changes were adopted at an ad-
journed meeting held this day. =9t 4a
RED RIVER RATES.
Not above Alexandria ..-.-.---- u per cent.
Above Alexandria and not above mouth
of Cane River q
Above mouth of Cane River, and not
ab5ye Grand Ecore. 4
Above Grand Ecore, and not above
Shreveport --.-..1
Above Shreveport including axe Caddo
or Soda Lake, not above Jeffel son,
Ie4dS
ST FRANCIS RIVER
To Phi LIS 8 Bayou .-------------.-
All points above as far as Wittsburg IL
FROM SABINE, ANGELINA AND NECHES
RIVERS, via the Miss sippi River
All Cotton under deck Present Tariff Rates.
All Gotten on deck -.l. 3 Under Deck Rates.
A- L. W. BAQUIE,
aus st Secretary pro tenn.
Southern Shoe 1Tnnaf0cfOra,
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The deaths in New Orleans numbered 100,
or at the rate of 5668 per annum, or %. 81 per
thousand, estimating our population at 200,-
900. The deaths from congestivs fever were
from consumption, IA. Those from infantile
marasmus were 5, and from smallpox L. The
deaths from diseases peculiar to children were
20 in number. which consists Of from cholera
infantum, 2of infantile commissions, 2 of dph-
liberia, 3 Of scarlet fever. of whooping-cough,
/ of worms, 5 Of infantile marasmus, and Of
lockjaw.
This loss of infant life is sad, but it is small
in comparison with the fell slaughter of the
innocents in other cities.
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Buy your carriages, buggies and baby
wagons of L. T. Maddux, 81 Carondelet street
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Splendid mixed tea, one dollar per pound, at
the Tea Depot, Camp street.