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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
L~iHRSaeott's Aa0asIneN

The December issue closes the
sixteenth volume of this excellent
Magazine. The number before las
opens with a handsomely illHstrat-
ed article Oh up the Thames"
the second Of series on the inter
esting river, by Edward G. Bruce.
The principal places that r des-
cribed In this part are. Richmond
and its surrounding, Txiekenhsm,
and Wimbledon Common. Frances
Anne Kemble adds greatly to the
interest OF this number by her
Notes On the Characters Of Queen
Katharine and Cardinal Wolsey in
Shakespeare's Henry WILL THE
Comrades" is concluded in this
number. Sarah Winter Kellogg,
the writer OF this touching stegy,
has added many admirers by this,
her latest effort "CormelLa' is an
exquisite Psem by Emna lazarus.
Betrayal" is also q fine specimen
of an American poem by Sidney
Lanier. Medical Education ia
the United States" by H. C. Wood
Jr., NJ. D., is an able article on a
subject Of deepest Importance to
the whole community. "Risks" is
a charming and ingenious story by
G. P. Lathrop. The next to call
our attention is a short but inter
estiRg paper by Sarah B. WIster,
entitled Ballads and Bards Of the
Ukraine" .sTbe Atenement Of
Lean Dundas," the SERIAL es this
Magazine, increases in interest.
"A Night Of Adventures" by Fitz-
edward Hall, is a very interesting
descriptive article on travel in In
dia. 7
In this number are several other
articles and stories, our space al
o5T.;ng only mention Of two of them
miss Wizards Two Rings" Sher.
wood Bonner, and Miss Lucy Il:
Hooper's housekeeping In Paris"
the former o very striking story /,
the latter, as the title suggests, an
other OF those pleasant gossiPy ar.
tlcies from the pen or thar graeeru,
American cofrsspondent Mre.
Hooper pnr Monthly Gossip
contains a variety; of short articles
of interest, while the .Literatnre
OF the Day" embraces the usual re-
views atsnew books. The January
namhsr will begin the new volume
OF TINS Magazine, which we com
mend tn our readers as one Of the
most attractive published.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
a-BOoTs & SHOES a specialt,

8-BOoTS & SHOES a specially
at ALLEN 8. Call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
and SAVE MONEY.
Prints, Dress Goods, Shawls,
Boulevard Skirts, figured FIannels,
Bleached and Brown Domestics,
Fancy Notions, in great variety at
ALIENS.
If yon want a nice suit OF
Ready made clothes, Oyercoat, or
black Doe Skin Pants, go 30 W. A.
ALIENS, rs he keeps a LARGE STOCK
of those Goods and will sell at
BOTTOM FIGURES.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
Neg York Ohsrrr~

This best of family newspapers
is as fresh and interesting, now in
its fifty third year, as ever before;
and, indeed, we think it more SO.
Its letters alone are worth more
than the subscription price of the
paper. 1t repudiates 6ll offers of
premiums, pictures, &c, and sends
to its patrons q splendid family
newspaper of the largest dimen
sions, containing all the desirable
news, religious and secular. and an
endless variety of reading for yonng
and old, all of which is pare and
good. Every family should have
it. For specimen copies, address
S. l. PRTNE & CO., New York.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
NcrriagsLteense~

TIE ia list e mar
riage licenses issued by the County
Court Gierk Of Greene coantys. for,
the month of November:
Isamg Kestersen to Mary y.
Pinekstan Hal D., Batter % A
T. FHail5 James drsenise to HI4r5
Jane Kerbengle; john Garrett to
Elizabeth Bowman ; Wan. c, Scott,
tie LYDIA lElhsi Geo Willis 10
Frances Morgan 7. J. Moore to
Frances NJ GfslIers; A. B. White
to Mary Kilday Isaac P. McNeese
to LoreEe Webb; ]. NJ. Naff to
LonS Sic MiIIah; John M.SStarnno
Rutha L. Willis; Erastus Burnt to
MI. Burnits Thomas l. Carter
to Sarah L. Harmon !; j. M. Gam
mon to NJ. NJ. RAIDER; Freezing
Park to Mollie Godsey Wilson
Fox to Violet Kennedy.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
Eou Hn,,. - Encuse.

Have you any Reuse for suffer
ing with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant? Is there any reason why
you shoHld go on from day to day
complaining With Sour Stomach.
Sick Headache, Habitual Cestive-
ness, pAlpiiation of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water-bEash, Gnawing and
burning pains at the pit of the
Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue and disagrecable taste in
the mouth, Coming up OF food after
eating, Low spirits, &c. No. 1t
is positively your own fault if you
you do. Go to your Druggist
aud get a Bottle of GREENS
August FLOWER for Is cents, Your
cure is certain, but if you doubt
this, get a sample Bottle for 10
cents and try it. Two doses will
relieve you. 29.cowtf.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
Letter List.

John G. Bryand, Elisha Barnett,
John Cannon, Richard Harpess
Alfred Johnson, ". II. Kirkpatrick,
Gcll Solae, Charley Lemons, Har-
tiny Mathews. n. D. Magnoham,
Jacob Milburn, c. w. Porter, VIM.
Ross, VIM. R. Reed, W. B. Stroud,
Jack Smart, Mrs. A. H. Thompson,
Thomas S. Wa3Eams, T. G. We
Hams, Sprig Williams.
If the above letters are not called
for by the TA of January, they win
be forwarded to the Dead Letter
Office. Il. B. BAKER, p. III.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
journal OF agriculture and
Farmer.

journal OF agriculture and
Farmer
We call the attention Of our
readefs to the advertisement OF this
old and reliable Agricultural and
Grange paper that appears in an
other column. 1t has been pub
hsAed in St. Louis for . great num-
Der Of years and is the leading pa
per of it class in the Southwest
1t is reliable and trustworthy, and
If any OF our friends desire to take
a frst-class Agricultural Journa
they can not do better than 20 take
this one. -saa sra
The publishers are making their
weekly report of the markets Of st.
Louis and other large cities a PRO
minent feature of the paper and
doubtless all will find them anthem
tie and reliable. Give the Journal
of Agriculture and Farmer a trial
and you will doubtless be pleased
and pre6ted by 1t. 29-6~-
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
we had the pleasure Of risi

We had the pleasure of visit
ing Mr.. David Waddle's school on
yesterday. The pupils spell very
WE'LL We did not see a broom, II
bucket, nor O black board in the
school house. We found no states
but few copy books. The people
need stirring up" in regard to
the school cause. What has be-
come of the directors Z. Nj. w. :
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
COkOntsts, EhafGNrsAts and TrdV-
ete4.S Westward. X

For maps, circulars, condensed
time tables and general Informa-
tion in regard to transportation ia
cilities to all points in Tennessee,
Arkansas Missouri, Minnesota,
Colorado, Kansas, Texas, Iowa,
New Mexico, Utah and California,
apply to or address ALBERT B.
WRENN, General EmIgrant Agent,
Office No. 2 H. /. KimbaIl House,
Atlanta, Ga.
Nc n should go West without
first getting in communication with
the General Emigrant Agent, and
become informed as to superior
advantages, cheap aud quick traEs-
%portation of families ho&asebe4d
goods, stock, and farming nipple
ments generally. AH ~ osnsetson
cheeiJuHy giren.
w. L. DANLEY,
29-tf. g. p d I. Il.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
the Interest of the Public.

We call the attention of the
people of East Tennessee to- parties
travelling over the country repre-
senting themselves as agents of j.
C.ASmith Dc Co, marble dealers,
and selling work on the reputation
of Ms, j. G. Smith. We employ
no agents and have no connection
with any other firm. We put up
work cheaper than any firm in
East Tennessee and guarantee sa:-
isfaction or no pay.
Address all orders for work to
j. G.. SMITH & Co,
P. o. Box 244, Knoxville, Tenn
3S-W-4t-
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
Election Notice.

by myself or Deputy open.
and hold an election on Saturday
the 4th day of December next, at
the Court House in Greeneville,
for the purpose of clecting ons
Mayor, six Aldermen, one Recorder
and one Constable for the corpora
ton Of the Town Of reeneville.
a.s.F WIN. S. WHITE, Sh'f.
Nov. Is. 1875.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
NOTICE.

ConsiderabIetroub Iehavingbeen
given rs ny the report circulated
by parties unknown that we are
selling to Changers cheaper than to
others ne take this opportunity to
deny the report. We sell for cash
at the lowest prices possible, ONE
PRICE TO ALL.
E. S. RISING.
Greeueville, Nov. "a, 1875.
38-3w.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
Notice.

An persons indebted to the firm
of S. McGaughey's Sons d Co., are
hereby notified to come forward
and settle at once.
Gro B MCGAUGHKY,
At McGaagbey's Corner, Main
Street, Greeneville, Tenn.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE.

Municipal election Saturday.
The grain market Is rather
dull .l.- Old. .
1T bas not rained every day
this week.
Wheat still coming in. Prices
don't vary. -afro
The farmers are sowing more
wheat since the rain. q" -.'. la'.
There is to he n supper at Mt
Rcthel. Christmas eye.
The corEacted schedule viii be
found in our time table this week.
-"Commercial Pilgrims" is
what they call the drummers now.
-Grceneville has three well
stocked and profitable millinery
stores EE1-in > yIs.H.TByI-u
One Of the colored churches
will gives public supper Christ
mas exc. arm hir rir' ,ru.-
Nearly everybody in town
going to keep 'opep house on
New Years day.
Hon. VIM Mcfarland passed
up the road Monday night en- route
for Washington, "a ga. al. ~
"A key-check man did up the
town yesterday, getting a large
number OF orders.
Our setter is a dog among ten
thousaod. he never fails to spring
tho case on a-rabbit. iG0e0
Numerous North Carolina ap-
pie wagons in town Of late, Looks
a lttl0 like old tipes.
Our town has another con,
fectionery-Charley Lanes, in west
end Willh0it's building.
The chicken-pox has been pre-.
vailing in town to a limited extent
for n week or two past.
Rev. MIR. Hickson preached to
q good congregation Mt the NJ. Z
Church last Thursday.
Quite q number OF young la.
dies from the country are w~interinG
IN town. attending school
Read the poem. "a Constant
Reader on first page. It doe,
ample justice to the tsNth
Couldn't our Sunday School.
combine and have a CaristNss
tree and supper this year.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have organized q beneNO
lent society for local purposes
-Sancho Pedro has lost favor o
late, though the cards are stil
shufied with as much briskness N
al
ever 5000 E4r ~ s..I &
On much Of the Lick Creel
ands corn is not a half crop, owing
20 the heavy rams In June apt
July.
-0RS streets are getting in
bad condition. but Is the city treas
ury is probably equally as bad of
there is little hope for improve
ment soor. -
A full and concise report o.
the doings Of Congress will be
found in the UsIos AND AMERICAS
from week to week.
Thanksgiving Day was cele
hrated in the usual feeble style
The boys want, hunting and the 0sG
folks went to preaching.
There must be plentyofgams in
the woods and fields from the nuA
Der of boys and men one see.
around nowadays with guns or
thsir shoolders ssiliy sH35
Tho list Of prospective candi.
dates swells noticeable with each
passing day. Every voter in the
county will DO on the list before
---s ~n~s round.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

All persons having claims against
the estate of John z. Holtsinger,
deed, will please present them at
once, legally authenticated and
those indebted to said estate will
come forward Immediately and make
pay ment of the same.
w. G, WILLS, Admr.
November 10th, 1875
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
G. NOTICES.

60 to WINS & LYONS for
your HAMMERED IRON.
You can get ANY KIHD of HAM
MERED IRON you want of VIII
LIS * Lyons, Camp Creek.
Go to Willis & LYONS for
your PATIENT POINTS, SHOW
ELS & B~ULL-TONGUE MOLDS,
WAGON TIRE, &c, DC.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
Hntst HnkstHn4st

Just received at ALIENS q large
stock of LATEST STYLES. AL prices,
from rs cents &c So. Also good
stock o. Trunks and Umbrella g.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

Young men and business men
should not fail to read the adver-
tlsement of BEHM'S CONNER
CIAL COLLEGE, and then attend
p course Of lessons.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

Young men who wish to ae-
9uire q profession in a few months
shoald read the adVeBtIzezasnt of
BEHM'S COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE IL another column.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
Walnut KeraaIs.

a GRANGE for the Boss ana
SIREs 70 make their am QHBIsP-
las 4GNE4 Geo. q NC
Gan&bsg, waRts 5000 POUNDS WAL
NUT KERNALS.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

eplzooglc wnue sns nuA- -
seeni to awe tskea the contagion
and are sipilxrlY sfaeetsd. This
coagh dees not seem. to proceed
frcIn the lungs, bntis more of the
aatare OF catsrrh, for which no
remedy yhas been. found to give
such certain and quick relief as
Symphyx for. man, and Damon's
Powders ier, horses. They his the
cure G xhs.ly.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

"A full line of LADIES'
STRIPED SHAWLS at II. q.
BAKER & Co.'S.
-Everything to please the Tn.
dies at Ii. b. BAKER & Co.'S.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

The horses all over the country
are coughing from the prevailing
L--aa1 family
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02
.HcfEIF. and III, .l.sslt
-Hra% ASseo h. bfcG aggesys
call in Local so'iess tor saihut

Horse flesh may be quoted as
father below par this week. We
haze bnt one sale 70 nole. of which
the consideration was two pigs
and nine bushels of corn.
Tile article in this issue on the
Qualla country aud its inhabitants
will be found quite interesting It
was written by Q gentleman. who
has recentlyspent several months
there ltOallO
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

Col. Lloyd BulIen receives the
following complimentary notice in
the Ria-aI S,a: "a correspondent
writing from East Tennessee ssys
of Col. Lloyd Bullen, that he Is
widely known as a man Of strong
mind and grea.. force of character,
and that he was once mixed up SS.th
political matters somewhat, but he
has, like the sensible man that he
is, long since abandoned the field
of political.strifeIand is now devot-
ing his time and attention to the
cultivation of the soil. The condi-
ton of his estate shows how
thoroughly he understands his bust
ness He is, in fact, q close stu
dent in agriculture. reads and da-
YOURS everything he can Law his
hands On, taSea copious ;notass and
brings his practiesl views; and OBJ
servations together With In aseu,
INFLATED knowledge to, bear upon
his honored profession"
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02

The public Is concerning it,
self very little about the municipal
electisa thia year. j G. Gass is
candidate for Mayor. To- the i'm
portant and Lucrative Office of Town
Constable no n aspires, that We
can discover. Squire Self, present
Recorder is a candidate for re-elec-
ton and Clark Lotspeich is his
competitor. IN the lst Ward JAS
O'Brien is a candidate for Alder
man, w. p. Hawkins in the Sec
ond, b.. Mcdaniel in the Third.
j.. c. Lane in the Fourth, J.. A.
Galhraith in she Fifth and w. A.
Allen in the Sixth. With the ex,
-ception, of Mr.. Mcdaniel these
gentlemen are all members OF the
present Board. They have proven
10 be good officers and we presume
will be elected, We hear there is
another ticket in the field, but il
true it must be a dark -lantern con-
corn, rs we cannot discover any Of
the candidates.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
GuropaiI9e Gabelherid)te.
Der llmibwuus in Spanien.
Ssiabcqa's Snhm 24lfonfn 5unt
ss0nia profiaMirt.
Gr suiro BON Oct Mrmee, Der Sstntte uto oeu
Stnotcn accsptirt.-Sesrauo gtbt iciue
,Safttmm,.rg.

Gantanber, 81. 0es. : Ser @onuer.
neur BON Santanber batreFgnirt, Die Stabt
lit rubtg, bod lit Die 6lotte ben Brtnsen Ill
fonlo glinltis Geitinlnlt. WfaridlaG Serrano
lit uad Dtaorib 5iriid9efebrt.
Baris, 81. 0eSbr. = Sine tele9raphiide
9epei9e lit aus Dtabrio bier eingetrOiien,
melde meloet, paB Yrins alfonio, Der Sobn
Ser 81 S0nigin Slabela, gum 86ni9 BON
Spanien protlamlrt tuorben lit unb bdb ale
Sruppen Der yforoarmee nrlo Der Wttttelarulee
iid ibm angeweneet baben:
Baris, 81. gesbr. ~ Der lpauild)e Gon>
inf in Yourg Wtushne, Sep. Der BprenGenl
Srientales, bat benz Brdfeften BON 8aponne
ansesei9t, baB 9onna Slanca, Die Satin
oes' 0pn Nlfolle,; Srueer bes Don Carlos,
bic @rense iiberidritten bat uuo nad9 Neo De
prgel gereiii tft,
Barts, 81. Oesbr. - gSeitere 0epeIdlen
BON Spanien melben, baB Prins Ilfonio einz
gelaben morben ilt, bic Nrnlee oe8 JtOr0enS
gu beiu1eu. 0ie S1iffe i'm 9afen bon GAIT
tanber baben Die fDuiglid)e 6la9se aufgSogen.
Mari1aa Serrano CAB ietre 3uitimmung.
Der Wtiniiier oes Snnern bat folgenbe Oepez
if)e an bic @ouperueure Der Brontn5en &C.
lanbt:
,,Nlfonjo XII. iii Don ber 9fatipn, 0er Ars
NEE uno Dem Miaiter einltimmig Snm &6nig
auS9eruien poroen. Cine 8egentifaft inter
berBrGToentur bes @onooaS Del eaitlllo (obne
Yorteieuille) lit gebiloet iuoroep. 9Slr bofien,
baB Sbr Yatrioti8nius Sie peranlaiien mlro,
Die Sbuen anoertranten groBen Sntereilsn init
felter 9anb 5i iuabren."
0ie @lionliiten ftnb Der lniidlt, baB Der
GarlismuS ieinen 3oOeSiio6 erbaiten hat,
Baris, 81. De5. = Die Gr sS5ni9tn Sias
bella bat iolgenoe Depeiden erbalten:
,,Ille StaDte babeu entbufiaitlld, auf Die
| Proclamation geantmortet. Brimo De Hiuera,
| @en.z z@apitdn BON Maorib."
yg9ir bitten gm. Wtaieitdt, bieie Iafri9i
gurem Sobne ntittbeilen su mollen. gSir
gratuliren Sbnen 81 oieiem obne 8lutueree.
| Gcn erreid)ten Srinmpbe." 9ieie Oepei1e III
Don @anopas Del Galtt0s nlitunterseiduet.
Yaris, 81. Deg. = Siabelle lfiGte fol-
genoe OepeiG)e on Sen. Yrtma De Ripera
Scr aDnig rcii't ioiort ua6 Spanien ab
alfonio telegrapbirte an ben Bapit uno ba
um ieinen Segen er petiprad, ipie ieine Spr
| fabren, Die Nefte beS hl. Stubles III ifiiben
0as Miniiterlum oes &0niss alfonio miri
iolaenberma6en suiunineugeeet iein: @aroc
mas, Suitisnliniiter; Souellar, Sriegsmini
tier; Salaoeria, Sluansminilter MolinS
| Marineuiriitsr; 8. 6obleoo, Ntiuiter Oes
| 9nneru; Srrio, ,oanbelsminiiter Qpata
| &oionialniniiter. alionio lift oireft mad
| Spanieu gerelit. Grmiro enttueoer in @ao
ODER III Saiencia lanben.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
Baltimore, 3d. 5yreitag, l. Sanuar 1875.

| iiao, bat es iib berausgeitslt, oaB Se 9Sert.
iiibrcr in Srauereien blIrblhnittlid $40, 600
pro Sabr erbalten. 9aS 1T ungefdbr brsis
mai 10 uiel ais bic 8idter an areiSseri1ten
in &entudp befommen. Oemna6 miiBte eS
| alio oreimai icpiel Neuntniiie muO 5dbigtei
ten erforbern, 9a9erbier 81 brauen, ais ben
@eiets@Oosr oes Staates Sentudp ;u inter
pretireu."
Capt. g8 erner taud)t mad LANCER 8auie
luieoer einmal in ben 3eitungen aIf Die
ySblel. 3tg." bemertt: Die pieluerlprodenc
Sef6roerung oesGapitdns 9Serner smmGontre-
ADMIRAL urrb mad IuspeiS Der @tatSuorla.
ge allf 1875 nitbt itattiinoen. lber bie&or
bcriage, pclde 10 fiber auItrat, bat iid ebert
iaas nift beipabrbeitet, ole ndinlid), OaB Der
Gapitdn wegen Der inn angeblid, Su9efiigten
Srdntung ieine Serabid1ieonng beantrageu
lperoe. OerIelbe furgirt in Der plhtigen
Steliung alS Sberweritbrettor III gSilbclms-
tafen, obne oab irgeno eln anSeidlen uorbans
Den 1T, er lei oerieIbeu miioe."
Stttlie u c ee, Die bier, ,luie audi In
9eutid)lano uohlbetannte Sonbrette, peldle
jcet al oeuOirettor otS california OeutidJen
SbeaterS" III Gan Sran;Isco, 5rn. D. Sritlf,
uerbeiratbet lit, trat am Is. Oei. uad falt
sebnidbri9er 3urittge;ogcnheit pom ocrSiibne
iuteber ais ,,Sane Gpre" in Der ,y9aiie Don
9owooo" AMI. 9ieSau 5rawtsco'cr ,AbenO,
Bot" idlreibt BON ibr: ySbre fiIuitleriiden
atdfte iuo beute nod 10 uugcidlmGdlt, iuie tic
Dor sebn Sabren maren, mo ibre peri6nlide
@rideinung auI Der Siibne bat ebcnlo wenlg
elugebi:Bt."
Gin tiir;lid) i'll Stetti II wegen in Berlin
periibter @ehieli6lfnugen oerbaitcter Suds
batter 6id)aro !Sorlbogen hat lid) i'm @sianS-
niB erbdngt. Der Rorr! sSGre CT notNme
rita gcfommcn, bdtte CT SlaatSdldtr,eiiter,
GongreBmann ooer @oup,rnCur merncn ION,
men,
Die Serbano luuge Ell Der erilcn 9ias
tional. Gonpeution beS ,aational. 8nnoCs Der
Oeutten Gbtliilihen 9iin9lingspcreinc Der
Ser. Staatcn" finN ms, nett nusgcltOttet,
ais Sroldliire gcorudt ;ugc9au0cu.
S0uig 9nlataun trai gCeru in y ~.
0aoeu, Sonn., cIn uno iuurOe teltld
cmpiaugen; er relitc mad Bottom meiter.
3n benz Siircou Der ,,0tcaoiu9 Giienbobn"
5n i hilabelptio "a fano geitern cine Yris
paipsrlamlnnng uon SoblcnbcrgmtrlS BGd).
tern sum I3luede Der @riinouug ciHer @eitll
ld)aft sum Sd)ube Der Sntcrciicu Der Diinell-
pdd)tcr III Sdngltil 9ountp tatt. GeidDdte
puroen weiter ieine uerbanSelt. Dan Crlpdbltc
bic Seamtcn uno trai ciniae SorbYcitaugeu,
nm Dem ougcgebtncn Suede por,uarbciten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
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gen. Sen. 3. SO. SgOcn iogte aus: sd
bin fommanomenber Siii;ier Der y9Setben
2iga" bieier Stabt. Die ,3iclc unb 3mede Der
o2SeiBeu Siga" iinO in ibrer Contribution flar
oargele9t. (9itie iuuroe Johann psrleien.) Sen.
S9oen tubr fort. llniere Organization 1T MIR
iunl j3ucde Der Sertbeioigung gesriiubet.
Der Stuno Der Oinge i'll 2ouiiana uerlangte
eine iolbe Srganiiatlon; oielelbe nuroe i'm
Sui 1874 9egriinoet mo mir nannten iie Die
,9SeiBe Giga," neil mir uns III unlerer Sage
nur ami 9SeiBe uerlaiicn fonnten. Ntit polis
tildcn Aentern baben mir giidts ;u thun.
5n Der Staot gtem.OrleauS Sdblt uuiere Ser
blnohug 2500-2800 Dtitglieoer, aus benen
i'd imel 6egimenter Snfanterie uno ein Ges
gimeut @apallerie gebiloet babe. l8ir baben
tiidtige Sffisiere fir bieie &egimeuter.
@oup. Benn ernlddlttgte mid, bic 0fili3 Sl
organiliren, III ben Sagelt, III oenen er ais
@ouperueur filngirte. Giui9e unierer Srga=
niiationen iinO jett bemafinet. gSir baben
feline @ei9iibe. Sofort nad Organization
Der gl9a uabm bieelbe elnen mlllt1rtihen
Gbaratter oil. SD babe ieit bem IA. Sep.
ten1ber feine Sefeble erlalien. Die 9iga bat
lid) i'll letterer 3es nid)t Slr Seratbung perz
iammeit. Die lebte Serlammlung fanb Dor
etwa IA Gasen itatt; mir fabten Bei1liifie,
ms nidbt III Die an9elesenbeiten Der Stim.
meu3dbl bler=Seb0rbe Su mli1en. lluier @lnb
bat lett Dem IA. september feline politild)en
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9efaBt, wclfer bic 0tttslieber perpfidhtete,
oiejentgen gtegcr 81 entlaiien, peldle pcs re-
publifanii6e Sidet itin1mtsu. SOr Der ySabl
perlammelte id mctuen Stab, nm SGritte
sur poliSeilidleu Ieberiuahuug Der Staot Su
tbun. gta6 Der @abl famen uiele yteger Su
mir, I'm SAut se9en Die &epnblifaner sn
iudIeu.
i. 9ie yg8eiBe 9i9a" ,puroe niAt in Ger ipe.
siellen Nbidt gegriinoet, ben 9emOtraten gu
belfen; mir balien beioen Barteten Die SrO,
nung aufreft 81 balten. SD bielt MIDI nid]t
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