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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-25
gtQ6t SQltimore.
SertAte aus Sent Snmern SeS
Gf0ofeS

- (0riQinge.) 5rau Barnes in Conner
iet.@ountp CAB an einem Gage letter 8ode
Orei 8naben bas 2eben. Die fleiuen Bur.
id]eu befinoeu ii9 oollfonmeu pobl.
= (Ableben eine5 geahteten Siirger8. }
6r. 8bomas Beaten, Elm alter unO seaAte,
ter Sitrger bon @aiton, SalbOt.@Ount1, farb
am letten 0ieultase.
: (0er r@brtitlife Sliu9lings -Sereiu. ~
Sn Galtou, Cabot @ouutp, murbe am 5ret.
tage cine geSirfS- -@Onfereu5 aeS y@briitll9en
3iiuglings Serein5" abgebalten.
- (@rnennung zines SeitamentSz &egiitras
tors.) 6r. Sowarb sc. Suller iit gum Sc.
itamentS &egiitratOr fir guegbanp. .Gountp
ernanut luorben; er miro oiee Stellung ieoo9
nur bis gum g8abltage i'm gtOOember belief
ben.
= (@rnennung zines YoitmeiftcrS.) Sr.
9ti9arO SalOpin iit gum Yoitmei1ter in 8a,
terbmp, anne 9trunOel-GOuntp, ernannt nor
0em.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-25
Sfutut.

9altfar, N.sS., "a. Sflbr. = Sn Sers
muba wiitbete am 9. b. Elm beftl9er Sturm,
bel peld,em mebrere Sduier tbrer 9dder be-
raubt purOen. Die 3elte, welde BON ben
Soloaten i'm 8armld,9ager benuet puroen,
iiuo idmmtlif niebersemorfen, unO i'm OOdz
6oie wuroe GROCER S6aOen angeri6tet. @twa
100 6uB beS @bauiieebammes muroen mcgee
rifien. Die 8irfungen beS StIrmes ipurOen
in Der aanaen @olonle aeipiirt.
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(Sinoeinunt.l


AooptiDbiirger, an ben gSahltalten! De-
ntofraten uHo 9teformeri Qn nddllten Ofitt-
mod 9tlt'sr Su Set9en, ba6 MIR uniere 8edte
fennen uuo anf8 IeuBerite Uerlangen pollenI
Gin beutl6er Sieoermann 1T nominirt ais
9Sallen. Rld1ter, unier alter, Oerebrter Wfts
burger Sr. s itu8 Brill bl, ber ieit eiuem
balben SabrbunOert Biirger nnierer Statt,
ben eS ME nad) einem Amte uerlanqte, beiitu
Sergan9enbelt taoelloS, uno mel6er oieiss
amt nit gSiiroe, @ered)tigfeits. .@efiibl NIB
unbeItedltld)teit oertpalten nlro. - StimnIt
tur TIN obne TiidiIdlt Der Bartei ! Be6enlt,
pelfle 9Sobltbat es 1T fir maudle 0eutidle
gSlttme, Dor etnem Oeutihen Yatienridjter III
lgrsr troitloien Sage ibre 8iulde un0 ihr
sSolen IN Der Wtutteriprafe porbringen III
toHnen, unb nift erlt ourh ulelleidlt 3weioelt@
tIge toltlpleli9e 9olmetid)er ihr Bisdlen 6aL'
uno @ut gei6mdlert gu ieben!
Sbgeld @lnienber bleieS ben oemofras
ttld1eH 3ettel ltlmmen uiro, 10 fpiro er unbc.
om9t ben 9tamen Carroll llreId1en unD oafiir
oen oeS S II i Il y ii b / idpeiben. Sbun
aue eeutlHen 9emotraten 0aiIelbe, 10 tpers
0ell mIr Die @bre uno SreH0e baben. oa6 MIR
unlere Pfld)t 9etban uuo eiHen wiroiqen
0eltlden i'll etn @brensAmt geiebt baben,
oa8 MIR Die beIten Triid]te brtngen miro.
6oroert auf @ure amerlfaniihen Sreun6e
auf etn SietdeS Su tbuu, iett ibnen aus.
,tnanSer, baB Elm oeutifer g8aiienriater inG
@&ouegium Der 9rei fait unumgGugi6 no.
big lit, baB baS g8aiien.@eri6t BON iuIt +
0eutid)er in @niprudl geuommeu miro, bon
,enen etr GROCER Gbeil niGt Der eu9liihen
opradle mahttg lit! - 2lrbeitet uuo itimmt
ltr Den Otanu, Der ME Bolittter mar uno
etne SdlidIe feunt, befen @5aratter unau-
altbar! Stimmt gllIe an nd9iten Nittpo9
III 9rH. S II tins Srii bl, unb mir wer-
zen fiegen. il
(g55) I'm sSon,s,, .,IcIer @svtSAn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-25
Sin nffener Brief.

Sattimore, o. On, 1874.
S,rm VI. Is. Spenee, 8orften6en oes Grstutipz
Somtte's ber Reloyms sSauiteHfe,
28ert6er 5err!-Sdl erIaube MIR. Sbnen;mit,utheiz
len, odB idl metnsn ReMen ats San6ioaten fiir oae
9eIesatea9au9 psya afpeiten gsiessebunsszBf
WieiH 8emt99rauo gu oieieh Sdritte iif. hoe
Dibfeno tp nit Dem 9eie Der 9dufleutez Befpeoraa
berbetfdbrun3 Der au een osmotratii eSee
ies9ebun9sz uno Stnotrat1s 2idsts GothlDenoiosn
Rdorm etnperitdaoen mar una mob bin. Id, SnH
ntdlt als rtter Dem QItat oiieutIi iraeno ipeId,s
Gt4tua9 uSterltlsen tam, Die Sn anoeren ReIuItas
IL fGpren tpiiroe.
Ngat ireunOli6em Dante fir Die mir Our6 sie nm
nit ablehne, uuter3eifne Id w 7'''.
1o-. abtunsspol Spr ae1oyIainer 9isner
A@0o4 Wec. g. Ma0eIS.
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MDfS.

Yitt burg, Ya., "a. Sft. Gin
junger Mann, 9tamens 6arrp @raule, tpurbe
beute Otorgen nm 2 llbr rnwett Der Sbarpss
burg Citation tObt gefunoen. Cine bon elmer
nabe gelegenen Sobleuwerfte berfiibrenoe
Slutipur ldBt Die Sermutbung auffommen,
baB er in sem Sofe gei6oheu ipuroe uno Oab
er Suiamnenbra6, ebe ibm Seiitauo 9eleiiet
iulr0e. Der Wt1rDer lit nod nidlt ernlittelt.
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sd,pn 1pieSer etu SaIpn.llnalii6.

VOuiSoille, &pu %. Oft. : Glne De
peid)e bon SptnsbOro meloet, baB bort Der
2uftififfer Brof. atfinion inmer perlett
rpuroe. 5ein Salton gerieth in Srano, als
Oerielbe mebrere bunoert SuB bod 9eitie9en
mar, unb 4t1inlon itiirSte, nobel CT ibwer
perlebt muroe. Setu sSleberauffommen 1T
2msifelhnft
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SrQnOc+

gewsSaben, Conn, %. Stt. - Die
8obuung ber6rau Suian SraoIep in @beibire
muree g:iteru Ibenb bur6 Seuer Serit6rt uno
bas gbepaar Mrrrap, ipeldeS in oem Sauie
i9lief, perbrannte.
YottSbille, 3d., "a. Sft. - Sn Ma.
bonep 8lane wurDe heute gtor9en I'M llbr
&irlin's Ipotbefe, in welder itd) bas Yoitamt
uub baS - @eiternllniOn5ele9r "'Siireau
befano, iorpie angrenSenoe Sauier Dur6
Seuer serftDrt. Die Boitia9en unb teleara=
pbiideu Snitrnmente mnrOen gerettet. Sas
SSeuer, bas g3erf etneS Srenbitifters, perur,
iadte eiuen Sdlaoen bon $4,000.
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(Spe3tnlS0epel1e oeS n@orrelponoenten
Gtu6id)ertn9 elmer Souentud1rett=
fabrtf tttto WerIttit BON
JRsaNSH N or o IA eax

SrebertdSburg, 3d., 23. Stt. -
Die ais y8aibin9tOn Otills" befaunte g9ol.
lenwaaren.Sabrit wurOe aeltern abeno burd
6euer Sert0rt. Die 6abrif nebif MaI6merre
maren Sl2,800, unO Die SorrGtbe $4,000
Wertb. aiiefnran5 $4,000. llngefabr 100
Nenihen gerietben our6 bas traurige @reig.
niB auBer 9rbett. @tn in 0ieniteu Der 6abrit
itebeuOer Snabe fam um'8 2eben. Die 6abrif
bcfano iid i'll ben 6duOen BON Sadett, 6Oro
& @omp. - 8. &riiger & Sobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-25
(SpeSia(zDepeide 6e6 aGorreIponoenten"
500 ctneS alten SentSd)en 2t0optiOs
y3iit0erS

8 nm ber I mo, Wto., "a. Sttober. =
ltnier befannter Oeuti6er Utitbiirser or. &arl
Sung, 1871 Witglieb Der StaatSgeietges
bun9, fritbcr inSaltimore, aber ielt etner&eibe
bon Sabreu III Cumberland anidBig, 9ng
beute DtOrgen nm ubr nit SoOe ab. Surd)
ben Sob oes Sru. Sung uerliert AGegbanDz
Sountp einen ieincr adtburiten Oeutiden 8iir.
ger. (pr. Sung beiud)te un8 Dor eiuiger 3eit
in Baltimore; er tla9te i9ou oamalS iiber
feline gei9UGhte @elunObeit, aber min begtcn
faum Die 8efiir6tung, oaB iObalO Der liner
bittlide 500 ibu aus uuierer Dtltte forberu
wiirOe. gr. Sung itNnb in Den 60er Sabreu.)
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Die Steuerbetriisereien Der gSbiss
feAprenner.

81. Qouis, %. Sft. = SIN BunoeSqe.
rid,te fir ben meitli6su Diitrift Don NilIonrt
uuroe Der San bes Sberft Sobn u. Sopc.,
peld,er ieit nebreren Sagen perbaucelt NOR
ben mar, entiaieoen. Sopce rpurOe auf alle
tier anflagen fdulois befunoen. - Die
Strafe fir jebe einselne anflage lautet auf
Suft6uushaft sur Dauer BON 6 Monaten bis
5 Sabreu uno $lOOO-5O0O @elbbnBe. Der
anwalt Oes aHsstlastsn bat einen neuen YIo.
seB beantragt. aud in Dem Sale OeS 5. 9.
0ittiuger 1T ein neuer Bro3eB beantragt nor.
ben. SoDce wirb bis sur Aburtbeilung bon
entem Suuoesmari9ale iiberma6l, genlebt
ifbnd, sic Gretheit Der Stabt.
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Die Grmoronu9 ocs WsdoGens
S1n,ltaat0e.

Goncorb, u. D., %. Sft. = 8. U.
Sage, Der mutbmablifc W0roer Der Soiie
&angmaibe, mad)te bente elnen sipeiteu
Slu6tucriu1 uno lpuroe in 6olge SeHen in
@lIen gelegt. Der @iuorud, oaB er Der Wi6r=
Der 1T pirO INNER m1dltlaer.
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SInttfiittfe tttt0 gSbtSfeU.

9 t. X0Nt5, "a. Stt. = Or. SDerntan
unb Sr. Samuel Barter, Die in 8epier, Wo.,
plDtlld, toot nieberitiirSten, batten cine aus
Slauidure uuo gSbiSfsp beitebenbe Uiii6ung
fir @bisfeg qebalteu, uno Der @enuB heriel-
ben hatte bas tDotlihe 9elultat berbeiqeiiihrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-25
Ste tte,te Contribution bon 2tlas
f,nf1fn

0font g merp, %. Sft.-Der @taats
auDitor Snlitb, Der ein5ige bobe StaatSbe
ante, iuelfer 9tepublifaner 1T, bat ell
S6reiben perDhentliht, in neldem er bi
neue Gonlittutiou marm nnterltiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-25

@albeit on, %. OH. = Bel Der Nusz
fteluug in gSaco, Ser, rift 81. u. SOro auf
einein gem0bulideu Bferbe GO Neilen in sipei
Gtuuben 40 0ttnuten. @r ma9te bic lebte
O2eile in 2 Utiu. Sefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-25
YSerhaft,tt,o i, ON N1lId,ertt.

GDicago, Sl., 23. Oft. = Ser beriidJ.
ttgte 6dlider Sen SopO, ruelder lesten OOns
ncrita9 nit ieiner Srall in Sutton, ST., pers
haitst murDe, 1T bier einsetrofie1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-25
8ereoteum8 clues conf0oertrtem
Generals

81 ef) onb, Sa., %. Dit. - Die geife
bes Generals q. 6. Bidstt traf beute Dtittag
BON gtorfolf bier Elm dno puroe am Sabnbofe
Doh einem 8iirger Gomlte in @mpfang ge=
nommeu unb mab bem Capitol gebrad)t.
Wioraen Nahmittas miro bieielbe inter 9ro-
Bem @eprdnse auf Dem Ongmooo,Sirdjbof
beigeiebt peroen. -
H 1monb, 24. Sft. = Die 2eiheufeier
| fano beute Radmittag ftatt. Die gan3e Se1
u5lferung Don 9tidmonO uno Ganeuoe BON
Belud1eru aus anoeren Stdbten fol9ten benz
0eihenwagen. Siele 9duier Der Stabt maren
brapirt unD Die Slaggen tpebten aIertbalben
balbltods. Die Yroseiiion beitanb aus benz
eriteu Yira. Neginent, benz Gabetten Corps,
Der Monticello @llarb bon @6arlottepiae, Der
aus Neaern befebenben yslttuds @uarS" pno
perihie6enen getsraneii1Sereinen aus Std.
mono unD Betersburs. slu Die Ntilitdr @onl,
pasnie'g ihlofieu iid, Die Gempelrltter une
an0,rs aogen aii; blerallf fqlgteH Die 9tGbt.
bealnten ano Die 6feHnpe gno AnsebSriser
bes Ssrtorbeneu, iomle piele prominentt
Yiranier in &Rtldlen. Der 3ug mar nabesr
II ljieilen lang. Wian nimmt an, bab 40,
600 Menihen ben 3ug aniabcn uNb DaB Der
lipIhp etnn 5000 Berloueu itQrf ipar.
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Sd,re6liher Mmelti6sfan bet Gbt=
Iaoelpbta. = cine Gutfd)e ftiirst
tn ben Sd)Mplfin. - Dret Ycrip=
non effr1f n Fen 90

bi La clip ia, "a. Sft. - 9ente
9tahmittag ftiirste eine Sutife, in msld1er
fiiiif Ysrionen iaBen, Wanapnnf geseniiber,
in ben 9hublfill. 5einrid @etler, oeiIer
Wutter nno lein aino ertranten. Sames
Wfiller uno beifen Sran rpuroen gerettet.
Der llnfaa pnroe oaourd, oab Die Yieroe
bnrdsinsen, peranlabt. Die 2eiaeH fino auf.
gefunben.
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I'm Ramtn oicler Seutidjer
(Gtn9eiuuot.)
Tfe Ercf1o n = -OicpEo n, -. J,,,,n


Grlaubeu sic mir Die SembunQ 5brtS
Slattes, nm 9egen Die ourf gtid)ts gered,t=
Iertt9ten 9robbeteu uno Sniulte oes Or.
Sellner BON Bbtlaoelpbia ge9eu eiuen Stauo
81 proteItlren, Der bier cine groBe 4u;abl a6t=
barer Utitglleoer Sdblt uno it9erlth BON benz
Reoner ntd)t peroteut bate, i'll 10 beSei6nen-
Der 2Setle benutt 5u merOcn, nm politlidJe8
Sapttal 81 MAIDEN, un0 III plumper gBeiie
Dem 9anOel8. unO 2lrbeiteritanoe 8ret um's
DtauI SIT ldn1iereu. 9tuf Der Sribiiue iaBen
mcbrere itrebiame unD tiidtige Qouofaten,
oarunter aud Der @ouoerneurS &anoibat
paris, Der Staat8annalts @anoioat SobuS,
9r. 6ennt9gauien, Der grGiOent oeS Utee-
lungs, uno 9u0ere. lleberbaupt mar bic
ganse 8eOe etH gemii6 bon @u9rifien gra0e
auf lene 9elte, Die uniere 8artei 3u 9ewlnneu
lulldldlt, Die aber Or. &. Dor ben &opf ge.
ltoBen bat. r0as 2OoOtatsngciinOel mug him
ipeg9ete9t merOen," u5eiO Sbr &empcreu5ler,
titrhtet Shr Sud Dor Sier, gSeu uuo g8biS-
tep y" pie Berionen, nel9e ben Sting bill
oenr mitfen 9efcpft merben" IL. b9l. uniun
mebr. Soldle 8cben idaben mebr, ais iie
nlteen, uuO idlelut Der 0ottor eiuen iebr 0erins
gen @rao BON SnteqigenS bel ben beiQen
Oeuthen angenommen 5u baben, mas aller.
otn9S ieineu Bhilabelpbta'er @rfabruu9en in
oteler Htftuug 5ugel6rieben merOsn muB.
Sin NcdltaQuipoIt,
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(SIuae1auot.)

l0r. 8cbafteur! - SD proteitire Sa0eQen,
oaB man Die Seriammlung in oen ,,yfeu-
aHemblp HOoms" ais cine bent dl c"
Dor oem Publifum para0irt. giidtS mar bort
eut d}, lueoer OaS BubIitum im 4Qaez
metnen, nod Die &ebner, menn and Qettere
Die Sprade uniere8 liebeu alteu Saterlanbes
notbSitAtigten uuO miBbrau1teu. Ser Oeut.
ld1e Stnn Saltimore'S III beun bod Su rein,
nm Snrd) iolde pemagogiide Suntgrtfie bin.
ter'S gIdt gcfiibrt werOen Su f0nnen. lluo
ME nett nabm iid'S ans, lpie tSr. SarriS les
tGllt mir INNER Die 9roBe Able auf, bie ais
Gmblem bel Der OttOber Seriammluug BON
1859 itber oenl 9teOnerltanDe auf Dem ,,lto.
uun1eHtsS Squarc" ibwebte, Der SlumeutrauS,
NIT Dem Der bis jebt uidtsbetcbrte 9hftSI
mtiier geihmiidt mar, unO Die 6rc6helt, NIT
ueldler man Die y@oborten Oe5 Anerifaui8.
mus" auf DIE 0euthcH beBte) Oeu liebeu
0eutif,en iold)eu l8eibraud) ireute! gtabm
man Swann mieoer III @bren in elmer bent
l9en" SerIammluug in Die 9lrme, 10 geidab
0ieie8 uHter umfdnoeu, otc pcuigltenS cine
Hed)tIertl9un5 6ulaiicn; aber 6arrt8, Der iid)
bis oabtn u?o mad lG jGbriger lleberleguug
ua6 mie Dor weigert, oa8 gddtSmiiiertbum
ieuer 3Cit 6l bereueu, ODER ielblt nur Su b =
oauerH, 9ebOrt utd)t ucben ebrianeu oeuti9eu
Siirgern auf ben JtebHeritauo. Veritas.
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Die
vReaboOD : Seuer : Serji9eruagsa
6sfe1fd1aFt boa 8aIttmors," +;
@eecnO gtrabs,
Rebeu bem Bofts4mte,
81. ift test berett, aat arten GeSGuoe, SzSs
bella un6 6SRaufmann5=gsaareui In 6erEtaSt oSer
auf hem 9auoe Gui etu Sabr ooGr titere Eermtne an
perafieturireu. -
StrettOrtum:l
Thomas SS. Sareh BrdfIosut;
gauofpao @beioR, S1mes @aren'
&noh Isratt, Seije SpIon,
p. y. Saroeqs Sohu ID. Srsms
3. s.. y, 2air0be, {Erqncls B6Iie.
&hce. W1ttrtoge, @onaro Robegle,
(GpStIt0,1S) setdjaro B. p0ta, GesT.
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Grf0tt (ltf Oetlt Cae0tt.

Quebec, %. Dtt. = Oer 0aEii6n 0es
Dampiers Safe ytepi9ou," ruelfsr ioebeu bon
9iuerpoOl bier eingetroffeu ift, beri1tet, oaB
iein Nahr,eng in elnem bsftieen Srfan auf
bober GEE groseu Sdaoeu lit. @dbrenb oes
Srfans mar Der Captain IA StunSen lana
an ben Walt sebnn0en, UNI ben @urs III Si>
rigiren; Der Siewarb, Sobn McOnl4sa, Der.
MuSliidte.
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Gin fiiid,ti0er Ver1red)er er.
fd1pficM.

9iewrSrlea eans, %. Oft. = Srlncois
6ert, Elm bon bier eniilobeuer Serbred,er,
purSe aeitcrn in Der gtdhe BON 8aeelanS
Ourd) ben 6iiliS. .Sheriff Sbberge eridpien,
lpabrenb er einen 6ludtuerinb mad)te. Sort
NOR an9eflagt, einen Stotbsudtsperiud al
eiuem fleiuen iiintidbri9en @do6en aenia6t
su baben. Die @Oronerss sSur1 bei6ul0t9t ben
Sferiff, einen Moro begangen su baben.
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girkbeaS & Rrrufs,
G5sfa7aItsfdbrerosr
Eesit9ernags 0eieaiGaii bon Rsrb4
&nlrrifa tn gBilsseIbbiG.

SueOrport 17a, 6Ortpabrsuber grelptteT.
-.s- 3foeig itseau:
gsr. ~, SecpaoitraSe, 8aIttmnres
Sees, Snlap6s nnb Seuer Seriidernnaen.
@utbGben am /. SGuuGr 1874. .S4, ,6BB, ,8f2' '96.
S33, 100000
SerInfte SaeI besabIt ieit BEN 9eFebeR Der &omps
(Sdn20, ,I2yite, ,i.a.G.)
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spe3ial : Mott3ett.
8altt,ttore
fiyr 9nfnrdnfe Wtfft,

tife juluranff Wtfff,
1apwe5ts Sde bon 2outb. nno 9Satetsgtrahe.
Dieie @seni4a iortwabIenS ssSen r. ssr ,sr
StaSt. wie i'm eaube, ane arten pon gisentbun,
Wobn., eaoenz unb Gaarenbduier, Sanoelss!ter,
Wderbauz Yrooutte, Nobeln. Saus Ssrdthl9alten,
i'm Ban besriifeue oher i'm SaIen in saoun9 oeFnoa
litbe Iabr5eu9e u. 10.
Das Direttorium befebt aus tolgenoen 9erren:
g8m. O. 5arri on YfdF0enti
C3so. n. Widers. z. Ro6t. Sentins,
SoniS q. Wiliou. 6. Nlorton StepGrt,
sSrancis 5. 8ina, 9. 8. 9efucomer,
Germ Sarron. Srpille 0orDts,
H. q. @teuart. %. %. 2aeIor,
Sam a Rruue Ssrae( @oben,
g n Sanff. Georges Sarrilon.
gBm. s. Yenuiustcu.
MrnIifotious zNormulare uno rpetere Stabridt iber
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trdae foiort erleoist meroen. Serhetnn9en lperoen
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fant miinlhen mag.
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titude is concerned, is no more disturbed
at being pursued by one than by the
other. As for scarecrows that
come behind, they are most
ly so familiar to the animal
that the more fully the horse can
perceive them the more quietly does he
submit to their approach. Then it is
such pity to cover up one of the most
brilliant features of this most brilliant
creature. The horse has borne such a
hand in the civilization of this rough
and-tumble world that it seems not so
much cruelty as disconrtesy, as we'll
as disgrace. to hide his form with en-
barrassing toggery. No wonder we es.
innate the force in the world as horse
power; no wonder the Romans and
Germans, each in their OWL languages,
designated their aristocracy as riders;
no wonder their descendants made chiv-
airy synonym for their highest vir-
tues. Let the horse be given his due,
and unblinded. The check rein is an.
other nuisance in harness. wear which
has almost entirely disappeared from
England, the army having at last given
it up by order of the commander in
chief, Sir George Burgoyne.
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Samuel PIimSOll.

. Samuel Plimsoll, who is so we'll
known as the champion of seamen's
rights in England, is a native, of
Bristol, and is in his 51st year. He
was educated by tutor, and. obtained
gold medals, at the Universities Of
Glasgow, Edinburg and Geissen. He
is coal merchant and author of seward
pamphlets, and a book named s Our
Seamen." He was an unsuccessful can
didate for the British House of Com
mons, at Derby. in 1866, but was cleo
ted in 1868 by large majority on the
Lib eral ticket. Mr.. PEmsoll has ex-
perienced the ups and downs of fortune,
and has learned the conditions of the
working classes of England by sharing
their lot. 81 have had to make" he
says in his book, "$1. 96-72 cents of
which paid my lodging-last me awhole
week, and did it. It is astonishing how
little you can live on when you divest
yourself of all fancied needs" Several
years ago Mr.. Plimsoll espoused the
sailors cause, and has been the leader
OF the movement for the prevention. Of
unseaworthy or overladen vessels. 3
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A Singular Dream.

An Amesbury Mass. man had sin
gular dream, under the following cir
,cumstances: His father and mother
had recently died within three or four
weeks of each other, and one night in a
dream he saw his mother standing by
his bed, and little distance away he
saw cot bed, with peculiar coverlet,
on which lay man, with his back turn
ed toward him. His mother called him
by name, and said, "Here are seven
dollars" He attached no significance
to the dream until when he went to the
postofice he received letter stating
that his brother, who was on a western
road, had been badly crushed, and re-
quested his presence Immediately. On
arriving at his brothers. home, he was
struck with surprise when he found
MIN lying on cot bed, with the same
kind of coverlet as he had seen in his
dream, with his back turned toward
him. The brother died, and the gen
tleman was still more astonished when,
on settling his affairs, the first bill pre-
sented was just seven dollars in amount
Strange as the story may seem, it is told
by the man hinlset, and he is gentle
man whose yeracity no one would I'M
peach.
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Indian Collins.

3 A few days ago, as negro was plow-
ing in field near Manack, Lowndes
county, Ala. the ground suddenly gave
way to the depth of two or three feet
and the pillow struck hard substanod
After the horse and pillow were extracted
an examination was made, and the
ground proved to be q veritabls Indian
burial place. Two vessels, the shape
of ordinary boiling-pots were found,
though the horse III falling mad broken
one to pieces aad the pillow had made a
large hole ID The side OF the other. The
two vessels were evidently connected
and covered by some substantial wires
or strings. I he bodies originally
placed IN them ere those of children,
and the bodies found indicated that
one was an infant md the other two or
three years old The shape of the yes
sci goes to shog that the Indians in
stead OF laying them out straight,
doubled them up SO that they could be
put into the buryng vessels.
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when TO Harvest Crops.

just when to harvest crops In order
to get the most profit from them, says
the Ohio FARMER, is question Of cen
siderable importance to every man who
is engaged IN their production. . IF
there bea difference In the value Of, a
crop of grain q grass resulting from
the stage 6fsgrowth or. condition .Os xifsA-
ness at the time II Is harvested. it's of
advantage tonnderstand the difference
and the cause of the difference. AS it
is question to be determined by ex-
pertinent entirely, it is worth the atten-
ton OF farmers to inquire what has been
the result OF such trials as have been
made to determine this question. In
an experiment made for the express pur-
pose of throwing light upon this SUBJ
ject, three plats of wheat of equal ex-
tent, cut at different stages of ripeness,
yielded Of grain as follows
Cut twenty days before it was ripe,
166 lbs; cut ten days before it vas ripe,
22O lbs; cut when fully ripe, 200 lbs.
From this it will be seen that that
which was cut ten days before complete
ripeness gave eleven pounds, or five per
cent. more grain than The equal plat cut
at full maturity. Allowing field to
yie.d at the rate of twenty bushels of
grain per acre, this would be equivalent
20 saving of one tSushel per acre in the
simple act of cutting ten days earlier.
But not only is the yield increased by
this early harvesting; the percentage of
-four, bran, ETC., is also affected by the
difference in time of harvesting. The
following exhibits the difference in
-four, bran, and waste from equal guam
titles of wheat cut at different times