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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
Complimentary TO Judge Young.

The article below taken from the
BoS>icr Banucr is not an extrava.
CANT laudation of a good man. We
are we'll pleased to copy into the
Guardian such commentator of
our choice for Congress:
Already the campaign has opened
over in the Fifth Congressional
III ,:ict. Several candidates have
"Comc ont" tor local offices. and
campaign clubs are being organized.
From the present carly indications
things promises To he pretty lively
over there. The greatest interest,
OF course. will he ia the selection
Of "A Congressman. The most
prominently mentioned gentleman
for that office is Col. John 5.
Young, of Claiborne. We notice
that he receives the commcndation
, ot many new SpapcrS III his District,
/ and several out il. When mans
popularity extends 50 far. il is pref
~ good evidence that he is mcritur.
ions. We hope he will receive the
nomination, for several REASONS.
, First, he Is as competent. if not
more 80, than amy man III the DIS.
trIct. and, III the second place, il
there is any such thing as reward
for patty services. We believe that
he is entitled tn il. On two occl.
>ionS. when Radical cppgc> onrulcd,
aud when Dcmocl attic success WAS
lmprohah.r. even impossible, did
this gallant gentleman lead for
lorn hope. NJ great loss of time
expense. he canNaS>cd his District
rnd"aNorlng To arouse our oppr, >scd
people Ia action am, 10 a defence OF
their political rights. He knew.
that h.S defeat WAS certain. Eu,
h" led a toliorn hope. with Il view oi
h.iu>lnE fresh HE into Il drcaNiug
pu'y and Iaili,u. Il To the front tol
combined action lit ovcrturuinu
Republican rule. While success,
WIS lmprohahlc, and carpet bigger,
lu!cd toy ioic" and fraud. We d,
n"t rccottcct of any ore who acted
more zcalou>l y and dad more ~crvic,
To the Democratic party than
Colonel John =. Young. OF Clai
borne. lie Naljantlv lead tn,
party when success was not possible
p let him now lead it that success prob
able.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
The Horoscope for 1880.
Hendricks and Grant for the Presidential
Candidates.
Cath" in PHILADELPHIA Times.

BY present indications Thomas
\. Hendricks will be nominated on
the first ballot in 1850, unless the
party organs and leaders sell ont
for cash III hand and Tiiden wins
again. Tiden and Hendricks NAV
cNtinguish each other and Judge
Thurman succeed. The Vice Pres.
ldent will be almost certain to be a
Southerner. Tom BaNard having a
chance. Gordon or Ransom the
probability. In this city New York J
Hendricks is the faroritc of the
Kelly wing, to which belongs Lieut..
Coy. Dorsheimcr, and Bayard con
tinucs to be the pet of the Belmont
wing; the latter accounts for Bel.
mont personally arraigning Hen.
bricks on the money question.
/ There is no Eastern candidate. bnf
Mcclellan and his possibilities are
not above the Vice Presidency.
If Gen. Grant should decline to
run III 1850 the Republicans might
nominate John Sherman, who holds
in his hands the only face card.
lie is now able to resume specie
payments, and pretty certain TO do
1t next year. Already the business
feeling is easier and the future
clearer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Our readers will of course JOIN with us
in urging ear ',l,tcs to announce their
names III the GUARDIAN. They appreciate
the difficulty of making choice until they
positively know, 1y ocular demonstration.
that a man is running Our terms will be
moderate: Fifteen Dollars for District Ten
for Parish, and Five for Ward offices. The
cash paid in advance secures what /, called
q star notice; that is, one as highly COM
plimentsry as the facts will Justify. In
case the facts will not justify anything cx-
travagant on our part, we suggest that the
notice be written TO order and signed
MANY voters" "Many citizens" or some
other nonentity. or course the wishes OF
the candidate will regulate these things.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Random shots 10y an Idle Sportsman, So
j. ihr titlc-n ~ series eft contributions 10
the columns of the Claiborne LAY Omar
dian. They are in our opinion. infinitely
superior Ia any We have ever vet seen in "A
= country ncwspapcr-and are equal tu
the bcst.ot their KIND published any here.
VIII" is their author, Dra!ton'-Hop cay
Times.
AN Idle Sportsman" begs us to thauk,
in his name, his life long friend for such
kindly praise. Our contributor has the
highest opinion of the culture Of the editor
the Hope City Times and appreciates his
commentator more than that from any
other source. The author will write the
secret at an early date
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

We hhN" been receiving ever since we
published the hr-i nHutlor at the tittE-
riAN. the DAILY CtN Item. one OF the best
papers published in the state. 1hr CITY
Item l. published IN new Orleans. ga the
cooperative plan, 10y an association OF
printers. We nud IT to hc Al all time, ably
edited, ~picy and full of news To persons
living IN the country who desire 10 sub
scribe fora city daily. the Item Possesses
special advantages. Its low price and III
bold independence upon all questions max,
Il valuable sheet for the reader who de.
sizes To read after fearless. honest writers
We hope that the City Item will grow NOR,
successful and give money and reputation
To those connected with II.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Several of the Texas tram robbers have
been captured and are nov on trial before
the L. :. District Court nj Tyler.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

A son Of J. i. Glsdncy Killed an eagle II
few miles south ot town about week ago.
The wings measured seven feet from tip
~ tip.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN THE
i Market. ut the most reasonable prices.
Board and Lodging, per day, Isl 90
Single Meals, Observation-Disclosures. 40
At my old stand, near Tankersley's Stable.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Feb. &, Its o5.6m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08
POSTMASTER HARRIS INTERVIEWED,
Delayed and Damaged Malls - Careless Pub
Ilshers-The Shreveport Tines and n. Y,
Sun-IbouohtIessness Of the People.

COMPLAINTS from scVcral of our exchanges
about the irrrgularIty of the mails-cspc-
ci,lly between this point aud Shrevcp"rt-
and suggestions tiiat We interview tbc post
ipastrI al Homer upon these uncertainties.
all induced Ms to call upon Nj. Harris and
| give him an opportunity for good square
tain. Mr. Harris Is rdra arts among Cuun-
/ tIy po,tmustcI-. tie brings 10 iii" dis
! charge of his official duties intelligence,
! system aud zeal. while he has nothing
rNtraordluar, To -how the inpu.-itiNr Nisi-
tor, Whose Imagination may have h"cuinr
excited hy reading of Edward Egslrstou'-
article on thu New York po-t-uilicr, hc viii
/ furnish any one Who wishes t"fSaIHlH' h.
method, positive proof that under hl, HI
rirnt management ia" pnst-ofiicr at Homer
has. since hl~ administration, greatly in
creased III Importance aud usefulness, Civ
my 10 the government more revenue and
to the people greater facilities. We called
the ATTENTION Of Mr.. Harris to the fact that
the Shreveport Tunes complained a few
]
two copies of the GrlKpIAN of different
dntc-. th. latest being NOR" than -"tet
day. old. This WE suggested was rather
/ PECULIAR when the distance from Homer to
shreveport IL onf! fifty miles.
To this Mr. Harris replies that the Guar
piA~ ., drpo>itrd III hi office on Wcduc~-
day evening If zach wrrk; that h. forwards
alt western packages Of papers T" Nj tef-'
anon on Thursday morning. thus gaining
a hall day At hast. Long experience hIs
demonstrated to him the Importance "f
keeping no matter !! ing over; II" packages
of InIrIs pat N hi uiiic" are allowed to
| lie over. III are At once forwarded lay
f.>hrr>rpurt, II j. true, j. bat fifty mills;
I but the usual course Of mail matter, except
! nu Monday. and Thur,diys, l. to go from
( Homer {" Vienna Icy hack. from Nlruna I"
Mt Irhluou thence {" Mluhru and ~hrryc-
! port. thus increasing IA" distance to some
thin. over ~" miles ON Monday moruiu.
a hui~r mail goes direct from this point to
Mludrn. thus saving about 90 miles. On
/ TLu,.,l.,y unrui,,., , hn,.,. mail leave, IIo.
mrr for Nj. Lebanon. iut,r,r,ttnt r.r
,t.,.,,. line. A that ,l:... and SCI, saves tE:.ty
O.. u,rhai, f,ify mile. II is 10y this lu.t
u.i.,.l ROUTE. tina, tl,rl..,n from il,rGr.,H.
rI,> Office. i,, the We, u-ntlh uu,~. II
ma, be- nu~,,hlr il.l, the, mail leaving f,t
, Mt. Lebanon ma, hr ,lov,lrd in that c.,-,
! liz. western mail rus a,nall b., a,nl,
of vienna. MI llarii, state, that fourdl,,
wou!d be- aIuply suiiir,.n, uu,lri. an, .orlu
any DELAY To carry letter and paprl mail to
Shreveport. ThrGt,rri>< aInAy~ leave,
the office within twenty four h"u- after
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Geo. l.. Smith has been confirmed Ivy the
Senate as collector of tho Port Of New
Orleans.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Buy ycur books and subscribe for Your
papers and magazines through ID. w. HAIR
RIs at the post.otiicc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

names: and those names being In pencil,
often find them worn by rubbing So a. 10
be almost illogible. Here is a paper with
a good circulation nj this Office that gvc-
me no trouble. Folded So ~ To fit exactly
the ordinary sized box; tn" name printed
plainly upon the label; ia" packIgc closely
aud securely tied. There is never any
complaints from tie rRbssribeIs oi the san.
other paper frequently arrive AT this office
with wrappers of aud only through the
greatest trouble j. final and correct di--
tr.butlun male. fn>tmds,"rs are 'cus-rd
class, hur publishers are not much better.
My observation l. that three fourth~ Of
The ifonhlr could De- avoided If those VIII"
rely up.I tn mail, would U.s. ordinary
precautions. Here, for instance l. a letter
drnpI.d ia the box lately addressed To "A
music pihli-hcr in New Orleans. hr hand
Nuttug i "a beautiful uur, and IT there i
any indication IN the formation of letters
a, tn tn. character of the writer, should
prounuurr the Lady WHO iuditrd and adj
dressed III" -pi,tlr ~ n woman Of culture
and refinement. The letter may lie IN lm-
poItant "nr, hut has, H. you see, ouit a one
cent stamp uu n; therefore, 1t must liz over
Il week. and # not discovered IT must go To-
the drId-l,ttrr oilf-r. anticipate com
plant about this very letter from some
one. and do not expect to br able To- sat
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

The Hon. J. Is. Eu-tls places MS under
continual obligations for highly apprccia,
tel fivors
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Cheap and valuable cook books at the
post-oftcr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

District Court in session this week in
Jackson parish.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

A large lot Of good clocks jus, received
At WEBDs drng store.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

The OuachltI Telegraph states that a lit.
''c son of Mayor Eudom my>trtlou>lN dis
,pearcd on the 29th ult. lie Is SUPPOSED
10 have been drowned.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

The croquet players are playing havoc
With the grass In the Courthouse yard.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

The Judiciary committee of the National
House Of representatives. viii as soon a.
the original documents are received pre-
sent the matter OF the Florida frauds Ia
the House. Some of the leading papers
think it safe To predict that Mr. HAYES
will step down and out before tie "xpirl-
ton Of his term
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Dry. cool weather for several days past.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

We regret I" learn that oar young friend
Thomas Mckiullr had his Smoke hnI,o dc
stroycd 10y tie few nights ago. The
loss = thouSht To- hc over two huudrcd
du,.ls
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

bishop Mcto~hcy. ct the Michigan do
cesc has been charged with serious oiirn~cs.
something similar to the -in laid at Beech
Cr's door. He demand, an iuNr~ti CATION.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

We received on ia" night of the 9TH
inst. the Hope city lim"> of April 18th.
only eighteen days ont from Hope. We
suggest that friend Charl, read "us inter.
view with Post Master Harris. aud then dc
likewise with the Hope +. NJ. and the pos.
tai agent on the Iron Mountain road
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

John Morri-s"y of New York is dead.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Challic BuIton, a hoy ~ or Ii years of
age, IN the last mail rplhsr h,lid from
He robbed the pouches ct h,r Registered
letters on thu rotate from Mt. Lebanon {"
Rngsoll.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Sh'lil kirkpatrick made ID '',ia: top To-
Mont.r ...,,asn and vhl.r There
arrested NJ. Il Nu~nn charged with thc
murder of Robert >,moul~ last fan, Nlu.
sou 5 nov IN Tia" FaIurr,jllc uh.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

Gov. Nichols has directed III" a~,c~,ur~
of the varluns rlr,>h.S mentioned u th"
aPP"Ftl"nmcH, hIl Ia take a tcH~H- 80
soon A. they receive the necessary books
aud papers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-08

l. -. ,
To-
VI r..
The croau.t plnyrrs are PLAYING havoc
-
Geo. l.. Smith has been confirmed 10y the
Senate as collector of tho Port Of New
Orleans.
The Hon. J. Is. Eu-iis places MS under
continual obligations for highly apprrcia.
tel fayors.
.
PAPERS and magazines through u. W. HAR.
RS AZ the post.otiicr.
$
We Pnh''sh III another '"'"''" 'alo "''
of interest 10 hquu. dealers
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oeeh cap'nre' an" are now on ''"' p'''''
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49,,
Rocks from every publishing house IN
the United states for sal AZ th" post office.
Any book you wish furnished at publish
sr's prices.
Up to this date We have lrarucl moth.rG
of til" progress of the rcvolutlonls.- Under
Escubcdu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-22

Ser leds5ebnte Sahrea absridt bes @ourantz
&ontroleurs Sohn SAP &nor entbdlt cine Sa=
belle, rpeld]e cas- our6ibnittlid,e &apital uuD
bic Depoften aaer Staats< unb Sparbanfeu
uno Der Yripat Yanfiers i'm gdube erlehen
laBt. Die Sabl Der Staatsbaufsn ift S53
nit einem @elamn1t 3aptale Don $124,347,-
262, 9spoiitsn BON $229, ,482,625. Sle 3abl
Der Sparbanfen nit &ap,tal iit %, oaiielbe
s26, ,179, 1858. Die 3ahl Der Sparbanfeu ohue
aapttal tit 668 mt Depoiiten gu $S0s, ,29s.s
345. 3ahl Der Blipatz zSanfiers 1856, &apt~
tai $77,798.2 0epoiiten $183,S32 1865.
Die @eiammtSahl Der Staatsbanfen nno Der
Bripat=SanfterS ift 44OO nit eiuem @elamnltz
Sapitale pon $205, 100000, Sepoiiten ST.
ZAP 100000. Die @eiamnltsabl Der gtatios
nalbanfen, Die am 29. SUM- 1878 erilflrten,
mar 2O56 nit elnent &apttale bon $470,<
S9o,ooo, Oepoliten bon $677, 100000. Oie
9elamnlt5ahl aler Banter unb Yripatbanz
tlers I'M Saube lit 6456 nit etnenl @eianlmtz
Sap1tale BON s675, 900 unb @elammtoe=
porten oon $l,9l9, 1854 ,O0O.- Oie @elammtz
5abl Der gtatlonalbanfen, Die lett Der grrid,.
tnn9 bsS gtatlonalbanf Spitcms bonn 25
Sebruar 1868 bis gum /. gtouenlber b. 8.
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btrten 273 fretmiQig, uno IA tpurSen @urato=
rem iiberaeben, nm beren Qnsele9enbetten aum
Abidlufe 5u brinsen, 70 oaB nod 2053 in
@riifen5 bleiben. Inter Der @elanmtsabl be-
ftnoen itd neun 8anfsn inl Staate @allior,
MEN, Die in @olomiin5e ibre @lrfulationsno.
ten in Gan Sransisco einlDieu. S1e baben
etn @eiammtfapttal bon $4,000, 900 uno eiut
Standardization BON 81 1853 1920. gSdb
reno oes psrflofenen Sabres iiuo 2s gaufer
NIT einem antoriitrten &apitale BON $2,775,.
600 organiiirt tporoen, auf meldsS 81 $685..
800 in &irfulationSnoten emtttirt .puroen
Snnerbalb berielben Sett baben Is Sanfer
| faairt. bic elm @eiammtfapital BON $2,712,
500 batten, unb Al Banfen nit s. 200 ,OG(
@eiammtfapital baben freirp,llis auf9ebDr
@elhdfte 81 MAIDEN.
gfadoem Der @ontroleur lange auseinan
oerietun9eu iiber bic Bebeutung oes Static
nalbantmeiens senadt, fommt er aud au
ben Sorlhlag su ipreGen, 8unbes. Greior
| gfoten ftatt Der Nationalbanf Noten 81 iub
f,tniren. @r erldptert ausiiibrlid Die geiet
lld;en 4eftimmunsen iiber bic Grrihtun8 De
yfationalbaufen, iomie bereu Ginrihtung. 9
| fellt in Abrebe, oaB bic Nattonalbanfen je
mails baS Banfaeifdft monopolifirten, nod
5ur 3eit monopoltfiren; 800 @taatsbanfel
! unb Yripatbanfbauier nit einem Gelammt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-22
gnropGtIdle Rabelbertd)tss
uueIe cam be,oblt jeine tbeuern stfae.

Qouoon, 21. Noubr. - 6r. QSelib, ber
amerifanii6e @elanote, be3ahlte beute Der brt
ttihen &e9lerung Die Sideret. .GntidGoi8uu9
gum 8etrage pOn S. 500, 900.
Sin protcIiioneuer 5urltsnm5roer.
Hom, 81. ytouembtr. - Als Balianante,
Der AttentGter, Dor 10 Sabren in 8alernlo
perhaftst murOe, neil er reuolutiondre Blafate
uer6rcitet bate. ia9te er Der YOIliri, OnB ct
5Sraus3Iin lerne unO beabiidti9e, ua6 BarlS
III aeben uno Napoleon III. 5u ermoroeu.
SdIpn ipteocr cine Suno9ebnns Oes WtHoerz
9uiiaeus III Stalien.
Yiia, 81. .Jtoubr.-2 2Sdbreno elmer Demon
Itration Der StuOenten uno Biir9er 5u &bIen
bes SeburtstQqes Der S0ntgiu Wargur the
muroe eine Sla,be uuter Die Dfsn9e gemorTent
meld)e erploOtrte, ohne 1eoeh Semanoen 3lI
ucrlesen. Ser Weui6, pelder i'm 8eroadIe
itebt, bieies gSurfgelboB 9el4leuoert 5u baoeH,
Ipurpe uerbaftet.
9cpornebrnOe RiniTerfriits In StaIien.
Qonoon, 81. 9toObr.- Sine Sepelde an
Die ,9feuter' idle Sele9rapheu Comp" aus
0lom meloet, oaB itd Der Senat uno Die De-
putirtentammer 9e9en ben Wlintiter 3am0rosllt
isbr tiibl uerbieIten unb oaB ielue ba!ot9e Nb7
OantunQ unoermeloli1 iet. StBnor 3amars
oeui bcua6ridtigte Die &ammern, baB Die
6eaierunq beabfdti9e, UtaBregeln 9egen Die
aebetmen reuolutiouGren Seieaihafteu 81 ers
Greifen. Sie weroe Die Brtn5ipien Der 6rethelt
aufredlt erbalten, feIlne aber tetne9Haoe 9e9en
WsuhelmOrOer.
Ser S0nis uuo Die S0nigin merben an IA.
D. 80. naa Rom 3uritdtehren. Sn Der NadIt
oes 18. D. 81. nGh'rten itd etnige Berionen
ben Sboren Der Suraden i'm ReIaro~ ~Olltrttte
uuo uerlu1teu, bieiclbsn Su 0fiuen, llefeu aber
oapou, als Alarm gemadbt wurOe.
Sdltiismniane auf bubcr Gee.
QouooH, 81. Jfoueu1ber, - Die nor
tuesiiAe 8nrfe y4etsr 4nter," @Gpt. Varien
meId]e ON 26. September BON Jtep. OOrl
mad, Queenstown abfubr, 1T nttten auf Dem
atlanttlden S3ean unterge9an9en. Die Otann
id)aft muroe 9erettet.
Die uorpe9lid1e Sri9g oSmura9b," Capt
Gnoerien, BON gtem- YOrt nah Soella inter
meqs, ftranoete in ben 9aroaueaen unO ptrl
wabri6elnlih gum Wrad meroen.
UiuBIano last abtuteseIm-
| Briiiiel, 21. 91oubr.-OaS rulltlhe Sr
aau ,2e 9torO" iagt in etuem 4ritfsl libsr oel
9iabanil9eu Srie9: nSeridts itber SerWtfe
lunqen 5tuii9en @u9lano uno RuBtano, mel
die Obne 3weifel uerbrettet tperoen, iino 90
pornherein ais falidl 5u beSelhnen. Glle aus
fidIen auf cine iolf)e Goentualitdt ituo nj
Sl3erbeit auBer Sra9e Su itelleu."
snr8e &abeISepefd1en.
-- Die SaummolIpinner IN oldham bd
ben bei9lpfeu ibreu Arbeiteru eiue 2obur'
button uoH 5 uuD ni9t Don 10 Pro3ent Dol
;uidla9eu. 2eetere perben wabriaetnllt
nlf)t narauf einseben nno fi9 IN ben anSllah
begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-22
Semtf6e ams amerifanii6e Smftis.


@ans 10 auf ben 5unr getommen, tpie in
Oeutidlano, iit bic Suitis in ben Ser. Staa.
ten gliidlidermeiie nod nidt. @ineu erirtz
ldenoen @egeniat su ben ieruileu oeutiben
6idtern, tueld,e @eies uub 8ebt gang nah
@ebot Der Wadthaber banohaben, bietet Der
Sunbesoiitrifts, Ii6ter 9reiham in Snoiana-
polls. gSie eS ideint. bate iih Der Yrdiioent
Sanes Durd llebernttteIuns zines gefehls sur
Siitrung Der llnteriuduns 9eqen cine Der llnz
terldlasuug psroddtise Yeri0nllffelt elmer
eelinoen uebelidrsituns ieiner Sefusniiie
Td,ulbig gemudt. Die @roBseihporenen frag.
ten bei'm 8:bter @reitam an, Oh benz Se,
ieble Solse 9esebeu weroen ioue, unb erblelten
bic berbe antwort, OaB Der Brdiioent Der Ser.
Staaten nidt mebr 8ed)t babe, lid, in bic Nuse=
legenhelten Der @erldtsb6ie 5u miiden, iuie Oel
Salier bon &uBlano. Ser BrdIoent aiiritt
in 3ufunft dbnliden @olliitoneu NIT Bun
oesrt9tern aus oem Besc geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-11-22
9ertHte aus oent SSnnert oeS
Gfd0feS.

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,gHaihin9t n9tonz@ountp. Sabus@ s@ompaguie" bielz
len oieisr Gage tbre SabreSueriammlung ab
uno ermGblten bic SO. Gallomap @befton,
9auio SoWler, Better y. Smal, g4. Se1ier,
Safob u. WliGer, g8. g. Seuneop uno 6.
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peafesOhio Sanal mo ertraut. - Der Sabs
resbertAt Der Sd)HlcOmmtiidre bon Q4aIbiH9a
tOns@ountg ut iOeben eri6lenen. 4IS Oer1s
ielbeu etbelt, oaB Die Dhentltfen SfJulen beS
&ountpS Ill BEN lebten Sabre BON 9565 Stiua
bern, Die BON $50 2ehreru luterrtdDt erhielten,
beluAt puroeu. Die Ius90ben fiil Die SAua
len betrugen im ucrfloiieuen Sabre $64, ,717.89.
- (lniau.) Sin 4anoitreiHer, yfamenS
| 8reBmtaGr, ruurte Uor9elterI in Der Jfdbe BON
Yoint of 5tods Don eiuem 3uge Der >, Saltis
more Ohio Sabn" itberfabreH uno 10 idmer
perlett, oaB er mabrihelultd lterben nlro.
Gr befaOet it4 9egenmdrttg in elnem 9oipts
tale in 6reoerlf.
-(Au8 8eit 8irginien.) Der iunge GS4
maro &riiger, nelfer an leBten Samita9e III
elnem uerrufeueu Sauie III lSbeeliug etnen
Wtanu, 0amenS Sran3 Sobreft, eruloroete,
lit am Dtlttnof IN @oibocton feftgenOmr1en
moroen. 0aS 30dteraen beS 9rn. g8oo>
Oau in Bbeelln9 mur0e Dor stnigen GageH
BON eiuem Snubeu, Der nit cinenI Biitol
! ipielte, 5uiaatg III ben Sal8 geihohen. DaS
Stiuo lit 10 idlmer pertuunoet, oaB man leoeI
9lugenbld Den Sob ermartet.
= (2luS Baltimore @ountp } Die @ountga
@ommIii6re baben 6ru. Sobn Us. Sefferion
gum Sontabltr fir ben 5nstten Sejlrt ere
naunt. - 0aS DtarDlduoer 0tuittcorps BON
9Sarreu, Baltimore &Ountp, braAte benz
abtb. s. S. 6. talbot su 9utberuille ON
| Dienita9s. Abenoe Elm StdHodeu.
(Auf Dem g8e9e Der Seiierung.) 6r.
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ralO" in 6agerStOwn, ,welfer lunge 3eit i@mer
crtruutt oarnieOerIaS, beftnOet ii9 unt benz
g8e9e Der geferuu9.
-(@iu. 9emalttger Sager.) $. gedpitb,
Stenermann oeS 0ampiers ,@eorgeanna," !"
atng an etpsm Gage uorlger ISOLDE auf 5Os>
SSlano aut ole 5ago uno erlegte IN 3wei StI1a
Den banoertunOfitnfSig Hebbiibner.
(SelbtmOro.) Sobn 0aulioH, Elm alter
Acknowledged Der ,Bennipluanier Sahn," /"
eridoB ftd oor9eiiern NahmtttNg in :, gSooos
lambs @emeIcrp," &ecil GouHtp. Gr iu1r
65 Sabre alt.
- (gtue uubeimlide @si9tdte.) Gbriu.
S. 5Grriuglon, Elm luuger BreOiger in Annna
me1Ier, Someriet. SountD, begdb ith aul 2.
Sftober uah Rortbeait, nm bort eineu fran-
fen Greuno 3u beIudeu. SeitoenI bat man
Srn. 5arrington ntht Dieoer seiebeH. Gr 1T
lpeoer in gtoItbealt einsetroffeu, nod uatE1
anuameIier 3uriidgefebrt. Sett beiet es, oas
man in eluem @sb6lSe in Der Yt1be pon @eltr
oDer einen 4ei9Ham, Der on einem Baume
hing, sefunosn uuo in oieiem 2eihnam ben
nerutBteH @eiitli1en erfannt bat.