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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-06
Sdfshttk.
IG1t Sabre lang biilfos.- -llrfGbi9 81 geben;
aejpuu9ens iid dut 6dnoen unN auls'n
fortgubelpeaen.-@ ruunoeIbare SIR.


Qe;puu9en, ith aut 6dnoen unb Sula'r
fort5ubelpe9en. punbetbage SIR.
90. g8eefs & Y6tttr.-T1sne Strrsn! SD bab.
Sabre lana lit i'd an 5aIifius Id mar oa!it bsbat,
am SOpie i'm Gsiitte. am Radsn. an oen Irmen urn
Stsnfelrt. ST mar n1breno zines Sabres nitt III;
Gtauoe mid in anoerer 9Deie fortjubGpessn, as aui
Sdubsr unb 9nit'n; ID tOuns mid, 10 brsnb boiler adj
SABRE nibt iebit bfDitnen. SD babe Sunotrte ron
Wt!tten rsIudt; tines bdtte bic 9erinqe gBir'
tung, uuo bic Nerse ertarten meinen Gau fr unbeii'
6ur. Wsi1e Glterr probirtsn Huea tpas nur III pro
birsn ipar. Sa ag i'd 5bre 4nJsse uno bsl9ioB, oil
Gutieuru Tttttsl gu oeriuben. Saon Ne srits
Suf)ie uticu brahte bic Uneini8teiteH an otr
Obtrtdde psr Saat oieeIben trodneten uHo fteen ab
bepor !e Scum ssraus warsn uno nun bin i'd gam sc
iuuo. Nass, mas idJ Ggen iann, ill., ib banie 5bnsa
BON ganiem SerJrn iir mtins S>silung. User immer
oiecn Briti fr cine Gnuian8 bdIten leate 0er
dlreibs an MID Ooer tomme jn mir uno kber3euss I'D
,slbf. Sbr erge6eniter gB i'll VI OpHGLh.
Wrf fI2l5, BGterf felo ,StraBe,
@btca90, 3Hs, A. Utdti 1879.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-06
Wsorosersud, ,tno seIbfrmprs.

SaH s. a n5 Is %, 5. JlOOelllber. = 50
iepb e. Sowman, ein 55ii9baaOler, feuerte
beute anf SSran $. $. 6ag8 unp ibre yti9te
Sri. Iunle Gor, neil Die 2ettere iid) 9eipeigert
bate, i'm su beiratben. Seioe 6raiteusi simmer
lpuroen leiht perlpuubet. Somman serlhulet=
terte iid) 9letd) oaraui ben &opf bllr9 el1ell
SdlIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-06
gaoti,sa.
eaH, sletfamemm 6 spnp's sssesss;s.

compressed yeast).
Sa man entaedt bat, eab oele Radabn,lnaen rra=
erer Ssfe iit int Marfte befinSel 10 bat ale adtt
greBPsie unieres 5dbrifates aui ie5em ssadete sei
aamen unierer sSirna. aQe aneeren fno @ahob=
Enungen.
ssan peflanse BON ieinem G5feter @ajf, ssteisa,
saan1 & Somp's @reshsfs. Gdslib friih!
baorlf=Oepot: 9tr, "a, giaro=Gntam>Strase.
CMdrs19.1O 8. q. escnmstt, G,eid6ftsfnhres.
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(suttclarasS seize,

Seilu1itttl unD 3olletten= 2lrtifcl,
>pirb pYopdrtrt pen @uttcura in mooifi5rter Sorln
ItrD ut ppfto unent6c9Elidl tdr Die SehaH6una ool
SaItz Ef Staip zStralItbeitel IStr epleble le ais
.Brdleruationsz fir bic 0Gut Der henen sinner
ffr 6erren nit empFnbief Sout, rpeiAe id iebt Taz
iiren; ir 5ene, ued)c cine relnc mo 9eliHoe oalt
am 80ryer uno am aopie pilnlteni eiiolI6 Iiir ate
,sredt Der anhertubt, 6eS 8aoeS uno oer 2ollette.
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(q4ttiicura
Sas aroke Sant=setlmittel
furirt nniehlhar.


@s lit ernife ueberSeu9uug, baB @uticura nit
fde Sctntittei lit fur Sal5ffuB ober gcsena, RfHsz
iuurn, ShWineen, sedteu, 8eulen, Yi0rtoiis. Sem
phi9us, Slnpettso, 9tusint 9rdte, BrIrigo, Sudden,
Itchj, raube unb aufprinsenbe SdtSe, loiute scgen
ale grttiinolGngtn mo SdbdIuneen oer Saut; gegen
S6uppen, 9epigrinb, Sopfau5ihtug, Eredenheit Der
3opfbQut SiinnmerSen uno 9usiollen Der 6aare,
fri6seit9er Sabltopi unb ale 2lrten pon Nusi6Ia9,
5ilten uno gntilnbung be5 StaIpS; gc9en irophuloe
G5e6nre, SeuIen unb oifene gSunbeii; 9egenShntte,
Stor uuo SranOpunoen (lotpobl ourd Seuer, ais
gntBnnbung; gegen Gbcumattsnus unb lffeftonen
Der DiusteI un6 gelente; 9e9en rnuhen uno punoen
SaIs, SipbberitiS, Group uno oetlerett. }n allen
i'm SIute Iolte &uttcura@ Re ioIpent nod etnige
3eit innerd1 9eHommen iperben, nadoem Die 9elun9
| uolleHoct III.
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Snfano-9epe(@eis.
sE.as see gssnsesbAmptRaSt.

sS sui ling.c ii, 5. Mopcmb,r. - 0ie Ge
nereic hnO 0tpartcment8=Gommaupsire nar.
cod, S@oFclo, 8opt, .1errA SrD ltuo Goot
baben lhre SyahrcstaidJts eingereidot.
pie @,anlten bcs Departments oes Snnern
bltltsn Bente cine Serianmlnng nnter asn,
Goriite beS Sefretdrs, G5hurs t.u5 fabnlen
eonoolensbeidiiiFe lii SeSug alf bas 9(blsben
oeS Geiiators 9banDler, beS iriiberen Sefrez
tars beS Sltnerl1, au.
Gontrez IOuliral gSm. Repnales Don Ser
Sunoesflotte aarh hente tn ieincr gSobuul1a
1}r. 1919, S.StraBe. 9ie. neterrsife nsrbea
mad 9ancaiter, Psllni., esbrei5t lluO aln MIDI
tel S5arlitdAe Nrr. neitnttsf ll,,lhsi1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-06
@enerat Soofer's tgcbcrreite a,tf
Den, 9sseee 1,ad, tbEer letlte's
ssstthnN24fea

9feW Yorf, 5. 9fopbr. = Die lleberreite
oeS parItorbenen @eueralmajors SoIepb 500
ftr lpllrben hsute nod lsiHeni in Or. 9lbdms'
airdje al MaoilG!l= =Gue::..e aEseiatenen Set
dlengotteSoienfte nab Dem Sahnbofe Der n BenHz
lgtoaniw Sabn" c8fortlrt uuO gItgcn pOn bort
inter Ssoefung eilter gbtbeilung Sunbasntilts
tat naf SinclHnati ab, no Die Seer6igung
ltattftnOen miro. 9ie@ene-dle Sancof, Nsipz
ton, @aieH, 9utterftelo, Doubleday, Mott,
9rabau, 5bIpt, @raniorb unb &ibber, gice-
2lomlral 9tsnan, @entrez4bmiral Srsn6aro,
Sob, Safob 9lItor II. 81. fuu9irten dIS Sabr=
taatrd9er.
Siirre Ia. s3mciatscrzserrttotii.n,.
Stttle 81 d 2rf., 5. 9fopbr. - yfadz
ri6ten aus Dem SnOianer= =Serritorium er9eben,
oab oa8 Sett Oes 9lrfaniaS= SluieS su Big
8enb OolitGn0ia .trOffen legt-fpes ME porber
fiugsttettrt iit. 0is OtaiS=grnote in bem Sc
biete Der Gberofeien, @bifaiams, Ssuninolen,
@reetS uno GboctauS 1T ichr biirftig auSgefalz
len, uno man befurd)tst, OaB infolge 9eTen
9roBe 9otb inter oieeu SnSianeritdmuen eiltz
treten irirb
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@inc oamfoarc ssnerfem,tume.

pGinc dIrouiidIr ppcr iiei6elDs;rjcItc GrantbeiG
tIrtren betft itdrltd enen 9ro5aH Sie1 crrnaer.
Die urheilStraft UcIdle einen RIug,i liar eyteuHt
ulo oenit!beH ueiB - Die ftuieHpec uno S6ritt iiir
elmer dlethcnOeu Siranfbett au9cgreuuno geibtpddt
tpuroc bat ntdt HIr uuI Uuirt atbtIng, ouOern aud
auI unlerc 0lnlbarfeit 9tEipru6 N. J!aoiuap bat
:uaG's Sariapnliuiau Tciplp;;lt, 9eee6en, lpel@
DIES beies Jteutat erjie uno oC .ej0enoe Dienid1@
belt, pelde iit in lan9eH Gagen mo 9tdbten init
sTantheit IRo SbmerjeH Uet5elrt, III t9H iu 0dHf
uerpatAtet, tpOieoieaI DieiitHger.")
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Gnmetprc BON 9Surn,eru.


DaS 0e1i3t lit b(eib umb Meiferbig
~ 5eitipeiIe bremeno rotb Obrr Elm
lilnrDt6etcr Sled auf elmer Dber auf beiz
ben gGdn9eu bje }iu8tn ipcroen tribe;
lie Yuftiien ertpeiterr ii@ ein blduli4er
0altfreio sic9. iic4 INN pa5 untcre 9lss
genlieb; Die 9taie lit ent5iinbet geI6ipDlz
len unb blutet 5utpeilen; bic Sberltppe
l@pillt On; bin ,Ino ipieber &ppfpeb nit
SauIen unb BD6en IN Den Sbren; cine
ungeip0bnlibe Spei6el : 9lbIonberun9;
i6leimjge unb beIeste J3un9e; 2ttbem
Iebr iibelrie6enb, DEFENDERS be5 Otprz
gems; Qlppetit DerdnOerlidb. Suipellen in
0eiBbunger nit na8cnbem @efuble I'M
Utagen au5artenb, su anoeren 3eiten ipiez
Der 8dn5lid ntargelb; fltt6ti9e 5dmers
sen I'M Ota9en; 5eitlpeiie llebe(feit unD
grbreden; beftige S9mer5en I'M Inter
leib 1lnreseImdBiger StublganG gu
3;iten perItopft, ibleimi9, unO hdufi9
nit 8lut Dermiidt 3; Der 2eib 1T ge=
Idpollen unb bart; Ger llrin tribe; ba8
2ltbmen eridipert, begleitet roiA SAlud=
ser; ma6mal trpdener un0 trampf6nf<
ter 6uIten; unrrti8er lmtcrbrohener
S6taf nit 3d5nsfniriden; Gempera=
ment perdnberli6, in @HYemelnem aber
reiSbar, u.l.fp.
9Genn obige SFmpto;le ot8 tor6anNen
wabr8enpntmen merbcn 10 mtro
IN. T sfrrpnt,r'e 3Tprtrift,ne
Iider eine aur bcipirten.
Gs eutbdlt feim Gue6filber
in ir8enb elmer Geitalt; lit cine unl4dos
Tide YrQparatipn lnb Bat ni6t ben
sering ten i6db lid en- Gin flu +
bein sar t item 3tnb.
9aS dhte Or. TicSane'8 Ser
mifuge bat Die Gi8natllren 6. Ste
Sane ii. Glemin8 9rOS. anT ben
llmi6Iag.
Sr. 6. Wtc9ane's 2tGer : giaeu
iperben nidt empfp61cn ais 0eilmittel eeBerl
,,aIie 2eiben, benen 6aS 6Ieud untertban III, ,"
5pnSern ge8en 8ranfbeiten Der Seber; bel btltDs
lem 8eldwerbeu, 9i5pepiie iuto frdntbnf tenn
&opfipeh, ober berartigen uebeln 1ulo Ile rns
iibertrefflic9.
&altes Ttebcr.
Gs eiebt fein beiieres 9t6fi9rmitte[ ppi; ober
nad benz GebrnrAe bon @6inin. 2tlS gSurs
girntitteI iin6 tie llnDer9leidlid.
@au bite ii@ bar Galidun9ett.
0ie dtbten iin6 nie i6er;llttert
cSebe Ghabtel bat ejnen rptben @dd8 Iie9el
auf bem Oedel nit Der Sni9riIt Or, NcN!ne's s
2iuer Ytlls.
Se6er llmI4Iag Bat bie Gignaturet bou 6.
Mc2ane llnb 5lemi ing 8rp5.
42an oerlanGe bic dcbten Or. 6. DIc2aneS
9eberz Tillen, prdparirt BON 6leming 8rps., ST
gittsburgb, 8a., benn Der Oiarft 1T ppl bon
9tadabmuneen bes glanen Mr2ane, aneers
6ubitabirt, ober bieieIbe 2lusiprade.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-06
Gerefte.e Sd,iThrii afiae.

SoitOn, ). gtopenlber. - Der Oampfs,
rStar Of tbe Gait" BON Der Satb= b=2inie" be
ge9nere getern auf ieilIer Sabrt bierber in Der
9tabe BON Sap @lisabetb Dem 9Srafe zines
SdOoner8. Orei Gtatrolen befanoeu iid) auf
bem &ajiitenOafe, wel6es bon Dem 9Srade
fort9ed]mentn1t morOen mar; iie batten biz
2etde eines Salneraoen bel iid), tpelder bel Dem
Seriudle, nit einem Sane ans llfer Su idpinl=
men, ertrauf. Die brei @eretteten, lotpie Die
3etdle bes @rtrunfcnen mnrDen bierber 9ebrad)t.
Der Sdlooner mar nit elmer Sabung Sd9e.
mebl nad Bolton rllterlpegs.
s.s.s Wfegifo.
Staot t Wtertf 0, 21. Sftober. = Brdiiz
bent OiaS bat ertlGrt, paB CT fetuen Der psrz
id)ieoensn Brdfbentibai its- @anoibaten begiin-
ittgen miro. @r bat cine @ommiIiion mad
Ducatan gel6iGt, Inn Der Sppoitttonspartei
elne freie gSabl 5u iibern. = Die Sniurgenten
I'M Staate DURANGO iiub geihla9en nnO ger
ltrent moroen. - Der ar1erfaniide @eIanots
Sr. Softer befano iih am 10. .. altts. sn @ua-
oalalara nno rellte am 16. naa Golima ab.-
General Grant miro in benl beporltebenoen
gSinter IN Wferifo eriuartet. .-@s perlautet, baB
Die britiid]e @eie1lhaft, ipeld)e Die giellz
balm 3lpiid)en Yera Grlls lno Der t6aiiptlfa
betretbt, ail $3,000,OOO lbulbet ilnb oab bas
Sberserid1t eine iofortige abre1nung angeorb=
| net bat.-Oie fran30lil1e &eqierumg miro al1=
9eblid) ben biplomatiiden 8erfebr nit Werifo
Hd9itenS tpieber er0ffnen. eagle, Wfi=
nllfsr bes Sunern, uno Der Griegsmtniitsr Sez
nor @0H5ale5 iperben aus Dem &abirete aus
tretell. Sbre gfahfolar itnb nod nidlt er,
ttanllt. SIR anshitt lit cine OtaBnabn1e,
weldbe oa5u beitraJen ioll, ben Sntrignen i'm
Habtftete he5itgltd) Der il1d1iten 4rGliheittert.
vaht sin Glns az nlae5efs.
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99r. 266.
&efltnoGett 1T 2tei6tGnm!
@eimnobett oes RorperS tit 8ciG,=
tDnns fur ocn @ciit.
6aOtuaD'S
Sariaparillas NeiO(Dett.

Jieines 9Iut cr;cuat qeunocs 5Sleih itarfc anoten
mo cine flare Naut. 29er iee5 leiib, 9euube aHoz
den oAne 8nobenirGB uno einen Reucu 5eHt SII BADEN
liam " cfp Ipent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-06
Sober, sdn6ma6er lttenitlie1t,
susei6nittene &abuen (welts) II. Soblen
bel
Sobn u. see@ambrisse.
(gtuot1 D1o& 90, ,1SD g&r. 62, Stto=S1lpertftt..
g o u D o ~ er
9sierbes nnh &inSbie1 5 Tutter.

SaIti more, ben IA. Ntdr5 1879.
S,rn. q. Q. Sanapp.
Dien sem! SD ba0e bas fSutter elmer Brobe unterz
3o9en haIte es irgenb eem 9esentodrtig BON Bferoe
6eteru uerpenoete artifel oiejer glrt fir e6en6iirs
uno fam ieinen @ebraudb bel Bierben Die an Qll9ez
meiner SfDade Ieiben, empiebIen. 4dtun9suoQ
SIaaf .. y. SattIe,
Stallaufleber ber pSaltimorezSbio =8abn."
Siirean Der nSItncsIstlditnirtbid1nft,
Salti more, ben 10. WfdrS 1879.
Grn. sSobn q. saRaTp.
gSertber Stcr! gBir ba6en }6on felt ldngerer 3eit
SIR 2onooner 6utter i'm Ge6raude u. nooIiren es init
Beraniiaen, neil mir polltonnen i6erSeugt inb, baB
es Seben mad an9emeiiener Yrobirllng ourdDeg be-
frieoisen fpirb. adltungsnon ". y. Garen,
superintendent oer aSiiue Datr1."
Baltimore, ben t2. Utdrb 1879.
Grn. Ssobn g. Ssnapp.
gDertber Serr! Das 2onSoner Sutter babe i'd berz
ludt, uib 1be es ebenio gut luenn nibt beiier ols
irsenS elm anberes lest asbroutes, uno epieble es
benz gubfum pon 6er3eft. afltungSuonit
Sobm spoo,
GtallaufIeber bon rI6nms' Grprebz@ @ompognie,"
Gs batt q snaIann, Snanb. Gdeiilanl, asaugsslf
nne 8ssiMfaHh etse 5lsia4uef ssicIaygtes Nxsbselt
ssnle EsAs e{iElltti &1al
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1teie 93RoIter 6rtn9cn neueS
Seben in bic fctipGhen, unz
tbdti9en Uiusteln; itarfeT oas
tabme, i6merSenoe Jfndgrat; /;
Sieben GntSiinoun9 pon oer
Se6er uno oen Jtieren meg :;
llnterlcib an, ipenH iiber Der
beilen 9gSpcpiie, 8erOnu=
li6ie aolit tunb perbiIten 6teber,
rGntbeiteH, gl6tet oaraut bag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-06

Selearalabii!Je 9epeId)en.
[Sers3tI ber nQHociirten @reife f.r ben rSeutiteu
eorreiponbenten".l
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Ssatid) uuO ~SaDr.

s8ir Iaien aus s.. 9iabwap's 9lGganoumg ii6er
gardntbeit uno bcrcn sun" nddIt9saoen 9lusNg
io9Gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-06
J(etle an1eigeil.
aln bic @ni,iri1ter

Garsen oes Goaesiums Ser @abloaiieber 1t,
Oct Staot gSaltimpTe, NatbbauS
Baltimore, een 5. Sopeutber 1879.
99n Die g8abIria,ter!
&te 9Sabridter elmer ieoen gSaro iperoen auf9eforz
pert bcute, Snnile:itag. Den 8. Monen,bcr, yiae,=
inttfags lbr fld i'm SaoIe bes Superiorz(5ertdts
Su peralnineln uno Die Stiinu6iider unb Gtim,u=
5ettel mtSu6rinsen oamt Die Serd}te iibcr bie am
f. os 9ehaltene 2eabl asgefertist uuo perpcaidnoat
tn SeteitiGaft iein.
Sn aura9e beS Gollsqiunl5
(265) ssosu ~. .gsesst,os,, Gefretdr.
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geir tpieeerholen, oaB Der 2eier unIere Sdder nnh
S6ren uber Srantbetten uHb beren Sur uoireum mlIi.
Dor Allenl: -
"SSalidl nro gSabr,"
.Jtaotpag i,ber SSrritabIe Ilrethra.
rysaotnaH tiber SfrppbeLit."
uno anoere S9ulten h5er Srantbeen oerldieoeHer st
Sn ben apotbefen gu pa 6en.
wtau isie; ,,ssatid) iao gSal1x.
W2dn idde cine Slteinnrfe an Jsactpat, q csn,,,A,
Wurfs 'sf sss's'
!. aF ssIsaIEnes EapitHAs pcu Dollars pezta, lslss
lssHEEsAs 6aRa. s.illRl lsEi.iAPAsp IN
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Souins'
oolta 'sd)e eIeftrif6e
@laitcr.

reaen Den Ntagen nno
Wa9engrube auf3ele9t /;
un9S= St5ruH9en uno 6tI
mdIarii6e uno anoere 81
Sbt Die c6tcu bcjiebt !
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Sots oent 9(d,t6. S0Wtlotu gSeeO.
@ime Gmpfebtmns BON Gr. gaaOwab's u. %. .'R
eettmtttetn, nad) mebriGbrioem @e6raude
oeriel6cn.

Rem= Dorf, d. Sanuaris77.
gBert6cr 9err!-Seit mebrerer 5a9ren d)on aebraude
tf Shire Dleojinen. InlongS begte Id Suefel in oere
Qgirffamteit, 6ao ieood erfIatsn MID Sic oen gfY-
fungen oerie!ben nit 95ertraueH ub lest bafte I @
nit nun fr neine Bflidt onoern e9 fiddlt min ioa0r
Sreuoe, oen Jiuten ben oieel6rn mir 9c6radt 6eiifs
bar ar;uertenneu. SaS HtGop Jteltef fonEtc Mot
6eiier 6.5eihnet iperoen, ais ourb iensn ameh g5r
applisren bailelbe 5dufg uun itnoen fnt e56ar Sic
periprohene %tnoerrn9, NntIn9SUoa
yin Or. 0la0ipao, Sbmrlpn, cssqo.
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gted)affaire atno Woro TIT 8bila:
oel0hfG.

Bbilaoelpbia, 5. Jtooentbcr. - Mn
@ds Der Yaiiagunf- 4oenue unD 0fooreitr. ent=
ftano geffern abeno etne Sdldgerei, mahreno
iuel9er Elm geipiiier San1nel 9teepss Elm Meller
sog lnb ME beleiisn redts uno linfs I'M ii9
tad. 3bomaS gSeloon erhielt cine tDDtlid)e
Sttdtpurtbe llnb itarb beute friib. Otebrere
anbere Berlonen iplroen permunbet, ieboh
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ssnfre9sss,a a,tF oea, Gsetraiaez
fainrRfH

N emzD Orf, 5. 9fopbr. = @roBe stufre
gung berrid)t auf bem bieiigea @sraioenartte
6riibjabrsluaissn tit un bis 3, gSint.r,pai=
gen ui1 bis uno Mtais uln ] bis { Sent
BRO g5uifhsf i'm Hreiia oefnd,u
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-25
The Indian Campaign.

FoRT ROBINSON, NEB., Jan. 23-The
Cheyenne campaign has closed, for time
at least On Monday Col. Evans, with
Companies and d, Third Cavalry, found
the renegades in strong position in the
cliffs four miles north of the stage road,
and partially succeeded in cuttiug of
their progress, but they effected their
usual escape, and moved toward the Red
Clond agency.
Captain Vessels, whose scouts carried
this news to him, started at once on their
trail with his four companies of cavalry
and at noon to day. He came up to
them some forty-fve miles from this post,
then commenced the work of capturing
them either dead or alive. Of the forty
nine fugitives that were IN the field, leav-
ing seventeen killed. Capt, Vessels was
slightly wounded, the first sergeant OF
company E, and an Indian scout were al.
so wounded to an unknown extent
Three of Wesselrs command a sergeant,
farrer. and private were killed. This
news arrived verbally by courier at
midnight, and more couriers with details
of battle are expected soon. Ambulan-
ccs here, just started at midnight to bring
in the dead and wounded.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-25
GOOD ADVICE.

The following good advice comes from
Colman's Rural:
Hard ;ilnss must be overcome by farm
ers by hard work. hard study in their
leisure hours. hard thinking and calcula-
ting, hard economy. There Is no use o.
whining, crying, complaining 1t will
bring no relief. "Hgavon helps those
who help themselves" If one is in the
mire, he must get ON to hard, solid ground
as soon a possible. Spend less than you
earn. II in debt SO much as to give you
great trouble make some arrangement
with your creditors that will be salisfacto-
ry all around or throw up the sponge and
begin again. If vou see no chaace to get
out of debt, this is the best way. a load
Of debt is the heaviest load q man can car
ry. 1t kills mind and body. 1t makes
brave man coward 1t stiles all aspra-
tons, all hope Get out Of its clutches,
and forever keep out, if possible.
It'is hard work sometimes to get out
of debt, but ii can generally be accom-
plished if people will set about it with
full determination and resolute pur-
pose.
CALI AND SETTLE.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-25
JOINT SESSION.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. %, 1879.
The president of the senate called the
houses to order.
Roll called and quorum present.
Mr. Creekmors was excused on accoun,
of sickness.
The clerks of each house read that
part of their respective journals of yes
terday that referred to the election OF
United States senator, and gave the re
suits in both senate and house.
The president of the senate then in
formed the houses that as there was no
election yesterday it was necessary to
proceed now with the balloting
Three ballots were then taken, with
this result;
FIRST BALLOT.
For Bell, "a for Johnson. 81 for
Walker, 43; for Baxter, Ia; for Rice, 2
for Smoote, A.
SECOND BALLOT,
For Bell, "a johnson, 81 Walker, 43
Baxter, u, Bishop, /; Rice, l; Smoot
4 Berry l.
THIRD BALLOT.
For Bell-Senators CAN'T, Pennington
Stanford, thornton, White, Williams
and Representatives Barker, Barry
Brown Of Lee, Dawson, Dickinson, Hol-
der, Hudson, Lowe, Martin, McMurtry
Miller Of Clark, Payne, Quarles, Simmons
Taylor, Weir and Wright-23
For Johnson-Senators Carlton, Fer
gnson, Hampton. Harris, Kerr, Mitchell,
Mulkv, Terry, and Representatives, Ar
cher. Barnett, Blackwood, Brewer, Brink
ley, Britt, Carter, Conway, Fishback, Gil.
lam, Greening, Hanly, Hare, Hobson
Kemp, Lee OF Howard, Mcconnell, Mil
Ter of Conway, Richardson, Snnott
Thomas, Washburn and Speaker Bear.
den-3l.
For Walker-senators Armistead,
Chism, Crowley, Duncan, Gatewood, Han
ma, Hill, Rutherford, Upton, Watkins
Watson, Wilson, and Representative
Black of Boone, Bobo, Braly, Brown OF
White, Bumpnss, Burns, Cluck, Coody
Davidson of lizard, Fcltnor, Flippin, Fra
ser, Holi6cld, Holmes. Jordan, Keith,
King, Lee OF Newton. .Lowdermilk, Moore
Morris of Carroll, Morris of Stone, Pin
dali, Priddy, Rddck, Roden, Stanley
Stubs, Turner, Walker of w ashington,
Warner and Williams-44.
For BaXter-Senotor Judkins and Re
presentatives Black Of Randolph, Burke
Cunningham, Davidson of Sharp, Fur
bush, Harrison, Joyner, Mack, Mainard
McCracken, Minor, Owen and Tate
Id
For Rice--Senator Boyd.
For Smoot-Se Senator Reid and Repre-
sentatives Askew, Tyson and Walker o
Columhia--4
For Bishop-Represontative Dcmby
i.
For Berry-Representativc Jameson
Il,
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-25

After a lapse of three weeks. during
which there had been no meetings, the Muir
phys convened, last Wednesday night; and
after pretty duett by Misses Hattie and Ma
mie Nicodemus. the President, Capt. Alex
ander, opened the meeting witha happy ad.
dress. lie congratulated the audience upon
the large number in attendance, and express
ed himself as greatly delighted by SO signal
demonstration of the unabated interest in
the Murphy meetings. Many fears had been
entertained that the ediscontinuahce even for
one week, of tie regular meetings, would de-
tract from the interest hitherto felt in them,
but, said he, this audience before me- to-
night, proves the eroneousness of thcimpres-
sion. He spoke of the terrible nature of
drink; of the dreadful tyranny which it ex-
ereised over the will rs well as the appetite
He called up the case of job and the boil bust
ness, and said that the devil conceived that
he could use no more effective weapon with
which to exhaust Jobs patience, and cause
him to curse God, and thereby die. lie said he
thought his Satanic majesty could have ac-
complished all his desired ends, if he had
induced Job to be drunkard Judge Burrow
then was called upon and made some excel
lent remarks. He said that, as one of the
committee on programme he found a con sid
cradle trouble in getting persons to consent
to take part in the exercises. lie said, how
ever, that as a member of the committee, he
should, in the future. endeavor to make
such arrangements as will enable him to an
nonnce each evenings exercises on the meet
ing previous. He said that there were a
great many young ladies and gentlemen in
the community who possessed talents of a
more than ordinary nature, WHO could, il
they would, add, by their assistance, materi-
ally, to the interest of the meetings, as well
as prevent the too-oft appearance of the
same persons before the society. He also
suggested the propriety of having sociabes,
with music, promenading, and other species
of enjoyment in order that the exercise mo-
notony may be avoided DR.. White was call
ed, for, but wanted some music. There was
anothcr-well, we can't give it name, and
we entertain such an ineXpressible degree of
contempt for the person who Illuminated it
that we could not speak unprejudicedly, and,
therefore, refrain. After Il duett, by the
Misses Nicodcmus, the meeting closed, and the
hundred who were present seemed glad that
they had come. No effort will be spared to
make the meetings interesting, and we hope
that our people will honor them by their pres
ence.
The Van Buren press., 1879-01-25
Thirty Feet of Bowels!

Readers, did you know that for thirty feet
the bowels are lined with net work of fine
sensitive nerves? This surface is quite deli
cate. and Frequently by the use OF strong or
violent purgativcs this tract is horribly torn,
irritated and conyulsed by their gripping ac-
ton, which affects the whole system, Yea
do not need pills, but you need gentle inyig-
Grating tonic action, something that will give
new vigor to the stomach and general system
by gently clearing the bowels and liver of all
waste matter. BY using Bailey's Saline Ape
rient you have the pleasant cathartic action
desired. By its saline action it its wonderful
preventative against diseases, having their
origiu from exposure of hot or cold ell
mates