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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
pr. q. 4. Anoermoo6,
1T. 16G, @ef.ssaDette= strabe,
nabe Gutaip=gtraB


q SAT- I 1T ore, 10 o.,
Dibmet Der BebanbIuns droniider eeioen afler glrt
ieine Mufmerfiamfs;t. Ct beilt zaranfbeiten
raSital, tueder llriade iie aud enttammen. CT fu=
rtrt 9re6s srinbtit, penn oas eeben fid nbt iiber
bas sanJe Spiem perbreite bat, mtel elmer iiteren
Wletbobe obne 3ubhIfenabme bes Meiiers; bessIeben
ane @eidmllfte unb Gusmlbie. biden Sals u. I. ip.
@ef&mlre aler Art meroen srIublid3 aussebeilt.
&dmonboieen. blinbe. ofene ooer iudenbe. einerle.
ipie idIimm aud bas eeben ein. ooer Delde WiitteI
mon aud bereits obne 2tnberuns 9ehraudbt baben
mag, lann er eurf cine idmersloie. unfbdolide Nez
tbobe obne gu idnetoen ooer 9eihdfts ODER arbetsz
eine1uns n0tbis Bu MAIDEN. fofort ltnbern uno sdnss
ltd unb auf bic Dauer furiren, Dieen grols garan=
tint er potin. ober Deranst feline Se3abluns. es
ben 6aa BON 6rauenbeimerber. In ipeId3er Spe5ialz
tdt thm cine srobe Grabruna CUR eete tebt. permas
er su mbsrn ober gang gu beertisen ioute ieben aa
Don 8aienftmdbe bel &tnoern. pelde ben 1rin nidbt
halten ionnen. 3u heen. st bari fid aui Gen. 6. y.
Epler. Vofmeifer i'm Baltimore. ben att6aren 80.
9. etenser. Gonsre6= =Mbseotoneten Don 8enniplpa=
nien. Eafor W. &eefer. Theol. Dr., In @ettpsbuig,
Pa., Dberf g. 9. Ulpers gfr. 67, ct. BauI=gtrase,
8aitfmore, Srn. g. .. Onion, aoblenbdnbler in
Baltimore, uno 6rn. Gbmaro s. @burd, trhberen
QaIiirer Der ~Bant Of Commerce" in Baltimore be-
lte4en.
uhr unb BON Mbenos bis u6r; Gonntaas BON 3
Dts 6llbr Nahmittass.
Sonorar in allen 6dllen mdbis; eoniultlruns uns
ut9Inth. (San.S, ,12Dhefl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Neme Mn3eigelt.
- a b l..
Miireau oes General z4aternen gupertnte,t=
~ benten nno SasubrenssSnipettor nno

Narean oes 8eneralz z9aternen Supertmten=
~ oenten nno Sasubteu= sSnipettors= un1
sMtd,etS,
Watbbaus,
8aitimore, ben q. Wdrs 1879.
sInins Sssr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fi,r Ioternsm
aMf's Jiiaen uto Snoronun9balten oerieIben,
etnidllieblidl oer Sd,etben, fmr'S Hidlti9iteuen
Srenner tpdbreno etues Sabres nom Datum
oeS Sontratts an, alidI anf Xtefermng BON 2a=
fernen sum fIuto obrennen laut Yeroronun9 SIR.
bonn 81. sebruar 1877 in bieiem Hiirsau bis Can't
tag. ben ID. Uidrs, Had,niittass ubr, anses
nommen. pie In9e6cte beaislt6 neuer eoternen
mhen ben Yreis pro 2aterne. oieieni9en aI Sluibe=
terung, 5iiIen unb Iusbeiern ber gaternen u. E.
ote Soften pro eaterne nno Monat anseben. Das
Redt. Die 3abl Der i'm @ebrauhe beiinb!iden suter=
men 5u ieber 3elt Sn permebren ober su perrnsern,
hlet6t ausbridlid porbebalten. Biir9faft bur 90be
bon $4,000 lit erforoerlb. Sorbebalten ipir6 bas
Redt CUR 8eriperns iraenoeines ober aer einselauz
fene: Insebote. Spesiffatonen fann man in 6eiem
Sitreau einieben. +. u. &fng,
[55-7l general=eaternenz superintendent &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Ste 8ttbe attf SsaNtt tpteoer ber=
0eStellt.

yt e no DOrf, 6. Dtdrs. - Nadridten
our6 ben 0ampfer n@tna" aus Sacmel er9e.
ben, bab Die &ube in Sapti tpieoer pollfom-
men bergeiteat iit unb baB Der Brdfoeut am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Eetitperets,tarrett tn Shtp.


olum bus, O., 6. Wdr5. - @inem
4uirufe 81 elmer @tafcnoetiaminluug bon
SemperenSlern aus alien &betlen pes Staa-
tes Solge letiteno, fausn beute in bieIiger
Staot etnige 40 ionberbare S6mdrmer Su=
lanlnlen, nm etne 8eluegung IN Sang gu
brtngen, pel4e fir GemperenSs samenoenients
5ar StaatSperfaiiun9 agltiren oQ. Die Qeute
lpolen bic SabrifatiOn, ben gerfauf unb Nu8z
i9anf BON berauidenben @etrdnten aaer 9lrt
IN Ohio 9eietlid oerbieten, reip. ynur fir ben
@ebrau9 bet'm 4benbmabl, fir neoiSiui die
uno tedntite 3mede seitatter." Die @eietz
gebung lou ie etne Berion in ieber DarO ODER
leoem Somnibtp fir ben Ssrfauf bon Spiri-
tnolen 5n ben oben9euaunten 3peden conSei.
itontren, uuo uebertretungen oieles @eiebes
tperheH nit elmer 9eloftrafe bon je $4,000 be-
nr0ht
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@eratpetfeIter &antpf ntt1 efnent
(Sittbrkd1er

9bilabeGpbta, 6. Mdr5. - Sobn
ScOtt wuroe beute friib, mdbreno er i'm Ses
grifie mar, einen @inbru6 3u beaeben, bon
Dem Poli3iiten 9tObt. @aie entOedt unb Oer-
folgt. Gls Der Boli5iff ben SIiidtisen einse'
bolt battet ipenbete fif oteler 9e9en ibn uno
bradlte ihm brei sefdbrlitbe, tpabrideinlt9
t0olli6e 0feiierftidle bel. Scott muibe ipdter
fetgenomulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07

Gin SupaldIf9eS Wtittel gegeI 2eioen Der
SfinSsr; es sibt fem belicreS ge9eti Solit, Sra
senlGure unO Darnlbei9tperbeu. 3n rs &ts.
bel Gpotbetsrn Sg haben. tspr20, l2lete)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Murris y gsarp's aatarrb-

sc belt afuten ,irb dbronifhen 3atarrb unb benz.
eenist, nenn iebe anbere Bebanbluns ieblseidlase
faide 4eluns. gs bat ben gebraud foitipteiiser
0tnatbmunss Apparate uno Raienbouden faft sans
perbrGEc:. Cine einmaltse Mnipenbuns hebt oas Ges
fhbl BON G1mere unb Druid i'm 3opfe unb eriueiht
nnb pertret6t ben einsetrodneten etletm, Der bic
ySoe pertopjt. IS iptrb BON ben promopirten MerJs
ten perf&rieben unb b6d,dbft inbofrt uno bonn yu6>
iium seiobt, bas es enbes fir bas bette, sesen Sos
tarrh In allen elnen Staoen befannte 0ttel ertldrt.
Betres Atteate unb Uerdate I6er burd3 unier Otitz
tel bsperffeGtste Suren nerfpeilen ptr adtungSpoa
aut uniere Msenten 5S. Coleman & Gto8erS, Htr.
176, observation-disclosures.
grets SO 4entS Die Slalde. SIN alien Npotbefen
moxettrabe, su bdben; engros bel asoeeIer, Sobn
q 6ousp., IbOmfen & 0eutb nn0 g8m. 8.
DroWu & 8ruoer. (Ipr.6, t2Dfte, fu.2.p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Gin GtieHba1ta S1suinoel t1t
=aSffGInft6

Soito 6. OtdrS.- Sn bleier Stabt finb
ioeben @ntbedungen semadt tporben, welde
auf einen si9autti6eu S6piuoel beuten.
Sor etniser 3eit wurbe cine geisaidaft In.
ter oemfameu yWgfic~ Salle9= 8ahus&omp."
organiiirt, uul eine enqpurige gabn BON 30,
fton mad BEN i'm Wspittc=&hale liesenbeu
Bunften i'm ytorben hteier Stabt 81 baueu.
Sour IL Meilen Der Sabn iino pollenbet uno
fir iebe Dteile finb &oit5n i'm Betrage Don
$4,000 in bic 8ii9er Der @eleuidait elnse-
tragen, obsleid) man tpuBts, oaB ni9t iiber
100000 fir bic gauge 8abniired! peraussabt
woroen ipareu. 0ieie Sbatia9e peranlaBte
bic @iienbahrl= Su elmer Iuteriu.
dung upo bieielben baben lest Die aufmerfs
lanlfeit ceS 9eneralaumaltS aui bic Nngele>
aenbeit gelcnft. sic erfldrcn in einemS6reis
ben oil Den erpGbnlen Yeamten, ,baB einOefi3it
BON $85, 900 in ben 8ihern Der 9eielibaft
ertitirt uno baB bas aanSe llHternebmen aaem
9lniheine nad auf einem Sdwinoel berubt.
Sibuep y. Yratt, Sdasmellter Der Sabu'
qeieaidaft, ioa ihou friiber an betriigeriitjen
Sransaftipneu betbeiltgt 9elpeien letn nno es
perlautet auBeroeui, oaB etne Slage IN SeSu9
aui ben betriiserilden Sanferott ces S6nb.
b6nolsrs Pai9e sescn i'm in Der S6webe 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Ser Gtmpfaug Der 2eidje Savaro
SatlInr'SA

NemsD Ort, 6. Wtdr5. - 0elegaten 0er
bteli9en beutden @eiansoerene bielteu beute
etne Seriammlung unoibollenbets1 bic NuorOz
nunsen i'll Sesus auf einen 3raueraeIanq in
oem 8atbbauie, mo- bic ueberreife ga6aro
Saplor's our S6au 9effellt peroen iollen.
Sle Seretne meroen in corpore mad benz
6atbbaule naridiren, uno Die @fit9lieOer
neroen BET Der @elegenbeit Srauerab3ei9en
tra9en; ferner baben ne cine @breumafe ers
nannt, nm bel Der 0eide 5u paden. Die Sc.
lan9oerelue aus Sroofl1n uno Soboten baben
tbre Setbeilt9uug an Der @eremonie sugeiaqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Selearapbiidle 9epeide,t.

[ger9te BET naiociirten Breiie' fir ben rDeutI9eu
@orreIpouoenten".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
@ermtfa)te Sepeid,ett aus Ne.p
MnNH

Iew-D Off, 6. Ndrs. = Die gSiitme oss
psrltorbeneu @eianoten Sagaro SapIor uuo
ibre Eodter faulen beute auI oeit Spambur9sr
Oampier ySeroer" bier on. Die lIeberrefte
bes Serftorbenen rpsroen i'm SAME Der nGhiten
ISOLDE auf oem 0ampi,rr @eliert" bier erwars
tet. Inter ben Sreunbsn, melbe Die Srau
Eanlor bel ibrer Anfunft bier empfinsen, be-
fano iid) pr. SEQ. Bancroft, Der ebeinali9e
@eianOte in Beriill.
- Die Dampfsry auslia" BON Mittelueer,
6dfeu unb ,,Gotteroam" bon Rotterbam iino
butte bier einsetroffen.
= Sr. 2eon @botteau hielt beute por Der
biefieen 6dnbelsfammer eiTen rueitereu SOr.
tras 3u @unlten zines neueu Sanbelspertra9a
swilhen 6ranfrsi9 uaO OengsretnistenStaa'
ten.
= Der Dampfern SesHOno" fam bon gfep'
Smile hier a1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Nfinfafafa1tie1fo 9nflars aeftnbIett

Wtontreal, s. Wdr3.-Sean 9. yaquet,
aaiiirer Der , Yanque DC potbelaga," III inter
Der Anflage uerbaftet porpen, $50, 900 unters
idlaseu sI baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Ser aeid,enf,t.to bel apm,t,

lnnn, WaIi., 6. WdrS. = Ole yiaArtdt,
bat Die por&urSem nabe oteierStaOt in einem
Sofisr aufsefunDeue 2eid}e oils biejeuise elmer
gelpiien Wiarp Me@onolosus lnoentifi,irt
worsen isi, berubte auf einem Srrlbume.
nad @altfOrnien aus, uno cine hsnte uou bort
eingelaufene Depeide aelbet, DaB iit Marg
seluuo uno pobl in ieuer Stabt befiueet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07

aetberr YboSpb bas RobtfaIs
6eilmitteI gegtn 3erpeniapd6e. - Bboss
pbor 1T Elm Beitanotbel bes meniGIi6en
a6rpers unb fiHoet ii9 i'm @ebirHe, ben gter.
uenr benz 9arne, ben StnO9en mo i'm SInte
Dor. 4etbersBbosphor 1T elm neues Utittel,
Das bic Aerste Der llnioerlttdt erfunoen nuo
BEN drshibsn Stauoe i'm 4aselnelnsn uns
befunut if. GS bar I'D aIs &aoitalh ,tln1it>
tel aeqen 9teroeui9nddbe, Srditeoerluft, @e'
bdGtnibi6pdd)e unb ale aus Sugenbiinoen
enthehenoe arantbeiten beipdbrt, YreIs So bic
NlaIdle; So 5rpei 8laiheu. 3u baben bet
Seth 9. > Gnce Jtr. l08, Uef- Baltimore
5traBe. - almaRahe nit ALIEN Jtahsren
unent9eltlid. 150-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
GYeaial ! Noti3e,t.

Clue 8arte.
In une, melGe an ben Golsen bon Su9enoianoen,
atzs6fer G&Ud&e, gntirdftuns, Serluft Der Dsan'
nestraft &C. Ieiben, fenbe i rel elm Reaept,
bas ie frrirt, Diefes sroSe 9eilmittel fpuroe bon
einem gifHondr in shbzamerifa sntbedt. Sdidt elm
obreftrtes @ouuert on 8eu. Soiepb z. Sninan, Sta'
tion ., Bible=Souie, N.>g. @itp.
(San16, St.&fp.i i.a.2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Bic ansebitd1c Seramb,tn8 oes
Sd)astneifterS sStsaaS+ - Gin
c1tS0eSnteIfer" HtttfT.

@anbta, N.s5., 6. Wtar5. - 6iniifts
lid, oes ausebli9 aln letten Dienitag Abeno
in Der @obnuns bes 9enletnbei9abmeiterS
@bmoro 81. Sngals ausgeilbrten 9taubes
iino eiuige neue llmitGnbe entbedt porosu,
ipeld,e nit ben gebauptungeu beS Sbasmei,
tiers IN iGroffem gSlberiprufe iteben. Cine
Ilnteriud,uns ift i'm @anse, unb es heut iid
immer msbr beraus, oab Der anseblite Sfaub
nt9t iiattfuno. gfan bebauptet, caB Suga1s
fid, obne frembe 5ilfe fnebeln, fsiieln unb in
bic Sage bringen founte, in weld3er man ibu
fano. Die Nffaire erregt 9roBeS 4ufieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
SAIL 8leis@mamn & Gonp.'s DreBbefe

San, 8leithmann & Gonsp.'s NreBbefe
(compressed yeast).
Da man entbedt bat. baB ntele Ra6abmunsen uns
Jerer Sefe fid I'm Warfte tefnoen, 70 bat aIe dhte
YreBbeie unieres Gabrtates aui iebem Vadete ben
geamen. unierer Girma. aae anoeren fino Natab'
munsen
Nlan perianse bon ieinem Grocer @ait VIetidbs
saaun q Iomp'S Drebbete. 8dstt6 iri&
Gabrtfs Depot: Nr. "a, NorosGutap StraBe.
(Nag9,iS) q. g. 8emnett, gei6dftilbrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-07
Gin 0er9iet@ oerfallitett 8anffirnta
2loae & Gontp. ttttt tbtett 8I6t.

@tncinnati, /, G. Nidrs. - Su elner ge=
fern abeno abgehalteneu Seriammluua Der
@ldubiger Der faIiten Sanffirma s. s. Aoae
& Sonp. tpuroe Elm SersIeid geidloiieu, tus
benz bic @ldubaer bic ihuen bon Der Sirma
aneebotenen 323 8rOsent sur pollitanoigen
GtIgung ibrer 4nlpriide annabmeu. 53man>
Sig prOSent merbeu ipsleid) uno 121 Yrosent
In II Mnnatsn auSaesahft fperbcn.
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9iuef Ntnne ftt lsft1ctr,I

3uOerlG it9eS 9aa r-Wteoer ers
felIung8s s. nno netteS SaarsE ois
- Sat alle iosenauuten
@ieoerherfeQunsemittel perben aus g8afier,
bas nit artifelu, meld)e oaS 9aar oustrods
uen un0 Bur 3oilette oes 9aares nod Elm ana
bercs Brdparat n0tbig MAIDEN permii6t, an-
gefertt9t; aber sauces helnii9es Saar.
8leOerbarheluna8mtttel 1T cine 8ereinigung
bon ftimulirentem BCingeilt uns Del un6
9iebt etu angenebmes 5aar-EoiletteumitteI
Qb auBer ieinen Observation-Disclosures gigens
i9aften. @s 1T nniibertrofen als Gr5easer
elnes iippigen SaarDndies unO sldnsenoer
9oden uno beiiet bic @igenidaft Der 3uriid-
fiibrung grauen 9aares gu ieiaer uutiirli@en
Surbe. SO 1T tein 5aorfdrbemitteI Anb 10
eirffu9, oaB e8 BON SeOermann NIT no1toms
meuer Siherbeit sebraudt peroeu fam.
Yrei8 81 bic Slaite. gu babeH bel seth
9. 5ance Nr. 108, g8 its8 altim T e.
fraBe. N. B.-Ruu uerluuge Sence' 8
hemiiGe8 9aars9Sieoerberltelun9Smittel uub
uebme tein auoeres. (1489
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Ser 0eIDut0rft.

Stem Orf, 6. WidrS. = Solgenbes
finb bic S6luBnottrungen: @elb SO. St.=
Bsdiel 4.861. Bunoes.O Oblig.: 1881er 1069,
1S67er 1921. 1S68er 1929, iieue Ssiinfer 104s,
10.4Oer 1925, 0iif. Columbia 80. Nftien:
Stem Dorfer @entral 1154, @rie 25B, Safe
Gbore ii, Sainoiier Central 8l9, Yutsbura
91a, Chicago Nortbpeitern 525, DO. Briori-
| tdten 86s, Nod-SslaHo 1891, gSeteru Union
Sci. lO44.
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80ufetOfte.

Gan Iransi8co, 6. Mdr5. - Die
Sduioen Der @qenpaarenhdnblcr @ebriiber
@oodaur & Comp, oeren balber geitsrn Der
8aareuporra:h Der Sirula in 8edlag &c.
nommen puroe, betanfcn ftd) auf iiber $780,
OOO. ueber BEN @eiammtbetrag Der YaiItua
uno Der Sablunssfdhisfeit Der Sirma 1T nod
INNER nidts @elpiHes ermittslt. Die fiuauz
Sielen Serlesenbeiteu Der Strma baben Die
@nenpaareufirmeu 8enneop & Durr unb g..
Ntos9rOpe & Comp. ebenfaas 5um gSanfen
gebraht, uno aud bic gorrdthe bieIer @tab.
liGements murben heute niE Seitlag beleSt.
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86ttffaAintent.

Yorl, Yennl., 6. Wtdr5. : DE hleit9e
Dime es5apinss=ganf" iteute beute in Solse
oes panifs, ipel9em iie felt mebreren 2asen
auaaelett mar nnb burd peldeu ibr cine be.
trddni9e Summe entsogeu purbe, ibre Cab
lungen Elm. Der Setrag Der Palitoa 1T nod
ni1t genau ermittelt, jeoodl eruartet man,
bab bic &niialt IS bis 80 &ts. pro Dollar
,ahieu rpiro.
Connecticut western news., 1879-07-16

issue, and do not pretend to champion, or attempt to justify the demeanor of any indi- vidual, interested or otherwise. am not so party blind as to desire to conceal party error, nor 70 uncharitable as to deny wrong-doer the benefit of a doubt. But it is amusing to see how far out of the path it is necessary tor Reform" to go for argument. Here is another example of it "I sag the district had no right to pass such vote" Very well, We know that you say SO. ISdy It had. Now each knows what the other sdyS, but have 1 convinced you that the district had right, or vice versa2 Such is the depth ot the argu- ment of modern Mosesl Here Is question the Dr. asks me :-'Do you want your neigh bors' children to pay 25 cents week for your individual gratitication?" Now ln the name of common sense, wherein Is that question ap- phcsble to my stand? But if confront the Dr. with his own question can he reiterate miner
 With regard to the 'perversion' of the ststutss-perhaps better word would have been mutilation-the Dr.. quotation would not be recognized by general reader of the law. The same section from which he quoted con- tains the following, which stands bet,ceen the first and last clauses of his quotation:
 "Or if any district shall continue it's school for longer time than is provided for at the expense of the town; or if any district shall expsnd for teachers wages sum which the school visitors and selectmen deem unneces- sary and extravagant,-" etc. etc. This part was left out of the Drs. quotation. This places the treatment of the question Of contln- uing the school longer than the law requires, on the same footing with that of the higher branches. Now the two being rated exactly the same in one aspect, is it probable that partiaity would be shown in favor of either ill another aspectP or is it to avoid unnecessary re- petition that in speaking of the one clause, the same section further says that Nothing, how ever in this title is to be so construed as for bidding the payment of the additional ex- pS Rses by voluntary contribution O. Oy hutton charges"
 Without knowing his opponent, he says "he is loose in his mental, moral and legal hinges, and without backbone" an assertion certainly not warranted by any of my statements. He then agonizes over my assumed name. am averse both to notoriety, and the acknowledge ment with which old dog Tray might have avoided his lamentable fate,
 Now t0 simmer this thing down to tue ques- tion, is the school of high grade 8 benefit or not? If it is benefit, it is certainly worth supporting, and the bfe of a depends upon tue tssition fee plan, for the day will not soon come when this entire district will submit to a tax for the individual qualification" of a few and for ny part, prefer to pay my own fees, rather than see my tax-lidden nelghbor still further burdened for my children's tuition.
 By the way, would very much like to hear further from your "Beanfeld' correspondent. His brief allusion to this discussion betrays him to be at once fair, charitable, conslderate and just and with whom conversatlo would be real pleasure. Let us hear from Bean- field again. CoNFoRMlsT'
Connecticut western news., 1879-07-16

10e IOuOHluS Olucl JuS1 ASSuSO hOHl Ihe office of the Adjutant- General is selr-explana- tory:
 GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF CoN- SEcTIcUT, ADJUTANT-G OFFICE,
 Hartford, July 1, 1879. General orders No, 5.
 In accordance with the provisions of sec. S, chap l, title K of the general Statutes, the following persons are appointed Post Sur geons, to determine exemptions from military duty by the standard of disability prescribed by the Surgeon-General:
 Hartford County-Ei Warner, Hartford ; George Clary, New Britain; Edward F. Par sons, Enfield;I P. Fisk, Southington; G. w Edwards, Granby.
 New Haven Comty-W. R. Bartlett, New Haven Alfred North, Waterbury; N. Nick erson, Meriden; George L. Beardsley, Derby W. H. Andrews, Milford.
 Middlesex County-Francis D. Edgerton, Middletown; John II. Granniss, Old Say brook; M. c. Hazen, Haddam; Nathaniel O. Harris, Easl Haddam.
 New London County-Francis D. Braham, New London;S s. L. Sprague, Norwich; E. Frank Coates, Stonington; Seth |. Chase, Colche r; George W. Harris, Old Lyme.
 Windham County-Willi m A. Lewis, Pla nfield; John B. Kent, Putnam T. Morton Hills, Willimantic; A. s. Leonard, Wood stock
 Holland County-S G. Risley, Rockville j; C. B. Newton, Stafford Springs; Henry s. Dean, South Coventry.
 Fairfield County-George F. Lewis, Bridge port W, C. Burke, Norwaik: William C. Bennett, Danbury W. H. Trowbridge, Stanl- ford William C. Vile, Newtown.
 Lschfield County J. Beach, Litch- field; John H. Blodgett, Salisbury; James Hine, New Milford; James Welch, West Winsted; Francis w. Brown, Woodbury. -
 All persons between Is and 40 years o1 age .iring exemption from military duty and ommutaton tax, by reason of mental or physical disability, must report to one of the Post Surgeons for examination, and if found exempt will be furnished with a certificate of exc, ption, to be filled by them with the Se- lectmen of the town where they are liable to enrolment Those who were exempted by Post Surgeon in 1878, and the disability chased as permanent, will not be required to be examined again, unless ordered by the Surgeon General The dates for examina- ii ns are as follows: July 16, B, and 30, August 6, Is, 20 and P, from to 9 ?. m. Persons not filling their certificates ot ex- emption with the Selectmen before the first day of September, will be debarred from ex- smption for the year.
 Post Surgeons are required to make ex- c notions strictly in accordance with the or ders of the Surgeon-General and will, on the lst of September report to him the names of all exempted by them, with town and dis abi ity. and the names of all examined and not exempted The fee for examination will be paid by this office upon the report made to the Surgeon-General.
 By order of the Chief. -. EDWARD HARLAND, Adjutant- General
Connecticut western news., 1879-07-16
LOCAL AGENTS.

J; D. Clemans, Falls Village, Conn. Geo. R. Bull & Co.,, Kent, Conn. Grove Bramble, Nor folk, Conn.,; James Finch, Millerton, N; Nou..ton;io n;; I#aSa IH#0ughtaliTg x PomSeroy, Pittsfeld, Mass h. r. Gillette, sharon, Ct. !: Rollin NJ. Rood, Glendale, Mass. Charles B. Botsford, New Milford Ct. Frank Nj. Poase, Lee, Mass. James s. Moore, West Stock bridge, Mass; Burlngame & Darbys No Adams, Gay X Carpenter, Lebanon Springs, N. Y., E. W. Lockwood, Philmont, N. Y.; Merwn & Holmes Pauling, N Y. J. Hobbs X Co.,, Red Hook, N. Y.; Brown X Doty, Poughkcepsie, N. r.; Wood X Tittamer, Poughkeepsie, N. T.; Geo. E. Burrows, Chatham Village, N. Y. :; Geo: w. Lee, West Winsted, Conn; Bedding & Hammond, Dover Plains, N. Y. Miles K Lewis, Wassaic, N. Y.; Bartlett X Mead, Amenia, N. Y.; $. A. Porter, Ancram, N. Y. :; Frank Wilcox, Copakc, N. T.; Henry B. Be vier Matteawan, N. r.; Charles McNeil, Vol Hartford. Conn; Vessels x Gates, Litch- field, Conn. c. F. Williams, Thomaston, Ct {; NJ. McNeil, Watcrtown, Conn.,; George w. Hurlburt, RoXbury, Conn Baker & Brins- made, Washington, Conn, ; D. Burnham, New Preston, Conn.,. E. Mcintyre, Boston Corners N Y; E. T. Blodgett, Mil River, Mass. Wm. R. Baldwin, Southtield, Mass. Wm. R. Smith & Co.,, Otis, Mass. Bruce Persons, New Bos- ton, Mass. Ives Baldwin, Colebrook River, Conn. NJ. A. & L. c. Hart, Riveron, Conn. |. W x Co.,, Ct, Harrington. Mass; ". E. Clarke Stock bridge, Mass. H. NJ. Burla'l, Curiisvihe, Mass :; Lanes sborough Iron Co.,, Lanesborough, Mass II J. Darly, Cheshire, Mass Anthony & Rurng- anne, Maple Grove, Mass. F. E. Mole & O., SO Adams, Mass. N. F. smith, Wilamstown, Mass; II. D Jones, NJ. D., East Chatham, N. Y.; w. H. Palmer, Canaan 4 Corners, N: Y; F. B. Van As, tyne. Kindcrhook, N r.; P. B. Van Slyck Vala- tie, N. Y. A. Van Astyne, Chatham Centre. N Y.; Haynor & Rogers. Martindale, N. Y. Wm Flick X Co.,, Craryvllle, N. T.; A. E. H. DimmiclI Hillsdalc. N. E.; \. B. Dewey, North Egremont Mass. Phelps & Benjamin, So. Egremont, Mass l; J. $. Bowman. Pine Plains, N. Y; J. R. Bower, Bangall, N. Y.;.C. II. Tabcr, Washington Hollow, N. Y; NJ. J. Yeomans Mill Brook, N Y; D. $. Van Wyck, FishkiIl Plains, N. Y.; E. C. Macom- Der, HGpeweIl Junction. N. Y: E. E Havens. syl- van Lake, N. Y.: Charles A. Muller, Beekmauvile e. N. Y.; (. W. Horton, StOmviie, N. r.; l.. w. Geuung. John neville, N. r.; D. C. smith Fishkill Village \. T.. Charles D. Cooper, G!enham, N. Y. ; E. C. Shurter. Carthage Landing, N. "; F. NJ. Goring, Wappingcrs Falls, N. Y; D. II. Carhart, East Park, \. T.; Virgil Ang vine Hyde Park, N, Y. pr. B. N. Baker, Rhinebeck N. r.. II. D. Os- trum, Rock City, N r.; Jordon Cornelius Lafay- cite, N. I.; Ostrom & Cornweli, Rhineclitr N. Y Nm. A. Washburn, Maialin, N. ' Wm. M Crar dell, Columbiaville, N. Y; Dayton & Dick, Stuy- vesant Falls, N. Y; V. Van Rensellaer, Stottsve, N. Y; c. w, Mitchell Daltor, Mass. Harry . Blair, M. D., Beckett, Mass.
 A good agent wanted in every town. 3m37