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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29

berebIt nc In etner bis Snanss gnuten bel elmer sin
tt9en 9rlnbliden appiiatiOn Sdjmevicu 3u linoern.
gHie bcfttg uno quatOol aud ber ShmerS Iein mao'
ben bic nit G9eunatismug, yielragie, nerp0cn Qc}.
Den uno 9noeten Srantbeiten ge9aeten erouloen mo,
Gen, Happap's yicaog DieltcI miro auaenbiidiibf
Sinoerun9 3etUdbren.
&Ht5tnoane oer 9atercn, ocr siaIe, Der @i,,ae
tpetoe, Sen8efttpn Der Sungela, &Sciierfsit
MtgeMheJMlperoe, &Ser5fIppfeN, SSnjtsrie sqa.
tarrh, StpbtbcrittS, Group, Grtppen, Senpj
tueb, sSabHtpeb, gfeHraG9te, Hthe.mattSl,,ts
teiter SdIater, 6teber, ,srOi!benlet. Daetidls
ee,ttnngett, SdluuYien, SdDnerje jer IN osrg}ruit.
i'm Sa6er nno III osa 0gieocsu 1peroen auacas
btiGltdl geltnoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
2Scra.sf6)te Serefdten aus Heaps
Nnrf

@em-Dorf, IS. Dldrs. - Der anipalt
Gugene 8airiar g8illiamion's bate por9eltern
eillen Sabea8 Corpus zgefebl fir ieineu 8lien.
ten beantra9t, Sog jeOo9 ben antras 9eitern
aus unbefaunten @riiuben 3uriid.
- SSn grOotlDn beging beute Der &aufmann
2e9narb 3. tnOsfor SelbItmorb, pdbreno iid,
ter Bidder Beter Slapptbor i'll ytelp~Dorf 6as
2tbeu nobnl. Setbe Selbim0roer ioaeH pabn.
fnnl9 gsiueiel iein.
= Sic 0an1pfer ,@itp Of Ssrlin" bon Qiuer>
pool unbr 9tilia" con sSeituoisn ftnO bier eins
9ctrofien.
Die 9ampfer ,SdteOam" bon Notter=
bam uno r@alateG" bon SriIiol ituO an9efoms
mer.
Die 9ampfer raoriatic" bon 2iperpool
unb ..@ltnbale" bon @arbiff traien bier Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
9faoame WtUezsfit,a q
@ Der unierm 8nblifnm aufs gorth.il.

Re- Der unierm 8ublifum auf'S 9ortbeils
baIteite bsfaunte 8ianiit 5r 9u itap &el
Ier, Der @bsgotte nnierer tuadereg Gbsas
ter actrice 6ran Matfe, bat fir lsins
an1 ndGjiten DiittmOtb itattItnbeaOe 9ene-
Il ita=Sorftelluns bic allgcn1cin beliebte
@eiaugspoiie: nber @erid)tuenOer" BON STAT
numb auf'S 6epertoir gebrabt. Die Dit
tpirtung bon srGitea, mic 5rn. II. 8rau 6abn,
fSrGul. 8aabe, Sri. @utmann, 6rdul. $oabH,
Der @sniahliu bes genefisiantsn 6ran Ulaste.
Seller mn ben 6tp. &reller (ein Rhila. 9ait),
Gunbiila une 0alSpln mad)en cine iueitere arl'
preilung bar 8sneftSs@ orftsltuua oes 5rn. sel
lsr iiberfitiiftg rno seliatten uns inr nod,
furs auf bic SerbienilliAfeit bes 8enefsianteu
eeecniiber nnitren 3heatersg sgsrbaltniien blnsu
tpsifen. arranaeur une aegiiIeur Der Sor-
I.flIura 1T osr lit Sisier &iGltIng uatbsrtreii.
lids, bei ltnicrcm Ghcaterpublifum in gered,tta
Gbrcn tiebenoe Dirtftpr W. 6a9n, uio fi,oet
hie SoriieGung in ben behaalihsn SaWnaea bsr
nGermsnia.RdauerAsr fatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
Gine oanfbare anerfeuutus.

~gine dlroutId1s oesr tiefsespurseIte arantbets
ftrtrcit beift iberltd enen groBen Sieg errinaeH.
Die lrtheilstraf fueIhe eiuen JsaH9eI iar erfenni
nne eenelben peiB - Die itrienUee uno Sdlritt fiI
encr idlcitenbCn 3ranfbeit au0egren 9eI9udtbt
tpuroc, bat ntt nur auf uniere Qtbtun9 onoern aud
auf uniere Sant6arFet Gniprua. 6r. 3iabluap bal
tpaH's Sariapariliian RciolDeitt, gege6cn, iuel=
dies otees Jeiuitat ertett, mo bic ei0cnoe Ueuidl.
belt, nebe fdb in Ian9en 2agen uno RGbten mi
Sranfbeit uno Sdmersen perSehrt. lit i5m Su 0ari
oerpfdItet. (-IfeotcaI 0ieiieu9er,")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
slt9ewtcfeate gse9naotg,tngs,
{ScStt dte.

9arrisburg, Bsuni., 27. Rar3.- DIE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mar beute nit gr0rtes
rung ber sipplifattonsn Der So. Sautble,
Yetroff, Solter, CRAWFORD uns Rumbsr9er,
tpeldDe 2estere befanntfd iiberfiibrt iinO, Wtit=
gliebern Der Geieegsbung 9sitedungeu in ST.
3ug anf Die 9luIrubr< @utiddoigungSsS an
geboten gu baben, beidaiti9t Die 4pplita.
tionen nurbtn idlleBlih abgetuieieit. Steiner
Ger Auseilasten 1T bis lebt berlrtbeilt iuorOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
sbonos Roouep, elm friibsrer Su5olfe 5;

-Sbonas Toonep, Elm friiberer SHiaiTe oss
,gropibsrce=6oipitais," iueld)er aagenletn als
tpahnfnnig beseidnet luirb, periuflte OOraelteru
abenb IN Der SecourfraBs, stpiiteu s. uuO
0-Srobe, auf Die Sdweiter Beatrice bonn
Brcpibcnee,Soipitale" nit cinem haariAars
fen, ettpa ied)s 2oll lauser Wefier etHen u16r,
beriidlen an9riff su MAIDEN. @r pnroe pom
8olisiiten 6opler pom s. 0litritte ptrbattet
uno oeitern bonn 8id)ter Snell su etuer 30=td=
gigen @efdnsni6baft oerurtheilt. Der periudte
anqrifi mar angeblid) au8 Jlade iiber 500
nen's @ntlafun9 aus Dem 6olpitale, Die Ourd)
Sdmeiter Beatrice beiuerfileai9t iein ioa, er=
iolgt.
- Der Diirifts =Muridall erbieit geltsrn
pom Prdiibenten 5apeS einen Barbon fir Gnl'
ma WaiIep, fpeld)e befanntlid, lin @rimiual9e=
rihte bss 0ifrifts Der Branbtiftuug iibsrfiibrt
unD gu eiuer iiinijdbrl9en 6aft I'm Saitinorer
3uftbauie oerurtbeilt rpprDea mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
0sr iisiniiIarft.

sfems . orf, 26. Wfdrs. ,SoIgefoes ita6
oisSdlubn notirunaen: @elh So 1882; stirling
sSedjiel 4.s4s-35. Buubss Obiigatiouen.
1es1e, 105b ns,ie 6iiufsr 1o3, 10.4oer =,
1ii. 9el. S.65er 9355. aitien: Relp Yorfsr
Central ls2. Grie 44s, safe S9ors 1851, 5ai.
nciiagentroI 107t. &ittsbur9 1114, &btcasos
gsorthnefiern s64, 90. yrioritdtea Io9i, Rod.
Seloub 1853. gEcf.ern liuien Ea. 10s. 9e,ss
Setieher Gsniral So. llntsri -Bilaud !:
Gsts $40. 2.07s, ,as8: Gsuraua S5,aSl ,s0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
Gttt 9neu s>pti1sst slrutee=
SfSstereu.

Galt<0afe : s itp, lltab, 27. !WdrS.
-GopitGn Gbas. 9. gseftern unD @hirurg Sc
compte i9lusen iiu seitern friib bel Sort
OouglaB auf Btftolen. Stcompte erbielt
leid)te gSunoen an Der 0anb uuo Dem arme,
a((ein Weitern's arm tuuroe nabe bsr Shulz
ter 5eridnlettsrt, llnb oer Gapitdu trug altBer=
benz cine @unbe in beln &iiden baDon. Wfan
best penig 6offnung auf ieine Rettung. Gin
5rauensinlmer iOG Die llriafe oes Streits5 g.
nelen fem. Bsftern iit Der iiiugite @apitin
I'M IA. Snfanterie= Regimente uno puroc erit
Dor Sturgeon bef0rOert. SelSe Setbaili9te iiaO
,,nnerheirotbet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
GalteS Ste6er.

aattes 6ieber uIro fir ifnf5ig Gents turrt Gs g6t
ale arotren malariid9en, bl0ien 59arlat=, ,1gpbuss
9eibes uno enoere 6ieber (he BEN gleb3eitigen @e,
brauhe non RaopGg's &tlica) 70 fanel tIrtrt, iptt
StaStnag's Rea09 sRelief.
Ger @ebraudsanueiiun9 sendB geuommen, min
e5 in Deni9en Au9en6lidtn Strdmpfe, N1a1enIsure
SootreHncH, Sopffpeb, Eiarr60e Suienterfe 8o(iF
0feiien6e iolten itetS cine SlaIde oon AaoluaD'a
WeocD Ueilef nit ii9 fIbreH. GH9e lropfen in
gtoiier 9eHommen 6eu9t aTanfbeiten uu6 dmer5ent In
6ol9c non gsa,iernelid Dor. 9lIs StimuItunitta II
es beiier, ais fran30fder 2ranog ooer Btaer5.
Fpin. '''7'
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aMrnneunes ssetfer

sB hteI1ng, B.-Blr9., %. NtdT5. =
Su eeiil @aftoa'i 'ideu Soblsnbersnerfe 81 Sair-
niouilt, SO. @irg., erei9nete ilb geilern gtah.
rnittea cin Idaiagenoes gSstter, ourtl mtlb:a
Ses. Sccie nnb Sas. Borf gst5otet lpurOeu.
Gins gros. Au;abi arbeiter bsFano iid1 sur
3e,t Der @rslofon Iii Der @rlbe, isOod famen
}ie nit Qnsnahnle her beioen GrudbuteH,
idmmtlid, ,nebr obsr tDsniser bsoeutlih BET.
braasl!, nit benz gshsn BACON.
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@attinn,prp pper selbnmors.

9 ON, y. UIar5. = 5. 3. OIIelOiI, en-
in @perett, uabe oieier Stabt, woDabafttr ruiz
fiher aiinltler, iulrbe belite ullter Der antlage
uerbaitet, ieine @attin ermoroet su baben.
2ektere ipurbe al8 2sid)e nit elmer flaffsnoen
gSEnoe an Der Geble in tbrem Sd)laf5intmer
ouisefunben, unb Die Tadbaru iabln, tpie
Sfeloff an Sormitta9e nit butbefeftenoin.
ben llnb &leiOeru aus Dem 3imnler fam. Ser
angetlagts bebauptet, Die Srau lei seitpeiligen
9tnfdllen bon gBabnitnn ausgeiett sepeen
uno babe f6 ipdbrerO eines Iotdbtn 4uialles
Die &ehle NIT sinem 8afrnleer burd,i9nitten.
(Spdter.)- Der Coroner bat fiji, iiber5eugt,
bab Elm Selbitnurb porlte9t; er miro oesbalb
feline 2etdenIdan balter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
Gtetftcfa 8eFd)Ware.

Die entfernun8 oeier GeIdplre burd5 Rao,pas's
Rtiolofnt 1T jest 10 ter o0tseban, baB Das, ipas
anertonnte 2bGtiode gilt. Nlan 6ea6te bic Maize non
Sannab y. Snapp. Dlrs. Is. Snapp, gtrs. s. &,
Soa9 unS 9trs y; 3 9en0rr, Die in lnicrcm Saleil.
, Sst luT e los9 mit9epet mp oes9Ie6en Den 5aQ oer
beS "fSalIf unb gBabr." '''
Der 9fallm qeltottet uns setnen IpesieQen oinnae
cur o!e qerl9e9enattl9en Sdue BON d,ronIl:1eu
Sstahfbcitcn, Die burt unier SarInpartlftat, ~.
fnioent furirt Dur6cn. @atienten un6 6ercn frcnSf
mflIen uniere Shrftcn ituoren, um rinen rtdbtioen
SesuIt BON Der Nttt9teit unO 9atItrat oer o. u. H.
slrSneien Su erbolteU. w.
@tnen 9ouar ole SSlaSd,e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
W,nro e,,g eine,n sa,,sbose.,.

yin clnnatl, q. Ufar3. = S1 Wtalols
@ountp, 9S. Sa., berrid)t betrddtide aufrez
9llug tpesen eilles Otorbes, ber in Der gtad)t
bon Mittlpo6 auf Oonnerltag nibrenb zines
San3Dergnii9eus periibt fplr6e. SeiIe Irtbur
unb 8illiam Hap, bic 8eiDe angstrllufen iua=
rem, gsrtethsn megeu etnes SraueHaimmerS in
Streit. Jtap entbl6bte ieius gruit nuo iagte
Slt arthur, Ct iou ul1r auf tbn idieben. 4r=
thur 500 einen 8epoluer unO ieuerte, obne Stan
gu treIrtn; gu glei9er 3eit feuerte 2eetsrer 5uci
Shiiie auf artbur ab, bon bsnen i'm einer
in's tbsrs uno Der aaOere in ben Sopf traf.
Ser M6roer entflOb uno 1T nod uitbt eings-
fornrr
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Gine arakttd,e Sbat.

Oes 81 oines Sa., 27. Wtdrs. - Warg
9euberlon, ein junses Wdo6en BON II Sab
rem, pelte 2lufiuarterin i'm bieit9en Sabine.
5ouie" mar, ipurbe p0ri9e 8of)e i'll Sartforb,
sgorren=G Co., bon einen illegitimen Stnoe erlt-
buuoen, rueld]ss Die Shutter oss Utdod)ens iii
Stade 3erI4nitt unb I'M Sien 5n 4lfe oer'
branute, ipeide in ben abtritt 3elporfel1 pnroe.
gor pier Monaten perlieB baS WdoAen Die
gtaot uuo ,pllroe ieitoer1 in eiltem 3immer in
ibrer @obnuns si Sartforb eingsiperrt gebal-
ten. 9or ibrsn, Dor etnigeu Gagen erfol9tell
3ooc legte iie Elm @eitanonib ab. Sbre Wats
ter uno ibre Sbipeiter Sennie - Die 2ettere ift
in bieier Stabt beoieilitet - befinoen i6 IN
Sait. Der 8ater oes Stnbe8, 0u. Jtap, Elm
Miiller aus 9artforo, beiinoet iid ieet in See
hrnSfo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
@bleten clues SG,suaGerS Ses &c:
fsor0ta 6QrnSff

Seriep s tn, 81 S., 2S. WarS. =
q. 81. @orbin, tpeldaer nit Sngtnia Grant,
elmer Sdtpefter oes gr-Brdfoenten, oerhsira-
tibet mar, itarb beute i'm 4lter bon II Sahren.
Sr. eorbiu mar Der @riinoer oes ,Irgus"
(oes jtblgen r@lobez ezOemocrat") in ct. eouiS,
funairte 16 Sabre lang als Glert eires @on=
areB. Gnmite's unb tuar Der erife Sefretar Der
Worie'iden SeIearephen .@eielIihaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-03-29
GlaOluaD's 9Ieguliren0e YiQen.
DoHfomH,ene gnrsanien, ltaOerRoe Qlbfiibrs
naittet, tuirfcn obue 21mer,, ftetS iaScrl6iIie
uuO natartdl 1T ibrer sperattog.
Gin SeGetabtltimes GrfabntttteI fat
GaLDMleL.
Galomel.

golfommeR obne jeeIibeu 8eisei4mad, elegant nit
ihBem ejun1Ht 9Iofrt, pur8iren reguliren rctniBeu
uub itdrten.
9;appae's giueu Sur Sur aaer sraut5etten ocs
Uagcns oer 2e6er oer Ge0drme, 6er Jieren ber Sa5e
otuie fur nsruoes 9opfueb, 9eritopun9, nbi9eition
Gnspepiic hiIioIe 3utdnbe ,5eber, unterebsent3ins
oune, Sdmorrbo6en uno ale aHoereH &eoeH 0es lln<
terlebs. Cine Dplitommene sur sarantrt. 6ein pes
9etobllii&, eine Spur 0tertur, NHueroIien ooer
ftdodgu 3roguer.
E8 lian teadlte folsenoe spmptome BON arans5ei.
ten oer Yeroauuugsurgane; yeritopIun0, inncrlt9e
9dmoubotoen, Suteripuuun9 nod oem aope, Sdure
In In V.a9sH aeoeittt SSo2{ennsn gte Dor Sem Sien
bes 5er5ens, eritidenoes 9efbI 6em 9iegcH, yteGss
ooer ladsrn oor oen auben, 5ieber IL, oumpe Sbmezr
gen I'm &ogie iodcnoeI Athemt 9el6es 4uSleben oet
Butt un6 in ben Gjleoetn, ptoglihe InpaaungeH DOT
Site, g'renueu oes isIeiihes.
giuige Soleu bon eia6tDa1'S 9jiuen fOeroeu 00f
Sufien pon Gaen o6en8enonnten 6rantReiteH 6ereien
grets 25 eents pro SdadteI.
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lsnebtIi@e Wuatstpalbeamte
EscSfrOSf

Gfi5abetb, us, 81. Mar3. - @tabt-
controlellr Seggstt uHo9 9iilfS= =Staotl9abmeiiter
2eetS flnb eiues GomplotS our 8ei6minoelung
ber Stabt ibcrfiibrt norDeu. ee99ett tpuros
beiite 5u Sabren @efdnguiB uno efner @eio.
bube bon $2250, SEEDS, Oagegen gu Sabreu
5aft uRo elmer @elbbuBe BON $500 psrur.
thpiff
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0e(unSGeif 1T Aet6tGn1te!
6efuasbett oes Sf5reers TIT GeiG1s
tDnm fitr 0cm 0ctIt.
Na0.uaO'S
gariaparilla= &eIolbeut. j..

5lencs glut er5euot 9eiunbes TIeiId, Farfe anotez
uno cine Hare Saut g8er ieites ifeiIt qeinoe 91os
den obne Ino6enfra6 unb etnen reuen Gsnt Nl 5aber
Itau ReIoiDeUt.
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g.
Son oem M0tD. Eburtntp gSees.
gtne emSiebhtia bon 5r. giaoipas's u. ". y.
&eilmtttetH, mad, u.ebria5ttsem 8ebraaa,e
oerfctben.
Rsps AOrt. 4. aanuor 1877.


gBerber 6err!-Seitmehrcren S5afYen Ihong gebrnudt
Id SbTe Weoisinen anion96 beDte td 3uetfelin oereE
G,rfiamfeit bGio ieeod erIltea nd, bic glteH Itrs
fuaen bericben nit GertraueR mo ieg balte itt es
ntdt iIr mene Bilidt, ionoern es mat mir logan
teuoe, Den 9iufen, ben oeIeIben mir 8ebrat, oant
bar ansuertenncn. Sns oeang Heiiei foante nlSlt
bser besedne uer6en, ais burn ieineI Ya;Hsn. giT
opp5ireR hacIbe 9Gufo uo fn6sn fat untebI6or Ole
periprodene TtnbcrIng. a4tun8spou
Gn 81. Waomap, EanflDtp gSees.
gBir fpteberboIsn, bas ber 9eier nniere Sdher nnt
Ertftcn 6ey GraHfbeiteu uno oereH FUR fnotrcu mub
Dor Gncm:
.SyaIidj tito AaEs,.
rHsof.vaF iibts sSrsItabie nsstbsa,"
resaotras sites SStscp;leia,"
uub auberc gGren nber sronfheten osr)6iebeaer aRs
Sr ben apot4efen 5u easen.
Eaan Ieis: ,,sT'id1 IaS .Sa3..n
T,cy io,ice cine Srtefmnrie on ;iaeWaN 3 tSeai1.
gr. So, 9,sasrsas, st6s oc- Isardas Ssrnhe, Te.s'
Enrf.
St.th agaeidtGt ipgreefi.
(epT;i1Bfg an. $s;slu, ,stta ,s&iu,s
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Nitr oie- iektAe Satfpn

mpfesle id gang 6eionoers meine als gut te'annten
Sa6en,
bon reiner &olle II. ioliber arbeit; alle Sorten
etrt6s 0arH,
8aimoraInmn Germantown seitridte uno se,uebte
Strumpt> % aaren,
llaferbemcen, uutsrbpien. Sanoidlube u. :. ~.
AGO.
Grofe NustpaIl BON Gur3maaren, men reidbbaItt9ea
aiiortin1ellt, foirle eigene 6abrifation
tietea binreihenoe @arantie, baS Id
Sunben auFs Bette uno Bill
Iieiie beoenen fann.
Die b5dfen gaarpreiie iueroen fAr g3oIe seseben.
gouis 3flhsr,
ST. 167, Sho 8roaotuap,
3tpiihen Gnn.on= uno gaifernsApenue.
6a6rf; orei MeIen BON ber gtabt an oer greberids
Roab. (Oeat,tSt&m)
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HaIfM tub 8ahr.
Gine stfse bon araafDetsen

gBr lofen aus Gr. Rabpap'5 I69anbIuua lbe,
-Rranfbett uHS 6eren Rur" nahitc5enoen IilsBus
ioIqen:
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0nhIeu6I tn 9tlabanta. .

% ob lie, ala;, 27. Mars. - - gsa9re1o
in Der geGhe oes gSal;lperfe8 3u Birmingham,
iiieg pI6tlidl tin @asitrOm aus Dem 9ofe EN-,
por nno slstd barauf quou aoblen0l in reidli'
der Miense berpor. Der @rtras beldaft fib
auf un9efahr 80 Gaf3 pro Sag. @roBs suf,
re9lng tuuroe bur6 Die @ntbednng inter ben
@runbbtiibern Der lImaebuna perrriadt.
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&tSufttott ron Natett
@ilbtlm Gdbarot,
IT. &93, gEet4.BatttttoresGtrate,
saa,ueF:s6de oex 0barpftr.
bdbrttant BON
GDte0els Nst1 8ftoersN6tt4eu.

ssmp porteur Don
Deuffdsta uss IranS6Sfd,em $pteGeI 0tate,
2ffhcefapAie'n, GyrotteS ,it~.
IT 6tleer merhen prnnipt lnb btfIs einaeratmt.
1N7nH .1St
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@tnem SoHar ole SlaSde.
@tntstett=Seiimtttei.
&aSmag'S gtea0a Nelief

@1ioroern niIr Winatett, nidt Sfunoen. I'm
edmer5en uno afute aranf5eiten Su turiren.
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Tefegrap6tf6e 9epefGeat.
Snfam0-QepefGett.

(Berdte Der rHIiociiren Yreiie" fur Den uOeutIben
Gorreipon0euteu.
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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-23
A., uture Nomination.

All the Democratic calculations
rest on the assumption that their can
didate will receive the united South.
ern vote. With 'solld South" he
would naed only forty-seven electoral
votes in the North, and New York is
relied on TO furnish thirty-five Of the
fortyscyen. But Mr.. Tilden's can
didacy would upset tue whole calcula-
ton. 1t would break the solid South
by the loss Of three important States,
which would of itself lead to inevita-
bic defeat, and it would give the indis-
pcnsable State Of New York 10 the
Republicans. The party cannot
afford to lose the three Southern
States in question, even if il could
count securely on New York, it could
not afford TO lose New York, even
with an absolute certainty Of a unani-
nous South. Mr.. Tilden's nomina-
ton would burn the candle at both
ends by throwing away New York
in the North and three important
States in the South. This is not our
opinion, but the opinion Of intclli.
gent representative Democrats, who
take the personal responsibility Of
publicly avowing it. 1t is but few
days since letters were published
from seventy Democratic editors in
New York, and firty-scven Of the sew
cnty dcprcciale the nomination OF
MIR. Iildcn on the ground that there
is no chance of his election. And
now we print opinions of the same
tenor ftom nearly all the Congi ess
men OF three important Southern
States. The Democrats Of New
York do not believe that Mr.. Tildcn
can carry his own State; the Demo.
Gratis of Virginia, Louisiana and Mis-
slssippi despair of carrying their
respective States for Dir. Tilden,
although they are confident of an
easy success with any other candi-
date. III by his unmatchablc elcxtcri-
ty in packing conventions by his
"still hunt" methods lie should sue
cced in getting the nomination what
would it avail when 80 many indis-
pcnsable States are certain 10 vote
against him ?-Ne7y York Herald.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-23
EIiqht of a Priest.

Deputy Collector Robinson, of
Wcstlield, Mass, has obliged Father
a. B. Dufresne, the French Catholic
priest at IIolyoke, to settle for selling
liquor without q United Stctes license
and he has left for Canada. He had
four casks Of liquor in the basement
Of the church, in the same room
where the Juvenile school was held,
and several persons, ready to testify,
have bought of him. Eurrcsne is the
priest who told his people not to pa
tronize Joseph Parker, the hackman,
who had displcased him. and so dc.
stroycd his business, for which Par
ker recovered sS,4oo damages.-Ea
change.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-23
Congaree Democratic Club.

Editor OrangcJuay Democrat:
Prrsuant TO notice, the Congarec
Democratic Club met on Saturday
the 10th Of April, at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
and was called to order by the Presi-
dent. The call Of the County Clair
man and the rules Of the Democratic
party were read by the Secretary,
after which the names Of fifty mem
bers were enrolled. An election was
held for officers TO serve for the two
ensuing years, which resulted in the
unanimous choice of the following
gentlemen President, T.. Nj. Prick
ct; Vice-PresideDts, d. Braddy and
II. {. Paulng; and Secretary, L. L.
Arthur.
The following working committees
were appointed: On Registration,
w. w. Wise, w. L. Buycii and L. IL.
Hcapc; Executive Committee, Capt.
L. w. Brady, j. II. Arthur, A. A..
Stabler, J. w. Ruckcr and Il. t..
Barsh. Mr.. f. NJ. Pricket was unani-
mously chosen 10 represent The Club
on the County Executive Committee
The following preamble and rcsolu-
lions were offered and adopted:
WHEREAS, there seems TO he a diff
ference Of opinion among our leaders
on two points, namely; The two
thirds rule md the time Of nomina.
ting State officers and whereas, in
our opinion The success Of the party
depends greatly upon the character
AMI ability Of our leaders and where
as we think such things can bc most
satisfactorily sc,llcd by the delegates
gong TO the Convention from the
local clubs under instructions from
their constituents; therefore, be it
resolved,
lst, That we consider the nohlcst
part Of Democracy consists in a sub
mission Of a minority to the will of
majority in all things.
- T>'1 = 'Nih' VIC l'OS'tioil VI lIIc t)tODt-
bic candidates at present, we deem it
Test to postpone the State and Con-
gre sional nominations until later in
the summer.
81, That we believe Mr.. S. r. Mel
llclamp to he y man in every way
suitable for County Chairman and in
every way competent TO fill that i'm
portant position and TO lead the party
TO success.
The delegates were instructed in
accordance with the above rcsolu
lions. The Club then adjourned 10
meet on the second Saturday in June
at clcve:. O'Clock, A. NJ.
i. l.. ARTHUR,
Secretary G.. ID. c..
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-23

1t is easicr-ten thousand times CAST
cr-for her to pass another woman
on the street without looking back
than it is for her to pass to the de-
gree Of Fellow Craft; but when it
comes to making "raise" to buy
Christmas presents, or pay off q
church debt, she is right nt home
every time brethren; and talk about
"lectu1 es"-but l must draw the line
somewhere.
Woman! the divincst work of the
Supreme Architect! The shrine to
which all hearts must come! Poets
have gone into rhapsodies over her
beautiful eyes, her will has swaycd
the destines Of nations, and her
"won't" has kicked up all sorts of
trouble. Kings and Princes have
bowed the knee in obedience TO her
mandates, and the small boy has
made woe eloquent when inspired
by the slipper swaying to and fro in
her lovely hand-an emblem, by the
way, which she can extract more good
from than the Master OF this lodge.
Bless The ladies'! We admire them
Tor their many virtues, and love
thcm-wcll, just because we can't
help it.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-23
Flying from a Haren.

a young female slave has escaped
from the harcm Of the cx. khcdiyc at
Resina and taken refuge in an oppo-
site house, in WHICH lives o young
gentleman who had fallen in love
with her from seeing her at the win
dow, and with whom she had manag-
cd to carry on pantomimc wooinu.
1t seems that The young mans aiIcc-
ton is sincere, for lie has now a2-
Piled to the municipal authorities of
Resina to publish the notice orhis in.
tended marriage with the interesting
Young fugitive. But the authorities
arc much embarrassed by this re-
quest, for the Italian law demands
that all strangers wishing TO marry
must produce certificate FROM the
authorities Of their native country
that there exists no impedimcnt, and
rs this young girl, now only lG
years of age, was sold in Cairo when
mere baby, no one knows to whom
to apply. The young beauty says
her name is Nasill MissaE and that
she believes she is q Circassian. The
municipal authorities have applied to
the government for advice as TO what
they should do.