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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
uCberlcBllll0.

GtiNt Dierito, ben 10. Ruu. 1870.
Nm Sun. ". 81. Siggcr, Baltimore
Gccbrtr 9cu Itt 1900 c,ot6 fnb mir prpmbt
huth lbrrn Apcnttu. Srl. THetlottt, In iltttrtins
tlnlt NIT uR't,rm am p, Cttobu abgeldI oNsnru
Nttttogt ntrru0ht Wotoru uuh blbtu mir btute 100
QNtu GaLmiHnttrN 0pBei1not. tric Dicti,in H. mic
lpntr bttarni itln wlto, Gin oltrG uue Jtudbrtrs
nellmtud 8egta GtoubUr tn uuiatm Earbe unb In
SpaUtu,
IN ucbuttntunit nit urIertm pbrn uuaefhbtttu
8TtTlgc iHo Gle aucuBU Aatnt ilr Sc Ser
1tultcn,
sic WubCn SHrmiuatipd 70 ben uub t(ar, tuls
&eirr Hno 10 anUenebm ldmtdeuo, lDic 9imouabt
nn6ra,
90 turirt teec TidrrhOr, uud ucnu dc hIo.
ntib III. Nod0htuHg9uou
Ntcrauera 9isiptcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Selbftmorb clues juneen slr,tcs,

WtaBurus y q II, W. U.t Q. SHtI'
- GIN iuuger grSt Namens GbarleS @inorb,
BON Soutb gSilior, NiagurasS Souutp, be9ing
asllern Diorsen Selbitmoro, inbem er BON
Ser ,@opsrunlsnt. 9Slano. Bride" binunters
iprana. Iui Der Bride fano nau eineit
8rief oil ben Sater bts giiiors, in wsldent
sr sisien bat, iid isiuer Srau aniunsbmen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Gs;gs Dr. >. e. !lloDfon's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
Gheoff.Gefe Der &utatp. une SaratuaastraNe
8o1lanbi9e @ebie 81 $40 bis $i6, pelGs garans
tlrt pcreen. 3uireotrbeit Ju 9eludbrcn.
3dbne lptreen obnc ben geringnen ShmcrB aus9cs
togen bu 90 Sents pro Stiid; rcine @olotllnng uur
s2; Ditto Silbc,iiaung 81, au $40 Sabre 9orantirt.
D1s Slreon lit Bu ieber 3ctt oifeu; Sonntd9s bon
bic t2 nbr SOrmttn9s. (Wdi 19,t2We)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
SlnS Oisnihinntpll,.

gSa1 1tn ton Z. Suli. - Ser prdN
bent miro uG6ltcn Ntontag Nbeno hier crpar
tet uuo 9ienita9 IbenO nNdl Yong Srand
iuriidtebren. Surge 3cit ourdui miro CT ObtC
uuo auoere Se9cuoeu oeS S9eIeuS bcufer
llno am 5. auguit, bon Dr. WforrtS mi
9lnocreu beglcitct, icne JteiIc nah Soliior
nien autrctcn.
Der S6aeumts .SetretGr bat SeheiiS oeS
Supports BON SoGuteu Auoronuugen getrOfien
ipeld)c beobiidttgeu, bic Gtufilbrun9 bcr IN
Chile unb Der ar9entinildcu Hcpubltt berr,
l6eubeu Siebicud)e Su Oerbinocrn.
Der Snlanolieuers sSomnltiiGr bat entld)ie'
ben, OoB 9lpotbeter, wenn iie gctltl9e @etrdnie,
melde nid)t NIT Dtcoitamcnteu ucrmiibt ituo,
uertaiieu, Die Nui Den Serlauf iodcr @etrdnlC
rubeuoe Steuer beSdhleu miilicn.
gor benz Sutlur Sonllte muroe beute ,Sni,
s.. Spee0 bon Nlaboma, 9fegtnt oer Nortt9cll
Staat5 llniperiitdt, ueruonnlcn. OerielbC
iaate aus, 0aB bis Sum leBtCn 2Sinter III benz
Sbeile 9llabama'S, in mCld)Cm CT lcbe, AlleS
rubig mar, baB ieitoem 3uar bcpaiinete unc
permummte Souoeu ith allerlci @ew0lttbaa
tigteiteu baben 81 S6ulbeu tommen laIien
man aber in Der lebten ,3eit 9td)tS mebr bon
ibnen gebTrt babe, uuo Nun luicoer SrouurC
NIB Srieoen berri6en, mas no6 ber glnitdl
uSp uuNl hlN 1uhON' N-ANNhN sfbNpNHlN
Der Naa lei. @etreiiS oeS Shuluntcrrihtt
Der Neger meintc Der 3euge, oNB nnr Die m
teren 8laiIen bemiclben ppponireu, wabrenl
Die frberen Stlaoeubeiieer isbr 81 @unlter
oeiclben ieien. Der Reger Alirsb Gtiharo
ion Don Georgia, ciu friIbertS ee9iSlatur
Utit0lico, Der ebeuiallS Uont Somite pernom
men purOe, erSablte uatiirli6 mebrere Sutlur
@eifidten.
Ser tSeneralpofmeilcr it BON iciner Se,
iudISrehe nab WtarDlanb wieOer Surildge
tebrt.
0a in Sol9c Der ieinoieIigcn Saltung Sel
Snoianer baS Neileu III ben Serritoricn glri
Sona nno 0atota iebr gciGbrld 1T, 10 be
tla9cn lid) bic oortgeu Steucr 6eoiorer
iiber bic ibuen bierburb eruabieuben Sdpier
riateteu bel Der Stencrerbebun0. 90 wurot
Dor etniger 3eit oer 9ampfer ySGr Wed" au
benz Dtiilouri. ShlB in 0atota bon 3nbauerr
angc9riiien uno bon ben Scwebrid)iiicn oer-
ielben arg 5uGeriftet.
Seute Nbeno erm0rtete Solpcn bic Nn
funit Der POM YrafOcnten untsrSeid)ncteu
8egnaoigungs Srorc. g8ic cS BeBt, ioa Ell
iofort uad) ieincr Srcilaiiun9 aut Jttquiiitior
oes Souperuenr'S Sofimun bon Nem Oorl
mieoer perbaist werocu, nm iid uui bic 9tn.
tla9e Der 6alihuns gerihtlidcr llriunScn su
pcrantporten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
81 pr. Il. 5appin9ton's
Observation-Disclosures Ehrnt

q elm fid,eres unb aefabrtuies @cilmttel fir
Suften, Srfdltnng, Scudbuifen, Seiisrfeit &c.
Gs beiiettiDt GntJiuoun9 uno urrbiitet oabnrdI
Sd,tpinsiud,t. Siecr uorSlgtidle uno eines euten
Rnes ftl erireuenoe Sprup luire iri 22 Sabren ges
moht mo bat 9ro6e 3uric6enbett gr9cOcn. Brdpa-
rtrt oon Or. u. Sappin9tom, DIR. a32, Stpres
Gdnffrafe.
o3ubaben beaucnS SdnbIcru i'm aGscmcinsn. Rrels
80 Sents. (0op,23,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

Srantiurt a. @., 7. Suli, - 5 2O'er
DC '62 itloHcn 96t.
2tOerpOol, I. Suli, llbr Rad,m. 49,
Saumpolle hloB ieit: llplauOS . bis 81,
Orleans 81, Oertauft $4,000 Snutu, elm,
i1lieBli) 5000 fir Equalization uuO Grport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

Can SrGuStSeo, c. Sui. - Su Si
l0l, Solliornisu muroe geiteru eiu heitigsI
GrNtoB Ueripiirt. SGrielbe rihtetc ieOOf Tel
ueu Sbaoeu au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
@rcbricr 6eul

S'tebtcT Gcu
S9te "Sorminaipa" lDutbc mir Dor uugeIibr f6
Wiondttn betdnnE to babe ftt br Glauhors Maiden 10
Gue0eMhnd 0tuneen, eG6 dl it In soem ISdu, mel.
mrE mr. In mclner Ftnrc uutcr ole Sdnb tommt uer.
ibreIbe.
gdiuugcvou lbr
Ir. gBorren Siprs,
Stdtrmont, va.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Nus SDaSbinaton. -2cealnae d.
rtditfcn.

gSa Arlington, 8. Suli. Der ,,Goun.
eli" (Sberbaus) Der Territorial, l,Qe0islatur
Habm beute nit 9e9en 8 Stimmen bas Cub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
3cuaui0c.

S6 tann .Sarminntiua" Obu bic merifauiisiir
Aiatthos NtiEtnr aitt!n Helmltttt Rtgcn Iiuubor
atirot rmpirblcn ol i'd biC g8uliImittt bes Yuttsls
an mir idbi rr.strn bGbc
". !. stcaruS,
ITtnltps 9lrtC, clifton, Dtdtbluno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
yia9mittass= elberidte.

Mmieus i'm SelaseruusS;nftant. = Glue Sabs
lung duf bis&riesSent i'd eigun ssiumme.- =
pie @sorsaniiation Der frens; Mrmes. -
yin Sr,e! ese SdpNeS an atters. = Der
Mufftanc In 9ilaerien. ueberie,roe minnns
gen In Gnglant.-Seitigss eismitter infons
ron. - Seriuf pon Wenid,enieben. - Die
gNaperfu, Refer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Ekl s. s. WteGortbp,
a. Tdbrif0nt BON Sbertbcilcu,

(UpperS) tEt NuTcns, SumtRs WGetbens unb MIN,
Der sucicn, SttCl,lctt,n uuO Shuten,
gIr. %, Galperta, nabt @ermanitrabe.
fiuui2din Rq[timurf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Sulano>9 9eprldeu.
Stunebmlidtfcitcn elmer Mcifc mad,
Selaien poer Trdnfreid). -
&Stcrblidlfcit in lSdriS.

gS Saibingtou, Z. Suli. - Der &tr.
Staoteu gei0note in 9riiid bctlagt iid) in
ieiuem uuter'm 23. b. %. oem StnatS De.
partement critatteteu Suidtc iibcr Ole BLADE
reien, beneu Nmerttnncr bel elmer 9teiie nat)
Sclgieu ober Grautreit auSgceet iiuS. 9lac
Beriouen, ucldc uon GugluuO ober Srantz
reid nad Sclgtcu fommctt, miiiin cineu pom
belgidcn @einnoteH biiirteu BnB babcn, oh
uobl oeie Sorm fir Die uou Siteu her mad
Selgien tommenoen Reiienoeu uid)t eriorber
lid 1T. Srncr miiiicn olle amerituniihcn
BGiie, nit NuSuabme oercr, meldlt nom amel
rltantlfen Seianotcu in Sriiliel auS0tltellt
ltno, pom ancritauiidCu Souul Otlirt ieiu,
che fic pom fran;6fifcu &oniul uiiirt mroeu.
Samen, wGli)e ollcu NIB obue m1uuld)c
Se9citnng reiicn, meroen, menu tie ttinen
Bag baben, bon Der frNWbfiheu G5ren5c ;u.
ritdgeihidt. Sroucn, bic in 9cgleimug hrir
WdHHcr reiieu, miiNcn in Dem Bdiie Der Vtez
tercn nit erlpdbut ictu oocr QlNubboit nudJ
meiien fOnncn, oOB lie bic Gbcirunen Ocr DC.
trefienbeu ituo.
Or. g8m. s. Sobrlou, ciu bctonutcr ames
rltaniider Glrit in BdriS, hat ott anCrfnui-
ideu @eianbtcu g9albburue oaroui uuf.
merriam gemadt, b0B bic 9fnd)ridten iiber
Die Sterblidllcit III YariS iehr iibrtriebeH
iinb. Der SterblihtcttSberid)t Der Erditttur
neS Seine Departments crgiebt, boB in 80
riS, 6aS nad Der SoltSjdhlnug BON 1866 cine
SepUltcrrug uou ,S25,27i Stelm bat, pom
10. bis gum l6. SUM .. 8. 1850 Btriouen
9eitOrben iuo mo S,uar 1913 all nidlt u6ber
angegebeucu Srautbeitcu. 9u 4ouOou hin.
se9cn, baS nadl Der SrItSSGblung bon 1871
3,258, 400 Ginpobner bat, iinO III otr 3eit
pom 20. Dtai bis 3. SUM 1898 Bcrioucu &c
orbcu uno Slpor S96 uu Hid,t nGber auge,
gcbeneu Srontbeiteu. Der Scrdt mciit uud,
OaB i'll YariS l6 SlattCrnidllc, in 2oubou
229 uorgetommeu iinO. Sad glbiug Der
EoocsfGlle in 6ol9e BON @unoeH, welhe IN
ter Der &ubrt Der EooesiGllc ans unbetanns
ten llriadeu eutbulten InO, mar Der @eiuno.
beitsjuitauO in BariS in Oicicm Sabre iogur
better, ais III oerielben Ycrooc OcS SOriabreS,
oa Ill Der Yarulld g8odle oeS SHbrcS 1870
1144 lIerionen III Yaris itorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Gln GrSitp6

Otan 8loubt, SaB pCcuniGre &erlegeubeittl
oaS Dtotiu oeS SdbtmorOeS maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Selcsrapbiide Sepeibetl.

tBan br -gifoerten RrsiIe' fir ben rDeuiiher
Sorreiponbenten" btrtd,et. = Der "eorrepoH'
bent" lii oaS einitse oeut,te Wior9enblatt Sdls
tirnore's, wefhe6 Die Sndnos nno Sabel'Sei
peihen nsAieht unp poLlitdnbia peroifentlidpt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Die Q3Grfe
Slus Nfcip .YIpre. = 9

y 10 y OIL, 6. SllIl. > WeI0 BIS
8, Sob 113t, Ger 115, 62er 1l4b.
NemsDorf, Z. Suli. - Selb 2 bis 8,
Sob 113 bis 1l3 /, Sentral 81, Grie 27i,
Geabins l1li, 9ate Sbore ll0t, Sainoise
Central 1854 Bittsburg llS, Nortb g8eltcrn
ISL, Ditto Yrioritdteu OH, Jtod Sslanb 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
9luS &raufreid

Yari8, Z. Suli. : Die Wationa1Uers
iammlung mirb Dor Gube Suii feline Serien
balten, ha lie nod nit Der Siibget Debdtte
uno Der Reorganization Der Oepartcnlsnts be,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

Mbreiic neS itaiierS 9Siibelm pom Saeeu.-Tie
franz, Sluleibe. = Hdumung Der Nariter
6prtS. - sJutereffdute Tsbatte in her Ra,
fipuaioeriammliing - Cine neue frdnion'
iebe Ssrldumeung. = Cine grotldmation
ees tSraieu Sbambore, - Sie Eabnf, unter
ipeIdber Siian uue Sotbriu9tn ppn Zen
iJrdnSpien erpbcrt ipuree.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Stiefeln nnO Sdjube.
@rinberBrr's,
gGeinbcrser'S
z dub unS Stiefets2dbcu.

&rinberBrr's,
gGein6erger's
z dub unb Gtiefets2abcu.
Der gduje Gcrrath elmer Sdubs 5abrit,
Gui htm Qyogtu SGntrottsa aHtouss settau attauftl
llngrbrurrr Gurtbrilr,
EHgrbruerr GnrtBrils
hti'm Snuitu con
Stiefeln uuo z SdmBcn!
Sticfcln nnb Sdlubenl
Seees Baar garautrt!
9eocs Paar surautivt!
SSeiubcr9cr's
Sfubs umo StirIrls9aSeW
Gefc Der Gntnip= unS Saratcaaftr.
@ete Der Gutdips nno Sarato8dffr.,
Wr. IO3, 2ScftsS1ttimprcs,
I. 1burC Uon NontbdbhrdfC,
Mr.. IO3, SSctt:Saltimorcs,
I. 2bITt uoH HolibauhGo5t.
YretsitnC far ErAbttUg CONNER:
EtRe atuaattt NtrttnE Wulttr6 6..,...........ti.rA
6tine a,raht 9WtH ealicre. ............ 2.2J
HrtHc gcndbe Box Toe s. ,rgn- einitcrs ~ 1S
SCrdbtt tdlbltbuHc buTrn Gcitgre ,.... 6D
S'CUdbic traui. ialttetru, Strrtu Sucicl. ....6 q;
@tn6acIt' iIlblrerTug NCutns zudtI...-...... SO
Wit cu @nuc aematt rauJ. tGIbltotrr Sucs
aoIbIto,tue SoImorots ilr Hrum............. 2.O0
&ceri9c srTcn z tubc ugu ruus. adltl,b,r .. 2.25
s84lirclbie peurn SueitI iht glessu unc
sang, Ial6i.s,rr gnG1sr S; ,,-'. ',-' o.'o 80 ~.
Suwtna Scpurttmrut:
ydiliuQ ( Ectt,u'tNhr SUitrG Ilr Dumru......ti.25
Tumcu burr W0ittJ6 6..................,,.Si,5 5G
Eumn. SouNtrH Ndg,t5. ..,................., i.95
StnWpltHet0S FoltirR, SdUbg ilr Samtu 900. 800
aalhltbCrrC S0mcn @0lmotals .............. i.ED
WRdtoiu. Suntn4 : DUDE ......,. ............ NJ
9a,eHutetms Sng9l ( usiyi laT Samcn.......
S{du Ntgcnlsetut SamCns Siigpers......... t.25
Ytaroto GGmtui & NFptu6............. ........... "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

bcmDopatbifher slr;t,
Nr. 274, Meitz tz6apettes, nabe 9ineItroBe.
Spredituuben: Sormittags bis llbr unp
Ratmittag5 BON bis uJr. (3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Dr. NruGrr.
Nr. 81, SbarpftraGe.
gr. 4l. 1Dirnrr,

SprebIunoeu:
uol bis 9 lbr irib; pon bis ubr Radmlttags
nRo Oon bis llDr Nbenbs. (San.6,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

g8Gitcre bcutidl.umtrituutiCjC Cj {
SGHgerfcIc.- gSGbrCnb rer ,.uorooiti
dc SaugTbuuO" iijn ;w6llttS sen 1T N0u.
DOrl bate, iticrttn aud I'M giorowtitcu, wO
tnS bcutidt Clement 70 ;abrrcih nno mad
ti9 ii, Die Oentihcu Saugtr uuo SaugtS
freunOe jluei 6titc: NaS cine IN yacroiic, l3iS
couiiu, OaS ant it1rtitcn bon YlmauItt ans
beidIidt mar, uu0 ouS NnoTe in hrm idl6ucu
VttnnGapoliS, Nttnuciotu. Bon hem 6titt III
yacroic tubr ctuc 0cputOtiou nat Diuuca
nnItS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Saumip ollenniarft.

New.Dorf,7. Z. Suli. - Sn uergange.
uer g1od,e purben in allen Sdien Der Ser.
Staaten Suiammcn l6, Observation-Disclosures
nno 6S46 Sallen erportirt. Die
@eiainmtbeitGnb iino 200, ,096 Sallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

gSrinbrrgCr's S6ublaoru,
Sde BON Sutarps uue SarstoaaTr.
uub
taprt7, 3THl wr. 1903. sTef rsialtfmorsC,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08
Den II. aprit 1874.


-,iN gabs ~ arinimnttod" in pltleu B6[Icu pou
fiorrhoc unb Rmbr uRgcpenoet, rnb hc nirmols
mb I'M Sthc gfailtn mo Id brradte nc ats Gin nm
lGblhart0 Gtlmtcl. 9ube es In ahsr 100 ISaueu init
Grolg gCbtaudt. W. Rrsuer
@ulicPrr i'm .Dlarbliuerr SoIvitaIe.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

Sd Id "Sormindtipd" dIe etu unidatbarrF Stlf.
nlugl 0tGtn ilartbpr n. Ruhr bthadlr tnbru tdj
6ictlhc IN utribieoentu Educu init ftrto esmislbcu
enoi9t dnpcutnoet ~ emptcble tb Re Gilen, peidjs
on oteitn aTori9clten tt6cn.
Ndtungeuunii 9br
9bomds y S3risu,
Sor Nr. gi, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

Ncm SrlcOHS lit ole cm,igc StaOt
III Ncu Ser. Staatcu, in pcIdlcr man ami Ocu
SroBcn mitnntcr iiu9cu bort; ocnuod cri.
lrt bort bis icet lcn Cniigcr OcutibTGNtian9
/ n,ra,t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08


-,W lam llrt cCorrtrdtipa" obCr me rifapiic,e
lnrrhoei wtgtur nie ttn Scilmitttl Gr bieic arnnt
ptlt utlde e 81 beben bciitmmt III, rid aenuo rub.
nl,l. Sle hbcttIiiit anee 9CrGrttge. mas Id emalS
plne onlprnosn lebtn. Gle icute III iseer SomiIie
perrathg isiu.
9br ergcbtHcr
Sob. q. NseuasI,
W. 1873, Rores 8rua6pau.
Seebrter 0u
S9te "Carminaiipa" bat mid Understandable
SW ny on pGuNgcn blutigen StubGgGrGer iueIchc
opnc oir glnlitge Sgtriuug 9bres SetlInttefe lc6t
eolo mttntin sebeu Gin 3cl gCegt bdtten pian tanu
oee Whpmll1EH hbtI ode Vttt,rl ndt acHuo Iagru.
9br ergcbcrtrr
Mleganser Glufc,
ytr 10, Scntrc Sud6c
B'r tonnten Saujcnoc bon i3enBniTIcn bier
ml'tqclleu, leooh betrattcn mir obige iiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

Sn Camp 2SalDIn9ton bel Gmcinnnti be
9lna Der ocutldle tobIcnhdnocr FcOus
DOrb y brenSbcr9er Sclbltmoro. 9.
mar i6 Sabre att lebte IN ocu alitllhhcu
SrbGItniiitn mo i6ciut uur Sclblmoro be
gangtn Su bOben ans Scrjwcilung, tutiI cr
trGnflih lunr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-08

20 II m 6nS, = bIo. = NNdJ Belln
9lng Dor eiui9ch Sagen aus elmer bie1acu
9roBcn 6abrlt, IN peIdu OuSitieBlid oit
poIitbelle tiir Sbaiicn uub g8agtn auaeitr.
tlgt wcrOeu, cine nidt nubcOCuteube SenOung
6tclcr Sabritate al ben poiwNgncr osS aai.
ltrS, 3rn. Sol. ytcuB, Ob, Die bttrciicRor
6trno bat slnirHg crbaltcu, BON Wtouat sll
Dfonat dDnlid)c SenOungeu Su matru. IS
1T Dies oaS bciricoiacuOe 9teiultat elmer 0tciie,
mtldlc Gin Dtit8lieo Der Sirma i'm lebtcn
90bre n0d 0entdInnb nnIernommen hat.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

TROUBLE IN THE RURAL DIS
I say, George, WHARF are
you going SO fast /? you act like : crazy
man." ~ M M
"Well, John, Il YOU had seen what
Ibid few days ago, you would be
crazy yourself."
Why, what on earth was it
George 2"
"Iwas down to the city, John, and
about nine o'clock in the morning,
heard the awfulest noise and yelling
you could imagine, and rushing to
the door to see what on earth was the
matter, discovered about two thous-
and men, women and children COM
ing around the corner, yelling and
shouting, and presently the cause OF
this hubbub appeared in the moving
mountain of flesh contained in Old
John Robinson's monster elephant
Emperor, followed by about fifty OF
the handsomest cages I ever saw, Ut
seemed to me rs II there We're hun
dred) and they were all filled with
living wild animals, making one Of
the grandest sights 1t was ever my
lot to witness, and 1 am now on my
way to buy my tickets, for there will
be big rush, and / want to be In
time for the show"
Now, George, you just wait till I
hitch my horses, and I will go and
get the tickets for our family, too"
Old John Robinson exhibits In
GAINESVILLE, Saturday, Sept. End.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

A LIVE HOME JOURNAL-NorA-
BLECHANaE.-Last October, Hearth
and Home passed into the hands OF
Messrs. Orange, Judd e. Co., Of 245
Broadway, New York, the well
known publishers Of the American
Agriculturlist--a journal long with
out rival in sterling value and cir
culation. The marked improve
ments then expected to appear In
Hearth and Home have been fully
realized, and 1T is now one OF the
choicest illustrated journals anywhere
issued for the family circle-adapted
to both the Juvenile and adult people,
and meeting the special wants OF the
housekeeper. Besides II supplies very
useful chapters for the garden and
farm, and AN important news sheet,
giving valuable resume of the news
for week, up to the moment Of is
sue. From $500 to $500 worth of very
fine engravings beautify each weekly
number. Wenotice now still furth-
er mark OF enterprise on the part Of
the publishers; they have secured
the exclusive editorial services OF Ed
ward Eggleston, so widely and favor
ably known by his writings In Scrib-
ner's Monthly, and especially as the
chief experimenting Editor Of the
New York Independent for some time
past. With this notable addition TO
the previously large and strong edito-
rial force, Hearth aud Home can not
fail to merit and command q promi-
nent place In every household,
In city, village, and country. Speci-
men copies can doubtless be obtained
of the publishers, as above. Terms
only 81 "A year. Single numbers 8
cents. Hearth and Home and Amer
lean Agriculturist together, "a n year.
Better add one or both OF them to
your supply Of reading: they are
each worth infinitely more than the
small cost.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

L0CkERT d co. have aew the
largest and finest stock or China,
Glass, Queensware, nne Fancy Goods,
Lamps, Lamp Fixtures and general
Houscfurnlshing Goods ever brought
10 this market, which they pledge
20 sell. ut Wholesale or
retail, rs low as they car be bought
pA~ Sign or Big Pitcher.
Novl2-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

PERsONAL-J. b. Halyard, ESQ,
for many years q magistrate Of this
county, was In to see US this week.
He Is resident Of Stewart county,
at present.
Ben. Humber, once an attachee
of this Office, now residing near
Woodlawn, In this county, paid US u
visit last Monday. Ben. entered his
name upon our subscription list.
q. It. Lewis, from Battle Greek
mines, gave Us "A call last Tuesday.
Mr.. l.. has b. Ell on visit TO Alabama a,
and reports the people in that country
more prosperous and contented than
al any time since the war.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

~ OoDln1ov 60 RunnehmoooD
nth result nom tDss laelr Of ability % con.
vsss the food into nusrlmont. How nessrs-
ssry, then, for thosc sufYsrlna from thesc
alarming symptoms 10 Immediately resort
10 remedy TINT will strengthen the
stomach and digestive organs. For. IA
soon ~ this desirable object has been no.
compilshed the health improves. and tho
patient resumes his usual personal appear
ance. Hostettsrss Stomach BItters have
attained worldwide popularity In such
cases. and have been proven the best and
ssfcst means of removing constipation,
toning the stomnch, giving energy to the
liver, and relieving every symptom Of
nervousness and depression of spirits. Its
cheering and beneficial effects are highly
spoken Of by thousan ds, who owe 10 II
their restoration to health. Norestorntive
In the annals of medicine has attained the
same popularity In the short space OF time
II has been before the public, or has won
the high endorsements accorded to this
excellent tonic. Many other preparations,
purporting TO be corrcctives and restora-
tives, have been introduced, and have
peri~ised one BY one, while the popularity
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters continues
10 increase, and Is now recognized rs
standard household medicine. Thesuccess
which attends The use ofthe Bitters evinccs
Mt once Its virtues in all cases of debility
and disease of the stomach. Certificates,
almost without numbcr) have been pub
lished, attestingits truly miraculous power
in removing those painful and fearful
diseases. And at this time IL seems idle to
do more than call attention To the great
remedy OF the age, In order TO awaken
public attention to Its excellence. II isthe
only preparation of the kind that is relia-
BILE In all cnses, and II is therefore worthy
Of DEMONSTRATION of the Rffiicted.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

Owen g. Moore keep a COM
plete stock of School Books,
College Text Books, Blank
Books, Stationery, Musical
instruments and Sheet Mu-
sic. A liberal discount to
teachers and country merch-
ants. march4-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-08-19

CHOICE SEED WHEAT SELECTED
FOR THIS LATITUDE.-Henry Frecil
has a large and well selected lot OF
Seed Wheat for sale, some of the va
rieties of which are we'll known to our
wheat growers, while Others are new
in this locality. The Tappahannock,
Is q Russian white wheat, from Odes-
an, originally distributed by the
United States Agricultural Depart
ment In 1858, and tested successfully
ia the various States. The Depart
ment reports, 1869 20, from many and
widely separated portions Of the
country, agree In placing 1t among
the most desirable varieties. It pos
sesses the characteristics Of superior
wheat, maturing from ten to twenty
days earlier than amy other variety,
yielding heavily. rarely sustaining
damage HON weevilOr nudge, rust OF
smut, giving superior quality and
yield of7fiour. Virginia and Mary
hind report tliatwith fair cultivation
| the Tappahdnnock gives AN average
yield ~ 49A bushels to the acre; Cali.
fornia So bushels to the acre; Georgia
an increase OF sixtyfold Kentucky
reports 1t the best wheat for this eli
mate, its matted roots prevent Its
freezing out and Its early ripening q
guarantee against rust.
The S0ule, an amber wheat, very
large, golden grain, natures early
and yields heavily. 1t is the favorits
In the far west.
The Gennessee, n bleached amber
wheat, plump grain, natures about
the same time rs the Red May.
The Boughton, plump white grain
known In this locality as the Morris
or Dunlap wheat, one Of the best va.
rieties ever intro duced into this State
These are very superior selections o
seed wheat. We know this from the
reports Of the greatest wheat growers
in the United States, and from the
samples shown us. No enterprising
farmer will miss tliis opportunity o
securing good seed, and we are salts
fed that no one can harvest g0od
wheat from inferior seed.