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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-12

udGtstaes eas Fort isltene 8crsnIBsu be5
S6lttitbubldnfenS aenieBen tpnnte.
- De 9irhen1lble (pews) IN Der MoetS
Stride res berlbmten 8dn3elIecner5 Senl0
9GNIo 3esher In 8E0etlpn pulrcn an 3.
SGnulr fir has Satr 1871 perdeigert UNI
cYgatn rpd teiIrre Dreile, ais I'M oortGn
Sabre. Die b6bltsu @rdmteh, trelGe (dusrr
rer fetgeteaten .~ntdFtaen Wteibc) aeilblt
purSen, rdrcr $3.50, $3.50, 1925 une $500.
- Dds Sabr 1870 brahie fur GGIttcmttE
pret pthtige Gretaniie: es puree cer erite
Bllten caieltlt aGippnnener Seibe ptr'encCt,
Der erite gatiGu 8lugrpple geio9tn, mas CUR
Ginfubruna Cjeies pt6tiaen AgrltulturSwet>
ges in rei; StQdt 8rraniaEun 9eaeben, UNI
gum eriten Maie i'm StaaIe 3ufer aus Stunt
telrGben prppustrt.
49, Cine @erIi6erunas > @ee1iGaft gc9en
gebCnSaefabr auf Relien BAT bic ge3nbtura
Der &Ftiurall Ytdmie %Settpetaert, rpeli rfr
@trii6erte auf etnem Srdttergdn8r beIdutt
unb ermCrNet ruroe, uro 6uBe.tlen ntdt IN,
ter ,8efDleerune burG Gfentll6e Dber prtoasC
8ertebrsmjttet" ec3dblt perren fam. Der
Sert6tSbrf bat gu @Enllen cer ~Gpnpa8Rie
entjGtfpfn.
6'ar pfrihtependrti9 linc rte Gjrilnre
ppn 0peiQetpunasaelumen m&1lerltl. CIlen
Ger Gurtofeiter @rilnor, ipelhe uns in etefcr
Snlibt il Scrsefpmmen iinp, lat cine Srau
in Sbtp spraebr16t. 0teie mill Spn tPrem
@luen aeiGieren iein, neil terielbe ni6t
1lautt. paB ipeteebcrrne (u%nasiauftc) &tncer
Iuf cfpig beIhammt ietGn, Der R1m Fam
lid sratulIen. tpPnn er Die gtGrrin los Mir.
- gGrf rsr sr6Bten @tifnippt-D drnpfer
LvRdgenta", y5tompiNn Dean, DSulta 5I>
rrIpb@L .@runo Gr0" uno ySObn Sptodlb0
pmpsn en- GeutdtrStd9e an Der S8erfie gu
Rem,S Orleans Elm 8aub ber Stantmen. GIN
iGlteblt6 fer mttsRrbTdnnten 6rd6t Q600
Sld SaTGe, 300 SAP 3ufer. 1884 SalGn
gaumtppue u. l.. No. telauft fi6 rer burG pre
6euerskrunit an9erldtete S@apeh aGf metr,
ais stns Rttipn 0plnrs.
- 9lm G9ipefferabGnr I'm Balls II nbr
fribten in @ittsburg in Der &nt5ltubr ocs
6llfs RaYprs NthplS elm 8r1uipadr, mel
dies Go ltbr eiltg bate, huh i'm Sabre 1870
actraut III fperpen. Sb bic ipnrerbdre gu
mutbune bem@ uni6e entiprang, rrn Stamm-
talter crft I'M Satre mad rer 3rauuns 8cbc.
rem su ieben, cper elmer blcBen 2dune, iparp
tpeitsr Mot unierfuht, lonbern rem @uni6e
Der grautleute aepiafatrt, 10 BAT is ld,pn
n06 % sR!nutcn fagen ~Ecnnten: DWu BADEN
,,,, = IN, ,.,v,,sy, Cf1krn orftnirNlhat n
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0eridjtSbcrtan0fnnnen.

Rrtts8trtht .thr Balttmprt'Q II II. -
Qeuett,l seni Tesrar, aHsriff mi. sdldstrst /; 81
Strate rsbh Rpiien.
3opu y. Dtnstt. WtteIieo bts gourfb. yarreaus. bo,
Gtent Des paifs. Gtaats. u nipnItts srbaItsn.
bbtr. appellate nj. GtrIht.-Nn lima
potts ben II JaHuar. - Grtunb uuo genpI jer, ae.
gen 6amin; ShluB BIS piaibouuB fir ben N~pptuaten
our6 2Dti, gDalit, fir bic uppsuontsn ourdb gsorae VI.
Btdtee.-yfeViftlt gfstn Ute9lf5H. RahldB. gsrtuaI.
ter: edIuB. platoepsr fit ben appeaantsa surd :. o.
GORDON .-@ooetpin gfgru Batter unb anotrt Btadit.
auna pss unterssrt9tIt6tn g%ritnnsniN es = Weaaia unb
Gcnioiter ssgen ptatt unb Muosre; Beetnn bss pIat.
pepstA iar bic GppsnauteH burb &. .. MeRaia, fun.
gorasn ioninfn VT. 90, 40. II, rs uup 70 snr See.
taibIuue.
Ba " n . Dtrt6t. -tDor ben Riditrn PoIntr.
non. Daniels uno gcnb.b Caroline Geraibtne Dbrer.
ftaH, Souatbon Sennis, jun. unp 5oan aDaro srb,eI.
ten Douundtbt tsur Berualmna Der rtfp. Rinterla fen.
i&afrn bon }Johanu gbriftan pbrsni&aa, 4aursnfs
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Sr[fnranhiihe Nadlridlten.

- Die sYDribartrain'g iienbabna au2ouiz
iiona bat bic g CHATTANOOGA .8ahnS tpeaen mis-
perrehtliher SenuBung hires WsaereGts auf
$500, 900 S6aotneriob p%srflaat.
SIN 9asm : Orleans fino Reaer>S inser in
Die bishtr, ausidttBlid BON tpeiBen 9inoern
btIuhten Sdulen auselafen tporben.
- Die Traae na6 Der S6be Der Hnibsilss
pflidt Weft B%irgirien's on Der alten pirairiz
ibsn Stoatsidulo ioI nod einem aeiern BON,
birginii6en Stoats.Senot eefoBieH Bsi1lus
jhisosri1tsrli6 fsiiqeffeTt tptrben.
- SIN benz su EsmsYort fhpsbsnten Saps
fpr'iden NahlaB Yro3tie bti9poren elm Nps
pofat uno afpsi Staatsbtamte. bob nod ibrer
anFdt bic unteriHrift unt.r benz S.famsnie
aefdlIdt III,
Der GpFr. .Gtorioa' mar bon Der Bun.
besbeb6rbe untsr Der B,iAutoipuna, dig Rreu:
ger gcgen Spanien bien.n su iulen. NIT gss
fhla9 belsat uDr6en. SIM Bunoess 8erihte
tparoe bic 1st6loanabme ueaen Management
Befpsiies 1%aufQebpben: Der umFfnno afIein,
naB Der SampFer nit Wnffen uno Munition
telaSen aspsitn. bepsiie nod teine BerIssune
Der Rsutrolititsi @eiese. la r1.s %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-12
Gertniidtfs MIG Gnrpna.

-g.nsral 9ourbnti if Der Sobn einss
fapfern sritdii9en Cbetfsn, Der i'm SABRE
1897 TIM srisdiitsn s feibsitsfampfe fi.l. Scr
General 5dbIt eft 81 Sabre. Auf fer Miliidrs
tHule bate ef ipsgsn ieirsr bietsn Disaipliz
mar : &srsstsn ttinen suten Ruf; alsin in
MFrifa fano Iein militariihes Salent sinen
qn.sn Socen. Gr 1T oer eiatntlids Sd6pF.r
Ser Souap.n itne Sureps. ssSm Sabre 1916
aum Grocnnan3sSi iiier tts a5niss ,ruonnt,
fonnie or es arn Sole nidt large ausbnlterf
unb sing nod Afrifa sutlf. no tr oas Cont
raan6o 6es 2 Itittten Sntarterie= 8niailons.
Der ioaenannttn s3ephprs," srblelt. Nifmano
better, OILS err. iouBte init bitten perjpciftIt.n
Burihen um3usttsn, uno sr mar balo ibr
&becff. SIN Sabre 1S47 iib.rnabm er bas
Commando Der einssI prtnen S&asen BON
G~onfontine. Der 3p~gennhnien s9ureos;;" ipdter
mar sr Cberfs 2ientsnant ots 3ouap.ns &e8is
tnsuts tsno. aIs oersn Srti srrihist tpurssn.
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GtienOabaeW.


EENH- aWAs- ~ -
8QlEtmQrtsG BtosG EieubGbu.
Vim unO nag GcnHtas. esH IS. III 1870. 9tot
iiBIt9 bret 3hgt lpitbsF Baltimore, g8Fetiua una
E'aritrSDHrs. sHo ttoaS:
Der soazHns
idbri tdatit (5onutaga a~us8tnommtHl an subt iras
pom Baltimore ub. NrtuUH IN Rdltiu1Ers i'm 500
NGfntttGgs. Der 8 nbrsUtorgcniua 1erbln6tt w mt
Gtrasburq u. barriio1tturs oHa W3aRa Jas ps8abn.
Der SGintns3us
tdJIt@ (5onntaps tinlaItfBliGl NahHtttt1af q. ".
4niunft IN Baltimore I'M 800 Wlnr8Cls.
DIR 9tuctuuatisG EprfBsSug Btbt t5sltt
nm 8 ntr As WIN. Wbbs ab, SHtiHfs in Baltimore I'm
'V' Set T''ggsa't Hna.F.s gseom moSottons.su
UtrIdBt Baltimore nm 40 Raanl, grtguft in Baiit'
more 1914 Uioretns.
Scr Mount NTrp WetommUoutious-
3ug utrldBt Baltimore ut s ubr gtnfurittags pnO
f5mnvf in Baltimore UNI see WRurglns an.
Der gHteptts Sttn.Su s 8s6t Don Baltimore
LEO Radhn. nb uutuuit in Snltimort $40 gbsnbs.
RAD pdserstpfsH unb 8reeertd.
Ibiahrt oes :Suats non gaitimDrt 500 SornittG8a
nm 1910 Rorqtus una Sos RddmttaQS.
Sedh Nstndbefrr.
Die .3Hst b~trIait Baltimore nm 500 Vlorstns unb
40 gladnt. unb iomnen UNI 1910 WoratnB RnO
SOS 9la&mtttdss nab Baltimore Iurad.
Rad gSdfbiuQtpSt.
Gbfabrt Ron y a II m re frub I'M 4 ubr 20 WRta,
sos, 100, $50 unb II ubr 80 min. VaGf1. UNI 2.C0,
$50, 4.45 unb $3.50 unO 9.45 Hbsnbs.
AbganB BON WafbtnGton frlb 6.45. 800
uno 9:25, gsntrn HAS 900, 4,iO, $40, 6.45, las
unb o Qhr Hbenps,
Sah annapolis nm 2 HHD 1l.S0 Wor0tns unb 4
MIR IS g&in. 9ladrl. Berla1eH NaibingtDn nm B.45
unh 9.25 Worqeng uu0 4 Ibt 10 g2in. RodJmiiiapt.
Bunntdgss5iige. Slad g5uibtrgtpn I'm 40,
5.O5, II. s lbr 30 Win. WoteenB. I n. 45 VI. sa@Ht.
uhO q MIR As Win. WbbE. BeriaItn g9aibinetDn UNI
500 Wlcraens une 500, $40. las unO 2 phr absno5
Btgen pettrrtr W~usIuft, ionic 55abrbiuttr ansr ari
II. I. N. ntnos man I'D an s. Z. GrgIaub, agtnttn
IN Ser GamoerrS Station, ooer ait oaB YiuetsBureau.
SIS SabrbiItt. fno aua in Sr. I49; aaens
man Beiielungtn lum NbboIsn non gepGd, welbes In
bes BetretttnOsn ~Qpobnung 9rgen Gontrernarie bis an
bin Befiniulunssori nlartirt Dtr0, bintsrln ZEN Tam.
Sobn e. E6ilfun, SraHsportlnsltET:
g.. an. GpIt, 0dnbt.R tnetsA asnt.
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Sins 3aIbiuntpu.

Wabin9fon n, II, San.-gtaWtnernI'
goimeitsr Wanbaa. her ioeben bon Sapan,
nohiu er ben adtb. g9nt. 3. Seiuaro bealti;
tet bate, surtideefsbrt 1T, beridtst, baB Or.
an b.iS.n arm.n ssIdtmt 1T, oas er ~oisitlSen
@efunbbsitss nfanb bsfrisoi9enb, ramsnilid
itin gsif 1T 10 frii@ uno rhRis pis fras
Der.
General Gdeud, Der n,ue 8eianbts mod
Gnalano, tpirb Greitaa Nbenp BON Der ,G9ios
@tienIhaFts cine Sertnaoe tetnmmen.
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Ghifiallnhrihtet-

Ter SboOntr %. Il. attIiH9~ iuPr DisnFaa pOH
Sabanunb, geo biftbtr alb.
Ter 9pit. n%Jts6fda 9lnot" Capt 9tllbs, Tam Oor'
gEfitrn NUH VA, timore IN 9DtimiNeiou, q e., on.
Sn Gbarltfpu, S.sG.. Ittf %pOrRe'ieru Der SGmp'et
gErn @uU,A GGpt. GuttOr. pom Baltimore Elm. unb BET
Gaooner rs. Il. Yalrnst@ lad OOH bort mad Salttnor.
In 5ye.
DER Tpfr $50. NppoIo." GAIT. CONES, BON bier
rrrtibte Iitnitae BEN SOdoHcr Snftn.
Der Sbourcr .WiaioGtI,' Gupt. 6o0FR, trai Oorat'
fern Don GbarIfion, 2 .sG., bier Gin.
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B0rIenz Beridt.

Die e,Frtstn @6rIenOtrIiuis pGrer bier iOIstroe
10 nit. Union &l. IS; $500 Va. Sth',, rng. All, 81
500 DO, DO, 81; 2JO) War. Il. Sin. SabrDbl.. 2, n;
$500 o VI. ii. ". SatnObI. 10: 2 Ntt. ", Central.
hnbu AZ; 80 DO SaIto. 5cutrpCrl Comp. 22%; 10 DO.
@oliss as.Gomb -.
Sn giclpsYlort iucrotn fir auslanoil9s WlndlotttR
F.T1rnhe Nlrslr ~ 1lon'sr hr4ObItH
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Srr .l0i1hiie Mnnh.s

utber bic General : Yerlammlu1q, t1el6e
hieIer SunD Spnntas, Osn8. Sanuar, IN Nstps
Oort belt. linden mir int ugtsms Ycrtsr Sour
nal' Fol9snoen psri6t:
Der Sunossprdtosnt Sob. 8. Sielin9 err
6Tfnets bic Sablrei9 bsIuhts SiBun9 um 33
u9r Rahmitta9s. Bon ben SitriitstOTpern
aus philadelphia uno Baltimore tparen Abs
9eor6nete trI1ienen. Ra1oenl bic Yrptotole
Der beiosn lsBtsn SiBungen bonn Seirstdr,
Srn. Nmutl, ~oerltieu unO genebmi9t uno Die
I~1nfti9en &outine : @ti6Gfts etIeoi9t tuarsH,
gtng Der Brdtosnt 3ur &a9esornnung Hber.
Sr. Sol0mnnr. BrGiOsnt Der R~rantenfaie,
perlas ieinsn Bsrt9t, nod, pel9em Otr Btftano
Der Rranfentafie am s., Sttober b. s.
si2SS 25
%ssptTtn. Gtrua9mt bonn 9th. bis uIt. Dt. 1856 s.
$s9fi rs
NuB9dDt an Qranftn9tIb 1901 90
gsFanS am 81. DECEMBER 1870 $G853 10
Der SinuH5iefretdr, or. Sielom, OerIos uRD
iibsrreihte istnen Seriht ilbsr ben 3eitrnum
pom g.. Sftobsr big ult. DECEMBER 1870. Rad
osmielbsn mar Der BefunO ON 8. SttObsr
GinnaFm, si7i Is
$s526 81
Gussabt 1895 90
BtItanO an 81. DECEMBER 1870 5000 81
Der Ytalt0ent Slelin8 tOrotrtr Johann ben
Srn. 2epp. 9rdif entsn oss gertpaltunesla.
tbts, auf, ole abrs9nune Stpii9en benz y9il,
DiIe.8unO" unb Der metropolitan 2ebenss
BetitheruH8s-G sIslidoft' u~or3utsssn. Str
islbe leitste bieielbe un9efdbr nit TOleenDen
Wortsn Elm Sas Gr9sbniB oieier Nbrths
uun9 if elm 0utdaus 9lniti9e5 Sas 8erm5s
Gsn b.s .6tlbife : Bunoss'. betrdsi big ult.
September 1870 sIO,63i Al
3itrauf tnO pOn Der yRstropOIitan. acbsns.
gsrh3erun0s.S fsUibafi1 8JabIt 8,747 90
ben Buu0 BON $1.ss6 81
Salu Der Beftanb Der ISranitniaHe 6,S53 10
uno Die i'm 5tnansbertbte sntbaltrnen $500 81
3anOss4 $l2,37O so
Sr. Gsut fubr Johann tort {: vg6snn oer
s4tleijt sSuno@ nab nur einidbrt8sm Bette
ben elm ~ trfrsuli1es Grgsbnis 3sigt, 10
oG6n9t fi8 bic Graae auf, oh pobl untsr allen
oeutI6.n Bereinen, tutt lie iopobt bier, als
aud o'rnuBsn ms &ebsn 9eruTen poroen iino,
elmer Uorbanoen eerp,ien if, Der i'm .rIten
Sabre isiues Beftebens Elm ipl9es Gr9ebniB
auTSuiu.iien 8ebabt bal? Rihts D.ftotptni9.r
bat man ieit ldnesrer 3:it perIu6t, Oieie
mobltbdttge Anitalt Su Srurce 8u rihtsn unb
Den vSIlolie- Sun0H uno ieine Seamtsn 3u be-
Gttfern. Dab elm Ssutiber 5u timer Iolfen
nliisrablsn 6anolun8 fid Mot bsrbsiInien
DuletI W UeaIelRlUi % PAL oa3u elm Hure
gsnOmmen tperbsn mifen, Der auf Srore Der
eonturrirsnoen VtItlihofttn Die SaustnsGtss
ottnite btfiab. Aasin Der .Stl0tis : RunoA
itsbt uneri6htterIi9 fsf, uno nor Dem aelun.
ben SHINE Der Wit8lisoer miifen ole Sntri.
guen uno Mta9inationtn Der geaAer In ith
lslbt Ssrfalsn. Sas Bolt ftnut bereits bic
Wobttbaten. bic Der sSil0iIez8 unos qewd6rt,
uno lGBt iid burd S4mdbreosn uno 9eI8ims
pfur9en zines &uiisn, Der it9 Dem oelltihen
8olte aIs Se8ladtr a%uFtuirft, teintn Aug.n.
bid ire l.iten uno Die WortbtiIe f9 aus ben
pdnOen pinben.S Rndosm nod cintse uns
tutientlide 8.iGdfte srlsoi9t norosn, i9lpB
Der pratSsnt Sizzling bic SiBuns sssen
Gtsnbs z ubr.
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lOrtbrrn s Icntral : GOGnbabn.

WV WV
Son uno mad gunntus, 4. EsJ. 1870, ptrIaN Ten Die
3llge Baltimore, tOtG tOlat:
$40 Rurgens, R~phsShHeHsus. - E6gIt&
(SDnntdgs aIs9enonlnen), nab YtttSbItg un0 benz aSt'
fru, Glmtra, Buffalo uno ben 9liasGra.GdI1fn II. 7. 10.
1910 Northumberland xdeli9 Conn.
tags duBgtHonmenl, uaG 4ittsbura pnD BEN Eotier
un0 H6rolid nlr bic Winiamspprt.
TAO Abeues@rprss. t6onuta9s ausgsHouIrtsnl
rad osm Weiten.
10. 80 fadtsG rpreR-E asII&, rab BEN EgtHtn.
noroIta na9 Buffalo, SsOasftr, ben NtasarasIaats
InD CANADA.
Die 3Bgt nit Der DeH,Iterpldnbtr GtIenbabus ut.
ben $50 Dtoreeits, uno $3.50 gtahmittaGs nb.
ne S3u8e rcd Stttpabnrs se5su $50 NorasnsuH0
II, 40 g!aAmitta9s alb.
8ts 3a9s mad aanOOtr stbsu s. 80 Wosssns. u. IL. 40
am S.30 9tdhnittu9s ab.
Die 3lge nit Otr rGuHbtrIoiib. Bautp'tt Giignbi6nh
ae3sn $50 TloE8slis UNI 1874 Tlitta8s ab.
&rtnmmn0attuuss3 hge
gsa6 gors- Nm $50 Ra8tntttaas, tdgItA, Gem.
tags ausgenomi1sr.
pgad RnrFtDn - UNI $50 Ra9nitass. taeIi&.
6onntaas auAgrHortrrtn,
Sie3ilge Comment N g Glttmcreant
BON WeHeu urO Norosu $50. cas- Noratrs, a. 30,
2.45 uub els nbr Nbenos.
DOrf - l0.l5 Rorstns.
BdrttUusN ecOltnooatiD - 8 .20 Tiorgcns.
agsgen bes %aseieren, 9iltts nag allen %unfitr. User
unb Noro. lotnot man fb in Der BiIetur, @alotrtsStaI
ttOH, anO Er. 0, g!UrO.SaIprrtfr an
g. .. wpuns,
BtTernLP pa f19tsN geHttn;
i2T7-l Ntfres Df. Sisfe, Sen. s6u0tr't.
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IN
&bilabelpbta : MilmtngtoMs
DaItimOrCr G~ilfabQbn.

StHHcenEGSeebfEis
Att uh0 nah RpntGg, ben o. .gHnt 1870, aEbtn
pie pafagttriaas tasltb CSpnrta8S epsssnomm.nI, pis
fOIgt:
Ssts.Rp fsgus na@ 4btlaoeIpbta unO SrtiGrt.gso.
ttDnfn u1u rs Vtorgcrs. Dieitr S}u9 OerbinOci I'D at
BET gttpsGa'tl Snrctipn NIT BEN Grain auer S~tatiohen
0r Observation-Disclosures tno tn Ytrrpptls nit altn
GtatiOnfn Der Baltintoresg ettrdlsS iitrbdhn.
%rprtelug nab pBtlGbsIpbto unb 9seru sYyorf nm 0.
80 Wlorgerts, Th In BtrrpDtpt nit otR1 3uae no&
Bort SepDNt oerbhnbrto.
pbiIaoeipbins gep. Dorttr Ggprssjug gd&nt. 2 ubs
40 Wtinaten; btrb!roei I'D in 9gtlniretUn NIT ben 80.
aen flt 5%tatlofen an br Observation-Disclosures, iDiIaer
iBilmtngton unO 6arrin9tpn.
Accom- mol ationss3 ug mad Wort SepoHt uro BRIT Das
ttptlden %9ele9ertn Statioutn 5 nbr 9tatrlittags,
no III Ailmtrator nit BEN GrpreBJuet fir Saupts9ta.
tionen an Der Bslatuare Giienbabn tGaIib. rHb bel
Ysrrpoile nit allen Statipnen an Der Central, 8abn.
AEtprcAlua nod Stem. Yprt nm III Ilbr 40 W. Who'll.
Nm SuHntage:
WAC philadelphia z Ubr Is Winuttr Wben0a.
Sta6 9teps BORT UNI le nbr 40 Vliii. Nbeubs.
Sbitaetlp btd Baltimore . StntrdlsSdbn. -
Die 2lee geben tnglth U}or9ens I'm Z ubr % Viinutsn,
urb 2. 10 Vatnittags ab = Sottntdgs ausgenonImen-
ufto Nbenbs lin 8 ubr IS Win. ab, Sonntaas auset.
aonlmsn, hnO SGHtass lar StrbiuOuns UNI 2 uFr IS
Wtn. gtuGm,
OurdIabrts. Btleie Iuo ertrueosr int HreTbsntnY. .
Depot, ODER STR. 147, BaIttInoreftr.. lu hubtn. GbtrIp
lam man bort i'm Bpraus Eiht I'M hintere1 etlGNh-
unb StIahDa9er ftdern.
Ytrionen, iutldG BiGtte tn br pFlee tn s3aIttnor,ks,
tsbnten. baben ben Bort6stI, baB iBe Sagast aus ots
sSo4nnn8, absebOlt uno bon Der sunion 9ransFtr Co..
~tTariirt miro.
n0l-) Esm. &rdDforb. aatrf.
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gsFanb am 81. DECEMBER 1870 $GS53 10
aberreiSts f.fnen ReriSt i5.r BEN 3sitrnum
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Call for q Survivors Association.

4 meeting Of the surviving soldiers Of
the late war will be held in the New
Hail, over the store of Messrs. Mayes 4
Martin, on Monday, the end day Of ccto-
Der next, at / o'clock, y. NJ, for the
purpose of organizing the Newberry
District Survivors Association. lie: all
soldiers Of every arm Of the service come
forward and join.
Thomas j. tipscomb, john W. Watts,
John X. G.: Nance, D. Augustus pickert,
James F. J. Caldwell, J. Wistar Gary
Thomas 5. Moorman, !. J. Pope.
The hooks and accounts Of the undersigned
can src found ut Motto 4 Tarrant's Office In
my ubScicc these gentlemen will receipt for
accounts due me. !. B. RUFF.
SIP. 20, 3S-if.
The latest improvement in lamps is the
"Dixic::" it is non-cXpIosivc, and needs no
chimney. Sold by Motto & Tarrant. Look
at the Dixie, buy the Dixie. 2t
Try Linn's Vegetable Pills and be convinced
that they are the best Liver pills manufactured
Sold only by Notte & Tarraut. II
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Inodataat to Planters-The Tare On Cotton


Inodtaot to Planters.-The Tare On Cotton
We are receiving from manufacturers
Of cotton goods in different parts of the
country, says the New York Daily Bull
letin. what seem to be very reasonable
and we'll founded objections to the very
heavy tarc that is likely to be put upon
cotton bales this season. The general
complaint is that nothing but the hea-
West bagging is called for this season,
and that with this and the SIX iron
straps used in binding, the tare will be
from 80 to 35 pounds to the bale. Last
season there was little or no complaint
on this score, for the reason that bag
ging was high and cotton low, and the
light Dundee was used to very great
extent. One manufacturer writes to us
that he lately purchased 81 bales of up
land cotton for his mill, covered with
heavy India bsgging and bound with
iron hoops; the tare averaging SopoundS
on bales Of Al each. In this instance
the loss on bagging and hoops amounted
TO about Z per cent, aud it is but natural
that manufacturers should complain OF
the injustice to which they are com
PEELED to submit.
We commend this matter to the atten-
ton of the cotton planters and factorS at
the South as an evil which should hc
promptly remedicd. We understand
that a movement is on foot among NAN
uf.ctures to combine for their own pro-
lection against what they consider a
gross injustice, and should such com
bination be organized it is probab!e
they would demand allowance for part,
ifnot the whole tare, as is done by the
Liverpool buyers. We have not. as
general thing, much faith in the efficacy
Of trade combinations as means OF re-
forming evils Of any kind, but the injuS'
tice of being compelled to buy cotton
with no allowance for a tare amounting
10 Z per cent. of the gross weight per
bale is one which would justify the man
ufacturers in adopting rigorous meas
ures for the own protection 1t Is
safe to assume that, when no allowance
for tare is made on cotton at present
prices, wrapped in heaTy oagSing and
bound with iron straps, the planters and
factors make an average profit OF loO
per cent. on the materials used in baling ;
and were Northern consumers to demand
a tare allowance to the amount of one
haN the weight Of wrapping and straps,
they would have no reason to complain
It would be good policy, however, to
reader such course on the part of the
manufacturers unnecessary, by conced'
ing the very reasonable demand that, in
salins cotton, no heavy bagsing, un'
necessary straps, or other cheap mate
rials, should be thrown in as make
weights. Light bagging answers every
purpose, and unless the demands OF man
ufacturers are considered in this matter
they will be justified in taking measures
Cor their own protection.
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rrrre unI.SrS AND PEOPLE ENGVLFED-
DETAILS or THE STRANGE CATASTROPHE.
The Flori,la mails give meogre and
vague accou"ts of an astonishing pnc-
nomenon at Apopka. Orange County,
near palatka. The whole county dis
appeared in orc uigh,, and its site is
covcr, d by great lake. y corTtSpoiu-
cct, writing from the ne;shoorhood to
the palatka Herald. says:
Mr.. Alex. X. Foster hasjHSt come In
with more marvellous and startling re-
ports. He says that on his way from
Orlando to Milloaville, after crossing
Fort Metl!n branch, he left the road TO
avoid the constant begging 20 which he
was subjected. The safest place he
thought would be on III" crown OF high
black jack ridge, running parallel with
the road, wt,ch he accordingly took.
After riding perhaps mile his horse
commenced begging, and for some dis
tance it was questionable whether ne
could get through be, however, reached
more solid footing again he commenccd
begging; at this time he noticed re-
markable and portentous sounds IN h'S
rear. The begging grew worse as nc
proceeded, until he had to dIsmount;
there seemed no escape for him, hoth
he and his horse were still begging.
The sounds in his rear Increased more
and more and became more and more
alarming and the route in front more
bocgy-he dare not stop. as this would
have rendered it impossible to have cx
tricatcd himsclf-h: neither dare nor
could look behind him, his Whoic thougn'
ard ain was to reach terra TRINA. al
last. after the most Su2crhunian eNtr,
,ionS, both he ard his horse, exhausted
T., the most extr, rie degree, reached
solid ground. Turning to examine lnt'
the cause Of those fearful sounds IN hl>
rear, he saw the most terrific ard apaIi
ing sights it has ever been my fate tc
listen to. The first thing that attracte"
attention was that the trees were NOV
ins-tirs gyratory motion of the top
then sornc Sinkire gradually out o.
sight, the tops revolving more ana m"r'
rarid!y as they sunk and Disappeared
others following, and as they fell reSo'v'
ing and describing arcs ola circle asa'nS'
the SKY. Then the whole earth, as iHl
as the eye could reach, sinking and its
place supplied By a sea of waters, r"sh
inc, seething, boiling with the noise I"
mighty cataractS, and ever ard amor
casting to the surface the roots, tops OF
bodies Of mighty pines and oaks.
People are ru>hing from the scene ("
diaster. Our camp is crowded with th<
terror-s,licken inhabitants from th|
country in our rear. Everybody Is
waiting the ro-ebodingS and horrible eX
pecta,ions. They believe the day O
Judgment has come. The extraordinary
phenomenon appears more and more eS
traordinary. The country from two &c
three miles from here to Lake Metiln IS
entirely submerged, and is now one vast
lake. Nothing authoritative from be-
yond, though rumors are rife that Or
iando is swallowed up, and the who'e
chain Of lakes to Lake Conway are no"
united and form all immense inland sen
We leave Immediately and in terror fo'
our oyY fate. In haste yours,
!. F. STURGES.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.

NEwBERRT, September 2G.-Cotton Tic.
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 25.-Couon
172c.
NEW YORK, September 25-7 P. NJ
Gold heavy, at l4:ald4. Cotton quiet but
weak sales 2'209 baes-u2land 1872; Orleans
20t
CHARLESTON. September 25.-Cotton firm
-middling ISL; receipts | ,2l2 bales; sales
500; stock G,910
AUGUSTA. September 25.-Cotton quiet
middIinc III: receipts go bales; sales 2CG.
LIVERPOOL, September 25-Evening.-
Cotton closed steady-upiands 9Sa9l Orleans
9;a9t.
BALTIMORE. September, 25.-Cotton firm
-middlins 19ial9i.