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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
ltno bic strit9tn a9tnttn In oteirm Staa
81 ttppCo'8 Se6ertbran.

Tiun Fam O~tnItlben III Dem SrotrIs.9aOrn SIT. IL,
N hsB 0lttmorffr. +. bsfolnmsA, wO5slbF Gn9 bic
btfen 8rottris GrtiteI uno Giquors itts Jun 8srtauit
~ fnoen ftno.
Hltt ie0er o],rtaufttn QuantItGt tptrorn 8ebrau@sans
petlunSsn 8e8ebfr poourt ieoem piotrlttsl Sti@nlad
ODER Strud abBt loliFn lDtr0.
GroB96noiGr tgS ;ltn elmer Rab1tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
Q .8alto. @ermania .Naubrrein I'd. s,

Bttier ntue gauUereiu min am woHtal, Dcr q.
W(dri, NbcR0s 8 Abr, I'M 9Oiale oGs 6rtt. 2 d,6nnole,
S.Eoonbdr, tie erite GtuiublIHs etbebtu, bic Beam,
Die rod betjutrsten pitni9en, lperoen etiudt III Cts
l6emCn.
(72) I.E. 3arniduL pruu. Ssir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
NolliMtlDsUQnnrr.in Mr. 6.

Inter pbi0tm Namsn III tin n,ucr Wsrrtn oeorIueet
lporosr. Aue 6tGIent9tn. tuelh6 bemll6cn non bfiIre.
t n 'Douen, lorrotn hermit ein8elaOrn. rahftrn gQttt.
ned ais am 20. Wlar5 Nbtrbs um 8 Nor tn ttnt so.
tae fs Srn. 6unrth 1ittis. err. 905, Cue.
6phehraRe, Iu trltetnen. 3m Auilragt:
(72-6J SuFpb Rpnuef. Etfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
Gaplnns ViQnurrrin ulr. 4,

&rF Isbtsn 9ttufoa, btn q. WlGtJ ptQrilr bet, unO
loon $50 4ntbttle 9'j,taprt, uno io9lt'f bic p%rorlIort.
t6tt BfanitSn trloabtt. &lnem raittn 6ottaauGt mt.
8t9snltbtno, ptroeu Gue 6rtnnor. Die u6d oteItm 8sr'
zine bstiutrtisn tuiniG,n, 9ttduitH aui DiSnhas. BIN
Srn. @eors etd on psnnCDlo ian to-. 2 psnur ~ tr.
iAttntn. Die pFOurlortldtn Seamt,n:
3, urnfbtracr, Vr6i
5. N5iSrGtI, S6OSm
(72) $jetHrtdb B<D. Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
Wrnpr NnnhrrrinI

pDro>uuitr. sSauoertin gr. A." W1itruudh, scn 20.
Dt1I, Grhtbln8 ors eini6rttbtgclocs iopie Quinabs
me n'icr Wttt8Iitoer IN us. ii, oIptp ,0r bel ON.
tao ,SptuDalF. y. Bar proU. ptdI
(f2) VI. NfciI, prOO. SER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
@AalprIinna,

M untds uno 3ien flag. hen q. uno rs. TGri, Hns
oet Rte prltans ber StAlsr In Der btuttd,tu ct. 50.
bdhniB . @tmetnetfcbute In Der 8iboleNraBe Yfr.
WtiIutel matt burh bte angsftnttn gtbrer Salr. G,ts.
rtr, BairbGnis uro Smith. Nne eHmfTsun6t, namtNt.
lido bic @littu otr atnofr. Tno irtuRolibi eirgaIabtn.
Der prttuns I'M rtutt Gdul9sbhu6f htIupolrtn. Vim
|. apttl uno ban oarHuttoi8snben Gd8tr lp:rOtn ntgc
gdiltr ouiBtEOmmtr.
t72-3J Ter GduIrath.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
,,fl0rrnfe,"
ES~ Sir S3ninOiiiGtige !!

gtuirGltr gpttttus, altobol non 20 upsr as graotn.
60 III % nit 6eoOoritrtem 9eberthtGn. IRAN beoOorts
ire tbn nno man srbdIt cine BtDiNt grJabl urstn Set
nit ietntm uran0GnebIHEn gtrlds unD teintn ~ulfoiltni.
i3u Gtaenidaftsn.
sBtr ~otrldliGn GtUoo6's 2tbtrtbraf. riht btoecrt.
frt, bet her ptntc, @aQOne. JlGidr Oosr EaB. Nat
tuelsntlthtr Gi8erIdattn ituo aus oen DsoooritrteH Sc
bsrtbrans btrausGcJoBtd.
6ar mtOJiniidc SUrfe III Qttuoob'B 2tbIribran Der
bette Der JI beiorinen TT, toeldss aub iaulrtltGs GsrJtr
bCtildsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
Girmrr Nlnmnprrin

Die Ritslt,bsr bt,Fts grsins urO qus GIItri1rr
totl@s itp otslem 9srtine anlGlie6eu ipuusu, ftib rri sdt
@lOutGg, otn Y. WldtJ Ra IN Dem aerlamm.lngs
gotlis. Nr' "a. 6rseeItd AuCuue, bi prn SOB
GplsTT einJuttnbrr. Dl loBleIU Ole erIte 9iuIdburi
f%GtittnDet. 9M Auttrage Der
t72-3l prUptfpFi6de en- E3ro,rtfu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
70 Tprreft's 0BadtoIber Ell,

9egtn 3ufien, baIsbrdune. psiIertttt, GeudbuHen
Blutipeier, Brpnhitis unb 4unstairanibeitsn Seine
6stluus : ieire ysiablune. Der Ghts ipito bon Or.
SAINTS Uaaiou 6prrefi & Comp. itit 1852. nit gelben
Bienftten perisbtn, 5nbtreitst. = gu babsn bel 65ebr.
Sruabertp 4 Comp, SIR, 11e, SaltimoIe.g IT,,
uuo In auin Npotbtftii fir s5 Gents.
ia S0 e TO g ga on n 1n1 Q "a On ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
N9- GbefbetDungen. ~

BouiomHent s@si6uRgGn, bic ausrpdrta gHItte Fnb,
psrotn IN 9sslus )ori, 9noiaHa, 9uinols un0 aRosrtn
Staten fix gtttt aus ir8tno sncm Stdate ODER 4aube
trlangt; b6sDiatpes BsrIaNtn. 3tunitnbett, trtn uns
tes5dltu. 10. tnO %8Enaatnos uriaasn istrt Btrots
Feniliauus. Grit mad erIaHgter ShttbunB BeBahIuns osr
gebl6rtn. y}dtb urtutgelilil. Wan mtHbe fb an
&NuurC e sttdurbEon. Reitsanp6lts,
iDn. lp,1S.l Or. $50, 9rOabmap. RStrs& pEf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
OR NltHidr.Mnnnrrrin

BAT Tb IormItb ]or8anifrt uno pirS Die rrHt gerTanms
lung ilm unter dretben Der Goultiutipu nus jlr Or.
hsbIrG Der erlitn giriGbIun8 am SICSlGp. ben Is.
Mar, Nbenos S ubr. III Stnte,c'F A5aIIe &,ts pct
W i.uc. iItIb Hr III utrr., iiGttiluon. Nutrage aui
acknowledgement i6nnen j~eoerleii genG6t iurrbcI. vile,
UeIbc lib al etlttrt guteH BauUeIcme b,t9eilig,n lppts
len. ln0 Trennoitd tlu9cGOrn.
Qz) 3. Srna, Yrdi.;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
s. Vran, Qrai
$, ", SDIc CDrr SAub li
aSilU. abicnrDNr, SCtr.
. NrQttfraRen Naupcrrin De. s..

Den Wlisltsorrn lnr abri&t, bag @icnsda. btn
". D. WIS. Die ttt' 9eoor,looluHg tat,rRo II pirr.
NHt StJ:n'8sn, lorldE tlHtm Uort1rtIbalIEn Bauurstns
btiislre!tE plnlttn, limo stiuHt ft9 im IoiIls be- 9tH.
an. sob, Or. 26s, OF p]Iattnraar, WUtn0s =
H9r, tnIutnpen. Sm Auftraas
l72-lJ Qnuia q Ganhe.r EfFp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25

Got6sn smpfaro'n 100 Calhoun alttn 8rannttptin ;
titts O%orrd'Ri8 aHRtstfp uIo 9DruIs Der alien f~Sirrnen
SubH Sstlipn q GUbn uHo %. "a. q q aR.
&Grutrs VIZ. II. ggcIi.gaIttTOrefr. t9an. 70. 3I1ts. }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
PtINIIW DtD' StIt.
uVrff.N nIumhin. Wnunerpiu gDr. g

ri. 8sumttu. gBabI unb etHe Giniabluua ptrom
WttitpOob Nbtn0, ben 20, WGrj, in Or. I5I, Gu
igTIbtdF dHt, rattfnbrn. Nle. ,pGlds id eInsm Ju.
o~;rIGlf9sn Ysrsins aHltlisBtn Wo1tl. Ituo treunblttft
ttn8tl4osn. u. aRnnsr, PROB WrGI
Il 6. Suff pro1. Gdakm.; q
GA D.. .. ETppneL pIop Sstr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
GrflSrunn.

SD erildrs hermit, baB bic pDh mir osnadte Iuss
iGBe, In bic IS tntral.Pdae.@ Fr o9. RuTb'G5nps
frdRe, bslrlt1 Btsr a%rIistert ~ bGOeu. lporags SIN
Wa&tbetl ps Berttns eni' ptuugeu, aui uupabrbeit be-
rupt, Benjamin. Al Iuer,
Fl-3) Gobn Oes BttrDl aatrs Wluntr IN GaHton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
Mnaeiac.

Den SRrnelifelt bon Baltimore tpirb bitrrrtt bslnrn
otmant. baB am @pnntaq Den .. IDttL, Wiorgtrs
ub., i'm $dnppsrftrdBtnsEfmp 5amIliekiht Der
iGutt un0 perm ttbtt tpst0tI. l72,Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
GerMiidlte Werilte.


Gurtpfer &aui.-Gin genifrr Icf.
Tor SplOanus gEp!pn IN Nep-g3If Dat icita,
ntCntltd rtrfl9L cap, lptnn Il bsaraban pirD,
CT gani atndU IN rtf Wttte Nef i'm 0rbprtBel)
SrQbtdtte beerrt9t meme, unp 5par nit rem
8eIdtc nhb Sttn. Der Sara ipI ppr
t4rDlrjrm NubbdumRpl; lein, barf 0Ner fpeper
nn8tItrthcn, noN aebet5t, nod laflt w1pcn,
3teIratbc tiirtcn lid payat aud ntdt btfir'
ben. 9as @rdb ipa nit 9uten eiNbetmtitrr
Nubbdumen uno 9ebem unnpFanSt Wcrrcu.
Gin Se,6enteln IL ltrrn9 serpent. Gr hat
cine Stiftuna 8entaG,t. bur6 peIGe rs am69'
liht pe.pen ipl, pus CT lau0tena bis SUN,
Sd6re 1881 tu9i8 in ietrcm @rabe rrtell
lam. UNI ctlle nnperr, reI&e rte MtitieI ltc-
fern Ipl, rae Bel ieinem 8tardbniFs Der Dlilpr
unr ale 9uteh Neniden, bic mitgeben, eiutn
crrcntlthrn Smthf netntrn tDnuin, Mp0 IT
er ItrilenS lcbenbtd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
Din bic MlttgIieDer brs Sin BaIfimo-
rer PatriDttittn Bertin5," jutuls
aue SeutiheH E. .GnIiimuEt'A!

Gbissr 9srsin bait naaitsn D7ittipod NbcnS I'm
2oiais ets 9tn. aiigutt S%ociiiuse, 'Noe her reaneH.
BALI unc absnrictfaitr cine B~ttidnmlurg, luolu CT
aat Burger. ptlht ]seionnsn Nno, ib osm 8toBo 3ugt
res bttfcrnSfstits aridltlit6en, irtuitltti ttnlaoet;
auQ bubtH utr Nhd prddt nit mCbgtrn UtitgIieOtrR
uns babin Uet ~ltanoigt, rag mir 5ulammen o~us3iebtn.
gptr ldOtn fabsr dub ale WtitBittOtr gCnlnn!trgemtir.
et, iptlas fh mitunS taFan beibeili9tn lDoutn, gtrIld5
rim. Aug. @rIlpep, prop. Yral AHgclin Uatb,
Srarj ntDe, Grnit aHfblfel, JGtVb @rub, &c.
mite, i72-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
SiIbiIrsSunb

Die NbibtiIuresr iuiroen bieimit auI bic In Der INss
ten B%eriammluus btties UipnatS oDriuuebmtnts Yes
antsnlpahl autnitril lam gernaGt, uno bas VI lult1t Dem
amttnnabl Sts 9t3trtftfbrp.rs i'm BerstasiotaIe, Ser.
80, @ern1anhraAe, torIuleeet.
Die Eean,fn unp Dsle9attn psr6tn Dt otr SGferals
BerlnHnlllln9 ot5 Dttrittiotpers fh ltgtttn1trsn.
Nue YRtialtsocr fnD Ort, 9en0 ftiudt. ih bfi bfn
WnbEr In i9reH Nblpetlanltn jGblrrtd Su tetheiit9sH.
SdrI |riehsrtabH,
(72-7I prutut. Seir,tdr Dss Din III 6rpers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
Die rrHs Etsu iuz nnb amslGnDil9sn
8ffifte.

Die RsbattiUr her nWarpIdnb.D taatsytttrnaS
tlatt oardut auirueliiari, oGB ole rsutfen Stpt,tsn,
big stGdrntttias as u9r t~trBebeno. in ibrtm Blaits
trihttuen uuo itnen am n6tbitsn Wprasu eriaelnennsn
Blniiern, tpelts tttUe tsIeBrGpbiI6e @etbinonng uuttr.
laltsn, nm IL - 10 Silnben Ooraus lit. SIN s~tsenlpar.
tiger erst8ntfretGtr 3tit 1T oitlfs non sruGhntnstptt.
them Jnttttle. in aurStit tDtr0 uniere SS tlatf jtttuua"
IN neier Anstaiinns %'rldfiutn uno baourh BEN yepsis
ltttirli. ban % ben Qcrnusaebern nidt an &iisr fnanaeln
lniro. BEN No9rluta8sblaits irtlrsr rlsbr Gin8ara nnb
Sunt ~ perlGafftn
(6D-7Il DIE SfnaFfiou hsr .EfA,taH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
Neue Nn3sigen.
O[n intlnirIinr 9nhlrr

Nm l. Upril beginner mir NIT 6Cr Bu6ftniliduua
Der ganish antr Gufrpdriiser iasIihtn SubiertbsHtenl
bic troB uifotrbolier Wiobnnrg BIS oabin IN unierr
Satetn I'M RidtaHat ftHo.
tRH-l 6Ts Err,kftF,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
Die aesaftlpn Der .Nts,ta.A
Or. /. Is. 2icor0,

RR. 1Aa, Bepsttss, ifstfd,en sars. uns Scssarss
GtTdAs,
bot 30 5abrt 1ui ppipitdi.yytGgIs b%trpanot. Srrss
2tutt, psIde ourtl SsibibeIt6ung unD bGuHee Ispbilt.
ttI@t aranthettsr Fd eaartusrsitbungs,, Rtrptf. ii1e
orgdr;iGt Shpdds, Gtu6tsrnbett, Smtu6@e bet Gebs
tratt, Dbrcniauien, grr6tben, 2cbtr : EnIartuufs,
5InppttNl u. !. 10. lnptlGRsn bGbst, iBlnen ibufn lebeiit
ntyoen. @Or0yrb6t ptrb IL 3 EdBsn serGil., tril0s gu.
p5tlts TT 5 Sa9tR. Iiaie Syphilis 6OlitarDt3 asbslii.
SfrsGfItbtH bon 9htA i24 rbr Ytorgsns:
bon 2 biz 3 utr Elahmittaaa niib
bpn 7 bis 9 u6r Nbenos.
GotniaBs BON 10 Bis hl2 rer Tormittass.
SstIuEe utro g~drauiitt (ad7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25

Den WitaIitotrn o!siss 8ertius btsrnrit Bur gldGridt
baB Wittboob, ben 29. Ytd1J. Get lGkte Sa1lu gstaq
tir Betirage IN otriem luattait III. in OEt rfgdmdbt'
gen Stntral'9trtamriun8 iusrotn tttne Bsiirast mtbl
anatucmruI.
d2-Sl q. OFT, Stir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
@Clh1ftssI nrfLhhrnnn

9as btsbtr unttr Der 6irrta Is Z, WSlmner & Bin
Der pom 9outs i. Wunocr, Der runmrhr qcitorbtn, ee'
fitric SeidGft piro O0n oeNct gDtttps OH b. IN
,KuuesI inter benz Nalnci Der aIeu 5irma rs, g..
Wtuuoer & Bruoern III Or. 80, 3j iruc 81, SIa.Si.
bertDltr., tOrtgeieBt.
GiiiNbrtb Wlunrer.
Baltimore, ben Is. WRGrj 1871.
br. Spkpb y W4araun ptrO. tuie Frubtr. ben
Namtn Der 6ttnta par II DIT unttritlhrrn.
t67-72) @Iildbstb Wuuter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25

JriGOensfrier an bar JrCOErtd > OtOa0.
9as 6riebcusftit ,olrO mOr8cu ]gormtttag III ubr
III Ter Ct JuDdnnCS'sSIFdb an ser Er, cfrtf.Jip Q
tPaltor 8onnerl s%efrtert, loOIu ne Wttigleotr, ionic
las Publitlir i'm Auaertlneu Ireuuoli1lt Cingelaten
inp.
t72) Gricbr, SIenbrcf, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-25
8riefe

I'm unfete a%n3eigenben TrennSel
Sn peni8en HaGer etiGeint .oer 8eutide
GorreipoNbent' in neusr austatiung. Anens
falfge yerdnosrun8 ION 4nstiaen bitten mir.
mbglidt balo au nladen. un ite ipslei9 tn
rtueH cay bringsn du t6nnsn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-23
UNITED STATES HOTEL

Corner Fulton, Water and Pearl SIS, \, Y.
TTQIS WE'LL KNOWN FAV0RITE HOTEL HAS
i recently been renovated. remodeed and furnish cd
new and elegantly throughout II is kept the Euro
pean plan, and has ample accommodations for four
hundred guests.
The location is more accessible TO all parts Of New
York and Brooklyn than any other house in the city
The Broadway stages pass The hotel every three min
utes besides various lines OF Street Cars one of which
intersects every other route in New York.
1t being but two blocks from Fulton Ferry makes it
convenient or~thOse wishing to visit the City oi
Churches from this ferry diverge all the prneina
| Railroad routes in the city OF Brooklyn.
! dec2d3m GEO. n. TERRY, Proprietor,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-23
E.css Lcr.s, ,srsc--

ssp JOB WORK OF ANY KIND
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE
HRONICLE JOB OFFlt f.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-23

DR.. Porter, of Yale, made little person.
al stump speech to his young men the 9TH
er day, in which he said, Don't drink,
don't chew, don't deceive, don't read
novels, don't marry until you can support
a wife, Those were the "don'ts." For
the 'do's," he told them to ''be in
earnest;n and then he went on to say,
"and be self-reliant." Good! "Be gener-
Gus, and be civil" Better "Read the
papers and advertise your business" Best!
That last bit of advice is what we call beau
tiful Little need was there for the excel
lent and sagacious and learned gentleman
to add, "Make money, and do good with
it.n He meant, of course, that one who
doesn't read the papers or advertise isn't
likely to make much money, or to do much
good with what little he may make.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-23

JOURNALISTIC MARvEL.-London jour-
nails express admiration at the manner in
which the American press hove been sup
piled from day to day and from hour to
hour with news of the illness of the Prince
of Wales. They notice that bulletins is
sued at Sandringham at fiveand six o'clock
in the morning are published in the morn
ing editions of American papers, printed
before daylight, and that noon and six
o'clock evening bulletins appear in early
editions of evening papers. All concur in
the opinion that the rapidity with which
these dispatches are forwarded, their gene
raj accuracy and the complete history they
give of the Princes illness make altogether
one of the marvels of journalism.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-23
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects of Err
lers and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored Ner
Vous debility cured. 1mpediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New and remark
sos remedies Books and Circulars sent Free in sealed
envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
5@eeuth Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa "a = octl7.Tl
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-23
Chicago h hTs Destruction.
BAPTIST AGENTS WANTED

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Able writers, ALL the news and constant improve
ments FULL Market Report. Sunday School depart
ment-,esson every week. An infexible advocate OF
Baptist principles ONE PRICE, only $3.50 per year.
The most astonishing premium and clubbing lSt ever
offered or liberal cash commissions paid. specimen
copy and particulars free to all who will write to 1t
THEIR & YEAMAN, THE CENTRAL BAPTIST, st. Louis
Mo.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-23
How TO LENeTHES SHORT SKIRTS.

How TO LENGTHEN SHORT SKIRTS
Modistes have devised plan for lengthen-
ing the short skirts of street dresses, so
that they may trail on the floor when
worn in the house. Make the six-gored
skirt of ordinary walking length-that is,
just escaping the ground cut the placket
hole in the middle of the back; sew the
three front breadths with slight gathers to
the belt, and finish the belt with hooks
and eyes, leaving the three back widths
hanging; then face the upper part of the
back widths, and put in drawing-string.
When the skirt is to be worn in the street,
draw the back breadths up to the belt;
when it is required to train slightly in the
house, let the fulness droop low over the
tournure, and the over-skirt or pOlOnaise
will conceal the loose hanging breadths.-
HdTDerS' BdzQr.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-23

THRILLING WITH A FELLOWS AFFEC-
TI0NS.-A man in Wisconsin has applied
for a divorce upon the ground that his
wife married him under false pretenses.
He says she told him while he was adj
dressing her, that she could hoe an acre
of potatoes and split two cords of wood
between breakfast and dinner; and
she had proved herself a fearful
fraud because she could only split
a half cord and hoes only three times
across the field. 1t seems hard that men
are constantly to be made the victims of
these designing women. Why will wives
trifle in this manner with the tenderest
affections of their husbands? Why will
they thus shatter their heart-strings?
A Detroit lady visited menagerie and
asked to be shown the Condurango.
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How FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN GOLD
CHANGED HANDs-Interestin9 Suitfn Judge
.Weiif0rds COurt.-A case OF much interest
has Just been tried before Judge Wellford
in the Circuit Court of this city. The par
ties interested are three colored men, all OF
whom were slaves up to The time OF the war.
Archer Selden, one of the number, Is the
plaintiff. During the war he conceived the
idea OF deserving his master and going TO the
United States army, then in Virginia, or to
The North. By dint of hard labor he had
accumulated 500 in gold, which he did not
desire to take away with him, but rather
preferred to leave it here until after the war,
when he should return to Virginia. Decld-
ing,to select iellow-seryant Tor the trust,
he gave over the money TO his friend, John
w. roney, who promised to keep it safely
until he should return. Toney was faithful
to his trust for some time, but being a
Younger man than Selden, and feeling the
responsibility of having so large an amount
of money, he determined to look out for
some one older and better able to shoulder
it: He was not long in making the selec-
ton, and accordingly gave over the $500 to
8 Iellew-servant named Miller, who was a
married man, and in all respects, ras he
Thought, better qualified 10 take care OF the
funds. Toney soon lost sight Of Miller IN
the excitement attendant upon the war.
No receipt or acknowledgment Of indebted
ness had passed between the parties, and
consequently there was nothing at that
time TO show that the money had ever been
given toEMiiler to keep. When the war
closed Selden came back home and demand
ed of Toney his money. The latter at once
stated that he had feared the responsibility,
and had turned it over to q reliable friend,
but gave to Selden his bond for the amount.
The next stepfor ToneY was to go In search
Of Miller. Finding him with but Little dli-
tcuity, application was made for the Pow.
But then came the trouble, for, according
to Milleps statement, he had been robbed
NJ fhe whole amount. Indeed it was sub
seqnently satisfactorily proven to Toney
that such had been the case.
THE above, facts were set forth IN the
special pleas rendered by Toney, but the
court refused to allow these facts to be put
i'm. The case was given to the jury who
rendered verdict for the plaintiff (selden)
on the bond Itself. Toney, not sastsfied
with the result OF the matter, took an ap-
peal, and the case now gees to the Supreme
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