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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01
S Y p HILLS /.

Vi all diseases which Aesh is heir TO- none bring 50
much mysery moral and physical as Syphilis. To all
90 aicted we can truly say this remedy will help you
Two articles found, by experience TO be peculiarly eff
ncaeous Tor thisdsease contained in this compoun
we ask you to try DR.. Fowlers Compound Extract,
ana, by giving it a fair trial, it will cure you
we speak with much confidence Of Dr. Fowler's
compound, because we know what it is composed of.
and what Il will do. We know Dr. Fowler well. who
Is physician Of known reputO. standing second TO
none IN the country Of long experience an honorable
man. Who having reputation for character as wei az
ourselves would never allow medicine to go before
the public without merit. And we say of this Com.
pound II taken according TO directions after a fRr
ulal' II VIII do all we claim for it,
we oher It as new discovery. which il certainly Is
genuine article for Scrofua, Syphilis and all blood
impurities and knowing the genuneness of IT, as such
we sehd II iorth' saying. go, Heal the SuFeringl'
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
For sale by
BOkOiER Bros, Sole PrOprietOrs,
lib liberty Street,
NEW YORK CITY.
OUR AGENTS ARE
h. y. SANFORD * co.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
yune-1 -0eod"om KNOXVILLE. TENN.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01
FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.

SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
good brick house. stable and servants house with
(s) twenty of land well fenced and partly
divided in small lots for stock There are two esens
and an excellent we'll This is fine place for market
gardens or diaries.
WATER-POWER MILL AND WORK
SHOP.
"A hrstcldss power suitable for running almost anv
nina OF lght machinery. A grist mill is now in run
ping order and turning lathe be attached Also
ylenty Of shop room. Will be rented for term
kears. For terms apply at our o1ice.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01
GaIen's Head Dispensary.
Established 1850. Chartered 1851.

By the Legislature of Ken
lucky. for the treatment Of all
diseases of a private nature
incident to both sexes, inclu-
ding genorrhea, gleet. stric-
ture, Inflammation Of the
bladder and kidneys, syphilis
in all its stages. scrOtula, &c,
seminal weakness impotency,
sexual debility, and all the
eT il effects arising from youth.
full indisc elton and excess.
canzinu nrarna tura taoa- IOaa
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01
FOR SALE.

4 ,DCEsIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON CHM
bEhLAND Street, between Lo n and Henley
sTees convenient 10 the business par, Of the city, K
0inered ior sale on accommodating terms. Apply on
ausitf Mrs. JOHN L. HELMS.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01
Removal.

KNOXVILLE, Oct. I6 1871.
ME HAVE TO-DAY MOVED OUR OFFICE TO
W to the Drug Store Of Messrs Head & Locke and
WIZ hereafter sell at wholesale only. Thanking our
customers Tor past fayOTs solicit their continued
rdl who deal with US '
NeTy respectfully
ESPERANDIEU s. CO.,
oetl7d&w3t CIGAR MANUFACTURES.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23
Sine SOtD5eit8- IeiIe
In oie nmerifanii9e SSilOaiB.
Bon 6rirSri6 Gjrrfidtr.
(9orIfsBuna.)

llno wrl6' elm Grpahsn! = SIN
5raumr mar rr isst bel lrinfr Gifrisrs an
9urb ssrsirn unp Bate sr i9r erJdbIt,
wrlhs GOpsean9f CT In Der fntisbli&sn
BiIpnib ausssfanbsn, unb tsbt3 -
Blrtlihtsit mar IS, bic ion um8ab =
srauenppus 0irtIt6ttit - unb sr bars
I&auprrnb Irin gntIis cine 0sils an Der
BurssI, bic ibm tls Nabin gum SCpffihtn
ssbient.
gltsr ssrabs bic Birtii&fsit 3pan9 ibn
Sultbt, irssnb tintn Gnti&Iub gu fadsn,
csnn isBt pIdSts ion au& Der Sun8tr,
uno Der Bid, ben er luhenp mad allsn
Ssitsn ausIanbts, jsiste ibm nirssnet
5iIfs In bisIsr NOtb. Ssin Boot mar auf
bsm wsitsn StrOms Su Isbsn unS sr all
lsin, perlaEsn, psrIOrsn in Der gBslt.
8snn sr nun itbt lu&ts Elm s4iIb gum
SHub ,u ts!cmmsn - absr er mar niHt
sinmal I'M Stanbs elm 5eusr anjuma&rn,
unb bas SIsila rOb Urr;sbrsn? - ion
Iaauesrts BEL btm @sbanttn. GbsuIo wts
mtg burfts sr absr BEN 5lub psrIafsu,
btnn psnn intsfsn wirEIi& Elm Boot pcr'
iittr fam, unb rr psridumts, es anJuruftn
70 mar sr ia ua6bsr srf gang vsTIOrsn.
llno ME sr auSlsbsn mubIe; bic 6lst'
Der ,srriftn unp nab, unb @sli6t uno
Sdnee Rid ans,i6pOlIsn p9n BEN SiGtn
Der witbsnbtu Suisttsn. Datrt I&msrs'
ten ion bic 5dbs in BEN aubsrCresntIi6
patent esarttitsttn SasSfisfsIn, bic ssiiern
nab s,worSsu unb tbm tsBt auf rsn 5hbsu
sstrOdnst parsn. Das @in3igs mas sr
t9un tpnnts, mar, mad wiIesn 6ri&tsn
,u lu6sn, uno i'm Ssrtf ia isltf i'm
Semmer, bate Ct bsrsn aud wobl jur
@sniiss ssfunptu, isbt absr mar ts ned
gu frib in Der SabrssSsit unp niHts bot
Ra ibm - ni&is, nit psm sr isinsn pun.
ger bate filsn t5nntn.
llnb wsun sr jsBt psriu6ts, ben Strpm,
unmittslbnr am llisr, binauf;usetrup -
tr lieb ibn pann ni&t aus BEN aussn,
tOnnts ispss Boot aurufsa unb mubit bed
sinmnl an cine mfnl6lias 8ubnurs fom.
men. @ins sr pcrl&tiS piriataS uOran,
70 seIans ss tbm aud pitlsitt babel gum
S&ub nuf Elm Stid geitO ,u IOmmsn,
unp wsnn IS bann Mot anpsrs mar, 70
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23
NGHers 6cusO09e

SD nutsrti&ntttr rmpfrblr mriur nrur Sru.
mage ben Sirstrr bon Scranton. "a i'd tie-
td StptiIs tn mtinr Sdnet btFpmmr, eae Gin
GROCER S6pinesl nit btm Ssu setrirtrn piyp,
ptltss ni&t bier stpOssn pcresn it, unS man
DER glann an elmer einjissn 9dbun9 um Is
6rlIars bttrUssn wire, 10 parns i'd iebsn 9ir.
ger, ftin Ssu iu fauftu, aubtr ts IN bier artpoaru
ppretn. RGbtrr Auefuuft bsi
10ir66 9brifiau 9SIttr,
penn apt., nabt Climbers RSbeljierr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23
Sr6eltrtOn.

Tas in her Gjrmauia Sans aufstaslis Dr.
dearipn III gcn rem talrutypllrn Srifrumtnten'
bauer, Srt. q. g1sICs, rsparirt une nit tinsr
Wu,a6l neurr pirrtn Ssrisbtn poreen, line tann
eas publimm IN srr 3umuit pisetr bst etnen'
ldGummoeu @ais Sirr ben @snnb stnfr Hal
liben Wluiif batrn. Sprsdt grfaliislf ser.
S0bH 3etbleL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23
gttrtts 8 aptttI.
GlfrieSe.

SaS prd6tpOut DamPitOOt, nSbs
@tf,rn Sursn," nit lsinsr ususn unb
auesrOrNsntlih triitissn @aIains, bate
uasrrinss sInsn 8sblsr ss,sIst Der, nIs
puS SoOt nit Ildbs uns Rutb esIanost
mar, ui&t rinmaI sIdt btrauessfunbsn
psrben Eennts. Die @msrtausr fnb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23
liub SSujIi6 uui6Gbt&
Iinb sSujIi@ unf&Gtli6,
2Sirfcu ;aubsrartie in icSem Sale,
2Sirfeu ;duberdrtia III icbem Tdllc,

SSirfcu ;dubrrGrtie in icNem Sale,
SSirfeu Sduberdrtia in icSem Tdllc,
unS perfeblen ME
llne prrftblrn ME
augtnblidlihs Grlnbisrung unp anSdurrner
Ssiuug bel untereridtT Reuitruation su etbGn
unS snifemen Sbitrulticnsu iebsr Art.
Sine Dame idreibt, iie rYiIres lisber s 5 fur
cine Spr ,ablsn, ais obnt ie isiu.
N.B.-96 gebraude bic fIsiurn rptben unb
gGlbtu ScreS nibt mfbr. ea lie erfillnt liue.
Die tdteu ilnb itBt in arOeeu ptiben Spres,
eutbalitu epppfIt ippie piuen uue auf ieeer Sor
fneet man ben .. St. Stturrhsmpsl, ron mel.
nGm si9susn Stsmpd groTudt auf hem bic
gEprit in peibsr S6rift lsbsn >, ,Duppnep's eoI-
cene psIiceiits pileu." gSeun bu eeine 6je-
Iuuebfit unO helm yrbsn IbiBslt 10 gsbrdubs
fciur euartisr pilen pbus teH Ubssn StsmpsI.
Drris 81 per- Sur. Sr6s Surrs s..
gnFauft Surb $. 8. 9ebsd uuS Ratbsp 8
Bros, tn Scranton. gEer 81 an bislslbsn
eurd bic Suautpn pelt isnerL erbhlt BIC pilrn
mel rad irlfne siRem ganesstbGile srididt.
Srrntr prrFauft emt y. G'. Rpraan u. Co.,
SySs parb piitst'n
gBilfrsblrrt, burh eintn glpctbefsr
IN is6rr Staet her Scr. Staditn unb enrt
9. .. Spps, nIIeini9sr Gissnibamsr,
27c70,fi 9sE-gOrf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-23
Versicherung,
9peDitipn-unn-@ @ccbeI.

U. Stepart pptttr (Ra6fclstr BON O.
3. Balttr) q assnt fur bic gSoms gtriiST-
g4niuaI." Gtrnr sgrnt fir ale tuTppdiidrn
Ddmpftr-eiuitn. palasrlttiue auf Ddmpfs
NIB StgtlltiTtn mad uno ppu Sanburg, Sres
men unb alls auetrtn S6fsn psrbtn Ssrihuft.
@sttIel psrbtn mad allsu. 5bsilsn ess altrn 9a-
erIanets ju ben nireris ten 8a.tn aus9sieat.
Offtt, 205 9adap INA Aptnus (3siblrrS
DimmrT Yo, pbtnauf. 16p9
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

great evils of modern legislation is that
we have TOO much 4. cisIatiofs. Under our
present cons .itntiop the legislature must
meea every winter. Itis mid summer after
the adiouTnment before the la VS. passed or
amended get into the bands ef@the officer
of the courts, much less the people, who
are to be governed by item. Before the,
are read over the legislature is in session
again, repeating amending and passing
new ones. So that between the code OF
civil procedure and this kind OF legisla-
tioD, the best informed among Us is risk
ing TOO much when he undertekes to ga
what the law is and what il is not. Aud
besides. one winters session Of the legis
iature costs more now than our whole
State government did before the war;
How much happier we would all be ii We
could only be restored to our old customs.
A convention can do il.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
From these we

Kobeson county outlaws. From these we
cola. % the following ftcts: q,
It seeDB that this Pop Oxendine, broth
er to Henderson Oxendine, lately hung at
Lumbefton, and Calvin Oxendine. now
confined ia Jail st this place await.
ing bis trial, who is one of the
gang of Robeson county outlaws, and on
whom price Of 81 900 has been set-$5OO
by the county and $500 by the State-was
captured early yesterday morning, near
PowhataD, Tor No. 11G3) in Richmond
county, on the line of the W.. G. & r. r.
H., BY Mr.. O. S. Renno, who resides at
the above place.
Oxendine had been at work near Pow
hatan under the alias of Jim Cumbo, getting
out staves in company with O
young mulatto named Murdock Low
ry. Mr. Renno happened to get
glimpse of him few days since, and at
once recognized him as the identical Pop
OxendiEe. he therefore. determined upon
| his capture, and. yesterday morning,
guided by young man named Solomon
Mclean. approached Oxondiue as he was
| at work in the woods. Some Ii tile conyer-
s4tion Passed, when Mr.. Renno told the
| outlaw that he had come to arrest him,
aud, producing pair of handouts, man
i aged to secure him without resistance.
He then proceeded to the depot and took
the cars for this pace Al Lumberton
1 some Of the authorities made @
demand for the prisoner. but Mr. Renno
refused to yield him mp, as he had been
ctptured in Richmond county. He then
brought hi m to this place and lodged him
IN Jail.
Too much credit cannot be attached to
| Mr.. Renno for the quiet and successful
manner in which be secured the prisoner,
nor to the citizens of Robescn county, for
allowing Oxendine to pass through their
midst alive. They were willing that the
law should take its course, and,
by their actions, have not only
reflected credit on themselves, but
have conferred q benefit upon the
people of the entire State. It is the best
rcfutation that we have ever known o.
the slarders SO industriousIy circulated
} against the peaceful and law-abiding char
aoter of our people.
Pop Oxendine is bright mulatto, about
5 feet inches high, and app .rently about
30 years Of age. He once escaped from
the ill at Lumber on, and 8 therefore O
dangerous character. Il is said by some
that he has been at work near Powha an
for some time past, and was not Lately q
member of the gang. The latter part o1
this statement is. however. contradicted
by Henry Berry Lowry's wife, who says
that he has been in regular cooperation
with the gang.
! DalIy Journal 1914
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14


the feeling 10 these counties They give
the best eYidetes of the esrneatness OF Inc
people.
Ex-Governor HENRY Z. CLARK ana ".
F. LEWIS, Esq. are representatives men.
The couuty does not contain more worthy
citizene, OF any into whose keeping tho
interests Of the 1eaple could be batter
conaded, # IS to be hoped that the col
ored people If Edgecombe HiH not be led
into the support Ct men who have neither
the qualifications OF head II heatt tc rep
resent their true Interests in the important
body which will assemble in September.
The nomination Of Captain JoaN W.
ELLIS in Columbus will be received with
favor beyond the limits of his county. We
need such men in the Convention TO look
to other interests than those of his imme-
diate county. We look for a majority in
Columbus for Ellis and Convention un-
precedented in her political history.
Halifax has also placed in the field three
gentlemen who are known and respected
throughout the borders of the State. Mr..
EDWARD CoNIG1AND, RICHARD SMITH
ESQ, and Colonel FRANK N. PARKER are
gentlemen of the highest order of ability,
of spotless integrity and sound judgment
1t is just impossible for a cause repre-
sented by snch candidates and embracing
among its adherents ninety nine one-hun-
dredths Of the Intelligent people OF the
State TO be defeated. We regard the eleo-
ton as a foreEone conclusion.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
School Books.
CLINTON, N. O, July 9th, is

(LlNTONS N - july 1911.
MAI. ENGELRARD A fresh instance of the
suppression of truth By Northern book publish
eTs has just come under my observation, which
it may be well 81 give to those of your readers
who are interested in school books.
Expecting to obtain the leading principles OF
the science in a sm all compass, ordered q sup
ply of the abridged edition Of WAYLAED's PoLITI
CAL ECONOMY, and, to my surprise, the sections
on Protective Duties and BIunttes are omitted
entirely.
When we remember that Q protective tariff
(nOt slavery) caused the notification troubles,
out of which the dafamers of Mr.. CALHOUN de-
clare that Secession and war arose, ano that a
protective tarlf is now sucking the Gfe-blOod
out OF the industries OF this country, it is pass
I ooNoLY should be thus m utiiated and called an
db, itgeTnent. If DR.. WAYLAND had admitte the
wisdom or justice Of protective duties his views
would not have been suppressed.
Very respectfully,
B. F. GRADY. JR.
We have had numerous complaints in
regard to the political bias of Northern
school books. This cannot bo too care
fully guarded against. The impressions
made upon the minds of our children at
school, by teachers AID hooks frequently
last them through life. When Soathern
teachers are publishing works Of such
high order Of merit, the necessity Of
goiSg North for our text books begins to
be- an exception. We do trust more and
more attention will be paid to this i'm
portant matter.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

COLUMBUS CoUNTY.-We are glad to
know that our friends in Columbus have
set the ball in notion, and that they are
fully alive to the issues involved in the
present campaign.
The Conservative Nominating Conven-
ton Was he d at WhiteviIle last Saturday.
1t was attended by the people at large, as
we'll as by the delegates, and was address
ed by COL W. NJ. Baldwin, Sheriff V. v.
Richardson and W. Fl. Sellars, Esq. r.
NJ. McRacken, Esq, filled the chair and
Messrs. Simon A. Barnes and J. w. Pow
ell were the Secretaries. A committee
appointed for the purpose of making q
nomination reported the name Of Captain
John W. Ellis, whereupon that gentleman
received the unanimous voice of the Con-
veDtion.
Gait Ellis then came forward and in
short speech gracefully accepted the call.
We congratulate the eople of Colum-
bus county on their choice. It has fallen
lpon true and tried son of the Cd
North and one who has before worn
he harness for the good Of his people,
There is no more doubt of his election bv
! handsome majority than there is of his
Ibility to worthiIy sustain the trust con-
ided to him.
The proceedings of the meeting will an.
,ear in full tomorrow.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
mountafneeFs Ahoy 90. II. D0ckery ON
the War Path-Pass Him Around.

A noto from friend at Lilesville, re-
ceived by yesterdays mail. informs us that
Hon. o. FL Duckerg spoke at Wadesboro'
on last Saturday, and agaiost Convention.
La alluding to the announcement he had
made Of his intention to canvass
the Mountain District (tbe Seventh)
against Convention. he publicly stated
that he was going up there, "iust to scare
them mountaineers, like hell, about Home
stead -
Our friends il tho mountains will look
out for this gay deceiVer, and will accord
him the reception due to his eminent abil-
i'y IN the "ways that are dark and tricks
that are vain;" and to save him tho tlou-
ble Of formally announcing why he has
honored them with a visit, let the Conser-
vative press OF tho West fully ventilate the
Honorable gentleman's honorable inten-
tons.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

A Kentucky lad took the three bas,
prizes at Canada College.
11lton groWeth still more immoral, and
discourseth learnedIy of billiards.
The Louisiana Chinese work well. and
eat beef like Caucasians. :
kentucky German met q frauleip.
courted and married her, all in seventy.
two hours.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
Convention.

We publish this morning the proceed
ings of meetings in Columbus and Edge
combe. The character of the proceedings
and the candidates put forward indicate
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

A total of 993 lbs. on the Z acres, and
an average of 714 lbs. to the acre.
Better still, 4 of the above acres pro-
duced 3,l19 lbs, or, an average of SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY LDs.-Two BA1Es-ro
IRE ACRE.
Who will top this
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

A Coop SHowING.-A correspondent,
writing to Mefsrs. Edwards s Hall, in this
trial Of cotton on one acre Of land, made
by seven promincnt planters in Colum-
bus county. The following is the result:
S. ". Maultsby, 8O5 lbs. lint cotton net.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

DIFFERENT MEN have different ard pecu-
liar likes and dislikes, partialities and an
tipathies. We have known those whose
prejudice against cats amounted to tt rror,
and others whose love fot them Was of the
most .felin(g)e character. It is rare, how
ever, that mans idiosyncracy takes the
direction Of SPECIAL fondness for c1imina' s
and convicts. This, however, seems to be
the pe,schon! OF ''our Ulys es,' the Presi-
dent of the Uni ed States. He appointed
Kilpatrick, the ToNe. to foreign mission,
made Sickles, tho murderer. full minis
ter, Bergen, the brutal outlaw, consul,
and has jus: pa:doned Bowen. the bige-
mist, probably With view Of giving him,
also, further substantial prccf of re-
gard
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

a young lady about TO be- married in
sisted on having certain clergyman to
pelt the ceremony, saying HE always
throws 80 much feeling into the thing;
and 1 wouldn't give fig to be married
unless 1t could be done in style of gush-
ing rhapsody"
The female writer's Of America are now
furnishing larger amount of readiL q mat.
ter to the magazines than ever before. The
contributions are improving in quality
also.
Appleton's Journal thinks that preach
ers who speak of the "Sim. licity of dress
OF our grandmothers are not well read in
the history of u hundred ears ago.
"Henpeck" is the name of q postoffico
In Alexandria cDnutv, Illinois. It does
small busluess-lNa.ls avoid il.
Good name for a dancing. ccademy-
Legg Hall in Skeneatles.
Those who eat green corn need not
wonder il their voices become husky,
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

Mr.. +. @. BADGER, 10. Holden's sue
cessor as the Chairman Of the Wake
publishes card in the Raleigh Telegram.
announcing his appointments to constituta =
the Committee. He thus announces the
Raleigh portion of the Committee: Il
have appointed the following gentlemen: T.
F. Lee, J. B. Neathery, J. I. Buckalan,
James H. Jones and Friday Jones'" Lee
is carpet-bag Sheriff of Wake. Buckalan
carpet-bag Constable, Neatbery nobody,
and both the Joneses turbulent negroes.
Shades of the mighty
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

Of such gentlemen as Cows. Graham, Bragg
and others! What, again, could be moro
infamous or more characteristic
The Immediate "nik" In sneskirS
Johns ''cocoanut. is the proposed call
for Convention to change q Constitution,
under the Inspiration Of which such scum
as he ross TO the top Of the pot. Ht'1c t4a
L1cbru,nr, OF contsa lac denolncea 1t
With tue usual rumber IF stardard expie-
tiyee, ard inferen:ialls nanes Executive
interftrarca. But John POOLS fusilades IN
this respect will he az Impotent as Mr.
Phillips mimic thunder. We do not
believe that our pc cpe are TO Be intlm1=
dat, IN The discharge of vital and solemn
public duty. .-one of tie most important
they have ever beon called on to perform
| by the silly fustian and mock bravado OF
such Chinese We Iiors.
Quoth John In tiuee OF tumnit evil
disposed and unworthy men are thrown
upon the surface and gain temporary
power for mischief Yoa have written
your auobiograp ply, John. and drawn
| striking oaricature of the American Sen
ator !" Never did tbs sun impress on
metallic plate more faithful presentment
of john pool.
| Littlo john Pool, my - joan
When were first acquafnt.
| Your eqnirms were like the snake. Johr,
You s!tneed where'er you went;
And now you're growing aid. John,
The same old ways you GO,
! And honest men d9epised you then,
Little John Pool, my Jo!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-13
9mei 0auirr an perfauicn.

Eiii Gin 8 hodi0ec gang neucs Saus init eGben
an SeT Battery apenue uno 99etjtr., "a bel 81 6nB,
irln,0fihem S1dc, iCbr itOn etn9eribtct; chen
AQcu nit bier 3lmmcrn, IA lei IS fSuB, iinh ioiort ~
pa Der Si9uer nab 3cutihlano .5u rcliet
beabii6tigt. Srun6Strs aui BEN @dbanie 81 pro
jSne, bns bintcrs Soue arnnnBtu5lre Dfan meloe
iih i'm Saule on Der Surit sAatp bel Serub. pdrie'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-13

Centre, 3lpiid)rn Gb0rlcSs uto ct. Forlltr.
an ISot0C clues Sefrctes oes 2tCissCDCrtdtcs Der
Staot Baltimore lUiro Der unter}rtWncte Scrlualttr
auf oiicntlihtr IutttoH In ben STddn0r |ert9uies
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Baltimore 5ienftas, Den %. WGtlS7l, Nadntttd9e
4 llbr, pertGulen:
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Tide &te bes orttteu beihttcbenel Ylogre IN eIner
llrtunoe uon Ditddcl Jiode an SrtoCrid S9ataro pom
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Stabt Baltimore IN Slbcr u u y Nr. APO, tSeliu w,
cirottrd0Cu, trifit; banH nUTbueitlit lGne5 Der luoz
iihen au6cnlnie oes beiu9tsn @runNpIGgls bis s ole
Rorbz VI oroohlinc pom 3O6b'5 9idugc ,rtiit; odnn NIT
Der beia0tcn 9intc pom Goeb'5 Rorgc, his es nc
slucite 9tnte cincs @runhltititS, IN ctncm Bdttbrlete
uun Samcs SoiuGro W(cSrnrp an N|lB1el Modlc, ont
80. JioUember 1919 bdtttt uno tn Etbtt VI W y 9r.
24J, ToIio tS II. I. 10. etn9ctr09en bel1rlc0en,
itntictt; baun norotth, tines bslo9ttt Stnte, bts Tie
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Idqter 9inie ungeiibr 81 SuB q Sol, bio an Die GLIB
iefte Der SentrIitraBe, mo bGnn oltlit, ldn9s Der
Sloiette Der GsntreItraBe, %nn0eIabr % 6nh6 sou OILS
0 Gin tleincr Ibcii oauon 1T gabtsrunb uro Der
idbrliden Ulitbe BON / Sent, rpenu cerlan8t, unh uidt
mebr, unter>porlen. Der NeiI oes Uelo8ten YioVs0
1T grunhstusCrcl.
Sic @eUduoe, Nrc7O, Geutrclrabt, bCitcbcu netnem
3sit0dtae en- badheinerren 9Hpbnbauie NIT ooppelterh
2sttoti9er baidcinerncn Sintsr8cbanoe.
Observation-Disclosures, ME euIb has Setret por9e
idriebcn: elm Dritttbeit boar, Der Ntit III = uno IL
D~lonater, ODER GueS baGr, ndt eeln SeItebeu ocs
aGuiers; bic GrcoitSubluu9rn pom BeIfauistG9e an
Sinien traaenb un0 burdl Mote bcS SGnlerS ooet eCt
0duier, air 3uirie6cnbGtt ccs SCrlvattcrs %inooIltrt,
seFbert. 6ret. J.. Sen,inssr, SeriDaltCr,
Samusi y. Suoer, Witt.
ftni TaiiE ~ q Of Dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-13
3u ncrfanien.

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