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Sermii9te Serihtc.


Der Rew-D ortcr Erii riid,tch0n6el. 4,
-sSor ctwu G7 Subrcu trui Gin lltiucr Sdoo.
ner, ecr ,.Rcpnuro", aui bobtr Sct oui 0rei
Irnn;0Gldlc Srcgattcn. Auielncr ocrlcIbcH be.
iano itd)ScrUme Sonoparc, Der inSaltmorc
lNnoGte uno nit SrGnItu Bdttcriou clu @bcs
biiuNuiB ldlloB. Der Gnpitin ncS ,&Cnuaro" |,
SobnIt. Shelter mitRdmcn, btihcnttc bomUS
OeH tlInltilen Sbnlg uou 4Scltp6altu nit NO
nancn nnO anotrcn SiiOiriihttu, bic ein
| Shlii gcIObcu hattie, Scr pduOel nit ioid)tu
SrildtCn mar odnlalS IN lclucr crliCi &mb1tit
ltnO mur6e Die crpGbntt tlcinc GpuObc init
nm 10 nIebr &e6arrlldlIeit Der gt0hwelt ilber
lieIcrt. SdS Sttn tam aus 2ScltInoICu u0d
9tclpa Yort mo mnr ltlnc yaonn1 fir eiucn
pcrrn AntbonD Shdppou, Der GlI Dem alttn
StD Wiarfet, am @uoe Don NiGibM Zane, eiu
ErlihtesG sGCldIlt bate, bCitimmt. Sin alter
pcrr III SrootDu, Der III itlntm 80. ycbCES-
Iabre ltcbt, crinuert iib nod jtDt Der gluiuuit
OeS ;, ,0tVuaro", oeS Cren YionCerS, III ctncm
6OnOelSSlucig, ocr bel unS immeue StmenitO.
neu augcuOmmCn bat.
,3maniig Sabre ipItcr mar iuSsiitn Der
Sunoel nit SiOiriidltcm nod niht iGbr be
OCutcn6 gtuorOtu. GS wurOe b6dltcnS eiH
Capital pon ctwa $4,000 alliabrlidl barin
angcIcAt. Sebr lanAi0m wudS CT III ieiucr
lceI9en &toCntllnl an, no tIum 1900, 900
gtHitgtu, nm ullctn 9tcu'OOrt nit Srau0cn,
Sanantn, SocoSniilIen II. I. |. III ueriorgcn
Sou V(cNltna, H1lermO, Sulcntia, WdlagU,
bonoraS, 9ranaoN, SnubOgeua, ,iulilou <Ia.
lIaicd, Cuba NIB bell SGbdmaS SnItlH mo
pon ptclcH 0nOelcn Ednorn nnoStaoCu tom
men lett utNtdiit otc cOlcuHritdltt Hui Damp.
itrn Scgclidificn, SmOr nit ben lcbtaeu ,uUp
Der SriidltC transport nid)t mcbr ichr lnu0e
bttrItbGn luCrocn. Die 9Nmptcr hno tS, bic
cNiitr ganI bclouoCrS gceilnct iinO, uuo mcr.
Ocn porOuSitdtid) irlnc &tpnlcu l0nge mcbr
nebcn Nd 6ulOCil.
Sm Sabre 1870 murNc itbW 81 WiiuiouCll
Sruugcn uuo 93 WiinlonCu &ihputu uon ben
&illen bc5 mitttIliuoid)cn DiccrcS uad ltnics
rem I0aicu gCbrudlt. glui Ger wcitcu Rciic
bierhtr giug itlbilucritGnOld) Gin OroBer 8bcil
Der Srirte III S'runoc. Mn OrONNcn bcrCd.
net it'd Der Ycrrit III sc Yroicnt, al Sitros
neu Su % Hroitnt Der yObumgGn. NuS l8et-
| inOien tonlen I'M lelbcu Sabre A Sdiiisldo'
lngen Oron8cn, D. b. un8il0br 10 NtIlio
llen.
Der Serluit brd, HaulniB mar inOciiru,
trob Der tiirScrCu S0brt biCrbcr, grUBcr olS
bel ben Senbungen ans europa, ba man bic
| Sriidte in gSetinOieu nidlt nit berelbcn
| SorgIalt iuie III europa oell SCranot ans,
;umablen pileRt. Der Support mar, AQcS CT
wogcn, ocrart, Dab etpo lWCi Ornugen 0ui
| lCben Ollno III Den Ser. CStnatCn l0uIcn.
Bon NnanaS erbitltCn mir III bcmiebcu
Sabre ungefdbr 4 200 600 Stitd; fir 6tc3nr.
portdton bon SocuSniiiItn gilt unAtfdbr
oieielbe 3ab(. Der Eotalluertb a0cr Siio
iriidtc, bic tm lcetCu Sabre biTbu gcidlidt
mnrhcn, beIalIft iidl uni crco sl,703,3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
NaS 0Ucttcr
Sd,ihennfnllc.

Guebec, 2. Deg. - 90dpidteu bon,
unters Strome mtoen, oaB Der SluB ourdI
Sis blodrt III uuo ben Sd)ihiabrtSjute.eNcu
grocer S0oSeu 0cidDthi. %lelc T0brSsuge
mnbtcn bon ibrr Wiounid0it ougcgeben
lucrOcn; Ole Maundoftcn eiuigcr bicic: cIuGe.
irOreuen SabrSCnBe wurben halb perbnngcrt
unb erfrorcn gercttet.
8oN on, /. 0c5. - 9u SbCouer ,.g8
s. atlpooO" lronOete gcitcrn am sap 600.
Wiau ucrmutbct, ooB Die ScmUnnung umBcs
tommeu 1T. Ser GOpt. -. GSroB biutcrldBt
elne g8ittpe nit 3 alHoun in ySelliIGGt.
Der brtiihc Sdlooncr oGatbarlna," ucu
Bolton nadD UiCtcgban bciiimmt, 1T om %.
b. ". III Der Dd.moutb SGi unttrge9angen
Die 0an;e Rauuitait crtrNnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
Die Gitmatipn amf Suba.
Spauicu INN Gnha.
SelearapbiI@e 9epeiGeu.

tBon Der nqiIoclirten BreiIe" fir Den rDsuti6sr
@orrciponbentcR" bCrittet. - Der r9Orreipon.
bent" III oae einSiee oeutlbe DiorgenblGtt Bat
timore'e, rpelbeS Die Sptauez uno 9abels0e
peihen GeSiebt uno ooiliiGnoia pCr0fsutlidt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
S5rduoc.

8rOpibcncc, R. s., /. Deg. - Die
,@rtpilouc. Oiiblc" in9Ioro' BroUiocncc Wuroe
bente cin Gaub Der Elommcn. Strlut m.
bef0nut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
Ncu Scr &iiItc ocS Stiilcn WccrcS.

BREEDER eutiloheu aus oem Gountp Geidua
nilic, wurocn dbcr pcn Der SSobe nicou9e'
IdDoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
lNrlnrr nlltllllrincll.

$1,000 in baicUtlcu &umucn uoH $500 unb aui.
iudtt5 Su nieorigen StnicH.
lubu n. Ru6,
G'runbciGeUttunS mo StihditSsNNCnt,
tyCh23D(tC.) Dr. a, Vjcrmuuftra0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
ppsprptikfr,
pc,rsw eifelt ni6t!
%ufmuuternbe &unoe fir Gu9
WiQcr'8

snspcpttfer unb gcieenbs an 2cber- une Wt15en'
araufb:t :tten uelde oon auesrn Arahe'ea te'hs o'h~
Iuna trbaltru, lRb eingelaeen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
Is. S1. 8cutten. Rail-
gu Spr;crriluaarns0Guplcr I!

HTNVE NEAT
10000 Ftnnb In icocr &crp0dunp.
2 Hbcr NcpiClWttu,
tdglD iuitJ pon Vclv gurt auanDeno.
gB q tsCrWtGl
afr Stdrcc uuc 2oytcu, In jdIirn mo Sad,u.
z pirituoirr;
t,ncr alter 2pBi6.sb, g3tiH, 9ranut,ptin, Stun
tmppeblt
e Scmie Sunldp,
L2A1-rl VIZ az. NNci GiaImmoTsflr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
beriibmteS DpSpepfn

All uerud,en, elm rcn pssetab,IJdes graparat ganl'
Ib unSd,dblidt, iebod fpuneertam furrenes Gtgen.
f%ci,cn In ohsi,oenannten Qebcn bcfeenb. mir sues
isin. ba ss stn Ssilmittel unter oem 9ntliium
,peItes In tpeniser iSducn teine Ssnne bsiurtt ate
TWtller'S OpSpeplyn, nno it otr Gtgentpnnet ee1
rsr berporraaeuSsn @inipobuer au5uSfben felhs
burd ben Gs6rane ccier beripmtsn giirtur tlre Vs.
iunbte'. pieoer erbatsu babsn. elntgs oleisr Nans
iueid ron nnieren beten Aerssn ebne Groi9 bsgaI-
oeIt irood burd Den gsbraudb eiRiatr i5IabtH as'
u. q. aRiusr,
aIfeu4er gieerfbimsr,
Wr. f2, Rcrhib bpipart ftraAs,
~ Bel afIsu Dro9uifen "a babsn.
f$ept26,tA, ,t&tuf)
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WarDinnos Snititnt.
Gbcuos SciClIucns = .i,ulc.

y. u. ~ y on Gtr, bIlAlpll.
Die iocUcU compISttTtu umianNI,hcu Baumlus
tcit nr oitle Slult pCpcn dOb clntt NBbnbt : o.
lcr Gbcltacnbclt ,um Neiutc ttrrlbcu. S0tr rod
Sallutn GUturiLt ~ 8tnlc,as iUnnht mOge Ntu
Anluabmt G'ciuh iuiUrt bci'm Iittudrc GHUrtnNtvR
Gtg unErut5s NuTlur umldGt;
SIrmtutur S,tAHen uat5 CiHid6tn YorttGGUlGt'
tern ogrc BillUUG.
q Sl,mcutar Sritbucn nit Blcitetrn uaG osm
Sttrl Uou WiObtucr, GONGNtN II I. 10.
- Gtcmtutt or @romctrtC, lomut ic ith Gut bic
SeIbucr,unn britbt.
> Sb.tllrtn uub Scubucn nit dnrfiher 1uibt II.
Strr uHtr auWtneUHN UuH InWumtEtcn
~ Hrdgttonllht6 3Cldnln uHo Snuuurle tur Or
tGuoc, Ylddt Il. |. I.
81 D,aihmen Scthncu, I0ibintits II. 9Hecueur
Stlhntn.
I 0unhrihncu, UtC C5 bci'm c5taoirru pitboard.
pbittH, pUlbibuGrn Y tdltUl. DiaiW Il. T. ~. Jut
ARUeubunl l0nmi; 0ruCgrt6rCn.
lultuidt5 Gcbhbr lir ttH aUriut nur ihr yNtGle.
btr DO lHitnts 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04
gNns lpcrbrt hr tbnn Z

.@eIdGit it mcihc Proiriion" N Die Hntport
baun Gui i,ocn GGt bcludt rnsu Stuorn SuIiue
IN 1iIuGni. Strdttou 2atlrr'S SanhdeituIr.
lcitltt III bugdIucQ tcHoDlt, rCuc Stnmet init
pubtijUtru GrlrlbtUnnllu iiHo binSu0cu0t une in
ite In Snit,bt Der TtscWiu bt6 BtiudS urb her Srs
5rbunge UtrtD6en icet cine bcr brrCn SdutR tii
tunhc. 8Cltroeu, lUrlnc tirlt5 prtbCrfhmtC olt'
ubcr tr Goiltgrs SutnmCnlt icnbru. Sir NhCuoidue
IL cpt QcOiinC l,trr ur0c Nunn i0ntC otCicIbc be
iudcH. 9 tt tEC NuglGDc upn SCluno S,cIo, luel6e
ii,b rhcrlth bCs bit.
SltcrR wtrotR Uobltbun, bi,c luuttuoncr Eure.
gungrr gu brUutcu uHo Nb ormaCmdG ~ uGbOitsu.
EGb pcitc StqGt, iUtidC5 igr vurcn NiRocIu ptrm1s
,Jtu tORnt, ~ cine ptattiidc GrLtCtuUg tCit2t9S
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&GLttstsu1e
z An firramre AfErs
0r q 8. Girnnt.

NILs ~ 20 OEuNIf
Tr. 2s, RurssSibrrtnfraae, Baltimore,
furirt poliGnbi9 SH9brhiigteit 2uitrobrcnats Gntz
Berlui oer 5tImmc, Gatarrp uno ale 9eloen bss
Sulies, Der euu9e, Der oarnWege, eee Slutes, Der
Suut, Obrenlanltn, Du6pspre, gBdiierIuht. Sds
Itpdtbe, Aueeus uno Obreu sfrantbsitsu II. T. 10.
Sr. Grant betlt ollie uebel unb lit bel EGs
o6er bet gtadt sum Seilbe BON aranteH berett.
tSun201SH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04

Bon Der &iiitc ocs Stillcn WccrcS.
Gan SrGuSisco, l. Deg. - Die me
| rttaniid)en Seh1roeu babeH ben Ydd)tucrtrua
| Der ,Vowers California Comp" iiber Wagoa
| lena duuultirt rno crtlGrcn oiCIeu Nditt fir
QeidllOiicu. %or eiuigcn Wiouuten purbsu
Sruppcn bon ga Bai nadl YtagOalGna &C
idldt, nm Die Seamten Der SompNguie Su
ueria1cn.
Der umcritaniitc Sd,ooner ,@rccnwooo," !"
pcldler III Srdina Srad)t einluo uuo Die
Sdlaluppe sAllen," btioe bon 9tGru 2)ori
lunrocn IN Sedlag 9enommcu, neil re an
gebidI tcine YNpttrC bdtteu.
Gan HrauSiSc o, 3. SGbr. Ter
Sampf nm oaS SunoeSicuator glmt 1T Der
@CieBgebung III Socramento miro Gin iebr
bciBcr werocn; ais Scprbcr Iiub SOr1ent,
Gole, SgCrtol, G1ee uno YbelpS Nufgctrcs
tell.
Die SrsBBcihmorcncu i'll 0oS 9ln0eIoS ba'
ben 80 BcriOuen we9en Setbeilsuu9 all Dem
Sbincenmali0cre in gnrlage pcrcgt.
Gan 6ran;iSc ,. 0ci. 49, 0tc
Selfmorenen in Dem SenmCntSrtite, mel
der Ole Sintcrla0cutOit uou '0orocc 0aweS
bcutit, ertonntcn oaB Der SCita!or mNlHiiu-
uia mar. 0OS uugchclrc &crmDacn iint in
iolge 9ciien Der 2Slttuc mo ocu &inScrn oeS
&eriorbencu Su, ndt ab,r Der ,0iount
lcsllniucritat," wic eS Der GritOrbcuc
geluitnidlt bate.
0aS @sid,GitSa unS Irudeci 2otul beS
Bulletin uno Sua" wuroc beute Abcuo fart
Ourh 6tncr bcid)dOi9t.
Gas SScttcr
BNihin9ton, 8. 0eibr. - 9aS Spc'
;ial Siircau bat folgeube mtteprologiidlen
Suid)te aus perihieocucn Stttioucn ocS San.
OeS: geitsrn AbcnO re9uctt cS III Au9uita,
@u.; Wobile, Ilu.; SauOuuab, Ga; Sad
icnuiac, .-Shuce ijcl III @airo, 81. uuO
Naibuiue, Geun. -0eute Wtorgeu rtgncte Is
in Gbarlelon, 9. g., 2ate Gitp, Tla., Nors
folt, 3D., g8ilmlngtou, 9t. g.; Stnce fCl
i'll 0ulutb, Diiun., 100 baS Thermometer 8
(Sroo ibcr NuG ;ci9tc, i'll gpufbma, &a.
uuo ct. Eaul, 0tinu. Scutc AbcnO regnctc
cs III Gnp. OtOV. Gitp, N.sS., Siutiuuati.
grlno oopcn, Utidl., SnoiauapoIiS, Suo.,
gioriolt, Sn., ct, youiS, Wto., 2Saibrgtou,
,. g., unbIS8iImingtou, rs. Sduce iiel
beute AbCuO III 0outnport, Sowu, 0ulutb,
Minu., Wiiiwuutcc, 23iSc., II. EhilOSelpbta,
ia. Die Scmpu0tr lic9 in VOuie pcS
Cages.
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$arlorsGbanoeliers,

$arlorsGbanoeliers,
Earlors9 9baubeleys,
EarlorsG Gbauoeliers.
StbIiotbsfs 6 hauecliers
Sibliotpet. &b1nbrlters,
StbliotbetD@ banoeIiers.
Gk,immer.S 6 banSeliers,
@Bjimmsr .@banbctier5,
GBJimuIcr'G banoclier5.
SamSHurs 6 Gbane .Iiers.
Saushur=S baubsIlsrs,
Sausilur= G5anbetisrs.
Iue 9Irten C;aSeuritbtunaen.
SBa ers uno y asrobren uno
WepQraturen fet
g. q. Saoifipn,
Hr. 5, NolozgibergnraSe.
(glpritt9 1877 SIR. 3, ROrezebcrtnitr.
nay ,jobn .. g Dcors 81. Serrp,
Sabritmten ppn ieuerieten 3iegelteinen,
baben br 9iircau BON Rr. 294. RontgomerpitrGBe,
Ildtb oer SeorsoasSefe eer Sambnrss unf @ar
netiira6s ocrtegt, ipoiclbf aue auLtrdss prompt
uueaeitbrt ,DsrDen. (SaHb,1ST)
IDier's Syrup aus Wummi arabirnm
Suffcn, @rfalt,Ins, SrondbitiS &c.
Gerner'S Oberbaut=Gr5euger
eesen aae pauttroutbeten.
Srpiu Sareofiou, Gpotbeter,
storeoft.Sefe Der Saitimore' unn pi8hsir.
fNprtl2f tAFl
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SnlauOs
Die Situatipu auf Suba.

Gin unbeifatiateS certiebt BON Rem atnrm.
id,ifTe >, 1crrpr."-arieatrIid, Stimtnuns
im sBaibington. Der a,nerifaniid,e Se:
faubte In Wtaerie. - Sebausiung eiueS
IimcrifauerS aui Subd d.-Sabme G en- bantiet,f
9speid,en Ger NHce. Yrete;.S,s .noa"''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-04

gs matbt ourdaus ieinen llnterlhco. Oh Der fst Il
t1ronId III oocr nidlt, etc Gfatn YlSue Wtistui
brtngt e5 ganS ans oem Slheme. getr tonnen 3an.
fenpS, usbc ourD Die M Matiu ;2igue. fistur turin
norbcn ino, bier dnIbren, ieoet ueroen mir nur bic
Iauen II. I8obnplisc 5ensr, peldle lerielb betarnt
fino, uniibren, lino uelbe ireeno Semano, Der es
minEht rnnlultreu fQuN,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-05
Special and Particular.

IHOMAS Is. LEITZEY will take notice
M | will apply to the Probate Court, for
Ncwberry County, on the Seventh day OF
April next, for Lctters DSmls<ory of my
Guardianship, aud final settlement with eaid
WARD. j. @, s. BROWN
Sas. 3, lO-N", Guardian.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-05
Notice for Final Discharge.

HEREBY give notice that will apply
to James G. Leahy, Judge Of the Probate
Court. for Newberry County, for final dis.
charge ns Administrator Of the Estate of Il.
c. MAFFETT, deceased, or Saturday the
9th day Of April, next. ....
HENRY HALFAORE, Admir-.
Mar. 8, l0-bt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-05
THE CD7TONSTATES
Life Insurance Company,
MACON, GEORGIA.

TIE business Of this. Company is confined
hy law 10 Lite Insurance alone.
Il issues ii>ir: un all Tic approved INV.
tnal plans.
Onc Ihird of III" prcmium on its Policira
viii always hr given rs Il loan to alt prrs"ns
who may desire il, thereby ncrrusing tho
!muunt OF Insurance. for Il: smaller amount
Of cash, nor will r,rrcsts be required uu
Ines" lohis, "nly for Ihr first y"nrs' loan.
The profits or dividends will constantly
pay of the loans, hrncc ,hc value of this
plan Of INSURANCE to those who have ouly
small! surplus funds.
This credit i> given b" omr other Conp..
ny oul doing business Errr.
The >-,,s ;'itv OF money la the South il IL
hclirvc, absolutely ,"nnnIS Suri, M ar.
ranG"ncut The Company Of COURSE ,r.
crptS all cash, when the party in>urins is
ihlr or Hing to ia, il. Thrrr is ANOTHER
feature in the .: rrhiiors Of this Company
HAT The attention of parties seeking lntur
nncr IL particularly cHiIsl II, viz: snrr"n.
der valnr. There is 'rnf Company dong
business here (CaroIima ;Err) hr>.d,< Co;ton
Sl"Ic>, which gives IL Snr4s'nd,r Value.
When circumstances rrnd d'r ii necessary
Tor one TO abandon his pnliry. ii will onl,
he nrcrsSnry for him to rn!i ior his s,,rrrr,.
der vnIuc, which i'll he, IL most gases. AZ ~.
~ (9u) per cent Of "ll the mo, ny hs l,,-
paid in. making it nhSo!Hir!! impossible Tor
him TO lose anything III an! G."ni. Lii" il
juti.
Most oIhrr Companies give rlir iu,n"l
rai'' ZIP Policy tor al rrnitaD!r portion "l
the nmuunt OF money paid, IL rn-r rf snr
render, hut not to be paid until they die.
Is his j"s!?
Prefer the Cotton States Life lneu,"ncr
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-05

81 WILL have for snlc during tho sc a..
ton s"oson. Begging, Rope md Iron; IS.
~: 81, 35-i. D.,hOWE.N
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-05
Blacksnitht Shop.

AUG. SMITH has op"neA n SHOP r'nr
the depot, on I'll" i.lo:AIcirnn, and will
no all kinds of I'lnrkSni!si, work, which ~
+. specially sClici,cd. - Jan. rs, 4-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-05
P. W. & R. \. CHICK,
AT Stewards COrnCr.)

Are receiving dnily large stock Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, bought tor CASH,
which they offer TO SELL LOW FOR CASH.
Consisting of large aud varied ussort.
mcnt Of
Ludies' Dress and Fancy Goods Of latest
| style
Notions of many aud choice drscript ions
Large lot Of Men and Boys Fall and Win.
ter Cassimcres.
Large lot OF Men and Boys Hats, at very
small profit.
Heavy stock Of Brown and Bcuchcl
Homespnns and Striped Plaid O.nuburgs
Good stock Of Boots and Shoes for Men
and Boys. Nice lot OF Ladirs', Misses aud
Childrcn's Shoes, Of Moore, Lnrra5c & Co,
warranted.
Whang and Sole Leather.
! Tea, abundant aud good
Several fine sets Of ladies Furs
Factory Yarn, by the wholesale anl. re.
| tail.
Fine lot Of Cutlery, and Hardware gene.
rally
Saddles, Harness, Brides, Whips, SC.
Guns aud Pistols.
Su"ar, Coffee, Molasscs.
Plain and Fancy Soaps, Pcrpcr, Spice,
Ginger, Soda and Starch
Large lot Of Hoes, Shovcls, Spades, Scy,hc
Blades aud mills.
| Tolncco aud Wooden Ware.
Stationery, Ink, Pens, Pencils, &c.
kerosinc and Turpcnino.
| LINE.
They propose TO sell goods 10 tho salts.
faction OF all who will patrnnze them,
At Low Rates and short Profits
For Cash.
Call and examine their Stock aud Judge
| tor yourselves.
| They arc AlSo Agents FOR Jacob g. Rit-
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-17
IMPROMPTU TOAST.

On the occasion Of the visit of the Gen
eral Assembly to Mrs. President Polk, af-
ter the regular speeches by Speaker Rich
ardson of the House, Dr. Ridley of the
Senate, and Col. Burch of the Nashville
press, Senator Gibson offered the follow
ing impromptu toast: "To our country
men-and to George Washington, who did
more thar any other man to found it; to
Andrew Jackson, who did more than any
other man to l1rescrUc it; and to James K.
Polk, who did more than any other man
to enlarge it," This toast, we are inform
ed, was loudly applauded.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-17

A New YorkUcrdId correspondent, who
recently interviewed Kossuth, the Hunga-
rian patriot, at Turin, says that he is as
vigorous as ever, though his hair is per-
feclly white. The illustriOus exile refer
red, in a feeling manner, to his visit to the
United States, more than twenty years
ago, and spoke in eloquent terms of the
prosperity of our country and the growth
of liberty. He is opposed to the schemes
of the Internationals as that organization
cannot remedy the ills of a Continent.
He has been living in close retirement in
Turin for the past ten years, and has made
no acquaintance in that time. He thinks
the absorption of Austria by the German
Empire only a question of time, and when
we remember the wrongs he and his coun-
trymen have suffered at the hands of Aus
trian tyranny, we can realize that KOssuth
will not weep if the end of the House of
Hapsburgh occurs during his life.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-17

In the report of the legislative proceed
Ings in the Nashville Banner of yesterday,
the following amendment was offered by
Senator Gibson, to resolution pending in
this case:
'And that the Chancellor of the court in
which said causes are pending be requested not
to decree any fees to the said counsel until said
committee shall have reported and their report
shall have been acted upon"
The amendment was carried, and an eff
fort will at least be mode to save q part of
the money in question, at all events.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-17
POPULAR EDUCATION.

The spirit of the age is making itself felt
throughout the world by steadily grow
ing desire fer popular education. The
masses of the people now realize that they
have been governed for generations past
by the few, who, on account of superior
learning, were qualified to rule, while
they, with equal ability, were kept under
subsection through their ignorance.
Europe is awaking from the sleep of
ages, and is making Roadway i'll the grand
cause Of general free education. y Ger
man who held an important pOstin France
during the late war; and studied the char
acter of the people well, has published his
impressions of them. He thinks they are
too little educated to do more than play
with liberty, and after few unscccssful
experiments with a republic will fall again
under the sway of some demagogue or die
tatOr. They will never regain that moral
ascendancy which was in a measure due to
the attraction of their manners. But those
are mistaken who imagine that France,
by falling lower an lower, will sink to
the level of the Spain. The French have
this great advantage, that they are indus
| trious, economical and sober; they have a
genius for labor which will rapidly restore
them to their old prosperity. In the pro-
vinces may still be found pOliteness of
manner, modeSty, refinement, and all the
virtues. With all these elements of re-
covery and progress, the intelligence will
not long be wanting, and the future of
France is beyond question.
But France has seen her folly in the
past, and among the news from that coun-
try is the gratifying and significant state
ment that the Department of the Seine
has voted in favor of compulsory educa-
ton. Whatever may be thought of the
general policy of forcing knowledge upon
the reluctant mind, it is certainly well
known that the French are getting alive
to the Importance of educational interests.
Among other comparisons of the late war,
that which developed a vastly greater ig
norance among the soldiers of France than
those of Germany, was svery noticeable
not only in the ranks but among subordi-
nate officers. Conceding the proposition
that an army is machine and gains moth
ing from the intelligence of its constituent
parts, "a proposition at best extremely
doubtful,) the rule does not hold good as to
civil society, especially popular political
life. If the French masses were not SO Of
ten and so grossly ignorant, they would
not so readily vote as they are told on any
and every lo5e6iscUe.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-17

The Louisville Ledgcr is violent. :, 1t
says, if the people submit to the reign of
tyranny that prevails in South Carolina
they will deserve to become the slaves of
that despOtism their lethargy invites.
Fortunately the people are not submitting.
Colonel Merrill is suppressing the kuklux
despotism with remorseless hand, and it is
highly probably that South Carolina will
soon enjoy an exemption from rowdy ty-
rannY that it never enjoyed before.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-17

THE trial of Marshal Bazaine on the
charge of surrendering Metz, will soon
take place. The military commission APP
pointed to hear the case is mainly com
posed of officers unfriendly to the late en-
pire, and in case Bazaine is convicted, his
sentence, it is believed, will be severe.
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