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Ri %nertuuicu,
$50

Lii Cine iebr Uertbpouc Sarm ,mr gSieD:
mo %rtrdtrciudrt, umiuiicnb 200 Gtcr, I'M b0hftcn
3nltanoe Der Sultnt iib beftnolthe Saub init rcihlia
dem HoI$uudit. g80iicr Ii. !. 10. SGe Sono ltC0t
un8ctdbr 10 Vtttlcu pom Der Staot an Der RCiitcr57
tolUn= wife uno an Der og8etIihcn Yto. Giicuha6n. q"
Cine &Gbnitdttou htftuoet ith an Der CiHcu @tc bes
@rinoUetets, NO tiglth ichS Sugc aubaIten, pa
ourb StltBcnbeit oarbtGtcro, ibHtll NIT Der 5taSt Al
%pcrtcbrcn uno GIN II III iQngrcid cs uHo elm
min althcs MILD uHO Nu~ttcrgtThdit
Ir brtrtthcu. Vie G~'ebGultdttlteH bcitCbcn ans tineIn
autcn Sntirtr' &SpbrbauiC NIT SCbu SimmCrr, suct
ShCuncn. cine oduUu I'M SdUctJtr Stute qchaut,
neblt Nu0ncrr, Som, Grandchildren II. (. ~, ionic
alien onotrcn, IIr cine 6Grm rriUrotrlidCu Gtnridz
turgcn.
Etcbtcrburb Iin SGrtouic ous9Cbotcrc Sorm in
iuoblgcyi9Uct, Die Iutmettiumtctt BON Sauduitt0cr
nnb Ncionbcrs untcruebmcnoCn Iterbaueru, &icbz
jIdttrn oecr NiiIbbGnoltrn, 0ut itd Su IenitH. Cine
reidlthc IuSOltl pom 6rIdthdumcn lit purbannen
uno nchcn ocnI aicr= fam aud Der @enliebau be
trlctcn wcrocn. ShuIcH, Sirhcn uno UihbIen benin
rcn iih IN Der HdhbarihGit. Die @tQeno 1T cine
ihntl clnporbllbCnhc uno III crit Die ng1etG. Dlb.
gNtn' otrctt bis Baltimore icrtt9, luHsi in uubrr Nus
itbt IT, 10 lUiro Die farm nr Staot nm 4 NtcilCn
ndbcr Ncrhdt, gSt0cH ocS NGbCrtn melpe man ih
Rr. So, SSeft:Hrdttfrofc. (I4l-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20

6lrb Or. Sarl Nrcun, iUcltlGr feline ISobnung oon
Jtr. So, SdnGlitraBe, nad Or. IS, 9drriiuuitruEc,
aegeniiber Der Mctua:Hiuep, urrlCgt bat. Gttielbt
9tctt ilbcr ale ScrbaltUillc uno SCbttnuiiic rCS Sc
bers Nustlntt. (liai2U, Dit.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
3u bcrmictbcn.

k:I 8as enplebtsus,uertbe 4 Nodios stcselael=
nerlt Sotsl unb edeen In Saure Dc @rGce nabC Der
Wiilreuna bee 2iee g8aterse anals, nit 9erduni9em
Stallc lir 40 bis 90 $isroe. Pur cine un9 ~ciIciiene
WRistbe iulro pom elmer p~aieHoen Ytriun u%erldnat, unb
fam BON ~oeriGben ioaltid, In Beiig 0enommcR werz
ocn. Iae Ipplifdtionen miiilcn NIT @mpfeblnn9er
perieben lein. Wdn iueroe iib III Hpbcrt ~. Eablpr
ooer W. y. SIer In Baltimore, ". y, Wprgdu
in Saure'bR Grace, oeer an Den 9ierrtblmer
Sobn WfitdDeu, fen,
LSunil, tWlt.l nahe @aUre DC Nrace IS. o, Mb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
3u ocrmtctbcn.
8tuei oecr orsi ih6ne Simmer nit il

obH o~crfuilfcN.
Cine out Cin9erihtete Sidctci; nadSuirdaer
Nr. 426, Wprs.t5 az ifraic. G46i
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ScrIauat
ScrlaiIot.

Gin Sr06e sum @rGtruen nts Gatc-9adens; all
elm iun9er Wtann, Der oas @eItGit ueritcGt. All me
Den in Or. "a, observation-disclosures. tf46l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
gu Uerfnutcn.

Iii 9ts 9 ftfiacn Sicgeltctns SpobnbduIer Rr.
tj3 mo 100, GlItottitrdBe, 90ltcu, iCoCS "A bel 10
tSuB nro0, init 00oranttr; @runbmietbe SIS icocs (;
grcts 500 iece6. SolUit aud ous 2-t0tige Sicgcl5
itclu 2Bobnbdu6 ytr. 400, @drtou=gueuc, IL bet uns
geldbr 60 Nu6 9rcB, 3 Simmer nit Nuoruntcn rntbals
tcnoi @rlnomictbe $32; @irtiS $500. ferner oas
2 itUiiae 3itOctlcinsg pcbnbnu5 gr. 60, GieritruRC,
10 6u6 brcit nit elmer rorolthen Eieie bis 3nr altct
ann'trGBc; @rOromtetbG 1928; Grcis Sii00.
ytdbcrc Au6tnnit hrt ShpS. M. Sriffn,
Yr, 2i2, Gditcrns Noenue,
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Ru ncrfnnfem.
gu D%crfautcn.

-I4.U 0o6 Sdus gfr. 81, Spriug., nabe 9om6arcs
ilr0Bl, 13 bel 20 Fu6 groN, 21S sltodig mo In compile
tom S%lilanee. Nabsrrs in Rr.ssO, Sh:sumbarrs,
ndbe SarolineIirdEe. tlH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20

E.IL Gin isbr smpicblenSpertbss Sans auT Der
Gde Der 9eorgsz mo GbGtsportbitrO6e, iebr gut fir
einen @roceriesSaoen ODER cine Apotbeie iid eiguenb.
Breis $1,000. Sohn ~. Srupn,
a. ..-.,.-.. Sir 20. Yo'tsS iiice- Huenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
WrlNrr nus,nIeihrnl

aut @rnnectaent9um In Der StOtt Glsnlrttcn bet
9isrrc Is. Suqau,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Stunt WarDluun,
Surcan ocS StdatS=S cfrct1rS,

VWWI wv v NtN =, NUM- I1II.
Mu Mur, bic 60 uuurhtl
NfllUNl WNtN nNNoUNN OSmaGt, t.k bi'p CIpupry.
nCur StgRUot0unge @c'utt tin0uCttmurptu NWU n,
otln Proiriic or5 Stddtts grgtH Nufiu Stcipurt,
baltimore I'M AduudT lrtmiUC 1871 og5 Nnluiitg
II. ~ ]Abcr'dbTt rEh ga Il ytouut,n vScilugntBlralt
OCrlttbttit WuhC.
trH ~. Aunt l7il 'ur SHbIHiibrtrura uptHrbmcr;
bi0 ~ 0cnunutrt SUGr tuUntU I'rotcitC rutu rtioq
tao Wtluh tlnHrttIht lptrhcHi Uut wrtbru Cr grttC
tli nab Nuttnntyn hto N'uuptuturG bio battu tuT
Gtniibi utttn ltin. lW AtltrLgc tCb @ounrrtuc:
llji iU,tl ". g. 6uuprun, EigUtgufr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
3u Ocrfdufru.

1900 Ssniiobns, 800 @efledtt Blnidcn offer Cor
ten, 900 Sdge 36rhc unh 40 fiiten EiciientbOn pei
SbiH "SCtoinano." ii. u. Sd,icmo 4 Is pmp.,
t146-ji) .Rr. II, SiihsS blrtCsitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
gu %bcrtnufcn.

I9uni5,tMt.) nabe SSure o. Wrac,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20

3iN6ler Irhcitsbdute, Sbraub5pingCn uno cine
Miortteez Oiuihtne, ,iilr ale arten Arbcit p%Oiieuo, 70.
iuie cine g~Sertltelle in elmer 9utcu @clhGitsgeqenh Sl
uernictben. NdbereE in Rr. iO0, Saratusair.
Ilk-4A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
3u ncrfuujcn

.A.I- SaS sBoGrbauS nit 9aben Rr. f52, Git:
Sru1rnap, iopie ben 4u0renuorratb, Die 9unbs
iboit uno Die @inriAtuna eines poriiglihcn eisz
creme uno Soeo. saaiicrrSaIo Sptsliadcns uuo
9onottorri StabliiementS, nit Uiaihincn, aarrer,
3ubeRor II. {. NJ lpelber itgt quite Ueihdite lnatt.
Der @rliRo bes SertaufcS lit, Ucil Der Gi9cntbinlcr
Die Staet perla6t. ytaberce an Srt une Stcue.
tSuni3, 1 Wit,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Mao. Elutuiu,

Die icbr gcihtttc HatbaCbcrin, tam Su iehcr Seit fiber
Serbdltnllle oCs Seben5, iihCr @llt mo ltnQlft qez
iprodtn luCroea in Nr. Ash, Saratu9a:. Gtt Der
S1rOoerlrabe, Gin9au9 IN Der Sdro6tritraBc. 90
Gents pro Ytrion. Sounta05 nitbt Bu iprthcn. Ilii-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
nnb NRhuilnttn non YiNnors, Ninarren
WCtuunimndluug.

2Nolttinprc, cEr u. Stunt ls7I.
w Wlio NI'tuIi htiauut Ntmatt. cGW pltbrrCIn,
'%tlliltnlnN mt "tldlH'cn, lutlilt CON ern lrCorpurn
loren on ,eSSrlldW WaruldHrCr GItrnion Gtitr
tagn @rltulholt' paltrt l]uuIoru. 2'Gdlrr Avn Sub-
lEtivuon gum HGGiiGl y,gtHogtn htlUgtu WI,tis
lnatt ttolth TN Nlrcou hvr linton SiicubGhus
"ricuitlau VI. ~, : outglrsNr. uJu oct.frrrf
I'm 2'2Ht uuR baltimore, " poUI ,. IuuI ms ann -.
a.iiIi m..ttgro er VnJcHutuUocu Don y uGI WiorptuS
jdhrNtcn NonitC0 HConnIt il!u mrJocr. Ole Iab.
pou 81 NO Hntbril miro bCI hrt Sc.nuuna Der
@nbicrlptOntu u~ttlurBt,
., lohn zee Shapmou, ! g,ri..
ltI-Di) !. NJ. 2taueiih, SuHiIIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20

E.I- Tim 5000 fault man boS nicblihc fletuc Sau5
Wr. "A, sSdlfcrs, nabe ct. Hstertra6e. nit .
0uten .Simmeru uno Seller, Woiicr i'm Scic. Tdbcrcs
bel Mucpun 4 SruScup, Or. 10, Saw Siuil;
ct. Saul 2 trdkc. ud5N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
Sermaltcrs>Gerfau

TrT, Gerualters>G erfani.
iii aroit eines 8eirrtes bes Srcis-esri6tss Der
Sta6t Baltimore >pirb BET llnterSeibnstc ais sierluals
ter, aut Dffrntliter Mutton Spnrdbcne, oCn g..
Sut, Nud,mittass > libr Gm,Flate u%cr,auicn
Gen ganSeu Sruneplas init @cbaubcn, in hcr
Staot Baltimore gsiegen, une pie tos9t bcibries
ben:
YIN Der einis Der Sicieite Der eombctoarofe, in
Ger Sntternung bon i6 rub otlih ron ocr SilooitsGte
Der eomborb' uuo W aibin9tontruBe nriaraenb, ndnn
ofltb Lungs Der Slioieite her Soinbarnftrabc is Nue
1cbenbi eonn iiibliH, parallel nit Waibin9ioniraee
100 6nb, t8 an cine 9 EuB brcite NneO; oann meilid
Iir9s beiaeter aiiep nit Dem @ebrundi urc Yriuttc.
GUM %ceriefbcr, in @smeinitGlt IS 6ag, uno oanu In
9eraber yinie his gum ariGnge. .t..
Sdbrlite Srunomtctbe SOL.
Sic Osbduoe tefteten aus eirem ~3it6di0cn bdd.
feinernsm s1ohnbauie nit 2~todigem Sintcroc4
hduee ltno einitodiaer 9iibe. uno i'm Sintcrarunoe
ftdttt. a!r.s T' ~
notwithstanding. iuie burdb oas Setrct porge.
idrtehen, fino = Gin 8ritttblil b1or, ben RtSt III &
uno II Wonaten. Die Gteoit3abluraen pom Icrz
tauiStaNc 3inleu tragenb uno tiird Woter oes Giu-
iets, ,ur .3nirieeenbeit oes 8erpalterS i%nboiiirt, &C.
fidert.
Sret. 4. Ssu,inser, 8eripattcr;
az 4. ". SeHuett S 60, Nutt.
u4t, {, 40, S,50,2,4 7,60,2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
3u perfdufcu.

Giuiac EanirnS Douars atticn pom goa 6atbor inb
in ttctncn oocr groBcu SuantitGttr BON ttnrm 0crrn,
Der rdtb europa 4cbt, gu u%crtauicn. Wtun msIoe G6
In Der SEp. B. SI. U0i-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
tSHA 9nr6 Saml. s.. @oprr.
k.:iL- Spci cinpiebIensipsrtbe aRpbubGuCer al,
FER Suiuttftrabe, Canton.

auf Anftion.
DRittnpd,, b. q. SUM- 1871, ytodDnitta06 20 llbr,
iperoc i'd an Srt uno Stele bas nuhitcbeNb bcidries
bcne iebr cmpieblensiuertbe Gt9entbum p%CrIduicn,
nGInltd:
tene ,pei @rnnspIdBe nebft' ScbGmlid,feiteu
on Der 9lioitiiraBc, Canton, bic 3. uro 4. SbIrc OFT
lid bon Der Canton oenue. Seocr Der 9litr III IA
SuB brett nno 81 Bu8 tiei. Die Suulttieitsu beiteben
in 5tpei %hequcnnen unb gntgehGutcn 2zli0diger tieaet:
it%cinernen WUbubdufern, ais Jr. 1853 uno i55, >ot.
itra6c, bebeidnet, BADEN Sboranten i'm 0oie uno limo
beqlem ein9erittet. gtuno5ins $2S ami ieors Saus.
Ye6in9un9cn bei'm Sertduie.
3boS. III. @riffn,' gbuotot;
Saml. o. Soper y Sohuc, Mutt,
d42-0 Sioot4Gde Der @ons unb bouettenrO6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20

-ElI Sdnier 81 fauien mo gum @crtauie an ihers
itbnItn In allen 2bsilen Der Stabt; lreie BON $500
bis $4,000 audl lpiro Die @insieIuua BON Jtednuuz
gen aller ART, 9lntaiiiren por @runbniiet9cn &c. bill
liz beiorgt. Giue au5dpt @runotlde Itets billi9 an
Sano. dr. ". SORT,
Nr. 1Ug cough, biutiden Sonoir.
tNpritG, 3Yfte,) irb y,rp1hmnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-20
1tnterbaltunsen.
-, - 0oap @robe.

Dieter bibife SpmmcrsNc rguiisuuaSpIae miro
tlr eleir Sation 30 ontG9, oen II. SUM, erodnet.
Sie 9dmpI1biffe "Samuel '. sens" ontrr Is ham.
pipn" lueroen td9tihe Sabrtcn MAIDEN, @onnahenoe
lno Solnt1gs aus9enonlmen, une Den Rier SIR. 3,
Si9bts, ON 6uBR Der Sumoenitrnfe, nm 8 ubr Nor
gems, 1.3O, 4.30, $50 uno 7.t0 Rdhlnittags uCrlaiz
len. l9nrlttebreno ~uerlaiicn ie Solln 9rooe nm 8. 80
gfor9ens, 2 80, 6, 9 uno $50 abenbs unb leeen an
Der gBerite am 6uBe Der SouoirasC icbes Y{dl an.
Der Blag 1T NIT 9ieielzspcgeu, ncuei @ebduoeu II.
I. 10. uCrieben lUorocn, bic Bdocbduier iiuo neu ge=
bdut uue ale bic often 8ergniiaun9cn, einihtieBtlt
Der Dtlttf uno oes 3anScs IN BEN Raoilon, Shauz
telH, Stlenba9u, tennis, Srolurt, Sarouiiel, SOote,
Stiben II. |. 10. iinb beibebGltCn unb neue hin5ugCflgt
noroen. 8as 9Bz unb tunIt Stmmcr, inter hcr Auiz
tttt oes Srn. u. Z. UielcH, III neu Q Ctn0eriCbttt uno
tann man refine, gutsgetonte UldbJctten Sn Stabtz
Yrtiicn bafeiblt 5ahcn. SntCr 2GitGe, Guf cine neuc
Oietbooe bon fhoncm GItcu SABA gemddt, auftCrH
nne Slatlls ooH oen @olp @rouc=A vi ittrn=S etten II.
6tiht aus Den bort gcGntcrtcn SrbGltlngstGitcn lucr=
Den %betoHoer5 b5ahttt. Sds Oodludfier=S% tabliiiC=
ment III hcihtbalteH unh Gin rCier 1auinOn iur ben
Sertdni uon Stscrcme, Batcr Secs, 3udcn II. (. 10.
III btHSugCihAt. 8cin Hlc, Wcin, Branntiutiu obcr
ir9ero Stluu5, luelhes betrunten mudt, miro ~pcrtauit,
une bic Sonp @roue : YOliJci, binrtidCnN organiiirt
lne untcritiet hurh Die Utctropulitan : YolisCi, iptro
oieie lnb be anbern Htegtln uro Anorbrungen iGr ZEN
Shue Der Stiubcr pom Souu@ rOut auircdt erb0tteH
unb ipirb tcinen ~JutGiien, ocncr @t9eu>Uart oas Ser
8ni8er bort loren toHnte. Gin iSrteoensrihtcr utrb
tdglib %arlucieno icin. Ntlete iir Die Sin unb ser:
tabrt 90 Serts; Stnocr untcr IL 5abrcn bic 6Gtttc; va
miIienzSilete gu buli9en Preiicn. tjuHit0,30tte.,
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80 SGde Ghtcn 8oueruGnent SABA = Saiiee pei
Sampier "Sbio."
81. ". Sd,lcmS s Comp,
ni6-S) yr. II, Sih=9bdrleeitra6
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On Mrrfnufcn

fs11a Isbrert Sduitr, iebr 6iIi8; uur $1,000 pro
Esiil Stiid. Y. w. Sirowu,
E.lL- t95-) Wr. 20. YoH:S idrc:l Ipenue.
Fsi1 Sanoiit 81 prrfantrn. syssSS
-Esiil Cine bibide Cottage nit idBncm Soi.%~4--
rairi, 9cltrdude,. Shattenbiume II. I. 10. entbal-
teno, In einer 9utan Rabborlbait; Gage on9enebm II.
geiuno., Vnr % WiRuteR 4Scges per 9iienbabn BON
Der Staot c%rtiernt, 1T 81 ~perfuuffn init %ioiortiger Bez
iiBnGbme. RdbsrSs bel Z. NJ. Suutc, DIR. d, 4afp
NuilciuaS, ct, NautsS tra6r. H1O-l
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ScfanntmaGaWSe
StaOt.G nmmiRars.8 Hrcnu.

Baltimore. rem A.. furi 1874
pr sNf-EorrT i x - eIf.r.tIisa nuta ta'.
,olarnf1 gan Frp,Itgirr ,ybSfs1 .'"'b' V'""s il"
u6u israruy Waloru nm nHfrsT Gd,,r,rr Y ssig
| iSup. bIatT Jtr. 54i, J3,t-F sfufuGrr. yong
uuu ,iui12t Illrbm1r lam rufntr ian - b,j -
TUF. llntp Rr. $40, user 0oIinau1r.;
uUu ~. j.. gntorlc uw uftfHel zfupnrr. - bfi fl
! .r.g Ifr4Ir HLr g.. ,pr,s ,.., "FFN'| - ~
pon "a. q. 4Btrgaft nm nv M. thurman, ,n
uCl 81 JTuf. tirtr Der y{5Ih6jf r. fs pGr si'yt,, Sai,,.,
unb ei.atorrr.; " ''N' '"'
uou lub. H]}ctnbafht I'M pfrrfr . Ar,,c- r. sg
TtH, tiFtr III. ~. Struttlr: '' U"
non 7. zm5u nm ouentn EGngycp. 4 bt O .su5
lirttr VII. lbs. yyrtGpr1r =, f'' ' % V"o'
DON ". Nctii1os nm s,m,,t oo,r, 5scvr,, o. he,
~, FUl, uiuttr yr. ~ trh A. WrfIgwiI 1nrr,i,, ~
pon !. ". Sutbtusrn NM cnrrrr, brrrS.In' -
bct r. Tu7. btUtr J{r- n. yIprr ErTgIoTsT" 'F'"' u
non S.. SwuJ am orrnru sEuppfr, Gfi t6 Hp5
tirtT y{r. gI. yarp.luar '''' w =" ""''
uQH ~. ". IiuIa ur frrrr S,s,r,,, rt.54
Nuf. birttr or Cltitt non yfggr o. t5hi,t,
Won ITuunr.; '
non NUft * Comp. MN sine arirrr -fnrt. IT, Erit
EuB, bluUr tt ~ pom Galcrn Aeerue nm ION.
COroRT
upU HuGup yubloi uu uHtrtu Ehupptr, 10 bei so
TUF, LtUur Jr. FOO. YftYl frrrrtr
non Marie 3. Ntrt ann oiftnt1 hupyru, 2 bel IN
NuF, tjrtgr III. H. ttucir.:
TUF, bIuttr Jr. ~ uuaEi vEpItrrT,t, .''''
uUr WitJatl Rpun g, a,ill .6,rtm' Stall 10 t,t
10 tfuE. liuur JtI g4l. AtUfamur
uUH jus. Nrag am gtitlortntn hupvfr. % hd fG
'1g, Hluttr VI. a. V,EEirlul1ta 4ptnu,;
ugH y Z. Nsuutr uW UtitlauCUr Yutt. fptVi T.
,yUR. bIHiry gJ. g2, Sut sprtHaUT.: '
nan u. IL. Wuumgrifr ur rlnlIoRgrf Vrn, n
lu l3 TuP. UiUttt tU Jgrbutu gftuuu vpurs.nra
GtogtIntrr;
TO 7ug, alultr J,r. iUi. Su6 latm ,1tir. ;''"'' w
non ", nuirHptrlu um RIiltontnr glbt. If bI it
NuH btUtlT vi. no. Namvutattr.:
~ 6uR, btHtlr bt yturolutt I'd, SON Ser9tint nn6
gIICtt.I..
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Scutfbcs
Arbrits llad)wriIunas Dlrran

UT. 212, SlozBrp0om1O,
rnter Nmffid,t Ger ,,Seutidwu Geieufd,aft."
SiCieni9en, iUclfpc bcutide SSioucrtCr, Irbeiter
ure 8ienlttottn gu bcibiIti0cn wlnitcn, iponen ih
pcrionlih ooer In frantirtcn Srteitn an Otn Igtnten
eerSeitlidGit 9rn. 6.S.S NJ elltn0Gofb Hr.SS9.
Cir : Sruaeipau, lUeroen, luclbtr uncntgtltti6
4uStnnit ~crtbetlen miro. (San26,19)
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WICIIt NrHt DhlI1Cr III DCfTnllTCl.
go I'M uurblUeltttten Staottbejte nm $500 uni
S2j0O unter Gcidtcn Weoiugun9cr.
Ill Hicrce &. Suadu,
l4S-l Hr. 20, ct. 4nulitraEe.
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Sept 5, 1871
sHERIFFis SALE.

DY virtue of Executions to me directed, ]
Id will expose to sale ut Anderson c. H., on
the FIRST MONDAY in OCTOBER next,
within the legal hours of sale, the following
property, to wit:
One Tract of Land, containing Sc acres, more
or less, lying five miles north of Anderson G.
H., bounding lands of John w. Daniels, John
Dalrymple a. NJ. Neal and others, levied OF
as the property of NJ. w. Wallace, at tho suit
Of John G. Whtcficld and others.
One Tract Of Land containing 500 acres, moro
or less, lying within and near the corporate
limits of the town of williamson, bounding
lands of Mrs. Ann Rogers, a. F.. Welborn, and
others, levied on as the property of b. +. Maui
din, at the suit of B. L. Crrayton, Assignee
Homestead to be assigned out of said tract be-
fore day of sale.
Terms casl-purchascr to pay extra for I'll.
ties and Stamps.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Sept 5, 1871 10
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j. L. IdOMAS,
Late Sup't. of the Arsenal Academy.

Hon. P. H. Leslie. was inaugurated as
Governor. of Kentucky on the 9th inst; The
ceremonies were conducted by Judge Robert
son, the venerable Chief Justice, who was sup,
ported by two men during the inaugural. AT;
ter the inauguration, Judge Robertson resigned
the Office he has held so many years, and the
whole scene is described as touching.
= The mischevous attempt to establish
mixed schools of white and colored in Louisi-
ana has resulted as might have been anticipa.
ted, most disastrously. The ill-feeling created
has dstroyed the usefulness of the schools for
both white and colored, the attendance is great
ly reduced, and the expense of-public lnstruc-
tion greatly increased. -,
The colored men of the United States will
hold two conventions of national character
this fall. The first is called national conven-
ton, and will meet in ST. Louis on the 22d OF
September. The second is called a Southern
convention, although it is thought that nearly
all the States will be represented; it will meet
in Columbia, South Carolina, on the 18th OF
October. The avowcd purpose of each is con-
sultatiou on matters connected with the welfare
of the colored race.
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OBITUARY.
From the Dallas (7exas) Herald.

Y
Accidentally killed, in Dallas county, July
2sth, 1871, THEODORE MILLWEE, formerly
of Anderson District, South Carolina
The subject of this sketch was born on the
Slst day of May, 1914, and was consequently in
his twenty eighth year when oyertaken by the
grim monster.
lie enlisted in the Confederate army in the
spring of the year 1862, and served until the
close of the war, as soldier i'll the army OF
Northern Virginia, under the immortal Lee,
never being off duty for single day from any
cause. He was member of orr's Rifles in
Hills Corps. No more feeling tribute can be
paid to his memory than to say he was every
;nch soldier in those days that tried mems
souls.
In the year 1865 he became momber of the
Masonic fraternity, in Williamson, S. c., and
remained devotedly attached to the same and
its teachings until his death;
He was buried by the Tannehill Lodge, 80,
F. q A. NJ, with Masonic honors, in the beau
tiful Cemetery belonging to said Lodge. He
was the youngest son Of Samuel Millwee, do
ceased, and Sophia Millwee, of Anderson Dis
trict S. G.. b.
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Exuberant Health
Sept Z, 1871

Is blessing vouchsated to few. Even those
who have been favored by nature with strong
constitutions and vigorous frames are apt to
neglect the precautions necessary to preserve
these precious endowmcnts. Indeed, as a rule,
the more healthy and robust man is, the more
liberties he is inclined to take with his own
physique It is some consolation to the natu-
rally weak and feeble to know that they can be
so invigorated and built up, by proper use of
the means which science has placed at their dis
posal, as to have much better chance Of long
life and exemptions from disease and pain,
than the most athletic of their fellows who are
foolish enough to suppose themselves lnvulner-
able, and act accordingly.
1t is not too much to say that moro than half
the people of the civilized world need an occa-
sional tonic, to enable them to support the
strain upon their bodies and minds, which the
fast life Of this restless age occasions. In fact,
a pure, wholesome, unexciting tonic Is the
grand Hesideration Of the busy millions, and
thew have the article in Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters: It is a staminal medicine, i. e. it inn
parts permanent strength to weak systems and
invigorltes delicate constitutions. Its reputa-
ton and its sales have steadily increased.
Competitive preparations have been introduced
dd Iibittln,, and, as far the public is concern
ell, dd nauscun,, in the hope Of rivaling it; but
they have all either perished in the attempt, or
been left far in the rear. 1t has been the great
medical success of the present century, and 1t
Is quite certain that no proprietary medicine in
this country is as widely known. or as general
ly used.
Ten lightning presses, running necessarily
Sundays excepted,) the whole year through,
barely supply the demand for the illustrated
Almanac i'll which the nature and uses OF the
preparation are set forth, the circulation now
being over eight millions year.
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1867. OUR ANNUAL. 1871.

THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION will en-
ter upon the fifth year of its existence on the
first of October. We thank those who have
stood by us during the past four years. In that
interval we have strivcn hard, by honorable
means, to extend our business operations. We
have worked hard for public patronage we
have studied. the wantso the public and tho
interests OF our customers, and we are deter
mined to sustain our reputation for keeping the
best selected stock of Dry Goods and Millinery
to be found i'll the up-country, and for having
Dress Making done i'll the best of style.
Contining ourself strictly to Dry Goods and
Millinery, isn't it reasonable to expect us to
show better selection of such goods than any
house keeping a general stock? Attending
closely to our own business, we hope to meiit
from the ladies of the up-country continu-
ance of the liberal patronage bestowed upon us
in the past.
Our business is done strictly upon tho "Cash
System - consequently, we are enabled to sell
our goods at reasonable prices.
With beautiful stock of Dry Goods and
Millinery, first-class milliners and dress-ma-
kers, accommodating statesmen and saleswo-
men, we hope to do large business this Fall.
After first October, order anything you want,
or samples of Dress Goods, &C.. and they will
be sent with pleasure
Very respectfully,
JAMES w. FOWLER,
Proprietor Emporium of Fashion,
Abbeville, S. c.
Sept Z, 1871 10