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(S Observation-Disclosures

Bai.n.@eriat. - (SOr- ben 3if'
tern 3ansls, 2moies uno 8libop.) 20 En-
hielteu Gantel S'@onnor, iun., nno Senlas
min 8rown (nebf Geo. 8. 9orner) Boil
madt ,ur Serpaliuna Der reip. 9tntcrlafien=
Ihaftsn bon Oaniel S'&onnor, len. lSS50),
uub Marie Sromn (sS000).
Superior. Geriht. - (Sor Gthter
Dobbin.) Sonas 6rieOennalO wtoer per-
mann Gods; benz aldser s3oS6.S6 5uer'
fannt.
9tabtfreiss@erid t. (Sor 6it.
ter @arsp.) Wartba 9elene nurbe BON saul
Selene rettsfraftig sciAieoen; mad benz neuen
ls72er @slete bari Der Mann, iOlange ieine
aeiGubene 6rau nod lebt, nidt wieoer bet.
ratheu. Das 4,aar ebelidte iih ON 80. Uiai
1870; i'm Gusuit O~eiielben Sabres lteB Der
Niann Die frau i'm Stid)e uno iol ieltoem
nit elmer 9nDsren Dabisr selebt haben. Ism
.3euge laate aus, Der Mtann babe bamtt &C.
pra6lt, oas er nit einem BrauenSimmer al
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lebe; Elm anOerer be.
~funbcte, Der Nianu babe lleoerlla 9slebt unr
nut lodsrsu 0irueu auf Salea u, !. ~. iit
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Nie M0. Xpue S. &aifcr

6aben in 9fr. "A, DanOOetllraBe, cue WelA'
uno 9pirituoienbanOluug erDhnet. Die reue
6irma hat es ih gum SOriaee gematt, MI
refine unD uuusrfalitte @etne, 2iqeure uro
Dtal,getrdnte gu bultel, Die Ild hauptlaalId
fir ben 6anltrenuerbrauG u1O 6u9leldl oils
Ar,enei fir Sranfe eignen. AuBer olsldnot=
ldeu 8eiueu, miro Die 6trma aud ale IN
lanorideu gBeins, iOpie 4le, Borter, perld)le'
oeue Ottnealmaiier IL. /. 10. halfen. 3n5'eid]
t0nnen mir niHt umhtn, Die NIT Der 9anO'
lung uerbunbene 8ntblAaft belterls au enl'
oT,hIpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-20

gifeo'iheu Gta6ItTement berporsesarg:n u.
trda / auf Der eiuen Seite auf blauem Neloe
Die Suidriit: Faith, Hone, Charity III
Der Mttte befiuoet iif als @emdloe bic uebers
reidung Der rluteritdeung an cine 8tttIue,
IN peren 6iiBen cine Baiie iiRt. Inter benz
SemalOe lteheh bic sSorte: Friendship,
Love and Truth" auf Der auOereu' Selte
itebeu auf rotbem Seloe Die @orte: Presented
to the Garden Lodge Nr. ia, .. U. r.,
by their Ladies; Gardenville, July l9th
1872" Die 9samtsn Der 2Oge, mslfe De-
retts 11S MitglisSer aahlt, inc ge9cupartla
bic SS. s. Serrmann ersSr.; s; 2. SoP.
pelmann, @ocl.9r. 4; S.gteumepsr, Slce.9t.
. NS 4nnh. Saihrsr: S. s. Sdons, Setr.
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0m Maiber'fAen ,,CoeOn"

an o Wreot III, 1900.
in isht Tin a 6nuib neues ECrional cIgletrt, Delnes
an IN iensm I6, noe tr + DER aueenbIidlih berrimenesn
niss Elm Sablreihes ButlituH nab cen trtunnll1sn
Gtirmtn res ,SreoL" slept. 9le lod pom lriqe.
pobtbetarnte gleneridn9erin I'll; Dta9ate ooTsse
min eneninus uietGr aui uno ernolct liete ON IVY
haitefeu 8sItau. Repel ibr gIinFn oor5u9spetls
nod Sic Sameu Uonte B.lion, 9tag9is 9!o:'lHcI,
W1cu Roaoclp unO 9utu 0sImGp nRp cIe 99. Sqan
Snn9rb, IN :. me uue Nraut ora. 3le u 9lt N
! !, Am SS1rsn Srs Urn. DON 0opdro, rpGbrsRo pr
= 81. Rubo1 uIs piuittirsttyr iuugirt.
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a5asoeben. sate 9ol3 Don Der 8aibington'
RoaO iagte aus, er babe NIT SOra 5lsolsr
feiIhlihen nmsang gebabt,2 - SlaEa u:
5Sones iudt SdeiDuns BON 8iliam SOnes
nnb Obbnt iiber ibr finiidhriseS S64nten
,Sohn Neslep mad. 9as Baar purse am
20. Nou. 1856 setraut. Die 6rau be'dul'
biAt ben 0tnnn, ie semiBhanOslt, Oem9rnnte
uno Der Sdpel9sref gefrbbnt uno fe lfllsB=
LID bBspiaiycr 8eiie i'm glide 0sIailsH SH
In hon
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Su ct. GIair.@ Ountp, ST., 1T lset
aud, cine 8laJe uuf @ruuD Oes r&enlperen5,
Settles" aubdug,a, uuO spar i'll ,5ol9e elnes
Iebr traqiiten Gleignilt8. Sn Der 9oHmann''
lhsn gpirtbihait in 2ebanon warei sIuet
Utanuer, Geeo uuO 9teglcp, 9eeterer pom
peutlter Ibtunit, nit e,nanoer III Nortned's
lei geratbeu. gleslcp e%utternte itf, uln III
tauen erufereu SiteEG ulrluldelt 81 IperOen.
Ssdter begegneteu it'd 5tsco uno NeJlsp AMI
Der StruBe; Oa fiel 0teeO ohne pettere un=
tdnpe gtc1lep nj. cinem DicIier an unO per-
itete linn clueu Stih in Die ltnfe Srutt, Nell
der, pom unteu nad) oben lauIeno, DE 9aupt@
artcrie ourhidrttt Ser t0Otld, Setmuncste
fubr mit Cen @urttn: U5h bin %getoten!"
mt Der 6anO auf Ol8 9er3, tdumtlte nod
eiriae Shrttte, fiel baum nieoer mo mar III
uht Wluuteu cine 2eide. 90 guten zen
muroS Der grmoroete it'd %srfreute, zines eOen
10 idl,d,teu aeuOB Der MOrOer, Oct uur nit
Miibe por Der 9gutinlti; OeS smpOrten Sol'
fe8 ueIhiiet weroen tounte. @r beinoet id
lest hluter SdloB unO 9itescl. Auf @rlHG
pleier Sra90oie min peEtla9te 6rau gte9lcr
ben 8lrtb 9Oiimunn, bel benz Der StreIt an
ting, II. 3Oimann wnrOe uuter $4,000 Sur9'
ld)aft geleut.
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GcrmtI1te DeriAte.

Bie.twaS5 III RebenSart per'
BEN fauu.- IS 1T b%etaallt, mle elhiae
Der aelapftaItCu OeutlheN &treusurter aus
beutihen Gidtern ltamnleur namentltd aus
SheaterTtiiden, oeueu ne Der Solt5muuo emit
uahm. IS 1T ruelter /. y. %befannt, pIs Die
3teoeusurt vauf Den 0unO tommeH" oaler
itammt, baB Elm abgerittetcr Surto aut ote
Siibue aefuhrt murpe un0 in elnem Stlde
bic 6auptroue iplelte, mc8bal6 @6tbe pouer
@utliiituug ole OrcttIoH nlsoerlegte. Us III
befaunt, ME Del leBt III Anlerlia auoetaHnle
4u8orud yhe (she it, has gone, where the
woodbine twineth" CT ut, no nI pe
ShlinQp1Qn3e blHrantt - OarauS entlfano,
oaB Der ermorOete 6i8t Die alte Reoelsart
he was gone up the spout" 10 uulldrleo.
IS fraQle ihu nGmii1 SeGlano nab oerl at'
ten elmer @eielihaft, Die, cine a3ett lang lepr
belehrt, plDBltt lpertblos 9ewotoen paren.
HlSt itano nabe eiuer 0adrln1e Spout, an
Ter Ih stne Stliugpfan3e cmporldlan9elte
| uno uiQn0 bort ieue artt9e Snm Sprlhpoft
aemoroene umid]reibuug. 90 bat Hnler @on<
perneur 2lnlaB Al elner neueH oerattl9en He'
oeu8art 9egeben: yhe buttors his Waterme=
lon" auruenobar auf eineu 2emperel3ler,
Der biilfloS belitbelt lit. Sci elmer lelerlIdleH
@eleasnheit in Sefieion. @itg ergrtt1 nalnlltl
uuier uortrefflid)er& enlpsren5gonuetreur, Qr'
q. @rab Yroun, elne SdlHllte 2Sallerme'
lone uno bedrit tie nit Butter, i'm 9lauber,
elm Stild 8roo i'll Der SanO 81 b1bsn. 0a9eG
be 9teoenSaGt. 0aber auh Der @laube, Der
nd logar in yliberalen" Slattern, wIe oeI
.@tncIuuati. Commercial :" 9elteuo uladtr
oaR pie GuItcn, pom ocueu Sor. Srop1 Oh
Gbolera bctaut, ebenioQs 09ebuttert" oosr III
Shnapp5 9stuutt waren, iros lelneS &enI'
pereu,eioes. 0aber Die InDeutuug, bag Ell
ntd,t 10 u1el uaiiun ldlpaeen mliroe, meHT
er meniaer - Sirifen dBe! CNtiii. Stts5t5.
Gin @epitter, uOn suit
ballou aus geieheu. -or. Sadlon
Elm befannter eugllider %2uftIfIiIer, Der leRt
hin BON 0erbp (&nglanO) aus rpdprenO elu1'
heitigen @emittels auffleJ, ldltloert IN eInea
an enc 3eituug Gcrihteten Sriete lellle VI
lebniiie folseuDermuBeu sd 9laube, I'd
iQb @trpaS, mas Dor mir moal lhiperltI le
mails elm apcerer Meulh 8eieben bat. 81
fam Qeruoe Dard) Die Dide, ibnarle @oLtt
in melfer Der @eluitterlturm lal'te- 81
8oIfeunaIie wuroe ale Iu8enbIlde Don SD
,adi6rmiQen Slleen OurhSudt, OereIl aue
nal eth fdr6tbartS 0Onnerroaen tOIJte
Die 81. ee erifieuen i'll plel OuntelblaleIe1
State unO oa8 Stolen Res Oourer5 tian
oumpfer, ais auf Der GrOe. An ben Stele
iber meld,e oa8 9cmltter htlpe9JeSo5e
mar, erid1enen Dann feline, me,Bt Wolt1en
meldle ausiabeu, ME 9fGuA, Der pom cine
9olifeuer auftelgt.
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&hiTsnnhri6ten

Der Oampftr ,yuctle," Capt. Brtcer lam
porQeitern gtbeu0 ipat pom &iImington, N.'
G., bier an.
an IA. Suit purbe bic BON 9tuerpool nad
Baltimore abaeiegelte Barrie uGelelte Slart,"
Capt. Sofer, INTERIM AZ. 8reltens unS 60.
2du9engraoe angetrofen.
Die Srigg yDtateanO," Gapt. Sbtts, fam
am %. SUM- Don bier in ct. Shomas an
mo tie 3ur Ginnabne BON Hraat III arsclbc
nab Bolton Semietbet puroe-
Die @ria9 y5urpriie :" Capt. Sm0ot
lanQts am g.. Suit BON b,er III Beaufort, O..
s an.
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Mnnnn-Gdrten.

6r. 4. SaTeiDorif, gr 501. seftsSa!dmors
Sie Ser Biueitr., bat ieinen 9ibi9en @arten lnr cue
remuneration witre, erO iinet unO eurd aaSsrii &C.
ihmdtuole Iustattuns esiielbcH pen lEeunna.Wsm
srboben i;b befrcbt. 0la ME Dor miro Gas oslis
tate @uaer6ier aus s6ausr 4 @e:tes SIautEe.,
Cincinnati, ereosnSt, uno 1T Sortte,lt9 9sWUnsm
W{ontIo nno Sanltug abeno ais GrtrIf an9aoe Iut
oit 8sInter SdrmonIez ptuff, ousaeiuertpon supl
gRiptsr's 18th Regimental Band"
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Ausauo bes ,.4ie0erErdnse5."

EGs- gNte mir b6reu, miro Der DGIeoertran6"
ieiuc o1eeilbriae, am "a. bS. ID. mad Va Seue
@rpue an9eieete @aiiafahrt aui oem eie9ol'
ten Oampier ,~&bampton" 5u elmer Der anjtef
beuolteu MAIDEN, Die er lie abgebalten, uuo
mir mtijen, oaB oa8 aus leller Butte 9epd9lte
&efauliI Somite ein uortreitllAeS Bro
graGm aufJefeut bat. InBr Den 9eIpobn-
ltdlen attrattloneu Don .Siibe uno Seuer Ut
elm trefilttes MtubfcorpS enga9trt, oa8 ben
rei,enoen 6iiBheu Der 0amen tattoolle Serpes
auna paIpritt. Sooauu lit oaS beruhmte
98iener 9ameu : Srdeter 9e'uonnen, 0elleh
9Setlen NIT oeuen Der regularel Ntultt 40
metlelu ueroen. @tpas lptrtlIh Spode
Utad,enoes miro aber oas HrelsNn9en uoa
p,ulalteus iehS aus Der Dlitte DcS SeretnS
QebilOeten QuartctteH isln, Deren getiun9eIl
Uon uuparteuiteu Rretsrlbtern peroeu bslre
,beilt, reip. getrDnt ruerDen. NGh Der Au'
tunft Qui Dem 6eiipluse rueroen Die ntdt bon
Gsrpiiaoreu i'll Anipruh genommenen 0erre1
unb Oamen ild mil SOllen'1leBen arlllnrtn
uno aud bel olelem Die 9ti6tdtenen 9sst5nete
Yre,ie erbalteu. IS iol.n pom S2etre 800
sur AnlGa1iunJ BON .Prellen fir Preletln5eH
unp YretslHteBen auS9eleet lem. Wlr 9lau'
ben ntht, buB eS rDtbI9 ut, nlsbr 81 la9eH,
I'M einerl i6rlnliden Stnrm be8 Ynolltums
nad Siaeteu gu o,eier 6abrt beruori urliteu,
Die BET aucu attIuen 0fitgileoern pes SsreIna
al hohtu iiuo.
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Grrfius & 0nuIe'S

uit,+ srpIpStrcues aerpine orer SoblensSeI
Snn,os IN, y5ro3en uno Sleinen. aueinI9e A9sntuI
IN Tlbritpreiien, iorpie and lit Die bsribmten :s@tc.
heir SrS<9 luietzS 0mpGSnIe. Utan lenes "ptt
,prsbe Dor iir @rtuiore bsi Se5r. Odtps
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Die ,eturora Yoas Ir. i, .. o

madlt Nonta9, Ben %. Suit, einen IuSFu9
naf 9tot's 6aiu al Der Selatr . RoaO, 81
uelf)em age Oiit9lieoer Cteier go3e, ionte
aud, peren SreunOe ein9slaoen ine. OnS
ARRANGEMENTS 9omtte bat Die beltert Serbe'
reituu9en g%etrofieH uuO fir elm tii3ti9eS gius
ItcorbS SOrqe Qctraleu.
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or. Nelnridt Mtbert

uirb Wontag ielue neue 8irtbihaft. Gde Der
Orlean8. mo @oltfraBe, nit einem aIS9e'
aeid)ueten 9unidc, iOple uortreiFl9em wager
hi,rs nuS Jknnnsr,S 2SrausIsI er6tner.
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Gin fiir Mltter.

Wrs. WinSloW'S S%ootblH9 ~
rup fir aue Sranfbeiten, bensu be Slnes'
u~nteruurfen linp, lit Elm Faeres uHc larnlo'
lea mitteI. (173)
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SIR. 2puiS 2Aleiher

bat in Sd. 235, Allce AunltrdBer elle 1tere
NirtbiGaft e%rDifnet, melt,e WtOntag, ben p.
Sulr, nit eincIn portIeifld)en 9unite uno
auslestiduetem Blere eirse0elht mtlO, mo5n
Der nele Wilth ieine iammtllaen 6Isunbe uTlo
9pf1nutpu sinlnnet.
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Far Dp0pepite ooer Hnoet-
b%auIiGfeit lit cine ShmGhe ODER lheilz
meiie gdlmuus nes Nageus. Die Speiien
weroen urttt gebDrig aiiimilirt, II. bieS brin9t
ben gau5en &6rper in ltloronun9. IS per-
uriadt 5dmerseu in &opf, SAul!ern, SruIt
uuo 9liiden unO biSmeilen in ben Seinen UNI
4rueu, ebeuio Wtagenoriiden. 0aS bette
Uttttel paoegen lit &arl5baoer SpruoelsSal6
OaS edte miro MIR III 6lui4en p%erfautt.
81. gSpacler S Somp., 2tqt. Q41-p.4..
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rI4- 5ie Nuentur tul ole meltberiihm

sGS- Die ayeatar 1ul Ole melt6ernbnlte
Getpji9er 6ahnen- uno Sttde.
rel Mauu q ftur 8. u. 9tetel'8
bat Sr. SusO SAMPLER in Nr. 822, T..
| StroBe, nabe SsStr., in Us q bin 81 on 4,
3. g., iibsruommen uro bete,ts cine Eslhe
| GuItrdle fir 3urusr., Bidder unS annsre
| Sereiue uno @eielitait.u au1'S Yromptelte
INN peiripninpuhite nuSoeflibrt.
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0ebcimc &raufBciten
0rIn6ltd)e &nr 0aranttrt

Or. Soieph SobIar,
praftti6em ArEt, gLil.oelpRid.
Or. 6apiGu 9arIntlt ere fhrcue nuh BrnHoli4t
Our in ouen e~eihIcmtlihen SrIntbeiien.
Sung WdHHCr,
bic H6 beimltber Su9enciiiroen beIpuBt ftno, esFsr
5ol9tn ith in S9mdds, uHuermoaen, Seoensubtr
cru6 unb JulRst in 4nssebrnng funo 9ebeu, Woser
lid uertraucnsOol an MD rueHesn.
sd babe Iauienre iolher nnsIiflther Bu lbreI
frIberen @eiuRhbeit SuridschIatt, tle pou annerT
Den iino.
Rdotsn Ii no SrGuCn,
bic an 1lrreseImd5laf tteE in oer moEotlibep Eslrt=
suns ODER gin5tdem Aushielhen terieletn teieef,
9leiopiel BON melher triahe, mtroCn In etntgen ReE
cen uon mir pergetent, o9ae radtest!l9e 6oigsn iHi
BIZ Geunobtt.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
fonren Don mir bebnHoelt %rueroen, luenu lie mir t3tIn
3uitunp i6rittlih mittbetleu.
SucnJfie Serihlu egenb:it tptre 1usefttsIt.
A6rene: DR. JOSEPH FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
m Dali 10lEtc 4 : n Jil
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rpirb MontaJ ietue nen etnaeltdtete 8trt1'
,duit in gr. 428, @aIternsIue nit e1llen1
b~eltfQten 2unife etnmeiheu.
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NomDnpdtDtt6st MrSt
9eutidle ApOtbete.
RSelphuunQ

"a 4 "A BeIObnung
fir ir9eno eiren san Don bin
~ Seu, 6tutCnbcn, tudennen uni
fhpGreuoeu odmorrboioen, melnt Te Siua's 6a.
morLoioenz6 ilmitttl ridt turlren Fam. Ss 1T nul
fir Sdmorr6otocn unb uihts ouoeIes ~Jubereitet uni
aot Slne Don mepr aIS 20 5lbren 2Guer Iurirt. VI
lit bel alen OrO9uifen tu plben bre's 81.
T1oif q. SouB, G9er',
9e. 71S,t&n) Rr. 339. Bet-5aItImotehlaBs.
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ar. 80. Spnafer

uirb Iontag, ben %. Suit, ytr. JOG, Wtcs
@loerrpz, @fe Der 0alastroBe, ielne reue
g8,rtbihaft nit elnem auS9e5eidueten 2uulde
sr0ffneu, su wetd,em CT ietne 6reunOe iin0 Se'
fnunteu frcuuoltd]t eiulaoet.
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Fay Die B ahtnstone MAIDEN
MIR auf bic Butt unO DiooerpaarenbanOlun9
Don Dl q D. SAMPLER in +. 822, Z.
StraBe, nabe S.Str., aufmertlam. Ill
les III oQs 8ues uno Otooefad Sdla9enoe
ftubeu Die 0ameu baielbt elegant unO gu
drnprit mGBtaeu Breiieu.
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9ie ,,Salttm0rer S@usen.
(SieSeiIfcnoftb

erIudt bielenigeu UtIt9lleoer, fpelde Oe Ab'
itat baben, iid am @ttmtnstoner S4llten.
iete III betbeilt9er, mprgen Nabmltta9 D
lbr fid mad, Dem Sdiieenparte be9ebsr.
Sm ,,SSest=Saltimorer S6ueen=
Ssarfe"
fnSet morgcn sroBes @onsert, bon Profsfor
V,dt,S Mmiifr0rps auSdefibrt, itatt.
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Ole f6bttIden & amtIten : gtdrtte.-
Sie Wdrtte pLren lpdbrenn Der lesten aSohe mt Or
SoiIou anaenIenenen aItteln gut oeriSpen; ~lolaeRoeH
mlren be l~te9enoen prelis I'M Serin9tonsN tartte:
Ooient, e6aai', Sdpeinr' mo anteres BlellG'
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86rienberi9te.
sriatet BON gSm. Siibcr S SObteri,
RoIttmpr,. ben 10. SnIi, abe
y uuf Der bitRasn 8srie rua.

SIC 9eitrt9cn SerfauIe dut Der Rte'tssn Ssrle Wa'
zen f%olaenoe: ,ooo oo,,
100 .&ertrals Obic=Sa bu". SbtlsGttonsn6t; 81
f,GoO n0far. s@inc. sSabn"sO bltgy ): pup 81 Ss3,
Is 4ftien Der iTrantiin%gant" -. -
$50 atteh Der Solts@@asz9ompasnts"... 2lh
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Sir ~glrfiihsMniliideu 8aher

SIR. 1855, Ret Napette., uabe Sutapnrassl
perbiten ni6t nur 3ranfpeit. ionoern ilne Gin nbeTef
1eibuddte 3ebeT, Rlercn~ 9rartpsii uub bic Der urlu'
Seidse, nerb0ic unb pbaiiiGliide Sdpdde.
Die elcftrii6eH uuo hemitaliiheR SG6et hrtnaeI
minsrdliihe uH0 dnbert 9ttte aus Dem SpiteIIl unit
nzrd,eu Mic Is irfuIltinn hgs obmetRef Trei. '9RQ }
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Wer3te, MOUotaten &c.
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Ger MdruIquoer Eurnperciu

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uuternimmt SOnutag, ben 4. An9ult, letHefl
uierten SahressAusFug mad rWlOnnuental
6iihina @rope." Sommenoeu Oonnerlta9
neroen i'm Sauptquarttere, ROrooit.ede Der
Oouers unO Gutam. StraBe, bic Bar unO Der
NndnertIanb oeriteiaert.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-28
PRICE OF TICKETS.

IhAOH VI 1IOhEIO.
Whole tickets. SO; halves. S. quarters, $3.50; II
whole tickets for $l0O Is for $2 Sc for $500 113 for
81 400; 255 for $3.50; SIS for 5000 No discount on
less than 500 worth of tickets at a time
The drawing will positively and unequivocally take
place December7, Agents are peremptorily required
to close sales and make returns November & in order
to give ample time for the final arrangements Orders
for tickets applications for circulars should be adj
dressed to Gov. TH0S. E, BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
octld7w- 2tw1t Louisville. Ky
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-28
POST OFFICE HOURS.
Rrahmas-Rules for Breeding.

After careful observation and consider
able experience, / find that, for all gener-
al purposes, the light Brahmas are the
best fowls I have yet found.
First-They do not roam all over the
premises, which to those who value good
garden is considerable of an item. NY
Brahmas nevet think of crossing an ordi-
nary board fence.
Second-They are moro reliable lay ers,
and Law larger eggs and more of them.
Notwithstanding others testi-
mony, I find them to make good settlers
and most excellent mothers.
Fourth-The young chickens mature
quickly, which, for those who raise spring
chickens for the market, or table, is q
great consideration.
Fifth-When grown, one has as much
meat as two ordinary chickens.
I believe many of the failures OF those
beginning to raise chickens, are caused by
o lack of knowledge of q few general
rules. And it may help some if l give
from my experience few rules.
First-Never set hen in a box above
the ground or floor of the chicken house,
if possible as the eggs dry too fast and lose
their vitality If possible to set hens on
the ground you will have much better sue
cess.
Second-Never set more than fifteen
eggs, no matter now large the men, some
set only ten or twelve, but under ordinary
fowls, thirteen or fifteen will hatch as
readily as less number-though more are
waste.
Third-Always be careful to mark the
eggs set, with the date of setting, as other
hens often lay ON the same nest with set
ting hen, and when the brood is ready to
come off, extra unmatched eggs are left in
the nest which you can not account for,
and do not know how to dispose of except
by waste, not knowing when they were
laid.
Fourth-keep memorandum of all hens
set, with dates when they should come of,
that you may have coops and proper food
prepared for them. Also take the young
chicks from the hen as they dry, because
sometimes they may run over their time a
little, or hatch earlier.
Fifth-Better let hens come off their
nests for a short time for food and water,
than to confine them and feed on the nest.
Two boards nailed together at one end,
with Stats of lath across in the form of an
A, make an excellent coop.-Wallace, In
Prairie Farmer,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-28
COMPARE Tour Crops.

An Ohio farmer who has visited our Sec
ton and proposes making it his home
some time, writes the folio wing about his
crops and wants to draw out our farmers.
Let us hear from the CHRONICLE readers
on such subjects.
The writer has just finished husking. a
field of 81 acres, which yielded 500 bushels;
and is now digging a patch of potatoes,
containing so rods, that will yield 12C
bushels. How do these figures compare
with East Tennessee figures? Let some OF
the farmers start in on this line and show
up their developments of Southern soil.
J. o. W.
TalImadge, Summit county, Ohio, Oct
d 1872
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-28

Al r;oks+s N Memphis and the Southwest via
m and Kenzie and to St. Louis and the
No-thwsst via Nashville Columbus Rail; OF
Nashville and Hickman-hali anu hlFer'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-28

The money necessary to pay in full all the offered
Bank as will be seen by the following certificate of the
Cashier:
farmers AND DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 26, 1872,
This is to certify that there is deposit in this
bank over half million of dollars to the credit of the
Gift Concert Fund $4,000 of which is held by this
bank as Treasurer of the Public Library of Kentucky
to pay of all gifts to be awarded at the drawing.
r. S, VEACH, Cashier.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-28

DAMAGE TO THE SUGAR CRoP.-The
New Orleans Picayune of the 10th says:
sit is now beyond doubt that the late
cold spell has done immense damage to the
sugar cane. AS far down as the parish of
st. Charles, we are reliably informed that
there was ice on Friday and Saturday
nights quarter of an inch thick. Even
in the parish of Plaquemines the weather
was so cold that the top of the cane is GER
tainly killed. In the upper parishes the
damage must have been very great"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-28
FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT!
100000 For Only $40.

the Second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
N special act of the Legislature in aid of the Public
Library of Kentucky. unaVoldaby pestp9ned IRON ION
uneauivocally occurs in Louisville. Ky" Saturday,
December 1872 without further delay on any account
whatever the following Cash Gifts are Tor distribution
by Lot among the ticket-hOlderE;
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-28
JOHN BAXTER, K. P. BAILEY,
President. Cashier.
EXCHANGE and DEPOSIT
B A n K,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
ESTABLISHED 1860.

WE are prepared to purchase, at
W Best Rates, Gold, Silver, Gov
eminent, State, County, City, and
Railroad Bonds and coupons, Bank
of Tennessee Notes, New and Old
Issue, Uncurrent Southern Bank
Notes, and East Tenn, Va. and Ga. r.
r. Stock.
We transact a General Banking
Business, buy and sell Eastern and
Southern Exchange at current rates,
receive deposits and make collections
upon the most favorable terms.
Interest paid on Deposits in Savings
Bank Department.
Tickets by Inman, Anchor and NatiOna
Lines of Ocean Steamers, and Exchange on
all the principal cities of Europe for sale.
Z. P. BAILEY, CASHIER.
July15-d&wtf.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-28
Kingston Turnpike.

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
Kingston Turnpike Company. notice is hereby
given that the books of said Company are open for
sixty days for the subscription of SIO, 10000 addi
uoes stock The Secretary viii receive subscriptions
rtifcates Of stock in accordance with the
1877 R. III. ARMSTRONG,
Sect'y K. 7, Co.