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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
Gurdb Q. s.. W0per s Spbt1e+
sas 8ermaltcrs 8ertanf
lpert9oouem 9u6tz@runo gt9enthum al Der
6amnz, nabe 9t9hItraBe,

auf ofieutIt6er Auttton.
Strait uHo in Jolge zines Setret5 oe5 areIS9ettlts
Der Gtaot Baltimore MIRO Der Undergraduate ais Serz
ipalter aui ofTentltdcr Tuition am BloFe hente,
amsfaq, 81. Se5ember 1872, &ddlnlttaSs .
Sen sdnicn 6rnnSpIos init Standardization,
beIhrie6er ME IoGst: I'm OR Gtoropetlelte oer
SsounitraBc. in Der @Utiernur9 ron Is gus norotln
BON Der Gte, Die tur6 bic S6neioul9 Der 9toToor'
Seite Der SiebtraGe nit Der Jtorontltielte oerU0lonr
Strase gebiloet miro, GnIdn9enh, Damn norcorl!p
ldnes Der 6alpnItra6e q sur gebeno: oGnn E~oro'Pstz
lid parallel nit 0i9bfraBe SO SUB 1 sous oann iu9z
iueftlIdl, parallel nit i5QiunittdGe 40 SUB bIs iur 9l9pz
StrQRt; Damn Ii0oItlh lCnas Der NI9pitaBe4 rIB 7
Sou; pQnn norooftlib parallel mt SdlonltEGBeIo !yuB
uno oann uelpeitlib parallel NIT pl99traBc - Tug
bis ann Nnianqe. dit Dem gebrduGt etnef . 0ul6
treiter 9lueu, uno Dem Gdurehtt uocr ~oIeleips' uis
ioltbeS in ciRem Eabtbrtele ocs beld8ten plaBes pom
Seirrib Ntliou uuo NnperH, an UtdrId Noot' StE
f~palterin, pom 81. Utal 1856 oGtlrt uno IN cen SImoz
Qrtireu Or Stabt Baltimore IN Sibet Y. o.. gtt.
t05, ,5ol. 293 L.. t. 10. eln9etro9en, GA9e9eVeh III.
Sebaut i etnem roBenlno 9efGu'
mioen 2=itodt9cn, helhefht
IS bnbau G, elmer iGbriltrn @rlnonIiSlqe o9H
$50, iomte and elmer 0ppotbet pom SIoOO' lWoh lat'
Zig, unterlporten. 0x;..tsors ,or
Ter Jfc5t in Ieds unb BWolI UtoHGten, ooet AleS oGGr'
nadb BEN Bcllehen 0es RGuIets; Die 9reolt SAP
luuoen iinb pom Sertduista9e Gil 5lnlentr09eho uIO
burb sur 3ufrieHenbcit bes SerrpGlters lnoolittte @oz
q" : Shps. VI G5rii1n, Serua!tsr,
Str PIP, &Ntern'aoenuc;
Edmuel5. Goocr * Sobnes Iutt.,
Sueut.Gte Der 9ap=uno 6dpettsttaBe'
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SeItene 0eIeaenbeit.

Cine pcrsHsIidf Blansr & 8episr'its ySdbmolhins
in uoltorlmesem !3uitanoe In Rr. 3f6, Sft' aNaei'
fnnirnRe. (OOf(
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Serlanst umo seindjt.
Serlanat iptre

Gin Sournohft. Der be ~nUtbIsen aenntniife une
fsdLieteiten bettt, iTr oas Sin1Ejz uno Sanoelsz
SepGrtemert eintr DetlIten .3citun9 Al %arbel'en.
@mpiebluReen iuerben erhetsn. Seltdnol9es engage
inert urn GutCs conorar luire iugeiidert. DiGn btts
tet Su cbreiTrsn: II. Eeuner. Spr f4G4, Siueins
natl, -. (0U1J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -2Gn;cioc.

Rcdrjht MIN lltrmIt lcggbtU, oar UnIu}tttncte
g}olmodt yur &Crualtuuu ors 9ja0laMJg Ctr CIa
birr utrtorb,rru GRAM nilbcrt GrlGDtcu bat. AIc
Sirigulotu, mtll, Turlgyl1gln an oltlem Nod
Ian BADEN, u,rocH gItyutt du'svIoyctrt, loibc uthtt
Olu uJtglgtu 8tICgtn l~qG,llttUs am u. luTl 1919
Ciu;urrihlU uUo QGtIul 'f MAIDEN, ootr il 60
]Udrttgcn, oaB it ibr,r NulyluAt On oltDcr ytabloB
Qgirglih lur utIlulI8 utlgytlulrugu mo8gu. Aut, blc
GlbluuQCu all hititH JjUdloE so maiden BADEN, UtCz
Sen hermit lu'0Uorocrl, iylltuHUgriaQllu G~ulluttro
ulduttt gu ltlitsu; NO UlUt, 10 MIRO 8rlcEtd cingc"
'GGI4-2W gUuitc GiIbcrt, %omjn.
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Ga

DETERMINATION su Dermtetbcn
IN Rr. Al. German, nGbe SopGrefr9Be, mlteom
nIptsr Sfnridtuun. (304-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21

burtb Or. GarI Ireu6, pelter feline 8obuung RON
Sri. Sc, Slnudl. Iuenue, nab Rr. 50, Sarriipn'
9trase, ncrlsat bat. Serlelbe 9tsbt loer ale Ser7
6oitnjKe urb @ebeimr life res 9ebers Iustunft.
lNfnh2T INN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
Su p%erfanfcn ODER su Dermietben'

- 0as Icbr empieb!enspertbe 8obn9aus Gu'
ESIiis Der Rorbmet Sde Der Baltimore uno DIR
hiii bamRrase, 5,t0diacs SOroer: u: StnterpauS
~ Sobn Slenn 4 Spinp..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
NcrIduQt.

Gin enter Suroe, nm oas Sarbiers@ei6dft 81 ler=
mem: .iner, peider ftou elrt9e ScnntntB oooon be-
list, tuiro Borg sossn in Rr. 90, Srerrenthraae,
bel s. 2epnbdret. (3Qil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
0erHeisernnaen.

Surf 8. $. gnncr & Snhne.
n @pe3ieuer uno unbsoiu9tsr Serfouf
Woaaen-@bisties, frauS0Nidem8 rannttuetH,
boGdnoiihem 9eueoer, idotttlden
98hiSlie8 Il. |. 10.
Qul @uttton.
Situ7oa, ben q. Deg. 1872, Wor9en6 ~ u9r,
nerSsn mir i'm &aoen an rer Gte Der Noro'9Gqzu II.
gPottftr.. nQbe Dem 8ei0ir~U iartt, eInen oor,B9l!i9tn
u. omtoepGblteu Sorratb pom Z ia u RS, SSetn {
VI btSftee, 8rQnntpein, II. !. 10. o~ettaulen'
rdmlid:
alien 5uates, otter STtent;c ca, LIZ Etea
0Guqbertu, atolrbotFe, Gold Medal, Gilt Euse'
u. |. 10.
frans6Tfhe 8ranntfpeine, bpudnei'doen oeneoer,
Slaret 9Ssiue, ulten Gortneth eiteh
Sberrp, alten WtooetrG, SGmGtco Rum, lQotH'
MGe in i, ., 3 uub ; @aaOneu : Semi'
jphns. -
Wertaui uu6e0tugt. BebtraunS: SaHr3apiuns'
&anuci -. 9poer q Sobne. Autt:,
@ffooitSgte Der 9Go> uno TdocttellfGBe.
Gouter Die 2iquors niht ale am gtor9en oertaul'
nerben, 10 lpiro Der 95ertaui as ubr Aoenos I9ts9e1
lcet lpetoCH. 49, 80
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(292-305l
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N1Oen Ill nerniietAen.
gscrfantmIun8ssGOfaI su Sermtes

E5:::s Gin orokcr Qaoeu, gde Der Galoertz unb BtCas
T1n11rufc, Al $JU, unb etA tleiner 2Gben, Dem erltersH
rrnrpu,Pno. an sol, Sbpmd9 Siu,
PS2El Gfe Der Ecoettez uno ct. 8aulltraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
U0LflM0rf U0A0nlQ(-DQln.
bis mad 6a9er5tOmn 9e0finet.
-Nnln rr u frtinr.

pulllnlDIt puEVH|"I O"D"'
gn urO nab Trcttag, Den 6. 0sbembtr 1919,
friib eebcn 3uge com iuterimtrtibeH GnopunttS an
Scr uSSrlGugerttn GoWnieHoitrGBe Go unc tonlLleh oor'
""' "' QI6iobrt rad @ofbtn9ton-
frHb 3 ubr 10 Uttn., 6llbr5 5 Ditnn; uHo g;322; 3a@'
InittCeS 8 ubr 50 Min, Z ubr p VI. uno L. uOV ID
~ abfQtrt BON @ui9tn9ton
ana, 1888. 1898 Usor9en5, 3.3o. 5.35, '.o5 gtGQH''t7
tags. ,r,tuo
e q, 1870 Wtor9 ms, 1910, $50, 100 Ha9nlitta9s
~ ' Ibfa6rt mad Warttoro'
frib 9.35 uuo ytahmtttd95 800.
4biQbrt Jon WiGrlb orc
frIb az upb Hahm. $40; AntunIt IN baltimore
iTrIb 10 iIbr 30 Wtin. Hno abCnDs 80.
Scr Q6enos nm 900 BON baltimore ah9elenoe
3uq fabrt obnc 28e6leIu Der 8a99ons nab Detoon'
Bn1mGnn'ihe Patat Wa9gons itno in oteier
2nos rpr baltimore bis Belcon.
- 5lC 3uae um a.35 Yior3eus uno 7.29 Na9flitt.
| taos ron Baltimore, ioruie Die Sl9e nr4.33 uno 80
wporsers urb 1853 0unnittOss BON Waibtu9tor la5'
rem tdoItt; aue auoereu 5uge tdbr'n to9uW, an69e'
" ggeocn 8tQete upo ausfunft froge man in oem9tl
let Bireau i'm SdbnboIG on Ger os ~lun9erten 2olOn
ienofrQRe, uno in Der gro6eu Slletur oul ter gtoro
| Sfs@fe Ser Baltimore uRo @alocrt'tr08e mad.
Gemuue2 &. Su SarrD, Supyrtntsnoent
Oh. @, young, SensrGl BGna9teT@
r258-) ageRt.
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&erfetgernnse1.
q STIR 9anbleute uno 0artncr
90 SpeSial=S erfauf

q 9Silr NanOleute INN 0artncr
80 Spe5ial=S erfauf
Staa- 0iingers Der Baltimore StaSt Yalz
ia9iersG iieubabn" fitr Das Sabr 1873
al 4utttou.
Ssute, Sdmfiaa. q. 0eSembtr 1872. UorGsns
prdcilc IL ubr, mer>en mir in NE. rs nm so,
Glib SbarlcshraBe, SG'ttmpre' allen Sun9er
Ser na6itebeno pcrSeitneten StGue oertaul'n:
Gaphraseu- guee e stau, on Der usrtaHserten S0ofr.;
@eh .8altimoreRr. ~gubes Stall, an Der ! Spet Stdlle
petldnserten 8altimoreitraBs, j(Nr.1u.2);
Sounboruza ueuue @noe Sta4, Gte l4StdueCytr.
Der Ta. Ipe. uno @umberldnotraBe, L. :, III. Al;
Sab- Baltimore StaG, an Der ocrlGn= 5Uet Stdle
oerter VtobtftraRe, OR. l Il. p;
ReQs' Gointer StuI on Der 35omesfraBei
@uutonzs taq, Gte Der Secorb@ unO 2omeTttaBs.
Seeer Stoa miro Icparat p~ertauit uno ntunen MOS
natlihe 3at(ungen aemGdt 'perocn; Die Surhldnltt?s
.Sabl Der 8lerbe IN ieotm StoA muo oam @et'"uIe
Qnge9ebeu.
(295-3OD 4. sB. Ssnuctt S Comp, @ltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
(quo7,t2wD ODER u. q. Softer. ON 9l0se.
M G;,s idSrr Morft.0onofeQe

non 20 qteru nit Sbtsartsn une u%ssaendbltsH
ssritteu, ausseSeidneteln Bobnbaule, Sg.nIe uno
stoIuna, ueibe Jest iebr ergiebt9 1T. 81 9e!tsuiea
6vrCb 8. as. GDpfe, @r. ~ kan Sh''r'"s"'-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
&oplHas piuI
3O2-l @ie Der Nnpette' uno OF. gGulftoB
Qu ocrf1ufen Dpcr III Scrmietben

&c. Gos paus Rr. l48. Olt;Niaoron=, naRe
fE,,IIH SnIortraBe, iebr oele9en tlr Die Staot'Gtlen'
Sobu Glenn & Comp,
IocnN Mr. 1. ct. 8nulitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
b 6aulcr biaig si nerfauteHs

EE9SsS 3 on Der NnbiionzIpenus;
~ Oil Der Wtc@ulou9btr.;
"a on Der &arepz unp RepuollcaHFl''
8 on Der @arOerltr. uno
an Der @utarp., unlpett SofnanrtraBe,
am Dsrtbe BON $4,000 bis $4,000.
AN 5bomas & Comp,
a14- GSe Der ct. Pnute ulbe Saratoaaf
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0ermalterss Scrfauf

- ~ ~
!. 81. &cnnett 8
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o.. onrpnuEou
gu perfauicn.

Scr gortotb mo Die @tnribtun8 eines VQnoIapeRs
eraer 9lniie IN EoDioRtomn, Nlo.
N Thomas Gill.
/oagN G]P her ElDette- mo ct. Tanttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
Seutfhes
Hrbeifs- Nahwei(unas Dlrea1,

Nr. 272, Sho~Srpaotpap,
u,teY qlnfTd,t Ger ,,Seutfden G~cfeuidaft."
rSis;enioen, iuel5c beutI6s Sonblprrtcr, 4rbeitel
uns 5ienitboten Su beibaitt9en witnibtn, pollen no
n%eri6rLttJ ooer in i~rontirten Srieten an ben A9entsn
betS5eieaidait Srn. 6.S.2S eIltnsbetl, .Ss
Gir s Srpdspan, %ivenoer, DelVe nHsnt9tts'Q
Uusfuuft ertbeilen miro. SanZr'lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21

It'll 9ebn bretitotlse 9o6nbduisr an Der SHo.
GI1aipfroEe, rabe anabe's ItGro. 6abrlt, meroen
hiuio p~ertanit, uno Swar auf m0Aentlt6e ODER nloz
natltbe 3ablunssu, penn Setpiinibt.
Spbn eSlenn 8 Sprnp.,
foso=A Nr. /, Ct. YaulitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-21
9dnlcs Cairns

unDeriGliGtey GIlig
suin Gtrmadbeu 5u 40 Genta pro 8ol0s:, ioot'
refine gemiir;e unc rObeu s1ngr9er sum @tHs
na&en bel &Oui8 s. 9iets s. BruDec,
iS4-) G6e Ter S1nooers unc G~au1teIEroHe.
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gGilminQtOR, N..G.

gSilmiugtOn, gt.sG.
hQ(bW 6Cntltde 2tnie.
%s@taAAs Srudtquter tGglid1 auasnommen
am 0ulbc5' GuQu, Gde Der yI99t= uuo E%teltroBe.
Gts Baltimore SOutberu 9smpI . &r4nsPart@'
tiUU5 G @omp.," bete9t aus oIn DGn1pldinen
- :. Tolcp," 6Gpt. DGnto j. ttct;
rSebcrFa Cine" @Gpt. ,. s. 9bIloS;
,9uciue Capt. SObn z. Bennett.
ncs 3umyN 9iH =. 5. Sclcp" ulnlmt lcP'
NIzat Gin uno Urb Samit0s, cen q. 2tjIhoer'
RubnTItaos u5r, Ub9eleH.
Sic ECmpNttrt o~erlaien tcccn NGlen 5pel Utal
mobcntlib uno u]crbiuntn Tb in 2BtlmIngion mt
hyr rg8lmiugt tome olumbia- 4u8lita'rr," pr g2HI
mUaton EtItUUcr," 0u "I8lImIn9t0n SG9r'ottc5
Hn;Guiorcer Gl{grbGbu" uuo cuGn Anl0luBuniyn
agsD nit Acn 0rrJ 9umpIera Elnttu nab 6GQttlt0ILS,'
EuruQc6gnoc TrahtbItIe rOsrceu nah autH FuAt'
ten IN J0ro- uu0 SuoIS 0%roltna, georgia uno a'a'
bumu dU59Cit,ut.
~5yr1Gtguter DuoentdgIib on9enomn1en uno 6taGt
G3.t,u 10 btuig, ais bti irgcuo eIncr onotrntLHit ga
rrrtitt. @crtdruuqGn rDerbCn 81 = 8roJ. %eI1ettlitt
98eqeu Trattruteu, GlGinrtOtlonGn u. 0noerer@us'
tguIt luCrot man nl On
u, 8. SoianE. 49enteu, gitmtngto1, RS;
UucreroB s Spmp., @tnCrot-agCntent
R.il SIR. 70. Smith's WGritR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-26
Atmospherle Diseases.

The air, without which no creature could I've,
is the source of diseases Of which millions die.
At this season, especially, the atmOspksreis full
Of the germs Of many kinds Of sickness. Every
globule of the mist and fog which cloud the
earth and sky in spring holds in solution it, p0r-
ton of miasmatic poison.
The evil effects OF this 9rial virus can only be
certainly averted by increasing the vital activity
of the system and securing the full and nee ex-
ercise of all its natural functions, and hence It
is. that HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, the great
nerve strengthened, regulator and antidote to
malaria, is Imperatively required in the spring
months.
1t is at tins time, too, that Dyspepsia assumes
its most distressing types and that persons or
bilious habit usually suffer most There Is an
influence in the air which depresses the spirits
as well as the physical energies, and IN ORDER 70
restore their elasticity, tonic treatment IS abso-
lutely necessary.
An the world knows that the wonderful efhea-
CIV of Hostetters Bitters in cases Of indigestion,
biIiousness, nervous prostratiOn, and malariOus
fever is due to the potency Of its tonic, Alternative
and aperient materials and the absolutely pure
stimulant with which they are incorporated.
Its because the public have been taught by
twenty years' experience that the article can be
Implicitly trusted-inasmuch as it performs
uniformly and certainly all that it Is advertised
to dO-that they prefer this sovereign tonic 20
every other. Hence its immense aud sger-in-
creasing sales, and hence, too, alas the many
eOunterfeits and limitations, against which there
Is no safeguard except the close scrutiny o. the
purchaser. ap24 de6dlwSF1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-26
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.

We direct the attention of our readers &c
an article in this issue prepared by DR.. ].
NJ. Stafford, under direction Of the Agricul-
tural Bureau, on the subject Of fertilizers.
The Doctor in plain language shows what
are the valuable ingredients that enter into
them, how to estimate their value, and to
give such other information as will enable
every farmer to judge whether he is paying
too much for the articles he is buying. Ii
the Legislature would carry out the sug-
gestion made by the Bureau and require all
fertilizers offered for sale to have an aDaly-
sis Of them marked on the bag or barrel
containing them, the farmer with this paper
could decide in a moment, after a very
simple calculation whether the article offer
ed for sale would be worth the money or
not. This simple sugg stion carried out by
the Legislature would save thousands Of
dollars to the farmers in the State and keep
down all attempts at frauds in the sale of
fertilizers. Let every farmer preserve this
paper for future reference.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-26

The following are the cotton quotati on,
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
10 the public:
LIVERPOOL, April %, 11:15.-Cotton
quiet. Middling uplands lid; Orleans
113d. Sales 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April %, 1:OO.-Cotton
heavy. Middling uplands 116I15d; Or
leans 11sd.
NEW YORK, April %, 1O:O5.-Market
weak. Ordinary zoe; good ordinary 22c;
low middling 229c; middling 23ac; Alabama
23sc; Orleans 235c; Texas 24c. April de-
livery % 18-16cc; May % 13-16c; June
235c; July 23Sc.
New YORK, April Is, 11:05.-Cotton
dull. Ordinary 195c; good ordinary 2l5c;
low middling 22sc; middling 23sc; Alabama
23ac; Orleans 23sc; Texas 23Sc. April de-
livery 224c; May 22sc; Septen Der 21ac;
October zoe.
NEW YORK, April %, 12:O7.-Market
dull. Ordinary zoe; good ordinary 22c;
low middling 223c; middling 235J; Alabama
23sc; Orleans 23sc; Texas 24c. July de-
livery 23sc.
LIVERPOOL, April 25, 5:OO.-Cotton un-
changed. Middling uplands 11611Ed; Or
leans 11Sd. Sales to-day 10000 bales.
NEW YORK, April 25, 3:16.-Cotton
weak. Ordinary uplands 2Oc; good ordi-
nary pc; low middling 22ic; middling 235c;
Alabama 23sc; Orleans 235c; Texas 24c.
Sales to-day 1872 bales for export. Sales
on contracts 16,4OO bales. May delivery
225c; June 233c; July % 15-16c. Net re-
ceipts 20,351 bales; stock Of all classes 3O9,-
40 bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-26
HOMINY BEANS.

These beans, equally las nutritious as the
navy beans, may be grown in large quanti-
ties simply by dropping one in each hill of
corn about the first of May. They differ
from the navy beans only in being slightly
larger, and in the fact that the vines are
climbers. In rich soils, and in fayorite 10
calities, they will make from twenty to
thirty bushels per acre, with no other la
Dor than the planting. The cultivation
given the corn will answer for them, and in
every case they will prove a profitable crop,
if planted where no other crop is expected
to succeed the corn until the following year.
The vines are greatly in the way of seeding
wheat or barley. The best manner of gath
ering is to strip the vines with the adhering
pods from the cornstalks, and pile them in
an open shed until dry. They may then be
easily beaten out with fail. They bring
in the market about the same price as the
navy bean, and are hardly distinguishable
from them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-26
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Little Sam Mccullough, of Union City,
was kicked to death, the other day, by a
mule.
The house of J. II. w. Jones in Union
City was partially destroyed by fire Monday
morning, April %.
The paid up capital of the home fire in
surance companies of Memphis amounts in
the aggregate to over a million dollars.
Hon. Thomas J. Freeman, of the Su-
preme Court, has been sick at Jackson for
the past week, but is now getting better.
Millekln, the horse thief, received a sem
tence of twenty-One years in the Peniten-
tiary from the Criminal Court of Shelby
county.
A man calling himself Ed. Freeman, and
who has been lately preaching at the Chris
tian Church at Lebanon, is mildly spoken
Of as impOstor.
Fort Pickering mound, where history To-
Gates DeSoto, when he took glimpse at
the Mississippi from Presidents Island to
the Hen-and-C Chickens, has been transform
ed into beer garden and dance ground.
The chain gang al Jackson, consisting of
two white men and two negroes, broke jail
Monday night, April %, carrying off the
chains and padlocks. Men who cannot get
away from their chains, show some skill in
getting away with them.
The Pittsburg Cable Lightning Rod Com
pany has a contract to erect one of their
lightning attractOrs on every bridge and de-
pot on the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad, from Bristol to Chatta-
noOga.
There is a sharp darkey in Memphis
who does a good business in the labor
brokerage line. He hires his brother out to
every farmer he meets, gets five dollars and
then gives the brother drink and cigar
when the money is obtained, and the planter
safely out of the way.
Pool selling in the Memphis races of next
week will commence Saturday night, at the
Overton Hotel, on which occasion the cele-
brated DIR. Underwood will, in a voice,
which, though not childlike, is bland, make
known terms, entries, etc.
The NicOlson pavement contractors at
Memphis have notified the city authorities
that they are going to apply to Judge Trigg,
at Knoxville, for mandamus to compel the
levying of special tax to be used in the
settlement of their demands.
The new markethouse at Mechanicsville,
near Knoxville, was destroyed by fire on
the I'd inst. Mr.. NJ. A. King, who occu-
pied portion of the building as grocery
store, valued his stock at 81 200, of which
nothing was saved. A portion of the in
struments of the Mechanics Cornet Band
were in the building, and were DESTROYED.
No reason can be assigned for the fire, ex-
cept incendiarism.
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THE COTTON Markets.
Montgomery, Ala, April %.

AAass april
The Montgomery cotton market closed
quiet this evening, as follows: Good or
binary 2l4!c; strict good ordinary 213c; low
middlings 22c; middlings 224c.
Augusta, Ga, April 23.
CottOn-Was dull and nominal to-day at
22c for middling; offerings continue light,
with few transactions; sales GO bales; re-
ceipts 121 bales.
Columbus, Ga, April %.
Our market moderate demand and offer
iDgs; middlings 2l9c. Sales 81 bales; re-
ceipts 8 bales; shipments 80 bales.
Macon, Ga, April %.
The market may be little weak, but
good Liverpool middling will readily bring
21c.
Cotton-Receipts to-day so bales; sales
81 bales; shipments 200 bales.
Baltimore, April 2s.
Cotton dull and nominal; middlings 23Ic;
net receipts $40 bales; gross 437 bales; ex-
ports coastwise IS bales; sales 100 bales;
stock II 600 bales.
Boston, April 23.
Cotton quiet; middlings 233c; net re-
ceipts $50 bales; gross 800 bales; exports
to Great Britain - bales; sales 800 bales;
stock $500 bales.
Philadelphia, april %.
Cotton quiet. Middlings 22R622Se.
Atlanta, Ca, April n.
The bushes now being transacted in cot
ton IS very hsut. Receipts are exceedingly
small. Cotton is quiet at 21!621ac.
Selma, Ala, April 23.
Sales to-day PSI bales at 221c. Offerings
light and market quiet.
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Nashville Provision Market.

There was considerable activity to-day,
with fair shipments to Southern points.
Prices steady and unchanged. We quote
packed from store as follows:
BACoN-S Shoulders &c; clear rib sides 7sc;
clear sides 7s68c; country hams 10!c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's G. G.
G. Hams, (new) uncanvased II &c; canvased
12c.
BREAKFAST BACoN-We quote at 124c.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides nc; clear rib
sides &c; shoulders SIC.
LARD-Hart & Hensley's choice pastry
in tierces 9ic; kegs lie; buckets 11ac; prime
leaf lard in tierces at &C.
MESS PoRK-FUll weight $P Dbl. $3.50.
RUMP PORK-Full weight % Dbl $11.0O,
DRIED BEES. G. uncanvassed, tic.
BEEF TONGUEs-S. G. $3.50 % doz.
There was very little country meat on the
market, but all that was offered was taken
at full figures. We quote from wagon at
sc for shoulders, Z &c for sides and 9369sc
for hams.