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soerfboou ern GruueeiasHtbum on ter Snrens
frake unb 2ibertp=Muep, uabe Waefs

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oerfbooueri Sruueeiaeutbum on ter Snren-
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Stdot Baltimore Sonnertaa, ben Il. April 1872,
ytodn. 3 ubr an Den reip. Bldseu ales nafite6enf
eel1rleoere, ernpIsbieHsfurtpe gt9entbum persau'
Gr.1. Den sonssn @ruubpGas nit @sbauben or
Der buren,, rabe YtaotionitraGe aeleeen, is TuB brett
unh 70 Gus ttcf. Die Getdupe. yr 81, btitsbeH In
stnem 7a<fi6dioen Saskatchewan Nobnbauie nil
2=ftofiaern Sintersebduoe. Gaher i'm pole; 9runo.
mietbs S33.h0
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toft9en Robrbauie nit boppeltem Sintersebiune,
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todtssa siesclneinerres' 8Cbn6ans NIT ssaerse-
i69s; @ofer int oofc; @runomietbe $f7.5 30.
Nr T. Dem Sbtaen an9renSsno, 10 SSuB 8 aSon
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Nr;5 DEM Sbiaen ansrerSenb, Il Sus brett
u1o 70 6us tiei, sas; 90; sleipts @ebdubs ME gtr.
Gissntbnm an efbertn=alnep.
Pre-. I'm sibertp-aaep 70 Sns 9 Soa brett uno
% SUR 3 Soa tiet Saus Mr. d2, ~ ftotts NIT suei'
itodi9em SinterssbduSs, @afsr i'm Sois. Srunb'
@r. 4. in eibe,tp.aaeu, IS Tus 21k 3on brett
unO 81 Gnb 3 3oa ttet, 5aus Str. 40; slei6ss 9aus
tute Nr. AZ. @runomietbe sis.
y T. s. Yin 9ibertp=Nne1, q TuB 2 3s1 brett urb
OIL 6uB 3 Son ttef. @auf Rr. 50; 2.fofiges bolSernes
Saus NIT Setteu<aaea unb b6l,erner Slide, 2 itofis.
Naifer i'm Sofe. @runomietbe $3.50.
NJ: y. Nm Sthsrtp:IGcp, IA iSuB 2 3oGl breitunb
OF SuB ttet, Nr. Sc; befttb in einem 2H=t0fi9en Bie=
9slItetnernen 9ebduoe nit = It0ti9em Siniersebaubs.
9runtmietbe $9.2,.
Seftredt unbetreitblr. Seoineune: Saarsab-
lung.
Wbilippine 6. Sieifer, grstutrir.
S.'S Goper s S6hne, autt.
NI6ne fbnnen in gfr. 142, Sib @barlesitr ctnges
febcn Derben. (72.4,6,8,9G &C. ,4,6.8J
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Sheriifs>8erfaui.

It'll Strait zines Beidlasnabme=Bsieble tFieri
facias} babe ln mil Beitlas bele9t unn rueree in benz
gr. rs uuo 20, Slibze bdrlesfrase, 2onnabenc,
ben so. Weors 1872, Dtorsens 10 ubr, perfauisn:
enc 0arfie $anskaltses erarbe, sntbalteqo 1
gthble in soaltu1 3 souRsess elm Sop5a, I'm
3eppid, @tftIe Il. {. 10. Befingunsen Saarsabluna
(7O,i,3,6,7,S) Musuftus Mlbert, frlpsrer StsriF
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mertbppuem Giaeutbum

h D o III c m g. q entbum
Str. 3I2, Horh=SroQomap
9rait eineS Oefretts ee5 Srei5=Seri6tes Der Sta6t
Baltimore lpcrhen Die lnterSeifnsuu ole @uratoren
Wtittpod,, ben 10. Npril 1872, Jta6mittaas, auI Ole
ientliher 4uttion al Srt unh Stelc pCrtauien:
VI bas tuertluoae @i9entbum, iot9enocrn1aBen bes
ibrieben: Gnfanaeno on Der 2inte Ger g9ritieite oes
MorozSroaonap in elmer @ntiernuns Don 275 6uB
lorhlih BON Der Ode, fDsi1e rurh Die a~reu5une- Der
g~toroicite Der 9aeeritr. nit Der lSefieite bes 8roaoz
NAB eebiloet miro, DeldpGr IuiiHq fib in Der Dtitte
Der Shelheluanb ;fuiiden Rem Nauie, luel6es aui Der
OIL bas iebt gu beihreibenoe Yrunhftid onereuSenhc
Bauitele erridtet iuoroen lit unhpsn "a norolit lau=
frnesan Die einie Der Retieite oe5 Y%roaouQp grenz
ieno, 16 EuB, bis 5ur Dfitte Der nGroI.' Wauer bcs
SouIes uno %t8ruEpes, ipeldbe iett bei1rieben rueroen,
ionann peftlid ourb Die Wfitte heiaeter Wduer biuz
ourd1 90 fSuS tei bis Sur Sitieite zines @GBbens BON
10 fSuB Sreite, rpelhes iih oort ~befiEoet; iooann iiioz
lid nnD an Das beiuete @dSden ~srenJenD, nit Dem
Bripile9ium, bas beiagte @QB6en eel1einitoitIit
nit aEoeren 81 ae6randerl, uno eann oitIil burb Die
erfioenannte Ufauer bis gum auidnse. Oas @tunb.
tiff lit elmer @ruRbmtetbe BON S48 unteruorieu.
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fofi9en 8aite,ulpobabeuie, inter Der Yer. 342, g.
Broaopap, hefaEnt.
gertauisbebineunsen: Elm SrttteI baar, Der Ref
In 6 uno 10 Wionaten, ober 4Hes baar, aaf Selieten
bes 9Guiers. Gre0itsabtun9en traaen Sntersiisn pom
Iaae bes SerfauIes uno iino 6urh bic Noten bee
9GHfers Su ii1ern, iufoiitrt CUR !Sutriebenbeit Der
gurotoren. Sb. u. Sleneinen, erxr
Gb. Gep. gSiiipn. Su'"'p'''
1918, 72,5, S,St,4,o,O SIeau & Sirfianc, Gutt.
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Grurss;oerttumUV H a., m,stbaros,

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VI Ser 11nterseihnete n1a6t hermit iei-
GH@ nen + eunben Ii einem seebrien Bub
SSlitum Die er~aeheHite Nn5eigs baB CT
- Wtrntas, rem l.. april, einen ialnoz
fen 2unib ierpi.t, rpotet oas alertbGlben b~erlbnte
Gr. Sdtsffer'ihe Bier per;apiripiIo.
E9.oJ Carl Reid,eripera.
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9u %nerfQufeI.

HIi 9as Uobrbaus nit 2abcn an Der Suotseftz
&Te Ser Sonbz uno SampfeabRr. fetr btli9 bel
Murpun & Sruscup. SRI. 40, ~2amsSmiiein9s,
ober gr. s6, NprSzSpntsr. (2S-)
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8ermalters=G rrfaui
@artenfarm, en~tsniussutsr

a. pon elmer
esTNe ,perfbopuen Gdrtenfarm, Gnteniaatufsr
- tDucking Shorel nue 6ifd5erei.
0%onnerfaq a, ben 4. Mpril, Racmittogs IL br.
ipereen Die I'm ter sei6reten 8trpalftr am Slate Die
ipertbpolle fleiue &anbftele ouf 9tortb Roint, BatF<
morez@ ountp, bem 9oupeinetneHts : Geudttburnl.
Gisentbulne onsreuSenr, 9eie9cn. uno flrslih pom
Gbarles g9ahsmutb betuobnt. Sc fino Doielbf elm
builder @ein9arreu, BFritdp' mo IepIel6iume aui
benz 8Iate, Ionic elm iurrtbuoler GntersS GieSfIn0
uno Siiherei. gdbere austunft 9ebeu Die luterscit.
neien in Sotpiontotun, ODER GcU. &. Stranh, Scr.
81, fredericksburg, Baltimore,
Sob. q. gellott 1um
t7S-Stl IS. Sobu SIinaIuf S"'"''''
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unterbaltuMgen.

Mfrontltr.- Gbeatre Uomique.
* DIE anaiepeuoftsu goraeGunsen, bic
Baltimore bietet.
GtetS mberDone 6dufer!i
esatsr - gut ssbet5t,, Der
Sesen Mbens une asittipoG unS Ssonuabsus
RhdmitIdSS miro ~aefpieIt.
Write 8ode DER h%eIbmten SenIationsz @pn,naHen
6psle unS ktaufIin.
Spsle nns SraneIin,
poise.' Der ~Gomiiden grhber" u. {. NJ.
Osr beIiebts Tesertomitsr unb Stumprebner
q. 8. salbptt,
Hauibenosr GrfoIa Der aiiHflcrinnen
Der Sdhmefern Slnir,
Der Gd,ipcifern SlGir,
Ntnna, G nj mi unh mag ete.
Htpefte I4ohe ocs uo1enhetrn Sou9lenrs
Sarrn wtdcf,
fpeIder eiliee ueue une Shfuttr.oe Sunfttide orienta=
ltf6er 3oEslerie uno ietne eTceleEt abecri4teteu
r;r s~s' Snsst
auoausrEeer Griota Dor ~reiseaoeu Gdnsrtu unb
Shauipislsrin
Hrl Seiin SuiS,
elny elmer reuen Musruabl ouserleiener @eI1res:
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a%uitritt:
/Hie unprrsIeid,iid,e Sauet<truppe,
81 I Die retsente erfte 2dH3etln
Srdul. Settle MemmelSbers,
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,pe; aroHen Souet.u auf.
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Die Eelagerun9 pom Sufnpn."
kGte 2uhipieltruppe in neuem pielfiltisen Fros
7 amme.
Ssoea Treit 9: yorfenuns fir 1amen.
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EzIg pom
al nuc;inSfreicm Giaeuthurnc, Tr. ga. G1asrns
2lpenpe, ;piid,en Sigbs unb Ggeternra6e.
SIN foIqe eines Sefretee bes 3rstsgeridtes Der
Gtaot 8c(ttlnere MIRO Der urterieid)nete SRrDalter
uui 0ffentliner Mutton am TlaSe 5pnnabenb, ben
6. Iprif 1872, Gahmittaas4 lipr, oertGuien:
faS mad, q ebeub beid,riebtur Siacnrbum, on
Der Niaie Der Jorhieite Der @arern apeRue, in Der
Gntiernun9 pJu 81 fSuB uno 8 500 lueitiidD BON Der
Gde, pelGe bur6 Die Sdneioung oer RorOieite Der
GaternzN uerue uno Der gSetSelte Der @retcritraBe
aebilbet miro, in Der Nfitte elmer Sdsioenauer auf
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SHen anQrensenoen, Gntu79cno, oaun norolid ourd
Die Witte .. Z beiaotea 9fauer uno rehtnintIia nit
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mauer oes Sleeelteincrntn Sauie6 aufbem I'M Horoen
an9renSeEbtn ElnbP, Damn Deltli4, ldn9s iener
OtIuer q fsuB mo 3ou, bis an cine 8enDlng elmer
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Denbuns ooer H~ie9une in beia9ter Nfnucr II sSuB
uHo 8 3on, bis an bic Mauer oes tpefflihen 9lebci.
enbes 6es 5ouies aui Dem bier beiGriebenen BluBe,
oann iiiolif. Lungs iener Dtauer, einI6Iie6lid oer=
ieIben, 81 GuB uno 6 Sol bis IN SdfterHsaoenue,
unb oann 0itlidb an Der 9oroieite her SaItern= Nuenue
IA Sus unb 8 3on his 5um anfange.
Sbl9er 8las if 9runo3ire irei uno nit einem q
it0fI9en 5ie9elteinernem Wobnbauie nit 5inter9e=
bGuoe bebdut.
Beoingu ngen: elm 9rirttbtit baar, Elm Sritttheil
in 6 unO Gin Sritttbeil in ~ Wfonater, ODER ABes
boar, nab Dem Seiitbeu bes 8Gufers. Die Croft
s~ablureen finb pom SerfduIsto9e on StnientrG9eEo
mo burd Sur i3uirieoenbeit ces SeruaIters inooIiIrte
Noten 81 tdcrE.
SIR. 43, yertR9tonfr.
FIX e 70 E. a. AZ 3. ST SSenurft * So. NuPt.
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A&AE
-pertbooqen grun6sinsfreien @taentbums,
SIR. 40 II. AZ, Gum=StraBe.
Sn Nol9e zines Oefretes oe5 3reiSzg eri6tes Der
Staot Baltimore tDIro oer unterseilbne re 8erpaltCr
auf offentltper Inttion am SlaBe 6reitas. Den 8.
Iprit 1917, Rafm. 31a ltbr oas ioleenhe @ioerlbum
in Der Stabt Baltimore, lolsenocrmaBen beldrieben,
perfaufen:
Blae Rr. 40, Qop.gtr., 6esiunt on Der gBeffcite
bei19ter StraBe in DER 2ntferrun9 bon 50 iSuB Eoro.
oittlG bon Der ShneIoure Der Tor0fuetieite per Qotu.
uno OR Worooitlclte Der Greterltr., lGuft Darn noro=
oItlih IL SUB bis an Die ytorbofieite Der Yorooit=
mouer Dec 5ieeelffeinernen SGuIes GuI Dem iett AL
beidreibsnpen Biaee, oaHn norbpeitlib IGnJs Der
Norpotieite beia9ter Wuuer is SUP III, br ooer lueniz
ger bis u. Gnior'e 2tnic, hann Detlih on u. gRior'5
Slnle IL fuB uno Damn iIo0tlih in eCraber 2inie IS
EuB rnebr ooer fpeni9er bis Snrn Anfan9e, nit rem
9ehraute Der aaep ilpiiden Dem obigen 4(ase unp
Dem beruod beldrteheneH Slate. Dem leeQenQnnten
Sidee 0as Hedt relerpirene, uber beIa9te 4qen uRb
in Ole Norootmcuer oes 5auies auf obi9em 4(aBe
ME ne leBt 9ebrautt rpirb.
6erner Den Slab ais SIR. 42, 9otuitr., betanut uno
an osf Son'Str; Don Is SnS 9 sou un6 elmer 5ieIe
9inie. ~ O -" S"''
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HlaFe eua 2,ftofl9es 5ie9elfteinernes Wobnbaue. ~,
Seftoll6 zSeoin9un9en: Elm 9rttttbe1l no .,nson
Srltttbetl III 3 Monaten uno Gin 9ritttbsi g Dse-
naten ODER Ines bdar, uuh 9slleben oeS Sauitte'
Sreolt3e hlun9en pom 8ertnuistdae IN StHleh i5uz
eeno, uno 0urf Jtoter ocs ooer ~ 8anlet sur Su=
ftiebenbeit oes 8erDntter5 inooIiirt, 9etnert.
g. 3. Wec NarIane, Bertu.,
SIR. AZ, SeriH9ton.Str.
u(64,6, 72,8,83l 3. 81. SennettS Comp, quit.
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Wnhnhaujer ~ perfauten.
&tfT4
Nnnhamter.

-TsTionen, iuelde 9anbey1sitcenBsn ODER 2anoHenen
ALL erpaltcn iphni6en, iuoaen sefdaisit poripteten
uue Gtomas' Bripcl Suh %einieben, er 1T Elm ptat=
Ftt uiete Bertheile, 90 er Die bauptiahliWiten Sano%
otter i'm 9 taatt tennt. F.
2hpmas & Comp,
fGehr. st2NPt.) Ode Der ct. Haufs & Saratoadfr
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Blu pfrkanfen nno 81 %pfrmistbfu.
gelfair Marrtott.

grunbeigentbums=M dtler u edtsanpalt,
Gprrmea:Gds Der 9erinstons II. ct. @atIftr.,
ginaans Oh Der ct. BaulfraBe, 2. Ebure.
Baltimore, Otb.
Sdufer, 2anritcuen une 0runtmiethen ae<
fault unb p~ersauft. Seionbere aufmerfiamtett
miro Dem ginsieben Don anipri9en, Wietben II. +.
10. sueefuenbet.
WnIPibe N ne aocttrt. (297-l
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5 -1lans.

sA Ontlfor0la-ppfrlt Ddlls.
TX Nilsfen in Der Spcr.
Die So. Moris mnc Wtas StratofD beebren
ND fol9enoe YnfIuei9nns su MAIDEN:
gtur OH pier NbenOen!
etrafoj6'S ital. Opern=0eleQi9aft.
CitersWe optda, ben l. April 1872,
n3uc,a ti Sammermppr,"
Nrdul. 6 brifina HiIsien dls ~eucia."
99. BrisnoIi, Barre, Re,harbt. Goletti u. |. 10.
1ienffaa, rem 2. April: D6du8.'"
ffrt. Gbrtittna " lie len als rWiar9aretbe." SRI.
Gars. wR. @spoui, %. Barre, @. Ssmetu u: I. 10.
HRittmod,. Den 8. Mpril: IRA GiapOlp."
Il GH. Qeon.Duua!I ais r3erline.
8rdul. u. Y. 6 arr dls "eatr stcafb,"
81. gictor@dpouI ole rSro Siaoolo
SO. 2naG, S~teidarbt. @ouctti, Barili u. |. 10.
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Fri. s briftin 0ilsfen oils DUtisnon,"
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e{tro, je Rat Der Sage. -
@aiion. 8inete fir 4 fundamentally:
Dilete uno Cite tonnen in $. DlcGaffrep's Nti@
ffalienbanbfung eefauft ipcrben.
Steintpap'jb Tiauo'6 Uerben benust. : (70-)E
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~ NDW UtHt"**ISWs
It'd Das nieblide feline @obnbaus Rr. 400,
rs Observation-Disclosures, biuig ee9en eaar.
Sinaes q SarSeG1t,
Inn Nn 9 a. " .ilffr.
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EMa 3uei neue 0obnbduier nit 9dbsn on Sot=
liNsItrGBe, nabe Gem Wtartte, idones Gisen:bum /,
tueroen bldg uno inter leidten 8eoinsunsen Der=
fault.
Scruer Gin neues Wobnbnus uno 2aber an 9 alttz
more, meltih pom Shroberlrase, uno jett ais elm
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oineuueen pertauit. GGberesd ui Der NprtrnefsGde
Der 2esiustpnz une st. Yauifra6e.
1881 6 2ipesep.
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9u %berfamfeu,
3m perfaufcn oocr gu Dcrmictben.

3z1sE fnnf Ader eaub, nit sluei Wobnbduiern,
nYN oortrefflr6sm Sbie, Yumpe iul Sole uIb nabs
Illespille eeIe9en, iinb ioiort binis gu pertaufen.
Cine uortreffli6e @elesenbeit. Dian melbs iib bel
u. eddie, 1 Nfcile ~ eitlib bon BifespiQe an oel
hnmarh'S Sill -Roan. lfSehr. 29. 1Ylt.l
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81. Siala,

81. Siaiia,
Suusz uuh @runheieentpuns 6 W 6flcr,
Or. i5 Ino f6, 1am=Suiifings,
fQnit uno ptrtCutt @igeutbum in Der Stabtu II. in ben
Counties, siebt Saus= uib @runb 3infen elm, iofuie
siueitelbaite uHb anseiohtene S6uloen untet unbez
ftimm.en gebiaeunQen, leibt 9eioer out 5uoerlalt9e
Siterneit nnD beloret ale ibn alpertraute @eibdIte
prompt. (S0n23. 12Dttc)
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EMS Gin 3zHodtees 8obnbaus ouf Der Rorotuefiz
Ode Der 9omborb- uno Sib : @Grepfrose, 16 5uB 8
3on brett unb So TuB 6 !3oa tief nit 2=todi9em 9tnz
teroebduoe. Schu Sienn X Somp.,
G3-l SIR. IS, @8eit- Sanctteitrohe.
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Yl DerrttefIe1.
says. Cine fleine 2anbfte1e BON l6AMder, nabe Der
ssY& Stabtqrense, ii@ gut lUr EN- NttfGseihdit ODER
@atteliorm pafieno, Saus nit Z 3immsrn, Stalz
lung; 9eibpom 1. Iprll.
g{Gbele5 Xxi Siram &dufnann, Stanb gfr. 81,
Centre, stino ytr. 5, 9anopsr., uno staro Nr: 8,
2eriu9tonf4fartt. VS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-23
FINANCES IN SOUTHERN STATES.
KukIux Committee Report.

The report of the Sub-Kuklux Commit
tee who have enquired into the financial
| condition of the Southern States is paper
valuable for its carefully prepared stats
tics and reliable statements. To those
who think the South is all on the verge o.
bankruptcy we commend it for careful
consideration
1t appears that when the late insurrec-
tiOnary States entered the rebellion then
debts and contingent liabilities were SlO2,
ole, TT IS. They held trust funds, assets
and balances, 70,147,747 70. These funds
and assets were OH deposit or in stocks OF
banks, railroads and other internal i'm
provements.
The contingent liabilities were secured
by mortgages OH lands, i'll stocks, banks
and interest in liens, or on turnpikes, rail-
roads and canals. The banks had capital,
overS61 900 900; coin, OverS1S 900, 900; circu-
lation, over ISL 100000. There were S,9i4
miles of railway, which cost S237 SIC, O97.
The assessed value of property was "A 1865,
O3O, 347 O5. Estimated or assessed value of
slaves 81 ,634, lO5, 341 value of property,
excluding slaves 81, us, S25, O06 O5.
1S65.-When these States surrendered,
their debts and liabilities, excluding rebel
State debts, had been increased to Sl33, $50, :
175 Al; aScertained debts contracted III all
of rebellion were $50, 567 ,957 43. Total ex-
listing debts and liabilities, SD, S4S, l32 so;
increase since 1860, $50, 763 1856 80. The as
sets and trust funds were reduced S37, 49,
ass 10. Loss since 1860, by loss of assets,
ETC., and increase of debt, S151, 477 ,Sl3 FL.
The value of their stock and securities,
liens, etc., for contingent liabilities were
greatly reduced. Banks were broken and
overwhelmed with debt, and their circula-
ton lost to the people or the States. Per-
sOnal property had been scattered, cOnsum-
ed, or destroyed, and even real estate was
damaged by neglect of buildings, fences,
fields, levees and drains, so that the assess
ed value of property was reduced to 81 $685.
400 429. Loss since 1860, 80, 759, 527 ,9lS 05 !;
excluding slaves, 81, 125, 522,577 05. Total
loss in property, funds, assets and increase
of debt, S2,917 ,OO5, 73l %; excluding
slaves, 81 81, $50 26.
The Confederate debt, nearly all of which
fell on the Southern people, is stated as
follows:
The debt contracted by the States in the
confederacy was variOusly estimated, and
we have not the data to fix the amount
exactly. Probably the confusion which
followed the fall of Petersburg prevented
a final statement. The amount was stated
for October ], 1864, at 81, 6S7 ,3l0,329. The
war continued six months after that date
and expenses were estimated at the rate of
81 ,427, AS, rs. The receipts from taxes
had become nominal, and the debt at the
end is estimated at S2,345, 297.S23.
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Ohio River convention Proceedings


CINCINNATI. Feb. 22-The Ohio River Con
yention urges the Steamboat Associations to re-
si-t the tax on tonnage in the courts, ana asks
for four hundred thousand dollars to complete
tho vidonirc and construction of the wing dams
and recommends the extentionlof the jurisdiction
oftba Light House Board over the Western
waters The Convention adjourned to meet at
tbo call of the Executive Committee.
New YORK, Feb. 22.-Three police commits
sioners, three fire commissioners and the chief
of police Of jersey city have been indicted.
Nothing d>ordcrly occurred to-day The
members of the Orange Society wore badges Of
purple and orange.
PARKERsBURG, Feb. 22-An engine and
baggage car fell down an embankment sixty
miles cast of here. The engineer, G. Dorsey,
was killed. The passengers escaped.
OMAHA Feb. 22.-Th0 track is reported clear
of snow, and that the washes are now OBTAINING
the trains.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 22-Arkansas and Missis-
sippi are the only Southern States represented
in the Labor Convention.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, Feb. 22-The State
Convention endorses Grant.
COLUMBIA, S. G. Feb. pit is reported that
the delegates elect to the Philadelphia Conven-
ton have determined to go to Washington as
soon as the Legislature adjOurns, to see Presi-
dent Grant and to make the removal of the pres
ent Federal officers in South Carolina condi-
ton of their support of his denomination.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 22-Two soldiers, in
mates of the National Asylum, were found
frozen near the building. They had been COW
cred with snow for a month.
MEMPHIS, Feb 22-The stockholders of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad have ratified
the lease to Thos. r. Scott and the Southern
Security Company for nincty-nine years
ST. LOUIS, Feb. - The tobacco manufac-
turers of this city protest against the proposed
change in the tobacco tax. They want uniform
tax
COLUMBUS Feb. 22.-The National Prohibi-
ton Convention has convened. There were one
hundred and twenty-four delegates from nine
States. Samuel Chase was elected President.
lie advocated party Independent of Republi-
can and Democratic.
In the Labor Convention James Kilgore,
Representative of the International Society,
waa admitted.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 22-The Republican
State Convention nominated Thos. Brown Gov
ernor and Godlovc S. Orth Congrcssman-at-
Large.
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SHOT TAMUD HOLE AND HIT 1T.
"DIstance Lends Enchantment,'' dc.

"DIstance Lends Enchantmenf,'' dc.
The "local" editor of the Chattanooga
Herald salutes his readers thus
Our city is destined to take very prom
inent position among the cities of the
South. We look forward with pride to
day when the mud of Market street shall
give place to Nicholson pavement and
street railroads, and the frowning rocks of
Lookout Mountain shall come down to
build up and adOrn two solid miles of
stone fronts, on ground now occupied
largely by wooden shanties. To this end
we shall labor
This recalls to mind the following eX-
tract from letter half dozen wears old ::
"* Have been on Lookout Mount
ain it is big thing. Walked a dozen
miles and seen great deal. Chattanooga
is visible to the naked eye from the sum.
NIT of the mount. Looks like some or
ratio genius had assembled the mountain.
taking with him a pOcketful of miniature
houses, rammed them down an old shot
gun and blazed away at mud hole, and
hit it. The burg may be all right-been
there once and don't want any more Chat
tanoOga.n
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FOREIGN.
SUSPECTED ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE
BISMARCK.
Alabama Claims Excitement Over.

Alabama Claims Excitement Over.
BERLIN, Feb. 22-There is now no doubt of
the presence Of persons in this city on Wednes-
day, whose object was the assassination of Bis
marck An apothecary from Posen, who is a
Pole and Il fanatical Catholic, was arrested on
suspicion. He formerly served in the Papal
Louaves.
LONDON, Feb. 22-The Alabama claims ex-
element is rapidly subsiding. The Times only
alludes to the subject and urges a diplomatic
solution. John Bright approves the conduct of
the Government in the contention.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 22.--BarOn Won Often
burg is the new minister to Washington. He
will depart soon.
HAVANA, Feb. 22.-The mail steamer has ar
rived and brings City of Mexico advices TO the
18th inst. No important military movements
had been developed. The supporters of ,Juarez
are confident y serious battle is pending near
San Luis Potosi.
PARIS, Feb. pa decree has been issued,
-uspending the publication of the Gaulois.
ROME, Feb. 22-Thc Pope has convened the
cardinals for tomorrow to elect a Bishop FOL
Russia