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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08
TIE WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

1t is said seven females and seven chill
dren were aboard the Missouri, none Of
whom got into the boats. The scene pre-
sented was heaItiending. Not over twenty
minutes elapsed after the fire was discov-
cred before the three boats were launched.
The MissouriS engines were stopped, but
her sails were left spread, and speed of
four knots maintained. When last seen
Captain Greene was working with Purser
Hampstead and some Of the crew trying to
get Off the lee boat, surrounded with smoke
and flame. Eleven Of the survivors say
the boat was never launched, bat the
twelfth, Captain Culmer, says it was
launched, full Of people, bnt was immedi-
ately swamped.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08

MAJ. L. ID. PoIssoH and Alex. r. Lon
don, Esq, have been appointed auditors Of
the W., Z. & Il. L. Il, under rs prcseut
keceiyerehin.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
GLE;ANTNJGs.

The L1cENsE Law "A meeting Of the
Exchange. Stock and Real Estate Brok-
es0, in Charleston, was held last week, and
the following resolution unanimously ad-
opted:
RESOLVED. That committee Of three
bs appointed by the chairman. who shall
consult With otherIparties. whose Interests
are affected BY the State License Law,
upon the exuediency ofresistance to said
law, and report at an adjourned meeting
to be'held on Monday next, the 25th in
atsnt, at one Pm.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27

At tho last term Of the Supreme
Court. the following order wus made;
It's ordered that. at the April term
OF this Court. commencing on the third
Tuesday of April next, the causes on the
several Circuits shsll be called or the
following order, and the time to be allow
ed to the hearing eof causes from each
Circuit shall be 70 the day fixed for the
commencement of tho next, except US
to the Seventh Circuit. to which shall be
allowed three days,
Second Circuit. Tuesday. April 1G.
Eight Circuit. Thursday, April lS.
Fifth Circuit, Tuesday, April 2s.
Third Circuit Friday. April &c.
First Circuit, Tuesday, April 80.
Sixth Circuit. Tuesday. May Z.
Fourth Circuit, Monday. May 13.
Seventh Circuit, Wednesday, May Is.
At IL M.. the Court adjourned until
Wednesday; F ebruar j ,,h. IL A. Nj.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
THE SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANT
THE
NEW FAMILY SINGER SEWING
MACHINE,

MACt1lNE,
WITH ATTACHMENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF work
is fast winning favor in the household, as shown
by the rapidly increasing sales.
This sNEWFAMIL YsE WING MACHINE
is capable of range and variety of work such
as was once thought impossible to perform by
machinery. We claim and can ahow that il In
the cheapest, most beautiful, delicately arranr.
ed, nicely adjusted, easily operated, and smooth.
ly running Of all the Family Sewing Machines.
1tisremarkable not only for the range and va.
riety ofits sewing, but also for the variety and
different kinds of texture which it will sew with
equal facility and perfection, using silk twist,
linen or cotton thread, fine or coarse, making
the Observation-Disclosures stitch, alike on both sides
of the fabric sewn Thus, beaver cloth, or
leather, may be sewn with great strength and
uniformity of stitch; and, in n moment, this
willing and never wearying instrument may be
adjusted for fine work on gauze or gossamer
tissue or the tucking OF tarlatan or ruffiing, or
almost any other work which delicate fingers
have been known to perform. isis ~
AT the Worlds Fair, 1t received tho erea
award OF tho highest salesi 4 ~ Z. I
J. K. WHITE,
sales-room at Bull. scovill 6 Pike, Orange.
burg, 6. c. e
ineh " s-, 3moH
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27

Alta meeting Of the stockholders of the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad Com
pany, held at their Office, at Columbia,
S. G. March IL, 1872, the following, direc-
tors were elected: H. G. Worthington,
N. G. Parker, Hardy Solomon, J. j. Pat
terson; G. D. Melton, F. S. Jacobs; Thos,
steers- The directors organized by cleo
ting John j Patterson President, and
E. S. Jacobs. Secretary aud Treasurer.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
aas GIRL wHo wraa.-The time

1 9RE GIRL WHo wraa.-The time
has passed away when women must be
pale and elicdate to be called interesting,
when she must be totally ignorant of all
practical knowledge to be called refined
and high bred, when she must know no
thing of the current political news and
strong minds.
1t is not sign ofhigh birth or refine
mens to be sickly and ignorant. Those
who affect anything of the kind are behind
the times, and must shake up and air
themselves mentally and physically, or
drop under the firm strides of common
mems ideas, and be crushed into utter
insignificance.
In these days an active rosy faced girl
with brain quick and clear, warm, light
heart, temper quickly heated at
intended insult or injury, and just
as quick to forgive; whose feet can run
as fast as her tongue and not put her out
of fbrcath; who is not afraid of freckles,
or to breathe the purc air of heaven, unre-
strained by the drawn curtains of close
carriage; and, above all, who can speak
her mind and give her opinion on impor-
tant topics which intrest intelligent people.
is the true girl who will make good
woman.
This is the girl who wins IN these days
Even fops and dandies, who strongly
oppose woman's right, like woman who
can talk we'll even if she is not handsome.
They weary Of the most beautiful crea-
ture if she is not smart. They say, "Ah,
yes, she is beauty, and no mistake. but
she wont do for me-lack brains" of
which commodity it would seem she could
have little use in her associations with him:
however, to please even an empty headed
fop, woman must know something.
'TuE mn n WI y,oyor Il to,.a -,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
no Builders.
no CONTRACTORS.

There will be let out to the lowest bidder the
contract to build the harbor or shed, at Lime
stone Camp Ground, on Friday, 18th of april,
at II o'clock, A. N. The plan will be specified
on that day. ". c. Wolfe, Secy.
mch 2O-2
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27

Information has been received in Paris
from Spain, that the Carlists are endeav.
oring TO import arms, with the object of
rising against the government. It is stated
however, that internal dissension prevails
in the organization, which, it is thought,
may prevent any demonstration.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27

Advertising as tho means OF prosperity
is not as well understood az it should be.
Nothing can take its place. 1t is fact
thatno one who has advertised literally
and systematically has felt like disputing
that twas the best spent money he put
into business. AS horse was never made
fat by single hushel of corn, SO single
advertisement is never perfect test of
the benefits Of advertising. The man
with genuine wares to sell who advertised
them in the right way without success,
would bs q suriesity,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27

We learn, by telegraph. says the (Col-
umbia) CARoLrNrAs. that the case of the
State ys; w. D. Aiken for the killing of
j. W. Clark, terminated last evening in
the full acquittal Of the defendant.
While the friends of Mr.. Aiken deeply
regret the occurrence that Cost Mr.. Clark
his life, they will be gratifed to learn that
the plea of self.dsfense has been sustained
in court.
The trial lasted Eve days, and excited
great interest in tho community.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
COMMERCE Al.

ORANGEBURG COTTON MARKET.
CorroN.-Sales for the week ending
March IS. about Is bales. Ordinary
lS919c; good ordinary l9 Qe19a; low mid
ding 20ac; middling 20i.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27

The Supreme Court has decided that
payments by railroads to the State, dur
ing they war, were illegal. and that the in
debtedneas must be paid in greenbacks.
The court also decided that citizens are
not responsible for cotton destroyed by
order of Confederate military authorities.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
A. CENEsT THAT WILL srAsn

A CEMENT THAT WILL srAsn
BoILrNa WATER OR SrEAM.-Take
two ounces salammoniac one ounce of
the -four Of sulphur, sixteen ounces of
iron filings, or parings; mix all well
together in a mortar, and keep the mortar
dry. When wanted for use take one
part Of the powder and twenty parts Of
clean iron borings, and mix, by stirring
in mortar. Wet the compeund to proper
Consistency; apply tito joints with an iron
or wooden spatuls. The above is aplen-
did cement for steam engines.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
DANIEL III. sILCOx
FURNITURE WAREROOMs.

Nos. 175 and l7o King street, corner Of Clifford
Charleston S. C, g. d
A full and large assortment continually ON
hand and at tho lowest preps. Cell aud axl
amine. SIN
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
Sheriff iifff's S Sales.


In Common Pleas.
Mary B. Treadwell, Adm'x. VS.. John
II. flaming, ct al.
By virtue of an order of the said Court
in the above stated case, i will sell on the
first Monday in April next, at Orangeburg
Court House, during the legal hours Of
sale, at the risk of the former purchasers,
they having failed to comply with terms
of sale, the following lots in the Town Of
Orangeburg, viz:
Farm Lots Nos. 8, a, 8, II, 1S, 10, SO
AZ, 56, 81, 65, SO, SO and go; the same
boing part of the. Real Estate Of which
the late VIM. R. Treadwell died, seized
and possessed
Plats of the same may be seen at the
Shcriff's Office.
TERMs-One third cash, balance on q
credit of one, two and three years, secured
by bond and mortgage of the purchaser,
with interest from day of sale, payable
annually on the whole amount, until the
whole bond is fully paid up, and satisfied,
and to pay for papers, stamps and record
ing.
ALSO,
BY virtue of sundry Executions to me
directed, l will sell to the highest bidders,
at tho same time and place, the following
property, viz:
One tract of land containing 1O3 acres
more or less, bounded north by estate
lands Of Gabriel Myers, east by A. J. Col
lier, west by estate of B. c. Myers; and
south by Mrs. c. Easterlin. The remain
der after the termination of the Estate
Of Homestead in 205 acres, bounded by
lands of estate of Gabriel Myers, estate
F. G. Myers, a. j. Collier and Joel Eph-
RAIN (the same being the homestead of
Levi Mycrs.) Levied on MS the property
flew Myers, ut the suit of Joseph A..
Keller, Guardian.
ALSO,
One tract of land containing 800 acres
more or less, bounded by lands of L. E
Robinson and John Hooker. The re-
mainder, after the termination of the
Estate Of homestead in 209 acres, bound
ed by lands Of JOS. Knots, Jos. Harley
and IT. E. Robinson, Cthe same being the
homestead of Henry Gissendanner.)
Levied on us the property of Henry Gis-
sendanner, Mt the suit of j. P. NJ. Foures.
ALSO,
One tract of land containing 22O acres
more or less, ON Whrlwind Branch, in
Edisto Fork, on both sides Binnikcr road,
bounded by lands now or formerly of w.
S. Dudley, l.. Wissenhunt, j. Riley, est.
S. Beach and Mrs. Srhnson. Levied on
as the property of L. X. Sasportas at the
suit of L. c.. Andrews.
ALSO,
One tract of 100 acres, more or less, in
Edisto Fork, bounded by lands of w. l..
Ehney, L. r. Walker, j. P. Eartin and
j. W. Phillips. Levied on us the proper
ty of Bolen Phillips, at the suit of Peter
Rowe.
sheriff's Office, H. RIGGS,
March :, 1871 "
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
special1l[ ,Niotlces..

PREafATURE I.oss vof THE. HAIR,
may be entirely DpsesHsitr, by the use Of Bur.
neti,e rseeeaine Il has never failed to sfrvsi
decay, and promote healthy aud vigorous
growth. 1t ID At the same time unsivallsd A. o
dressing for the hair.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27
SIP EC1Ah NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the orangeburg
Distric: Medical Society held at this place on
on Saleday in April (Monday next). Members
are earnestly requested TO attend as there are
matters of impartonce and interest to the Soci-
city to be attended to.
r. w. BATES,
President.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-27

THE man who never alters his opinion
is like standing water, aud breeds reptiles
ofthe mind.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-22

Somfag i'm SoItbauie Res SIN. Sofsph
Siibu, an Der 10. StraBe, in Solge ieiner
@uuben. 9ls Gloie Dles pernahm, begab sr
fih iofort auf oa5 Yoli5eis6 auptauartier utb
iiterlieferte ih ben SebDroen. Or. s. s.
Sartigau hielt 2sifenidau iiber ben S6rper
bcs Seritorbenen uno Die 9urp fdate paS Ser
Gift, voab oeriel6e 81 : ODE fam our4 cine
2Sunpe in Der linfeu Seite Der SruIt, Die uers
urildt mar ourdl Gin itarfea Snftrument in
Dsf Sdnocn Oes 9ewis s. Gloie." Slois
mu1oe baraui in'S @efdu9niB se6radt, nm
cas- Sorgebeu Der @rob @ei4porenen Su er'
rparteu.
- Som 25. ,. Sits. on uCrtauft Die BAL.
timore d. Ohio Sahu" 9fstourbilete BON bier
mad Cincinnati fir SIC. Die 3ise 9ebeu
obne @efiel Der @agaonS brett burt.
Die ,National.Sp apben~ &onpe1t'
tipn" tritt an /. 0toutag i'm SUM in 6ld'
monb, Ga., %suiammen. Die bieIge 80
lun1bia S%ppo9rapheu , Union CIR. 101" bat
ais Delegation Sa5u Die SS. @nl. s. Sen'
nett, s. 81. u. Spottpooo uno Gam. y.
Guluerpel crndblt.
- 0as GousreB D.. Gomite fir ben 0iirift
Columbia istte geIterr ieine unteriutuu9 Der
NntIagen segen bic meme 0tltrift8- 9tc9terung
unb gesen bas 0rettortum Der 0fientlt9en
Arbeiten fort. @8 wul ben Die 90. S. DC.
Bother unS Wujor Wtorle p%ernommeu, bcreu
4uSla9su, ME eS beiBt, ein 0tit9IleO Scs De-
legatenbauleS tart compromittireu.
= Inter ben bon ben liberaleu Hepublifa'
merit er,pd9lteu 0sle9aten iir Die Cincinnati
Gonpention, persn NameH mir bereitS telc'
9raphiid mlt9etbeilt hauen, befiuoet i6 aud
pr. 6einrid ublte, Elm bctannter uuo 9eaA
tetcr oeutiher Mltbiirger.
- Die yauserleieueu 9teuue" bcS ,Saltt
morer 9aiebaa Clubs" b~eTe9ten 6reitag pi
hieiiaen Nationals"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-22
SrfpornDhfid1pS 9Iuerlei.

- Son &aihtngtou aus wiro %bebauptet,
taB Die Giegierung III Semi auf Der 6oroerun9
iuoirefter Anipriife beDIrren perOe.
= Inter ben SppofittonS . Yolttifern Su
@aibiu9ton 9eptnnt Der 9lrbeltcrzSanbiOat
Oauis oil Serrain.
- Su Ari3Ona itn0 bic Se;iebun9en III ben
Subiancrn mad wie Dor frlttld.
- SIM Ser. St.z@eri1te 81 @9arleiton,
&C, wuloe s. 81. Sapaupb Der Seridm6'
runa uno bes NlorbeS ihulcig beInuoeu, absr
Der @naOe oeS Geritte8 unO bes YrdiiOenteH
empfoblen. Su S~partanSburg haben iedls
Sutlur : an9etla9te iA ireipiaig Der Ser
i9m6runs idulotg ertIdlt.
- Ole Sul befinOet li1 i'll Chicago. Nm
81. Wiai febrt er nit ietner 6amtlie mad
Norwegen 5uriid.
- Sn Sturgis, Dtid., ltarb &tdter Stur-
gi8 i'm 81. 2ebensjabre.
- Die oemofratllhe StaatS : Convention
bon 2ouiiiana bat il9 bis gum 8. SUM pers
ta9t, o6ne Nomtnationen 81 MAIDEN.
= 2anb,@ommiIdr 0elano mar BON Musa
fagel uaa Dem @nOpuutte Der uWPiiouriz
SaniG8=Sera8 Sabn" abgcreii't.
= Sn 9tep=Srlean5 muroen am SamIfage
bic 5$eHnen bes rGOuiiiana.S odeps Clubs" &C.
ifloieu.
= SIN 0auie Der leeten ISOLDE itarben in
8bilaoelpbia 81 8erioneu oil ben Slattern,
9 ~peui9er al5 in Der Soruode. SIM StaOt'
hoipita!e befiloen ii6 nur nod 65 Srante,
aQc auf Ger 8eIIerung.
-gr @ouuerneur 6. Some BON 0iar9lano
belt 6reitag 46eno in Der yIcapemp OF 0ius
Itc" gu SrOotlpn cine SOrleiun9 iiber rbelos
niide unb 6riflide Sraueu."
SIN Wheeltug eritoB q. Nobinicn ben
friibsreu Yoliseidef Sohn ScarborOugh i'll
6olge zines @irtbsbau8IrctteS ii6er OemSar.
tenipiel. RObiniou iiberlieferte ii4 Der Yos
lt5et.
Die sur 3eit in Seem : Orleans tagenoe
bemotratlit)e S:aats=@ oupeution bon 4out'
iana erbielt 6reitag cine 0epeIdle pom Senas
tor Blair, oaB man eS in &albin9ton fIr
geratben balte, Die bemofratiide Nomtuatton
bis mad Der &iucinHati'er @onpeutIon 81 per.
l9iebeu.
- Sn Stem 8 Orleans "lieferten iif am
Samitas msbrere Siciliaucr Elm Sefctt, in
weld)em Soiepb 4ngelo erifoiieu puroe.
Der 3oa6auS Suipcttor :2OurDeie wurOe bel
Der affaire burA 3ufaa tOo.lit permurtoet
uno 1T lcltoem 9eltOrben; elm Suu9e, Namens
Niron, wurOe leidt uernunoet.
- Som. Soffman BON Nep. Yort mtro
bic Sia iiber Den ueuen Sreibriei weOer nit
benz &eto belegeu, nod lutrb or lie lllterSeld=
men, er miro fe ebcn sum gelee merOen
laiieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-22

comb unb SoQiOapiiraBe cine Seriammlung,
in rpelfer Sice .Br1iioent SEQ. q. 9aitber
prdioirte uno Or. Sames 9. 8eue ais Se.
fretdr f%ungirte. SIS murben Die bon eincn
Gomite ausgeart2itcte &erfafung unS See
benseiete uor9eleieH uub abidluittsweiie Elm.
seln ourf9eJangen nuo eil thinning auges
nommen. Ser 00rieu.0 titglieo Dereeu
nil, muB i'm Staate Marplano pobnen ODER
in Baltimore permanent @eifdite thun; Die
9lufnabme unterIiegt Der @~enebmigung bes
9treftoriumS ODER oes glitqlieoidaits>9os
mites. am L. september 1872 bat SeSer
$50 uGo ole anoersl1 etrpa nod bGlfloIsneu
llmlaaen III entridteu. Spdter Gintretsnoe
miiiien s25 Auinahpe=@e bii6r unS ben Sab
rcSbeitrag Don $50 be5ahleu. OaS aus 9
Wiltllieoern beliebenoe Gircttorium bat Die
perid)ieDenen Gomite'n sl eruenuen; baS
@laihft5lrz@omite gu empfehleu, Oh Wtaflern,
bic Saumnoa. Yroben priiisu, gegen Se;ab-
luna bon $40 uno Sanmpoqndgsru gegen
grleauug pom s25 @cnseiiioneu crtbeilt per=
BEN iolen. 0aS Qotal bisibt bon rib 8
big Nadmitta9s 5 lbr ge0fnst, Die Sc
idj1itaSeit lit aber nur bon IL big l uhr.
Damn beidreibt Die GoniiitutiOn DIE Yhitlter
Der ueridleoeuen S6rieubeamteu, iowie Der
Gomite'n; Der Setretdr inugirt 3u9lcid ala
superintendent; fiir bic @eItung bon Ser'
fduicn iinr beitimmte 9fegelu ieit9ciept.
Die ~Seriammlung nahm Die 5opiin5'iAc
Sferte balbldbriger 0iletbsfrcibeit iir bas
gotal an; ipQter betId9t Die Dtictbe $1,000
iahrlld). 3r i6ymli9e Gr6fuuug Der S0rit
iette man auf nddjicn GOnHerita9 fct; i'll
,pil1en hat oaS @Ornite Die n0tbi9en WiO'
belu, Glide uno ionitige auSitatturg ill be-
ihafisn. Scr Antrdg, Die Stem : Yortel
BDrjeuoronuug nit Announcements a~nSuueba
men, giug Ourd). Die Siierte Srn. 5. .,
Deatle's, a9enten beS 9teuzDorter @olcz u,
4ftienb0rieu &%eleJrapbcn, III 2otale cir
SuItrument %Oeiielben unent9cltlih autsuitsl.
len, iauo Inuabne. 6ierauf ucrta9te I'D
Die Ssrlammlung bis 0onnerlta9Gormittag
nadOem Der @arD'i9e GOriflag, S1i9e fit
spot cotton einSufiibrer, paliirt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-22
Ginc ncraanSiae Wabnuna.

uebeririebener Gurus bel 2ei4enz
b~eadnaniiien 1T elm aIsemein ein=
qeriNener uno ppn Der Prefe idon
oft, aber pergsblid, seristsr Mib=
braud, Der ppbl nidt eber abnebmen pirb,
biz ibm BON Seiten Der Acknowledgment
ernitlid seiteusrt uiro. mit 9sfrieoisuns
laien mir seltern folsence Sctis in Der
,gtewsgorf Sribane": uSn Der gatbez
brale i'll 8pdeiter, N.zg., pertlnoete am
p~ergangenen Scnntugc Der tatbolil@e Slz
16of 0ic0uaip, cab binfprt in feiner 2eiz
denprpseiiipn mebr ais II aatiden erlaubt
peroen miroen; biejenisen, pelde NIT
msbr icldel S%ubrperte an ben Grttesader
fdmsn, piirpen psien Sblren peridlolien
hnpen. Mub io1ten Sesrdbni1e nur in
brinaencen Sdaen am SUnntage sebalten
perSen. Sen 9rieltern ipa es nidt 9e<
itattet iein, iid in 2pbrepen Der SerItorz
benen su eraeben. Sieienigen, benen
pieis g~erprpnunsen nidt s%efelsn, mabten
ibre 9eiGenfeiern auberbalb Der Wauern
Der Stride abbalten, iasts Der gi1dof."
Mlr ml1en 9e1teben, raP olele Setplo>
hung 9ebersisuns perSisnt! Sem armeu
pirb Der Gelluit zines tbeuren SamllIenz
mitelieoes boppelt idwer, tpenn er be
drmlihe geitattuns ppn be11en irOliber
ueberreiten nit benz 9eid~engeprdnss eines
reiden Madbars in gersleid brinser
mub. Gar oft finben iid Die 9interblies
benen zines seadteten aber unidentified
peritorbenen Mannes bur6 Die berridenb'
Site poer llniitte peranlabt, iid oas Sci:
denbesdnsniB mebr fOiten su la1len, al
ibre Gerbdltnife erlauben, neil tie Der
gorpurf flir6ten mihen, fie bdtten ben
straightforward nidt senus Gbre arse'
than. @ie oft mIhen Mittpen uni
@aiien ssrben, neil aus oieiem Grnnb'
ber ar6bte She'll elmer fleinen gerlaf1en'
idaft auIseppfert mproen if, unb pie gu
tpIroe mandmal ben neberlebenoen 81
Summe tbun, melde fir gang nlsloiel
Seardbnibppmp perseuoet tporoen TT
Stan lam bic Sppten auf anbere Weil
better ebren, als burd eddussprdge, oa'
Elm ueberbleibiel ber 2eldenIdmaulerele'
uno Spptenbanfett lit. (Slts5ts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-22
2luS Scr StaafsbamptHaSt.

Annapolis, 20. Npril. - 9eIterr
4beuo wurpeu bier Stpet geriammlungcn be.
sislif) Der proieftirten Drum Boint Sabn"
absebalten; cine im @ertd)t8hauie, 81 welHer
bic Sreunbe uno @egner bes YroiettcS eiuacs
laoen waren, unO cine in ben rAdemblp
9tooms," bic MIR bon ben @egneru urrauz
italtet mar. Die eritere Seriammlung Der
taste it4 ioiort mad BEN r4Iiemblps 0toOms,"
nm Der bort itattiinoenben Seriammlung Der
@egner Der 8abn b~eiSuuobuen, in weldsr
Mtapor Munroe ben Sorts fii1rte, lpoislblt
man i5uen jeOOd) nidt bas @ort g"eitatten
polte. DE Geoner oertagten f1 jeooh TO-
f0rt, uno Die Srelnbe Oer Sabn organilrten
II Inter Soriib oes 6rn. So6u 81. 0ta9ru.
Der cine Ssriammlung, in melder OieSS. u.
Sagncr II. q. gicocn bielter.
Die SnipeftOreu Oe8 st. SobnS Golege"
bielten WiittUoh lbsrh IN DC opeu'8 Sale
inter @nrfS;ss utS5 gouu. 8bpte. ibreA uartalSs
Serlammlung ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-22

SfelS9ertul ut 1H NE u III HOels
Gountp- annapolis, Ben 20. Ipril.
(Sor ben 9tiftcrn 0liuer Ii. 9apoen.) 81. ..
8ooowaro gegen Sobn S. Sbcdcl8, Stage
auf 8esoblnng einjahrtger Mtetbe zines 0anO=
gutes; BEN 8ld3er 1925 5%usrtanut. (gr
bate $500 geiOrOtrt. - Sume6 8. @aro,
Iufauf scitoblener Sadeu; i'll ben SdnOen
Der @cl0Uorenel.- Wm- 0abbS gCgen Ou=
mel 9olioaDOfe; 8eitdti9un9 oes t~rleoenSa
ridlterliden @rteuutniiieS.
Sretsgertdt fur Saltt nj 0 + e.
County. - 8 owiontowu, ben 20.
Qpril. (&or ben 0fihtern 9iidlaro @ralon,
@eorg 9eIott uno Same8 3. @atters.)
@9arle8 s. Srouu ge9eu Die bild6Hihe Wie-
thobiIteEz&irde in Baltimore uno Seren Be-
6irfe; unter 8erhanOlun9.
Common Yleasz 9eridt. = Sor
0itter @arep.) So geidab oor9eltern gti4tS
bon aQ9cneineIem SHtcreIie.
StaOtfrei8.@ er i'd t. = tSor 6idter
BintueD.) DIE pOeutide Sparbant" 9e9eu
Daniel gb5pOrtb, 4utrag Guf Changing
OeS SeiieeS Den %geuiiiem NIT elmer 6gpotbet
Su Der &ldgeriu @unlten bclaitcten, aber nod
bon Dem Scrfla3ten bsieiienea 9rlaOelgenz
tbuue an SIt : 2om6arb : StraBe; abgepie.
len.
StaStgeri9t t. - (SOr S6errifter
Scott.) 6rIeNrIh Sta6er geJen Ybilipp SIS.
mig mo 5erInaRu 9tott; Dem &ldger 1907. so
SugelproteH.
8 alien 8 er d t. (Sor Ben 3id.
tern Oanel8, 2iuoiap u1to Siitop.) Sobauna
6. &abl, Sbeooor @lOder, Nenuor SirdleaO,
Utarte %. Council nnS g. Cabin @iliams
crbielten Soanadt CUR Seripaltung ser reip.
SinterlaIienihaIten BON Sobaun 8abl $3.50,
@atbarine unO Witd1ael @ouiaO1ne (sl550),
Sane 90. 8igdbeaO $500, @ltiabetb u.
Sortune $3.50 mo 0tar9arethe gnnla
$40.
superior 0eriGt.- lSor 9ti9ter
0obbin.) s. 9enrD 9reenluaD unO @barleG
$. Smltb gegen Siaaf %. Sitter, bcier
Srnu Alics 6. pno 9emp 3. Sitlcr, IHtrag
auf StreihuHg zines alf SeSahlung bon
$685. nebit Soften unO 3iuien pom L. De
sembcr 1871 oil lautenOen GlfeuAtniIeS; ul'
ter SerbanOluug.
6eute lteben Jtr. 1874 bis ans Bro3eBregi-
jtranoeu=@ube auf Der SageSorouunJ.
GunbesfreiS @eridt. (Sol
0lidter Giles.) Ybilipp GuiQlep unO @eor9
Stearn8 I'M 9tameu uon SHUTTER geJel Die
yGueeu auae.Sent &ountp @iieubabuz&om.
pagnlet" GoHtrattbrubsfla3e; nnerleet9t.