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FFETNF 7l0N' = F''FT7TT y 49, ~ y "
NTSeitcrc rcmcrahriinffe.

IN trd q. Ny, "a. Sej.-Spolf SoIj9ebduoe I'M
GtldastbetIe Der St1ot, am ufer oes 6Iules, puron
beute our1 i5euer ierit0.t; Gu4 bas ,.YenniQIuana
Dotel" lit abBebranur. geiammtuerIuit 0,OU0.
Batcr on, R.s} o. Deibr. - Die @teBere Der
rGrant=GotomotUen lBerte" 9eriGtb beute Nahmtttag
luiGutS in grauo, cod ous euer puroe RAID gel0ldt
Sin Wtanu erlitt idrUere grduouunoen.
YrOuiocUce. y s., -. Sej.- Die g9ouiptuues
rel OOH 4lmp SrOtbers in YGrUtudet puroe bcus NGt
mitta8 tb iIUeiie ourb 6suer jcritOrt. 8. j. gbOp
Comp UeIbe Die Obereu Stodperie inne butteu, Oers
lOr $4,000
geW. .Yort 81 Gejbr. Qirts aiten. uno
Tunt's 4ianoiGbrtt an Der 49, StraFe unb TO- Iuenuc
geIe8cn, bruuneH 8etern Nbeno ne er. Der Gsrlut
betrGgt $4,000, lit aber burh 8CriidGruu9 geoedt
NuA BARRIERS GeoatOr in 8roopu puroe gsitern
AbenO ourd 6euer ierit0rt. gsrlut $4,000.
NeW= YOrt, q 0eib. - Eas aYalilaoe. 0otel-
IN ocr ytabe OOn GuScwOo0, No wuroe bcute WlDrI
gen ourb5cuer errort; cs mar ctnes or 8rOB SOs
Der @e9cHO.
NeW.gorI, o. Dcj. - 5n Der Statt bat cs
bgute an UtricltoIHCu SttQen gC5rGnnt. Sa5 Ge,
banhe VI. Hl OudnitraBe, putoe lm 8euOge Uon
$4,000 beihGoigt.
GosarOue GjrOcsrc oHoer 9. @ucuus puros Beuts
ourCb beuer ScrftUrt.
bIcd9 0, p. 9eSember. - SIN loub bu gac,
BIsc. brluuttn aeilerr uer &doCn unb ,mctrCre Su.
rerus ab. Suluit $4,000.
gOpoon n, soma, u. DEG. - Der SampenlanCn
pom 5. IS. GGoudro Wurne beutc UtorSeu Gin Raub
Der EtQnmGu; SCrlul $1,000.
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SSmulmer 3O7.

Den um's 2ebgn Qe'omm:u; Ste mar nit AbIdubeu
bt6oI:lat UH tnm NIT oCul StIubbeiu piocr cine qe.
lactue BtitOlc Die auf aiucy 6ommoot lag il gNols
enuo iIdl uUo Die Suas tsai ole iUUge Dame lUclb'
ScgtIre rGi Gui Der @teus to0t mar sri BCgrom uar
rImr lrhr Lnhlhhc ILt-h nEh.L. ctn ilnnn H1nln
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Dir gSilIon'jfbe Nabmai6iue

fir ooe artsn euiatbe unb 5aucuzarbeit lit porSis'
liner. oIs oQe aubrn. @ie lGutt lebt obne 9ef
rou, 1T siria uno Sauerbait nrb etsnet I'D bsion'
bers fr sdneirer. Ser Brets bsrielben 1T Don s5L
bis s125. Wsau iprebe oOr uno unteriube oleiel6e.
u. Srpmn, A9cnt,
@de Der 9porIss< unb SaltimorefraBe.
(Top 13i2Wtes)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
&ahien uuO 6n!,.

Die nteorieHsu Dreiie uslben imrner bereHnet; elm
s:sssr Borrar9 tmmsr an SanO uOnssn bsriiRmtefsu
ARiuen, rrie Baltimore Gompaguie,~ 2pf<Ev
0aaiep, Rppmin9, 2uubHrs Iao gunberlant.
ge0rs 6tsarns,
Dhreau: Rr. %, Slb= aIseriR RraBe.
fxtrif22. 1871 aoblenboi: aliee HnnRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
Dte SNbeeler=a aSilion'ibe neue
S1Gbmaic1ine

IN pos sseisnetfe Seit.@eident fir Uuttsr, sSrau,
@6ms.sr ohsr Ireunoin. Gie in bic eiufadite,
housrboteite uno am leibteen lauienbe LockStiteh-
spoSflne i'm pturfte unb n6bt alle Irten 4rbeiten.
csuaruflpnen ueroen in ben gSobuunsen in Seutit
ertoe,lt Hno werotn bic Nai6 nen aui bic noslttft
lei / tpft,n 8oblunsen uertaut. Ran prste Dor uno
uuteruGe oieielten.
Seferfou S Garpenter, Ger. .<a9enten,
Snr HIlr rft-T tirnnraff fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
lnterb embcu unS 11ntcrbDSc1

% Yro,ent biGiger, uls irgeno Elm anOerss
@eihdft in Der Stabt>
Medicated Scarlet rDoaene llntertleiher
aesen Tbeumatismu5
merfros Oomenz llntertIeiber
pon alien bsliebter 5abritaten,
% Yrp,enf biGiaer, ais Ser rssnpbnlibeSreis.
Gin sroBes Aiiortiment pon
Retietaipen uno @urteln,
fotps aud BouIielinzO nzOamen'unteltletbern, eortetz
ten, 6triimpen, Sanbiduben.e.
Seal & 9artmann,
Wr. 139, BeH,SaItimpreftr.
fspo,at 1ogRtS) ,uiideu South IT, 9alpertnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
gr. &. 8. Waters, 3abnarst,
Gsmoufrator ON Der 3abnarSnei6ule In baltimore
wr. AZ, 8anpper tfraRe.

wr. 43, SanpperffraRe.
9r. Waters ef5s{t pie uatiirli6en 3abne burd Bes
banoluns unb iiIuns, iest fiinfI:e 3obne aui eins
pe1beisrts Uietbobe elm u 5iebt 3dbne obue Suner.
sen aus. Vile arbeiten perhen 9arantirt. 8eionoers
aasmert!amteit uirb ben 3dbnen pon atnoern seuibz
rnei lNpril1h,lSIl
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W. p1hipHs JeHuthas, q vuMV
(Woi1l, ,12MD 9tr. go. Horb=@ bGrlesftr
Seut5t,es ,QhuGr,tlit,es Suifitut.

Nrmenz &iiHi: ron bis nbr Rorsens,
In Wr. fi4, 6auopers, striidssa GpHmap' unh
Barreffr. Or. Sernbarb Weper (fubirte t'ss
Esu 3abnar5nsiidule) siebt SABINE permttelt rstnen
aodbaates oaue eGmersen aus. ahuflide @ebifis
DON 81 su $t2. @olbfiluussn BON q su$2.
J (Rai1S,tS.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
25 Grn,eat gelpart.

rlu'ere Sunoen srbulten ben Sort9eil unierer
eroben Saarz&iHfduie.
Qartprisbt & Warnsr's,
ytoriolf uno 9tetu BrunsDid,
Dtsolicott @ompagnte
unb ane anoeren beliebten 6abritate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
Wr. a36, Befs Sapettsar'
Qauff feiue y1dbmafhine,

sbs sbr Die scrduidloie iit ielbfsoIenoe al na'
oSsSerbeiieruus ssisbsn, bic tofenlrsi On
amen por,isliben Naihinsn, Del9s III osm Ser'
faufslotale BON 3. VI. sSiic, Nr. 49, sS.=Sa'i'mo'
re-, nabs GapraBe, sefautt ~erosn an3sofaol 'o,o'
NIB. Oiai6ineH permletBst auiseoehett ano ln'a
,stor5ht (apr2, ,12Utt,6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
Seoa cine arpee Teuer8brunft.

NeW.Y ont, "a. 0e56r. = 0Q5 9aN3e
@eoiert oil Der Beitiette Der @entre1raBe,
swiiden 2eonarOs unO 8ortblraBc purOs
beute 2lbenO Our6 6cuer 5erf0rt. Die Slam.
men bradIeu in Der Jtabe eine8 0umpft,fel8
in ctm @ebduOe gSr. 81, SO mo 50, Centre
Stra6e ans uuo perbreitsteu fd) iebr raid
Hber Die Qan5e gtuhbarifaft. 3uei Didohsn
unO Smei Niduner muroen idwer pcrlegt; Ell
net Der 0tdnn.r miro wubrideinlib ItTbeu.
Gin @erid)t iagt, DaB iets Dtao4en III ben
Tlammen umgetommen cien, Oieies beoari
ieOOh Der 8eitdtigung. Ser @eiOmmtueTluit
,,irS nrF a5OO OOO nsidihf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
Gir evamilien=SidDarbetten

IN tsiue lRoid,ne beiisr, oils Die Home Shuttle Lock
stitch m nc pauerbcft rno eniat 1T, nbt leid5 be=
ft,6pat miro unb irscnD siner Der tbeuren Na6tnen
steih,ommt. ...>,,.us,,sx.
eis tOhet bon s25 bio $50 unb miro oui tint Sabre
ooroutirt, Sobu :. SSntler. 9snral@assnt,
Or. 8, RprszSbarlesfraRe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
Garl ltQri1,
0nuip 8amberaer.

9lr, 50, Noro>6pparpz, swii6en Saras
toga= unp 2erin9tpnitraBe,
perfauft ale woIeneu gBaaren,. pie Strfmpts,
Sanbi6nbe, nnterbemben uno 5oien, scarfs, Com
forts, unteuode, SbGnls, Oeden, 4lapacas &C. &c.
au Spottpreilen aus. Nles mus bis gum L. Sanuar
beItimrnt uno superldiiis ausuertauit isn.
9aoib SamberSer,
Rr. SO, ytoro-ooDdro-, splidsn Sertnss
(SuIt31, ,12Wtef) tons uno Sdrato9atrass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
Eelcar0pllilc1ce QllIcrlef.

-Sdntand uno Big Gree," Ole beoeu 9opa.
0GupuIuge, wtlDc mdpreHo Der lceten WonGte i'm
Staot9StGD9niB oon Ct: Eouts tnbolttlt wGren. tno
otcltt Gagl rad rem StGdteSudtBGuls pou &CT Is
uhaCIihrt mprnIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
- 6ebiHe
berabseiett int Preiie fir has
Meihnadtsieit.

81. 50. y. .Glpripge, gtr. 81, S.s8rpuopap
mod5t rem Yublitum erseben betannt, bas er bsreit
in, ole teen JSebhe Al beoeutsno reouttren TIellen
All lieisrn Gs fuun feiH puhenoeres 9el1ent OILS
sines tieirr idonen uno oauetbaien 9ebtiie 9emaht
nCroen, Rdn lpretle Dor Hnb unterinhe oteelben.
sSrites 9oheGs pirb td9lib gebraudbt uRo .3ufrtez
Senbeit IN iepsr 6iniidlt aorantirt.
9 iireau: SIR. 2l, g il b.Sro D 10 ap.
f0co,tQ t0gRtpq1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
Senninss' 3abnfSinftnr.
Gine elesante, ii@ere nnb erfeles
reiebe WunpipGidbe,

gum Ssiuisen, Seridonsrn uno erbaltur9ber 3dbns
uno bss aabnhelites, unb ebt Dem Itbem einen ans
serebmen tSeratb. sl baben bel aIsn 9rosuihsnin
alsemstnen nnb
u. 6pnfpn, Senninas, * epmp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
SNcr llR,lftfIit,,,t tnncfrnrnt
Ncr orpfic 8ranS in GleIcnn. NIrf.

u N B | 8 Itnr. q Oti.-I -Iie stiiffubrt auf
ocm YttitOpi obcrbu5 UUu bir 1T iuitiid qeidlois
isn. Der Strom gebE Hart mt sis uno oas g3etr lit
unNenein taLt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
sis psrbs6erte rJlurenss" sabma'
jd,ine.

Sie befs RaIbine fir ieifte unb ithers bam>
lienz0dbetelen. sis bat Die bsrnbmts rudaeloars
gpeifez uno iib ielbR ri6tenSe epuIbtItzetrsiQun9
uue bau,rt ldnser. als joe anbere gtafdne. sslr0
uu,er leibten Sepinsunseu uertauft i'm
Der IS Glorence az o.
i6tnen= 9efel LID ait"
(SuIiH, ,12MteD Ser. AZ Worez = barlesHf'
~ Srseno cine an5abl sebrau d ter b.
mafttueu iebr bi1is. gBr nsbmen ale arten
Wsbmo5dineu i'm Sauide uno babcn ale, fpslbs
psrlanat peroen, porrdtbis. Nfau bsiu6e uns
S. +. 0eeSennep,
Wr. a36, Mefs Sapettsar-
ausioocftdfte bsfubsn fitb in ser. 2h. casSal>
timpre citrate, unb sfr. 23s, Senniploant"
e,., t290-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25
Xraurioer lInfd[l.

qoutsptllt, Sp.. 23. Dej.-9sitsrn 1T cine iunos
Dame, 9iamens Amalias}eeram, bic 9odter pssSOetit
qegram BON SpuingtDn &p.. untsr tplSsaOsn pmftau'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25

100 6nB 81 HdberH; Sic 5eniier Der gegeniibsrs
lteaenOen nlcaOcmp OF 0fuiic" icriprangen
tufolge Der gliibenbeH 6ite. .Wfan hegte TO-,
Gar ReIirdtuugen, baB Die o2cobentu of
Dluilc" cbeufaQs bon ben 5lammen ergrITcn
merosn miiroc, oisic Befitrtturq mare aufD
ohne 3meiel in Grfiilluug gegaugen, menH
iid6 Der gSiuO nid,t georeht hdtte. 3urrt
brettete iih Oa5 6euer pom Cirrus ua6 Der
@race.Sirdle auS, weldle oaS Stidlal beS
8arnum'idlen OtuIeum3 theiltc.
audl Die oem 6ru. abraham u. Qapreuce
gebUreubeu @e6duOe ltr. 1874 uno 1856, al Der
IA. Noenue lpuroen ell Haub Der SlammeH,
ebenio oas neue, erit tirillf OOuenbete @Gs
bGuoe bes SrH. s. @rote. OaS uddlite 9pier
beS ESeuer8 bll0sten bic sroBartigeH Wertitdt'
ten Der 6S. Ohner, SteueHS & @omp. al
Der 13. StrlBe. Die in 0ieer Sabrtt befino.
Itdlen Wageu, melde eiEeu 8ertb uon $50 &
900 reprGentirten, maren in tur6er 3clt bon
Dem entieiielteu @lemeute oeriebrt. Auf Die
SutldeufGbrit oe8 6rl1. s. s. Curling, an
oerielben StraBe gelegeu, murbeu erbeblih
Sur6 ba5 6euer beihGsl9t. Die 2lngabeu
tiber Den SerluIt, meltsn 8arnum eIlittGn
bat, lauten ithr oeridliebeu. Gtnige 9eben
oenlelben auf 100000 an, mGbreno Iu0ere
ihu uur auf $l50,000 peranl1lagen. Bar
mum ielbit iOu Id 9egenwartig in Rem=Orz
leans aufhalteu.
Der S9aoen, tpeldlsn Sr. Qawrence erlit-
ten, belduit iid uuf s2O, 900, lit jeeoh burd
SerTderung geOedt. !6r. @rote uerauihlagt
ietneu 8crlui1 auf SS00,OO0, Dor melden
$4,000 uerii6srt iino. Die S6. 6. s.
ReeO & Comp, SadiOn & Comp. uno 6.
Iepwortb, Wel6e ihre Sel6dite in Dem Sc.
bGuOe beS Sru. @rote fiibrteu, babeu iBre
gauien 28narenuorrGthe bet'm BranOe etnge=
biiBt. Giuem 8eriidte 3ufol9e, Ut garnum
nur nit 925, 900 perIhert, tanu aber mr. auf
Die SdIfte oieier Summe aniprud erbeben,
oa Der g8crth Der beioen geretteteu @lepban=
ten unO Oe8SametlS itd aui Sl2, 800 belauieu
ioq.
0as Seuer IN Der IA. StraBe entItnnN in
bem 6etSraume Der 8arnum'i9eu Wenagerie.
Die Sdiige Der @irafien murben 9e0iiuet, aber
bic Sblere maren bonn S6rsdeH 10 gelQbmt,
oaB iie niht ben geriughen Yeriu6 mad)teH,
iid benz perbesrsnocn glemente Su eutSiebeu.
Nae bier purocn eiuOpier Der 6lammeu. SIR
Werth miro aui $4,000 ge4aet. 8urnum'S
Qgent perandlagt ben Ssrlut auf $500, 900.
Wtsbr al8 $50 Perionen babeu ourd ben
8rans bes Surnum'idsu Dtuieum5 lbre Be
lfdttl9uug oerloren.
-Gg erbeut, oaB 8aruum fir 800. 900 oeiidert mar
-9m NOoembrr ertlarte oer6suer'5nlp petlor8arnum5
"
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9is eiu,iae adltc berbeherte 9u'pe'l9e
9aiihmnIf,tue,

sonie bic Empire" unb aue anoern. aun "Stnser,s
Wr ga IN Sem s. pfzHepartrz ben pon
"t' :" 9bomdS Sbanfs,
,o,1crN GS7 hPr QpmbQroz uno SbGIpftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-25

2lue 2lrfeu
M1hmaidiinen sllr Gietle

~ 60 ronotlidp. Gum BertauIe in RetsnSa9lnn9en
IN Is pro Ulonat 8aorBaber erbalten einen liberia
Isu gh,uo. Spriep 2oueeniIaser,
,ot,9,1eO SIR. a4, Wore SutaipffrdRe.
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1888

Charles 5pbuIon."
-(GroBartige S5atIbunsenJ Die Yoltjei er5iet
o.ern netere SuiormQtioneu iber be eciG ateu Wtl.
ippts 3lbluu9s Drorts, BON ms,ten tlrca cine balbe
lRuion in umIaui Itin ioG. Am 7. Au8uIt muroc
lhomas Suunlng 6am pegen 8erausgabuug tallAer
WlIlIpp DbIlgatipntn pGbtr uerbattt utU i'm Dttos
Der iu ldbrigsr SuHtbausrate otrurt9sut Oel4e sr
iest in Sing .Sng utrbuet. 9amols puroe Der ger'
iudb geu abt eu.n geUIlleu 6. e. Spann III Jleu=Grz
leans pegen oeslelo.n 1sr9ebeuS JUr Rehcnlbart 5u
ii,bsn man touHte bm aber ytltts bsweleu. Die 6as
iter gabsn lie Nuf,rligun9 Sbligatonen auf uHo
bsfaben b nit Der 4Usgdbe pom 9ctdllbten 3ablup8s.
Anueilun9sn. Gbsrit lB9itlp BON Der EoesspolBet
brahte III Grabrung, bag W. j. 9unbGm aus 9telos
Orleans ttd3 in bietGer Statt bsrnoe, UNI gerallhc
3abmn9 sauptilun9tn IN umins Bu brin9su 90 bot
a am 2 9lbr. Gspi Yurie, gtr. 20 Sroaoltr. cine
,Olte Mnwriluu9 uon $500 Sin Wtiteltep Der Slrs
ma tsIesruptirts an ben 9Dupsrntur pen Wtilillppi
uno erblst ole Nhtport. oGg bic Gnwetlun8 pom sG
IN s5UU ge0nrtrt jtt. Semgemos Wuroe Suubam am
H. 9ej. perbaItGt uno, oa er bic 6ahung cngerdno,
iteebdlten. 0a Colonel QB Bbtlp b0rte, oaB 9uubam
Gulpie blungen pOn ) Wt Carrie, Gbef Der .gauaI.
GTce" in ytem.D deans, an SODaro 2omlinion einen
Grt oes YoltamIts III bIti9tr Staot bate, 10 mutte
&oTIinlon aul Sbritt uuo 3ritt uberpadt; IS teute
iid3 ieoOn beraus, oas pom Duubam Ootr oeeH ges
ldurt 9tIts muBte Or. Spann uno Der ObenermIbnte
Gurrie lomte WtGrp VtcSrioe no i'll SGncen oeryteu'
Orleans'tr goliiel, uee $4,000 in tull6eu Gbl4a
tlDneu uuO JabuHgs s.Anlueilungen bel Ibnn oDrano.
Die uuterlUpanS ge9en 1unbGm Tnoet BeRte gQrmtt'
tlu itutt
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UfrmQnja ]; tONr aliQg,
6rcceridobug9, Sd,
WrnrF 4, RrjjNr Gi1pnfbiimef.

BIrequ uao 0ebelIale: ylr G59, Qsriugtpus,
BU;iUeu 8Gca rlc SutamttGSr, Noroieile.
Sbi3c tSrma offcrjrt Aataa, 6Grbleru uH6 Rumi-
lien Die beheu SurCH TamiIicH uno Gruu= giebt al
ben biriuirn Staten unO glrUntirt UouItGHbi9e Be
friC0igun9 hiniiatlid Der GuultGt SbeHio dets ar
0uno irlh gfmlbltHC5 Corn Meal mo Uiublattei
(Mil Feed. Gs- SdHolcy gt5alGH litegGlGH JtGbGtt
(S0ftfI 6lRtgCA
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Surebtbare &dlte nm Vforotpefeu
per Nisnana tm Nblo.

WF00t on, 5nO., q. Nc5.-00e Sfll-
gen oes Sbio gesen t9 lIbr bsutc 9to4mittag
oeutet2 al, oaB oaS sis 9ebrodcn mo bal0
iab man rtcFge StOuen in Strome treiben,
,u,lde AQe8 Dor td her uieoerriiIen, 0ie
0aupfer y@eneral 8ptQ" uno oYtQt. 8ll=
liamS" uno oaS YGbrboot y Belle Of Uttlton"
iantsH. 8eribiebene aHoere 6a9r5cu3e murs
nom hplhINiIt
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Xer SclonIarPt-

Rew.gort, "a. 0eSby. - @elO Tieg
bis 1882 pr. Sag unO idlOB 3u I; g8stiel
fef, 9B-1; @oto rubig 11B-R; 8uuOe8 sObe
ligatloueu fe1: Sed)ier 1178, '62er 1928; 2lt.
tien left: R.rY. Central 974, @rte COZ; 2Ofe
Sbore 954, 81. Central 122, Brttsblrg $50,
9tortbweneru SO, YriOrltaten 858, 5tof- is.
lano 1111.
8tlan5 Oe8 lluterihosuntte8 $42, ,7O4 ,637
in Sob uno $2l ,899.773 &Ourant.
Turebtbare Sdlte nm NfOroipcfter.
Dtilwautee, "a, 9e5. - 6eute ut Der
fdlteite Sag i'm JloroDsittH, ielbit Die dlteitcu
AaIc6ler crinuGrn idD teiues tGlttrcr. 0aS
thermometer Sci9te beute 0ter9en 80 Gjrao
untet ytuu.
Sin 6raueuSimmer, D}arib, wurOe
bsute 4beuO al Der 0tlOeitraBe eriroren ge-
iunoen.
2(ud5 in Wempbi8 mar e8 beute iebr TAFT.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-07
-,.CIeauIiuess is Next TO GodItness,. :,

Says the old proyerb, and in this connection
CIV would acknowledge a call from Mr.. Charlie
Markell, of Lombard street, corner Of Calvert
and Cheapside, Baltimore Md, General South
ern Agent for B. L. Babbitt, 64, 10, sc, 67, g.
SO, 70, -, Il. rs, 7S, 80 and 81 Washington
street, and f., f. IS, A, 48 and 40 West street,
New York, manufactures of the celebrated
Babbitt Soap, which is so extensively adver-
tised and used throughout the country
The proprietor of this Soap has for long time
been experimenting, and has now produced an
article that is composed of the best washing ma
terial and at the same time will not rot or inure
the clothes in the slightest possible manner He
guarantees that it will not injure the most deli
os.e fabric, while it will be found to be the most
pleasant Washing Soap ever offered in the mar
ket 1t is made from clean and pure materials
and contains no adulteration of any kind and
claim for it excellence unequalled and economy
unparalleled. 1t is adapted to use in the llltch-
en-. laundry and bathroom, and is entirely free
from the dsagreeabe odors of most Family
Soaps Iso-calledl. 1t is invaluable to Machin-
lists, Printers, Painters, and all Others using
Inks, Oils, etc, for washing hands, u does not
chap them (lilie other soaps, but VIII cleanse
and soften the skin. 1t may be used IN hard or
salt water, and is adapted for use in all climates
1t is packed in boxes of IS lbs, each box con-
tanning 100 cakes.
Mr.. Markell left several samples with Us for
trial and distributed specimen cakes to large
numbers of our citizens, and those who have
tried it pronounce Babbitts Soap equal if not
superior to any they have ever used Sold by
Grocers generally
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-07
Local Miscellany.

C.B. Woodward, of Sweetwater, organized a
Lodge of Good Templars at Kingston on last
Friday night, which is composed Of some of the
best men in that place.
The body of Capt. Sam. j. Little, of Nash
vile, was discovered packed in barrel at the
Little Mama depot, Cincinnati, few days
ago. He disappeared from the former city very
myteriOusly about three weeks ago.
Chattanooga wants public library, but lady
correspondent of the Herald is afraid it can't be
established on account of the young men of the
city preferring to read sensational papers rather
than solid works.
Memphis is excited on the question of pure
milk and the Appeal urges the appointment of
q Board of Inspectors to prevent the sale of the
adulterated article.
We hope the arrival of Mike Lpman or some
other cause will give the local penman some
thing new to write about. A soldier even is
never at a loss for subject, for he can right
about face" We don't appreciate that any
more, though we could write about a face, if it
was that of pretty girl.
Fifteen recruits for the Regular Army passed
through the city yesterday en- route for Texas.
The case Of Tarver vs. Clapp was decided yes
terday.
See notice of tax sales of Scott county, in this
mornings paper.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-07
Railroad Interests I'm East Tennessee.

The Greeneville Sentinel says that the con-
tract to grade eight miles of the Greeneville
and Paint Rock Narrow Gauge Railroad was
sorry for the NoIichucky river to George Croft,
Of Cooke county. Both are old railroad men
and have taken the work at liberal prices They
will commence the work in few days, at which
time they will push it with as much rapidity as
possible. Let the people come forward and en-
rurage the board by promptly paying their in
stallments of stock. The road once graded to
the river will be an assurance of its early COM
pletion to the French Broad river
1t is automatically reported that the Cincin-
natl. Cumberland Gap and Charleston Railroad
will be put under contract before the first of
August and that it is to be completed from
Old Fort, y C., to Wolf Creek, Tenn, in
eighteen months from the time Of letting the
contract.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-07

Edward ?. Could
John Barton, AiIhhif, Ud'
John Ii Leadley.
ATLANTA, June 1St, 1872.
Wheat harvest has begun with favorable re-
suits in most places. Cotton has improved
under the showers and sunshine Of the last two
weeks. A good stand is obtained where none
was expected. Our farmers are feeling well
over the bright prospects,
Our markets are dull for all lines Of goods
except corn Some heavy transactions are re-
ported Stocks are light.
We quote as follows:
Corn-by car load, white, S1,0j; yellow
and mixed S1@1 o.; corn meal 81 co.
Flour-superfne, 81 So extra, 50 OO@9 %
Fancy brand, so j0@12 80 per barrel.
-Nominal-Red 81 GOAL 95; Choice
White 50; Inferior 81 50.
Meat. c-Bacon-ShOulders = clear rib
sides 9 clear sides 81 hams Re Tennessee
meats in demand. @ .#
Hay dull, at 81 0O@l 50 for Timothy 81, GO@
s., 80 for Glover. W.
Lard-G4@l0 for country lard.
Tallow-8a8fc, in demand.
Butter-l8a % market overstocked.
Eggs-19a20c, very scarce. t-EI
Chickens-live 28a32.
Beeswax-30a33.
Rags-4lc; bald white, 5a6
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-07
WanfPd.

From $4,000 to $1,000 of understandable goods,
for which will exchange four eligible town
lots, in Knoxville two of VIII ich have houses
upon them, the other two-the most eligible
unimproved. will undertake to build such
houses as purchasers may desire on the two I'M
the depletion of stock Of goods will replenish
from same parties, paying cash, provided salts
factory arrangements can be made. Cores
pondence invited for the next twenty days.
wE=er q. MARSH ROBERTS.
Knoxville, May %, 1872-d&w2w