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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Werttetgernagcn.
ri Gmpfeblensmertbe Gigentgum
Qn ORT
MnrfnrnEe n1tf 91nftin,

E4.I On Der
0prfitrabe auf Auftior.
Der Undergraduate, SahDalter ibr Den @t9entbii.
mer, miro auI offentliher 4uftion. ON Tlabe,l bierin
beihrieben, Wfittppd), ben 80. Oft. 1872, WtItta96
~ ubr nerfaufen:
Den sanjen SrunbpInt nit @ebduben, on Der
Sloieite Der 9orfftraBe 1913 Su5 uetIi6 pon Der Bilr
liamitraBe onfan9eno, on Der DortitrnBe is SnB brett
unb "a 6uB tlef 9ebeno. Giner jdbrlidlen @r1ne'
mletbe BON 1925 balhidbrti1 am 1. Itoi unb L.
Nooember 5ablbar, unterruoren.
Die @ebGuoe beiteben in einem 2-itodigen Bie9els
einernen % b b G init einiiodI9en biez
selftsinernrn Sinterse bduoe. Gin bOtBerner Sdup=
pen unb Suorant i'm Dole.
SeiisrGht uuheitreitbar. Sie abeaben uno 9runbz
mistbe iperosn bis sum 3ertauist09e be.atlt.
acknowledgements iDeroen her'm Sertauie be-
FAINT 9ematt. ~ Sarf II Scotr.
Ser. 65, Observation-Disclosures,
Sadlualter tir ben @l9ertplimer;
Gaml. 8. Spoer \ 9 Dbnc, duff.
(25t,3,5, 1850
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Tutfer eSuffcr!

HcxIEY Caop 1T Oas beiie unb bilisfs Yferbee u.
3ornptep.sutter i'm Widrfte. Sc nj 3 aus oemielben
%peiuuosn Belihto1n eeTadt, aus iuelben cas Pearl
Hominy bereitet pt1b uuo o%1rahtirt, ftD frlih 81 ers
balten. Soniel es Cure Eutterbdnoler nidtuordtbig
b iben, 10 ltitt uns tine Jtote our6 Die Bot unb mir
fperfeu Is irct pom Spbrlobn ~atlteiern. IS iuirb gu
Gurem 5nterefs iein, IS ~ peri den.
baltimore Pearl Hominy Company
(Septll, 12UaD 9orlbz uno Dslpeosretlase.
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2lI DerfdufeuA

4py&. 100 afer @ano, mebr Ooer iusniger, / Weile
$F1S redots pom 6~OteilensS tcin an ser Betair.
Gn1Tplte an eiuem suten 9anbiue9e; 10 afer fiub
iultipirt unb nit euten @sbduoen perieben uuo Der
glet IN SolS Spei i6one Nuellen unb elm %laufenSes
puI benz Blase. Saielbe rpiro entDeoer gang oher in
2beiteu ~perfauit. Gdberes in Nr. fs2. t8eh.Sal=
tim preftrdGe. (Stt12, 4 Uttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

@lblbetmmtmdhuna. - 10. &Qrb.
l. Qra,iatt - SIR. 81, @Crmauir.
2. prGitUit-Er E, EarFitr.
8. PreJinIt - NoroOi.&ie pom GutarUz uub
SGpetttitr.
4, grejtntt Sde pDrarps luto Utulberrptr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
81. StaQd

~. Stalia,
Sausz unb @runbeieept6ums RGtler,
Rr. f5 ure f6, 2an=Suileings,
gde Der 9ertngton= unb st. GaulHrase, Baltimore,
tault unb ~pertauit gigeutbum in Der StQbt II. in nen
Counties, 5iebt 5ausz unb 9runb~ SinieH elm, lonie
speiieIbaite unb an9efottene Shuloen untet un6e=
gi%rrbe;t NM SgSIn!nt me Inn ennertrauffs SSsShGiie
prompt. tSan23. f2Dtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
@1blbefanntmahunn. 3. @n.

Wlblbetdl1trtadun1 - 3, 0arb.
l. grtJ.- Nr. f16, Elos@nndr.
2. grei.-2Irre StsGde Caroline. urb @ougblr.
3. Grej-Nr. 232, OtsSpmtarpnr.,
4. grey-Nrrtoft-&de Won Ygnbar6. uRb GarpliuEa
5traBe.
WlblDetanntmd6un9. - 4. Warp.
l. 9rei.-&te SVu harm. uno @reterltr.
2. @reJ-Nr. 81, aI6emarlefr.
3. gre5-Sde 9omtarp. uup glcgbnr.
4 pTeS-2Creot-Gts 3'9h mn 2pmtarefr:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YYdrb,
/. g~re,tutt-Gds g]erilstpn. unit @ueuir.
2. preiintl-SlratpBas, cine (bur ptiltb pen gearl-
TRACE.
8. Qrctnft-Rr. 3S5. Saratcsafr.
4. PreSiRtt - gtr. z69, WulteuqtraFe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
6auisr III n%erfuufcn.

&mE Dos Saus Scr. 1913, Saltimorefrose, febr
6iltg, Do Der gi9entbiimer Die Stabt ~perlaffen mil;
Etets on Sauo A. $40 &ldbe in alen Stabttbeisr
uno Sro6en, nit ober obne BaupsreiB, Al BreiIen
Don $60Obis $4,000, ionic aud perid bpene 9anS=
ttelen.
Gin Sans an Der @ifFrase, ioOie s,uei Sduier on
NlabiiontroBe.
q. SprH,
Mr. 102, @ouabz, stpiiden 8onoftrase unb
(Slai1S.6 Nte) Broabuao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
! YiQisc %0eimitaiten gu perfanfen

mi Sanier btalg 3R berfaufene
III 8 on Der UtnoiionsAuenus;
4 Oil Der gtc@ulouebitr.;
"a on Der @arep= unb Republtcanfr.;
8 an Der @Qroeuftr. unb
on Der Sutaru., unrueif Soffmanfrase,
II Dertbe BON $4,000 bis $4,000.
Sbpmd5 & Comp,
144-) gde Der 81. BAN. uHo Sarntoeafr.
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Bab(befanntmad,uno
Wdtl6efanntnod,uno. 8. 9

/. Qrei. 3tprtnettfGde her 0pnbs une gtaaticnHr,
2. @rei. - Ode Der Gap= uH0 Gqrolinchr.
8. pres. 80 ytr. i54, St= MaoiiOn=, uabt Gniorir.
4. grej. SAooIt=9dc Der SIpole. Il. &oCnitI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
9arean Der QnIi3ei.G 0mmiEare,

Baltimore, Den Il. Gttoter 1872.
Siir hic 9BnhlTidbter!
Die ReturnzRibter aLtr s5uIts mn hermit erg
iutt, 9uunerhag, Den "A. Ottobsr, RGdmitfaas3
lbI, i'm Superiors@ etihtsiGGle N Griherntn uH6 Die
unb @dblICttel WitBubuR9,H, um bic
gSubIberi6tE Der an %. October etpOltsHeR gbtiuVs
muus gu cOmpletreu. Die ~nOtbisen formulate Usrs
Den uorrutblg ieiH.
SIN Outrage Der SCb0rbG:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

@dblbetdnntmdhuna. - 9. Blre.
l. grt3.-R r. II, Si0z@aufr.
2. Brcy. ar. 10, j Qt o., uI.t Ct. Paulfr.
3. ErrB. - gtv. 10, IGeit= 6lpeucitr.
4. grei. Gcurtluub=, ndbe Sarltpaolr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Serlangt.

ourd ar. Carl 9reun, msltsr ieine gBotnun3 BON
SIR. So. Gertral- 9.uenue, nod Ir. AZ. 5arriipn<
@traHe, Der aetna=gaue 9e9eniiher, perlest bat. Der
ieIbe giebt nber ale Setbaltniie UNI @ebeimniiie
bes Sebens austunlt. (Sttt7i Utt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Blu pfrhaufru anb 80 pfrmiftbtn.
@ S%rbingt0n.
Sefe SelSantaae tim Warfte

LID Sie isds jisaeIHeineruen Nobnbduier gr.
79, 50, IS, 81, 80 unh 81, Sobuiouz. nabe sesftltrusv,
fseberal>bin. iebes 16 SUI treit uno 23t SUE tief.
@runonistbs 81 pro Bieiteius Jlad5uiraaen IN Rr.
81. SphnfpnffrdRe hei Tdfob kun. (SftS, 4 UiO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
d,una

I. Wre;. - gr l02, .Silentr.
2. gre5. CITE Wouumeutitr. uno Sarioro -aoe.
8. PTei. ste DSlelrHIr. u. @rteNmouut.ape.
4. gIei. - Gtr. lac, @IetRmVuHl.A peHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
SiQia I'll n~erfnnfen.

EiI Sin Saus auf DER 9fe Der 0i'morz unb
Ginde feritrase. itd iir cine SidGrei uao Sisereme-
SaIon eiSueno. Gdsereo bel 3. 4 Sti6mep, Mr..
q, @ermanffrase. Siplllen II uHo 2 nbr giatmit
900. |D6G = m 9 A ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

8dblbetdmtmahung - 6. @ar6.
l. greJ. -2sj, Sts6ap,tefr.
2. greB. 80 Sde her BageElCs u. Geenfr.
8. grei, - 4r. l3i, R1re-grnrir.
4. greg. Gde ter 1ieGltrrr9 u. Gheufr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

giniae Softenrrdder ODER eute 3rdhler. Hur Hinfe,
uttli6 tIttl9e aroslter brauden lib gu metoGn btl
Milb. 8uapc 3 COMP, ar. 4, Npros Sntd %,
nabe SalIimoreftroSe. (25j-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Ezg Staat NarBlanb,
GrcFutiD Oepartcmcnt,


annapolis, zen IA. Oft. 1872.
sc III mir m~itgstbCiI. wOrOcu. bar am Nbcroe bCs 10.
CIT, rUdbrcno cine poIItiidc 4rojcifOu Durdj bic stras
Beu Der StaCt Baltimore 500, Gayt. . amusl 2Sars
rett uUO @eorse rs. Sarregt BON Vcrioneu, nelbe
bisber Der GUtoeduu8 cut8augcH mo, er nor ct Wur-
ben. Is 1T Die PIIgt Or onrntIIdcu YtBOr0eu, aue
8gleBIiaen III tel gu cr8uiIgU. am ole BeruGcr lieler
WtorOtbateu iur Straic gu ItcBe1. uuo mad eincr gcraH
tbuug NIT Dem Wtagor unO Ter YOlgct.gtB6rle Der
StaOt Baltimore babe i'd es iir Jpeam5Bi8 ]bcfuroCu.
0uf bic Gr8rettunS uuo ucbcriubruu8 Der Oieicr 4ORts
i6lige SdulbiBcu &lObnIngeU iu lCBeu.
Strait Der mir uerlcbcnCu Seiu8niB o~ftcrire Id, gBiIs
liam 9infuep gBbpte, @oupegueur ocs Staates U(as
rglauO. oaber bicrnit cine geIobnun8 BON
fuufbuuoert Dollars fir Die GrgreifunG
uut ueberfabruU8 Eesicni8su O,er 0srieni8er,
uon ocueu beiGgter Capt. z amuct Barrett ere
moroct uuroc. uuo cine glcids me fur bic
GrBreiiuHG uRO ueberfubruug 9esieuistn
ooer 9erieui8eu. pom otucu belagtcr 9eorg u. y ats
rctt ermOroet lporocR lit.
fTASM so 8eidcbeu nit mcinsr unttridriTt uno
@2Osm beigrorudteH sroBcu StaatsIicgel in Der
5taot annapolis an OjciCm uicrJcbnru les Cttober i'm
5aBre aa9e9uBuuocrtaH uctunOfrbcuBtg.
&HrA ten 8Duperneur
sSm. Qinfnen gRhpte,
JUbH SbomIou DeaIun,
(2i75O,3,6,9,b2) StaatsletrCtdr.
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3u perfamfem ODER III permiethcn.
3u Derfdnfcn.

e. 20 giCr an htr iSrebcrrt= Site nobe benz gnbe
sFT~ OCT @atonspiuer 8dfia iersGiieubabn nit gu.
ten @ebduSer nnb 9utsn i5ridten. 4rei5 $1,000; Be-
bineun9eR Gem SduIrr 2%aienb.
Jphn @ieun * Spnp.,
f9h0El Sir. 4. At 9SnuifIrn6p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
Su p%erfnuicn.

HMl Die nSemtral>6dlie," Jtr. 28, gtorbz9ahz
SIase; eienet lid b~eionners lHr cine NSirtbituft, Jfez
fGuration ooer aofbans unh lit I1on oa3u etneeritz
tet. acknowledgements lebr leIht.
SbpmaS q Somp.s
f1AA-) &fe Der q. Yaulz A. Soratoodrr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23

Gadri6t miro btcrmIt gcgcbeH, oGR uRtCrBci6nCte
8oumuft 5ur ScrUGltuRG 6cs EQdlaiiCs Der oils
bier peritOrbeHen IohduH Grlff crbGItcn bat. aae
Gicienigen, mcihe 5orogruugcn on oieiem Eans
oen ~r0tbtqeu 9eltgsu i]pdteitgne am 80. apr( 1873
ein3ureibcn uuo gcltcno 81 MAIDEN, ooCr 3u aez
i%p1rtiaen. boB tie ibrcr anipribe an olsien Radios
qaiegiib fEr uerlufti9 ertlGrt Ucroen mUgcu. aac, bic
3abluugen an bicien gtdblG6 gu MAIDEN BADEN, tuers
ben btermit auigeiorocrt, iolte unUCrjugtid OnunterS
sethnete gu leiteu; no nldt, 10 miro gtieetid ciuarp
ihrltteu.
(254,6O,6, 72) 2orotheG STif, 4omtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-23
(251,2,D S.5. Suu,pau S sobn, auit
A Sur6 g. s. 6nbcr & s1Bnc,
Lid g febr empfebIeusmerthe 0idte in
@entralia, Qnnapolis Sunttton, Slime 2lruuz

oelz@onntg, gr%unb;inSiret.
moutna, Den Is. Ottober 1872, gtdbmittags l
llbr, iDcroen mr. in Dem $rdan9ez8ettuulsjimIner
5econoItrase, uerfauien;
Yias Rr. as an Der 2ertnQtonHraBe 55 gus
brett unD ITO 6u6 tiet, lid ON @nbe Bu 81 BuB err
%tueiterno. bis an cine 10 SUP breite 4ueu.
Nr. 6S, On Der Noromeits&de Der WQrfet- mo
Nnnsttetrase, 40 5uB brett anltGrtetitrQBe nit erner
SieIe con 80 Gus an SapettetraBe, grunh5lrs,
irci Sin 8Gan tam i'm Sertaufs Qotale e~.ngcicben
tper6en.
Beoirqun9en - Bdur;nbtune. llnre0inater Ser
fnuf. Cine Sepoiite pom S2j niro u~erlanet.
(251, 3,5-8) Samuel 8. 6oper s. gobne, Autt
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&erfetserAAstn.
0erualters>H ertauf
AMk pom
WertbpoIIem @ruubetsentbnnn
ouf nor

- pom
WertbpoIIem @ruubetsentbur m
auf Der
Gde Der Caroline uub 6dpfraRe.
SIN SSolae zines Sefrete5 nes Sreis9erihte5 Der
Staht Baltimore pirb Der u~nter5eihnete Serfpaltet
aui ofientlider Auftion am YlaSe Gpnnerffd9, Den
z. Nopember 1872, Nadmittass 4 ubr, perfauIsn:
cas aan;e C5rune fin mt Den carauifeben'
BEN c5ebdueen, IN Der Stdot baltimore 9ele9en
unb, nie ioIat, beihrieben: On Der @de, melhe ourb
Die Sreu5una Der Horopeftiette Der 9dpltraBe uno
Der @eitieite Der @aroliRefrase sebiicet miro, anfan@
aeno; Damn iubIid, lan9s Der Noroueft-SeIte Der
@apitrase, is Sus gebeno; bann noronttlid, reht=
pinfeli9 nit Der @apitrd5e, 81 TuB s 3ou mebr ooer
~iDeniger) bis an cine ~ fun brette Strase, parallel
init Der SaeerftraBe unb IA 5uB fioitb pom oerlels
ben; oann oltlih, lin9s Der lioliheH Sette bela9ter
20 6uS breiten StraBc, q SuB s Soil; bdnn IN lufltz
der RiGtuna unb parallel nit Der eriten &tnte Des
Jest gu bei6reibeubsn Blates As SuB 9 3ou; Damn
oftlIh, parallel NIT Der SagertrGBe, II 6uB ots on
9aro'inetInEe, uno BARN iliolid1, ldn9s Der gBeitleife
Der @arolinefrabe, 81 6uS 2 Soa bis gum anIans5z
purtte.
Die SebGuoe (gr. 464, @apfra6s,) beiteben in
einem sutsebluten "a > ftofigen 5ie9elTeinernen
Sduie nit einem 2 : ftotIgen 0lntetaebduoe, ais
@obnbaus, Shmitnez uno NGguer : gSerthele be-
nlst, uno hnb elmer 9ruuomittbe BON 1880 uno
elner Sppotbef bonn s. 4uguft 1871 lin zen Sdno=
Nrtioen Der Stdot Baltimore sebori9 eineelra9en)
BON Sobanr S0neiner on Que rNlarnldnoer pernna-
nente 3anos uno SGu : Geieuibdlt BON baltimore"
~pertduit miro.
8ertauisbeoin9uugen; elm 9rittt6eil baar uno Der
9tet in 6 unb 10 Wonaten, obcr Iaes baGr, nab Der
gSatI bes 4Guiers. Die @rebit 3ablungen 3tnien
traseno pom SertGufsta9e an uno ourb CUR 3uFrte=
bsnbet bes 8erpolters ~tnooifirte 9toten 9ettert.
Scnis y. Subinfou, iun.. Serrpalter;
Samuet -. @oper o. Spbne, Autt.
/0g II 4 : ED . - = "A
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0S abl=SePanmtima6MRa

Gb~eTiHSsSurcdn,
SGIttmOr', hen 9. Gtso6u 1s7A
WabI
miro In zen peritteoenGn 0ar6s be Gtabt heuA
te, Den q. Sttober 1872, iur bic ReprditntGnteE
gum erten SpClg oEs Stdotrdtgts fattHnben
(24j-j4) Geo. n Sane, ShertfT,
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8llrean hrr 0nli,ri:G nmmiR1re,

Baltimore, ben n. Sftober 1879.
abibnttt l9, Artitcl 46 Der 28apl.@t iCge mGat tB
~9eietWibrig, in Der Staot Baltimore an lBabItIgsH
lI9eno cine 3rinfftube, Sartuhe ober @roglo'll ofsa
gu baIten, um Spirttuoieu UoCr Bic In 2leiutH oartR
So u%CrFauieR.
&c pire HERMIT bcfdnut gemddbt, oaS one
lolbe StdbIiiGments aui heute (G3lbltag), ben
%. Sttober 1872, Uon . lib G3orgeus his IL uhr
Nudts gsihloieu iciH miien. VIE B%Criouen ituo
biermlt 9%erUdrHt. teire AnoronunoCH beiagteH @eitseS
gu tbertreten, oG IS itrtuge pCbdn6babt niIO.
Vile Sulileibedmtcu fiRo GngGUieiCn, ieoe usbsrs
tJetung otcies @sieees Dem @apitdu itres reip. De
t~rittes aH5uSci9en.
SIN aultrase Der 3eb0rbe:
(253-A marriott ySpSmeu gIerF.
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M Cine ifl1ue @arfisGauhifeQe

bon az aderu nit S6lt9arten uno auseeipGblten
Nrihteg, aus9eieidnetem Wobneauie, Sdeuae uno
Stalung, lpelne icBt lehr etgieble lit. gu ~pertauien
burdb $. NJ. Sopfe, Or. 3, rSam Suileinss.H
(2l7-)
Nm Srbr bilig 81 u%erfaufen,
meun es beute geidltebt!
Tas q pbnbauS Hr. 27S, gBea Sdpetteffr.,
22h 6uB britt, srunb 5%tusirei. ytdbereS bel.
finseS & gdraednt,
(239-) SIR. 3. ct. Yaulffr.
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8cfanntmadmngen.
gSabI.8

gcmatt, ooB cine GSdbl in olCiu Staht an htn &C.
po9nllnen HlGeen ODER on iolbeH, me ouIh Ole Boz
itetbeboTos Jur abbaItuue ]oCrielbrn a]naCpiCisu
nsroen, SlenffGg, ben D. YouCmOcr 1872, flr Slef'
loren ots Vrdloentcn uHo SiccsPrlfN6Ht6n Der Der.
Stdaten uHo tlr AbgeOroHeiG i'm SOugreB com g., 4.
uno ). 8iitritt BON DIGrulGEo eebalteu pltb.
(25i-65) C5rp. u. Rdue. Sheriff.
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&3iircQu Der 0yoIi,ci.SommigGrc-

Baltimore, 10. EttobCr 1872.
Su SDIae elmer ibon ucr0ftmltbten Qniciqt mirS
cine AGbl In rem uerl6icoehtu Jluros Der StaOt auI
heute. Den ~. ~. Der GS52, l%tuttfnOcn. fWr tie
Wtit8lieoer oes erlteu 3rpeigcs hes Stuctraths ron IoIs
timOrc.
Die nnh'cbenb q~endnntCn YIdbe FnD oon ben gpobIs
8tibcrn ais SttmmpIase IN tBreu r]slpei;ipen 4reiult
ten ausgeruQblt.
SIN AItra9e Der geb6rte:
Marriott SSpSweu, gIerF.
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Sum lnfnrtiarn Nertauf,

ElIl- Guferft rpublfeil,
hie 0duisr SIR. 33i uno 1856, Rorb.fsremontz, nabe
SounIenoifraBe; es iino bnbite NobRbSuisr, 20 fsus
brett, nit alien Sequemllpteiten. Bum Berflule nit
Berluft, penn man it9 ioslei6 meIoct bel
Hinges & Sdraednt,
t22O+) JT. 8, st. BQularake.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-09-14
Bottles Full of Beauty.

Ladies, if you would have beauty by the
bOttleful all you have to do is to purchase Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm. That peerless beautifer
of the complexion not only heightens natural
charms but renders even the plainest counte-
nance exceedingly attractive. 1t recalls to the
pallid cheek the rosy tinge Of health, removes
pimples, blotches roughness, sallowness and
other blemishes, and imparts to the skin a most
delicate fairness and softness. 1t smooths the
burrows caused by time or care, and gives the
face, neck and arms the plump and engaging
appearance of youthful beauty All this is ac,
complished by the most natural means, viz by
gently and naturally stimulating the circulation
in the capillary blood vessels. Besides being
the most efectual aid to beauty known to mod
ern science.
Pimples, BlOtchcs, ErupfiOns, Rough Skin
The system being put under the influence of
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery for q
few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear, soft
and velvety, and being illuminated with the glow
of perfect health from within, true beauty
stands forth in all its glory. Nothing ever pre-
sented to the public as beautifer of the COM
pexion ever gave such satisfaction for this pur-
| pose as this Discovery. The effects of all med
lclnes which operate upon the system through
the medium of the blood are necessarily some-
what SLOW no matter how good the remedy en-
Ployed While one to three bottles clear the
SKIN Oh pimpes, blotches, eruptions, yellow
sPIts' comedones or "grubs,n a dozen may pos
sIpiy De required to cure some cases where the
| sysCom is rotten with serofulous or virulent
blood polsons. The cure of all these diseases,
however rom the common pinlple to the worst
scroIuia, Is Win the use OF this most potent
agent, only matter of time. Sold by all drug
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NatinnaICamn Meeting

1t will be remembered that this feast of taber-
nacles will hold its first service on Saturday,
Sept. Dist, at IL M, at which time the grounds
will be formally dedicated to the worship of
God.
DIR. Inskip, President of the Association,
writes us from Wiliamsvile ILL.,, where he
with other leading ministers are now engaged
in holding the 18th National Camp meeting,
that great interest is manifested by thousands in
the West all desiring and praying for the sue
cess of the meeting in the vicinity OF knoxville.
He also stated that q large number expect to at
tend our meeting from the North. he requests
that the following rules be made public:
LIST; There shall not be sold on the ground at
any time tobacco in any form, soda water, nuts,
confectionery, nor other articl es not essential
for food for man or beast.
"a. There shall be no traffic of any kind al
lowed on the Sabbath, except the furnishing of
meals at the regular boarding tents.
90. The enclosure of the trees shall be re-
garded as place sacredly devoted to religious
purposes, ana the local association will be ex-
pected to furnish such police force AS NAV he
necessary to prevent promenading political dis
cusslons and secular conventions. DURING the
hours of public service. 'no
The above are some of the rules which will he
strictly adhered to by the Association We
learn that ample arrangements are made for tho
accommodation of all that may attend tho COR
vices of the meeting, both as to BOARDING and
lodging. The boarding tent has been comnint.
ed, is 100 feet long by 20 feet wide, two story
At least one hundred ministers are expected
to be present rVa ... - o.
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CADET CLOTH AT FUCHS s. CO.'S
Looking Cheerful.

MEssRs. EDITORS: 1 am much obliged to you
for your willingness to publish every item of
interest concerning our Fair. Here is another
one:
SALTvILLE VA, Sept. II, 1872.
C. ". ChGrLtOn-DeGr Sir: Unless / am
Providentially prevented, will exhibit some
eight or ten of my Short Horns at your coming
Fair. Among them will be my two year old
Bull, Albert Edward, weighing now 1,725
pounds. GEO. w. PALMER
The animal referred to is said to be one of the
finest in Virginia. Mr.. Palmer is doing for
that State what some enterprising gentleman
should do for East Tennessee. From all the in
dications, 1 take it upon myself to say that the
approaching Fair will be glorious success.
c. W. CHARLTON
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OVARIAN TUMOR CURED.

Never has a medicine taken internally been known
to have cured tumors either of the womb, uter ova
RES bowels the knife has been the sole reliance 10
the hands of experienced surgeons; but Dr. RadWays
Sarsaparan settles this question For it has cured
over TWENTY persons of OVARIAN CYsTs and JUNIORS,
as well as Tumors in the bowels uterus, womb liver,
Dropscal illusion Asctes and Calculus Concretions.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
from prominent gentleman and dent OF Clnclnna-
IT, Ohio for the past forty years well known to the
newspaper publishers throughout the United States:
New YORK, Oct: 1ith, 1870.
DIR. RADwAY-Dear Sir: l am induced by sense of
duty to the suffering to make brief statement of the
working of your medicine myself For several years
had been affected with some trouble in the bladder
and urinary organs, which some twelve months ago
eliminated in terribly affecting disease, which the
physicians all said spasmOdc structure, in the
urethra also inflammation of the kidneys and blad
der and gave it their opinion that my age-3 years
would prevent my ever getting radically cured l
had tried number of physicians and had taken large
quantity of medicine, both aopathic and homeopathic,
but got relief had read OF astonishing cures hay
ing been made by your remedies and some four months
ago read notice in the Philadelphia Saturday Even
ing Post of cure having been effected On person who
had long been suffering as l had been. went right
off and got some of eachyOur Sarsaparillian Resolv-
ent, Ready Relief and Regulating Pills-and COM
menced taking them. In three days was greatly re-
iieved, and now feel as well as ever.
C. w, JAMES, Cincinnati Ohio.
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THE COURTS.
United states Court.
FIFTH DAY.

OAAs .tEllt
Courtmet yesterdayimorning at 100 CLOCK. MS
Honor Judge Connally F. Trigg1 PRESIDING
The following was among the business 'f"ilS-
acted: --r4--r.- --.--.Ie,
United States VS. Robert BrantIey W.
Iating revenue law trial by Jury' Veiuio'
of guilty, fined 500.
limited States VS. Robert Brantley, VIOLA
ting revenue law noll pros on payment OF
Tinted States VS. w. II. Beach, violating
revenue law; noll pros on payment OF
cost.
United States VS. Jno. III. Hawkins, vio-
Iating revenue law: mol pros on payment
of cost. -t
United States VS. Martin Ford, violating
revenue law mistrial and continued.
United States VS. VIM. Hicks, violating
revenue law; mistrial.
United States VS. Henry F. Hairless, VIC
Iating revenue law trial by jury, verdict
of guilty, fined 81 900 and imprisonment
six months.
United States VS. James r. Moore, viola
ting revenue law; noll pros on payment OF
cost.
United States VS. Henry F. Hairless, vio-
lating revenue law nolI pros on payment
of cost. ...t
Court adjourned until A. NJ. this morn
ing.
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Live Stock Market.
CATTLE.

The cattle market has been little more-live-
ly during the past week, and not only have the
sales increased, but marked Improvement has
been noticeable in the quality of the cattle No
change has yet taken place in prices
cattle, 24a3c; ordinary cattle, 2a24c.
HOGS.
There is no demand at ipreSent for hogs, and
we arc without quotations.
SHEEP,
Good fat sheep are in demand for city butch
cry, at quotations.
QUoTATIoNs.-No. fat sheep, $2.50a3.O 90 per
head good, S2.O0s2. 80. $50
HAY.
Hay is in tolerable demand at from 10 10 10
per cwt
OATS.
Demand fair at
QUOTATIONS. 7Oa75c per cwt.. or 2Oa25c per
Dozen --