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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Selenranhifhcs SlQcrlef.

GQlt9afe, /. San.-DteS9neeblOda6(
Der ,Bacifc 8a6u" Dauert fort; Der Serfebr
lit gdn5ltb geldbmt unO unterbrohen.
a(banp, 2. San. - 6eute eridloB Der
bier3ebnjd6ri9e 0iitael 6efer ben 18 Sabre
alten 8u. Samuel.
SpringftelO, 0taii., 2. San. - SIN
GonQreB -0iltrifte nur6e beute Sberit alUub
GrOfer an SteGe be8 @OHp. 8aibburne in
ben @on9reB gemGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Oiell. g. &incl i'm 9Lnttr

q 10 > Orf, 2. San.- @eneral Srali
Sigel, Der neu errpGblte &e9itrator, perfiigtt
fid) geitern Morgen in ieine Office in ser III.
teren Stabt unO trat in ictne uenen 6unttio'
nen ein.-@ine 9roBe 9tn5ubl ieiner 6reunbe
itattete inn I'M Qaufe OeS Cages tbre 8eiu6e
ab unO lpiinl6te tbm beiten @rfOlg in ieinem
9mte uuO eiu ygliidli6e8 gfeuiaBr.
= Sen. Sigel ernannte beute ieinenSiilfS>
9tegiitrator, berueigerte aber ben ba5 2lmt
beitiirmeu0eu 9leuteriudlern ben Sutritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
MrIS,ndrFt

q geD.g ort, .. San. - Der @5elomarft luar Dor
S0rieni4IuB iebr gcoriift. Sn Ger Rot9 Wuroe q
8ro3ent bejablt, nm @elo gu betommen Brimas
DiscOnto 10 bis T., g8ehcl, ilau, ga 81, sob
iblo6 ibma9 Su 90 81. 0as 5tGigen bGs Sol
oes beute irb lUuroe Ourd oen Bancroft Buecr @olO=
Utatler perQn[aBt, tuouou elmer nit enem Y(argin
Oon $4,000 81, 100000 short eetauit bate. J{ez
aiuun9szSbIjgat idtoiien iGi. Stdicr, oGne
Coupons, lis, 1S62er tt0H, SolOOorra+t i'm Inter
ihaRQmte $6j,530, ,j43, @ourant SIS, ,062, 132.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
9as alte nnb bas neiie Sabr.

tRa4 Dem Gnsliideu BON @s. Sori6.l
Define Die Sbiire unb Iat es sCb'n!
Harr, Der ib mar, ibm 10 Su oertrauen
sSreube perlprodb es unb bralbte mir @rauen =
Define bic 2biire unb las es ssb'n!
Define Die Gbiir unb las es seb'n!
fSreunolif beute, uerretb's lnih mor9en,
sslillte bic Gage nit bitteren Soraen -
Define Die ERiire uno las es 9eb'n!
Define Die Gbiire unb las es seb'n!
Bleiter idon ieb' ids BON blnnen setraeen,
Dennod periu6t es nod iteioenb 3u i6laesn-
Define Die Ebire uno laB es 9eb'n!
Define tie 9biire unb laB IS seb'n!
fsreuoIos unb traurg, entiageno Dem Slid,
gBiinih idj bon ibm feline Stunbe Surif;
Define Die 2biire uub laB es seb'n!
Sor6 auf ben @tldeen Der Witternadbt
aommt idon bas neue nit froblihem Sinn,
Setter bic Stirne, nit @rib6cn i'm Sinu,
gBie aub oas alte Dor i2eiten 9elaht.
I6ber uno niber tritt es Su mir,
Ser i6 i4on lineft Der @rmartunsen bGr:
Spritb, unb mas Dinft bu, bu neues Sabr?
QBlnihe uno boffe if bod Hitts BON Dir.
Soa i'd auf's q eus bstrosen mid feb'n2
Sat MID oas alte her Sreuben beraubt,
Colt ou nid5t ferner mir btei1en baS Saupt
Sisr LII Die 2biir- - es mill nitt 9eb'n!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Sim8 N1niin litI1fctfa-

Q BOi ton, q San. - Die 4. SobrssUeriammluns
oe5 6rauenzMiiious=O Oircttortums iano bcute itGtt
Son @anaoa bis 9aliiornien go Sui5- @cieuIbaIte
uno 100 Wtilfonen. 50 lueiblibe OiiitonGre NIT fl
S6ulbiucrn unb 80 Sibeliraucu iino in Sftnoten,
IN Ger 1iittei uno 8bna tbGtta. Die giura5men oes
S0bres 1871 erreidteu S5l, 103, Die glus90ben S46
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Staat8fdulS Sirginicn's. - Se
nPS GiDtIFpr11p1rrS

q i dJ mono, g 5unuar. 0ouu. 92olfer bat
Den neutrality-suspicious. BeidluB Der Seee9ebung, bic
6unoirung Der Staatsidulo eipSuieuen, nit ieinem
0crinqer 82oeutun9 icn oa Der 8eIfIns 6otit ua6r.
iAcintilb in bsoeu 5Guieru iber oas Seto 6inipeg
nnIIirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
(SrSehoc6m1,o ann 01cnn},1onn;pu

Sarrtsbur9, 2. Sanuar. = Die geIeteebuuo
or9auiitre itd bcute burd Die Grudbluug 0cs S6rn.
g8. elliott pom EbiIaocpbia al5 Spreder. Der gOrz
ne4 uu0 oie AuslhreIOuna einer Neupall an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Or @ q Mrnut.

wr. 2s, Rorb=SibertpftraHe,S Baltimore.
turirt poGhdnois Gnsbriisteit euitrobrenaft< Gnts
ilnbuns, besinnenbe Sbtuinoiu6t, Snrsatbn'tsfstt.
Berluit Der Stimme, @atarrb uno alle Seioen pes
SALES, Der aunse, Der Sarn,pese, Ses 9lutes, BE-,
2aut, Obreulauisn, Dpspepltes ssansrludt, pa
idipdthe, 4ugenz unb Sbrsn aranfbstten u. I: NJ.
Dr. Grant beilt aIle uebel unb 1T bet 2as
oDer 6ei Nadlt ,um 8eiute BON aranten bsrett.
fctuni201ST)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
U3orb I'm (SpIumbus. s.

Columbus, g., /. San. Seute Mor,
gen 3og eiue Partie iunger Mdnner Ourdy
Bic StrdBeu, I'm ben iibliheH Neujabr8.lll
Al MAIDEN. Gtuer, 9amen8 @barles Oens
hing, mar StemltA bctrunten mo i'll ieinem
Ranihe ergriii er einen Stein unO idlu9 iei=
npu Gameraoeu Charles 0oouer to0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Griminal=@ro3eiie ge9en Wmuisiz
Oaiz zQSednite in (Shicdop.

@6icag 0, 80. Ses. @aitern iiGerrcidte Die
grdnoiurp bem @rimino9erifte bier antlagen. Sine
9e9en aloermaH 5ames s. @rotb, elmer Der berihs
ttgten neun5ebn i'll alten 0taotrCtbe, un0 Wt9lieb
bC5 se9eHUdrtigen; cine 9egen AtOermau @laOe, Der
Dem ge9enmirtisen Goacgium 0n9ebort; cine ge9en
Den ebemali9sn alderman Wtontgomerp, Der ebenials
8u oen piniamen Neun5ebn" gebOrte, uno cine 9eaen
oen 9epcieneE alderman Q8alib. 8ie antlo9eu ia<
gen, 6G6 fidl eue Wtinner Der Scitehdteit, 9ouup=
tion uno Der Sdlebt9teiti in ben amtS tbruHg iLlu~
big 9emaht baben. Dem 8ernebmen nod miro Die
canton oe5 4loernan Wfc@ratb aut $1,000 unO Die
Der anoeren aoermcn oui 5000 pro UtGnu eit9eitet
meroCu.
alderman Wontgomero er1dieu ositern Sormittag
in einem SabeascOrpus.6alie Dor Ribter Ro9ers.
Sae 3tmmer in melbem oieier 5Sau oerbdHoelt iDur=
DC, liegt bidt nebeu Dem 3immer, in Uelhcm Die
@ranoiurp IaB, bic Den Niontgomerp iOegen 9rmi=
nalperbreden in glntlo9eitano perieete. @HtrUeoer
bate er teiHe QbHun9 Der 8frfi9uRg Der Grano.
iurp, ooer CT oerellte i9 gr igielte osn 8teit8ls
t9eH uuo iubte ourh alie ieine 8eDegungeR gu Sei=
gen, pie CT nlbt oaran bente, oaB ibu oas @rnHatz
@cidn9niB ooer OielCidt gar ca6 3aGtBau5 erWartet
luenn man ibu Der 8erbreten iduloig finoCt, Ue9en
Der bn Die @ranbiurp outlogt. Gocrman Vic@jratb
itetnt llnratb aeDttert gu buben, oeHn er bat pie
Stuotin oriusenoen @eItGiteu uerlGiien. 2lu6 bic
4loCrmGnner g8allb unb GlQoc fino Ueribmupoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Selearapbiid)e 9epei9ett.

tgon Der naiiociirten 9reIfe" fir ben s0eutidler
@orrelponbenten" beri6tet. - Der ny orrelgonI
ti1nore's, melbeS Sic SnIanb= uno 3abelzDes
psiden 6esiebt uuo poIitanois oerofeutli1t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Nn8 San Gransisco.

GanTrau5tsc 2. San. = Der Sturm bal
ic 9ele9 upb oae g9ctter lit beue berrlider ais U
cs bier iemaa Crlebt bacon. Dian Gttete fb gegeu-
ieittgc @jlituunihbeiude ab. 9eine 3ii9e iaBrer
bis iegt mad Satrameuto, AQe Slufe iino nod bot
an9eibuoGeH. Am alamGoa llfer Der SGt Uurber
Die Sdl3uerte NIT q, 900 &onnen 5al5 5rltort.
4cootat Goof, elmer Der Srtbeioiger Der 5rau
fSair itarb am 81. 9e5ember.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Ser Gfambal I'M Yfelp 9Drfer
GfdSfrnfbe.

gSir bert1tete 9eitern bereitS telegrap6ii9
bie Welouug, baB eS 5u peinlihen Scenen BET
bem oorgeitrigen 4btritte bes alten Stabtra,
tbes gefomnlen ei, Oerielbe DtagOr 6aG III
anflagetanb periebt babe II. i. 10. Die
ySts3tg." iagt oariiber: vOie 9edldfte oes
HatbeS Der Ilbermen erlitten 9eitern, art
erlten Gage beS neuen Sabres, cine ielten baz
geipsiene lluterbre4uns. Sr. 5arpp bate
Die Seriammelten faum sur Srbnung 9erll=
fen, ais bic 6erren Clinton uno 2amrence,
bic 4nmdlte oes ueuen ySoarS," Die S6iire
aum Sibungsiaale gemaltiam Dfinen lieBen.
gle perlangten @eb6r fir ibre @lienten uno
Die RGumnng bes Saale8. Gin @lerf,
nit einem 8iinbel 4ftenitiide in Ger 6anO,
ma6te oen &eriu6, ben ein5elnen Nlit9ltez
bern bes alien ,Soaro" Sniuuftionen 5u5uf
ifeGen, Die linen Die Abwidelung bon amts<
@eihdften trgenO pel6er Qrt nnterla9ten. @r
hattie babel nit manferlei Sdmteri9ietten Su
fdmpien; &loermann Sruing rettete ieiu alte8
&enomee unb mari fif nit geii6ter Saut
oem Olann BON Der 6eoer ent9egen. Srob~
bem muBten Die 6erren bonn alten y SoarO"
gum 8iidSug iId bequemen. Die neu er-
pdblten aloermen oran9en, mabrenO oeS all-
aemetnen gSirmarrS un0 Der Gonfulton Ill
Sen Saal uno nabmen ibre 8labe etn. 60
balb bic SrDnung eintgermaBen rpleoer bere
qelfelt mar, wurbe g. 9. 3. Sance gum
Soriibenoen unb g. .. SAafer gum Glerf
pro. temp. erwGblt unO Der DfaDor BON Der
erfolqten Organization OtS DSoarO" in
aenntuiB qeieet. Salo barauf fanb er fi9
peri0nli6 i'm Sikungsiaale elm. @r ia9te,
er lei nm bic Otitta98Seit in ieiue Sffce ges
fon1meu uub babe, trOs ieincr Gbrerbietung
fir ben @eridtshOf Die abHdlt gebobt, baS
.Smpeabment" un6 Die SniunftiOn, Die man
linn 3u9eltellt, su miBadteu. Sein Gnpalt
beitdrfte i'm bierin. gta9 beiien 9nii9t er-
pies ii9 bas 4fteHltiid idon bei'm eriten2(n'
bid als re6tsuugiiltig. Der dltere 9latb Der
Aloermen bate inoeiIen Hdl thm telnblelt9 9e'
seigt; es ftiinOe mabriGeinltd) in ieinerDlaht,
@leiGes nit @lei1em su uergelten. Dt6ge
nun Das aeue y8oarb" ais 9emablt oDer
bur9 @rnennung geidafftn an9eie9en lper'
ben, er molle nun, iagte er, ben Wtit9lleoern
Oe6elben ben geietli9en 4mtseio abnebmeE.
Dem seidab 10; uuO so9 f4 Der Napor,
nad,oem Die Geremonte beellbet mar, in better
Stimmrng aus Der 8eriammlnng 5uriid.
Der ySoarb" conitttuirte f6 bierauf alS
&atb Der Superpiloren unO uertdgte ilf) fur5
nahber obne irgenb nelf]e @ci6dfte bon Ses
beutung uor3unebuen. (Siebe tel. Depe-
i6eu.)
0Beiteres aus Oicip=go2f.
yt 10 y OFT, 2. San. = 2)ie @retgnthe
i'm Stabtbauie bilOen ba8 SagesgeIprd9.
lleberraiGt fiHo beionoerS oie2nhdnger Gam
manp'S," baB Der alte Hath Wtapor 6aa III
anflaaeltanD ueriest bot. Der ucue StaSt.
ratb lit nllnnlebr III oollem 8eiibe Der Saqe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Srioham 0IDu1to Dcrhoftet.

Sdlt Gate @itU, 2. Januar. Brigham
gouH9 lOuroe beute in iengr BObnung uui oIe gn=
tlage oes UoroCs nom Scr. St.zWtoribQe perbaitet.
I'm lt9r rUro Der itltcr oen &ppea b0ren, goung
gP9cn Caution anir Glen 5uB gu eseu.
gouug in Salt oe5 Dari6aus, unO be9leitet pom -.
u. Smitb, .. QSeQs, .. .. Stanton uHo dHoeren
~ Seilieen," criden Dor Dem Oberribter WtcGean
beute Iadmttdg, nm du Die gegen i6u erbubene
W&oroaRtlQ9e ju errUioern. Oas 0rihtslotal mar
georiitt oo1. IS bcuihe 9roBe 8eiorgniB unter oen
Oormonen, Gber e5 5ci9te iid) tene unoronunJ ooer
DuBadtuug bcs Geridtae. oCrnpiteao uno 9itd Ucrz
treten louHg, Bates Die Regieruu9. Die Strtbeoi=
euu9 trus oarauf an ooB oung, Der 71Sdbre alt uno
trGntlih lei, ge0eH @uuton ireise8eben DeroC. @r
iei 400 Reien 9eret, UNI itdl au oieie ODER anoere
Ant(cgen gu iteuen, mo bic Oait Diroe icn ScbeR
geIdbroen. Der Bunoe5 anrualt Sates bate Vibi5
0aaeqen uRo empidbl S500.N00 @autionSReluu9. Der
Gjdtsr erttdrte, oaB Die Ser. S;aateu in utab ein
G5eGn9nis bitten, aber Der Bunoes UiarIdaa in
oieiem Sale trotoem nod Dem @jeiete banoelu mus.
4aer6ings babe man bisber @edn9ene nat Camp
Douglas 9cbrdbt abcr Der oortt9e Seicblsbdber lei
nibt uerpdtet, ite 5u belUadeu. gouH9 eignC mebre
Cduier IN Der Staot uno nab eInem oericlheu mo9e
Der Uiaridal bH bringen, bis Der Antrag entideoen
lei. Der Utdr6an merhe oaroul ahRn, oaB Dem
alien NGnne 9Gtts an @omicrt abgebe, dber Bir9=
ihGit5teluH9 Tonne er (oer Jtidprl Dor otr Sano
nidt 5ulGilen.
Ills gouHg oa5 SCriht uerIieB, bot er Dem Nlar=
ihdQ ielH oaus on Der Gempleitr. an. Der DiaribGu
nabm ods 4uerbleten an uno 6radtG g)oung 0crt bin.
Jlouno iitfu rnbiQ un6 QClaiigH.
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Sie betten Steinfnbleu 3u Den niebrig>
ften Yreijen.

eobIsn pom Der ~Saltinlorer Gompasnie," DON Der
,SuGer=Boitoner @ompasnte,"
fd1tpsr uuo raid brennenoe 3oblen-6ie bejen &oblen
Gul bem blefisen Mdrfte
3u oerfauien
Garrenfabunes ber5onnentueiI
aud, .Qutens' Ballepz" unS @umberldnber aoblen.
g. n. Oisss uno Sdmes Siaas, 4senten Der
Snitinorer Soblen-" II. nunion=g giienb6bn=@ omp.
Siireau: gr. =, 9outbitraee.
aoblenboi: Gde Der RDrtbs nnn Naeiion,
GtraHe, tStt14,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03

Sburso, ben Wtifa befreit bate, ipinfte
ben Samen, man bob Die 86nigin alf unb
bradte iie in cine Sdnfte.
Damn iebte ii9 ber traurige Bug in Ses
we9ung.
Giner blieb bel bem Sobten Surld uno
begrub ibn, unb bieier Cine mar - Elm
Gduber.
(Enrt5ekuuo foLot.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03

sbler's Syrup aus Sunni Arabieum
se9en
Suffen, Grfdlt,ins, 8ronbitiS &c.
&erner's Oberbautgraeuser :.
aeaen atle Sautfranfbeitsn.
o>o Gt.pin Gdretfipn, Gpotbeter,
wprnpn=Gde Der S5altimores unc fiSb FIR.
lNnriI20.1SH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Die &ufIHrs @rose1ie in SiiO=

Gotumbiu, G..S., 2. San.-0r. gluerp tuuroe
bcute 9leidbIaqs Idulo9 beiunoen Bier @eidueCne
BON Spartansburg crtlarteR iitb reituiqi9 i6ulbis
uHO lpuroen lr oen urtbelsprub ieit9ebGIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Salano>9epei1slt.
Iu8 @aTbinato1t.


Us al bington, 2. San. = Der Sdabz
amtsiefretGr nil Elm @irfuldr erlafen, mel
DIES bori6reibt, baB alle @eloz29enten in
3uflnft lOfort ibre 9epoiiten 6interlegen unO
in ben Nationalbaufen auf 9fefnltng Der
Ser. ct: eintragen miiiien. GOd anDere
Sorltriften lperben gum S6ube Der GHentliz
den @elOer unO gele9e 9eseben.
- Oa8 Separteinent oe8 Snnern lit fir bic
Nngabe Derantmortli6, baB Seuator Sarlan
in feiner gSeiie BET benz Setruge betbeiliQt lit,
bur9 pelden es s. gS. g8rigbte 9elang, bic
He9ierung I'm SnOianer Sanb9elOer gu be-
I9mtnoeln.
= Man pernimmtI oaB 9leid, ua9bem eS
befannt murOe, baB Satafa5g pOlitio abberu
fen morben lei, Der Prdiioent oen @roBfiirlten
einlaOen lieB, gSaibington nod einmal Su
bein4en. Die GtnlaOung purbe notbpeu6i-
ger gSeiie abgeid)lagen, Oa Der Slottenbienlt
Die balOi9e 8iidtebr bes u2iertenant8" gum
@eI9waber erbeilGt.
-5eute abenO tur6 Got. SEQ. gB. grent
in 2leranbria, Sa.
= NQe @abinetSmitglte6er iparen 6cute i'm
p@etben 9auie."
- Drei neue National6anfen (8latt8>
mouth, gtebr., 8a6eto uub gmpOria, 8an-
ias,) puroen heute, ie nit einem @apitale uon
$4,000 autoriiirt.
= Ser mOnatli6e 8eri9t iiber BEN Stanb
Der NatiOualidulO 9ibt fol9enOen 9u8ueiS:
bic seiammte nit Sob gu per5inienoe SonO.
l6ulb betrGgt 81 1853, 1856, 700, barunter iiuo
nod fir 81 l,542, ,291 $50 5.2Oer; Die nit
Gourant 81 per3inien6e S6ulo, Certificate,
Warinez Yeni iion8ioub= =@ertififate &C. betrGgt
$50, 7O8,O 900; Die uerfaaenen unb nod nidt
eingeiorberten Sonos unb Soften belanfen ii1
auf $1,739, ,937.27; bic Yapiergelb 'Girfula-
ton betrdgt s434 ,41O, O,378.77. Die @eiammtz
ifulO beSiffert iih bemnadl auf 81, 1926, no.
O16.O3. Die aui9elaufenen Sntereiien betra.
gen S44 ,422 1879. Der Saarfonb OeS
Saatamtes belduft iid auf S127, ,294, ,32O.68,
barunter Sill ,432, ,826.91 gemiin5teS 9elb.
SIM 2auIe be8 lebteu WtOnatS wurOe Die
Sflulb an9ebli6 mn $4,412, ,656.T permin=
bert.
gSa bin9ton, 2. Sanuar. - Gen. 9orloff,
welber tir5l9 uon Der ruiz. Re9terun9 angeiuieien
puroe, Die ruff. 8eianotidat tempordr gu ueriu0Iz
ten, bat beiebe iest in Sol9e 6Oberer Or0er bon St
Betersbur9 bem 9e9uttons Scfrctdr Srn. Stirtaff
IberQebeu.
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0arlorsGhan0elters,

>gbamoeliers.
IarlorzGbanbeliers,
Barlor=G Gtanbetiers.
BibIiotbefs gbanfeIier8.
Sitliotbef- Chandeliers,
BibIiotbef,G Gbanbeliers.
Ek,immers 6 haneelierS,
gB3immerz 6 banoeliers,
@B5immersG banoeIters.
Gamsf fimrs GbanS sliers.
Sau5furz@ @banoeIiers,
SausaursG Gbau6elierS.
MUs Ilrten Gasenricbtunacm.
90 {er= uno q srobren unb
WeparatureI tei
6. q. Sapirion,
Wr. 5, Nolb=9ibertpltra6e.
(aprIi97 7SS) SIR. 8, Horb =Qibertuitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-03
Ga 6. Wareollier Dc Merolla& 60.

Rr, 50, Gs6ansesalaee,
Baltimore,
Rr. 80, Sroac itraie, Neipzgort,
Smportenre
une aGeuse Msenten in Den Ser. ct. nno @anaba
fir
FLORENCE FOLLIET l. SCHECK
in slp t@bampasnel,
eieisranteu Der tailsrl. Hamiiis BON YreuBen.
Ssaron Sarset, Borbeaur.
8. Sobit * Comp, eognae.
tSull0, f2Wfte.,f)
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Ser bette Alat
um etne bnr,iisli9e Nabmai9ine
,u faufem ceer Al mietben
IN ba, roe ole 4rten perfauIt tuerben, unb no ber
assnt niht In irseno elmer lpeseuen Diabtne intes
Maidinen nerbsn oermistbet, aussebeffert unb pers
tanfdt bel 3. sS. Biln,
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S SartiOro, 2. San.-@tn Nianu, Na-
mems 8iaingS, Oeiien 6rau unO ein anOere8
6.auen3immer muroen beute 2lbeuO in 24iu0.
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-09
THE WARNING HAS BEEN HEED.

Since the exposure OF the attempts made
by certain INSCRIPTIONS dealers, to palm
on their coarse astringents, made from
cheap ana impure materials, In the place
OF the great national tonic, IIostetters
stomach Bitters, public opinion has set
strongly against these empires and their
preparations, Their occupation is gone, or
soon will be. When the light is let into
deception it soon willis down. Persons who
trihe with their unknown preparations,
with no guarantee TO sustain them, when
an established SPECIFIC, proven by twenty
years experience TO be exactly what IL is
claimed to be, is within their reach, are
sure to repent their temerity. Many have
done so in this Instance, but II is hoped
that the truth plainly spoken has arrested
the evil. In the meantime the demand for
the leading protective and restorative
medicine OF America was never so great Ms
IL has been this seeason. From the fever
and ague districts of the west, south west,
and south, IL is literally overwhelming,
and IL may be said OF the ndvices from all
parts of the country of the cures 1t is effect
ing In dyspepsia, bilious complaints, ana
chronic constipation, that their name Is
legion" Everywhere the sick and feeble
seem Ia have realized the importance OF
" holding fast that which is good" and OF
avoiding what Is spurious and dangerous.
The numerous" Bitters," under various
names, which mercenaTy dealers endeavOr
to substitute for lIostetters's stomach Bit
tiers, should be avoided, for their own
salScs, by the sick and the public al large,
HoStcitcr's Rittors are procurahlo in bot
lies only, aud mover sold in bulk.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-09


BARSUM's CoLossUs.-The great
travelling exhibition recently organ.
lied by Mr.. p. 7. Barnum at cost of
something like Million of Dollars, is
to visit GAINESVILLE, Friday, Nov. 18th.
This is beyond all question the largest
and most magnifcently appointed
travelling exhibition ever collected to-
gether, combining as it does seven sep
arate shows in one, the whole exhibi-
ton for the price usually charged for
admission to an ordinary show, one
ticket, which costs but one dollar, adj
hitting to the whole six tents and the
entire exhibition, which includes Bar
mum celebrated New York Museum,
a large Menagerie of rare living Wild
Beasts, the Royal Italian Circus, be.
sides an extensive and varied array of
novelties and curiosities such as no
man but p. T. Barnum could collect.
Wherever this colossal establishment
goes, immense crowds are in attend
ance, the railroads usually carrying
passengers at half fare on the days of
Barnum's exhibitions, compelling the
great Snowman to give three exhibit
tons daily in order to accommodate
the vast multitudes in attendance, a
thing heretofore unknown in the an
nails of the show business.
The morning entertainments are
usually less crowded than either of the
others and is therefore much the best
one for ladies to attend. The grand
street parade which takes place be-
tween eight and nine o'clock in the
morning is said to be a magnificent
pageant, rivalling in grandeur the
fairy tales of oriental gorgeousness,
being something like mile in extent
and resplendent with gilt and glass.
Seventy cars and four locomotives
are necessary to transport this vast
concern, and the six mammoth tents
cover nearly five acres Of ground when
pitched for exhibition.
The Circus, which is given in the
large hippodrome adjoining the Me
nagerie, is one Of the largest and finest
in the United States, numbering
among its members some of the most
noted stars in the profession. The
same ticket that admits to the Museum
and Menagerie also admits the holder
to the Circus, although the visitor can
abstain from visiting the Circus should
he so wish. Nothing of an objection
able nature is allowed in the ring, and
the hippodrome performances are daily
patronized by the elite and fashion of
the various places visited. Remember
that Friday, Nov. 18th, is the great
day in GAINESVILLE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-09

FoRTY.THTRp VoLraE. = This is
the FIRST issue Of Volume forty-third
of the CHRONICLE. We had few
words upon this subject in our last
issue. Now is ct time to enter new
names to our subscriptions list, and If
those in this and surrounding counties
who like our paper and its course,
who are not subscribers, will only send
us Two dollars, we will take special
pleasure in forwarding it to their adj
dress. Try us, one year, friends, and
we think you will not regret it. We
promise, in return, to do the best We
can for you.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-09
MARRIED..

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At the residence of the brides father, by
Rev. +. A. Crenshaw, on the Goth ulL.. Mr..
BENJAMIN III. LOGAN and Miss SALLIE W.
BARKER.
In Hoplxinsville Ky, on the Goth ult., by
Rev. Mr.. MOrehead. Mr.. JOHN GARNET and
Miss ROSIE LACEY.
Nov. s. 1872 by Rev. 7. q. Keen, Mr.. A.
q. DICK. of this city. and Miss LIZZIE CANT,
OF Hopkinsville, Ky.
We return thanks to this happy couple
for kindly remembering the printer. May
happiness, unalloyed, be theirs forever.
At the residence of the brides mother,
on the 9TH inst, by Rev. !. Is. Walton, Mr..
JOHN 4. HooPER, OF Cheatham county, and
Miss MARY V. MATHIS, youngest daughter
o'the late Jas. a. Mathis of this county.
We, the Junior local, had the pleasure OF
witnessing the ceremony of this happy
pair. A very large crowd was in attend
ance and all seemed to enjoy themselves
to the utmost. We congratulate our young
friends, on their happy union, and wish
them long, prosperous and contented
LIE.
At the residence of the brides father, In
this county, on the 9th inst, by Rev. A. ID.
Sears, Mr. GARTH BRoCKMAN and Miss
LETTIE NJ. LIGoN, all of this county.
This young couple have been fast friends
from childhood and now the marriage
vow cements, with hottest, tendcrest ties,
two hearts that have ever beat as one
May such congenial spirits be reunited
when llfc's struggles end. The attaches OF
the Chronicle discussed the varied delica-
cics sent them with n hearty gusto, with
many wishes for their future welfare.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-09

Now that the election is over we
will have more space to devote to mat
tiers of a local character, such as agri-
cultural and other interests more con-
genial with our taste and feelings. We
invite our friends, in this aud sur
rounding counties to furnish us any
thing for publication, that will tend to
enhance our commercial prosperity.
Short articles, of such a nature will be
thankfully received.