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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-08-28
Public Notice.

COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
EDGErlELD G. H., $. c.,
July %, 1873.
yE1HE Board of County Commissioners
]. for the County OF Edgcliold, will
hold their annual Meeting OH the first
Tuesday OF September, 1878, which will
he the End day of said month.
Notice is' hereby given to all persons
having Bills OR, Accounts against the
County to have said Bills or Accounts
made out in proper fernl, with itemsand
dates prefixed, and properly sworn. to /;
end to deposit the same with the Clerk
of the Board on or before the first.day OF
September, 1873 In default Of which
said Bills or Accounts viii not be audit
ed and allowed ut said annual meeting.
BY order of Board.
w. D. RAMEY,
Clerk 8. C. G.
-Julvso, st 80
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NOTICE.

NOIICG.
OLD GINS MADE AS GOOD AS
NEW bv the AMERICANLIGHTNING
GIN FILLER.
Having purchased the right to use the
above Machine in this County, 1 shall he
nreparci. in a few weeks to commence
work.
All persons Wishing their Gins filed
and repaired will please drop me few
lines at Ridge Spring, G. c. IL A. r. r.
Price, is cents per Saw. Other Re"
pairs at moderate prices
M. B. ASBILL.
July l6 9iii oo
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EATEg NOTICE.

TT. Persons indebted to the Under
n signed are requested to call and set.
tie at once. Those ,.:,1 I:a1ling 20 ooI1plS ~
with above teaSt from M this sc dste snssS0
poi 'o A.A. CLISBY.
on IF 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-08-28

w- A bride of eleven and groom OF
thirteen is the latest matrimonial felicity
in Tennessee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-08-28

J. J. PEARCE, BUTLER e. co.
Among the Cotton Factors and Commits
sion Merchants of Augusta, none are
more popular, more honorable, more en-
terprising than these. We feel perfectly
satisfied that when we werecommend Pearce
Butler & Co. to our cotton planters, we
point the latter to vory goal of safety
and satisfaction, Messrs. Pearce, Butler
& Co. honor us with card, which we
hope none of our cotton planting friends
will overlook.
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The Wheeler s. Wilson Triumphant
at Vienna!
JUST as WE EXPECTED !!

The following dispatch was received at
Augusta, by j. H. Trump, General Agent
of the Wheeler g. Wilson Manufacturing
Company in that city, forwarded from,
New York:
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Every Filth Ticket Draws a Gift
%25O.OOO for $50.

The Fourth Grand Gin Concert authorized by
srcinl nct of the Legislature for the benefit "f The
Pnbc I.ibrary Of Ken,ucky, will lake place in Pub
llc Library Hail. at Louisville, Ky.
Wednesday, December 3, 1873.
ONLY s;x,v ,housand tickets viii be sold and one
half of these are intended for the European Market
thus leaving only $4,000 for sale in tl.e United States
where l60.tlO were disposed Of for The Third Con-
cert. The tickets are divided into len coupons or
parts and have on their back Inc scheme VIII u''
explanation of the mode OF drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandesl nl'islcaI
dispay ever witnessed in this country, the unprece-
dpnt pd Of
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NOTICE,

,rpsoNs desiring The use of any
/ part Of til, the building ,h,1 N known as Ma
sonic Hall VIII "pj j. c. SHEPPARD.
Aug 20 ,l9t 81. 85 :,
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We hear Of several merchants of our
section who started a week ago to New
York. Coma early, so as to get back ear
ly.and begin 70 handle naeney.-"lien'
money. Isn't that the idea :?
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR CASH.
JAMES A. GRAY 4 CO..
WILL CLOSE OUT THEIR STOCK OF
Dress Goods
REGARDLESS OF VALUE.

This presents opportunity to buy PERFECT GOODS ALL NEW
STYLES AND FABRICS lower than offered Our entire line
TTnderClotng REDUCED OVER TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-08-28

-Bus vespeke of the fine. Music ut the
Entertainment OF the Methodist ladies.
And where did it come from? For it was
neither piano, nor violin, nor singing.
IT was Brass Band, and came from
Jolrusson's-tlatimmortal place. hat God
seems To smile upon. Here's the whole
story. Some 12 or l5 young gentlemen,
Of the best names of that section, have
formed themselves into Band, bought
handsome brass Instruments, and got
Mr.. Hett, the well known German nu-
stefan or Augusta, to teach them The
result is, that in the course Of only three
months they have learned to play beau
tifully-with admirable precision, admir-
able taste. and admirable ensemble. Hear
ing tlla.tAe first representation ea the
Methodist ladies was unattended by mu-
sic, they very generously offered their
services for the second, and ca,ne for
ward in gallant style. If they could but
realize how much pleasure and bright
ness they dispensed on the said occasion,
they would feel fully repaid fo- their
long ride from the light of Johnston's to
the darkness of Edgefeld. AS for our
self. we venerate them! Why do not
our young men do something of the sort?
Is cropping after the almighty dollar to
be the chief and only aim of life?
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-SIM9NT0N$EEMALE. COLLEGE.

Rev. 8. TAYLOR MARTIN, President Locdtion
remarkably healthy. Twenty.a miles north Of
Oavid.on College. Accessibly by railroad. Session
begins Sept %, 1878, and continues nine months
closing June %, 1874. Annual expenses. board and
English tuition :2up. Music and use of instrument
$5d Ancient and modern languages, each $2o
Send for circular.
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash, -, ooo
amounting to.."............... Sl,ooo,oVo
The distribution will be positive, whether all me
tickets are sold or not and the $4,000 gins all paid In
proportion to ihe tickets soid-aA unsold eKcls oe
and not represented in the drawing
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MY UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT
Southern
WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
Gervais Street, near Greenville and
Columbia Railroad,
COLUMBIA, S. g,

is PREPARED TO RECEIVE COT.
TON and other property upon Storage,
and make advances upon the same.
Cotton shipped to this house will be
stored subject to the order Of the owner,
and the lowest rates charged ior storage
All property so stored will be insured in
good reliable companies, if insurance is
desired and advances will be made at
the lowest banking rates. Our store
houses are sG located that drayage is not
necessary; aud no charge for. handling
will be made.
All business communications should
be addressed to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN L. GARY, Treasurer.
March 20 6m 13
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4 4 Col. t.,l. III. W. Addison and lady, Col:
iHniet and lady, aud Mr. G. L. Penn all
back from the springs. Never saw peo-
pie look so we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-24

only one nnsn in god health TO look after
the whole house, O Lori help rs IN our
great Distress And On the twenty-eighth
he continues; This evening another Of
our men died; the Lord called him home
nom this place, 50 rich in suffering
From this day the journal contains moth
ing but annotStioaS of deaths until the
nineteenth Of April. at six O'Clock A. NJ.
Then begins another hand, who writes
'Peaer Andres NIsen, Of BStss6r,i, red
bonnet. Hsr, T, AIitterhuk.' What these
words, which have apparently been writ
ten under the influence of delinum, are
meant to express willneve be known, and
the horrible fate of the poor sufferer who
traced them, can only be guessed, Did
he struggle hours, days, or weeks among
the sixteen corpses of his comrades, or did
the de6verer come as he dropped his pen?
Nobody knows nor viii ever know"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-24

Brown, young insurance friend of
ours, who lives in Cambridge, had the
fifth anniversary Of his wedding occur
about week ago, and his friends deter
mined to celebrate his wooden wedding
by a surprise party. Brown came in YES
terlay and told us how they succeeded,
They commenced by sending a servant
round with q team to take Brown aud his
wife out to ride at about seven. Then
they began to come with presents and
materials for supper There was little
party of FIVE came first, all laien-hands
full They all got nicely inside the gar
den gate, which shuts with q spring,
when Browns big mastif, who is always
left unclaimed in his masters absence,
came round the corner aud surprised
them. One woman stepped on her dress,
and in her fall so demoraliEed fragile
black walnut bookcase she carried that
it was afterwards done up in bundle
and presented as kindling wood. Another
fellow got safely out of the yard all but
part of his pants, while old Smithers. who
weighs two hundred aud twenty pounds,
plunged wildly with the eight-gallon pail
of ice-cream he carried, through Browns
glass dollhouse in the corner of the yard,
and surprised some $50 worth of exotics,
Finally they fixed things up and got into
the house, and as it was about time for
Browns return, they commenced laying
the supper table. They got down tea
set of rare china that friend of Browns
in the trade had loaned him q week be-
fore, and broke two pieces, so that Brown
has since been obliged to mortgage his
house and buy the set; and the comments
of Mrs Brown when she saw the condi-
ton of the carpet were sarcastic in the
extreme. Finally, as a browning touch,
they tried to hang out Chinese lanterns
with the letters welcome on them, on the
porch on the front door, They succeeded
in hanging two lanterns. and when they
had saved the house from the fiery 6end
there wasn't enough porch left to pay for
the trouble of trying to hang out any
more. Then they sat down and waited
for Brown and his wife to come home,
which they did about two o'clock in the
morning, the driver having lost his way,
and some way OF other turning up in
Dedham at about midnight We draw
the veil over the scene that followed their
return. Some scenes are too Joyous to be
described in cold, cold words.-Boston
7FdrslLer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-24
The IsIe OF Nan


Thirty years have brought great changes
into the Isle Of Man; among them an an
uual invasion Of something Ike 100. 600
holiday-makerz, which has PLAYED sad
havoc with the old Arcadian simplicity
Of the place, though, thank Heaven not
even the civilization of English tourists
can quite vulgarise its noble mountains,
its clear green sea, and the sky beauty of
It's sheltered gleus. Up to a recent date
the little island slumbered on peacefully
sud happily in its old traditions with
its own laws, It's own judges, its own self
elective Parliament, the House Of KEYS,
its simple, homely, kindly clergy, aud its
quzint, timehonored old fashions.
sleepy lIas Ehsrs. znssr the sa=s vt-sL
he .azs sis rsf rpui4 deepen year BY ysa-s
But the fairy prince who was to break
this enchanted sleep came in the disagree
able and duplicate form Of Ritualistic
Bishop and Radical Governor. Between
them they efectually stirred the place up.
Nomore selfelectiveP arliameuts. no more
homely parsons, but popular elections and
4 strzitlseed priesthood Well, Maurmen
are moving with the time; but We NAV be
pardoued, perhaps, for letting just ore
sigh Of regret escape Us for the simple old
style that Is gone; and We may be allow
ed to doubt whether the change from
humdrum routine to an activity which
takes the form Of perpetual pickering,
quzrreIing, aud bitterness, Is very pleas
ant or very desirable one The native
4an1, however. are still simple, kindly
nee, superstitiOus and imaginative, like
al pure Cells. and with depths Of passion
and emotion underlying = calm exterior.
A eomely race, too-the women robust
and shaPely, the men tall and staIEart:
With language Of It's own, now rapidly
growing obsolete, IN place Of which has
arisen 3 distinct dialect Of English. q
brogus as rich and racy and expressive as
LoEland Scotch OF TipPerzry Irish. A
race with q distinct nomenclature. too.
The Quirkz. the QuilIiams, the DUAL
troughs. the QuayIes, the Quines, tie Ker-
modes, the Kerruishes, the Karraus. the
the Creers, the CIagues, the
Corins. and the CzlIows, are names
unique; none but q Manxmzn ever bore
them-OHce a Week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-09-24

same time carrying into practice the sym.
hO6c lesson Of that Masonic emblem, tho
eompasseS which teaches them to cir.
camscTbe their dcSiros aud keep their
passions within due bounds" and our
word for il, nine-tenths Of the marital an.
happiness in the world would disappear,
and marriage would BECOME that true
union Of soul which the Wise Father in.
tended it should be.-Ssn JeS M,svsy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03

6iubIug, 9, /. Mar3. - 0snrp 8.
@artee erihoB an 9Onnuitas Qbeno UNI 8
llbr gtidola8 Scniiu9cr. Wau glaubt, oaB
glieriuflt Su benz Ror0e iiibrte. @artee To-
gtrtc in Senfinger'5 60uS uno bate sin Gu=
ae auf oeiieu Trau gemorien, Ole 20 Sabre
iiinger al8 thr @atte N, wdhrenoGartee faum
20 Sabre Sdblt. 2eeterer todte 8euTuger aus
benz 6auIe uuo iboB i'm 0urt oa8 6cr;. gr
befinoet Fd in 6ait uno bat Die Gbat eiu9e,
itan0eu. 81 iO9t, Scuitugcr, babe ibu nit
Dem Sooe beOrObt uuo cr glaubt he8balb elm
9te6t 9ebabt ;u baben, ibm Suuor3ufommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
ieines 5tcl;e5 ipetulirt, - Der

ieine5 Stpljes ipetulirt, - Der in ieiner
Geiinnung 10 erIe 6err tdaidte lid aber
idwer!
Sic bepenfen nidt, bic Sboren, rief er
lebbaiter, inbem er elnige itarte SdrItte
bur6 oas 3ilnmer madte, DaB in 6rant=
furt nidt Ser Der aaiier mar, Der unter
bem Subel pe3 4ublitumS ben boeuf his'
torique ielpireu lief, uno Die peutlden
sS1riten - fitste er bitter lddelno hlnin
- in per Worgencdmmerllng Su elmer
Matinee rolitique pereiniste, bel Der man
pa5 (aumarme Q8aIer Der grpBoeutIhen
@eisbelt genpB, - nein - tpahrbaftl9
Ser mar niht Der &uiier. ipnoern Der
mar es, ppr behen taltem 9(ein, Dor belIen
einfuher Qtbwelenbeit BET 9anje Sput lth
in CUNT auil1ste. - llno i'd IpIlte rubl9
abparten, bis man cinen pielIeidt gilnz
ACKNOWLEDGMENT finbet, I'M jene berrlIden
Bldne aus5nfibren?
llno bann, mein perebrter 6reuno, fubr
er fort, inpem er wieper nabe Dor 9errn
pon Dtauteuifel bintrat, nelfer ibm nit
unperdnperter 8ube sugeb6rt bate, uno
rann - gibt es nidt 2tu9eublide, in De-
men Der trbne GntidluB, bic ralde Shat
nptbwenoig iino, um Grube5 Su erreiden
unp idmere Geiabren ab3uwenpen? @eI5t
un5 nitt bic Gjel6ifte uniere5 9reuBen's
auf lolde Mpmente mebr ais cine anoerc
bin?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03
1lnupGfumulene nnb pnllfommene
9alnc.

@ute 3dbne iino fur torperlde s9onbeit unerlds=
ltd, unb Niemanb bari iib ternerbin me9en unsei=
der ODER uuter 3dbue enti6uloigen; bsnn oas Dtits
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Bereite. Sr. aBindeu, in SIR. tS3, % it.
& e., oherbalb SutaWftraBe, 1T als piiien'
lbatlttber 3abnur3t nett uno brett befanut. @r it
NIT lebem 3ipeise ienes 8eruies prutttd pertraut.
ugo aGle eine sa9ndrstden Sperationtn betriebisen
Die Batenten aui's Bette. Die 3dbne, bic er amer.
tist ,etd,nen ii9 burd Dauerbaiti8teit, oonfomme.
nas 9ailen, natIrlldse IusIeben unb au9emeins
Sdoubelt aus. 9as SabnfIlen nit SolO, Stanio!
ODER @ompo tions, Ulaie bbet siRen uitbtisenGbeil
Seiuer B-aris. ais 3abnaufSieben itebt Or. gS inz
d ell unerretbt oa. Sein Seriabren NIT Dem a5a'
tienten lit in Der 2blt barmGnt. Nibt oas Serinsfs
ssd,u,r,Ipmptoin miro peranaBt ano Die Operation
III nets pollfommeu olsreid. @l
fabrisrt tdsltt re ines ioipetsrlaurss @as. Die
irn z Stmer3pu tilser babeE Die seiammtsu mse5inis
nliban SutultGlen @uropa's uno ameritas flr bas
voutommenlte uno spunoerbarfe, @mpftnouEsslo=
gtstt bcrporseruene 0itteI ertldrt, oas is sntoed
innrn,r (WdrbI1SD
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RerfhYepertlnnDLnnocn.

gButieu .8eridJt - t8or ben Ribern Dlues,
2Noiap uno gli6op.) 9obn y. Gtrrp. NlntQ AOoIs
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tcip 5iuterlalleni Wtarle SeWcu lS2OO0j,
Caroline NoOlIon ($3 0Ol. Gbuaro SeIod $50 ",
gBulbtn9ton Z. Buckingham $4,000 uno Gq.Ia Z.
Buckingham (t6000).
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unpagIi6 NOR, iiel Sounabero ole 5lsun8 aus.
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aber oem aldger bic Grcibun8 ener anoets aD9efaBz
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babrr raB bic rau Dem gbr8elRboe rpt tEea 9eoIte4
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r,eiruds Irpeile erld'leutu urtBc; ub9epe
rain yI uuo luoia ". 1lacr, 2Btthue, ploer 5lopo
nun Wartba u. G0IueQ ben &Io3ern S3IS nCbt
Jir{cn pom H. ytoOsnDer S72 an iuBelprDJen. - Jas
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gin,eu pom "a Ft5r 1873 al -$9sute tommtu 9tr 40
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F. RAINE, Proprietor.
glcue Glu3eigcR.
8llrcau Dos Gcban6rs 5niprftOrs.
Baltimore. cEl /. DtuI3 ipLo'
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Gpnere6z 8erbau0lunaem.

Us q blugto II, l. WtdrS.-Sm 9 enat
muroen an Snmlt0J Ote fol9enoen 9au8=
Stu8 anaenommen;
"a &rone, gSiEc., 6u eln:m abtleIeruugSz
basn 81 madleu, nuo elUe JtettuugStatlon
Oil Der atl Titlte III errldIteH.
GtorriQ berihtete, oaB feiueS Der ;ur Bril-
fung ciugeid)tdten yio6elle sur 6arragut- Stas
tue 0en Niini1eu Os8 Counties entiproGen
babe.
ytadjoem bic Dtanoate 0eS 2tdt6. 3. 6.
MCGrcerg bon &eutudD uOrQele9t maren,
purre Die 0ermllhtc @iUiIuerwilligung8z BID
aufgenommeH uno DeidjeOcne Boiten Der
StaOt &aibington fir SuaBeupfIaIerung
u. |. NJ. pom Seuate gebtlli3t.
Scuator 9tormooo le9te ben OftnoritGt5.
Ssrdt III Dem 6aile oeS Senators @lapton
Dor.
SIN 9teprdieutanteu1 auie tuurbe
auf Nrher'S Iutrag bic Bill, melte Die BE-
sabtuug bon 100000 an 0eO. J(. QSuion iiir
ieiu BateHt auf hUl;erne uno metallene Brett
lettzGaflctten aufgenonlmeu uuO oa8 0au8s
iubltttut 0afiir aOoptlrt. Die @edGft5oro-
nun9 muroe perlaugt, un0 Die 2e9i8latur1
8ermlat9un98blu Duroe uorgenonmen. @8
banoelte Nd oarum, oh 6arn8mortb'8 (Su.)
Antrag, Buffers antrG9 Snr uodmaltgen
8eridihtIgun9 Der Abflmmuug. ourt mel.
DE oa5 @ebalterb6aung5- 5-2(menoement 5uriidz
gemleien miro, aui ben Giidl 81 le8en, auge=
ncmmeu werbeu ioute oHtr nidt. Sntler
trieb, bag pa5 Amenpemeut au9enommcn
neroeu loGte. ST iii mtlleu8, 6aB en Amen=
0ement, melhe3 oeI @ebaIt ani $1,000 ieltz
lteut, pom @onftrtn}s GOmlte beridJtct meros.
IS muroe Damn Sur 4bitimmUn9 ii5er 6drnS
tportb'8 2lntrQg geld)rttten. 90fltr &C, 0a'
gegeN 105. 0le Qbitimmung barber, ab
Oa8 4meuoemeut uotmal8 i'll 8eratbuag &C.
sogeu per0eu ioQte, bate fol9eHccs G;r9ebr 10:
oaiiir 1O5, oage9en 10. Sar9ent (Sal.J teute
ben Nntrag, oQB 5enatOran nao SougrsBz
mitqleber eiuen ieiteu @ebat Uon $4,000 pre-
S5abr erbalten al Stelle uon Ytetlcn3eloeru,
3eitunqen uno 1reibmatCrial, meIher init
ITO Sttmmeu gegen 81 angenoTmtH wurOc.
Der Gpre1er pitnifte nid)t, Ietnen et9enen
@ebaIt in oer gegenpdrti9en StBun9SPerIooe
erb6ht al Iebeu, ionoeru pcrlangte, oaB 0leie
YiQ erft in Der ndCbien Steun9 IN Strait ttete.
0ad, ldnQerer Debate bemtll9t.
BanfS (UtafI.) beantragte enen SlAluB
i'm Nonlen oes ameritaurden 8olte8, oen
Spauieru sur grtldrung Der 3(epublif6 6u gra=
tuiiren uuo Dieleu Scid)iHB Dem amerlfaut-
Ifeu @eiarOten in RaOriO sur l(eberrcItuu8
an bic ipaniide &e9ierung 5H ltberlenOen.
An9enonlmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03

miro pohl 9tadtquartisr in Baltimore ueh.
men miiien. Die Sdubeiudler werben Ielbltt
uerftGnOld Die Rndt i'm 8empel SerpIlhoz
ren'S aui Suoiciargs Square bleibeu. Der
yGolumbu5 (Sbio) Geian9 Screln," Brof.
6rilmaun, 1T, 80 Mauu itart, I'M oSt. So.
mes Sotel" abgeiie9en uno ierenaoute
SamIa9 4bsno melrere 3eituug8 sSiireaur,
QeIteru iaugeu Gle 8eIufler III ben Sirhea.
Sermiicbte5.
2ll8 9tofieier 1T nuumebr beIdlonen tporz
ben, am Ntittpod Q6euO aui rem SuOctar1'
Gquare einsu 9roBen 0toStenbau abjuz
balte1.
Stautsiefretdr 6iib bat oaS biplomatiidIe
Corps eriuht, auf benz groBen Bale IN boiler
Uniform 5u eridleiuen.
9as groBe 2lmpbitheatcr am GtntresWarfte
1T aeprift uro poqtommen itdler befunoen
moreen.
Bon Baltimore mad, gsafbustpu.
Die yBaltimoresS Shto 8aln" srpeotrt bon
morgen irIb bis u llbr @tittaqs ale haIbc
Stunoe eineu 3u9 naf 2Salbtugton, Die
p rBotomacz 8abn" uon 3.20, 7,7.30, 8, 8,
$40 UiorQeas. Die Hudiahrt finoet glci6s
fau8 benabe ununterbrOden 9tadmitta95
itatt.
gBaibiuSton. 5eh'2nnid,
Sr. Gbeo0or NObrer, 9tr. 605, Hennl.'
Qoeuue, lQoet Iclne Baltimorsr 6reunoc be-
ionoes elm. 81 hat iir eineu rieIgen 2uNi6
qeiorgt uno wiro Gle 8eiufer ireunoldf be-
0ieueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03

uuO iiir jeoe 6latd,e cine Stcusr pen Gts.
al Die Ge9ieruug beiablt mirO, 10 i'hen mir
nldt tiu marum Qcraoe nleir Niduu in
isiu'r @eih1ite gci5rt uuo oDeu iibriQsu
&ertdufern uno 6auiirern uitlt OaS gerin8fte
SlnOeruiB in oen 2&tl gtIcgt mirO."
- Sm bicit9eH 8nrcnggidtc 1T tiir5tid)
Gin 3eIament sur Senatiauug eju8crGidt
poroeu, 6GS III 9euiiicn &rciicn QroBt5 Sns
terciie mahgcruien bot. 9ittltcr u. 6iclos,
cir 9eteQat Der Gberote;eu, itarb ain leeteu
N2ittwOd) I'M BrouioeHce-0oipitaIc." 81
iaiucm Getomcute bintcrt6Bt er ieiEer n6rcuH-
bin" 6rl. Mar0 2inu Sau, bic Dor etmu 30
SQbrcn Die beEanntete y!tameulOe" III un'
iere Staot mar, icgt aber in ticier 3uriid9c'
3ogenbeit cbt, eiusu antbcIl an ON &,Rgtis
tetu uno Die S5ilite Der GintiHite uon ieinen
gdnosreien in 5eras. 3ugleidl bjuterldBt cr
ibr siuen pradtUoQtu Solltdrrirg. ><u MATT
den Sreiieu merOen bic llmitiuoc, inter mel.
den iid RiharO Slclo3 mo WRarp 2lun Sall
ctnit pot uiclsu SabrcH be9c9uetcn, lebt wic.
Der lebbQit beIprod)eu.