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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
SermiId)tc DepeitDsu aus
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few.gorf, 7. San.-Sm geridlte fir
ySper uno @eruliuer" mei9trte l1 beute
W2orgen 0id)ter Davis, trOb Der 6ringenben
Si.ten Der SatbeiOiger, Den ProSeB Smeeo's .
nod feruer au}uiGisben.
- g8ooobuQ uno @lafin befon6au iid)
bcute Ytorgeu 9leid)faGs I'M 9crid)tc uno CT
marteten ibreu 8ro5cB.
- @enern 2tbeuo iprah eine S4criff8-
Surn Der 2ottie Stanton, weldle befaHntIih
fur; por Der gSabl in einem SSreuOenhaulc
pon Dem Staotr0tGsiefretar s. 0emplep
ihmer ucrleBt tuuroe, $4,000 SAmer3enSs
SelO IN.
- WlcGrere Quartiermeiftr BIS 0umpfers
y9euuurt" iino lDe9en SAmu9selH8 perbal'
tet rporben.
= Gliiabetb 9apfor G6urd tarb geiferu
gbeno all ben Sol9en elmer 9(6ortion. Vei
Der Settion iano fif Elm gtieu Don 20 3ou
III ibren gingepeiOen. 9ie Sahc tpirO I'M
teriuht.
iino bon 2lueGpool bier eingctroheu.
- Sn benz Safe Gwceo'8 muroe 9efcrn be-
iGloIen, einc Surg ein3nl4pOren.
- Sobu 6olcp, meldlcr pom @ontrolsur
@rsen su.n SHlis. .StaotfGmmerer ernannt
uurDe, bat bic n0t6ige Siir9l9aft gclciitet,
aber Der Stabttammerer Yalmer lpet9ert I'D,
i'm ausuerfennen.
- 8as Gonlite bes 9irefturiums Der
0ampfidiffiaBrt 6eri4tet heute, OaB erSpfr.
yMiGouri" ieetiihtig uno pobanSgeritfet
mar, bab ieooh inter Der MannIdait nt4t
bic gerin9ne 9is;iplm herrifte.
- QW SpirituOieubdnOlcr in gr.83, Wfurz
rapitr., muroe heute auf Die Nntlagc perhafs
tet, iein 8aareubauS in Srano Geitedt 5ll bas
ben.
- 0ie iatrlidc Sermietbuu9 Der site in
8eefcr'8 Stride in 8rootipn srgab Die bib
id|e Summe BON $4,000.
- Sin Eheil beS 9tanbeS ans Den GelpOl=
ben ber Seutonidz8ant" - ba5 SerbredIen
puroe betauntltdb in uori9eu Sabre ueriibt
unb matte ieiuer 3eit Uel BON itt reben -
lit pl6ell4 in Bari8 autsetaud)t. @le Uers
lautet, fauften oaielblt Die SanfIer5 9rerei,
Salic8 & So. BON einsm amerifaniideu Sou'
rlheu BonDs im g8ertle BON S11 900. uno
pdtere gtadforidunJen ergaben, baB oice
8onos aus Der genuunten 9ant geranbt rpur'
ben. Die 8ertbpapiere iiro @laentbum elmer
1rau Siggiuion, wc!de bieielbcn rper Sl'
derbeit pegen" in Der pGtutoaia'ganf" oe.
nonirt hattie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
$eB
2llis 2irteu
O.1fmnihinrl sllr 0iietle

an 40 monQtlib. Gum SertauIe In 0fGten8abInn9en
IN s. pro Yonat Baarsabler srbaltsu einsn lioera%
len ab,ua. GprIep q 2puseuilaaer,
f0t3t 1SO ger. FL, RprS Sutawffrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08

8aris, 6. San. Die ysationalueriamn<
lung trat beute pleOer i'll SisuHg. Der
Salbelsuertra9 swil4en 6rantreid pnO eng
lauo wuroe idlieBliA unta5eifnet bon Sers
tretern Der beiOen Hegierungen.
@ariS, Z. San. - Otebrere Berionell,
welde oeri rSnternationale" an9eb0reu, iuO
in YQris uno in oenSroUinscn perbaftet NOT
ben. Die Yoliset bat an eini9en Srten Sr'
tzSombeu aefuuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
3eue Gln;eigen.
Neriht Der
gSerhinhLihEeitfr.

81. q. 9uIfcIS, 9aiftrer;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
Sie 9sit Ter gSanper tit nn1 ntdt
nuri,hcr!

Sie.4merifoniiteIdb eI q m q Dine" lit obne
Iebeububter; lie usrridtet als enia6en uno 6anepz
4rbettsu, iutGd.e r9eno eine anbere WaiGine mabt
ron ber siniten bis sur grotitsn, ouie fe auh Elm
lebr bibIdcs 9nopHodp madt. Fir 6aintIien uno
ebre,osr 1T lie eerobe bic rette Noitine. 1etdte
Seoinsunsen. gaan iprete por. ebe mnn anoerswo
fault, in Dem gareau aui Der SeprspfsS6e Der
9eriustons umc 9arfitraSe. (Oe33l.3WtteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
%. q. 2Baao L Gamb.y

NIytIIgtIIIttl
gsplb'S patentirten aUtpnatiie,en Seijeru,
psl5e in ben leeten un5e5n 5dpren iebr umfassretd
nit beiIerem stoise, ais irseuo Gin Guoerer nit
Dampt ooar bctBem Balier bCissnosr apparat ee=
brautt psroen.
Ser ryariier, amerifaniibc Sh6en9eero uEb s9ars
,eu'fGe ocerDe," 9Grlors, Sunz II. eabtainaz6enerz
8tabz9eIr.
Die 6eribmta 9aulcnihe "R0s Air Furnace"
gesung roa B(eis nnb giienrObreH, Sabewannen,
booraaten, Balahdnot, BiIors, 4btussrObren fir
abtritte; ioluic aud
SporauliIbs Rou,,nen, WaEerz OtahtHeyie II. {. w.;
marnotne Il. 5aeisrz Saminiimie, tJegsrbecrozIofe,
Re9iiier Il. /. c.;
aipen ntsuieu, lBaiierfiglec uno Reirtssratoren;
Ro9z uno 9sy6iea uE6 JieparGtaren aIer EFT.
NiDpsf.=Sfs opn NaitimDrep nnb ;SutepsEr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
llnfGiic sllr See.

Qeme8, Del, 6. San. = @eitsrn tpur6en
Sie 8arfe ,G9anticIeer" unb Der 0ampfer
,g(rtisan" pom Suanoe i'll bas SaArruaiier
aeioasu. Der @ampfer bat eiren i9limmen
Qed, er luurOe iebola our1 bic Bumpen iber
Dem gSaiier e1baIten unO mad g8ilnliugtou
buefrt, I'M bort reparirt Su peroen. Der
,.Gbanticgeer" murbe mad Dem g9eaeubre9er
aebradt nno man iaub, oaB ct oidti lit. Die
8riog Informing gisbt" BON Demarara font.
meup, unb nit 3uder belaoeu, lranOete gee
Iferu 3,uei OteiIen iiiolidl bonn Senlopelt
Qeud,ttburm uuo 1T pou g8alier. Die Wunu~
Idlait murDe in pOri9er 9ta9t bon oem gSrad
srl0it uno gelannet.
Ser Sd3neetturm III gSefen.
ct. 2ouis, Wto., 6. San.-am 6reitas
unb Sanlfas tobte tiber sinsm 8beil bes
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9ie eiu,ise adte uerbrIierts 9utpe'i1s
W1lmnidli1te,

sotnie bic ,gmpire" uno aue anbern, auh rStn9er'
Nr. ." in oem 8 Dampf@&epartrz rzsa6en oon
Gbomas Sbanfs,
f9or1t t9 tSpy) gde Der Sombaro= uno SS1rpFr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
Sas gleueffe DON 4ouiiiana.

9fem zSrleanS, Z. San. : Die Stabt
NOR iebr rubig. Die raoitale @eiee9ebnn3
bislt cine gemeini4afthAe Sibuug, I'm DIE
Stimmen iiir baS 2lmt NeS @ouUerneurS uno
8icez z9ouueruelrs 5u Sdblsn.
Die z@eiet9ebung lit 9letdfallS in
Sibung. SIM 6aule war Elm tnappeS Quo.
rum anpeIeuo. SIM Senate mar teiHe be-
ihluBidbi9e 9tn;abl porban0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
&oblen ;u berabSciestenRre
9}urrnu1f G Eamb..

SdnSIer NIT ben beiten Sorten Sohlsn pefe bier au
Dtartte sebradt fpereen. aue, pedle aobcn sebrauz
heu. meroeN Uobl oarGn ibun, porjuipte6sn uno ios
gtet 5u fauien, ebe Der Breis itei9t.
Shrsau: German, critic &5dr oflif BON oer
@aluerttraBe. (Sept20,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
Die Ssribrnts ealuiOn'ihe "Ros air Furnace"
eSobn u. Saman l. Gomp.,
Nr. IS, gSeff= Drattltrdse,
ncbe Spear's sSerftc,

nGbe Spedr's sSertte,
SGncicr NIT Den beffeH tarten
29feIs' Vaaegz, Sunburps nno Cumberland
Sohlen,
224O Bfunb auf Die Come in alien ssdaen, frei bon
64ieIer unb ln6ern nureinisfeten. (Septo, t2UHD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
9r. e. e. @aters, Sa9nar,t,
Demonftrator an Der !3abrar8neii6uie in Baltimore
Nr. 43, 6cnDoerstrake.

Dr. Baters erbdIt bic natiirihen 3dbne onr6 Se<
bnnSluns unb 5uuns, isst finitlide 3dbne auf cine
pstbeierts 1istbeee Elm u. siebt 3dbne obne G6mer'
ssn aus. Vile arbeiten iue,ben sarantirt. 8eonoers
aufn,ertiorteit miro ben Sdbnen pom aneern seiuibs
met. (Iprl15,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
Die beeorftcbenDe genatornaD1 in
NenmfpiDditien+ - Cameron tptes

SarriSburg,7 San. - Simon @a-
meron lpuroe beute abcno in Der Barteibera'
tbuug Ser ,ep. .@eicbgebuu9smitgIicOer wic6er
nonlinirt. Da8 SOtum Itaub Ga fir Gas
n1erou, 4 fir GeQp un0'2 iir 8iGrbam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08

S6rte nabm ibren 8prb nnb glng peI=
ter. Sie beiben Minner iuGten oas Sim
mer bes &aitellans auf.
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eSpr eS5cIOnrdrPt.

0ew=@ort, Z. San. @etb aus
qeliehen su ii. ihlOB 3u I 1882; gssdiel letter
9g-t; Sob rnbig, id]lOB 81 1ll5 bis Z;
8uuots Sbiiguttonen id)loiien beiier ::
Se9icr 1154 '62w 1l3 Qtticn i4loHen
fef: Central 1913; @rie G35; Safe Sbore
96E; 81. Gentrul 1244; BlttSburg 80; North'
weiteru 829; YriOrllaten 81; &od-JSlano
1094.
gtlans beS llntcridaean1tes $4O,549,791
III @nln mn S23, ,252,l58 GourQnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
Sie berbsKcrte nSlorensc" Eabmaz
id|ine.

Die bette MaIdine fir ieiNts unO i4Wers Sami>
Iieuz06beteter. sic bat Die berilbmte ritHeubGrs
gpsiis= uuo iid islbH ri6tenos notwithstanding
uno bauert ldnser. afs ieoe auosre 1aidine. asrrs
untsr Ieitbten 3 eonsuu9eu oerfautt i'm
SerfauisIotale Der IS florence " az o.
idltneu@9ei elIf6 ait"
fSuIi21 .l29GpT) Err. 40, Ncrez SbarieshR.
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25 0rn,eat gelpart.

llniere &unoen erAaiten ben Sortbeil uniersr
groBen Saar=Giafdufe.
Cartwright gSarner's
Jtoriolf un0 9eu 8ru1sDii,
Ufebticot! gompaaEie
urS oLe Qubsren beliebtsn SSabritGte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-08
asy G;sl,rn,1d,e bic a(te 0GGmaIdline

nitt, lonbern pertanide fc bel WcSennen in Nr.
1876, gBeft SapetteftraRe, no man cine cute 1faz
itine bet0mmt, 3. 3. eie Souc'ihe unb aae onSsrsn
Sorten.
9ws,a.Se,bdIt in Ofr. 25, Sif Saitinorsifr.
SRsnnrntnren nsrhRn rrolnpt beiorat l0-H
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ftuterbemocn r,nS tiuterb fen,

95 grosent billiacr, als irgcno Elm unOeres
@cihdit in Der Stabt-
Nedicated Scarlet rpousHe llRtetfeiogr
eegen 9tbeunldtismu5
WertrpsD Dameuz lntGrtlei6er
pon alien bsIebter ,SGbrfatsn,
I'D Drosent biIiaer, ais err 9eiopbnIidsBreiS.
GIN sroBcs ahortimert BON
HetictuIdbeu uno @irtetr,
jotpie autb WouetiHz Oumen'llutsrtleoern, @or!etz
len, Striinpfer, panbituben,c.
Seal & SartmaHa,
Rr. ka9, GBsesSaltimorsRc.
fsRai3, ,l2aRtg) ,luiEhen Sputb= u. GolpertHr.
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HB Y6j1e I! YdTe! BN

,ur Reiien's ausfano beiors tinnerbalb "a Stunbsn
+. Maine,
o. gde Der BaltimorsRr. uno 3 s0.,Apsnus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02

IL, Il ,t-a i composed ot IL. .AsI41.,s. a4i ,4
ha' c succeeded in obtaining the biographies OF ali
5ai twelve members OF these one hundred and
tA.u ,.nc 10 are republicans, l3 democrats, 3 in
llppniouE, and liberal Thirty, ei ght OF the men,
hers Tole formerly wings, 10 democrats, and Q
frct-soiers. Twenty one of the republicans have
always belonged to that party, and five Of the dem
oerats have always voted that ticket Two hber-
al' were formerly republicans.
'iAo tdo,; member is Oliver Mower of Greene
Nao i. " Years If age. Peter Charles keegan OF
MaJaa..-Al, continao- the youngest member be-
ing a years age. Five of the members are be-
tween the ages of 20 and 30, thirty between 80 and
lo ffiy.six between % and 80, thity-six between
80 and 60, and thirteen between 90 and 20. Fifty
five were born in the State Is ont of the State
out Of the country, and 70 IN the town. they now
represent Sixteen have received collegiate edu-
cation, 80 IN academcal education, and the remain
der have had the advantages of the town or COM
mon school only; 80 have had legislative expert
cucc, and The members are all married men with
the exception Of eleven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02

ILe success Ct the Biographical Sketches last
WINTER, the first work Of the kind ever attempted
IN this State, and the convenience Of the brief
notes to the members and their constituents, has
encouraged US to continue the compilation. The
Biographies Of the Members Of the Legislature Of
1878 will be found far more complete in the facts
presented, than the sketches of last winter The
members have kindly and promptly furnished the
material for the work, which has greatly aided US
IN the somewhat labolious task of preparation
Some have more space given them than others
not because all 60 not deserve to have equal space
bdtior the reason that we found it difficult in some
cases to obtain the bare statistics, without e. word
ot incidents" or principal events" to Eli up the
gaps. We have arranged the Biographies al tha-
beticaly, and given iecapitulation of ages, PRO.
fesSion, religion, politics, &c. preceding the Bog-
rapaies of each branch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02

ABBOT, AMBRosE H., Augusta, (hennsbec
county,. Republican, friendly to ali religious de-
nominations, but not connected with any; farmer,
married; age 60. Born in China, and lived there
until June, 1872, when he removed TO Augusta;
received common school education, with the ad-
diiion OF ore term al Waterville Academy taught
school in the winter of 1888 in the town Of Fair
field, and Of 1884 in China. In June, 1884, at TIE
age OF twenty-one years, commenced trade 1T
south China; continued in successful business I'M
III 1867 then retired from business on account of
poor bealth. Made European tour same year
Was also appointed by Gov. Chamberlain as one
Vf the Commissioners TO the Worlds Exposition
IN Paris; has not been iu any regular business
since, except farming. Has had considerable ex-
peiieuee in town affairs, having served at different
times in all the various town ottCes, except Con-
stable and Collector. Represented the town Of
China in the Legislature OF lS64-5; was mara-
Der Of the Executive Council in 1870, Formerly
whig.
ARNOLD, JOHN S, Lyndon, (.AroostooI, county,.
Republican, no religious preferences reported, btt
believes IN lhe golden rule, merchant and luIn-
beimau, married; age IL. Born in Palermo
Waldo county, and attended common school.
BUTLLK, JoHN EDWARD, Bddeio.d, (Yoih
county,. Republican, Free Baptist, Editor and
LawVcr married; aye 81. Born in Berwick, aud
Biddelord "Union and journal" he has showr
him. elf forcible and graceful writer, AID has
taken a prominent part in the politics of ork
county and of the State. Always a republican.
BRooKs. JouN c., Belfast, (Wado county,.
Republican, [ Cnitarian physician, married age IL.
Born in York, graduated at Dartmouth College,
read medicine III DIR. McRucr's office at Bangor,
and graduated at jefferson Medical College, Phil
adephia; since which time he has been quietly en-
gagged in the practice of his profession Belfast
Has been member Of the Board Of Aldermen for
four years, and one of the Trustees of the Belfast
Soy sip ttl \
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con.
talDs the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports ofthe Markets, and has carefully pre-
pared polticai and local articles and generous
s,nount OF farming, home and miscellaneous read.
lng with a fuli compilation OF State news
Terms, 3. per 0liuag cdDdnce; SSli payment
Is not maze within the year. Single copies scents
90 be had at the bookstores and at tJia ofhee.
Advertisements inserted reasonable terms.
Rates may be had on application at this Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02
NlleeA!a .seunebxt .zoAEna!

Published eyery Wednesday morning. il the
largest iolio paper IN The State, containing
political articles agricultural and scientific
alter tales poetry anec'lotei hoia ehsll recipes
markets, SC, &c.
Terms, f2 per apnuE ~ cteat.cs.
Trausieu; Advertisements St.3J pen incl, ioG
L ~ week; - cents per TceE Iur tacH eUbse4uert
serifon.
special Notices, & % per inch fo. first weeh 80
cents per week for each suose quent week.
Business Notices, in reading colUtnns, % cents
per line for Ers insertion " cents per Inc Tor each
subsequent insertion.
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slo@raphlSal
Biographical Sketches
OF THE
LGOrEAborS of the
SENATE And HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Jf Maine, Tor 1873,
Giving Name, Residence, Politics, nelig.
ION, Occupation. or Profession, Age,
birthplace, Where Educated, G1fic icial PO.
s.tiohs Held, and Principal Events tn the
Life OF Each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02
Nfnnebfe yournal.

itPublShed at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street,
foot CT Court by oIEAaCE, Owen NASH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02
SENAE'E.

The Senate is composed Of 81 members. There
is no choice Of one Of the Ine mbers from Somerset
county. OF the 80 members elected We have re-
ceived returns from all but one All the mem bers
are republicans; II were formerly whigs, were
democrats, and 10 have always been republicans
The Oldest member is Senator pennell Of Curnber-
land, who j: years oc age, and the youngest are
Senators Kennedy Of Waldoboro' ana OBrioa of
York, who are 3! each Seven o.! tie members
are between 50 and 10, seven between 40 and 50,
elght between - and 60, and seven bowcen 60
and'O Thirteen were born in the State, four out
OF the State, and twelve IN the towns where they
40" reside four reeei7oi collegiate education,
tea an acalemoal, and the eu1aiude. had only the
advantages offered in tie cornnou schools; ten
ty-;hree have had legislative experience; tyeu.y-
-i@ arc martied and three single
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02

Compiled expressly for the Ee,.,ste: journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02

MARTIN, jonathan H., EWniord, (OXio,d
County,. Republican, Unversalist, farmer, single
age i3. Born in Rumiord, educated at the district
or town school, Selectman for five years, honored
by his town by seat in theHouse ofRepresentatyes
in 1870 and 1871. Formerly whig; republican
since the organization of the party.
MAY, JoHN, Winthrop, (kennebec county,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02

HALEY, ADDISON T., Kennebunk. Republican,
lawyer married age 2s. Born
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02
TENEMENT TO LET !!
PIANO TO RENT
HOUsH LOTS ron SALE.
House for Sale.

I OFFER for sale my house o. Gfegc slrect, No.
1 lvs. GREAT bargain. deoiiu
Angu.ta, Dec. 4, ls.2. eco. II. LITrEtiELp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02
in the south eight years, leaving there after much
difficulty, in the summer of 1889.

COFFIN, JAMES Folsom, Fairfield. Republican,
6 professor Of religion, but not united with any
church, farmer married; age AZ. Born in Fair
field, and always lived on the old homestead, re-
ceiving common school education. Formerly
whig.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-06-14
ORDER OF PURLroATIoN.
NO. 1880 EQUITY.

~"ftfN
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary Isabella Sanble vs.. Edward s. Sanhle.
i NAY TERn, 1919.
THE object Of this suit is 20 procure
a divorce q rinedi0 BldtrimORii on the part
OF the complainant from the defendant, and
the care and custody Of their child,
The bill states that the complainant Mary
Isabella Sanble, and the defendant Ed
ward 5. Sauhle, were married by tho Reverend
Reuben Weiser Minister OF the Lutheran
Church at Manchester, Carroll county, Mary.
land, on the 9th day Of March, A. ID. 1869; that
the compliments maiden name was Mary
Isabella Gardner, that in the month Of July,
A. u. 1870, female child was born whose
name is Ella M-that said child is now and
has been since her birth supported by the
complainant, that during said marriage the
defendant has not contributed to the support
of the complainant or their said child, that
her said husband abandoned her in the month
Of February, A. d. 1870, and that said aban.
donment has continued uninterruptedly for
more than three years, and is deliberate and
knal, and beyond any reasonable expectation
Of reconciliation, that the defendant the said
Edward s. Sauble doth not reside within the
limits Of the State Of Maryland, and is beyond
the jurisdiction Of this Court, and when last
informed he resided in the State Of Kansas.
The complainant then prays that she may be
divorced a rincsilo naatISmo,,ii from the de-
PENDANT, and that she may be awarded the
care and custody Of their said child, and for
general relief, and also prays for an order Of
publication against the non resident defen.
dant
1t is thereupon this 18th day of May, A. ID.
1878, adjudged and ordered that the complain
ant by causing copy of this order to be in
serted in some newspaper published in Car.
roll county, Maryland, once week for four
successive weeks before the 2lst day of June,
A. d. 1873, give notice to the said absent de-
PENDANT Of the object and substance of this
bill, and warn him to appear in this Court in
person or by solicitor, on or before the 23d
day Of September, A. d. 1873, to answer the
premises and show cause, if any he has, why
a decree ought not TO pass as prayed.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test
may l7-5t JSo. B. BoYIE, CLERK.
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Tides of the Chesapeake.

This subject Is one far greater import
ance than many persons imagine The
average rise and fall of the tides is about
four feet Spring tides rise about FIVE
feet and six inches above dead low water.
1t is ebb tide at Cape Henry when the
moon rises or sets, it is always high tide at
York Spit, and Cherrystone Inlet, at that
time or within twenty minutes of it. 1t
is always low tide at Hooper Straits at
the same time rising or setting Of the
moon. High tide at Sandy Point at the
moon rising or setting, and low water at
Chesapeake City fifteen minutes before the
moon rises or sets. The food tide runs at
given point on the Chesapeake bay Eve
hours and fifty-six minutes. The ebb tide
runs at the same place about seven hours,
and the slack tide is Of about twenty mine
minutes duration; near the head of tide
water however, where there is little cur
rent setting out, the food tide runs longer
than the ebb. In the Wiconieo, i've
miles from Salisbury, the food tide runs
nine minutes longer on an average than
the ebb tide.
There are always two ebb tides and two
food tides moving in the Chesapeake Bay
ut the same time, and sometimes three Of
one or the other. The same food tide
runs from the capes to the head Of tide
water in every tributary Of the bay. But
no ebb tide runs further than sixty miles
at the same time.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-06-14

There Is an aged eolored woman in
Western town who does not believe in
social equality, judging som the way she
talked to her boy
Epreham, come hyar 10 yer mudder,
boy. Whar you binYs
Playin wild de white folkses chillun. !"
You is, Ell See hyar, chile you'll
broke yer old mudder's heart, and brung
her gray hairs in sorrow to de grave, wild
yer recklumness an earrings on wild ebil
assosyayshuns. Hadn't l raised you up in
de way you should ought to so ?"
Yessum,"
Hadn't / been kline an tender wild
you. an treated you like my own chile,
which you is n
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Hadn't / reezened wild you and prayed
you and dsplored de good Lord to wrap
You in his buzzum n
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Hadn't l taught you to walk in de
broad and narrow path, and to shun ebil "
q Yessum."
An isn't | yer naterl detector and
garden 70 de law :"
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Wen den, do you suppose Ise .gwiue
70 hab yer morals ruptured by de white
trash r. No, sahg You git in de house
dis instep, an if eber cotch you muni-
eatin' wild de white trash any mo, 70 de
Lawd, nigga, III brake yer black head wild
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