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3pei aatertfaniid,e ssif1er TIT Ssas
uau,ta Derbaitet, Gin Srttter
ipurlpS pcrSd)tplttSett.

Otem-O Oorf, 4. Jfoubr. - Gin Srief
aus 6apanna pom %. Sftober beri6tet, oaB
am Samitag oorber cine Stifierbarte, 10
Wteilen Ditlid) BON Sapanna, geleben tporoen
iei, Don Der man pernutbet, oaB ite Elm anne
rifaniifes Sd)tff Jet. 9aiielbe iebte elm
Soot nit brci Mann aus, peld)e benz 0anpe
suiteu.rten. Der @apitdn an Der Siiite murOe
bapon benadri9igt unb Oieier iette ben@ou>
berlleur bes 9iitrlftes in Senntnib. Col
Sateu unp Yolt5iiten purOen ibnen entgegens
9eid)idt, msld)e suei Der betreficnOen ssute
aud brahtsn, oerbaItsten uno lofort in's Gez
fdu9niB itedten. Bon bier aus ldlrleben iie
einsn Srief, lart meldlem iie erfldrten, oaB
iie almeritancr unO Slider aus Sen 8et
ieier. Sie ieien, mGbrenO tie ftlften, al bic
cubanlibe Siiite per,dlagen iporben, no iie
lanOsten, nm ii6 NIT esbensmitteln gu perle.
ben, ba oielelben linen auSge9an9cn. Die
ipaniiben SebDrben erlauben gtiemanben
BEN 3utrltt su ibnen, nod mollen tie ben
@rlno ibrer Serbaftung angeben. Son bem
britteu Shame, Der ans Sano fam, bat man
ieitber gtidts nlebr geisben nod 9cb0rt nno
nufi, ma Sd,iff iIt nerirhmunDeu
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Ser ~. Sp1tarek.

gS.r ned Dor ie6sgSOd)en propbeseit bate,
baB Die Oemofrateu i'm nG6iten GOn9reiie
cine Mebrbeit baben luiirben, ben ipiiroe man
fir oas Srrenbaus reif ertlart baben; bente
iit oieie Maioritat nid)t nur geidert, ionoern
es feblt nid)t piel, 10 lpdre oas Stimmenper<
hdltniB sluii6eu beibenYarteien i'm @ongrefe
qerabe oas @,geutbeil BON Dem i'm iebtgen
Saule. Sbslsi6 nod nitt alle gSablen
flar geitelt itnb, 10 mag folsenbe GalfulatiOn
ppa annaberno oils riatis anseiebeu lusroen:
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T. BALM Z, Proprietor.
snfal.@cridtc ous SSo;hinoto,,

gSaihtngton, A. 9tooember. = Sol
genbeS Sele91dinm wuroe uIrgangene Gaft
| an Sen. gutlcr geenoGt: yg8aibington, 4.
| 9topbr 1874. - @eueral g. +. Butler, 9ir.
| II, Yemberton= Square, Solton: Sauenb
DarO8 3rauerilor ilub her fiir Die ,,Sd]lamms
WaidJine pom 40 Giel8trditen" angctauitmor.
ben. gSaun ioll bic SeerOignng ltattfiuben?
Die 3citunsS .9onel elpouoenS- Siireaus."
- @eitern 9tad)mittag perbaftsten Sere
Qeant 4cton unO YoliSiit SuttOn Smet noto.
ride id)uarse QabenOlebinnen, bel beneu iie
nod 10 Stiif &attun uno anrere gSaareu,
Die tie in neuciter 3eit ans bteilgen Sfnltt=
ipaareuba Ttibitt batten, porfanocn.
Die 9euaunteu Seamten iuarcn oaH beioeu
9tcbnncn idon lett etni9er 3elt ouf Der
Spur, geondlten abcr, burdI te nod etnt9e
anoere abSufan9en.
- 3u Dem 8iQi0teits=@ri6te iprah &C.
tern 8idtcr 1glie Ole Sfeiourg SrplteH
:. :. Suideder NIB 9tarp Suteder ans.
Ger Nl09er litbrte an, oaB er I'M Itat 1872
ltd) NIT Der SCrtlQgtcn, oeren Wdod)enn0mtn
NiarB Croft ,et, utrhetratbet, abtr ldlon am
l3. Sult beilclben SabreS babe lie i'm uerlal,
len HnO Inn iOlgeuOe8 Sfrejbeu buterloheu:
,,gSaiblngton, -. Sult 1872.-6eute perloIie
id 9SaIbu9tou uuo betradte 8. s. Suld)=
efer nid)t ldnger ais mclnen Gbemout, ba ld)
nidt ldnger nit inn Suiammen leben mill;
aid nebnle id) n1eineu iriibertn Jtamen lpit-
her an. Otarp Groft."
- Oier iino III getreff beS 9luSfalleS Der
0ablen bcbeuttube Sumnlen oerluettet nor
oeu. Giuer Der Terueher 1T Der DtaiOr
Shoenater, mel6er $1,000 III 9iem DOrt ge-
minnt. $1,000 bon Sheridan Sbo0f bon Der
n9barlotte SbompiOu Sompa9nie." Sin
entBuIa'tiiher Serebrer be8 Generals 0ir,
Ingeltellter I'M arlesS -0ep0rtement, uerllert
$500 all Dir. SeonOerS abcr Crlei0cn uiele
Seamte I'M Sdatanlte beoeuteuGe STluis,
meldle aui Den Griolg oeS 9ecW 2)orter
StaatS- Sttets gcructtet batten. [Sn Oeu leks
ten Gagcu luetteten auh icbr piclc 9tegtea
rings. Geamte auf rie QSisoerpabl oeS @cnez
rails 81. Sine 9roBe 3obl Commits fir
BeIniDlpanien, Die i'll Se5ug aui ben 9lu8fau
Der gSablen i'll bitiem Staate 9Sctteu etn9c"
Qangcu, perliereu cbeniall8 groBc Suutnen.
= gm Moutug NabmlttGg ;ptid)cn uno
, llbr, als eiu EferO mo Sug9p, meldleS pou
sluti anabtn 9etrisbcu murOc, Die SsStr0Be,
an Der @fc Der Z. SnaBe, trcli3tt, muree 0a5
Bfero in Sol9e eincr al Der 2trbett beftn0ll=
den 0ampfmalsc ibeu unp liei auI ocH Rinn.
ltein, no sm.i tieine &iuoer lnBeu. 9aS al
teite otrielben, ein fiinilGbriHeS Ntd0d)eu, fiel
uuttr oas Subrmerf uuo etn 9taD glng itber
ielnen 2ctb. 9a3 aroerc &luo, eiu SObn
oes Serrn 6anleD, muroe gegen Den 0ttnns
itelu oemorieu uno erlitt beoeutenSe gSuu0en
am 9opfe. Die Siuotr mrrOeu in Die NpOs
tbtft Oes Or. DOung gsbradt unO BORT Der
bunOen
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gadribt miro 6iermit 9esebeu, oaB llnterSeitne'
ter Yoamadt 5ur Sermotun9 bes ytatlaIies oe5 all>
ale, Die 6oroerunsen IN bieieu NubIaB bGbeu, uerz
Den biermit aufsef0roert, oIbe nebit Den notbt9en
Belesen ipdtefens bis gum "a. aprtl 7? eiu5ureten
ibrer auIpriihe an oteieu RahlaB 9eeBli6 fir per-
luftia ertdrt fperoeu mosen. a4e Die 3ohlun9en an
oieien Na6las gu maden ba6en, fperoeu btermit
aufseforoert, iolde uuperSi9lt on nnterieibneten
su ieiten; no nidt, 10 wirb gerttttid einsedrtten
(256 SD Gpurao HraS, 4om
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Summa.... 10i III

mtan iebt, oaB Die 9emofraten i'm ndditen
Saule cine Maioritdt bon n1ebr, alS lehs5ig
(nah unierer Sddtuus, Die mir iebod) nidjt
perbiirgen molleu, 67) Stimmen baben iperz
ben. Die GongreBiuablen in Californian,
Miiiiiiippi, gtetuz6amplbire unb Connecticut
finoen erit i'm nd6iten Sriiblabr itatt.
9iimmt man on, baB oieIe Staaten gerabe 10
mdblcn, mte Dor smei Sabren, 10 miirOen Die
Hepublifaner 13 Ino Die Semofraten Stinl-
men 3umade erbaiteu. @riabreue Yolitifer
MAIDEN ieOo9 fol9enbe Sddtung:
Dem. Hep.
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Ger (Sclnmnrft.

Neuzgcrf, f. Nopbr.-@elb afttu su
21-3. Gediel feiter, 4.S42. golo letter gu
1lOs-l1O4. ShltgatiOuen feft, Sedier 1888,
,62sr 11Os. 4ftien if)loiien flall, ytelp -Yort
Central 1881, Gre 285, 2afe Sbore 500, Sa.
Central 92, Bittsburg 97s. gortbweitern 37s,
pref. 52t, 9tod=Sslanb 971.
llnterlhotamts Silans: Sob $780,
1856. GourQut 500, ,13S 1888.
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Summa.... 10

9ana6 miirOe oas ndd)ite &eprdientantenz
bauS 18l Sen,ofraten nnb Ill Hepubltfaner
sdblen, ODER eine Uiajoritdt BON 20 Stlmn1en.
New- Yorf, 4. NOp.-SleIge Polltlter
iddten bic Demofratii1e Wfajorltat i'm nad)+
iten Saule auf Sc Sttmn1eu, 3. b. nad) ben
bisberigen gSablberidlten.
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Gsin Ghrft, )" Sfcb.

81 / 10 Tee, g4isc., 3. yfopbr. = Yer
Yalior 80. Sraig, Elm !DtetboSi|t bon Gpansz
pille, gSiSc., lit megeu bes 0iebitabls BON
Yiidern uerbaitet morben. @r fam oft nah
Mfilmuufes unO pHcste aae Yu6banolunsen
beinlsuiudeu, Die neueitea 8erfe 6urh5uie-
ben uuo iid Oann pieoer 81 elnpfeblen. Salb
nadber entoedte man genDbnlif, oaB neb=
rere pertbpole @erfe feblteu. Setern fam
CT i'll Die Su6banolun9 bon Des Sorses &
2aurenee unb erbielt, ipie gewObnltd), @rlaub'
niB, iid) be neuelten @ribeilplngen Der Site
ratur nad) Selieben ausuiebal. Gs mnrbe
inosiien Elm Glerf beauflra9t, ben iromlnen
Wann Su beobadlten, uno er entbedte benn
aud, baB Oerielbe brei Siidcr i'm gSertb. BON
$l5 in ieine tieien Stodtaiden sleiteu lteB.
Ser Siener oes 6errn ftt jtst i'm Ssfdng
11iil
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Uermifd,te Sepsf6cn aus
ytefpsWDrf.

NewzD ort, 4. Stop. - @olo er5finete
su 110s uuD itloB Su 1105.
- Die 0ampfer y@Olumbns" bon Sapans
ia uno yabgliinia" BON 9iperpool itno bier
eiugetroiien.
= Charles gS. Serrp, @arl Of Gbarleuile,
itarb 9eitern auf StatenzSSlanb, 20 Sabre
alt.
Scr 9pfr. rSteinman" traf bon ante
merpen bier ein.
- Ser 0pfr. v8ersire" traf Don Sreit bier
et1.
Der Sampfer yGrie" BON 2iperpool unb
vGictoria" BON @lasgow itub bier ein9ctroi.
feu
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01o w.inifYrntinns. a .9ft,sefae.

Mahridt wiro btermit seseben, ,.oaB lluter5eianete
YoGmatbt Sur Serpattun9 oes ytatblaies bes anbter
ane oie ipelde fsoroerunsen oieiem Nadtoiie ba=
ben, iueroen biermt aui9eoroert ol4s nebf ben NOS
t9ieeu Bele9en ipdeitens am /. Ntat 1870 etn<
6aS fie brer Qnlpriide an bieem yfahlaiie 9eieeih
iir perlutig ertIdrt peroen mo9en. stle, Die 3ab=
luneen on oieien NatlaB su MAIDEN 5abeu, per6en
ter,eidneteH su leiteu; mo- uitt, 10 mirb seridhi6
sinsei4ritten. ,s.,,,
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Yaltmore, Wfo., Somnerlag 5. Nopember 1874

als cine ssiunbe Bolitif betradtet wurben
unb bic Serna6ldiligung Der Sntsreiien Des
@olfes teid0nigt unb perbcft merorn fonnte
ourd) ben 0inneis auf cine iold]e 9totbtpen=
piafett. Oas Jfeiultat babt Sbr Dor gugen."
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SufdtttfaISeublcr, Gom
Siireatt Der StraBenomrd)brmd)s=
gDmttttSiGre.

Battimore, ben 3. Nop. 1874.
Die GommiiIdre fir ben Sur66ru6 BON StraBen
MAIDEN biermit in 9emdB9eit Der Staotperoronuuz
aen, 9rtifel 43, befannt, oaB ite am Wittppd, Den
s. Sea. 1874, Bormitta9S 10 ubr, in brem 8iireau
auf BET SIboftGde Der @alpert= unb eerine
ftd, periamme:n ueroeu, un Sur ausobuH9 eenaun=
ter Beiu9nie su seben unb Die tbnen iibertra9enen
unb BON linen erbeidten Bfidten i'm Betreff oes
gsuoemnircnS nno tSrtpetterns oer Ssapcttc=
ftrat,e an Der Norbieite, 3mideu Der SoQioapz uuo
@aesrase, tn neberitiinmuus init elmer am "a. Oft.
1874 .senebmistsn gerorouuns oes Sirsermeiiters
uno StabtratbeS pou Baltimore, 3u oerribten.
Siaaf Cor,
games q. Worrutp,
sSobn Z. 0tauett,
gommifidre;
(264,70,6,S2) VI. y. Vreea, Setr.
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meeo'(be
F. F., G. F., IL. F.
" i : NJ q I d imen.

Die beiten,
nerfauit ober nermietbet uuter ben auuehmbarfen
Sebin9un9en i'm
BIreau 9e5eIIidaft,
Nr. IS, WorosGbarlesftr.,
(Gue25, ,3Mtef) r5reimaurers2empet."
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Die taufmanmtfde sleentur boa
Il. W. Dunn & Comp,

VU6DVsVUC OCT VuIttHIDttS UWU VUurbtSHr@y
SGltim ore.
(GtabItrt I'M Suni i84f.)
9tele5 @tupilIemeHt lieert (uur ali llueribretser)
aIe not1i9en betaiIirtea Snfomationeu biniibtlt6
Der Steun9, antiuortItbteit &C. BON adulenten,
SdnpIern Ii. T. ~. inuer5alb Der Ser. Staateu, 3e1s
titorten uuo 8rittit amerta; aud ieiern it
Elm Reicren5 BUD, ipet6e6 bic JtGmen BON mcbr,
ats 100000 8aulcuten H. 10. unb oeren Gtaten uRo
ote SteIuug oeritlbeu cntbdtt. IS 1T oae comple-
tete uuo aus9eoebutete Suitem, mcldbes itmals fuI
Beauemlibtett Der 9unt= uno SGu0elsb&uier nnb iul
bic all9emeine SerbeIerun9 uno ben Stut oes 9dns
oelS or9aniirt ipurbe. 90 Spei9biredus bdben mir,
greihterunsen touncn nitt iltertroiien ruerocn.
gSm. q. Scartett, 6ieruobnenoer 9onlpGgnon.
Es- 5dllise 4nipr!ihe mer0en eiE9e;o9en uno G5e'
ttsiGtbcu i'm Iagemeueu beior9t. (Sdn2llSf)
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8rGm0e>

Nem=5 ollanb, Ohio, A. gtop. - gei
Dem Oomeritag porlgergSode itattgefunbenen
8raube in bsm 6aule bon Alen Utonler oa~
bier itnb $50, 900 in @reeubads iammt benz
iie entbalteuben Suite perbrannt.
9tempert, &p., 4. ytop. = 9e9en llbr
beute Moraen lullroen Die SGgemiible nnb
SolSbanoluns BON 9iuesen &Gomp. hierielbit
eingedidert; Serlult 100000, mppon mn
$4,000 III Seuerperiiberungs =@eieaidaften gu
Newport unb nb8beelins, zSirs., peril9ert
Tub.
Detroit, Mid., A. gtopbr. - $. o.
gallantiue & Sos. Sdgemiible, amei Dtetlel
nnterbalb @ait Sa9inaip g.legen, brannte &C.
ltern ab. SerlMlt $4,000.
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Gin Sffisier Der amerifamtidem
gtrntce 10 egett eines nautenlofen
yserbredsettS Derbaftet.

ct. @atbarines, @an., 4. Noobr.I
Gin Manr,, welfer it'd Gapt. Sames Wtc-
@ulre nennt unb an9ebltd) Der amerlfant6en
armee angebDrt, 1T ussen etnes namenlolen
8erbredlelIs aII einer Grau Oerhaftet lp0roen.
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Teoern, Wtatraten ,na Setten
BON
Charles 6nl1nner e. SDbnen,

str. 22, gScit gsrattstrabe,
nahe Der Bride.
1000 Yjuuo Der befen G5dneIeoern, rein uno trofen;
ebenio 8ett,lpinit; eumiorts, 9lantets.
Saar=, @prinsz uno 9uit : Nia:raeen, oorratbl9
ooer ouf Seiieauns sematt; aub aae Ieparaturen
sHoheIn aller Qrt aepolitert ODER umsepolfert.
eounees, gopbas uup Seieln oorrdtbt9; aud, nap
Srber aemadt ODER reparirt Su ben blsiten Yrelen.
ISonoe f0gftpE)
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9feme Mn3eisea.

III GDmeorbia.
W Deutfdfs Gbfatfr.
Irtitiiher Sireftor........ 6uftap SdIerenbet9.
aopcQmeiiter ......... ..Srot. &. s.. Hofepalo.
Sehs5cbRtc Ibonncment5zSorlte
Sreita8. ben 6. Nopember 1874,
gum eriteu Oidle
nit 9GnSIidp neucr gusitattuu9 on Setoratouen,
3oitiimcn uno Requiten nGd Der Sjenirun9 oeS
Sirtftors o. S6erenber9 uno init oerit6rttem Dr.
teiter inter Seitun9 oe8 Yroi. RoietpaIo:
ySie i5Dne 6eleme"
LA belle Helene"(,
SpcrazSufTa in abtbeIuu9en BON gfeilbnc 9Gz
lCop, oeut5b Don =. Sobm - Oiuiit Don Sacque5
Sfenblb.
Serforttes Srdbefter uno @6or untsr 2eituu9 bes
Erof. Rolemalo.
/. gbtbeiIung SG6 SrafcI.
.. 4btbetluu9 Scr 2rdum.
5. a6thCilun9 Die @ntIubruug.
Vic neueI Getoratlonen oeo /. un0 3. Ntte5 fno
Dom &beatermeiiter pru. Is. Sdncr. bie neuen So
itime pom orn Teiler, JteQutiteu BON 9rn. Uteper
an9eIerti9t.
Gintritt6zYrei8 10 Gents, reierurte Sise Il 9ent5.
Geierurte Sise fur oicc &oritcluua iino Steuo9
uon ubr Otor9ens an i'm Sibliotbeis mmcr bes
"@oncorbia" su bd6en.
aaiien groRiuns llbr, slnfau9 prdciie nbr
IbeuoS. (2j5-66)
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u TT q { ) . 9 { H.

WrIIWTNWE.
9a elm @erHdt in Der Staot cirfulirt, oat mir aus
perfauien, nm unier geiait au5u9sben 10 er9relien
mir bieie @cleaenbeit, uln unieren &unoen uno Dem
VubIifnm ansii;eisen, baB mir uner 9eiddft d. t
eufseben, ionbern nur Wemidlenbaare 5nm
aopreiie uertousn nm unsrsn sOrtath 81 req tessz s
pro Stit. peltbe mir gum aoenprele ablalien; Ier1
sr 1900 9arSs Trisetfes su 50 Gents uno tbenrer, Jos
iuie Elm eusemenss aiortmsnt BON sssspaarsmhs 5nrsm
Saarbhriten, 8dmmen II. YGrumeflen; Utan l2ttIe ~
Dor in SIR. 62 9ertn9tonitrabe, uno belebe rt ole
Udaren !! 3. Seau"etek
(Snn261SNl yt. O2, SertW4IoWut0Be.
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Die bcibe lutt-Ao1beeroe

uon 0amion SuBeiien nno benz soloenen
neutrality-suspicious.
fuo ieber an I'D, Icb por3i9tib, uno iiuo In 9tH@
fd,t Der GrcelenS nidbt Su nbertreTfen.
Gontratte fir Sei5uu9 burb tr9eno zines oerleloeH
rueroeu absei6loiIeu pom
iIprtlt5tST) Gde Ger Baltimore II. GutnlpftraBe-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27
Sabbath day suggestions.

When 7 think of the vast capacities o
the human mind, of Gods nearness to IL
and unbounded love toward il, i am dis
posed to wonder. not that revelations have
been made, but that they have not been
more variously vouchsated To the wants of
mankind. ECnctoR.
Reverence is an ennobling sentiment; IL
is felt to be degrading only by the
vulgar mind which would escape the sence
of its own bitterness by elevating itself
into the antagonist of what is above 1t.
He that has no pleasure in looking up, is
not fit to look down; of such minds are
the mannerists in art and in the world-the
tyrants of Sorts Washington -AlIston.
Judge not man by his outward NANTES
tation of faith; for some there are who
tremblingly reach out shaking hands TO
the guidance of faith others who stoutly
venture in the dark their human confidence,
their leader which they mistake for faith;
some whose hope totters upon clutches
others who stalk into flturity upon stills.
The difference is chiefly constitutional with
them.-LUnlb.
If God but cares for our inward and eter-
nal life if by all the experience OF this life
he is reducing it and preparing for its dis
closure, nothing can befall US but prosperity.
Every sorrow shall be but the setting of
some luminous jewel of joy. Our very
mourning shall be but the enamel around
the diamond; our very hardships but the
metallic rim that holds the opal, glancing
with strange interior fires.-Beecher.
Surely the mishief of hypocrisy can
never be inveighed against. When relig-
ion is in request, it is the chief malady of
the church, and membrs die of it though
because it is subtle and inward evil, it be
little perceived. 1t is to be feared there are
many sick of it, that look we'll and comely
in Gods outward worship, and they may
pass well in good weather, in times of
peace; but days of adversely are days of
trial.-BiShop Hall.
Religion is universal, theology is eXclu-
sive; religion is humanitarian, theology is
sectarian religion unites mankind, theolo-
gy divides it, religion is love-broad and
all comprising as Gods love-theology
teaches love and practices bigotry. Religion
looks to the moral worth of a man, theology
to his creed and denomination. Religion
is light and love, and virtue and peace
uRadulterated and immaculate but theolo-
gy is the apple of discord, which disunites
and estranges one from another.-LWCnthu.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27
A Relic OF the OIdeu Time,

In conversation with the veteran DIR. J.
g. NJ. Ramsey Saturday, who is now
President of the Tennessee Historical So
ciety, he pointed out the old brick building
at the northwest corner of Gay and Clinch
streets, and called our attention to a fact
which few of our people know, probably,
that it was erected by Rev. Thomas Nell
son, the pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church organized in Knoxville Mr..
Nelson is remembered as one of
the best men that ever lived in this
or any other city. He served his con.
gregation for the moderate salary of
800 per annum, and supplemented it by
teaching. In building the house men,
toned, he contracted debt of $500, an d
borrowed the money from bank, of which
Judge Hugh Lawson White WOO then
President. He renewed his note time
and time again, being unable to pay it out
of his scauty salary, until, at meeting of
the Directors the Judge proposed to be one
OF eight to take up the note and make the
worthy pastor a present of 1t, although he
was not a member of the Church. The
eight could not be found, as money was
even scarcer then than in these latter days.
Finally the Judge agreed to be one OF
four to take up the note. Capt. CroZier,
the father of Col John H. Crozier, respond
ed, together with four others. The money
was raised, and the Indebtedness dis
charged.
We almost agree with DR.. Ramsey, when
he says that it will be next to vandalism
to tear away that old house, with all its
hallOwed recollections.
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TALES OF A GRANDFATHER.

eddy girls, you may laugh at your Grandpapa
ROT,
And enjoy putting pins in his chair,
Doubled up i this figure, and furrOwed this
brow,
Very scant are these teeth and this hair.
You may speak of me still in your soft pretty
way
As the quaintest old image unhungi
But fond recollection survives my decay
! was very good looking when young.
Half a century does make a sort Of kind
Ola difference, mark you, my dears,
and the brief way to reckon my age up, md,
Is in tens or in dozens of years.
must be about eighty or so, by the clock,
But my mind Is little unstrung,
and my talent for counting has come to
block
was brilliant at figures when young.
In the dash. along hard.living Regency day.
was prince Of the fashion and style,
When l drove in the Park with my carriage
and bays
Even BrummeH bent low at my smile.
What was gold a mere nothing. In pleasure
and play
Far and wide it got scattered and fungi
For, though now on the parish, ] proudly can
say
was rolling in riches when young
On the flirting and frolic and fun that We had
was called an Adonis in curls.
There wss many feminine heart very SAD
When | married your Grandmother, girls
( mad rivals; but what was a rival 20 nc
With my figure, my face. and my tongue.
Al. believe me, the squslSd old pauper you sec
Wa q daShing Don Juan when young
-lLJHd5g Ft.,
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New York Grocery Market.
From the American Gfocer, May 28rJ

From the American Grocer, May 2Srd.l
Cofee-The market for Rios has been quiet.
with tendency to Lower prices. The market
for invoices has been very quiet and, with cons
siderable receipts, the tock here has increased.
Until the prospect of fac new crop is more GER
tainly known, it is evident that lsrge buyers
will continue t1eir present policy. The market
closes dull am weak, with few buyers at present
prices. .-f
Wequote Brazil cargoes ordinary, 174al7l;
do. fair, lStlS3; do. good, 19al94 do. prime,
20la2Oi; jobing lots, ordinary to choice, i7ta22
All gold, 6a90 days credit. .,.Ut o.. ...
Sugar-Iast week the market for raw sugar
closed quiC in consequence of the large receipts,
but hoIdes refused concessions, The receipts
this weel have been large and as it became
evident tat refiners would not buy beyond the
most prssng wants, holders have conceded
1-l6alc Der h., at which there has been more
active prket The stock is larger than usual
at this sason of the year, but at the decline the
markeClose STEADY. ... ..... ....
We quote Inferior to common refining
Cuba, jsa7sc.; fair to good fair, 7sa74c. good TO
prime! case; fair to good grocery Cuba, STA
Ste; LiIne to choice, SssSlc fair to choice gro
Gerry, 'orto Rico SsaSsc.
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The Live stock Markets.

NEW YORK, May 22-Cattle-Fresh receipts
l30 head, making ,235 head for the last four
days, against 4. 235 head for the same time last
week. There was not enough doing to make a
market. The receipts were all still-fed Texans,
part very common, AZ cwt., which sold at 50 20.
Sheep and Lambs-Fresh receipts 1880 head,
making 1880 head for the last four days, against
ID, Ito head for the same time last week. The
demand was fair and the market ruled steady at
S5a7 20 for common TO choice sheep all sheared,
and S5al4 for spring lambs.
BALTIMORE, May 2l.--Cattle market opened
dull, but closed more active and shade high
So 5oa6 25; medium, or good fair quality, $500
40 so; receipts 100 head sales 999 head,
Hogs-ln fair demand; quality Of receipts
better sales at 81 50a8. 25 receipts, 7,l04 head
Sheep-In fair demand and prices declined
&C.; market fully supplied. sales at 81 5OaG 80 !;
receipts, 3,593 head.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-05-27
4 Fortunate County.

Ihe editor Of the Cleveland banner
has visited the county seat of Polk county
and finds thai it is almost free from the
evil Of most OF our Tennessee counties
litigation. He says:
All the business before the Court was
disposed Of by dinner on Monday-there
being not single case on the civil docket
for trial, and the few State cases were dis
posed of without the interpOsitiOn of q jury.
When We left on Monday evening, at 81
O'Clock, the travis jury had been discharg-
ed and the court WaE waiting on the action
of the grand jury, which, it was thought,
would be dismissed at the adjournment IN
the evening.
The wheat crop of Polk is looking well
and promises a line yield the other crops,
also look we'll, taking into consideration
the unfayorableness Of the season. Polk
10 never behind, and when the harvest
comes she il right side mp with care. They
are workers up that way, and know all
about raising good crops.