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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02
GENERAL NEWS.

Olive Logan says no play is too vile
for France, if it he ''eilAcd,"
The remains Of DR.. Livingstone arc
TO he inferred in Westminster Abbey.
During the war Politicians com
mandedOur armies, now generals make
our laws.
Rev. DIR. Sunderland, chaplain of
the United States Senate, receives ST2
per month.
Quite a number of di>tillcries have
been burned Of late. Was it in an
swer to prayer?
Wealthy Northerncrs continue TO
astonish the natives by building mag
niiioent residences in Florida.
The Ohio legislature has declared
that no scratching" of tickets shall
he legal hereafter, unless done with
ink.
The latest botanical bu-!esque is a
Chinese plant which changes color
three times day. Call it Forney's
Favorite."
Fifty-four per cent. Of al the eX-
penditureS Of the government are on
account of expenses growing directly
out of the late war.
Yellow River, Ark, has resolved in
n town meeting that d" the great need
of this town Is about forty women
Who answers?
The last words Of an Alabama muir
slcrcr, hung thcoihcr dIv, were, "Hang
me high and stretch me wide, and let
the world see how l died
The Shah Of Persia wants Mrs.
Samuel Colt 10 come ever there and
start a revolver factory, and has agreed
10 marry her daughter as an induce
ment.
There are said to he secrets worth
millions Of dollars connected with the
New York Graphic's process. If We
were the Graphic, we should sell 'em.
Connecticut claims the honor Of
giving birth to three Of the nine
justices on the Supreme Bench Of the
United States, including the Chief
Justice.
Gen. Beauregard has written a
letter to the Washington Republican
in answer to Gen. Herbert's letter on
the Louisiana question, accompanied
by two communications signed by
prominent citizens, showing that when
Gen Beauregard was candidate, the
Office sought him, not Beauregard the
office.
A dispatch from Portland says the
Indians on Malpeir reservation have
grown insolent, and serious trouble is
feared. A detachment Of troops have
been sent from Fort kearney to pro-
tect agents Linville and Dismen.
Linville has knowledge of a conspir-
acy among Indians, who have in COR
siderable numbers left the reserva-
ton.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

1t is announced that DR. Randolph
Stephens, Medical Director Of the
Prison Hospital at Andersonville dur
ing our civil war, will soon publish a
work with the title, "The Southern
Side, or Andersonviile Prison" lis
object is by, means of documentary evil
dencc, to show how false have been
the charges of cruelty made against
the management of the Andersonville
Prison. The work promises to be a
valuable contribution to truth, and
as such should be welcome TO the pub
lie of whatever section.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

Maj. Harry Heiss, late of the st.
Louis Times, and one of the best
newspaper men we know of, has taken
the position of managing editor Of the
Nashville Union and American. The
publishers of the Peoples Own"
could hardly have made q better selec-
ton. We congratulate them and
their readers.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

WI
The St. Louis Globe, a Republican
Journal, in reprinting this statement,
says: "From these figures, it would
appear that the 'putrid Renaissance,
which the Independent press has buried,
is a particularly lively corpse, possess
ing, indeed, more vitality than the new
party, which only once came into the
field, and then cast precisely one per
cent. of the total vote"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

What Christianity does for liberty,
may be seen from the fact that there
IL not, on the face of the earth, Il
body of 10000 Anglo-Saxons obey
ing the rule of others.
The average receipts per annum of
the Wesleyan ministers of Great
Britain is goo, or abou: 81 COO gold;
which is about the average paid Nom
conformist ministers of England and
Scotland.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

The entire line of the Cumberland
and Ohio Railroad between Camp
bellburg and Gallatin, has all been
placed under contract for construc-
ton.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02
sUBsCRIPTTON RATES.
ADVERTISING NATEa.

Double-column advertisements, 10 per cent. ad-
vance on the above rates.
Triple-column advertisements, % per cent. adj
vance on the above rates.
Advertisements TO occupy special position. 10
per cent. advance on the above rates.
Local Notices." lin the same type rs local
reading matter,) 5 per cent. advance on The
above rates.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect Except such IS
come officially from charitable seeieties1, and
remarks on marriages., one-half Of regular
Local Notice rates. Simple announce
ments Of marriages and deaths Inserted gratis.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance. Yearly advertisements, quarterly
In advance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

Bishop Keener, of New Orleans,
who has recently Travelled in Mexico,
represents that country to be in a
much more hopeful condition than is
generally believed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

The official returns of the New
Hampshire election are at hand, and
compare as follows with those of pre-
yious wears:
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

\ portion of Montgomery county is
infested with mad dogs. One of them
bit COW, which went mad and had
10 b killed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1874.

OF the 317, 1862 soldiers buried in
the national cemeteries, the names of
147, 1923 are unknown.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02
See Our Stock.
Always Complete!
BOOTS & S Fl 6 { S

HATS d NOTIONS.
Gents Fine Fancy Suits at
BRYANT, JACKSON * co. 5
BOYS and Youths Clothing at
BRYANT, JACKSON d co. :
Drv-GOods and Groceries ut
BRYANT, JACKSON Il CO.'S
Hardware and Quecnsware at
BRYANT, JACKSON x cos
Ladies and Misses Shoes speciality at
BRYANT, JACKSON Il CO.'S
Quick Sales at
BRYANT. JACKSON & co. :
Small Profits ut
BRYANT, JACKSON Il CO.'S
Busy Proprictors at
BRYANT, JACKSON * co. :
Polite Clerks at
'r BRYANT, JACKSON & cos
&c, &c, &c, &C., de-, at
BRYANT, JACKSON & CO.'S
mar5-lE
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

Thieves have been maneuvering in
the neighborhood of Gallatin. They
captured SO from Major Van Allen.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

The peach crop in the vicinity of
Knoxville is considerably damaged.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02
NASHVILLE
Union & American
(TITE PEOPLES P1PER.)

The Grcns News Family. Commercial. Po-
ii:ira and Agricultural Journal of the South.
II GITCS icleSrHphir news from all parts Ol
the world n soon - any other paper published
in America.
z, i.iyc-, 10y telegraph. the general news Of
the old wuriG n loon a. any other paper pub
Ii-hst in tho nitcd States.
1; Gives. ny telegraph. the latest market
quotations of all foreign and domestic markets,
day by day and week by week.
II Etv0S. by telegraph. every day. the clos
ing quutatio Of gold. stocks and bonds in this
city and in New York. of tho day before:
IL Div eS, Daily. Semi V eckly aud " cckly.
tho current market price IN the city of Nash
Vile Of every article "f p-Uduce and trade IN
II Gives to tho mechanic an account Of ev-
cry new invention calculated to advance his in
terr-t by To-, cning his labor.
Il - u financial chronicle, whirh publish
Is to the people every fact in the finances of the
State and rnGntry calculated to advance or re-
tari their interests.
L: Gives all the current political news and
mnV cmcnts of the day, and the honest opinions
If is conductors thereon.
n Gives all local. State and miscellaneous
news of the day.
ItGiScS Il good share of literature and poet
ry-frr>h. carefully chosen and entertaining.
Eta Agricultural aud household columns.
by DR. DANIEL LEE. twhO Is alone employed
by this paper. and W ho stands first among the
scientific and practical lgriculturi>ts of this
country are full of pl.in talk to Farmers and
Housewives, and advocate their Interests in all
things.
sTBSCEIFTION, IL ADVANCES.
Daily per- dnn"m By Nua, $1,000
Semi u Weekly per dsh"", 400
UeeIFy l,cr dnnum. 200
Shorter periods IN proportion.
Address
UNION AND AMERICAN,
marl9 NASHVILLE, TENS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

Ii is disputed whether the late cold
snap injured the fruit in Sumner
county,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02

The peach crop Is seriously injured
in White county.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-04-02
Or. vt, TT. Yandell

NFFERS Ills PROFESSIONAL SERN-
~ ice, 20 the citizens of Milan aud surround
ing cnu;try, in all it, varIuriS branches.
0ilirc over JurdHn'S Drug Store Residence
ON " iIiHutSttu street narl2-tiIa
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&c. .234 6SiO

9lu1 Dieier Sesirf brafte getern iein polles
SOtum ntht in'sSelb. 0asSeiammt~ ~Sotunt
bstrug uur II ,044, unb Gouu. Smann iiegte
NIT Der sldu5enbeu Najoritdt BON 3424
Stimmen.
Ser finite GonsreBbe5trf
beitebt aus ben Counties Slime Nrlnbel, Gal
bert, Charles, Somarb, Brince Georges, ct.
Wtarp's, bem l., 13.r a., 15., 16. uno II.
9lltrift BON 8altimorez&ountD nnb ber H..
gSaro BON Baltimore. 9erielbe CAB bel Ell.
nem @eiammtpotum BON 21, ,7O5 Stimmen
Dor slpei Sabren benz Gepublifaner Gilbert
11O5 Ntaioritdt. @elterrl itanb bem 0tepublt=
faner tSagner Der Democrat Or. 6enfle ge9en
iiber. 0aS 8eiultat ltellte iif, mie folgt:
II. &aro BON Baltimore: 6entle 1881
Sa9ner 465. Sentle bat in Der Staot 86t
WfeIrbett, pabreno Oterrid Dor afpet Sabrer
uur cine Waioritdt bon TAG bate.
Gatonsolle, Senfle 165 Wial.
Upper =Otarlboro, Prince Georges eonntp
9agner 146 Mal.
Sr. Senfls bat ni6t MIR in Der II. @ari
BON Baltimore, ionbern and III ieoem COUNT
geiiegt, uno leine Otajoritdt mlrb Slpilf)ei
1900 - 2O0O Stimnen betra9en.
Ser ied,ste &ongreB e5irf
umfabt Die Counties 6reoerid, @albinston
QleQann nuS OipntgomerD. Oerielbe gal
Dor srpet Sabreu bel einem @eiannitpotur
uon21 ,7o5 Stimmen benz 8epublifaner Qlop
9ownoss 1913 Maioritdt. Oiesmal itanoe
benz bisberisen &eprdientanten gopnoes De
Oemofrat ISM. Sallb uno Der unabbdn9i9
Otonts. Blair geaeniiber. Solgenbe SeriAt
itnO nns su9eQangen;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-04
go 0erfauf cincs merihuracn
Esiia sSptjubauics ueblt Saupiabca
Ha:lS on 0tr
Sloieite oer Sit=Saitimpreitrdi; SC,
nabc ocm rGattcrions&G-f
aut:aeftd,ertcn Gruno .nictbe upn 1915
f.nlI,iIbr snnItnr


C5u SolGe Ctue5 95ecgIe5 oe5 SSdlleng erilteS Der
Staot Baltimore pom q. Sttobcr 1874, piro otc
uUter3eiduete Gretutrr oe5 oelIIorbcneu ,fobduue5
gilmore aui oiientIider 2Iutton al Srt uuo Stelle
0ontaa, ben s. 9toocmber lSH, NG6mtIta9a IA
ubr, pertGufen:
grItens-Sas ie6r mert6uoQe Grunecigcnt9um on
Der SHoIeite Der YaltmoreitrGBe, 100 6uB lueitIdb
pon Der GiititraBe, t3S SuB brett uno 100 SUP tei
bis an cine 20 5Su6 brete Allcg gtbeHo; Elm 2betl
beelben lit perpabtet, cine i0brlidDc G5runbmtctbe
pon $96 reieroireno, oao ganle Grun0fllf 1T elmer
i1brltfen Grunbmtttbc bon $iUi.JO untcrUorcH.
SOie Decentralization auI lO6 iSnB bee6cn III einem
groBcn u nh Il Il Ie NIT plEtet9eb0uoc, Sbnp@
pen uno Somlnertlihe, BON j. 2Stltan SHplor be-
iuo9ut, init Seiteuplfeeu pou uugcidbr 40 Enb
ie6er, iEl biibibeu 3uitnnoe, un0 etHcm 9roBcu
Stalc, Welder fur Elm SdblahtbOu5 gcbaut 1T.
3Weitcn6-@ine ial.lide G3rlnomiehe BON $3.50 ouI
.lnem @'tunofdde an Der giorcpelt@@de Der Salttz
lRoreitrdEe uno elmer 20 5SuB brelten StrdSe, pom
Dem per,tor6eHen gBiliam Patteriou au6gele9t, 6H
fSuT 3ol an SaItimoreltraBe uEo 100 NuB tleI an
Der 90 iSuB breiteu Stra6e. scblutldtcteH: u n
hans Staa uHb St1ladtbaus; Die Sun0mtctbe
bon $3.50 lit elmer Original &runomiethe pon
$40 untcrluorfen, ucldc ea anT $50 reoujtrt,
uno faun Su ir9eno elmer 3ett por Dem |. Jdnu9r
1877 burdJ Die 3abIun9 BON $jj1j.jj AZ ab9eioHt
lueroen.
Sin Ilon pou icosm Der beIuoteuGjrunOtiide tuun
auf Applitdtion bel S,rn. @cor9c NJ. 0th, 9tr.
s., ct. BaulittaBc, etngeicben neroeu.
BerfGufsbeotu9un9e Gin Srttttbetl eddr, ctn
Sritttbel in uno Elm Srttt1cll IN Y Dtonoten MI
3inlen pom Serf0uIstd3c, ulo pcnn man 9reot
9it6t miien SbltgQtloucu nit gutter Stberbelt oc'
ponrt iuerpen, ooer 2tGeS bdnl, nab Dem Srmencr
oe5 9Gufers. GSenH 9clUlHldt, taaH cine lan9er
@rebitJsit ge9e6en lucroen
catherine 5arGubarFHu, gTctutrir;
SJGuce GtwDtc,
George ". 0ia,
g!r SIS, St gJaulifre6e.
(2j6-Jo) e. =. 5Dpmns IL Comp, antt
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SGeriTSEWerfauf.


~. Strait zines pom GommonzP PleOszG zG5eritte in
Dem BruJeiie 3bomas SiItet'5 9e9en G5eorg g9.
Barts >rlailenen Bfdnouugs 6eiebls babe ib iammtz
ihe Retbtsz zlnprIide uno 5utereiieu oe5 beiag ten
@eor9 gS, Bart5 aui uno an
fintmtlidje ad,t &runoitu9c rcbit 0eb1uz
ttd,feiteu Sarauf, peid)e IN Der Stoot baltimore
seIe9cn uuo uabitebeno beidrlcben inb, IGitrt uno
in gretution 9enommen, Ue Iolgt:
Die criien bier @runoitnTe beginner auf oer
Rorbiete eine5 20 6uB breiten GdBteu6, eritreden
fid reip- 81, 70, 81 uno 1O3 6u6 oIltb BON HGcer.
AMI Der gtoroiette beagten @aBtens init ie y }nB
Yrete, 9ebeu uorolil nit ie 40 SnB redtpnteltger
9Qn9e bis an eiH ,SuR 6reite6 0tner9dBden, Nno
aui Dem pon Samue @utnger ftr Georg lS. b0rts
auseeIerttgtem 3aCbt9runoriGe NIT Jtr. u, %, 26
uuo 27 6cieidlnet, uno i'm 8ubc &. r., ytr. Gt0,
6ol. 409 u. No., einem Der eanoGr9toe Oct Stdot
Baltimore, elugetra9eH.
Die anoercn bier @rnnoTuGs iino natz
ftebeHoe:
Sas critic be9innt nu Der uou einem 90 SUB bretz
ten, uon gSeltzStraBe noroIla gebenoen8dBhen uno
pom einem aud % iSuB bretten, uoH RacetraBe oft
lid Iaufenoen @dBben 9ebtoeten ytoropeitzGde,
ge9t oanu uoroltb Guf Der gSehette oee ert8euann=
ten GdBdens II 6uB Dctt uRo bat bis gu etuem 3
Ruff bretten 6tnter9dBden eue Ueitlide rebtpintez
ltee 2duge non 40 j5uB.
sas Stucite ft5bt norbuh ans erie, hat bieieGbc
2dn9e uuo aui Der gSeltielte beG9teu, Uou 2Scitz
StraBe norottb 9elenoeH S0BdeH9 cine 8Tette BON
3as brittle f6Bt uotelid ans 3Deite init oeriet=
ben Sreite, Die oG5 ilDelte, uno elmer meitltten
redtwnteltgen SauSe uon !3 6nB.
Sae pierte toBt Hotpl'9 "H otttlI MI oetlet7
ben Sreite uuo Sduge. Sieie pier GrunotIde iiuo
auf obigem Sd6tqrunortiic ais ytr, 3S, 80, 10 uno
IL beSet6net. Seoe6 ocier ad]t Gruuoitiife 1T nit
eiuem 5weifOdi9en aie8elitetnerncn SSobnbanfs
bebaut.
uuo idl made bcrnit befGnnt, oaB id ben gau3cn
QutbetG oes beia9ten Gjcor9 is. larf5 an oem o6en
belf)riebeneu Iaiirten Beiigtbume Yloutag. ben 8.
Nouem6er 1874, UittGg5 u ubr, an Der @jeribtss
baus.39ure in Der StGot Baltimore ocrltei9ern
iperoe. 8eoingun9: 9aariaAInn9.
sln8uIt Iibcrf, SdtriII;
y. ~. 93ennett s. GontP., auttionatoreH.
(2JO,6,62,5,s)
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Q0S7

Ser Sesirf CAB biesmal bel elmer 9es
iammt> Stimmen5abl bon 14,l21 Sttmmen
4453 Dempfratiibe Dtebrbeit, elm oe NJ o.
frat1i der Gem inn pom 1924 ct M
men. gSir f0nnen Srn. S'Srien Su ieinem
grfolge sratuliren.
Ser uierte Gonsreb be5irf
umiaBt bic TO-, H., r., 49,, a., 15., 16.,
49,, 19. unb 20. BON Baltimore nnO CAB bel
enem @eiammtpotum BON % ,034 Stimmen
cine bemofratiife Wajoritdt Don 1862 Sttn1z
men. @etern itanb oem bisberigen Geprd'
icutanten Qd)tb. Sbos. Spann Der 6epubli>
faner s. 81. @or gegeniber. Sas Stimmenz
| perhdltntB mar otesnal, mie folqt.
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Sas oemtid)e Sbeater in oer
,Goncprota."
,,Sie sSaife bon Qotpooo. D"

y0ie &aiie bon 2omoob" geb0rt 5u iener
gir6pielffer'ihen Stiifen, meldle ilf au
alien Slbnen etngtbiir9ert baben, unb mll
miiiien es inns baber id)On gefallcu laiien, ,oaS'
lelbe iuenlglten8 elnnlal in Ieoer Sailon 81
leben. llebrigenS fam man oas Stiid tnl'
mer nod einmal genicBen, menn eS in 10 gu,
ter Seletun9 sur NulTiihrun9 tommt, me
Dies geitern Der Sail mar. SRI. gSiele re-
prdientirte Die SitelroIe unb eutleoi9te iid)
tbrer aufgabe Sllr all9emeineu Sefrieoigung
oeS Bubltfuns. Seionoers 5etd)nete iie lid)
i'll Der S5ene be8 britten 9lfteS aus, no lie i'm
buntlen 3immer berlnltrrt unb Der gellcnbe
Aufidrci Der mabniinnigen oGabD Sarriet
0tOdlelter" an ibr Sbr ld)ld9t, NO iie bic
Slammen aus benz 3immcr oCs y2orb 6om=
LAMB Rod]citer" bcrporid)lageu iiebt unb nit
9efabr ibres eigeneu 2ebeuS Oas 2ebeu bcs
2oros rcttet. 2lbcr and) i'm lebten QlufSuge,
no Der armen ySane @Dre" oaS Ser3 aui Die
2lppen fOmnlt uno iie oem ygorO Gomlaup
JO6elter" (6rn. S6crenberg), iagt, mas iie
ans ieinen1 Sd]loiie trelbt, no Der uerlaiieneu
9Saiie sum erten Ntale Die 3rnge gel0l't gu
iein i6eiut unO tie nur nod reOen fam, mas
baS Sers ibr bfttrt - ba mar Srl. gSieie
oorSiiglld). t0r. Sd)erenberg mar Elm Goel=
n1aun ganS unO gar, Elm Goelmann, Der I'M
nler letne tnnere Nutre9lln9 Su betdmpten
mci6 uno b1elelbe ME Dor OerNuBenipelt blfen
lGBt. GS 9elang benz tiidtlgeH 9ariteller
portrefilid), mGbrenO bes gan3en abenbS cine
falte unO glei6giilti9e Mtaste Su tragen unn
;uglei6 Dem Ynbllfum Sn Sei9en, weldJ
S5euer in ieinen 4oern rollt ghr gum
SfluB, ais eS linn tlar miro, oaB Sane
Gpre" i'm ltebt, mirft er Die 0taste Don iit
unO, iid) iebl uergeiieno, ,briidt er Oa8 geliebte
9Seien an ielne Srnlt. Sri. SrambiIla ipielte
Die 0toue Der itolSen u0aop Geor9tne Gla~
ren5" unb fanb iid NIT Oerielbcu aud 9un5
gut ab, ob9leid) Die &o4e geraOe ntft ebr
Oanfbar lit. 8rau '6orn uno 6rau 6erbberg
lieBsn gleiffalS giid)tS su wiiui6en iibrig.
9lm 6reitag AbenO gebt 5um eriten 0tale
bic 3zattige Spcrette: Die iAGne 6elena"
pom Sfenba6 iiber Die Sretter Der yGoncors
bia" Siibne. Sim 21. gtoucmbcr miro gum
genefiS Des artiitiiAen DIRECTORS Srn. @ultap
Sderenberg oaS 5.aftige ShaulpieI: u8ault"
sur 9ufiiibrlng fommen.
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Sdueeitmrnt a,4f oeut Grie=See.
GGtiffStt1tfGlle.

Buffalo, ". : g., 8. ssopember, =
0ie Barfe 80. g. Osborn" nit @iien uno
Der S1ooncr vSohu @eber," nit @etraibs
bslaoeu, fno in Der @rapellg- -Sai seifeitert.
Ser Shooner yGmin Sllters" nno nod
stpei anbere Sdlifie, beren ytamen urbefannt,
iino an bem Secumieh Stiff, Der Sdoonel
Uncle Gam" uno Der S6leppbampfcr u9lb
nep" iinb on benz &ole=9tifi gelf,eitert. Gint
ansabl anoerer Sfleppbampfer itno gu Der
reIn. GteQen ali Siilfc Qeeilt.
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n 0cripalterS Werfatf
- pon
wertDpoaens erauoainSfrcicu Cs}m6fts.
tf.tnantht,r,


AMI offentltG6r Guttton.
Sn 6ot9e etnes Scfrete5 be5 Srelsgeridltes Der
Staot Baltimore miro Der rluterScifnete ais Ser
lualter auT 0fieutlber Nuttiou an Srt uu0 SteIe
bsntc, ben a. gioo. 1874, ytahmttH85 um llbr,
perfnuien:
oas aanSc @runoitiid nit @ebdn!id,Reiten,
bedreben, tUie foIst: an Der JtoromeitzGde ber Gz
ier< uuo @iit1lrQBe aniGnseuo baRn noTotdl, ldu95
Der Seitieic ner giiitrGBe, 70 5uB, me6r ooer ne
ni9ers gebeno Damn iaOmeitlib bis bic Giiertr.
uuo ronu iHooitliA, ldHgs Der &ieritraBe, 40 5uB
Soil bis sur @iittta6e uno oem Auinng6puntte. G5
lit elm 3setiger YIag, yir. Is, Settion gtr. 5, tue
er oui Dem Plane be5 Grunoeisentbums Der ,Gau=
ton@eompG9nte" ongc9eben III. Sebout nit eiuem
9erduml9eu, beinGbe ncuea uub gut9ebautcu 0rei=
foti9en g5obns unS &a9erbauie nit }zitodigem
Sie9elleusrueg 6snter9ebaI0e, grun63iusre.
&tertGuisbeoiugungen etu0rtttheil haat amgSerz
fauIsta9e, oer Jei III nno u Vtcudteu, ober NQea
baar, nad Selicben oe5 SdRicrS. Die 9rebitz Sab.
lun9en pom gereuf5ta9e an 3inieu trGQeno. II. fine
Sur 3uirieoeHgeit oeS SeriUdtters Su iiGern.
Shos. rs. @riffiu Yermalter.
gtr. 2i2, Gaiternz zaueuue, uno gir. 90, 0eI
sapetteitrobe;
(26l-i) 8. ". Sirstauo & eap.p., autt.
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Die tanfmdrniihe Meent,tr uon
Il. o. Dunn s. Comp,
Saecn=G6e oer GaItimore= nno GbarieSEs..

(GtabIirt tint Sunt 1841.)
9ieies Gtabliiiement lieiert (nur an luteri6reio
ale notb9en oetatlirten SnIormattoneu btnit1tilH
Der Stelune, gSeranp orlldfeit &C. BON SduHeuten,
0dnoern u. /. M. innerbul6 Der Ser. Staoten, &erz
fitoren uno Sritih%ytoroz erita; aud iieIern i
Elm Referens s3ub, fpeltes Die ytamen pon mebr
ais 100000 SauIIeuten II. j. 10. uno oereu 9taten une
Sic steluns oerieIben entbdlt. IS 1T oas comple-
telte uno ausseoebnteite Spiem, welhss iemals lu
Beaucmlihfelt Der Sant= uuo 9anoelsbduler uno Iil
oels orsaniirt Durbe. 80 3peisbiireaus baben mir
peId1e in Den bauptiadlt6jten Stdoten rno; unler
GrtethteruH9en topuen nbt iibertroHen peroen.
2Sn,. q. Scarlett, bterDobnenoer eompG9non
as- SGli9e Nuipriid1e lperoen eiE9e5oSen un6 9e
rithtsjadpeu i'm Nlaemeiueu beiorat. (San2l ,tSD
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WfeumcltstprO>

Great Ealls, N..D., 8. ytopbr. =
@eitern abeno erbIelt SRI, sanIon ton Sloof>
ftelo in ibren1 Sauie einen Sdlub, Der fe ioz
tort tDbtete unb Der bon Guben brrd) bas
Nenlter gelenoet murbe. Stan pcrmutbet,
SaB Soiepb Sussen Der Sbdter mar, oen iie
beg Yrud)es oes @besel0bniiies auseflast
| hattie.
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gu perEelsa s.s sla Sans stan'%sS an 5aiisn: fa Ga
2ttaBe, na9e SrOdopap, gruubbuslrei, INN III
$50, Smpieblen5mert9es 3 Itodaee E9oIn9als
@runoitiit 1917 bet ltl 5Ag nit pieorSer @ruuoz
mtetbe. Bre:o slf00.-OGs 5aus SRI. 40 gsor6s
WGlblnSt6nitr. FretS sl0O).-Sig 90. IN SFteGnsz
gtrabe. Yrei6 $3.50, 8. =. &arman..
SIT. 81, ct. Baui=, 3tpiihen
(Us-.a ts, 9erinston= uno SaratogaitraBe.
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Sfl,eriT5= 5=9Serfonf.

Niii DIIEIiG~"CtI4NNT'
.s.,.l 9rGIt unb in SoI9c eine5 9ebluAnabmcz Hcs
ie6lt5 (fieri facias) oes SterzGcridlt5 Der StQbt
Baltimore in Der Stage pom G5oloSoorou9b z. &rtT.
Ftb, Gjolosborou9b =. GlriiiitG, iun., uno 2bomaa
Riiile sc9en So9n gee Gbapmon babe ic4 nit Be
ibio9 bele8t uno in Gretutton genommcn ale Jtedte
Sobn zee Gbopmau Gui uub 5u jeucn fini Wruno:
Itii6cm nit oarauilte1cnocn @jcbduben, in oer Stoo
Baltimore an Der QSeltiete Der Suoz&retertra6e &C.
Ieeen, 9runoSiusirei, jcoe5 Ii bel gus, nit ctucn
3sit5diseu Stegeliieiucruem 2Sobnbanie, Gls
SIR. 60, II, 73, Il uno 70, SHb=@reterfro6e, bet0nn
bebaut. uuo made idp biermtt betannt, bGB ibSien
Itao b. 10. gtou3r. 1874 Diittags II br, Der Ge
ridtsbQu6tbure in Der Staot S5attintore ates Sntc
re5ie be6 6eagteu jobu gee Chapman in Dem o6en be
ibrie6snen uno NIT SeibIag betegten Gjruuoei9eu
tbume perfaufen lOeroe.
SeoiH9uageu : SGarSdblnug,
g.uguituS albert, Sberiff;
(25t,G,6L5,S) Z, %. Bennett & Comp, Nutt.
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Der brttte 6 G0ngreBbeSIrf
unlfa6t bic eriten SSaros Der Staot Salttz
more uno CAB Dor Smei Sabren bel etnem
@eiammtpotum pon 18,O21 Stimmen cine
oenlofratii6e 0tebrlei1 pou 1929 Stimmen.
Geitern itano oem biSberigen oenlOtr. Sertres
ter Der Iepubltfaner S. g. Gutter gegeniber
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Eeoern, Wtatrasen uno Setten

Gaarlcs Gulanner & SnDness,
str. 20, gSe5t = GrattitraIe,
nahe Der SruSe.
1000 yfuuo Der beten @duieebern, rein uno troten;
ebenio SettSwiuidj; eomforts, Slantets.
Saarz, Sprinaz uub Suf Vta.raeen, oorratpl9
ooer ouf Seeluns semad1t; aud ole Seperaturen
auf5 Seite beor9t. ,.....,..,r,.u,
sDi0beln oner Grt gcpolitert ooer uln9epolfeft.
Souuqes, gop6as unbSeielu porrdtbi9; au0 ndd)
Srber 9enadt o6er reparirt 5u ben 6lsien PretlcH.
(Siau26, 4 2lHteT)