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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26

SeIGirsH0ao+
Sor einigen S09en tbeilten mir berett8 0ett
noblGn geidluB Der ,Saltimorer Shiisen.
@eellihaft" nit, nad peldeu oieielbe auf
nGditeu Otoutag, ben 80. bS., Die gSaiIeuz
finoer IN Segleituug OG8 Sorli0noeS, iowte
aae Srcuuoe Der 2lnT0lt 5um 8eiu6c be8
Barfs elugelaOen bat uno nit Sergnitgcn
theilen mir baS na4ltebenOe S6rcibcn Oe8
BrGfoenteu @. Sactu8 nit, in mel6em bic
@tnlabung Der SduBengelell6aft pom Dts
reftoriunt be8 0eutiden QSolieubauie8 auge.
noulmen lpir6
Baltimore, een "a. Aug. 1875.
6rn. @has. Gentfubl, pauptmann oerD BAL
timorer Sd)iibengeielidaft" Sebr geebrter
oerr! Snoem ih Sbnen hermit fir bic, BON
Seiten Sbre8 geid)dBten SereinS an bic Sim
Der 0e8 ,,Qlgemelnen 0eutlhen GNtienbaus
les" ergangeue freunoltdeG Ginla0ung, uGhiien
Wontag yta6n1ittag, ben 30. b. OitS., Oefen
herrli9emYart an Der Belair gtpeule einen
8eIu6 abSutattell, I'M gtameu oes 0ueftori.
inns Der ltnitalt ben ber3li6iteu Qanf aus
lpre9e, bege idl bic feIe lleber3euguug, oaB
an ienem ieitliden Sage uuIeren gSalien
id0ne uuO genuBrei6e StunOcn i'll Qu8iid)t
gelteQt fiuS. 2lhtungSpoQ q. 6aciuS, Yrdi.
oe8 ,,GQg. DeutI6en g8atenbauie8.
0le SulHStH9tleuluull gul lut ott ulttt'
baltung Der g8alienftnoer uuO aller Ytltgllez
Der oes oeuti6en Waiienhau8oereln8 belteus
geiorgt; Don ytafmitta9S 2 ubr an ulrO
@apt 28nter'8 UtuItcorpS i'm Barte con5er=
tiren uno anOere 9eIuitigungen gebOtcn mer=
Den. Ser coulante Serpalter oes BartS, t1r.
Sobaun 9ietri6, miro Die 9Satientinoer auf8
Bette benirtbeu unO alien 8eiuAern Da8 Sorz
Sigli6ite aus Slide unO 9eaer Oorietcu. Die
Sablrsiden 6reunoe oes 8aiicubauie8 unO
ale MitglieOer oeIielben, Weld)e i'm Sefge
elmer Wttgliebstarte iiuO, luerOcu obne 3uel-
iel Der ireuuolihen @inlaouug Der uBaltimO.
rer Sfiieeugeieqidaft" 6olge leiiten unO Dem
BON oleisr in ihrem berrli6en Barfe all Der
8elairz9oao im Sutereiie Der @aiienfinber
arrangirten 6eite, mei6es aacu frDbli9e
Stun6en bereiten tuirO, beiwO6nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
gNahrfdlettltdl eitl MorO.

q no . B, N.-y., 25. Nug. : R.
O1c@arro1l BON SutdeBt Sunftion murbe;bier
beute bon 9ennis Mc@artbp BON Marlbo.
rough aei9ofien unO wabrideinlif tBbtlid
per,punSet. 8eibe batten alS 3eugen Dol
@eridt su erideinen nnb 9erietben iiber Der
betreffenoen SAT-, in peld3em ite 5eusen tua
rem, in Strett.
Dtc@artbp tuurbe ,pater bon Der 9OliSe
rovhnftot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
Werfriibte 8eburtsbiilfe. - Gin
cauaStidger Roieustuetg TIT Sdtutt.
RtG1t0e.

8oit IL, 25. au9.-@ine 9pesialbepei9e
al 6aS nSOurnal" ia9t: pas uSarnes
6ouie" in gSef &utlano, ST., braunte ge7
fern ab. Serluit $4,000, Oerfidert NIT
$48,OO0."
Qugu 4 q, Ga, 25. Qug. - Sn Gum
ter, gtoroz@arolina. brad getern abeu0 in
Sol9e BON SranOitiftung Teuer aus. Ser
lult $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
yermrtbetIntt9 etnes SdlI6ers.

SQrtforo, Conn, 25. au9uft.- Yeter
Rar6ia, etu Stalieuer, pelfer am lebten
Mittmo6 pegen Serausgabung sefdlifter
s10>gtoten perbaftet wurbe, lparo geltern in
anflage periebt, beute prp;eiiirt uno oerur=
tbeilt unD tpirb bereits mor9en tn's 3u9tbaus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
gsutbmtaelf6er 8afttmts,orS.

Conc or B, N.Ep., %. Nug.-5n Na9s
monb, gt..S., bat man Die ginaeweioe Der
inter perDG6tigen umftdnbeu periforbener
Trau Utebitable Wtasoot unteriuft unb eine
Suantitdt 5trbdnin sefunoen. 0asoOu
uno feline 3ubdlter,n ftno pegen 9iftmoroes
perbaftet porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
Ser sd,tffsfattaI Uott Sartett.

gS a IN 9 TON 70. Nu8.-ProT. 5. ..
gtorrie BON bem Marine Sbleruatorium
tpeld,er 0ele9at beS seosrapbiiden @ongreiies
IN Yaris mar, bate bonn Slotten-Separtes
ment Suitruftionen erbalteu, ipe3ieae Inter
iuAun9en bariiber anSuitelen, luie Der Sue3'
Sanal Ourdgeftoden purSe. pr. Seroinano
be 2eiieps ftellte ihm eiuen Sngenieur 5ur
Serfiigung, uno oieier bat Srn. Nourie NIT
allen pidltisen Sbatiafen befannt gematt.
9as &analproieft pnroe bon benz geo9rapbts
ifen @Ou9refs in elmer lanseren Sisung be-
iorod1eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
Gerbeeremoer gttrttt itt SSoiua

ago, 20. Aug.-@tn tur9tbarer
Sturm tpiitbete geitern 4benb IN SiOurs @itD,
Soma; berIelbe oanerte BON lbr big gegen
Dtttternudt. Der S9aben an Der grnbte,
an ben Briiden &C. iit iebr 9roB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
Ndbcres ftber ote Grmoroutt8 Ses
Nr1ff0efffett Npta Gcnnnnr.

g II nj q, 16. aus. = 8rditoent @arz
c,a Woreno rpurbe am 6. augult in ieinem
Balaite Su Quito ermorOet; bic Ra1rtdt BON
bieier Sbat bat an Der ganien Siifte entlauq
qroBes aufieben gema4t. Die @inselnbeiten,
roie fie Der Oampfer ,Sslan" bon &uanaauil
brinst, fteaen Die Saden folgenoermaben bar:
Ser Brditoent bate ben Capt. 9taDo, etnen
Sfii5ier Der arulee, abseiest; bieier begab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26

an 6eberpne mar teinMaugel; mau6eS0,''
ael muBten tbreu 6eSeridmud, ibre 6li9eI,
SranBe ibr lau9es uno furse8 9efisoer leis
ben. Sine groBe, iebr foItipieltge gtoultdt
waren pra6tuoae StrauBenfebern, in Der
0titte buHtel, an ben 8GnOern btG uno Ouns
fel gefGrbt. Setrlid frablcuoe 8lumeu,
treue &Onterfeis Der gtatlir, iinO in 9elutiiem.
aber ni6t in friiberem llmfauge; Grosgrain1
unO Serges8auO erbeblid) Oerlueuoet, baS
2cttere in elmer Sreite BON gtr. 8, II uuO 16,
hni lnhr nIannritnt1 Gaiitn,t t,n,, hiS Onn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
Ser 6elouarft,

Iem.Dorf, 25. aug. - @eIb leiGt 81
2-24 BroSent. gSe9iel flau 4.87. golh
idlof 3u 113s-1l34. Suuoes. Sbltgationen
id]loiien flau unO itetig 81er Coupon
1919; 64er Coupon 1863; 65er 118; meme
1184; Ger 1204; 68er 1901; ueue Siinfer
1164; 10.4Oer Coupon 118s. 2lftien id)lofien
Han aber ftetig; gt. 3. Central 1044; @rie
155; 2afe Sbore 61a; SIS. Central 98g (;
Pittsburg 80; Nortb 8eitern 41&; BriOr.
565; 0tod=SSlanb 108.
llnterifatamts 9ilaus: Sob $50, ,222,,
1856: GpurQut S6l, 1872 1923.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
GrmSfeberfMfe.

90 bing n, Is. aug.-Ote@rnbtes
IuSiitbt, mie iie ii6 AM eriten 9lu9nit geitals
tete, iit ourd bas fait iiberan uusiinittge
gSetter tuGbrenb bes UtonatS Sult iebr ges
triibt moroen. 0a, mo- Die faft fortDabrens
ben 0tegengiiiie feinen S6aben anrtdteten,
that es Die auberorbentlite Oiirre. gu bic
len llebeln geellten fid nod in utelen Staaz
ten bic 9euidredenplage, Die aber otsies
Sabr in ben meiiten 6alen ntdlt iebr perwits
itenD anftraten, unb Der Jog. Seermurnl, Der
beionberS in ben Oltliflen Staaten, (aud) III
Wtarplanb, tuie in Srebertd- -eountp,) 9roBe
@erbeerungen artri9tete. ginen 9an3 beionz
berS groben S6aben rid)teten bic lleberflu.
t6ungen in ben Ebdlern oes Utiiiiiiippt, Wii'
iOurt unb Ohio nnb beren 5ablrei6en gteben'
Sliiiieu ait, bic bas bereitS gei6nittene, aber
nod auf Sauien befinbli9e 9etreioe unb Sen
fortid)memnlten uno bic nod i'm Bobell
ftedeuoeu 8hanaen peroarben. Ser S6aber
1T iubeb uidt 10 groB, als II Infangs taeirt
nurbe. Sartofteln, bic btei ieS Sahr einer
gang auBeroroentli6en @rtrag beriprahen,
| iiuo in oielen 9egenbeu bur9 ben fortruGb,
renoen Negen unb Die lleberflutbuugen in Der
| @rbe perfault; Der Sabad bat aus ben glei.
den llria1en ebeufaGs fart selitten, beiolt:
ber8 in Sentudp uno Sennefee, aber aid
| bier iit Der S6abeu ntd1t 10 groB, als man
aufdnglif] befiirhtet bate. Sn Ularglanb
NOrO Carolina, 6loriOa II. Miiiiiiippi ibdtt
man ben @rtrag tpeit iiber cine Mtttelernbte
in 9Set Sirsineu, Gennefiee unb &entudr
| GtlpnS oarunter. @inen genalen Seri6t
iiber ben gegenpdrtigen Stanb Der @rnbtt
ldBt itA aber erit geben, ipenn trodenes gSet'
| ter mieoer etnQetreteu 1etu mtrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
gelesrapbii9e 9epei9ess.
(Beridte Der rafioctrten Breife" fir ben ~@or'
reiponoenten.")
SalanbsSepei4ets.
slus Ser 9,,noesba,tptffaSt.

g8aibtnston, %. an9.-0er Pra'
Ioaut bat bic ie6ste abtbetlung, 20 Wellen
lang, BON Der ~SiOli9en Yaciftc gabn"
nccPntirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
Gin 3tpetter Saenpfer Httt Sfprbttt
ffff EnrnA

SanSran5tsc 0, 25. alus. = Sc
fern lanbete bier Der Oampfer v9tetp>D Dorf"
BON 2iuerpool, Elm St)peiterififf oes nSre'
men," Son 40 Otatroien iiub "a bon bent
Sforbut befallen, uuD sipar 10 pobl Die
i6war3en 0tatrOien, mie Die meibeu Sffi<
siere. Die Sage Der WanniAaft mar idred'
lid.
Bie es beiBt, fihS geniigenb friidJe 0eben8-
nlittel an 8OrO sepeieu, unb Die grOBte SOr.
Jorge ift getroffsn tporben, nm bas S6iff gu
ocsinftsiren unb bic Sauberfeit su belpabren.
Cine Gomn1ifiion sur llnteriuhun9 Der Sin.
aeleQenheit tpiro ernannt nerDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
Dte tattSmanatfd,e sseenttar pon
q. %. Dunn & Comp,
Str. z, gtoro>

(VfdbIttt TN SSuIt1 I0AHD
Nteies gtabiIIement teiert (nur an nuteri9reiberl
aIle nSthigeu oetaiilir.sn Snfcrmationsa hiniidtt
Der 5teluns, SerautiDortllttet &c. pou aauflenten
6dnoleru II. l. M. lnnerbatb Der Ser. Staaten, 2er'
torieu uno Srtiibzgsoro~ Imeritl; GuU lteIern fts
ein Reiereu3 Sud-, fpelnes bic gtdmen bon mehr,
ais 5000 aouHeuten u I. IN. uub beren Eaten nno
Die 5teIuns oerielbeu entbdlt. IS 1T oas compile
.tete unb auseeoebntee Spfeln, peldes iemals til1
Seauenidfeit Der Bdnfs uuo SdubeIsbduier unb fiir
Die angerneine Scrbeiieruus uno ben S6ut oes Saus
bels oTeGu;frt murOe. 55 3rpeigbiireaus bdben mir,
ipefte in ben bauptidhlt1fen Stdoten fno; uniere
Erieid5teruusen tonneu nidbt ibertroffeu lperoen.
gSnt. q. SearIett, hieriuobnenber @ompa9noH.
Ey s5GGii9e Nnlpriilbe iDeroen ein9c8osen uno @ez
rfdtsidden i'm Nlaemeinen beior9t. (San2t ,lSO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
| Wbtritts>
| Wnnarat.
Serbeiiertsr
nibt : erplniiber
8etM1loiet

@amptsofftee: gar. 26. Nors= y puipasft~; !;
Suetg Sffice: STR. 16O. ytorO 9asftrafe; ;
Saroltnehrabe. - albtritte, Sloafeu, Srunnen,
Seller II. |. ~. Deroen bel Gag unb Ra6t obne @ez
rud ODER @efdbr bes grplobiren5 sereintst. Seiel=
Iuneen peroen erbeten nno punftlid ausgefHbrt.
(Sunit1.1Sf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26
spe,ial : Notise1t.
Baltimore
fire 1n(urattff Wtfff.

fire 9nfnranff Office,
enomciizts6e bon Soutt= umo gSater= strafe.
,Oicie G5eellhait peribert ortpdbreub sesen Ser
luf ODER S1aben our6 SranounsIId ionobl in beI
Stabt, ipie i'm eanoe, one arteu BON gisentbunl.
Wobnz, eaoen= unb gsaarenbduier, Sau6elssiter,
N6erbau< 9;rooufte, @obeln, Saus @erdt6idaiten,
I'm Ban besriffene ODER i'm Safey in 2abun9 befinoz
Iihe SahrSeuge II. (. 10.
Das Direttorium beitebt aus foIsenoen Serreu:
2Bm. o. 8 Sarriion, BraFoenf;
SEQ. u. Siters, &. Robt. SJenfins,
9apio g. Wiliou, 6. Uforton Steiuart,
Srancis Z. Sing, 9. s. Hemcomer,
Seurn @arrol, SrpiQe 0oripit,
U. g. Steuort, gB %. 8aolor,
28n. $. Srune, S6rael So5en,
s. b. GapTf, George 6. Sarriion.
ISM. 8. BENNINGTON.
Appltiaton5<5ormulare nno fueitere Radbritt iiber
bic @eieuihait ipiro in Der Office, Shbmef@gde BON
Soutbz uno WateritraSe, ertbelt, mo aud alle Iuiz
trdse iofort erlebst tueroeu. Berf6erun9en merben
Guf irseno cine Strip an9cnommen. Delbe oer applt@
tant ruiiuIben mag.
(Suut .1Sg) icf. @pp0mpr Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-26

s5abrlibsr 1Dieafr- Anfang
beS Serblt>Surius bon
9rDant=gtratton=SaoIet's
ganosls(dule
Business College,,
Wr. 6 uno 8, gprS=GbarIesftrabe,
HSuntaa, Den 6. September 1873.
Gas pron,tuenteite Snititut Der art In Baltimore.
8erictet Der beiten Sebr.8urus.
9as tIcsttaI.c xehrsrsGprps.
Gte ernnoltdsSteu Surie Der 9eIddit5fihrung.
1aS bette Spftem oer tSeb1ftsz zShreiba't.
Sts3ipltn-6urboeb itrens u. 9eihdItsmdBis.
Beridlte iib.r bic Shuer 9eboris ben gltern Su9ez
iteat.
9serIangt reselmdBisen unb piinttliben Seud.
Vrafttfdle GrSiebuag, Die bette @runoa9e I'M
,H Seben.
@ttern, fpette beabiibtiaeu, uns ibre Sobne an=
supertrdnen, peroeu uns cine @efdnisfeit erSei9en,
ipenn fie fid) irdbSeiti9 meoen.
Seoinauneen uno ndbere ginSelubeiten lam man
i'm Snhtute erb alten ooer nian d0reiiire:
81. $. Saoter, YrIi.,
no4-yl Str. 6 uuD s. ytor0 S6QrleSffr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Blanks! Blanks!
FOR CASH ONLY!

ToR sale at this Office, Land Deeds or
Z Conveyances, Mortgages on Real
Estate; Trial Justices Summons, Trial
Justices Summons for Witnesses, Mer-
chants or Factors Liens, and otherlesal
Blanks.
Gss- Terms CASH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Killing Cabbage Worms.

Every year we geta new batch OF
remedies for the cabbage worm-or
rather, we get a rehash of the old
remedies, and every year after try
ing one or more Of them, we all 90
back to the oldest remedy Of all, the
thumb and finger. "Try again,
however, it is good motto, so we
cow give one more certain cure.
It sgiyen by .cogEespoadsnt Of tbs
New York Tribune, and is this: Tn
june" he says, in going through
my early cabbage, I found one com
pletely covered with the worm. In
mediately I obtained handful Of
bran and sprinkled it over the head.
The worms began to squirr- and fall
off the cabbage, and wherever the
bran touched them they seemed to
be in pain. The following morning
they were all dead. Since that time,
on the first appearance Of the worm
I SOW the bran. Some seasons it may
be necessary to do it the second time
If the worms are very thick, it ie
better to take handful sprinkle it
over the cabbage. A hundred weight
is ample for an acre." This simple,
cheap, and easily tried. Possibly, it
may be the very thing we have been
looking for.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Some ssg. stingers.

Can any Of you gentlemen tell
what L the 3d. B stands for in Susan B.
Anthony s middle name ?-&. LOasis
Republican.
We never knew bee to stand for
anything. Theyare always buzzing
aboat foo busy to e stand or sit.-R4n'-
n,czs5urg Ren,oastrafFm.
As the B" isaftef Susan, perhaps
it wants to extract honey from her
lips.--caristi;ansO Obsfruer.
But, as the "B" jSbefore Anthony,
what can it be folE Continental Dam
Builders Organ.
Perhaps it is to mark Anthony
Bumgto,0a Banner.
If that B. hssl lbeen after Susan
all her life, and if I've know the lon
gently :itf;-c'ff Of ,baes-bea> that Ybe 60
ing too far.-4. 9dSar.
The b. in question is in the i'm
perative mood, and command is ut
tered in this shape Susan, be An
thony and never be anything else.
Educational Journal.
Perhapa3the a.B" was intended to
SLOW her abce-lity- to sing.-Me
Scottsm,an.
Why don't you go to the lady's
grandmother aDd get the facts of
the case?-Evangclist.
Katie King informs me that susan's s
maiden name was Brown, and that
she was once married to a Mr.. An
thony, of Ro5Tsho deserted her for
qolored girl called Cleopatra
RJut Dale Owe,,.
1t is believed in Brooklyn that
Theodore Tilton is responsible for
that "B.."; When somebody told
Susan to get apout of his. lap, he re-
marked: Let Susan T" B. Brooklyn
Eagle
1t is an old saying, concerning
man who is Aighty, that he has a bee
in his bonneta but this, Of course,
has nothing to DO with the question.
-Ptuenologicd Record.
The Globe pEats these opinions to
show what1 ssk sunnpt of misin-
formation css iss concerning sim
pie matter. Itis consoling to know
that Susan .B:tSill continue to be,
long after heIs editorial bees have
ceased to bug. The "B' in her
middle name, according to the in
scription ontthaMIoabite stone, stands
for-but weeTt think of it just at
this minute.-&. Louis Globe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Josh Billings Guide 10 Health.

Never run into det, not if you can
find emmy thing else to run into.
Be honest if yu can; if yu kant be
honest, pray for help.
Marry yung, and if yu make a. hit,
keep cool, and don't brag about it.
Be kind to yure mother-in-law, and
if necessary, lay for her board at
sum good hotel.
Battle thoroly once a week in soft
water and kasteel sope, and avoid tite
boots.
Exercise in the open air, but don t
saw wood until yu are obliged to.
Laff every time yu feel tickled, and
latf once in while emmy how.
Eat hash washing days, and be
thankful, if yu have to shut yure eyes
to do it.
Hold the baby haff the time, and
allwuss start the fire in the morning,
and put on the tea kittle.
Don't jaw back-it only proves that
yu are az big a phool az the other
phello.
Never borrow what yu- are able to
buy, and allwuss hav sum things that
yu won't lend.
Never git in hurry, yu can walk
a good deal further in day than yu
can lun.
Don't sware-.it may convince yu,
but it IL sure not to convince others.
If yu have dauters, let yurs wife
bring thenstnn.. =. If she -baz, gnt tcoms
mon sense she kan beat all yare the
orys.
Don't drink too much nu slider, and
however mean you may pe, uon y
abuse a cow.
Luv and respekt yure wife emmy
how; it IL good deal cheaper than
to be all the time wishing she was
sum how different.
Don't phool with spiritulism; it IL
like being moderate drinker, sure
to beat yu at last. ,....,ts..ssi !. i,s..
: : Don't have emmy rules for long life
that su wont break alkl;.i be prepared t6f;s
day to tdies toInorFo II, i i the bsgk-
kreeds long lifs 7 lkno, o9:i y Is
Keep ynrs shad aqoI and ID yufe feet
dri, andibraath thru yure noze az
tmutch az yu kan. - til
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
upon him by royal letters patent.

upon him by royal letters patent.
This omission gave rise to endless
vexations, especially when the Queen
and her husband were abroad. The
position accorded to him at foreign
courts the Queen always had to-ac-
knowledge as a grace and favor be-
slowed upon herself by the sover-.
eigns whom she visited. Several
sovereigns positively refused to graf
ify her wishes in this respect, and
the only one who was courteous
enough to do so without an offe' sive
show Of doing favor was the late
Emperor of the French. Even in
En- land annoyances constantly arose
from the want of Parliamentary ac-
ton on this question. The Princes
right 20 occupy the seat next the
throne when Parliament was opened
or prorogued was questioned by the
Duke of Sussex and others; but The
Queen, supported by the Duke of
Wellington. quietly ignored the in
reference. Let the Queen put the
Prince where she likes" he said.
The great Duke had not much tolera-
tion for the traditions of court eti-
quette when they conAicted with the
dictates of common sense. The late
Lord Albemarle, when Master OF the
Horse, was very sensitive about his
right'in that capacity to cit IN the
sovereign's carriage on state occa-
sions. "The Queen" said the Duke,
when appealed to for his opinions
"can make Lord Albemarle sit at
the top of the coach, under the COACH
behind the coach, or wherever else
her Majesty plcases." "
The marriage took place at the
chapel OF st. James's Palace on the
10th of February, 1910. 1t was
very popular, with the people, be-
cause it was not one of political con-
venience, but of pure affection, and
thousands liaed the roads from Buck
ingham Palace to Windsor Castle to
see the Queen and her husband as
they passed. The morning of the
bday had been wet, foggy, and dismal
but there. was not wanting soon after
the ceremony the happy omen OF that
sunshine which came afterward to DC
proverbially known as "Queens wealth
er." Whatever annoyances came to
the Queen and her consort from that
day to the hour of the Princes death
came from the outside. Their home
life was always happy. From the
day OF his betrothal to the Queen
Prince Albert held unwaveringly tc
the high course of life he had mark
ed out for himself-a course that
gained him the confidence and affec.
ton of the people and the name o.
&c Alhart the Good
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BACON &c ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,

w FEDnERaG nERnsaslGfe doGRTs7:s4d e GEH Tii! !in
continue tlieprosecution Olclains against
the United States, OF the following char
acter:
lst Claims for property taken by the
United StatesIluring or snce the war
I'd Claims due Nhlil Contractors nt 1871.
3rd. Claims for Pensioa and Bounty
Land... >.
Claims for.returp Of Revenue Cottap.
TAX should be flied and alllitcd. as pay
,nent of these clutntS% Is bn, q question Of
Ann Cotton Bills showing amount of
max s eniaid.is all that isrequird at present.
20 - Apply to ss..:
|. -; ~ ~ Il RAC0N &ADAMS,;.- i
.c:i .& ;S ~; B! Edgefeldg H., S. G.
/ 3 Sept. %, tt 4o
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G. P. CURRY'S
EXCHANGE BANK,
J9I Broad ST., Augusta, Ga

UAVING purchased the building long
IL known as the Constitutionalist Or
flee, am located permanently. where I
will do general BANKING and BRO
KERAGE business. Deposits OF 81 and
upwards received, and interest allowed
on the same by special agreement. Bonds
and Stocks bought and sold. Loans ne
gotiated. Sight Exchange ON New York,
England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany,
France and other European countries,
sold at lowest rates. Country Merchants
can be supplied with Exchange at all
hours OF the day.
BY permission, refer to Messrs.
Wright & Norris, and to Col. Jno. Huiet.
Nov. 3, 1y 4G
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fore the nation had become consuh-
dated into an empire, was, as rule,
snaatter OF very little Importance to
- great world outside; and but for
Influences that made linn the hus
band of Queen Victoria, Prince AL
b@t would in all ability have
been reckoned with the vast multi
ude of German royal personages |
bcslived undistingpisded but blame
shves, and whose record is found
.vi in The pages Of the Almanach
= ssotha A diaer5lt and happier
sS7s znaa large
9 tory is s$ well
s s the FIRST volume
been published by
London. The
by Mr. Martin
express de-
Queen, who
Rsting mate
II. bortraiLure OF
sractive, and |
hbling British |
better the pro-
khe Queen, which |
most with resent
rare and excellent
OF only by the acci-
but by every moral
quality which men
Am orleans have
is memory. 1t
most the clos
ayerted war
and England
reused ma
fer heat, and
Astry were not
hostilities.
ond son of his
rofher, -
!g-Gotha, was
&sna year before.
Princes were distin-
sscocity. The beau
yisacity of Al,
TO have made
As child his
able. In 1921 the
1of Coburg writes
Shchess of Kent, the
q, ,eoria Little Alber
Is large blue eyes and
Is, is bewitching, for
quick as weasel. He
yssay everything. Ernest
Fly as prs'svS0nly his in
sest brown cyet~ very fine;
he is tall, actiyo egy-clever
3is age And few weeks
" -. ltLa b.
H. -.
livslv ve~v finn.
and frl, of mic.
lpergon. and re.
s,uickness Vi.
Albert was
A,ssas,,,,v.,,a;--n no
;, Il this
was
sed
IA bab.
in a
zracter-
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Brevi.iss and Levities.

E@ Monei'is like manare, OF very
little use unle$ it be spread.
tg- Men, arp admitted to be more un-
tidy than women.
sg- It's. nfTvhat people think but
what they say Nat creates the trouble.
ES- The Ono State Grange reports
l,l46 working Ranges, with member
ship of e5,ooo.E
@- Kind wkds, spoken in the right
time and place,a more to heal The wound
ed spirit than ilrthe gol1 this world can
give.
E& Slandelers and tale-bearers are
the devils bellows TO blow up and keep
up contention.