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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01

1Nr. NpbertSom, ytr. 10, 9 Hb. 81 "a m itr Bs
Ob.buuoelt ipe,ieu ale -araufbeiSen Der rrn Srz
aaue, o,guniibe sbWdde. neruoie Gdpdte. nor=
,eitioes alter uuo ale Rerosnttsnfbeiten, iuelGe
non iusenoliteu INSTRUMENTATION berribrsn. airSz
(ib entjtonoeue 9rantbeten i4aen furirt. Serren'
peIhe id) Dr. U. anperrauen, t6nneu iidb perii4tr
balten, oaB lie ipi'icnhaitliG uno aurid)t;s bsbdns
belt neroeu. BIreGuitunoen: s -12 ubr Oi9s., 2-4
rhr 9(adm. unb 6-9 uhr IbSs. (SSebr21, ,t2DdeD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
Gin ,,frttulmcr" @eriid)eran9sz
9I0efff

y em.Y OFT, 50. Snnl--8.N. 6ranclsco,
Seri9eruugs A9eut in Scr. II, gGalitr., lit
nit ueri9ieSenen Scriidcrllug8s@eie llifaiten
geb0rtgen @eloern i'm Setrage BON $4,000
6urdQebrQunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
Gfu0ef=3ut5deu

I. bel $ einriG d Sbipar1
gir. eli, gSeitzgaltmorez, RGbs aGarles StraBe
GIN eroBes aIiortimant nGr bon ben beien 8aort<
talteH, nm S. uno aulpdrts.
ssetariD G6spars,
Nr. 2lt, Wefzsatimore<, nabe @barIesfr.
1tHot. .333. 9,45.51,E9)%v
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
Die Ge,,erS0r1tnff In NaQ Wtper.

sail. WiOer, Maii., 30. SUM-. = Die
Seriderung auf Die 9eittrH Abeno abge'
branute Sahrif Der ,amellcan Qiuen.@Omp." J."
betrIQt S423, 800.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
MaiXine ,

,a ppr,sli6er nabreuoer srt'tel iir tletne ainoe,
LIMB upalSen oaS einSise tuabre Subtitut firDtut.
termittb, suberritet boz smiI @inss, apotbeter,
uno 6si allen t0rosuiftea 5u saben..
". s.. Stcspn g. 3rucer,
(Suut2 ,3Dne, ,i.c.G.D @E9roszNsenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
StS>Xremt
.6cm0enl

lIr 6ahlen In unIerem Yarlor. Gonoitoreiea oils
0or5nStt4 9aianttrt. 4. :. 9hiIo5 s Tp.,
.U54-9D gtr. 81, Woro=Gutquitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
GHoB. nHo Sieins@etfaut.

0obet> itsberSiise, Sorbduse. Cummings unb xa=
po,jers yrtifel aer Arten Su ocrbieoenen Yreiien.
Ser srcS!e Sorratb uno auswubl in Der GtaSt gu
an9emelleqsn Breiisn in Sir. SO, ,eanooerftr.. bet
Ca,ai 10 tDtH) 8. gioneD giprrtS s 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
MatififQftona.Vi Vierfati.ii.Lifnneit.

HebI AOI:,f 30. SUM. : WeIiern
Abeno faho bier elne 9rOBarti9e Oenotratilde
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01

SeGe 9ader bur6au5 tuaIierbttt senadt ourt
Die apylutruns bon Iron Glad s ar b c nno Iron
Clad 6 ement. 9ute DdGer, bnrhsebenbs nit
bet Iron Glad s rbe beftrben. balten fit iuab@
reno 10 Sabreu obue wsitere Soften. Seihdoigte
Datler, BON Stebi9mieasu oils untGusltd ertldrt.
misDer 9ersef:lt mo ibr @ebrauh auf Sabre pere
ldussrt burd, ssborises Nniireiteu nit Der Iron
CladsS arbe uno zG me- n beiDirft. Iae 4rbeiz
ten sarantrt. gta9Isase bon Sausz@sentbiiIn
seipiinidt. SauteS WcEatre,
(Npriu ,3WtF SIR. 80, Sdbs SouioapfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01

as6,iup5breiBis anterttantfdte SSoteiS branns
~ ten i'm deyten WOnatc ab; te grdnbe gdten perz
h;tpt nsfoen fonucn, wenn Die Sotsts ben III a=
sebatt bdtten. @ebr.
Dan. 1t. 81, @aroeaftr., Salto. CWai29, ,2NteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01

SteToen! Semoca! cemoen!
q Yan 9eEe bu 6. G. SreIaub in Str. 83.
q oros Soruarb fraBe, gnb fauTe feline 81 .25,
s. e III 3 eu-eiseneS Sabritat-pon Bamiutta Sat.
tuu uuo ieiHem einaen; aui 8eitsluue 5u oemielbem
Greile, (Suuil3 3JJfteg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
Nlfnr0.

9iew.D orf, 80. SUM. - 3lpet Stiefels
wi6ier, Dtidael 0Olan unO Der 9lnbere nur
unter oem Iamen Stools" befannt, gerietben
beAte lta9nlittag i'll eiueu Streit, in oeiien
Serlaufe o9tOd5" ieineu @eguer burh eineu
Sti1 in'8 SerS augeublidli6 tGotete. Der
M0r0er enttanI. 9olan mar aus &bilaocl-
pho unO fiihrte Oen Namen Sanles o. grisn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
Netnr. s. Sattmaum.

tYftWt. ge SCWFtH-WWW-
grlpart guf smausis YrOsent in Strunlpf=
paareu, SanSl&nben nllb llnterfleirern !
Sameuz, Serrens u. aihbsr'SancpzS zStrumpfmaaren
oer lesten Niooe, taslid erbalten-in
Nr. 1879, gSehsSaltimcr.@, dpiideu Soutb
unb @aloertlfrabe. (Viaii6, ,2Oitef) J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
&nttMQerIMt.

louisville, 80. Suui. - Sine De-
Sei6e aus 2aucaiter, Sy., meIect, baB Der
gieger 6loDo Scarce, iuelter elne8 WtorOe8
bei6ulOigt mar, bette Wiorgen bon elmer
S9aar 8iirger aus Oen @efdn9uiiie geBOlt
lluD oufoehGuot mlrbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
moteute ,nsroeu III. grf,uoer er,pt

Grt mad Changing oes Batents meroen @ebubz
rea tercG1net. g. s.. 6 g9. Z. 5nparo,
Wr. t8, SecoubHraBe e, Der Pof 9eseniiber.
(Sebr2, i2Oe) 3meisz93jireau in gBaibinston, 9.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
@ettS0pimu.e0.

Y9tlaOelp btG, 80. SUM. - 9ai
2Settidmimmen Suliden SbO8. @ople Uni
ISM. 8. SOglc MI $500 bon SlOucciter mad
Sntitl'5 S8lann, cine StrCde Don Dieilen
murnc heute hnu Comic nemnnneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
Gre 9nluratfe Office,


1Gre -9nfuranee Ofife,
GISmef> @de Der Soutb< uno 2Saters Strab.
0ieIs @eieaibait perfbert fortudbreno scgenSsi.
mn ODER Sdaoen burd GranounglHd foipobl in or
Gtaot, me i'm 2auoe. ale 4rten BON Gisentbnn,
aDobuz, eaoenz uno Naarenbduer, Sanoelsa iter,
N6erbanz Yrooutts, Dobein, Sans 9erdtbfhaften,
i'm Ban besrfens oosr i'm Saiea in saouns bsI'"os
4 lihe isabr,eu9e II. I. 10. c.
Wm. S, Sarrifon, Brdiioent;
9oni6 3. gSil5ou. s. Dtortou SteDart,
Trnncis 5. 3iua, V. 4. Neucomer,
Ssnrn Sarrou, Srple 0orDis.
II q. SteuQrt 80. gB. 3G1lor.
g8m. s.. 8tuue, 9e9fge =. Snttllo"'
8. D. 3apff, y. Iioett SluetS'
Z. SRobt. Seutns, Uienoes eo9eh'
- yBnl. s. Bennington.
applfations EOrmuldre uno foetere M Wa9f,a. res
Iber sic 9elelhaft miro in Der Sfiicc, SHomer=gdt
oer goutGz uno Ddserlt,aBe. ertbeilt no anfb ale
Aultrdss iofort eteaist iustoen. Sert1erunSss
,peroea aui lrseuo cine Srf an8enominen, Weias
fsan,. ,.1St) Ne sSspSportb, gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01
Netn Sdmers! Seine @cSabr! 2etu
rshI.Ayarv

Netn SdlmerS! &etne @eIabt! Retn
TebiidIag!
Die "CoItos5 dental A.sociGtion' lit INNER ers
iotSreb, S&bne obne Sdmerscu cassuSieben. Die
srosten 3iueifsr f0nuen id bon hieler 9batiche tn
ben 3immern Hr. 81. gSeitsBaDtttsftrabe iuer'
ssnssn. (ssn. 27,6 v'teD
DGs 8 dimes '5dte Vatent. Stes . eutpfsSep
ptdhreiui unsS>D
yeppide ourbsebenbs sereiri9t nno reno=
oirt. set. Shmue 'uub @otteu berauSse
brat. g8ir la6sn iiber anc Observation-Disclosures
gen triumpbrt. Gplmes & CaHaban,
(Tpriit ,3Uit) SIR. 8, 9,Gman=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-01

= = " 10 : u OV' OHIII' = PIIIUItNW
3O5 6rancS iiir felne8 helleS ameriEaniides.
Semr5e Sfnbet' 'SepeIdlem.
- Ser S0ntg bon Stalien hat @eHeraI
@talomt 5nm 8cianoten in YariS ernannt.
- Sl oer gcitrigcn 9tuOer.8e9atta gu Seus
lepi @ngano, trng Die YOot8mauui6aft Der
<ftfiperitt6t-Srforo, bcIi Sieg oauon.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-28
ru,,ad e,pnia Trade Report

TurKspAY, IAN. N.-Cottoh - nrnis
Lr.,l with very light otierinssof Inc Dettci
yrMlcs. sales of middlllIg AZ l3ia0lrsc. i"'
urIali,i. and 1890 '5Ac tor New orleans,
'ARk-rhe last saie'f NO. ! VueIc'''o'
was at 81 per ION. ,, r,o.
SreJs-A fair, e:nand prevails or Clover
seed which i; held with confluence. = iei
- ,,s,mI4c. per ID In Thiniot4y nothihs
1 ,ing, Elaxserd is wanted ut sl.t5
,;r 'reres-Cotlre is quiet ana price
uyorbuyecs to the extent Of ~. per p,lnv
%,", o. 375 bags Rio at l7fsiS12c.; o. oagf
,puayra at NE, and son . Java AT 2i"p2"
= guid. Ssuar--In tn" abSenc. oi tirha
IL. ions we quote 1T sGS L4c. f0i t.ir ava Eooo
lralers have beon purchases ~ helshDonn w
ug markets to the extent u some l'W
hos>heal,. Refined Sngar. are Nuiet' an
r!u,.I AT .lkc. TOR cut iO,.i iUAc. FOR Q. usi
,dand powdered lO2c. for gr;lhu Ated, an
lOc. for \ MolasSes-N othins done.
TAe Flour In..lh ct Is qu,el uld thefe u
not so much any iely to realize. ASou. wv
barrels changed Il hds, mostly I" l9c"l @ c0i \.
umcrs. including Extras AT stgt ~ ~
= '!m5 80 Wisconsin Extra Family; ~ g ?o@
81 Is Tor pennsylvania, Dnn ana ~
iiana do, do; S6 7o4pa y 10 for htncyb ands
at s,M' %, In Rye Flour there Is no change
II Corn Med ho sales, .t,... .,.,,.
rlices, however are well sustaineu; safes "
Pennsylvania led ut Il SsnSl ~; Jo. ai"De,
ut 81 ilal ~: Western rcd ut .la<l Ij, ann
white at 81 44aatl 81 Rye sells NJ - gc
corn Is quiet at 5GaliOc. for damp ana ar!
Western and Pennsylvania. Oats sell ut4
,,"" fnr white. and Ala We. f'r m1xeu.
Whisky is steady, sales of Ito oarre's
Western iren-bouhd, at 81 ii.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
Butter-Quiet and rather dull. NewYork
and Bradford county extras SSaSac; a; ~ u,
do lists 28a3lc; Western extras, 1Sa11c; 90 90
lists. Sa2sc Rolls, Western extras Na@c
Cheese-Market quiet and holders firm
1916; Western fine, 12l<@l3c. .,..
Eggs-ReceiptS moderate and prices I'M
changed. Pennsyl vania, New Jersey, ant
Delaware fresh, &c.: Western DO. Ia@ oc
Baltimore Produce Market. o.
BALTIMORE, Jan. N.-Cotton quiet Dn
steady; miudling, l2s4azSc. Flour dull ant
unchanged. Wheat firm; No: WesteII11 =
red, $l.3G Pennsylvania red, $l.Tal: ~ ~
Maryland red, $l.l5al.45 do. amber, $l.5O'
Southern white, new. 4Sa5Sc.; southern yss. s.
low, new, 5Oa5Sc.; Western mixed, rev. ss Sse
Oats qnet but steady; southern. 4OaAoc
Western white, 43a45c.; Western mixed, ~
4.c. Rye dull and nominal. Hay 41l
Maryland and Pennsylvania, $22aX. m Prc
t trade fairly active. Pork, new. jobbin1] jaI 4
2l.5O. bulk meats-Packed shouiders!o'
aNc.; clear rib sides, llNaAc. Bacon,
Packed shoulds, l0aAc.; clear rib sides, ~
alc. Hams, l5lI4al8c. Larddu!l butsteel;
crude l2ssAalzNc.; refined l3}ac Butter ta.sI .ut
?!a2Gc. Petroleum strong; Grade, 7Mc:; 3
lined, 1919. Coffee q Ill and heavy ~
sargoes. l0Halo;; jobbing, Eaac. Whiskz1
very dull at 81. Il. - :
The Morning herald., 1876-01-28
.,.,.Ann,,rulA MAK2I ECs,
Stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. N, 1875.

i"HiLADELPil'A a. JAM 20 io'o'
,,.,, u07LUl,3 lIhila d Read
s''"' NM, ~ l,y Kk. 5sssGt3E
f''''' ~, ,2,lk@ / ~ North Penn 554 Gt5L
'nl i>'.,iiS | |mil, III Phila 4 r.ric ?2l9. ~
-'' ,,l'3 10, IA 81. .eslOC& A RR llM@l4N
=; ,t7 ,,.'7,1i,iHp ~ L.ehigh Val t21 y63A
- ',isslJl 7sap l2,N NAV stock 81 sW5lN
j. i's 1880, nles uatawissa K zO1sa oDL
w,w !, iiSE@ 8 lies do prnld. 45 ;alb
-, ,"" w vs. swlimHw 80 NCentrai K 3| l3sL
! IVY ys,"S s,"SS iS7 '@IHk iiest,nville 3Jl49a9s2,
r.nna KR 81 @NH
The Morning herald., 1876-01-28
RAIrROADA..
NOVEMBER ~ MS

- szsSzst 81 zz szSzzstsszE1TalzaEaEXX--AR g. ~ a4ll!la+liz4=
NOVEMBER ~ MS |
Trains wilt leave WiInrugtos ss t"' |
Phiiadclph,a and intermediate stations,
7Op /, No. Y0. Y52. 1879 u. H.. Z. 4.O. ~. 3so
p. m. -, ~
lz.l4 ~. j. ". y. IN
Baltimore ami Intermediate stations.
1882, y.tE1, n. IN. h.M p. m.
baltimore and Washington i..2, 81.
9O5, u. M, l2.bi, l.z', 5a, 7.O p. ~,
Tr,ins 10, Delaware Division. leave tnr
New Castle. 1if,, 40, 'a'. IN. LZ'. "'*''
Harrington and Intermediate stations
500, 0.3)a. IN H. NJ, p. M ana
Deinar ANA Inta, n,ediaI+. stnt,"ns, 5.W)
8.3D. n. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Phiia.ieipilia and intermediate Sfn''''hs.
8,lU, u. H., 4.45, $50, p. IN. ..,,..
Pbilaielphla ana New York, i.3l a. M
Baltimore and Washington. i252. l.ho
Fer further information passengers are
referred 10 The time tables pOstesi NJ th'
depot. . ,.,,n,u,v .,,,
aug 3-u h. r. kEH MEL N"''
III ,NGE Ut nOUk:,- -WlLMlNuiOs
~ d Wt.SrER> RAILROAD '.OIn"enc,
my Aonday. s.ptelnh"r ,ith. 1874. 'r"'ne
.u,e Wilmington lu.a, AIN. .,nnd o. " PIN
Leave LA llden Berg i. ,a 4 H.. and i.3e pm
Arrive Wilmington T.lou.ni., an" SD PIN
Arriye! ndeAb.rB u. H.,ana 6'J PIN PIN
| tWSNE;vr!O<S Al Wilmington. VIII
| =, N. y t,. .s.ai Delaware ~. tralhs O. q
| ,.A"dentrrg with Peni,a q De'a"4'e w. H.
aux x,-,i DAVID .ONNELl4. sup
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
STATE GRANGE.

"Wednesday, Feb. 10Th 1876.
The Tennessee State Grange Pat,
rons Of Hsshandry met pursuant to
ADJOURNMENT IN Jackson at Tomliu's
Hall. The Wo<hy Master Maxwell
called the Grange to order.
/ The roll being called soae &c coun-
ties answered, represented By dele
gates.
Col. A. R. Reid on the part of the
Oranges of Madison county weAhtefned
the State Grange to the Inequalities
lof jackson and Madison county. The
Worthy Master replied on the Fa1t of
the State Grange in brief andappro-
pirate reply.
The Worthy Master then proceeded
to deliver his annual address.
Reports of the Secretary and Treas
urer were read, consuming the rest of
the e-ening.
6p. 5n Grange metand opened in
accordance with rules of the order.
An Interesting and instructive adj
dress was read from MIR B. +. Cock
ral Of Davidson county on Sheep
Husbardry. A vote of thanks was
rendered Mr. Cockrill for his interest
ing address and it was ordered to BE
printed.
The Grange occupied the balan6e
of the evening hearing resolutions and
assigning them to the propec commit
tees.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
THURSDAY, FEB'Y "a, 1876.


In answer to numerous inquiries
of publishers who are not members,
we will state that, the next regular
meeting Of this body viii be held iii
Columbus ON the third Thursday in
June, unless otherwise ordered. See
ton 3 of the Bylaws says: every
publication admitted into this Asso-
citation shall pay an initiation fee of
five dollars, and no representative of
such publication shall be allowed to
participate in any of its proceedings
until this fee shall have been paid to
the Treasurer" In this connection
we would urge on those who have not
replied to the circular of the Commit
tee on Business to. do so as early as
convenient. 1t is important to have
a full expression of the publishers OF
the State on the subject matter of said
circular, SO that the committee can
act intelIigently.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

We notice that much has been said
in the Nashville and Memphis papers
about the notorious Mrs Woodruff.
We confess we are astoDished to hear
that respectable people attended her
lecture on Sunday night. VIII some
Of the newspaper reporters who inter
viewed her ask the plain question
whetHet She believes in legal marriages
and whether when she talks about the
"sanctity of marriage from which
there is no divorce" she does not mean
those riafitages which have not the
sanction of law. What are her rela-
tions towards her affinity, Col Blood,
who telegraphs her at Atlanta to come
Immediately to New Orleans In her
lectures II Memphis and Nashville
she did not boldly avow the senti-
ments in her weekly, but endeavorcd
TO cover them up with specious ex-
pressions calculated and intended to
deceive: Her interviews Is published
in the Memphis papers and her re-
marks about our Savior wdro disgrace
full and shocking to the moral Sense of
ali Christian people. She ought to be
treated everywhere as she was treated
in Macor; Georgia. Moral, virtuous
ind respectable people should scorn to
be seen at one of her lectures. The
money given to such creatures had
better be put in the fire. If any one
wishes to know her real sentiments,
let theih read that foul SHEET, Wood
hill & CIafiin's Weekly.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

The Mehiphis Preachers association
publishes a card IN Sundays Appeal
condemning Sunday lectures, concerts,
etc. They also give .he daily papers
some well-deserved raps for their ex-
travagant extasies over the Nbodhull.
Good for the Memphis preacheis We
honor them for their action in tits
matter.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
In Chancerv al Humboldt Tenn,

R.H. Goodman ct ais v: Daniel Bi'f"t5 z all:
TT appearing from tn 1t,i sFIit9 ibis cause,
which is sworn TO. that +. G;i N rIewell and
wife susan and William and EljaB Parker. de
PENDANTS in this cause, are nOn-reS dents of the
Of Arkansas. it is therefore ordered by the
CLERK AM Master hat publication, he made in
The Milan ENchaalge for four consecutive week..
cOmmanGing said defendants 70 appear at The
Court Room in the town of Humboldt, Gibson
county, Tennessee, on or before the 2nd Mon
DAG IN March next. then and there t. plead,
ansEhr or dcmur to complainant ll.nr the
s;lnaa will be taken fe- coniessed-and get for
hci:1ing exparte AS to ther1. Feb. lst. 1876
T. J. WILLIAMS, C. : ~.
y. By NJ. II. JOHNSON, d: CEE W.
Mccall & Ware, Sol'rS. .cb3-it
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

James Parton is ffty-four aad his
step-daughter-wife about forty, Par
ton was thirty-four when he married
Fanny Fern, and she, was forty-five.
The whole thing is a general average.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

Gems. Mcclellan, Burnside and
Fitzhagh Zee will be the field officers
of the New England, Middle and
Southern battalions Of the Centennial
LEGION. -
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

The boilers of the steamer Strath
Clyde exploded off Dover last Thurs
daS the steamer was sunk, and be-
tween fifty ard sixty persons were
lost
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

Adolph RoscnJurg was arrested IN
Jackson last week, charged with set
ting fire to his store III July, 1873,
causing the destruction of much
properly.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

The National Democratic Corvcn-
ton will be held in st. Louis on TueS~
day, June 27th. So the committee
decided last Tuesday in Washington.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
The Patent AriOn PianO-FOrtes have been
adopted and are used exclusively iii the
New York Conservatory Of Music.

1t Acknowledged that the Piano undergo constant
The York Music has constantly
upwards Thirty AKRON PIANOS and respectfully refer tC
institution durability excellent qualities instruments
leading Colleges throughout
the United States and by of the principal Opera Toup
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

Thd fndiasa Rcpublic'p Conycn-
ton declassl f5af Morton for President,
TUESDAY, and the Nisooasip ConYcn-
tid announces Blsjne- aH is list
choice. $50.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
g,-,.,.u,,,r,oxp.r rs
ADvERrIsrxG RATES.

Dsuble-column advertisements, lOper cent. ad-
vance on the above rates. e, i,-r -.n.
Triple-column Advertisements, y per cent. al
vance on the above rates. -
Advertisements to occupy special position, ~
per cent. ad rance on the above rates.
local Notices" lin the same type as local
reading matter,) 81 cents. per liRe,
All transientad, gTtiseiaeRts m1st he pad Tor ~
advance. Yearly advertisements, quarterly
in advatce a. .
0biiuaTies ,.1Tibutes OF Respect ana remalaSs ron
marriages, ne-half of regular rates, Simple
announcen ents Of marriages and deaths in
serted gratis.
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Beatty $: ::Es: 5:.:::::
1,icir.: NJ .ttisng,J IN iS7U.

y
FROM THE PRESS
From O. ID. White, Editor Hackettstown, \.
j., Herald.
THE organ has a rich. deep and S0uI-Stirring
tone; coul.ln' stay in the house without it. 1t
helps wonderfully to drive away the thoughts
of hard times
The Lebanon. Pa, Daily News says:
1--WE are in receipt of one of those five octave
Parlor Organs, manufactured by Mr. Daniel +.
Bemtty. Washington, n. j. This organ H. in
fine, solid black walnut case, and in tone 1t
cannot be surpassed by any instrument Of its
kind
From the Lowell. Neb., Register.
I'VE received this week. direct from the mau
nfactgrer, Daniel +; Beatty. Whsh'pgf''H' \.
j." tFaty ff.sbTf1iR1 4 jkap! sltFatt in aP,
peayEn cb End lrIdSO Ite!y fnrIi Stay ,nnexcelicd
in ricPlesS and power of teiif!! ~ are ilure
than pleased with It; and heartily recon- mend
it to, ans Une contemplating purchasing an
lest lest 3HefS ever ever riteh. Money refunded upon
return of organ and freight charges paid by me
daniel i. Beatty both ways if unsati> f;trtury
aftcri test trial of five days. Organ warranted
for six years. -.-
Agents wanted everywhere male or female,
to canvass for this superior instrument. Adj
dress,
DBNIEL F: BEATTY,
Washington. New jersey {. - A.
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seSTE.

Ah5aI THE thf5N any Piano
made lowing to its peculiar ldn sell at lower figures than the
GRADE Piano can be purchased for elsewhere because
DESTROYS increasing business Our facilities for manufacturing being
UNLIMITED.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
TottRTIE.

tg Xrn remains in tune longer ah3 other Piano world
has nroductSh the Musical Public
ff GH Of read testimonials from purchasers.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

Speaker kew's friends are appre-
hensive that owing TO ill-healch he
may not be able to resume his duties.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24

S. S. Cox has been elected Speaker
pro TEN Of the U. S. House of Repre-
sentatiyes.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
~ 49, -
THTIR"

These Instrn6ts GREATER Volt Me
perfect EVENNS throughout the SCALE and length and purity Of
vibration be found any other quafe Piah6
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
=%@+EN-f.

Over Thousand Purchasers all of the world who have
chased Aon the excellent durability Of
these while nearly all the Conservatives of Music throughout
re EhHtcl have adopted the AKRON PIANO.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
Chancery Sale
Of Valuable Land.
On Saturday. March teth, 1875,

sell to the highest bidder in the toTncf MiIa2.
Gibson county. Tenn, the following dcscflbsI
tr act of lard, lying in civil district No IS OF
G bison county; and about 2A miles from the
city of Milan ard bounded rs follows, to wit
BEGINNING at stake and three black oak point
ers southwest corner of the Hughes 5G acre
tract thence east 20 poles to stak e and point
ers ON south h0undery of said Hughes : O5 aiTc
tract; thence north $50 poles to u stake in a
field, then west, crossing west boundary of said
tract II AZ 81 poles, to a stake and pointers on
the %est bSqi8fts 9f. 2ll$4 acre tract; thence
2llJi acre tract: thehth east 81 poles to a blnck
Jack; then south l6 Roes 2 ths beginning; con- n
land has been sibdiEided 'ht9thfce .fpcts6r lots
the boundaries Of Hhtfh viz 70 silsf 81! In the
TERNS GPtS4 IL, W i'll be sold for 10 per coTt!
of the purchase to be paid on the day of sale,
and notes and good security due l3and q months
for the balance: and a lien will be retained upon
each piece of the land to secure the deferred
pay ments.
For any information Of the above, described
land, apply to DR. Robert Nesbtt, Milan. Tenn.
TT. WILLIAMS, &. NJ.
=. L. Williamson, Sol'r. febli It
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
FIEETEI.

ALL are cay thet the args
manufactured SAME QUALITY of materials and pay the
price Workmanship an rabs 10 for the higher
priced
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
SEVEN REASONS
Purchasing an Ation Piano.
FIRST.

fhcTe FOUR Valuable PATENTED mpoy6fhehts the ARTON
Piano. which SIP1IFY and which the unskied
rerstf c rhdersaA9 MUST IMPROVE the TONE and DURABILITY
of the Instrument
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-02-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DISSOLUTION.

NJ Office is hereby given tf:at the firm Of
IN JENKINS q MOORE. as, Druggists ard
Apothecaries. is this day dissolved by mutual
from he Business on account 81 Ks ii health t
GEO. II. JENKINS.
PHO L. MOORE