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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-31
Nod cine Priir.

Der britiIcbe 9ampfer oReitOrmeI" bsi
sinent8eriu6s. Santiago be @uba
nit einsm Cargo &oblen gu erreiz
den, getapert.
&epz8 E #, 5lu., 80. W}di. - Der
6rittI9e Oampfer r&eitormel" 1T Bel
einem @erIu6e, nit einem GargO Sob
len bic 9lodabe nah Santiago be Gu
bu gu our9bre6en, pom 6ulfsfreu3er'
nSt. 9aul," Gapt. Sigsbee, getapert
poroen uno fam beute friib unter Sbz
but elmer YriIsnmannIduft bier an.
Gr fiibrte, als er IN St9t eri6ien, Die
britii9e 6Iagge uuf 5ul6maIt. Der
0ampfer fam aus GarOtff, Wules, II.
bate bort na9 porto &ico tlarirt.
Der 6alb na9 bem 4usbru9 oes
8rieges getuperte 0ampfer yPanama"
ipurbe beute bon bier na9 Norben gez
i6idt, um bort Oertauft gu tperOen.
Sein Cargo tpurbe betanntli9 in Der
Der9ungenen @o4e bonn Priien9eri4t
fretgegeben.
Der fir einen ipaniI9en 9Ilfstreuz
ger gebaltene 9umpfer, auf pel9en bic
&anonenboote yDilmington" L.. Ban
croft" pie fdon gemelost, am leBten
0onneritag9lbenb, Is Meilen BON bier,
Sagb mu9ten, enttum. Die &anoz
nenboote fe6rten unberri6teter Sa9e
BON Der @erfolgung 3uriid.
Der getaperte Oumpfer yReItorz
mel" lit Elm 6abr3eug bon 2O2O Sons
men unO geb0rt Der 6irma s. @orp &c
SObne in Garbiff, Wales. Gr par
nur nod bier Wfeilen BON ben Sorts
gu Santiago unO ging unter 8ous
bampf Der 6afeneinfa6rt entgegen, als
ibn Der rSt. 9uul" bur9 etnen S9uB
gum 8etlegen bra9te uno taperte. Die
ipanti9en Sorts feuerten ni6t auf ben
nSt. 9auI." Die W}unni6uft oes
2eBteren bsri4tet, DAB flint amsritaz
nH4e &riegsi4iffe Dor Santiago lie
gen.
2ds Gp9bu6 oes nReitormel" lts>
fert ben 8epeis, OaB 2lOmiral &erpez
rag 9ei6puOer uripriingli9 nu9
San SS5llan De Porto 8ico geben pollz
te, um sort GoGIen an 8oro 3u ne6z
men. 9as 8om6aroement Diefes 6az
fens burA 2lomiral Sampfon per-
9inoerte thn Ourun unD 3pang i'm,
5uerit na4 @uracoa unD oann na6
Santiago 81 fabren. Der gReitorz
mel" mar uripriinglih na9 San
Suan beitimmt, muBte ieOo9, in 2(nz
betra4t Der 8erdnoerung Der 9lGns
Geroeru's, feinen 8argo in Santiago
De Cuba ub3uliefern berIu9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-31
2eitnem GRs @prfiht

Sen 20 il, 6la., 30. Nai.-0er
9dmpfer Der gPanumdz8abnz8,IeQz
I6dft" ,2(aioncu," Der BON RetpzOorf
nit elmer gemiT6ten 2aOung uno pier
8afagieren nu9 Colon, Columbia,
6eItimmt lit, bat ben bi:iigen 6afsn an
gelaufen. Der gopitGn min 3ier crit
genaue GrtunOigungsn ii6ar bic Siz
tuutiOn auf oem 8ri2gsifauplaBe sins
8iebenJ sfe er Ieine 5a6rt fortI:Bt. 2tuf
Ieirer IeBtsn 8eiIe fa62n biz Spanier
auf Iein S4iff gefeuert, unD er be-
fiirftet, DaB er getapert meroer
t0nnte.
Ois, r2qianca" pirb Die ReiIe Hi4t
ebsr fOrtfeBen, ebe 6e3iigli4e Or0rss
bon ibren R6soern eiHgetrOffen iino.
8eri8te uno @srii9te aus
0s itinDieB.
ct. S6omas, 0Gnii4z8sTtinz
Dien. 80. Wai. - 6ier gebt bu5 Sc
riift, bah Das @si6paOsr oes 2tomiz
rails gerpera Ti9 ni4t in Santiago be-
finDet. Ginigs ieiner S4iffe, 4eiBt es,
Iino G6erbaupt ni4t in Den 9afsn elm
gelaufen, bic uROertn 6ereits absefabz
reH.
Die U}elOung, baB Der Ipunii6e
5orpeOobOot<Sdger r5srror" in San
oyuan be gusrto Rico angslaugt it,
6sItGtigt fid. 0d5 IpaniI6e Saiff
traf i'm 9afen BON San Suan 6ereits
am 6reitag Worgsn Elm unO 3par nit
csm 8ernebmen no9 nod ni4t OOlig
reparirtsn 4ehsIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-31

Das TpaniTCba 5runsportI6iff ,2lls
ion3o Der 0rei3ebnte, oas in San
Suan cine 2doung ProOilionen fir
Gp6d erbielt, ION Ii6 gegenDdrtig nO6
immer an Der 8iiIte BON 8uertO 3icO
6frumtreiben, oa bic U}dnni6dft IiA
getpsiaert BAT, einen 9erIu9 gu md4en,
bic 8lofabs 5u brehen.
&ap6aptie n, 9abti, 80. U}dt.
- Qus Santiago De Cuba Iino audi
beute lpieOer feline gtd6ri4ten eingez
trDffer, o6po6I buS 8dbel in Sronung
lit. 0a5 2lu56leibsn Der RdArthten
lit Idfper 5u ertldren.
BON 8ibrdltar lit bier Die 9}dhriht
eirgstroffen, bab 3nei S6iffs bes Ga
oi3s9sI6paOers, Der D5ran5 SOiep6"
un0 bic ,W1rid 5bsreiiu, geitern BON
Gibraltar naG Guba abgegdngen Iin0.
@emeint iiro abar pcN Die betdrntlid3
nu6 cu6uniTfsu @epd1ern 6eItimmz
ten DItrai6iidsn 8reu3er ,SaiIer
6rau5 SoIepb" uH0 nSaiIerin Muria
S6ereiid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-31
SfIeB's 1rifpaOrr.
g2ift amtIi4e Na9ri9ten, bta Sing
itOn, Sumuica. - Sin 4n9riff auf
Gerpera's @eI4pdDer beobii4tigt.

itOn, Samaica. - Sin 9lngriff auf
Gerpera's @eI9paDer beobii6tigt.
q pzg D IF, 80. N}ui. - @tner
bier perDffentlihten Spe5ialoepeI6e
3ufol9e iit Elm 9epeI6enboot bon Sans
tiago be @uba gu &ingIton, Samuica,
eingetroffen unb bringt folgenoe Ra4s
ri6ten bon S6leD's @ef6paoer:
0as 9eI6paDsr liegt uuf Der 6obe
bon Sort Morro, sttpa bier Meilen Don
Der @infu6rt be5 9afens pon Santiugo
entfernt. 8ei'm Qluslaufen bon &eDz
DeIt beftanb es nur aus bem 6luggz
I4iff y8rootlpn," ben S9lu9ti9iffen
yMQiiu6uIetts" unb ySeras" uno benz
SpG6erI6iffe scorpion. @inen polz
len Gag ipdter folgte Die rSSopa" uno
bas SorpebpboOt Dupont" peI6s in
Gienfuegos gu bem 9eI9puoer itieBen,
ba uripriingli4 angenOmmen poroen
mar, @erbera babe in bieIem Safen
S6uB geIu9t. Der &reu3er yGtncinz
natl" uno Der 9Dnamitfreu5er y@eIuz
oius" tpuroen nit 8ena9ung Der
StrdBs bon 0ucatdn betraut; Der
&reu5er .3epsOrleans" beIeBte ben
8dbumaz8anal i'm Rorboften Gubd's,
10 baB 8prte6rungen gegen bas @nt=
tpei9en Der Spdnier Dber i6ren Our9z
6ru6 ndh 6abuna Qetroffen pdren.
S4IeD's 8ef9puber, pel6es Gienz
fuegos bis 0ienitag 4d9t bIodirte II.
in3piifen bur9 bic 3dnonenbpote
rGaitine" unb nGagle" beritdrtt NOR
Den mar, bampfte lan9fum na9 San>
tiago ab uno truf baislbIt am Nfittz
nod Elm.
Commodore S8leD bat bic feIte 9l6z
ii6t, einen fiibnen @prItoB in ben 6az
FEN Santiago's gu unternebmen, um
bas Iponif6e 9sI6paber, fans basz
Ielbe ii9 bort befinbet, nit einem entz
f9eibenoen S6Ldge 81 Dsrni6ten.
lin feline Shiffe bei'm Ydfiiren bes
en9en, qepunoener JabrpaFers ni9t
unn0tbiger 8efu6r aus3uieben, bat er
einen Der gef9idteiten 2Ootien Der SSnz
lei sngagirt. 0erielbe mar emit 2optz
ie oes Ipunii9en 8reu3ers nReina
Merceoes" uno bat bur3 II Sabre in
Der HGbe BON Santiago S6iffe in
cu6aniI6en 8efpdfern geloOtit. gr
fsnnt iebe i'm 5abrtpafer Der Safenz
einfu6rt geIegte Mine, uno feline Srts=
tenntniB piro bem dmeritanii6en Sc
i9naber BON uni6dB6arem gauBen
iein.
Die Spunier bur9 eine
&rteqsliIt getdui d t.
MoIeSt. Ricolas, 6aDti, 30.
Mui. - Sin GorreIponoent Der n9(iz
iociirten 9refe" auf Der umeritaniz
i6en Slotte Dor Santiugo meIoet in
elmer bom %. W2ci Odtirten 0spsi9e:
Commodore S9lep Bat Die iponiz
i6e Tlotte unter @erDera in Santiago
eingsi9lpTen. gr bra4te Die Spanier
bur9 elm f6laues Chamber gu BERLIN
ii9t, baB er enttGuift abgefa6ren lei.
Sic I6nappten ben &0bsr uuf nnO lie
fen in Den 5afsn elm. 5eute (SOnntag)
um 6 llbr friib fuhr S4le9 oi4t an
ben Safen beran unb FAB Die &rtu5er
v@riitD6al golon" unb rWtarta Serss
Ia" IOpie 3pei 9Orpeooboots. Gr
gldubt. boB Ii9 aud Der Reit bss Se~
tSUrtichnns fiebe 3. SciteJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-31

retben laiIen, ri6t gebuGten iein tperz
ben, mad 8eenDigung Oes &rteges in
Der 4rmee gu psrpeilen.
SIN 9erIaufe Der leBten Wo9s lit es
erit6tli6 9etpprDen, oaB fir SnDu@
lions uno Ottuputions5pede cine
9roBere Sruppenmu9t notbpenoig
fein miro, ais man bis6er angenomz
men Eat. giner conierbatioen Qbz
ff0Bung 3ufolge miro man beoiirfen:
fir @ubd 10000 Mdnn, fir Die Ybie
lippinen $4,000 Wunn uno fir 9orto
Rito 10000 Munn.
3iebt man nun in @rpdgung, baB
es ni6t pdEri6einli9 lit, DAB Die re-
suldre Nrmee auf i6re @ffetttpitGrte
ge6raft tperoen funn, oaB es 8erluite
i'm 6elbe ge6en tptro, ouB cine itarte
Wetr gum S9ube Der &iiite i'm Gunoe
bersit geEulten perban muB, odnn err
giebt Iid3, oaB Elm orittes glufgebot ppn
6reitpiuigen ni9t dusbletben fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-31

a6er tann man in Oieisn 8reien ni6t
einie6en, parum bieies Der 5dq Iein
iolIte, od Die 8eoinqungsn fir Das
@inmuitern in Die regulGre Qrmee bic
ielben Iino, ipie Die fir Den gintritt in
bas 6reiipilIigenbeer, uno Der 9eguz
ldre babel nod ben @prt6eil bat, DaB
Ieine @fance auf eins orOentliGe @srz
pflegung bel 6efer lit, uls Die Oes
5reiipiligen, unD 3ipar aus bem eins
Fa9en @runbe, baB bds @erpflegungsz
Oepartement Der reguIGren Qrmes piel
befer orguniiirt iit. als jenes Der 6reiz
nilIigen. 2tu6 iit gu bea9ten, oaB,
obpo1l cine 4rmee ouf ben 96ilippiz
nen. gorto Rico unD Cuba erbulisn
perDan muB, nod pislIei6t lange,
ndfDem Der Dirtlife &rieg besnost
fein tpiro, a[le 0ieisnigen, tpeldbe ii9
nun in Die reguldre 4rnse peroen eins
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Gs mar bas crife
lInO tit Oas ein}ige
Observation-Disclosures

ip,l6,s Die audluoa,u 5am,utn iOfort b,b,bt. si.
9utjuuouug ljHbtrt uu5 9tritopiuuq bel elmer qos
pIitdti0n turjrt, ob Djii,bt Nun pOn Dtu gunqtn
oem Wae:U. EirQmstoiu ODER duotrsn SruisH o5sr
GrQaHsu bsru5gtu
Gin 6alb,r 5bc,l0if,l ron in ,iren Glli, 81T,r
turirt in iD,riatu Ytiuuttu RrdmDit, lauren Wls
gen, Soobr,ar;u G,yuUT;at S5llfIofQtcit, glis
Crane Sdrrbos C9itut'rl,, Gplit, G,dbuugtn uno
ale iuGtrtu gtiAnu0tu.
Gs dibt ftiu 6.jlmitt,l Der g8,lt oas 6i.6,r unb
g8tbitliitbtr mn ale dnDcrcu mllariiteu bli6i.u
uuo iouti9tR fjt6tr 70 raid turirt, Ujs 1aOuaOs
8suop B,'i I'M @sr'iHs nit 8lODaps Qjltn.
soc. pro SIdibt. Sei allen apotbefsrn iu
bdbcn.
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Sin Id,limm pcrrcnftcr 0(rm.

. u Z n, IlTd5, . iTG5ruar IS9I.
s. :. 9 q D pup & 20.
@srb, orrtu - @m 25 @uQui uorileu So6rts
hattie id tutn ialimmtu pcritdubttu arm. Rab
dHptuOuuq pom iehs ptritjt0Mu GDQeuauHttu)
9tilmittlu crbiclt id Hibt Die QviuQh, Ginosruuq,
bis i'd Rabpaps Rtlpp Ntlici otbrdubtc noOurb
eis S6m,rjeH oiort uahlicssu uuo id in 3iusi 7u=
ven atb;ilt mar. Nciu 9a:sr lptIbsr So Sabre at
it, i0gt: 0nopuos 8cuon RcirF uuO 9taopan'5 gils
len iiHo be b;itsR non alien UIsnBiueu gBir 6ulttu
et,tlbtu rUdbrtnb ees ean3fu Sa5rt5 i'm 6auis N bs
Wndso0u SbomGs g ans orouQb,
Special 9olBf Rutbblus.
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.Sein G,cmidlt in G,p(O ,pcrtt.n a

DOTbar. T. Z, 2l Cft0br 1897.
d. RaDpou& & 60, Rem QprI
glciut Ntrrcul-2b icuot Sbutu ejulitqcub geb,
ijr Dcidts sic mir 0c'oQot Gin SuBeuO RaOUuo'8
9eaoO Rtlif Il Elm SuBcHo RabUaDs QiuCH iuS
iG,0cu iooltn. Dian iult in Ditier GCocuo, S6r
3coOS EcIisi it itiu gtiDdt in Sob iptrtb. Gics
in Der Grmo, pt6cr mia iu Der gtisauuO Serous
Iabts Si asbraubtt ict ciuiacr 3cit -sCd bod
bttrufts i'd r. n. 8. oeicW rUcjt iibtrleosu, bn IS
IuiritOcuttltHosr Uirlt. s. Wt. U IltrduOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-31

Gto,H RopiDtb (Wiordat ootr nsrp6i,s Ropilp,bl.
SabHihmrju Vsur1ois 8htumatismus QUITS
Dtb, SbmtrjsH uuo Sppdf, i'm Ridden Dem Riids
Qyat ON,, BEN 8itrtu 9ibp,roiu in Der Ssbtra,s
Gtuo, SsitsuisH:H, IuibpsIung 0tr @ssuts una
Shm,lsu sou Art i6dfit Die apptdtion
RdOuaD'; Rtlop 8tljsf ioortiQ, GrltibtsruHg uHB
otf,n iort9Gtsttr @tbraub siujIs Rage lang bes
t,srfH,ui,. ,,vs r,r,r,vrr,t. G,;T,,,,
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Gine &mr bel aQen

grfdltuugu 6uit,u. eutJunostsm gals, 5uIusHja,
9roH6itis, 0utumpuia, NuihpelunQ Der gjtlsutt,
6uftD,b, GnBuH.ouuQsH, Rbtumltismus, Neurd.s
gi, 6rotOultH, ROpilptb, 3a5uptb, ahbml,
aibtmnotb
Ss iurlrt oi, btitilttu Sbmtr3m in elmer big
Ip2"llg Vtluuttu. Ritmaro bylubt zine Stuuot,
ud3e:m r DIas aHHOHce atl,sn Sdmcrltu 81 l,I
osu
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@rBr 5rriwiaigr bOr!

0as brittle 2(ufgebot in Si4t. - Sir
SynpaIiongspefe ansin perOen
10000 Mann ge6rau4t.
Buibtngton n, .. g., 80. W}di.
= Snnsrbalb Ger nGfiten 5ipei gBoz
den OUrite Elm brittes @ufsebot BON
5reipiqissn erfolgsn. Sn 6ofen 9Dtts
litdrtreiien 1T man 81 Der 4nIiht ge@
lungt, ooB in ben nd6iten 5@Rn Sdg:n
eine Nu6frags na9 Sruppen ertoI8en
lpirn. Di: aug oem por6anDenen Weate@
rial nift bsfrieoigt rpsrOsn tann.
Dan b@sfpeifelt, odB Die r9uldre 9lr@
mte auf lire GffsftipitGrte gebra1t
irercen tann, uno glaubt, frob ieln gu
tonnen, ipsnn oieIel6e duf 10000
Wann seera9t pirO. Sur ielbsn o3elt
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Grrnern Iptelt ketne Rnlle 1ttrbr.
Der 6re9 auf ben ipanil6 6-peitinbiden Snltln wiro
jest erntl6 entbrennen.
Sinnem tueni9en Sasen 1nO tutdbttee 9tad)rid).
ten ~ ertrartem.

$50 Der re Sug gefb reroen iou O6 in CUBA oO qorO o
ptro mod Oerbeml Nabeu Die gdne regudre 4mee bet5
uuf SrunspOridien Die beiten 6repiQ9en Hegimsnter
gebn nit. - Nuffdu6 Dem NorDn - @a6rid9enld
pro Der 9rGiioent binnen penigen Sagen bas brittle
fEreipaigen QuFgebot gu ben Auffen ruen
Sine 9rIe oes @uptGns Sigs6.
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mr.
lleGelbrfinhen nSer Shmer,en.

Raopass R,oou Rtfi,f bebtbt oi, IaHmmRM
Shm,rjtH in elmer bis jplH5iJ Utiuut,H. QismauB
5rdu6t cine StuHot uabOtm q oisis guHoues stH
Ititn. btlmatiu4t ~ itin pon
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ia sSClae Dun 9tbcumatiSmuS
bcrfriibuelt.

RtDs Crlsaus ben 10. gpril 1897.
8 r. n q b ioaD & Go.
Stt mebr ols it6s Worat.u lit i'd on 8beumas
tismus 80 fouEtt mtut Gduot uidlt biz lum Ropie
bebeu oosr oisitlbu oui ben 8udsn sQCu Mot Gns
mai iouut, i3 ohut puIis meiu Nemo urJiebe. pes
Dor is crtioitrtt fiUfr Gloide oou 8doDuU sReaoo
3elisi oerbyaudi buttc touute i'd mcut 4rmt 10
gut Dis ic yuDor ipi,oer acbrauacu. sic erieben
Daruus, iD,ld' crosses @trtruueu ib ju Sbrsm 8ssf
babe qbtuuospoa Shr
N g. gufer
Dlo5uif in ". 0lgntclCues Stiritl= unO Sdlubs
ffcbrJf.
Pr g3q SuIia Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-31

cen ale SdWtcItu, 9trraiuUGtu, Gu.tibunatus
S6m'yitu i'm ytUtsu auf Der 9rUh oOu in DsE
Glisbsru
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-03-05
Chanoery Court Land Sale.
NOTICE.

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
Court of Blount County, Tenn, rendered
at the October-Term, 1894, and revived at
subsequent terms, | will sell to the highest
bidder at the Court House door in Mary
vile, Tenn, on the 10th day Of April 1905,
the following lands, situated in Districts Nos.
S-IS-3, IS, Blount County, Tenn, containing
$500 acres, more or less, and described as
follows: lying on the Waters of Abrams
and Hess Creeks, adjoining the lands OF
VIM. H cadrick, G. Y. Buchanan, the lands
of'Bloomfeld & Co. and Being the lands
covered by Grant Ne 223S6, known as the
"Hughes Grant" from the State of Tennes-
see to d. d. Foute, and lying on the
''Flats of Chllbowee Mountains" The
above tract of land contains valuable timber
slate, gold and iron. Said sale will be
made on credit of 6 and II months, in
bar of the equity Of redemption, in the
case of James X. Wilson and Hugh NJ.
Wilson VS.. ]. C. NJ. Boyle ct al the pur-
chaser to give note with good security,
bearing interest from date of sale, and a
lein retained on said land for payment OF
the purchase money.
This 10th day of February, 1898.
~ w. c. Chumlea Clerk and Master.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-03-05
Chancery Court Land Sale.
NOTICE.

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
Court Of Blount County, Tenn, rendered
at the October Term, 1897 l will sell to
the highest bidder at the Court House door
in Maryville Tenn, on the 10th day OF
April 1893, the following lands, situated in
Blount County, Tenn, containing 3o974
acres. more or less, and described as follows;
Living on the head waters of Little River
in Blount County, beginning at beach ION
the top of Smokey Mountain, where the
Mirey ridge joins the said Mountains, on
the corner between Blount and Sewer
Counties of Tennssee and the North Caro-
lima State line, and fully described by
meets and bounds in the decree of sale and
in,the pleadings in this cause to which re-
ference is here made. Said sale will be
made on credit of Six, twelve and eighteen
months in bar of the equity of redemption,
in the case H. T. Rumbough VS. c. II.
Sewers ct al the purchaser to give note with
good security, bearing interest from date oil
sale, and lein retained on said land for the
payment of the purchase money.
This 18th day of February 1898.
VIC. Chumlea Clerk and Master
Gates & Cunningham, Soils.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-03-05
CHAPTER w.

The snowfiakes sifted down noise
lessly but larger and faster; the tread
of the sentry was softened almost into
silence; and the fire, now cracking
merrily on the old hearth, whirled the
sparks up the cracked chimney in dizzy
dance.
Carolyn Clay sat like a statue, her
chin resting on her hand, and her face,
now pale, swept by light or shadow, as
busy memory sent each from her brain.
For the rencontre in the generals
tent had added other and far different
thoughts to anxious memory and eager
speculation on the outcome OF this adj
venture-the most dangerous, so al,
that all her risky essays as blockade
breaker had forced upon her.
In all her previous tramps along the
Potomac trail-as in her 'hair-breadth
'scapes' from patrol gunboats in cross
ing the well-watched river-Miss Clay
had escaped capture. Indeed, had the
operetta been written then, she had
certainly gained the sobriquet of ''The
Mascotte, from her good fortune
But now, added to the danger of sus-
picion for spy was the trial of dar-
ling brother, loved beyond expression
of words, whose chances in his struggle
for life or death would be- lessened by
her delay,
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but the slim hand that smoothed it
carefully betrayed its roots scanned by
the red track of recent bullet The
features below were clear cut and high
bred, though deeply tanned from expo
sure.
The newcomer saluted, as the gen.
eral asked, quickly:
"Do you know any Fauntleroys here
abouts, sir?'
The guide raised his eyes, meeting
full the mingled SURPRISE contempt and
hatred shot into them by the blazing
glance of Carolyn Clay. And even her
best-trained tact lost itself in the cry:
"Peyton Fitzhugh"
The mans tanned face grew almost
purple In it's flush, and his eyes fell be-
fore hers; but, equally surprised as her
self, he exclaimed:
Carolyn Clay!"
If ever human face spoke plain words,
that of Evan Fauntleroy cried to the
silence now filling that tent:
''Oh, Lord! it's all out!'
But his cousins face was dark with
wrath that swept before it thought,
prudence-all save the deep contempt
quivering in each word of her retort:
''To her own people, yes! Miss Clay
to the branded traitor Peyton Fitz-
hugh!"
Rapidly the generals glance moved
from man to woman resting sternly on
the guides face as he said:
What does all this mean? Explain,
sir"
For space in which one might have
told ten, no answer came. The thin,
sensitive lips twitched systematically;
the nervous brown hand slid beneath
the cloak, as though TO grasp weapon;
but all the while the guides flushed
face was raised full to his chiefs, his
eyes never wavering, though his breast
labored heavily once, twice.
answer, sir, what is this woman's
name?"
The guide was himself again. Calmly,
respectfully, he answered, with least
possible emphasis upon the title:
This lady is Miss Carolyn Clay, OF
the Beeches, James River"
"Do you know Miss Carrie Faunt.
leroy?"
Fitzhugh's quick glance showed him
the girl erect, with folded arms and
coldly defiant mien, Evan with down
cast face, helpless to invent aught to
stem this rushing tide of emergency.
So, ignorant of what had gone before
quivering inwardly, but in calm voice,
he answered:
eyes, sir; know her."
''She is this ladys first cousin? Their
aunt lives in this neighborhood?" the
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Fine cut, sir" the boy answered,
quickly but meekly; and even the grav-
ity of his peril could not restrain the
twinkle in his eye as he grimaced with
affected nausea.
A challenge without, low reply,
and the orderly stood in the entrance,
saluting:
''The guide, sir"
'Send him in at once"
A tall figure, wrapped in a long cloak,
that showed beneath it only muddy
riding boots, entered the tent. The
plain felt hat he removed showed fine
black hair on his broad white forehead;
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MARYvILLE.

$500 inhabitants 1t is 6 miles from Knoxville
r. R. 1t the County Seat of Blount
County Maryvie of Schools and Colleges First comes
MayviIe College 2500 and beautiful 200
which six beautiful buildings There are
between students attend this institution each
Institute which is high class AGA
emc School and has each year negboood 200 students
education of the Coored people
IS good schools for both races
church of which have hne
brick buildings.
There large Mills Two SASH Door Blind Fact
cries Three line of business conducted IN
town of this 2e-except saloon in Boun
Countv
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No. S.-Two good farms of III acres and
II6 .acres for sale in London County.
Both near Greenback. Good orchards on
both. Running water. Good bargains.
No. Io.-A good little farm of 81 acres
for sale. Seven miles from town on the
Niles Ferry road, at a bargain.
No. ia nice farm of 50 acres for SALE
The farm is situated in the 9Th. Dist. of this
county. A large two story eight room
house, good barn, good orchard, marble
quarry with both pink and gray marble.
The land is also found to contain some
minerals. Special inducements to buy du-
ring the next three months.
No. I2.-Farm Of so acres bottom land
50 under cultivation, rest good white oak
and hickory timber land. One of the best
grass farms in county. Ellejoy creek
joins it. Six room house and good barn.
No. I3-42 acres, room house and barn
7 acres in timber. Some orchard. Near
town.
No. I4.--Ioo acres good land. One
good room frame house and one smaller
house. Two first class barns. 81 acres
cleared land, This will be traded for
Knoxville property,
No. I6.-The best piece of land we have
for the money is 40 acres wood land. huff
to run the place Running water, -Four
miles Maryville. this is Bargain.
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No. 40 acres of as level land as there
is in the country. Good soil for gardening
and raising small fruit. Already has nice
stand of small fruit and near 100 fruit trees
of various kinds all bearing. All under
cultivation but IL acres of good oak timber.
All under good fence. -Four room house.
New frame barn 24x36zI4. Just IN miles
from Court House. School house so near
children can eat dinner at home. Also
close to college.
No. 3. Bargain in town property is
seven room, two story house. This also is
well finished good out-buildings and in
good neighborhood. This lot is 72xI6o #.
You'll be surprised at the cheapness of this
property so don't fail to investigate if you
are interested.
No. s.-For sale of trade:--A 3 room
house on lot 5IHxI65 in town. This
goes at bargain.
No6.-Here is bargain in land. 4SH
acres-4o cleared. room house, good
barn-well that never goes dry and good
cistern. Excellent orchard. Only miles
from town.
No. 7. 40 acres of land with 6 room
house, good barn and several other build
ings. Will be sold as awhole or in part
Two good orchards. 100 acres timber,
81 miles from town. A good bargain. 4
miles from railroad station.
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general queried rap idly-"lives close to
Harper's Ferry?"
"Yes, sir; close to Harper's Ferry"
"No, no; not near the" Evan broke
in, hastily; but the cold, hard ring of
Miss Clay's voice cut his disclaimer
short:
silence, Evanl Let the traitor lie
for himself"
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Blount County.

population $4,000 1t has almost mitless supply
of also good farming and stock ras
the Tennessee River and Little River ana
rail roads with excellent prospect
for third
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EAST TENNESSEE

Section of South undeveoped such as
Marble Coal Iron Slate OIL Also fortunes in thousands OF
of virgin forest
An climate with pure cool springs of the best water In the world
In fact the place to Live and Prosper
wish buy trade for land In this section write to the