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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

Thus you have the plan Of the late Secretary or
the Treasury Mr. Woodbury., for the revision Of the
tariff, N order to supply the deficiency in the Treas
ury, which he has styled ''the mos. eligible and I'M
exec ptiona Oe revision"
Here the hour having expired, Mr. F. was cut
short IN his remarks, but NJ the request Of several
gentlemen he has added the substance Of what ho
had intended 10 sayl
now call the attention of the committee 10 so
much Of the tables Nos !, ?, 3, and 4 i'm House
document No. 81 Of tins session. os is necessary to
show the articles upon which the proposed bi'I will
operate, and the probable amount of duties to be
raised thereby. The tables explain themselves, and
are arranged IN this manner because, as am inform
ed, this is the mode IN which the accounts are kept
al the Treasury. The first table gives those ar,i-
ces now free that usually pay an ad UrlorSn duty.
The second, those now free that usually paY spc.
che duty, with the estimsic Of a specific duty equal
10 the I'D vai0rtm duty. The ihird those wines that
now pay specific duty, with the increased revc
nue. that would arise from an ad Ualorsm duty of2U
per cent. and specific duty per ga lon equal 10 such
adt0iJrsm DUTY. And tho fourth gives a Iist Of
those articles inst now pay less duty than 20 per
cent cd uni0rsm which, under this bill will be raised
10 that amount These tables have been prepared
81 the Treasury Department by order Of the Com.
mite OF Ways and Means, and are presumed TO he
correct, and 50 much ofthem rs is necessary 10 De
luslrate this subject here give.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

anger ard censurcs Tor m pro, emit on to ea,.
- Iouounl as MIR. Preslon's, and omit TO allude tn
I en g'a'ins instances as those " have eited1 n
- NOoe WISHES TO know how tie vote would have
oeen IN full Senate supposiny all the Sena,o,. -,
So, 'o1'I IN accordance to the wishes OF their
in-, as shown at tho bOl'ot-boX, we give the fo!
~ table, showing the actual vote as comp,,cJ
i, niio% voe as would have been IN obedience to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

scilber he truths contained are as apnIirobl H..
as to the vicinity OF Bdluomre.
AcoUNrRyMAN To HIS cry S"I PRiESns
some one mas SAID thata gentleman aud well bred
man VIII not insultme. Upon this venture nv re-
marks. reside between 10 and 20 miles f,o,1 ,bis
cty-aOout the distance that men nj rIc,.,o. us
those who are IN the a. blt OF ridn, out on Inc Sh
pain generally go. As make Il a practice tn on
20 'he mouse oil 'jod on that day to worship him, [
me 10 90 II without restraint Interruption [
may ai'o say for the information of gentlemen who
Ike to RIDE out on that day, that when we take ac
count "i The rainy Sabbaths, those upon which we
nave no preaching, and those which from want of
peath ana Other causes, we ave unibIe,-we have
Ot hearing the Gospel preached
IL IS iaVour that you would confer upon us Inv
no' coming 70 our houses on that day. II we cannot
90 10 the house of God, we would like to have the
privilege OF queiness upon IL at home,
Ihere Is one thing which you should know-on
that day our servants nro allowed TO rest-moSt Of
mem go from me, and are not IN the habit of
having muck cooking. When visiters come. we
nave not only to act the part Of cooke but so of
Now, Messrs. Editors-I am sure no man who
las any pfeensians To being called gentleman. If
not a christian, will, when he thinks of this need
more than hint rs 10 lis own propnoIy, and rs TO
,he imposition he Is practising upon his aCquain-
tinces.
The hospitality Of the inhabitants Of the country
docs not need commandments is their hospitality
'haI mas brought this inconvenience upon them.
There are some who will not consider this as suit
ing them, because they invited by their friends
foIiicness would require an invitation, but we teg
you not 10 accept It on the Stbbtth
nave known l0mlly every two or three Sab
Oiths during the summer, when they were all in
readiness TO go to the House of God, have q car
rage load OF city ncquhin ance5 DIVE up 10 D md
'hr sabbath. The m1n Of the house would ha We TO
act the ostler and his wife and daughters to enter
tain ond COOK for them. This is not OF one case on
one time, but many cases and at mary TINES
VIII not hint suficcl Scripture stys ga word
To The wise Is sufficient" viii not a word be suf-
hcIenI to any who profess to be gsutIomen1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
"Ths Erp,rius,yu

Is the title OF new penny, which made its an
poAranee Saturd y Its editorials ore chaste and "a
ey. Ii bids far to do good service. Il will provs
potent auxiliary to the Corporal in keeping the
town advised OF matters and things in general.
| It's edited by MssSs. Nc Dern,ou &. Richard.
| son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

10" Advertisers are requested to hand IT. ther,
advertisements at as early an hour Of the o,y a.,
practicable Aliadvoriiseu ents intended for rscr.
ton 10 the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in
sertion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday otherwise they cannot appear until the
Jay after.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
".MagnO!ia.n

We have received the June number of this Peri.
odIen, which IS published in Savannah, Geo. The
work bids fair to become one Of the standards in the
light walks OF elegant literature. 1t numbers among
It's contributors some OF the finest pens in the South
"Ihs Knights Of the Golden Horse Shoe" by
Dr. Clruthers, formerly Of Va, is 4 charming tale
and increases in interest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

statement exhibiting the value Of certain articles
imported in 1910, free Of duty, and the amour, Of
duty which would accrue on like importation. NO
the ad yaIorem rate herein specified, and which.
under the proposed bill, viii pay duty Of twenty
prr cent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

statement exhibiting the quantity and vale ofcer.
tam articles imported during the year isi0 free OF
d"ty, and the amount Of duty which would accrue
on similar imporsuons At the rate herein specified;
all OF which are dutiabic under the proposed bill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

silks, lace wells, shawis, shades,
&c sss.sssssss aassHHHassHaas
FilkA Jihcr manufactures of.....
SIX and worHel roolF........,
Cumlots 0i g0iis' hair as cafh
mcfcs. sssssssstss.sss
Worstenfuff00is ............
Linens. hieac ned and unbleae h0.
TIcklenburrs, oznaburg anG bur
ltNa sss.sssss ssss|
~Heef.uRs. brown aud whtcu...
70 tiur cloths .............,.....O
Wool, not preceding 5 cta per TO-
A1Ilna't, M f1r brccd....,....,
Al 1thff articles .............
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
NIARHIIsn

On Tue day evening, the 9Th al imo, Ly tho
itev. Mf ~ KIN, of the Episcopal Church, tonS /.
koBER1soH, Esq Counselor at Law, to Mrs
CATHARiNE LITTLE, all ofthis city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, hi. dny. 81 o'clock, a. M.

ARRIVED,
Schr Leroy, Eaton, Lubbock, plaster to Daven.
port Allen.
SAILED,
Schr Mary Bright, Bright Old Point.
Schr Pcnsy.yanla, Georgetown ID. c., -four and
iron.
Schr John Burr, r. Towers, Baltimore, coal
Schr Pa.uck Henry, Mister, Baltimore, tobacco,
&C.
Schr Amanda, Adams, Baltimore, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
TREAsURT DtrARrsESr,
Registers Ofi:c, July ?, lsil.
L. l. SMITH, Register.

NO. ;.
Statement exhibiting the quantity and value rf wines
imported during the year ending 50,h of Sepiem-
Der, $40, the amount OF duty which accrued on
the same atthc rates now payable, and the amount
of dLty which would accrue similar importa.
TONS az the al vaorem rate herein specified all OF
which will Ice du,ilb'e under the proposed bill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 7--Cleared. schr General
Washington, Phillips. Richmond. Ard schr For.
Harrington, from Richmond.
BOSTON, Aug. j-Auived, schr Deborah Ann
Sommers, from Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. G. Ard, scbr Catba.
rno Amanda, Teal 4 days from Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
ARTICLES.

i'hH' ..............lhs
-oh'c. .-... -...-.....
Almon is...............
turrants..- ..-- 80.
iruncs...............,
" N.s..s...
NAiSltiH.
wac Gees s...s..s.s...s
MUM gs......-.......
Ctnn mnn.--..........
' l"Ncs................
Ifppcr...............
IllH'h os.-.............
Y Nsi'.................
Niti-' .-...--..--
Tam lhirc.--...........
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

TsgasuT DEPARTMENT.,
Rsgiasf's Once, July 8, 1871.
T. l. SMITH, Register.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
RICHMOND WING.

rUHLisHED DAILI AND sEMI-wEEKLr. Br
=. N. PLEAsANTs, A.. MOsELEY AND
Z. G.. DAVIS.
paly pspeI; ..'.-.........,..".....es per Annum.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

vote. wv
And, on the motion Of Mr. BRIGGS,
The House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

Next revenue at 20 per cent 2O,5gO, 900
The difference Is mainly caused By his estImatin,
upon the acreage amount Of lmporlatons for the
Last seven years, which, Il will be- perceived by he.
ference 10 The same page Of thlt document, is SiiI.
H5VOli whereas these tables are based upon the
impOrau1ns Of 1910, IN which year the whole
omoun; Of imports was only slO7 ~ 900. being
near p per cent less than the average amount.
BIT % Is doubtful whether the Secretary has allow.
ed enough Tor drawbacks and expenses Of co lection
II is less, by more than 800 OOO than the nyerars
amount which hos been paid for the last SIX years.
ProJ1Jy the iarest estimate, from all the informa
ton JClor. uH, is this:
Gross amount Of duties on duuihls ar.
tc.-s, 90 20 per cent. under compro-
p, misc oo' 1880 900
Gross amount W this ac', as
estimated m the four Ia
6.es Ss567,OOO
Add to that one.q quarter, or
% per cent. 2,il2OOO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

Thus We by these tables that, according to
the impor,atious Of u 10 we shall raise annually on
the articles mentioned IN the FIST table, in round
numbers SASS. 900
on those in No. 2 $3.50 OU0
And on ado, duty on those in No. ;, Of 2i5uOO
And an atd'i duty on those IN No. I, OF JO7 900
Making total Of gross duties Of IS SCI. 900
To which ado the above nett revenue 10 2Og, 900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

And il leaves a nett annual revenue Of 10 gs7 600
Beng nearly ssOOOOOO less than the annual aver.
age expenditure for the last four years.
cannot now enter upon the reasons Tor or against
we e soic'sd arlcles for the imposition of duties
Though all would agree in the proprietv oC s,,,.
discrimination, no two would perha ps think alike a.
70 every article No uniform rule can be establish
oil on this subject. Every case must stand or au
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
sIs.776OOO

And Il mRk3s lO'aT Of SIS,77b 600
Being about $4,000 900 less than the anual aver.
age expenditures for the last four years.
But the Secretary estimates the nett revenue I'M
der this bill after 1879, a: s2O. 100000 His est.
male may be found IN House Document No. ?, Of
this session, at page 20, and is as follows:
Estimate IF the amount Which uiR be rsesivsd from
euaoms t. hc last quarter Of The year 1911, and
in each Of tie it0o succeeding years under the pre-
posed modification Of The RsU.aw Latcs
The average value o! the imports for
the last six years, In round mum.
here, is sI41OO1,OOO
The average value Of exports for the
same period, allowing 10 per cent.
advance for expenses and prof on
-, transportation, has been 13IOJO,OO0
The average annual value Of the i'm
ports for a series Of years ~ come
is, upon these data, estimlledat 100000
The ar les proposed To
La. a. IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09


F emo. u MAKES MAKES t9'al Of 2l,659,OOO
drawbacks and expenditures &c for
the last SIX years GO ooo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09
Sc 2sI,653 Go
sG2sI,6j3 GG
s2O7,5s3 O2


~, 10 THE EDITORS OF THE WING
iIsase insert the Enclosed AMI oblige CITY sub
scilber The truths contained are as aopcabI. her.
as 10 the vicinity OF Bdtomre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-09

Which at 20 per cent
would yield an annual
gross revenue Of
Estimated deduction for
draw back 8
Estimated deduction for
collection /,
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{ Wafer.PrOOG.)
EB' II R E. III % u S e.
AND
Commission business

FENHE Subscibrr is much gratified that h
IL is once more able tnnlrr his servicrs 10
his friends and old customers, and the public
generally in the Hare House and Commission
Business He ilallers himself that the eligible
location ufhis Ware House, aud its comparative
immunity liom the risk of fire and food, will
proc nre him liberal patronage.
lie .as rebuilt The Hare-House formerly
known ms Adams s. HniEcr's, and is filling up
noe wing of il abnve the highest wac.-nark "i
the late ireSlet, or The purpose nI storing there
IN Tie Cotton Of PLantersa and Country Merchants
This se sat least two feel higher lIIan any
other ware-hnllse in town; aud The division
that has heen elevated will store from ISG0 ol
~ bales.
lie will sell Cotton. and attend 10 such busi.
hess rs is usually transacted by Commission
Merchants, at as low il rate rs others engaged
IN the same calling.
Inagain offering his services TO his friend.
aud the public. ,lIr subscriber Cannot refrain
from acknowledging the liberal patronage he
onre received from them; and hopes by his ut.
ten,inn to business that il will he renewed, and
il will be thankfully received.
GOLLOTHUN WALKER.
Hamburg, AngustS, 1S4O tf23
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N o SflCe.

TSTRAYED or Stolen from the sub
~ scriber on The 29lh nf November,
1910, a Sprrel Mare, ahur, fourteen hands
high. with blaze face, flax manc and tail,
shnd all round, four years old next spring.
l will satisfactorily reward any one who
will deliver The said Surrrl Mare TO me,
at Fountain inn Post Office. GreeuviIl.
District, S. c., or will give me such nIor-
NATION so that ! can gel her.
THOMAS J. AUSTON.
Jan. IL. 1871. 50
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PROSPECTUS or TIE
Political Reform e7'.

Believing. as we do most sincerely, that the
various coalitions aud combinations of bank
rrS, spectators, and >t"ckjObbers. which cxs t
in "mr cnnnlry, are nt deadly hnsIilny to 0nr
Tree i,lslilnlions-,llat the Ir. ht!iIl encroach.
mGnls Of Incorporated wealth are undermining
the pillars Of our national glury-tlal there ex
lists. among certain class. determination 10
dOum tn utter extinction that Liberty which
WAS purchased by n1tr fathers bIu0d-we are
mdured to appeal TO our lellow.ci!iZcns of this
vet free Republic. to aid It's in the circulation Of
Il paper which shall unrrmittingly oppose these
unh0ly designs
That thric exists at this crisis Of our national
affairs an absolute n"ccSSiry for II work of this
kinda paper which shall cnnl:y, faithfully,
.rarle>sly. and perScverin " oppose and ex-
pose The dangerous schemes of the federal bank
party-wiiI not be- doubted by any who are
blessed with reason. Such shall be the end
and aim of the present publication. Ii will ad-
vucate Il thorough. radical and complete reInrrn
in orr present paper promisc-to-pay.moncy
system. wIirh enables privileged FEW t" print
dollars, while the Woodworking MANY are com.
prlIed TO earn Them; enabling rich d-oucS to
exchange strips Of brown paper with picture
cngri,c ed upon it. for houses, lands. labor, &c
OtIlcN ul'il IlUiS HIC
the most dangerous forms of tyranny upon the
face of the earth, we shall devote our energies
to open the eyes o.! the public To selise ofrh ir
banrlnl Influence The Tariff. too-;,nn,hrr
invention OF lhe idle to live in luxury nj the ex-
pense Of nlnslry-will he undeviatingly op-
posed. Internal Improvements by the Gener-
nj Government, Il National Bank in any posi-.
bic firm. will be hlnded without gIoveS. The
lanalical crew of Abolition denIagogues who
would desnlale our sunny fields aud crimson
on, I,earrh.sidrs w,ll hnnan gore, will be dealt
with according to strict justice. Indeed, no
possible cxer'iou shall he spared to make the
lefnrmer, in all respects, richly deserving the
generous supper, Of every friend Of political
liberty. The interest aud active exrrtioms of
the friends nf freedom in promoting the cirlna-
tim of this paper in their respective neighbour
hond*. is very respectfully aud earnestly <oliri-
ted. We lonk to them with undoubtipg conf
dencc for their zeal"uS support, and dare to
nope that it will not be withheld.
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ZIG PAGES TO THE VOLUME,

at the unprecedented low price Of FIFrx CENTS
per annmm! Those who forward Five Dollars
sfarec' i've eicrcn cnpIes-Tcn Dollars, trcmy.
three cnpieS-and for Twenty Dollars ffy CO.
pies will he sent Iai one year, reducing the
price To FORTY CENTS. only. for all Octave Vol.
Iime of FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PAoEs!i. i.
No paper will he sent without the money is
forwarded in advance. Orders addressed to
THEOPHILuS FISK, Portsmouth. Va, will
mrct with promr! attention.
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n OtIcC.
Oct ~, 1910

A IL thoseindeb;ed 10 The late firm of Bland
IA Catlin & Co., either by l"te or open ac.
count, are earnestly requested to come forward
aud pay up. Us the affairs OF the CONCERN must
be broug glIt tn Il close.
All such claims not attended 10 hy the first Of
january ensuing. will be placed with an Attor-
ney lol collection.
Edsefel1 e. H., Nov 23 1910. If AZ
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NOTICE..

a WOULD respectfully inform my friends
q and the pubci generally that have pur.
chased my brothers interest in The Phenix
St"ne Ware Manuiactory. consisting of Ne
groes, Mules, Wagons, Harness and stock OF
ware, &c. &c.. for the purpose of n,anniacll,.
ring Stone Ware IN all lis various branches
and hope by prompt attention to business to
shear i reasonable paironase
COLEMAN RHODES.
Oct ~, 1910 If 81
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"A LII persons indebted TO the estate of
IA Blnmer While, deceased, are rrqur-
ed 10 make immediate payment; and all
persons having demands againsr The estate,
sare requested TO render them in, properly
atiested.
ABNER PERRIN, Admir-.
Jan. !, 1911. If 40
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.J6 improve The soil and The mind

ITO improve The soil and The mind.
Iknow of no pursuits in which more real or
important service can be rendered to any
country. than by improving lis agriculture.
-ITashington.
"Agriculture is the Great Art which every 10
vermment ought TO protect, every proprietor
of lands to practice, and every inquirer INTO
uature ilnpiuye."-Dr Johnson.
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NEW STORE.

TENHE Subscriber respectfully announces
Il that he has leased the Store corner of
MARKET and Centre streets, lately occupied by
Mr. G. II. Taylor, and will keep on hand all
80 rtnent of Groceries, Collon Bas gi,l.
Ropc. Iron. &c. &c.
Orders from the cnnntry will meet with
prompt aud strict attention.
III. URQUHART.
Hamburg, Nov. Q, 1910. tf41
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

William Daniel, vs attachment
William Sater. Assumpsit.
YE7HE Plaintiff having this day filed his de
z claration in the above stated case, and
having no wife OF attorney known to be with
i'll this State, upon whom a copy of the said
declaration with rule to plead can be served.
1t is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration. within year
and day, from the publication hereof, or final
and absolute Judgment will be awarded against
him. GEO. POPE, c. CT
Clerks Office.
NhrcA 26. 1870. esB 81 50 aqe q
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CONDITIONS

The Political Relnrmer will be published
>eni-mnnhIy, upon fine white paper, each
number containing Sixteen Octave Pages
making
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~ o thee.

YHHE Subscribers make this last call IN al,
II th"se Indebted to them, to come for,v,rJ
and llquidate their notes and accounts, wibon,
delay, as we are determined to close nm my
business. All those who do noltake adva,,,aa
oftlils notice. by the fifteenth day of Janno1v
next. VIII hnd their notes and accounts IN Tho
hands of an Attorney for collection. '''e
C. L. GOODWIN.
GOODWIN. HARRINGTON g. co
HARRINGTON g. BRYAN.
Dec.7. 1s40 ,e,.
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'gegE CUETiyATOR,

4 Consolidation Of Buers Cultirator and
the GenesSee Farmer.
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Public Notice.

BATEHAM g. CRoSMAN,
Feb. 3, 1911. Rochester, N. Y,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-02
Saint Suortier Ste 8. 3, 80.
S1eu, $istpn, bsn l4ttn Sunv

91eu,{istOn, ben l4ten Sunv 1871.
S7E9e erntnttftcntrte Sff;ere Der 2cn Gri0acc Ste
W GtDiol' BON Der Shio MtlI fTub hjcrttY tenad)<
ldtgt, fId1 an, gomNa9 bem 1ofcn Sulp :. g. in cem
gjcbctc tbrer reirecpcn 9te9imenter, Gd)tporrrnen
obcr Satnute1er sn oerF1mneti1, uut tnrertetb beu
snnoen Dr,1 8ornlttta95 10 ltbr bis 9{adn1ittaoS
llhr eiuen Srt9aoe General slt pGblcn.-GemdB oes
3ten stfAnt5 Der "9ttte bic Mlb gu rreaniIrcu uab
OtSciplinreu,'' pafirt am 4en N1drs 1887, pro bic
gcr1mmlHr9 in Der 99otnltu9 ccs peritorbenctt 8rts
0nbe<@eucral Sdnc5 9Getfd 9ebnlten werbeI1.
9luf 8efebl oeS Wajpr ge1eral5
'. a, Sebn & Compton.
HDbcrt B btteacrf DioilTpn Snpcctrr.
, @dntpn, GuD 18. 3n1
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Seut{dycS W1(ff1u5 in Ginciunatt.

AN ttflmartt, 1T Der stem CITRATE, Cwben Der 3int nr
28NnuB Strabtn Der Gnntstnanntt cnrfebltn 8ofbaus
ptr e3nn enrr Sannseutt inntm cin9ertt it, rap
etiere ju SuB nno ju pro rrer NIT 6uDwtcn ouf rc be-
4uemtc Seilc lo9ren tann @cn 0aus np finc @tAluna
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