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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEEIEI.D DISTRICT.

totdtC vi NCOutli ttA oiiiio'
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Daniel Boon, Applicant, Summons
Us. George Horn aud 9th IN
ers. Defendants. Partition.
1T appearing tony satisfaction that John
IL Horn, George Elenburg, I.arkin Elenburg,
.ta phi Elenburg. Adam aud Nicholas Elenbnrg
defendants in tn, above stated case. resides
without The limits of this State, Ii is therefore
ordered, that they DO appear and object TO the
division or sa|e Of he Real Estate "f George
Eiorll, Sr., deceased on or before the first Mon.
day in Jnly next, or their consent 10 the same
will be entered Tofrecord.
JOHN HILL, o. E. p9
March 26 3m
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5ibgey & s@rapo1t,
WnOiesale 4 Retail Grocers,

GsAalsI&y4G. Ga ga
HH AVE just received, and will continue to
IL IL receive fresh supplies Of the following
which they offer to their friends and
The trauc, at the lowest market prices
SUGARS.
20 hhds. choice ST. Cloix Sugars
80 do. Porto Rico do.
lO do. Muscuvado do.
3 do. Clarified do.
10 bbls. Crushed do.
n 5 DO. Pulverzed do.
5boxes double refined Lcal Sugar.
COFFEE.
60 bags Old Government Java Coffee
10 do. Angustura do.
800 choice Rio do.
Bales hlocho do
CHEESE.
20 casks prime Cheese.
BAGGING.
200 pieces Heavy Dundee. Al 10 45 inch.
lou do. Tow, do irch
$50 de- Gerga " Coroina, a. to 45 III.
50 do, Kentucky, (heavy) "A t" 40 i'll.
"a bales Gunny,24 per yard, 40 to AZ in
SHOES.
5000 pair thick Brugans, choice
lUOO do. kip do do
lOOO do Women and Boys Shoes.
3UU0 lbs Sole Lea her.
ROPE
$50 coils Manila Rope
5O do. Kentucky Rope
5O do. Jule do.
MOL4dSSES
- 10 hlits. Trinidad
rs bbs. New Urleuns.
IRON
100000 lbs. Iron Of vaiIous a sizes. viz:
/ aud / by 8, 22b and "a by to4 :.
d 10 4 by / o4, 45 too by tos
5000 lbs. Band from
IIE I4l4 2z43sb
1000 lbs Hoop iron, from to Il inch
10 0bundIes Nail Rods
do German Siell assorted sizes,
CHAIRS.
dozen Rocking Chairs. and wood
seats
BLANKETS.
2 bales ga Blankets
2, do. IU 4 do. weighing z lbs the
par
9 DO. Grey do Id, q"
good assortment Of Bed Blankets
from
1910 Ia.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
20OD yds. Washington Jeans heavy,
2UO0 do. Coventry Plains.
SALT.
1900 Sacks Salt, Charleston Sacks)
5 do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt. e.
NAILS.
l25 Kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
Is do Finishing Nails
~ do Erads.
SHOT.
200 Bags, assorted Sizes
B.ICON
IL, 900 Prime Country Sides.
POWDER.
80 Keys Duponts FFF G
20 do Blasting
y do Eagle.
SEGARS.
In NJ. Large Spanish wv. A. II.
VI. Spanish e. VaIcdos)
JON, do Or p. N.Y.
6 Al. LIshl ) panlsb i. Vaedus)
S MImperlal HcgaIias (Vcnus.)
Il 5k
so Boxes Teas. CONSISTING Ol Gu pow
der, Hysum and lmpcrIal'
Sea uses Calleess, GunpUwde., ImpcriaI y
Hysun,
. chests Black Tea.
A H. s O.
Ginger, Pepper SPICE, Gin
namun, Nulmess, odtprire, B!ue
Stone Indigo, ,Copperas, Shoe Thread,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Brass Bound
Buckets, Painted Buckets, Tubs, Churns,
Keclers. willow Wagons and Cradles.
Washucalds, Cocoa Dlppcrs, Cluli:es Pins, :
5ruouls, Wouden Bows, ,Vusn Stands, lie"
lows. RRkcs, J duz. scJ lie, lIaudles, Col
Ice Mills, Soap, Wagon Boxes, oadulc lions.
Winslow Glass otalcn, PlSluIs, Canal
Flour, Country Flour, luDacco, n"uI
Caps, Grindslunes. Oslaburss, Nhite
Lead, "addrr, Sperm andIcs,
TaIlow Canules, rwlnc, Cast
ings, Fifth Chains, DC, &c.
WANTED-l0.U0U los. DLES WAN, for
which the highest cash price will be paid
Edseied Advertiser will ccpy.-liamLurg
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NJ We are authorized 10 announce
LEVI R: WILSON, as a candidate for The
Office of Tax Collector, at the next election
Feb. 26 D.
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Tho number Of deaths in New York
lasr week was one hundred and nifty seven,
Of which fifteen were from small pox:
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PROSPECTUS OF =.
The United. States. Journal,
BY J. T.. DOW g.. co

The first number new paperWill
be issued This iirs,) day of May. with an
enllre new gdress-newgpe fine white pa
per, with .olher.;imp pnrlant alterations and
improvements The .paPer:will be devo-
ledIo fearless exposition ofDemocratic
principles; il will zealously aud unremit-
lngly oppose each and every efforttto es-
tablist a=nalnmolh monarchy bank and
olher mIschievors corporations and consol-
idauons of wealth, whiciisubvert the rights
Of the people and undermine the.pilars Of
the Republic; il will oppose an.oppressive
and anIi-republican tariff system, the as
sumption OF the State debts by the Gene
raj Government, aud all, other Federal
principles which have IAN inevitable ten
dency TO destroy public. property as well
as individual happiness. Against all such
political delurions, we shall wage unchang-
lug, unromp.on Isins war;.
Ire Farmer and the Mechanic who pro.
duce all the real capital ofthe nation, will
find III our. paper an unayaili6g champion
Ui their inallenable righls; the long cher
lshed principles ofihe ediIors are too we'll
known TO tie public TO require any pledge
upon Ibis point. To The Miscellaneous
Department particular attention will be
dcyored;lie e Ladies will always 6ntfiri
our columns a choice selection from the
currepl literature, Of the day, as well as
otiginal coalribuliuns from. the most talcu-
ted writersof which our countrycan boast.
A general summary of Foreign and Do.
meslIc news willbe furnished :; regular
price current and a correct list Of The pri-
ces Of stocks will also' be given: >
: The conductors have already secured lie
aid aud co operation oi a large number of
The most distinguished lilerary;and poIiii.
calwrilers OIL The day arrangements will
also be made, al the earliest periodpossi-
BILE, TO embc lllsh our columns by,tbe con-.
rribulions of correspondents fion abroad.
With This brief aud imperfect outline ofour
plan, we very respectfully cubmit our
claims to an extensive patronage lo the
consIderaionof agenerous public.
TIlEO: FISK, 49, - -,
JESSE f.. DOW. Editors.
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We learn from The New Orleans Cou-
rier. tina, the legislature Of Arkansas, at
their last session, passed resolutions de-
claring tina, free negroes and mnlauoes
are not citizens of the United States with
in the meaning of The constitution, which
guarantees 70 citizens Of one State the
privileges and iminunilies of the several
S,ares-deeIaripg also, that should Mas
sachuset,s, or any other State government.
acsa;ed by the same motives which in
duced Massachusetts to send an e:nissary
to Soulh Carolina, think fit to send an
agent 10 Arkansas, The governor is hereby
authorized, and required TO take prompt
and efficient measures 10 expel him from
the Stale, and the legislature in such
case will sustain The governor in his mea,
Observation-Disclosures.
A Hint 10 the PaSsionate.-Dr. Cald-
we'll, an American writer on physical
education, contends that a well.balanced
brain, contributes TO long life, while pas
siona,e and turbulent one lends much 10
abridge it-and if persons knew how
many dangers in life they escaped by
possessing mildness Of temper, instead Of
the opposite disposition, how eager would
be The aim Of all men 10 cultivate it,
The papers of Newport, (R. I.) state
that orders had been received there from
the War Department. to mount all the
guns at Fort Adams, in that harbor, and
that the men were busily engaged in'exe-
cutting the orders.
Similar orders, we understood some
days back, had been received here, 10 put
the Forts in the barbor in a complete
slate of defence. Courier.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Nancy VI. DlIlard, Execulix. VS.. Deem i'll
Enoch Byne, Harmon Hust For. AT.
and VIM. H. Byne. }nchment.
HE Plaintiff in the above stated cases hav-
! ing this day filed her declaration in my
office, and the defendants having neither wives
or attorneys known to be within the limits ofihis
Stale. ON whom copy OF said declarations
with rule To plead can be served: It is there;
fore ordered, that the said defendants do plead
to The said declarations within year ane a
day from the publication Of this order or iilIa
and absolute judgment will be awarded asal'ls
them.
Clerks Office, 17lh March l645 ly s
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
J SHEPPARD as candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector, al the next election,
Dec. % Il Ao
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State Of south Carolina.
DGEEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Robert L Hunter, ]

PHI. Rooney. attachment
YHNHE Plaintiff in the above stated case,
u having this.day filed their Declarations II
my Office, and tie Defendant having no wife
or Attorney known to reside wi,nih the mits
of the State on whom acopy of'the same vito
a rule to plead can be served lit is therefore
Ordered" That the Defendant appear andplead
to the same within year and day from the
date hereof or final and absolute Judgment will
he awarded against HIM. ~
THOMAS G. BACON, C. CT.
Clerks Office, 22d Nov. 1e4f. -
Nov.2 41 ]y
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L IS propn,rd 10 pubtlsn win his lille
u Periodical, al Greenvllle, 3. e., un.
der The editorial conduct Of Rev. t. w.
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THoS. G. BACON, C. p:
Clerks Office, May Ia, 1e45. Iy i6i
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-20
TRAVERSE JURORS,
Err .LnnnnLu Yernl. 1871

For JaHuary Tenn, 1876,
Bloom Jacob Grouel, Asa d. Hull
Brlar Creck-Ionalhon Eek, Abraham
Lorkal, Nnceul Richar
Cattaw Thomas Fox
Centre john Werkhelser Solomon Ney-
hart, IIrnrv Knor
OPry Pairch Montague Samuel Laird
FIshingcreek Harmon Labour, John
Bright
.FrankIn-Peter Kline
Greenwood-- Jonas Hayman
IIIemluck-W lliam Robson
Iackson--Jacob Farver
limestone Frederick Fox, Richard
Thompson, Evan IIcnder,hol
Liberly--Mour5 Lins, John B,wersEsG
| INfl n-Samuel Keller
Wa5Is,n--A'Iered Peg, Caleb Fsnslon,
Henry Crawford
Main-Jyha Nuss John Kcifer John Gro
vgr
Msboajng-Thomas 9 Ellis
Vi piasanI-Wlllam IIoael David Dc,
mott
Non,our-.W,Iliam NJ, l'ohberls
ROarinccreek - Htbrv 5leDz
Sugaroar- Rsubcu Davis Alexander Gin
ger
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is HEREBY GIVEN,

TEyO all legatees, creditors, and other persons
interested in the estates of the respective
Iecedents and minors that the administration and
guardian accounts Of the said estates have been
iled in the office of the Register of the county Of
Columbia and will be presented tol confirmation
and allowance to the Orphans Court, to be held
at Danve, in and for the county aforesaid, on
"Wednesday the 2lst day of January next at o.
clock, p. NJ
The supplementary and final account OF
Abraham Wolf and Christian Wolf, Administra-
tor of Catharine Wolf, late of Nltllin Township,
deceased.
. The account of Jacob Gougcr guardian OF
Sarah Ann Follmer, now Sarah Ann Brass, Hen
ry Follmer and Eleanor FoIlmcr, minor children
Of Jacob Follmer late Of Lime stone Township,
deceased.
3 The account Of George Dillmcycr guardian Of
Fr lnces Stamm, who was one OF the minor children
# John Steinman deceased.
Register 0Gce,
Danvite, Dee, 49, 1914
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-20

anecdON Of General JacksOn,-The
Fredericksburg Records tells the following
story
In the year 1924 our informant met at
the table of SIR George Atery, many dis
lrguished EngIishmen, then in Paris lhe
conversation turned on the then pending
Presidential election, and fears wele ex-
pressed lha should General Jackson be e.
lected, the amicabe relations between the
two countries might Do endangered, IT. con
sequence Of high handed exercise OF powe
as evinCtd during his comm aud al New Ot
leans. the necessity, on the part OF our
informant, of replying TO those observations
was su spendcd by the prompt and geneT
Gus outbreak OF one Of The guests, Cot
Ih,rntun ul the 80 II an officer well know n
for his gallant character, and whose reg
menl Suffered severely in lhe attach on the
Sh Of January.
He testified in the handsomest terms to
The conduct Of General Jackson as an ami
able and faithful commander on lSal occs-
sion, aud declared, that had he not used th
power confded to him in the high handet
way alluded TO, New Orleans would lniaI
libIny haze been captured. As to 'h'
charge OF lmplacable hostility, Col. Thorn
tor declared thai in all the intercourse bN
nag and otherwise, between the hossll,
commanders, Hen. jackson had been pecu
liarly courteous and humane, and proceeded
10 state, that the day after tie battle, lh'
British were permitted 10 bury their dead
lying beyond a ce:tsin line aNLdted
rls in advance Of Gen. Jackson's em
oankmenls all within that line being bGr
ed by .he Americans themselves,
As soon as The melancholy duty was
performed. The British general was surpris
cd at receiving flag, with the swords, ep
auIeues and watches of the officers VITO
had fallen; and nole from Gtn. Jackson,
couched in tie most courteous language
saying that one pair of epsuelts was miss
lug; but that diligeOt search was making
and when found they should be sent in
These aricles-aIways considered objects
of plunder-were rescued by Gen, Jackson
and thus handed over with request thai
they Ighl te transmitted to the relative o.
the gallant officers to whom they bsloug
ed.
This anecdote, and HE frank soldier Nkt
manner in which ii was gwen, turned the
whole current Of feeling in favor of lh'
general, and drew forth an expression o(ap
plause from all parts Of The table Fo
myself, said our informant, Il fell a flush
on my cheek, and thrill Of pride thTougI
my bosom, and in my heart thanked th'
old general lor proving, by this Chvarou'
act, that the defenders of our county werD
above lac sorGiJ feelings Of mercensry wa
fare
'cEn
TH7EEsENI5- \ E,SsEI q 81
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n Crash While the students OF Will
iam'S College, WilllamstOwn, N J wert
NJ Puyers on Tuesday, loud crash wa'
heard Uncertain what il might be, presi.
dent professor and all, quickly rushed lc
tho door, and what was their consternallsn
when they saw the roof of Tho college h d
cAved in, leaving It's upper story tot
mass of ruins, rne damages are reckOned
10 be about $1,000.
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Brandreth's Pills

EB FAD and understand The time will come
HhJ when the medicine, Braudreth Pills, will l.,
appreciated as they ought and deserve; it will be
understood that Dr. Brandrcth has the strongest
claims upon the public. I. is true that every in
dividua who makes a trial of the Braudrclh Pill.
concedc them to he the best medicine they ever
used. They are indeed a medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value in climate Sc
IChangeabe az ours cannot be sufficiently approcat
ed a free pGrspiralion is at once restored thus
they cure colds, and consumption is prevented
Those who have a redundancy of bile find them o.
the most essential service. and should there he de-.
icicncy of lnat important fluid the BrandrCth Pill.
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has thu.
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re
gons where The dreadful yellow fever was prevail
| ing 4 few doses taken Immediately upon the in
lection being received into the system, will bs a..
most certain to prevent any material inconyerince
And at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is thcr,
50 proper medicine az the Brendreh Pills. Let
this medicine be universally used in this
disease, anG no loss OF blood allowed and few
very few, would he nc victims. SOIt ,s with other
diseases. Assist nature With tins all lnporrant
medicine to remove morbid huniOrS from the bIooj.
and do no, rCrort TO bleeding or mercury, and we
lshal have "crv great scarcity ui persons afflicted
with ctonc maajlcs. The fcahercduhe-thet tu
iimal. kingdom. over which we ae the lords, are
mt afflicted with chronic maIadIes; neither should
we be if it we're not for our prIne which occasions
Than, Follow nature. Use tho mcdlrinc whl h
iharnonizrs with her, which mildly hut surely re-
moves all the impurities Of the blood which strength
en-. the feeble aud vet reduces those of too full habit
to healthy standard. Let me agansay thatcverv
department Of the manufacture oi band eth Pills
is personally superintendad y me, and that every
box with my thee labels upon it may be relied up
on to have the beneficial effect deserted if used
according to the directions accompany ng.
A G. T. \ rs.
/ Wa,hiny top Robert n Kay.
| Jerscy'nvn--L. x a. y. Bisrl.
I NinuIlc-E. B. .Tcyroid- & Go.
: Cartsvissa--C. G, Eroh,t.
! BIoonsaurg--J. R. Mover.
! himas'one- nahbit& M'Nmch.
! Buckho~r-.NG G. Shoemaker.
| Lime Rdgr--Luw &; Thylr;sun.
Berwick } " Stiles
/ May 3, ls15--ly- ?.
1
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All persons indebted to the late firm of EYER
and HEFFI.Y on Note or Book account are re
1uested to call on the subscribers and settle the
same before tho first, day February next
those neglectmg thls notice may expect to pay
cost.
CHARLES HEFLY.
Dec. 20,-ls45.
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Chair EanufaCtoy
THE subscriber continue, to carry on
he


CHAIR NANUFACTO2lNG
business at the old stand of b. & s. Hagen
1urh' where he will be ready al atl times
70 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Sc,
res, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of every
description, which may be called for. Il
'hor notice and on The most reasonable
prns tie will also execute House, sign ~
ornamental Painting, aud House Paperine.
n a superior manner,
From bis experience in the business, and
IS facilities of manufacturing the various
rucIes of his line, lie lallers himself ,h;t
e shall be able to furnish as good work,
nd upon as reasonable terms as ran To
lone in the country, all Of which he wit
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B, Orders from distance will be
'IuclIy aid puncIualIy attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
BIoomSI urg, Dec. 80, 1913
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BLOOMSB URG
Cabinet Ware House,


'ENlIE subscribe would respectfully inform tho
u public, that he has lnken the sh Ip lOtey OC-
up!od by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end of
iIoomshurg, where he Is carrying on the
DAHINlAH lB(5SLNNSSo
all ils various branches, and where he will be
happy o wait upon all those who may favor him
With their custom His Furniture is warranted to
Nc made OF good material and durable, and he i'll
endlkecpmg on hand
Ndc6o0rds. Secretaries, Bureaus,
U0rdrObeS. Card Tahies. Dining
Tubes. Brca&j0St TubieS,
CUpbOords, M0nds, Wash
St0ndS, Bedsteads,
D0ugh-r0nghs,
CoGns &c.
md all kinds ofwo.k in his line, which he will gcN
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
m the county.
by snct attention to business he hopes to re-
ceIve share oipuAlie patronage,
ELI BROWN.
April @5, lsi5.-lyl
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GRAND JURORS,
For January Term, 1876.

fOi Ou'"WJ Lt"'' 'OiO'
Bloom Hugh Thompson Samuel kresIe
Bnar Creek-E Henry A. Britain james
Evans jr Thomas Cox
Oerry-.TobIas SHIFTS
Frankln-Mrhasl Mensrh
Greeawood-lohn Robbins
tlemlock- Eli Thornton David Smith
Liberly-Wlliam Shres John Lanay
Timestone-Thomas FIack
NuIlu-John Michael Charles II Hes
Nj. Pleasant Daniel McCarV
Nahoning William Kitchen John Deen ]
Roorngrreek - George Marks Jacob FpupT
man Abraham MerSch Reuben Fab
rinrer
SugarIoaiz,Iohn II. Davis Thomas Hess
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THREE CENTS REWARD

Ran away from the subscriber on the 3d inst
boy named SII.AS MlLLAED. The above re
ward will be paid, but no charges, if said boy Il
returned to the subscriber within ten days.--Ihe
public are hereby warned not to trust or harbot him
IN nv account, as hold myself no longer rcspon'
sible for hin.-Putney Grove, II mo- 10th 1915
THOMAS MENDENHALI.
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ETIILANIAno

MARRIED. AT Side Town, on the LIB
inst. BY The Rev. B f Brook, Isaac Me.
Kamy to Miss MARY JOHN, all Of Bloom
Township.
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NOTICE
NOTICE, ,


The Columbia County Temperance Con
'eniion will hold lis next annual meeting il
tho Presbyterian Church in This place, on
Thursday, ls1 of January, 4G. Tho Cor
veUiien 10 be opened IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
The several SocieaFs in the County
will please make early arrangements to St
fully Represented in the Con,snunn. - Thsir
attention is asn respectfully directed to the
following notice.
G. B, BOWMAN, PresI.
Berwick, Dec. g. lS45.
The COMMITTEE appointed toreceive the
reports Of the several Temperance SocielisS
If the County would request them TO be
forwarded without delay, as they wish IL
rake up the roll before lhe meeting Of til,
Convention.
CD BOWMAN,
W. l.. WALLER,
r MrCUkDY.
HUGH IHONPSON,
A. B. SnUMAN,
Committee,
Berwick, Dec, 5, 1915.
EG"Pspers Of The county friendly to lhe
cause Of temperance will please copy.
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GI3IUTA0Yo 0

DIED On the 26.h November in
Iockpori Township, Niagara Cnunly,
Sale Of New York, MARY BARBARA,
wife of Daniel Weuman, formerly Of lhi,
county, aged 60 years 2 months and 9
days.
DIED IN this township on thursday
last HENRY MUSSELMAN, aged 10
sor Of Mr.. Abraham Musselman.
In EspyIown, on Wednesday last, an il,
fanl daughter Of iIlman Fox.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-10-28

Winouri In Dem 8etra9e Der perfauften
Afer. rpelbe bort luiammen 449, ,53l aus
mabten.
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leetsn Sonnta9e su Doolp's Wiu, etpa
5 Wellen BON Canton, Sbio, in einem
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0old auf ben &opf eeiblaaen, 70 DAP er
nab peni9en Wiuuten Den 8eiIf aufaab.
DER fueenolibe 8erbreber puroe unter
$1,000 8dr8fbaft seiteQt, UNI iib Dor Der
Sftober Court iu Iiitiren. ib.