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The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
A Valuable Ranch for sale.
TIME SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the ranch
l. known
Hewlins,s Ranch,

lying near Dry Greek in this county. and about
Is miles west of Shasta This Ranch consists
of about leo acres of land, one hundred OF which
are enclosed by good fence. OF tins 90 acres
have been cultivated, 30 acres being meadow
The building improvements consist OF frame
dwelling bouse and soad out-buildings. The
ranch is well waiered There is also all excel
lent garden upon the same. The Ranch Will be
cold with or without the present years crop
Terms to suit purchasers
THOMAS LOWS.
Shasta County. June %, 1855. jea3f
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

PAVING YET.-The Coleman Argus says that
miners are making ten dollars day in that
town. within fifty feet of the spot where, over
six years ago. the gold was discovered in Cali
fornia. IL this not good evidence that the
mines are almost inexhaustble. as the same
ground has been worked probably at least a
dozen times
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
nuARTZ CLAIM FOR SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED will dispose of three
IL half shares i'll the Washington Quartz Mill
and lead consisting of one eighth part of the en-
tire properly. Said claims will be sold cheap.
either sinsly or together For further particu-
lars enquire of James Daish. Shasta, John Feb
ly. SCOTS Bar, or the undersigned, at French
Gulch. Terms, Cash.
A. S. YEOMANS,
A. G. TYLER.
August IL. 1855. aull If
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

A. THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ~
dS inform the public that be is pre-I3
pared to hunt horses, mules, cattle, &c, nc,
that may have straycd from tGeiF owners, and
are now wandering in that portion Ct the coun.
try on the eastern side of the Sacramento, and
between Pitt River the north, and Bntte
Creek on the south. A minute description of the
animals lost. together with the time of siraying.
&c, should be addressed me at the Shasta Posi-
Osiice. E. w. lNSkEEP.
Shasta Angust H. 1855. au1l-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

FLIRTING WITH THEIR HpsBASDs.-A new
fashion has been introduced at Saratoga. Mar
ried bellies fiirt with their husbands, instead Of
other people, aud ii is considered highly ton
isli" TO do so
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
RRICKSI BRICKS!!

TIVE UNDERSIGNED i, w""ld shss,n reanTeaIy aaa ;;s
vicinity. that he is now prepared to contract for
the building of
RRICK AND STONE HOUSES,
y, the mos: reasonable terms, having large
amount of the necessary materials on hahd al
the present time L.,
5;no can have them at the shortest possible no.
t;ca CHARLES A. PRENTISS,
Shasta Brick Yard.
Shasta. June 90. 1855. je23tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

.YT Take The hand of the frieniless. smile on
the sad and objected: sympathize with those in
trouble; strive everywhere to ditfuse around
yop Joy and sunshine do This, and you arr srr.
u being loyed.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
POLLARD s. MASON'S
ANTI MALARIA PILLS.


A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
n tent and Intermittent Fevers, and also
most effecual cure for all the secondary dis
eases accompanying these fevers. such as Liver
Complaint Neuralgia, Indigestion, and Enlarge
ment of the Spleen, or Ague Cake. For inter-
mittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, these pills
are undoubtedly the most etiectual and safe rem
edy in the krown world. They may be taken
at any stage of the disease, as well in the cold
stage as in the hot These pills not only stop
the Chills and Fever, but they remove from the
system all secondary Affections which remain
after the use of other remedies. to reproduce
tue disease again. In this respect we claim
superiority over every other remedy which has
been Offered to the public. There is paper
round each box under the label. containing a
short history of the causes of tue, fevers OF tins
country. a nj the effects and operation OF the
remedy which propose. These pulls are
made and put upin he city OF Marysville, Yuba
county. Cal.
Depot and oflice-D st:cct second door south
Of the United States Hotel.
~ For sale in Shasta by DR.. Benz Shurtleif,
agent for Shasta County.
July 18th, 1854. Jyl5u
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
(BY ArTHoRirY.1 A
ACT,
To Regulate Fees OF Once.

TIME ANNEXED PORTIONS OF THE ACT
IL entitled An Act to Regulate Fees of or
fee" approved April 10, 1855, are those which
the law requires me 10 publish.
WIN. S. JENKINS,
Clerk of Shasta County
Shasta October lst 1855
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
RED UCED PRICES!
BOOKS, STATIONERY, sc.
AT THE
S HAS ia BOOK S r o r +
(FIRE PROOF BUILDING,)


TINE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
Il fully Announce to his customers and friends
that he has removed to his old stand-Caahan' s
Block-and is now prepared to sell Books, Sta
tionery. ETC., from twenty five to fifty per cent.
lower than has been offered in this market. In
addition to the large stock now on hand, heavy
shipments of the following goods will be opened
in few days, viz:
Novels and Light Literature of every descrip-
tion.;
Historical. Instruction and Miscellaneous
works:
School Books of all kinds;
1900 quires of Assorted Blank Books;
4CO Reams of Letter, Cap, Bill, Gold Edged,
and fancy Patterns;
300 gross Gold and Steel Pens, and Holders
Inks, Waters. Pocket Cutlery;
Music and Musical instruments, and Instruc-
ton Books;
Also, on hand some selected Pctures-Crayon
and Steel Engravings-in gilt frames or without.
Always on hand with the latest dates of At
lantic. California and Foreign newspapers and
magazines, and for sale by
a. ROMAN.
Shasta, Aug. 25, 1855. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

SEC. 4. In the counties of Ell Dorado, Placer,
Calaveras, Suffer, Yuba, Tuolumne. Sierra, Sis
kiyou, Klamath, Mariposa, Shasta. Trinity, Ne
vada, Colusi, Plumas and Amador, the fees of
office shall be as prescribed in this Act from
section fourth to section twenty-second inclu-
sive, for the officers named in such parts of this
Act and all provisions contained in such parts
of this Act, shall apply to said officers in these
counties
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
ES II r 4 Y s :!

Shasta, Aug. 25, 1855.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
CLERK OF PROBATE coJRT.

SEC. 8. For issuing letters testamentary or {
administration, one dollar For certificate
appointing appraisers or guardians, one dollar
For writing and posting notices when required
for each copy, one dollar. For notice given b
publication, in addition to the cost of publici
ton, one dollar. For recording wills. per folit
forty cents. For all other services, the same a
are allowed the CLERKS Of the District Court fo
similar services.
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REGATTAB.

Umpire CITY REGATTA CLuB--GRAND REGATTA.
IL "wednesday, October 18th, At the Red House Pleasure
Grounds-Three Racesspendid PrIzes-A the World Invi-
ted-Fn;cen Boats building for the occaonOthcr cities
be rcpresenied-50 000 persons expected
FIRST RACE-FoUR DARED B0Ars.
-Four Men and Four Oars
First Prize purse $50 Third Prize SO
Second Prize, purse. ~ Entrance fec SO
silk dag valued nj SIS 10 20 with the nrss prize.
SECOND RAcH-Boys-Two Pans Scuffs
Seventeen feet smooth work bosts.
First Prize purse 80 Third Prize "
second Prize purse...... 10 Entrance fee 81
Third RACG-CHAsPfoS's-OEE Pam SOULS.
Nineteen feet Whitehall working boats.
First Prize. Gold Medal and purse Of $00 $50
Second Prize, purse. $50 Fourth prlzc.. ........ 10
Third Prize purse. ~ Entrance lee $40
Champions SILVER Medal valued SO, will 90 with the
frst prize, II won by member OF the Club.
All bos whether IN the city or from distance, must be
entered together with thcr the OF the
and the makers and the fee paid before the
1oh of October at George W. Warners Market Hotel No -
rsihsrine sllp.
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Daring the ressn, uisf x NeionsiA ~ faBfaes, -
s,,ee y,re..s. 6eswogn vh0a there eDss ~.
sxnlsoee a. 10 rsass SasGit " 6sti1gsis nom
.noti.sr 90 in4slfy 4 tsfroi out that thsy vsrs
800 a.. .pa Al zane te wofh ag TIE sasse tnn<
WIus IA T1sfaf tba. -ssA, ssys ihe sorh ALsysf6aw
.s nesles4 arg los Il vtsss being sklpt~l flx ~.
ye,s Ths vksat ssss<si ~ Norx&n s.,anty "A
sr4 ssghi fon fks insss a. Is y~~ hsshs4 "
dlssttsn1oss msfshsns. sDr ihs Sss Y.sf naar.ss
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wn 700 susEss " the naAasxsss a M pFSeipsi
ihss'rss u'e t.csssss s-aussgss a sfsrneoa ~
,b~s Who esnsot ss'sod IN shs svesingsf ssss~ -
vssi nuss~rs vvshi " Gisi 70 avail thsss,v~s sysh
ey1or'uniiy " exygy irsleesnsl t~st thns ais
sr<srt~rsd ~ sho@ sr<Ns~pgts, shit ohtscstos,
s Nsssfsf ~ 80 rA8 - nssHy asthF 80 ca = =
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THE TURF.


- Oct at O'Clock precisely match for e 900 mile
heass In harbess Geo spcer names g Hero J. whepiey
good '''' JOEL JOEL
ns.a.y oe
ness; D. fhisr Katy %oedsas SO S wagon
CENTREvIILE COURSE, L. L-TRoTTING.-THURs
Franz %'s na Hiram
Woodruff names r. m Lady Frann,n; ny n1;oxv,,v p.,.,.
is hs sporting and riding public The 0ot6am and BALI.
sou.. md much sport o he v.ers Of @ ssaaa
'sca The bed Of rsfrss%ens always op hand
Union COURSE. L. L-TRoTTING ON TUESDAY
S.,, Oct hs. ; oc0cs @ precisely match for o. oo Nile
SHAW 4 WHITE. Proprleiors.
RRoAD ROCK, RICHMOND, WA) .RACEs.-FALL
- meeting 1885, win commence the second Monday In octo
First Day Monday Oct sweepstakes for NIL ages $500
sabscrpon proprietor to add $0oo four mile heats closed
second Day TucsdayA sweepstakes for three year oa.
500 subscription, mile heats closed with three subscribers
@ dsy esond s ase s for three year o
mn nhrd @ Day WednsrdayJocssy Club pnrse 800 three
year olds $500 subscription two mile heats closed with i've
fourth Day purse 500, two mil.
fh Day FridayA sweepstakes for three year ods 500
same day second raceA swccpssakes for unried three
olds, 500 subscription, mile heats closed with eight
SIKH Day, $500 three mlls
present thirteen stables training for the above
before races This WIN undoubtedly prove one Of lie
finest meetings ever held in Virginia. and Of The bcs
sweepstakes. CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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mHE PERSON WHO TOOK GREEN SILK uMBREr,
=, viii dogs hssd IN ivory handle from ~ Braa'. %
svsssurAn corner of Pine and Nassau SsurfAy aoat
hall psa known, and uness he resarns The SAM he
vii be exrostt.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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Containing great number o. highly comic cas and won.
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no BooKsEILERs AND oTHERs-wANrED, A COPY
Of ,he first Or second edition Of s Mills Of Logic
CO., SAG and sAs Broadway.
WILL BE PUBLISHED, IN A FEW DAYS, A NEW
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and nem Se1 a S %
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NEW YORK SYMPATHY WITH NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH.
MASS MEETING AT METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
Speeches Of Rev. ". d. Mlburn. Rev. mr.. o.
good, Mr. J. W. Gerard,
&C., &C.. Ac.

mass meeting held last evening the Metropol-
tan theatre to give practical expression to the sympa.
hies OF our citizens with the sufferers by the pesence
1T Norfolk and Portsmouth, and to devise some means
for aiding the orphans made thereby. The meeting was
held in pursuance Of the following CALL
~ MASS MEETING IN BEHALy ORPHANS AT NoRroLx
s nsrs T M ne mass meeting a the Metropolitan theatre,
mas kindly been placed at the dposa Of the committee
py Raphael Felix Saturday evening Oct g. o'clock
orphans Norfolk and Portsmouth, whose have be-
come victims TO the the yellow fever The Rev
Samuel Osgood, the Rev. VIM. H. Mburn late Chaulaln 10
Congress- and James w Gerard Esq., will address meet
ing The Rev Henry Ward Bcecher probably be present
70 take part The public invited be present. and Ia 10
be hoped that viii manifest Ia sympathy In the moyement
by large attendance. No charge for admission
B u. Manierre, g. y. Constant r. O. Mccormick Jr
Howard Crosby, A. A. Raven, O. @. King.
s. W. Geer, Charles Selden @. g. Edgar
Committee OF young appointed at a meeting held In the
room Of the Christian Association. Sept "a 1855.
The rain which fell necessarily and in deuging quan-
tty throughout the whole day and evening prevented
citizens responding to the call in such numbers as
they otherwise would have DONE Still there was quite
respectable attendance present-suAicent under the
discouragng circumstances to prove the deep sympathy
felt in the movement The meeting presided over by
Mr.. WILSON G. Hum, and the following named gentlemen
were Vice Presidents and Secretares:-
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Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED or HENRY HORH ny
l phlp Hore when iast heard from fantensiiie
aos eogery county n ANY Information of him win be
fhsnf{Iv Received by sendpg letter John o. Bntuet
j. Pos, cnee or At "a Broad street. n j. which VII be
tended TO.
INFORMATION WANTED or EII.EN BREW.-SuE
VIII heal from her father BY calling on James Mscksan.
II Centre sfrpe
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WE, THE gSEnsIoSEp. DEEM IT gxrEpIEyr Axp

WE THE UNERsT0NED, DEEM 1T ExPEDIEyT AND
w proper that convention Of The member. oth bar
q General Convention, for purpose OF adopting
the election OF good, worthy and
men. Without distinction OF party oil the respective oices
judges for the different courts In this city. Therefore,
fully request The members of the bar of ibis city
Masonic Hail. broadway, the 10Th day Of
Der, instant st ~ o'clock r. for The purpose Of express
elns their views In relation 10 the above.
f. g. Deleynn, Luclen E.rdseyc, II. n. Iapaugh,
Richard buftssd Porter Ffedercks A. w. Phillips.
T. A. Taimsdge. Geo. Bar tow, T. b. Van Burep,
Welcome d. Beebe, John WOODWARD Alfred Roe
Augustus l.. Brown. w n. II. woodman wm H. Browne,
J. W. q. Leverdge, Chas Henry smith Robert ID. Holmes
Guy r: Pel'cn. Joseph Z. Mills. r. ". Andrews,
B. W. Bonny, Scoles, Cooper II. X. Bryan,
b l.. Clinton Leramore, ". B Moun'for,
r. A. Van BerVan, ". y. shafer, A. Cornwall.
John Van Week. Charles Donohue, J.. A. Bryan
Edwn More. y. W. Lake, W. X. stafford.
Lebbe msnJr.B. T. kissam- y. r. Bogsrdus,
John Bnfchnrd, J. A. sherman, H. p TOWNSEND,
Caleb = woodruff, Lorenzo Fairbanks; Justin Palmer
A G. Bradley, A. X. Dyctt Moses Ply,
v. e. Mills. Alanson Nssh X. W. Andrews
and olherr.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
i FOR STREET COMMISSIONER.
ISAAC r. cox.

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
The opeung campaign Tor November election fast In
cTeasng 10 interest Old Tsmnany has bclched forth his
wboop, and his old enemy, with other factions Of
inconsderabe Importance TO say naugh OF the recreant
contest each party boasng Of prospective success but
Move mber's will ALIKE upon the and the
yanqushed. We know well the rckery Of party nonaors
The slsmanic charm rcguLar nominations made mp by
meelns has os M Influence and power over hose who wish
% exercise their sueragcs for honorable and upright cand
deea who cannot be tsnpcred with by political tcksers
Such hpd already named In advance of regular
6spsndent candidate BY his friends without his knowedge
the time and with determination advance h chance
successful issue opposition all others-Isaac r. Cox
man emtneny 1ualhed for the once another
writer stated Tor for any oher prumnen, once Of
ana his friends court enquiry % bis character for
proper candidate 10 claim proper intel
bgent citizens appreciation Of his worthness ose OF
gnude and Interest payers Mr. Il placed
thus without reference State eicra politics. should
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NEWAkk BAY 0ROyK-A GRAND BALL H.
~ " come on 81 the Pavilion, Tuesday afternoon AMI
CAPT. HARRIS Proprietor
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1GTH wARD-AT PRIMARY ELECTION OF THE
lO National Democratic Union electors Of said ward held
the house Of James Murray Of Ninth and Sew
eneenth street. Friday evening October 1855 accord
With the Recommendation Of Committee st.
Johns Hail. The following ticket elected by AS majority
CIfY AND COUNTY. SENATORIAL, ASSEMBLY.
John Cadray Peter Carol, Michael Cavanagh
C0ucklin Sharp, Peter O'Nel, Peter Nc Analy,
VIM. Dali, Peter Walsh. Thomas Harrison,
VIM. Bergen, John Burk
John Doyle. VIM Smith.
VIM. G. Seaman, John Phalen, Phillip Ecker,
Joseph W. Lamb George w. Gantz, Peter Welch,
VIM. Dali, Peter Carol, Robert Grant
Peter Halpin Jared ellison, Thomas Harrison,
William Bergen, Henry Proudly, Steph .Conk wright.
AID z3D 44rH
Amos Leeds, Nicholas Judge William Dali,
Andrew Ieary, VIM Conner, Conckin Sharp
Daniel Geary, Edward Holt James Cassidy,
Patrick Cuff, Patrick McDermou, David Fulton,
Peter Doan. James Leddy. John Reddy
46Tu DISTRICT.
VIM G. Seaman John Perrine, Henry Tntjen,
Allen NJ sniffen, Peter ONeil
PETER WEIGH
PETER Carroll inspectors.
MICHAEL CAvANAGH.t
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POLITICAL.
0D wAaD DExooRATIc WING CHARTER NoMINA-
acns.New Yosk 0ctSSsr isS0 ws sr sssssr meet
Hotel q 8 and g gssamsn
For Aidsrmsn q. J. Williamson having declned>No noml
For Councilma n~dideos Ciilon.
ESr Sr ss a.r.h. and Samuel Yates
a %SistrisicJossph % 30 Manning and Carlton FoO'e
TS' School JssHSH sSsSRSS
GusER1 GRAHAx secreiarI. ''AA man,
GTH wARD..AT A MEETING HELD AT PATRICK
ssssden'. No 100 Worth street. October 8 Charles p
Eleventh Council district, ,,, -,
JoBS GnsAnr,s Secretary.
wsD y Ss
ton held on Saturday evening October a the house
onss for The
a s ses' thai dss'ss s. ss' nom"
George ess%ss wsiRssy RsS., 5s%ss Emsnusi Meyer
Henry spohn.
10TH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NoMINA.
O ~ meeting q the NsO9s Dsmccrshc % Council
%oon he
Of
pss
o S ns Wiz &c &c
sysn .ss 1or h FoaARrf Chairman
wAsp NAT. sAH.oFAI AZ .. DEMoSFAr.S SoNSA NINA
y svssss q s s hUs rs Aa S % .sss
fssrct Boyan Esq .n.p,uousy nominated as candi
sE} |E|IIE E;E;|s' e. Committee.
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FOURTEENTH THOUSAND READY THIS
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By MARION HARLAsD

ITO BOOKSELLERS AND OTHERs-wANTED, A COPY
of the first second edition Of j. s. Mills Sy OF Logic
vols svo London ls43 or ls46 Apply to d. APPLETON
CO., SAG and S4S Broadway.
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10TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.-AT A MEETING OF THE
~ delegates 10 the 18Th District Assembly Convention held
u Smith Hotel Of Fourth Twenty
street. John II. Anhon unanimously nominsted.
!. CORNELIUS L. PuRDY Chairman.
G. GODFREY GuN1HER, Secretary.
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With Reference Maps OF The
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A MOTHER NEW THING.
"A shall issue early In the season large, spendidy go
up Pictorial for the holidays, entitled
THE COMIC PICTORIAL;
Containing great number Of highly comic cuts, and
deu variety squbs jokes, anecdotes and funny things o
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18th wARD-FIFTIETH COUNCIL DI sTBICT.-INDE.
pendent National Democratic candidate opposed S,uy
veesnt Institute dcaton For Councilman William H. Pier
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CENTREvIILE COURSE, L. LL--PACING.-TUESDAY
~ Oct at O'Clock n precisely, match for e 600 mile
heats In harness. Geo. Spcer Hero j. Whepiel
names Pet The above match IL and TO be
good day aud track. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
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Sn Der Na6t pom %. .. SO. fam es pur SetaRupcl
s~tidser NuiTen inS 8ran3cien gu eincm tlutiaeu sref.
TEN, tet pelher @elesemGsit bic SransuIen et,va zoo
3crte uno &funfd9ise battcn.
Gine Grpcritirnsarn,ee Srn $4,000 0tann o(Iiirtrr
6rl'prett trurce gu &amieih e~ingsfdift, uno Iteucrte
Dem N5rtf lbeit Mteere su, febrte aber talp micper um
obne cine ~Sanbun9 tcrcrfitellidt gu Gaten.
Sn Der MclSau unp BaGadet lnt inter ben Sor.
t'9eh Sauern unruben aus9etrudcn pnb Der gclaae&
run9SSuitonp erfart pureeu.
Sn Jtu6tanb lit cite acne Gefruten-Q us6etrna su,,
aipplf Mtant auf lie tanenp Scwptnsr ausscl6riebcu.
S@~eorn BAT Die Nfili5 etnterufen... 49, aa.. +
GrantrctN unb England baten an S6meben elm ll~
ttnat'nt pc9en rciien Seitritt an bic @cltmGdte erlaI.
ZEN, pas aeer bon ~pemielbet niAt aneeuupnlmen ,psr-
ben ipirp,
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len Ssrihte 'peientli6 Spn BEN unten anfsefibrtcn
Malpritdten nidt %biferiren merre,,. Son feds Goun-
ties, Sccne, 5apettt, ecsan, gidplas, gBapne unc
~sS9omtns itne nod feline gladridten einsslauftn. Sci
Der .estea praficentenpabf saten pisIelten 9ieree zine
MatDrttat bon 80 Stnlmet; es 1T olc nid,t a%nsuneb-
men, Dap bic isbiae @aicritdt fir gBie pcn 10,159
Sttr,rte't elmer srcben Seranperans u~nterliesen mirb.
6ur Den Gensrs6 lnb, fr piet mir brren, a1e unlere
eanptpaten erpablt %pprben, unb i'm Senat, Staats-
Ssnat rno @eleB9ebans iinc inns sleidfaas t~speutenoe
@laicritGten senis.
Die @aicritatr, fir gStie uub Slpuri,pY, nit @us>
nabme ptiger feds Counties, inb f%plsenbe: