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1,af.,4f,,,, 81, frauds upon the elective franchise,
,,,ntan,nlate1 bv The opposition party the Bee OF
saturday morning, closes lengthy article in the fol
lowing ialpres ive language & -
And this ii the party that pirates Of fraud, and com
Mains of violence and makes whining and plteons
sSneals for fair play. With its garments reel hg
from the foul dongs in Philadelphia ana pol.9eu y
estiIl fouer project of Wholesaie
Kentucky with the record Of Plaquemnes ts trs
;ts fetd noisomeness and the ghosts OF the tllree
thousand Iisntelred victims of yellow lever WY,
1854 ora1ned the ballot boxes with spurious tcets
still haunting the memory rsvenuce
the people Of New Orleans, and processes reFe!ehee
fnr The Laws and love Of justice and equal rgnts.
what 4 solemn smoekery on its past cohauet: were
Ete Democratic party in the ascendency n new u.
@ Is much Meha as did in 1885,
when one 81 the Democratic inspectors Of the pre-
cinct laughed id the face Of the writer OF ms atttir
for CHALLENGING suspicious vote and told nun e t
fe election that he had no doubt there were AZ leaist
votes m The box at that precinct that never o1se
to have rot in. Unlike this party, however, g,ie
more men are wiling to give alf pay 10 tne @
auites them poll all their legal Vote anu ~ q
come but let them not hope to introduce e
The time has passed trust never 70 reta1 ~ WEI
tbis knayish game can be played, in New orles1s at
least
me lime nav have pissed for frauds to be per-
netrated 5uron# the ballotbox in New Orleans, but
whether it has passed elsewhere, we have grave
donhts. We fear a large number of spurious votes
will he cast on the line of the Vicksburg and Shrevc
mort Railroad; we have apprehensions in regard TO
the precincts adjacent to the Jackson Railroad; we
are convinced corruptions are contemplated IN lhe
parish of ST. Charles, and we are almost sure wa.
enormous frauds will be committed IN the PARISH Oh
NJ Livingston.
Ii is to be hoped the honest people OF those secons
viii Be able to protect themselves, but the probabh
ties are that they will be overwhelmed ~
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T. S. TRoors IN FLoEIDA.--The Key West Key
of the Gulf of the 18th ult, has the following in
laton to the movements of the United States troops
in Florida:
We understand that the following changes of troops
are to or have already taken place in the Department
in Florida. The six companies and artillery now
serving in Florida, are to garrison Fort Hamilton, N
Y; Fort Adams, Newport; Fort Independence, Bos-
ton; and Fort Monroe, Virginia, The 5th infantry
and ten companies Of the I'd artillery are ordered to
Florida. Four companies of the LIST artillery now
serving in the Department Of Florida are relieved.
The companies (Vogdes and llaskin'D are to s9lri,
son Fort Moultrie, Charleston the companies Hill
and Dausons are ordered to Fort Brown. Texas.
Capt. Winders company relieved Capt. Vogdes com
pany at this place on the 23d of this month Capt
Seymore lst artillery, relieve Capt askin, at Indian
river, about the same time The headquarters of the
LIST artillery under command Of Col. Dimck, are to
be at Fort Dallas. This fort is to be gaTsOned by
Capts. BrannaE's and doubleday companies.
! Gen, Harvey is to relieve Col Monroe in the com
mand of the Department the 10th of next month
| Gen. Harvey will have about 1000 regulars and at
at least five companies Of mounted volunteers under
his command.
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of discount cent for two months bills and to
per bills Of longer date. The necessity OF sch ea
sure originating in foreign rather than home financial poll
ties apparent that obtained universal APPROVAL anu
has public condolences although dear money abn
dan and easily obnnabe for all the e innate purposes OF
trade The consumption Of cotton is maintained on its
largest scale and any doubt which may arise the snici
cney Of the supply its large requirements becomes
subject OF anxiety, and stimulates speculation The demand
during all present week has been good increasing ns the
week advanced and the total sales have amounted to bo
bales /,
To-day there is attendance Of the trade and they
buy freely with confidence 1000 bales sold at full
prices ....., ...,
the and rapid decrease occurring weekly in the
stock gives confidence to holders the authorized quotations for
u Qualities changed the lower and middle qualities
have commanded general advance Of about I'D per ID.
Brzs are in only limited request, and without material
change i value Es. plans have been aken freely by the
trade at full prices. .,..
in very good demand the recent import large
and prices are without material change.
4t) of American. AZ Egyp inn and O9O Surn have
Specuatin and 1910 bales American, "
Egyptian, and 600 Surat for export
Tie total deliveries trade consequently been about
40" bales.
Prices nt Nsic Orleans Cotton:
Inferior ) Ordinary ~. MilCng 5,H'lt
Fair. ....I' 'foou fHlr itp. toou'-t' ~
MARRIOTT L co.
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GENERAi. MAsoN.-The Baton Rouge Comet of the
3lsult has the following information as to the where
abouts Of this distinguished legislator:
General Mason, author of the Piny Woodsnan
paper, published in Springfeld-one of the consider
able men of the considerable legislature OF this State,
d very prominent member Of the domnent partyIs
at present publishing an Abolition paper in Ohio.
The General went from this place to Bastrop, La, to
publish paper advocating Democratic principles
there he got into difficulty known to most OF the
Morehouse people, and decamped for parts unknown
We like to keep the run of orr great men, and are
glad the General has turned up.
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NEGRO RESURRECTION. - The Memphis Evening
Bulletin, of the 2Sth inst, says:

NEGRO RESURRECTION. - The Memphis Evening
Bulletin, of the 2Sth inst, says
We learned last night that there had been all insur
rection among the negroes in Upton county, in the
ueghhorhood of Big Creek, which was fortunately
discovered and queled before the purpose of the
Sprators was accomplished, An organization of the
slaves on several plantations had plot to murder
9her uistfesses and the children election day, in
the expectan absence Of their masters and then to
attack (if successful in their plans thus far,l the
polls. The conspiracy was disclosed by slave Of
Mr.. Wooten, ex.sheritf Of Upton county, and mum
her Of those engaged in the plot upon this inorma
tion, were arrested. 1t is expected that summary
punishment will he melted out to the ringleaders, IS
weil those who melted them to the characterization
whose names, we understand, are known Our IN
forlnation though authentic, is definite as to data
and the particulars Of the affair we are unable to give
Should further intelligence reach to-day, it will b.
promptly laid before our readers.
We learn further that similar instance of insub
ordination of slaves has been discovered at Macon ii
Fayette county and their plans Of operation were tt
nave been put into effect Saturday night last bu
as fortunately discovered as in the case given above
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RED SS Hses s Se
Farley jnnsy &te$1 Freson, Stevenson scs$S 10 to
@ s5 sss afSsss Ss:an
sn ,n 1so Tards AcS2 nsmGmT"y Fried
il Miller Forrester-io Purys GLADDEN. SeoS Cum
i%sy eGS sn SeS aS
co-s''ndries 10 order-ro'" s25 bales cotton
es wH Srs 18th f rfy"S s:
osksy sSS;Ts DO DO to
@ Ms sS Fs o fU o1 gnv &So
Mcvan &co4 Farley, Jmey kco-SJ jylloeq &co2 do
Dossen Seo-sulrics TO ordcrTop 5.3 bales cotton
Kp1s a bales seton FS ell %so
N Saunders x"ds':Ss ] w H5s $1 as soE, % XVII
SS rsAn s; rs Vnes 3G , Do
sacks corn Moon, Titus Sco5 pigs mdsc lkn scoTonl
1870 bales cotton
ST 9uIs5 IS; Ha Maria nentnssa bales cotton TO
e5w Rroa4well Payne Ncot John Watt ,leo-c9 fellowss
si VII si to t q" to
@ sS" S2SS 'ss M''I y1s
m"yw"y Fsander 70 G3eorst snsdcs sco-3 do to
SSson Ss"o Nan1sSie MSIihsnyH6S do to Gudy,
lrown keo- FrslScn Stevenson kco-5 Mcdowell Mills aco
hh4s toDseco Eolswaa r!srst SeOo esks bacon KEEP
p s 80 bis -four s Ke"t Blk t DO W %U
keoo2IS do osssly MsannSS TO l. Short seoloo do
roheFs taI h hemp !1HsSer'y inng sneks wheat
s'sS So SS SSs tS
leather Mann teo2 casks wine tcbe Seo43 hhs apples
der Mayors b Eossel II Fowler-Totn
1872 bales cotton, 10 hlds tobacco.
molly ago-6i4 do Il Kennedy Aso4,o do Keep Bard &co
rslrssuyie Brotlers-oO do Thompson tco-2i0do to
Gysrto casks s s Baeske scois F IF IBIS ar
A y Grief &co-2oo boxes cheese G I. polson 4 Son.
S' :o DO Wour s S n S a Dafsn 5 "E
r~Ieauvie rothers-la do 10 oscsy Mac"u"y20O do {
~ Person SeoG! Rick &co2n 70 huckner Stanton
uo1SS 9S Kt tco irhSfd S"sen sco
s. IiI I Ago{ SSH "y Hre~n Sso W. VAR" S"np
co-ia Carroll rricInd sco--iD Bo:a Foley ( Ayeryio
%t ":SisS %SS- y5s $S A;
T II,%i %r" G,on o2 y Cox So So
SnutshinseYl rayns irrisonS iTall, Eoid ( i4tnq
rar1rton Whiting Il Tnis5tN sacks cotton seed VI Fisk
% hides cWecsranr &co-sundres to orter-Toa 295 bale
| cotton.
RECEIPTS SATURDAY.
BAYOU Subsistence G D ,Ir--35 haes cotton PA. iii
tn NIB Ws E Ssssts fsHs JOIN % % so
$NcKIercy / Et1i.oTI C"Eey IIaw SINS Gyvrsn,
rohsr Sr"1o "a, ] & binds s " iq's" it.
Ms.-lo Do Nrw.on Nco-5 pkg lead pipes B Nnp,re sc
rope rs 6b i Hour JAMES Gomnoy tco6 Gh WHISKY rr;cr
G@nysrse Sco-S h en-, Xsse Morton Heo94 Gpls aGs
81 Kennedy seG1-Gj2 DC KSsE A'd &e"1 W, Do TO
q PncknrA tco-5l Mccrc@or Ao~ay do Wr&h
N S W. ya 7 do W.T. 20 sS e yGF" % n'-
head sheep Mc'oy--,undFies 10 ordetTotal. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Judah Touro-Totai. us bales
SIIREyErOET-SeuncrW Wabash y$1tey-Cat,le and cot;o
Total 21 bales cotton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Liuds--sulplrie mud cotton-To
GIL ba rs
rAIRo-s,suncr st Charles-Su0dres to orier-Tota. i
bales
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GgHEnAE. INsrMucrIoNs TO CoNsyas--The WASH

GENERAL Instructions TO CoHsuLs--The Wash
ington Union, of the 25th ult., says:
Mr.. Secretary Marcy has recently published
volume of about two hundred pages under the above
title. 1t is most valuable work. and should be in
the hands of merchants, statesmen, and public
officers 1t contains all the statutes relating to the
duties Of consuls and commercial agents, public min
listers. and the passenger acts The regulations by the
department for the government OF consuls have all
been carefully revised now full clear and easily
understood Ample forms for consular business arc
given with a schedule of fees which may be lawfully
! demanded. The Secretary has very properly added
Attorney General on the diplomatic and consular bill
of 1856, and the celebration Of marriages Ivy consuls
which should be carefully read by those to whose
offices and duties they refer. Heretofore it has been
difficult to ascertain the duties of consus and the
modes of transacting business with them. The pre-
sent adjudication obviates all snch difficulties.
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TELEGRAPH TO HAVANA BY THE WAY or KEY
WEsr.-The Key West Key of the Gulf. of the 18th
ult, says
We have been shown a letter addressed to Mr..
Flor, by the Anne. ican Telea aph Company, asking
his aid at the coming Legislature to procure the pas
sage of an act similar to that granted to this compa-
ny by the State Of Maine to facilitate the above COM
pany in completing telegraphic communication on
this continent, and connecting it with the wire which
The impoi lance of the connection through Florida to
Key West, and thence to Cuba, to the commerce of
the world and those localities, readily be apprc
ciated, and it is to be hoped that much within the
time named in the act the entire communication will
be completed
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SEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. About $50 hhds Sugar were
sold the leye steady prices and Of 800 hhds ON
plantation, private terms
FLOUR, The market quiet, and noticed sales OF
only bb of which 3Uo Supeine 81 S. 300 I'm
branded Fancy ST $40 Extra 81 l21 28 at s. 20 and
100 Choice Extra at 81 60 = Dbl.
GRAIN.... Nothing OF importance done in Corn or
Wheat Of Oats 700 sacks sold in three lots At
IS a bushel and lot Of 90 bags Bran 81 10 Il 100 ID.
PROVISIONS. Pork request with sales Of 10 hbls
Cnuspected Mess 81 u Dbl leaving only $50 900 b in
first hands or Bacon 30 casks Clear Sides sold ut abont
Gc and % Plain Hams l2c y ID. Also Friday g casks
Inferior Sides '4c q Nothing Of any consequence
done ID d. The stock Of barrels ,erces being about
hnlcd.
HAY,We noticed sales Of 30 bales Western at $29a so
= tom
COFFEE. The market still quiet, and only about
bags were Sold ;ucung l5n "a Oc, 10 lOsQUhi, 30
nj H. and 100 Skimtninrs at 9c i. Ii,
RICE. Good lois offered at 5i,15}5r Is H. with Il
very lin ted demand,
TALLow...A lot of y erees City Rendered sold on
Friday at lltsc Z II.
ALCOIOI...W We no iced small sale at sec = gallon.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE.. lot Of $50 bbls III ne or'er,
was taken on Friday at %j4lc p gulon.
WHISKY. We noticed sales OF II bhls Rec, lied
10 the same and s. Friday evening also &c = gallon
FREIGHTS.. The only engagement reported bark
! u, rntQI ir for C1tlo
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INDIAN OuTRAGEs ON THE PIAESs.--The st. Loui

INDIAN OuTRAGEs ON THE PLAtNs--The st, Louis
Intelligencer of the 18th ult., says:
Mr. William Schoekendck al.ved in or" city from
California day before yesterday and reports that when
Folt kearney, his patty, consisting of himself, wife,
and four children and teamster, were attacked by q
body of Cheyenne Indians who pundered them OF all
their valuables and murdered the wife of Mr. s. and
the teamster, and call Led off one OF the children aged
four years Mr. S 70, tunatey escaped with three of
the children, by what means we did not learn. The
lepredatons of these bloody savages are becoming
uncomfortable, and the only way to deal with them s
to send out sufficient troops to give them severe
will be no safety for trains crossing the plains Until
they are made to feel not be tritled With any
longer
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BOATS IN THE M1ssouR1.-Th St, Louis Intelligen

BUATS IN THE NIH5UU MI V III oIlIa
Ger of the 25th ult. says:
AS there arc large number of s. Louis boats up
the Missouri we have considered it matter of inter
est to find out their whereabouts, thinking tmight be
interesting to the reader. The VIM. Campbell, that
arrived yesterday, reported them at the following
points Saint Mary and Ben Bolt above Nebraska
CITY. On Friday the Omaha was above ST. JOSEPH
on her way to Council Bluffs. The Emiglant was be
low Palermo David Tatnm below Wellington, OF
her way down. New Lucy at Hills Landing, bound
up Herald on her way up, at Brunswick. Il. A
Boonyille The Lacon had laid up at st. Auhelt 70
want of water, and the Admiral, bound for CoVQei
| Bluffs was at Bonhomme Island,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-03

PROMOTION IN THE REVENUE SERvIoE.~-We learn
from the Washington Union, Of the 25th nit, that
Edward 0'Brien, Sd, Lieutenant on board the United
States Revenue Cutter Lewis Cass, stationed at this
port, has been promoted to a second Letenancy.
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AT private sale there were shares of mon Bank
lI! Of 100 shares Mechanics and Traders
sold eight day since and reported At the time
The Exchange market quiet To-Day There were large
offerings funds ruling in favor Of
buyers. we figures x for bankers Wy
days sight; III 10 IL, 21G2 per discount for Al 10 fair
commercial Ills. Five days sight ga & discount ght
40l discount, the lowest figures being The buying rates by
dealers and the tanks. The Banks selling the
pnr with asking i premium Sterling bills were lrmcr
Al for remittance glsW9 Some good drafts were taken at
S1I Nothing donp in ba Of HdiS than preliminary
for the coming, week. The is from s. s. "a
81, with froe signatures under fair margin Al S3S, Francs
have improved with sale 2}3 pari, r,cl, Drawers
views have upward prptcnsion asking 522. The
range of the market closes At 517i "a 5.'%ft.
Condaiou the Bu Of tbs tigforths Week cnn9 Saturday,
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DRY.--The water in the western rivers is at Il re-
markablv low state at present. Near French Island
in the Ohio recently, the steamer Sligo had an excl
ting race with large catfsh-the water being about
fifteen inches in depth. The we'll contested
for some time, when the fish finally got full length
ahead and maintained the lead until he came to the
reef There he grounded, could not get over, and
after the third unsuccessful attempt passed by the
Sligo which jumped the reef in fine style, running the
cat out of sight.
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A farmer returning home in his wagon, after de-
Vering load Of corn, is more certain sign of ma
tional prosperity than anobeman riding in his chariot
to the opera.
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Briggs.


bills and 10 half bbs MoHonEa'e' LroH
~ bonn" F"'"As'S '0 J5sFpfi LANDS 4 CO,
oz s. Ta1lg4p itoutas st:ce;.
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Shipping gntelligencs.
MONDAY, November, 3, 1857

MONDAY, November, 3, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mazro, LywIc>s, for Galveston and 1ndayoa,
Harris, Morgan &cb
ship Julia g Tyler Lowry, for EIalbor via l;rsm>
q Eognrt Ero
Sln T.eucuthca tiay. for Iirrrpor, ] Whitney &cp
Brit Brig Creole. Robinson. for lAifZe, Honduras.
de- EeMns
. Adams Graz Henry. r Havana GaSrlo i llnyirIr
TcMr DIAMOND, Bowen, for lclae2a john HUXLEY Arr
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B&bie(u If TIE yglarkets.
MONDAY MORNING Nov.

MONDAY MORNING Nov. 3, 1856
COTTON But few buyers were the Saturday,
and the business limited character the reported trans
actions not exceeding 300 bales The advantage prices
still Oh the side Of purchasers but there WIS no quvnbe de
cline We repeat last figures
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Per Shin v.y uf,a. from Sew York . cabin and led steer
.rn l.tA-. I.t.rs
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ryy AND 80 ASDING SCll00lt FOR ibtNt'
y i1IrISFonned 1888, by Madame lririS, and con
[,pd Since l0Ny Madame DesbryanN 'uG;Hdy street. 0e
ol,s Biru vile New Orleans:
VII n,nnr session this establishment nj Pass Christian
f,;, on The Isl The buildings there nrG large enough
w .nnr,nir FIFl bulrlpTs, and indefinite nllnpef o
Dny scholars. Attached to The premises tine "h hoSs
ans, ,,nl wharf. The institution provides thorough 'h '
fg1ii instruction every and department o. eah'"
AMI e, great facilities acpuirenento Of the rehfh l
r-. Singing aud Sol.rc taught by MI; vie
Known Orchestra Of the New Orleans ~
Prpvps i'll reside during the -rnlnti ANA WI!
inr his lessons Singing and sotge in the establishments he
will also give private lessons i'll tNInl!les !, ;. -
place mouth curing "ltF'
in the civ and every fortnight during the sum VI ne M
The city school remains open the wAole Se'f 'o4 @ Ia.
day scholars ny - -
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les Preminms On Risks not terminated. l39Mi9 i5
Lisa he''n 'V'i'"'''' ''''''''''''''' - lG2 Sol
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1NWTTV,
HighaYtFs Wild Cherry,
WDLlES ARDM ATTIC
81 Druggists and Morcha
| ARTICLES contained in the above
vintage by calling or sending
be Found the most extensive ~
| >fEnItINi.S in the United
/ plansrofIdrrss J.
GENUINE
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x5ta Sunl lehten Sabre bat Ir. eoHirp uoei
80. 800 0atienten y alien m09ltben Rraufbeiten
bebauoeIt. cine Cab. ceren fld otslei6t iein 5ipei.
ter Nr3t In Der Stabt Baltimore riibmen fam
uGb In olien 8dIen, no bic ar6tItdeu 9orI6rif-
ten abtiam befolQt tpurnen. tpdren bic &ranten
gebeilt unb auf Douer 9eneien% Guf foI6e Sbdt-
laden Wudlldt nebmen0, tper0rtI Ieioelpe &er1o-
aen rpobI odran tbun, bel Or. Smith, Is SIb-
nreberiGitrcet, bor3ufpre6en, Der feline 9ablunQ
psrldnot. tptnn feline 9itnfle ni6t 9eiueiie ton
GefbidliMtcit uno 9uten 8oIgen liefern. Smi1bs
dr3eneieu iinb fret bon Mercur unb minerdIiIten
GlSten rnb t6unen unbebinbert unb obue l~1mfdnb-
iibieiten Ibrr0a eiu9enommen tperoen, bd he In
tompQcter |orrn ae9eben tperoen. SelbH G!n-
T0rdnfun0 In Der 9iat 1T iibtrf1iIle, tpenu feline
@nt3inbun9 tin9etre!en III.
@erenauroen ober Structures tpernen nab elmer
eIgenen, bon Or. Smith ouf9efunbeneu 9ebanb.
Iun98tpeiie In tpent9en Sa9tn obne S6mtrjcu
ober Snennpenien3en fir ben Ratienteu 9ebelt.
9ugIeib ~garantirt Or. Smith, bd6 feline Gnt3iEA
bnnsen Der Urethra II. {. 10. ole Structures be-
baHbett tperoen, tpobur0 70 oft GbarlQtane 0t
trauri9fea SoIQen berbeifibren.
Sun9e Qeute
nlD Qnotrc, tpcIde an femtndIer G6tpddt Ieioeu.
~tingrle!, Oh bieIeIbe bon elmer getpifen gtfdbrLi0en
Gtlrobnbtit ooer bon anpern lii laden berrtibrt
unb trtI6e In ibrem @efoI9t Elm Seer P6rperlI@er
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Ha0ldfl4t lpirb, Iouten fth BET 9eiten meItert, mo-
burh fe bielem Summer uno gro6en 2tibeu, tpie
and 3roBtu l~lnfOften Dorbeu9en.
Uu0 een Rrlnfheiten be8 tpeibIiben GtiUleOtes
bot Tr. Smitb ielt elmer &eibe bon Sabren feint
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alien QsibeEceu cine beiliane unb bautrnbe Cur,
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ftuuen nab 9euNutr Nn9Gbe Der SbmptDme Tr.
Smith otQen p%ortOireie 8rtcfe coniuItiren nno BIZ
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fttdt erbdltcu. Vile Nnfra9eu bI,'ben ltyen9 pri.
hati1. 9n Der Office fnb ieparate 9immer 3ur Die
petition ri Vntlcnten. Ofeu bon 8 uDg gtor3er'
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