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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
III y y 1NI1I VNIJ ="
1Rrn-s-E Erpress to BoonEiIle.l

Anexpress from Gen. Harney head quarters at
Cottonwood Springs, July l4th, brings copy Of a
general order Issued BY Harney, July l2th, on the
receipt Of the instructions Of Gen Scott for the
disposition Of the Utah forces
cen Monroe, with the 4th Artillery and two
companies Of Dragons, viii remain in the district
Col. May is ordered to take post at FOrt Kesr-
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RRnnI WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 26.
Alfred NJ Day, ESD, has been appointed by the
President, U s. Attorney Tor the western district
of Missouri.
The Secretary of the Navy has decided against
the request Of the Collins line 10 make Portland
tba rvagferu terminus
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nEFALCATION.

CINCINNATI, July 20.
SB W McLane, late U. S. Surveyor at this
port. denies the charge of being defanter to the
amount of $4,000. II is claimed by him to have
been placed in the hands Of q banker to await a
judicial decision as TO whom it belonged
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PROM lIEXICO.

NV ORLEASs, July 25.
The steamer Gen. Rusk; from the Rio Grande on
the 2Ist has arrived az Galveston
San Louis Potosi Is captured By the Consttu'
tonalisis under Yidaurn-
Zuluoga had abandoned the city Of Mexico.
The Liberals were about to unite against that
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CANAL sTRAlIBOAT.

SCHENECTADY, July &c.
The canal steamboat Charles Mack, passed here
at O'Clock this morning The crowd OF two
miles ofboas is at the lock here for places east OF
this city.
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SAILED.-The steamer City of Cleveland sail
ed for Superior last night with large load OF
passengers and freight
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aNOTUER FIRE

NEW ORLEANss July 70
Fire in Mobile at midnight destroyed Masonic
Hal, Kelop's stable, ST. Joseph street, and Thom-
sons saloon, Royal street. adjoining, and the new
Custom Rouse, mostly Insured.
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FoR LAKE SUPERIoR.-The elegant propeller
Iron CITY, Capt ]. E. Turner, will sail for Lake
Superior to morrow night.
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Irt. Cotton l. used as It is purehased-on spools
without rs-windinE saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble and perPlsxity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd Its very simple yet strong in eonsrueaon'
easily learned and kept In order, and does not re-
cure to be taken spsrt to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even End reg
ular, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be ent
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine snbrOiders beautifully.
Ladies aud others interested in the saving o
labor are invited to call at the sales-rOOn Of th'
subscriber and examine for themselves. Th'
shove machines are freely shown and SAMPLES o
work given at all times.
The services Of 3 lady and the use Of al amaehini
can be obtained by fae day in families, by calling
a, the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day
SAMUEL HoPKIss.
Northrop & Spangier's Block,
phs0d6n;lss Superior ST. up stairs
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~ BRYAxr& STATIONS chain Of College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and V'e'
rersa. P. R. SPENcER & Sons have charge o.
the Cleveland Writing Department ebs4d
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nle0iCines.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,

n EALl IL UT AWE hlCAN W.
desire . ca stte tion TO letter from Dr. Joshua
= On Ane health oi American women, IN eotn5
his skill and medical iud smeut mav he relied upon"
MarShals Uterine Clihocon has D owed he fully
valuable as Il = claimed % he many tests .os
physlesa Of very ne aitainmsuts Of great judgment
utoner n all diseases especially those OF women and
From Plyaeiaa5.
'AIaishalrs Uterine Caihoieoa vii certainly cure all
the diseases for which II Is recommends J."
There is no medicine like it IN this country"
Uterine caihOIeoai is a GER ain and safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHoLIcoN
complaints which everV woman is lbe and which grad
u7y AFFECT ne mind as well as the body - that % TIN l.
talk or work becomes alike urce OF suffering If not in
possibility Among the c0mplalas for which the Cathol-
pressed Irregular or Pa nai MsnstTGstisn Bloasin Ia
HANNA ilns and Diseases Of the kidneys Urinary or
Il eness Nervousness. FsiaIngs Papitai0ns Cramps,
DIS urhed SLEEP and AL troubles organic or sym athete
LsdeS who troubled with ary the above symptoms
dies Df BRIpGE. Win fa eoSadstes hat ihey vii
ind reief Marshals Uterine Cathoicon Is Mt quaeE
Medical ColeEes ard thsy are a. the service Of any
spsotabls phFsicilh in the country.
Thf price o. MARSHALL'S UTERTNEI CATHOLE
CON . Oae Dollar and Hagper single BOTTLE.
WEsT BEoFoRD, COshOotOn Co, May Il, 1877.
Mr. II Kinzsey SiT--I have been selling the medi-
hive iaVsIaby usa them 70 1ise coed sasseSia5 nd
the pills have sold grea- many famii- regularly
hertea and coffee and with trade th- have becU
q aple ar.ice Marshalfs Uterine Ca holl-On ls
cine that mas done ge1t amount 81 good female dsea
One lady 80 4 % toll she had received more
benefit from bottle than she dii from long
medical treatmeuf hy the st skillfnl phYsiciarS
| YouIs truly, JAMES WILSON
| January lst, lS5s.
/ MRS. ROBINSON'S CERTIFICATE.
! VEKS0s, Trt mbull Co, May lst, 1853
This certihes that have been In health fol
years and found tile or no relief after employing numbe
| OF Physicians. My disease Pr1aDSls Ute n has
been reduC ei By that and F0uOr Abus until had bec1m
liberated considerable extent. By The advice Of Dr.
e Bushnell procured and took siI bottles Of Marshal
Uterine athocun which enabled 10 attend 70 nus
band IN his last sickness unt he died which about
year have taken thrG1 bottles Suce his DE- ath
which has made abe tn labor and support family
three children The Cathocon has nearly iest0red
health II : he only thnE that has ms ated my safer
ing tor which feel very grateful -
| MARY z. ROBINSON.
| Nedi-ine dealers generally iulI2
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IRY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oTTIcx, wAKIEs's BLOCK, cORsER or BANK AND
ST. CLAIR sTRKKTs.
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IN II. sOLOMONsON.

PEAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
Keeps largest assortment Of the most approved KINDS q
SPEcTAcLES AIhs glasses, whether for near or iar-
sighted are ground under his inspectic By machine
~ Of new construction, with the reafest care so as TO
salt the eyes in al cases curing Wsaknss. D-zfasss or
Iaaa1uaoa Of the Eves and imparng Strength for oug
reading fine sewing.
N II. SOlom0asnn would here inform the pubic
that he employs any the sale Of his lenses
q Also, splendid assortment OF SPY GLASSES. MI
CROsCOPEs, COAIPASSES. &c-, kegt On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain. perfect as natural
TOaee ss Superior street under the American Hotel
fuuI1
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bp12sl&Wsm - Broadway. New foll
WIGS =! WIGS I! WIGS |!
EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC ALPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
LsPECIALLl UENUItD TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius L. Cheesman, NJ ID /,

BY Cornelius l.. Cheesman, VI. ID,
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
In which IS embodied fan and ehAsie description
nowedge Necessary the welfare Of those mared or
bout 70 be msred prOeess pregnancy
and delivery their pains and dangers, well the
methods by which many Ofthe latter may be Obvaisd, and
teaching the system may be nygorzted and restored
to It's proper tone after having been prus;raied BY CON-
plants ineidontal 10 the human frsme. Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which wlll obyiate
The necessity any great amount Of sickness and enable
seian- --,-r,, ,-,,-,o,,
THIS book IS more ava able TO the understanding OF the
non-pnEessioaal reader and vre skifuy elaborafed.
planned arranged and carried out, any wor Of
lind nov before the pubic While gives wholesome
particuars aud in respects e-csps Information upon
some ofths delicate as connected with the female
system 1t should b. placed the hands Of every female
s''S u PRICE 50 CENTS
This work ali c aims psias used by the doctor
hls pracee for the positive Of Sc-gIoHs ErHP-
fos,-Fsrsr end AgHe-Ssrers Cozgss ssi cOds-RleEl-
Faisg o af ls H1ir. Sc Sc. e, any
one which preparations prose oi great value 10 the
This hook viii he sent BY mail free Of postage the
rsesptoa Of its prce winch may s seat e. he = ey oi
Ostsge Stamps All orders Should b s9drsssssd 10
ap2a.aSwsma0l us sChambers street. n Y. City.
:. b. Barnes q Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
laai Plumling Works, Atwatsr Block are prepared
viii s-gs force Of s1Pereneed workmen doing even
toa Of Piunbias in the most thorough
he most 1e plans reasonable terms. and on shor
notice Irze stocks Of Fountains Of different styes Hnt
izes Bathing Tubs OF cast iron and wood lined Witl
inne6copasr steam heaters lead ard galvanized iroI
siRSs- al Piaisd CASKS Including the Paiea Selclo
ns Cocks recently introduced, WASH BOWS and AL KIND
work warranted m2s;dSStt
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school We ksep these books IN large qann-
tiles me stoe. IS nes @ an ~ so'' S'i''O- % " ii
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A hoD,s Classical Series.
Arnoisr. Classical series.
Authoa. Latin Distiouary;
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49,. Ev,,r-g.iv. ,l,rmsn Rs,isr
AsIerss Germa, Dietionaries; t2g
Bourdou.s Algeria;
BullionS' English Grsmmar;
p,,,,,,s e,,-,mr.srs- fl
Bsr,ni,s q. s. Hisar,.
p,,l.r,s S,liBS,.
Bovd's Rhetoric;
Billions Classical Series:
Colburn's Arlthmetlc:
Coyeu's Disest Of fEnziish Grammar;
Clsrk,s GRAMMAR;
Cornelis GeogrlphIssi 50
Cotton &Freh'sGeosTAphlssi %
CJulstock's Philosoph5i
COoPer's Virgil;
Crosoy's Greek GraHmarsi
Cutters Physiologies; C2l
CrIt,enden's Book Keeping;
Dzy'sAlsebra;
DIvies' Mathematical WORKS;
Fowler's English GramRsis
Fifeh's Physical GeosTzphy;
First Lessons in History
First Book II Eisiory'
Fssqasles French GRAMMAR
Greenleafs Arithai'tieSi
Greene's Gramm IS;
GoOdrieh's Pictorial Histories;
GnernseJ U S. History
Grsy's Chemistry
Gands' 'Gr1mnar-Germanaito leEra English;
Grays BotaHisss tO
Hilard's Readers;
hazsn's Speler and Denner,
HitchrOck's Geology;
HaTkness' Classical Series;
Johnson's Cieero;
Kaehhsr's Greek Grammar,
Legendre's Geomstry;
LOOMS Mathematical Works
Lowell Readers;
LyeIps Geolosies-
Ibssns's u s. History:
IiideH & Scott's Greek Lexicon;
BIaftisoa's As,ronony;
MoGuae, 3 Rsadsrs; C9
Necudey's New RsaaeHHfsl
sfandeviIle's ReaAers; i(5)
McOuffey's s. eIlsr;
AIitcheII's Geozraphi,s,-(O
McNaIloy's Geography,
Morssis Geozraphy;
Monfeith Biographies; 90
Bfitchsli's Outline Mans;
AfeChntoek & Crooks Firsi Latin Book.
MeClintoek L Crtoks' First Greek Book;
Meadows Frepeh pistiouarv.
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vi = r,b,,s,l,, Frsncb c.ramm.r.
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Pinpeo's Grammar: Is,
Peter P.rlevis Ceogrzphy:
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Parkeris Philo lav,
Pguer,s-Chemisia
p.iss,srss German Grammar.
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Pinney's French Readeri
T.,..l.,to.f II G t4i.to-v-
S-ee--93-
Quackenbos' English Composltlonf
Ravs'.zriti1u sttcs: tl)
-,
Robinson's Mathematics WORKS:
Robertsouisn system VITA Preach;
swans sDellsr:
| StOdcsrd's Arithmstics, t4l
| Smiths Arithmetic.
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PERsONAL.-SenatOrW WADE was at the Angler
House yesterday.
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IN A MOMENTl

Wnhou OBTAINING the Merchant from his business H
nan OF Fashion from his e1joymeuts the Matron from he
household duties
CHRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won eTul Chemical Counterfeit Of Natures Cdurin
Eluid
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E0R SALE-TKIIMRITLL M

nor SALE-TRUMBULL CO.
Il LARGE AND VALUABLE FARI-2fO Acre
with Dwelling Houses arg aud hnc Barn
Sheus and other farm build nss. orchards and 40
timber Soil andy loan and well l0cafed
EASI CLEVELAND-From uine acres OF land
AZ Option Of purchaser with good two stor Brick HO
haTn and large number Of fruit trees desirable prop
cry niles from toe Court House b. Euc IL Pank Road
EAST CLENELAND-z5 acres with Hou c, Barn n a
Orchard, m les trum and hort dsfa.ce from
the Eucid Plank Road VIII sell one-half OF the whole
o A 4 o 0 X n A n G Z -
TAVERN STAND Al a Station on one Of the primer
pal siroads from the city 40 miles distant large and
well ronstructed building and every conveLence with
acres Of land. Exchange improved farm
FULTON CO.-l60i cres the .-ir Line RR IRON To-
ledOr0 Chicago mile from station and and half
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
au22 Rraf Estate AGENTS.
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WIII Ii=Js7 TKTTH m COSIMAND ATTENTION,

To restore heal mus purify the blood Fevers,
without exception fron foreign matters having been
absorbed aud retsine the circulation. These causes
sickness nay produce inhuenzi Group, rheumatism
g0ut cholic OF 3 cough But BrandTeth Is Pills. simple,
potent and veg, be emSvee cause, and the cure fol
lows They the means Of ever5 day saving
many valuable lives. Prncps Ofhee, 2sl Canal street.
Brandreth BuiIiing New York Sold also by
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]. II. JOHNSON, n. D.,
HONROPATHIST

60 S' % K sss: ssSc: IA sfF Fl pSsS SSSsS :SSss
isble;diYs
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Ill1 LlOUnI- y JENNINGS. p SuDeTl0r 9.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-
ROUSE q JENNINGS.


EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE =
Il GOOD BUSINESS PROPEkfY-A lease Old we'll
logted N central part Of the cy. corner lot los by
LOB feet with good buildings The buildings with lease Of
and lOt or Western lands
A GOOD FAiM--About % miles from the Cry Plank
hosdo- acres with good h1us barn and OFcasrd with
yaIlely Of other fruit-so sandy loan and we'll wateted.
$40 peracre.
SIX ACRES-One mile west OF the city line on Plank
Road. Viii exchange FOR n faun.
DETROIT Sr.-Near State St.-IIouse and Lot-lOt IS
b. lss Tee with shade and fuit exchange for
farm.
ON LAKE SHoRE-l0 miles west Of tie eity-Forty-
two (i2l Acres, with small house and orchard aud
Of mbHr. To xchange for house ald lotOne West
side preferred
LORAIN .ST.-Good 2stnry House and Lst to EXCHANGE
ior a small farm
VACANT LOTS Two good lots on Garden 81, to sell
low for cash on time.
ROUSE & JENNINGS
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Rfal Gstale Anrnis.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
ms RAN
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street. up Stairs.
FOR RENT-A number of desirable
= OfflSES hooaiS-On superior street and Pub
a Good HOUSE LARGE LoT-on Kiasman street,
TWO STORY BRICK DwELLlNS-on Bond street
TWO STORY FRAME DwELLING-DeirOit STREET,
with Large lot-S2og-
ING GHoHSE-ven iocated-Wil Rent a part The whole
500 70 SsO0.
iul2s Real Estate md IasaraSes ESsuts
FOR SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
= SOrIASE-Eisht Rooms.gith god Lot, Barn, Ne.
FiFFY.EIVE EfI1Si:-sTI 1cREsmn ss-IE Prna
nlfLEEN ACRES-Four Inii es east cf the city
Superior CRY Lake SgssfoT-S eIchsnss or vacant io
a LARGE WELL FINISHED BRICK HOUSE, AND
ial9 0SA RssI SAEsistN EsiSis Ssc:pts
EOR SALE.-Vaeaut Lots-On Hud-
\ s9n Garlen Seville and Maple Sis- s5Hs very de-
STEAM SAW MILL;-l5 miles by R R. from the City.
II
GRISr SALTWATER PowER-whh a great f.l
and abundance Of water, Il miles ro the City : run of
slonfi god dam and buildings and machinery good
LAKE ST-Near the Car Shops. 4 one and a-half si6T5
&c ACRES-0ne mile from City line West, hy PLANK
ho5q Good sol One and ahalf story hou-c harm
| FOR SALE OK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROAD
miles from the Court House Seventeen land;
goo- soil and well cultivated, with nice cottage house
barn. orchard aud variety Of rut and shade trees;alsO
acres Of timber viii sell low ani receive pay IN
! considerable in oiher good properly
| FAkAAIAN Sf;-H0use and lot Sl,30. Exchange for
WlSCONSlNA large Of lands well situated 10
hange Tor goods ofvlrious kinds good CITY property
sell Or exchange for small house and lot near Supe1r
wARRENSvILLE-l2 Acres near The center. with
good house barn. orchard, Seto exchange Tor good
JUS ROUSE s JENNINGS. ss Superior 81.
| E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
ance Of II 90 miles b. from Clevsi.d a. near
Station IN god order and doing good business
"A ACRES-Near he Lake Sh re- niles from Eu Ia
Staou 1l rlch sandy loan; abuudance fruit Of all
STORE DWELLING and LoT-wel located in a de-
| CASE ANENUE-A cottage house with larsa and
hne VARIETY OF fruit trees and vines exchange
l5c SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
p ANY STOCK nd Vacant Lots exchlnge flr a snau n
rn near ths city, OF house aud lot welloe1tedln the
At EUCLID STATION 20 acres Of laud-soil black
choice fruit and some timber; two dwellings barns.
and never-taiing sprins Of w5ters and acres ! Of
ale ngr Of ts Satloni reh loany soil To exchange
| 10 ACRES IN WILLOOGHBY-On the Lake shore
Good so aud well improved with stream OF vater= and
| IRON CO.-Farm OF 10 acres II mile from R R
/ StailODi good new house and barr orchard &c we'll
property.
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DARKENs THE GREYEST HAIR,

OF replaces The red sndy tnse which detrcs much
om personal c0meliness with brilliant black or brown
The hues i7ats FAST CoLoRS. and never change
OF motte after exposure the In the raTdIty uni
urmy and certainty Of operation this Dye stznds alone
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair DresseIs JOSEPH
CmIsTADoRo Co., Nos AstoT Hoase, N. Y
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School Books,

T B.C0BB Il CO., RESPECTFUL
- LY ak the ieon Of Ieae1ers and Dealers 70 me
following s. bTacfng the most pJpu n and approved
school Books We ksep these books IN large Quaa
titles, the AMI IA good condton and or pfi
and teIlls -Ie Ielsola1le.
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5pffiaI Notitts.

n For Gas FiztEres and Fatug-AHPty
90 FeOo Ens1orth & Co., los and lOl Superior street
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GROVER AND BAKKR's FAN
mr SEWING MAcHEEs.-
The particular attention Of
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
.folIowing decided and un'
uis.skabls ADVANTAGES.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA
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MARsHALLs UTERINE cArHQLIcoN

Maishalrs Uterine Cathocou vii certainly cure all
the diseases for which Il Is recommends l."
There Is no medicine ike Il IN this country"
In the worst l have met with Marshalls 1
uterine Calholicon IS q am aud safe remedy.n
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ssq n,erieousGebe Se9e6rtdDtem

WeitereS User bic @pn8reb :
SibunQ ppm15. San. = Stan>
t u beerlnpete in 0an lsi1en don 9eilern
BON una mitaetbeilten Nntra9 AM GtllcbunS
elmer Seletts Committee, meld}e 81 ulterluden
bat, iple es lih nit pen $o7 600 psrbd't, mo
nit Die WSippleler MISUNDERSTANDING Company Die
BaiIiruna res GariII5 pon 1857 9elibert ba,
ben Jed. Gr ltele lelnen AntraB 10 lpdt, ia9te
6err Stauton, neil ct 9ebOIft, iolae Wtt9sit-
Der, peide lenen 1arltt b:9linlttSten, pliroen
Die Sniti1tipe in Der Sade er9reIfe1; ca oies
aber niht 8sideben, 10 milIe ersnun pCrange-
ben. Burlingame: Die Wlirpe unOSbre
pes SauieS erforoern Die Nnua9nle oeg Antrl.
se8. Senrn Winter Davis: Gle
pmrelIe, unp 5war per malItl6ie unD lii5neriiAe
3bell o~erlelteu babe li1 Cer 0elhihte berelte
benlddtlst frellll braute man llb unl IolAe
| Stmnmen telnen Osut gu betlmmerl. Aber
aud} pcn Selten Der offiSlelen COMMITTEE, mel
dye pie Mn9els8enbeitsn Der banferrtt 9ywcrces
men Wiipplejer Dtaul actutln9 Srmpalp unter=
lnhte, leien 2lrtla9er 9enladt noroen oleIelbe
babe ndmlid in Den SiiAeru Der Company Ell
men mplteri6len Yclten 9efinoen, mCrhaA $751;
1000 bebui8 bet DurGleeunS oeS &arl1f5 BON
1857 au89e9eben wurpen. D'ele @nredun9
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