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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

The Southern Contsdsracy, of Atlanta,
Ga, has been executed by the sheriff. I'M
happy omenl Most unpatriotic sheriff. Gan
such sherifFs be, on Southern soil, and over.
come Southern Confederacies like a summers
cloud without our special wonder2 The
Southern Coafederdcy originated the system
of classification OF Northern merchants into
White and Black Lists. Its editor, DR.. Ham
bleton, was the Linnaus of the New York
dealers in the Southern trade, classifying
them as. white or black, according to their
politics. He lived for some time on this
branch of natural history, at New York
hotel, and astonished his stomach with good
victuals and free drinks, and exchanged his
Atlanta slop garments for good clothes.
But this was too bright to last long. And
now he's gone. The luxurious living of the
North only relaxed his system and untitled
it TO endure its normal condition. Perhaps
he has returned to the practice of his pro-
fession. If SO, he will sufficiently avenge
his own wrongs on those who failed to sup
port his Southern C5afederdcy, and there is
no need Of our'assistance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

The readers of the Commercial were yes
telday notified TO prepare to glow this morn
ipg, by the following Sensational, an
nouncement, quadruple- leaded
I've will publish complete, in tomorrow $
papeT, the brave and splendid speech for the
Union, made by Charles Anderson, ESQ. at
tho Alamo, Texas, TO a meeting called by
seces5ionists 1t is a speech that will thrill
the heart of the nation. The man whose
blood will not glow in its fiery eoquence is
co1stitpuoually a reptile and fit for
treason
The man who does not glow, may know
thereby that be is eonstitutionally reptile,
ard fit fer treason, which is the constitu-
tionai habit of reptiles.
Inasmuch as the Ga5ete readers had their
glow yesterday, they will have cooled down
20 reptilian torpidity by the time the Com
mercial reaches them; and will, therefore,
be fit fer treason, unless they can "get their
second wiSd'-to use a pugilistic phrase.
This glowing twenty-four hours after time,
would be rather protracted heat.
Tie Commercial had better make virtue
Ofits slowness-as it is about the only virtue
it has-and charge the Gazette with putting
the speech in type on Sunday. When papers
grow stupid they usually fall back on
orthodoxy.
We have discovery in natural history.
Reptile will hereafter be defined thus A
featherless biped, constitutionally inclined to
treason, with a procliyity for stratagems and
spOils
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
NEWPORT NE WS.

MAYoR's OTrIcE.-Jacob Mahan, for being
drunk and disorderly and abusing his wife
was yesterday fined So and costs.
Valentine Aureden, for whipping his "bet-
ter halG" was fined $50 and REQUIRED to give
bonds in the sum of 800 to keep the peace.
Tim Ryan, for like ofiense was also fined
$50, and compelled to give security in the
sum OF SlO0 to keep the peace.
Wife-N hipping appears to be mania in
this city.
Luke Cartwright, for cutting a mans coat
with knife, was fined $l5 and costs. Luke
was on spree, and could find no better em-
plOyment.
An ATToRNEY PLACED IIoRs DU COMBAT.
Last evening, about half-past six o'clock,
two well-knoWn citizens, O professor and an
attorney, engaged in a fight in the vicinity
of York and Belleview- streets. The major
lawyer was knocked out of time by the
professor, and called Justify for help.
The effects of the battle are one black eye
and bruised head, on which there are marks
of science and a poker. knowledge is
power which, together with some of the
Benicia Boys science, accounts for the Ma
jOr's punishment. The affair grew out of an
unpalatable epithet applied to the Professor
by the lawyer, which the former gentleman
did not relish, and which resulted in placing
the lawyer hors du combat.
School EXAMINATIONS. - Yesterday the
schools under the supervision of Miss Ma
rata, Miss Williamson, Miss Carnahan, Miss
Craig, Miss CHM and Miss Lindsey passed a
creditable examination. The scholars in
these departments are of minor class. The
rooms were filled with parents and visitors,
who were greatly pleased with the efforts of
the little ones. To-day the schools under
the instruction of Miss Bodley, Miss McCo-
mas, Miss Alexander and Miss McConnelJ
will be examined. The parents are partic-
ularly requested to be in attendance.
KENTUCKY SHooTIYG CLUB.- This Club
will have shooting match on Christmas, a
short distance back of Newport near the
Licking River. A large number of pigeons
have been secured, and every thing arranged
for an interesting match. On Eew-year's
Day fifty. dollar gun will be shot for, on
the same grounds.
ATTEMPTED SUIoIDR.-A woman named
Mary Manger attempted suicide, by taking
! laudanum, on Sunday night, but the dose wal
too large, and resulted in no serious couse.
quences. No cause is assigned for the deed
ALARM OF FTRE.-An alarm of fire wa
sounded yesterday morning, caused by tht
burning Of chimney on the premises Of Mr.
d. II. b. Coffin, on Madison. street, betweeI
Saratoga and East-row.
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Our dispatches contain various prescrip-
ticns FOR the Union: irritants, counter
irIitants, anodynes, cathartics and emetics.
TIE poor old Union is like to fare badly with
all this physicing. The South Caroline
Secession Convention has broken out into the
smallpox. The crisis of the disease is al
ways thought to be over when it becomes
eruptiyei therefore, we may reasonably ex-
pect that South Carolina will be more
comfortable soon. A tendency to eruptions
is constitutional with her.
Thurlow Weed proposes to take slavery
out of politics, and transfer the irrepressible
conflict TO the people of the Territories, and
let them scratch each others eyes out.
Seward Is supposed to be implicated. Since
the election tfere is no further use for
slavery in politics, and it is to be turned out
to grass in the wilderness.
Ben Wade has applied a blister to the
diseased part of the Union. This treatment
used to be regular, but has given way in
modern times to mild practice, which relies
chiefly on nursing.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

CapItntiOn and DecaPitniiOn-C Councilman
InI,,,ainnss q NV tn nnmnat IN Il nnsn..

CapitatiOn and DecnPitnIiOn-C -COuuc iIman n
JOhnstOn's Reply to n Request to II esign.
To AessrS Martin, FdnSdnt, Keeler, Hukiu
ond EStett, Committee appointed al Meet
ing held Saturday eUeniRq, December Is.
1860 IN the Fourth Ward:
Having been the recipient Of
several very flattering notices for the past
few days, which emanated from very peculiar
sources, | shall not attempt to reply to You
explaining my position, but will defer it for
n few days. / will therefore very briefly
reply to your very extraordinary request:
l. Being possessed of Democratic princi-
pies, recognize the right of instruction, but
not OF dictatioD, by my constituents, and
having received instructions from numerous
Of my constituents 10 vote as l did, besides
| it being my honest conviction, l felt justified
in my vote.
2. From the purport of the resolutions |
should infer that the second one was the one
intended to apply to my case, as it requests
my resignation. If it had been the only
resolution, | think the object of the origi-
DatoTs OF the movement would have been ac-
complished, as it is well known that the
present divided state of the Democracy of
the Fourth Ward would render the return of
a Democratic representative to Council ex-
tremely doubtful. ~
find there was one resolution omitted
which was intended that, in case of my nom
compliance with either the requests, was
to be notified could not live in the Fourth
Ward; but | as am no secessionist, would
have unhesitatingly declined the very
modest request presume it is fresh in the
memories of most of you, the Committee of
One Hundred appointed to request the
Mayor Of the city to resign his seat for per-
forming an act of duty his Judgment die
tated. 1t is well known how said meeting
was gotten up and how many are there now
would justify the indignity then offered to
the Mayor?
Such, think, is fair illustration of the
present case, the meeting being gotten up
and conducted without any intimation to
me. But knowing full well you may think
wiser and better in the future, suppose |
must pardon you for the recent notoriety you
have brought me into.
Instructions being democratic, dctation
autoeratic, and, as | consider / received the
former previous to my late vote, and the
latter from you, I am compelled to decline
your requests.
Having Inherited true Democratic princi-
pies, | have no hesitation in assuming the
responsibility.
Yours, with respect,
G. W. G. JOHNSTON,
Trustee of Fourth Ward
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fei'h emo power in Il; and then viii be full
filed in him the Scripture promise, that
'the fervent, efTectual prayer of the right
eous man avRileth muchD
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
And stin They Come! !

ct. LOUIS. OCTOBER @, 1850. aIR.
send Us 120 dozen Of your EXCELSIOR FLUID
CUPPLEs 4 MARsDEN,
Wholesale Dealers.
Fay's Tabs and Tags for sale. deis-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

FIeHTISe. = VIM. Marshall and Silas
Holmes, for engaging in afisticuff, were each
lined, the former 50 go. the latter So 60.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
Fistula in Ano Treated

Wy DIR. VIM. OWENS, WITHOUT THR
~ KNIFE or Lisature, by new, simple and peon-
liar method OF treatment, discovered BY hiinssla
about eight years ago, aud which has been 40
tended with complete success in eVory case. Df.
OWENS has been citizen Of Cincinnati DE the
last twenty hNe years, AZ the afflicted has
the above is no humbug. For further tntorma-
toni apply at bis Office and residence No. so WA
Seventh st, Cincinnati. oc30
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

Owing to the UNPRKCEDENTED SUCCESS we
have met with for the past year, we have greatly
increased our stock of BOOKS and JEwELRY, and
are now prepared TO offer greater Inducements
than ever. We sell all our Books at the lowest
prices known to the retail trade, and give, at time
of sale, A FINE PRESENT, WORTH FROM
FIFTY GENTS TO ONE HUNDRED DoLLARsl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

WTETTER TETTER! TETTERl
CLIRFOE VALLEY, CLINTON Co o..
December 2, 1850.
MIR SOLON PALMER-Dear Sir: have beon using
your Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, for letter, and II
Ia the only thing that can got that does me any
good. L am out Of il, and oaa not got it. Oan you
''Hu INV ''"''' ~ JOSEPH DODD.
This Lotion Is not only the best thing in the world
Eruptions Of the Face and eyery Kind Of OutaneOns
Disease, wherever located. Prepared only By
BOLOh PALhlEk,
Perfunery and Fanily medicine Depot,
No. SO West fOurth-5t.,
Aud for sale by Druggl5ts generally. de-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

GHOICE GROCERIES,. = FAmILIBS
" supplied IN quantities 70 suit, at AARON a.
GOLFERS, 31D aud 391 Mains dsia
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

no YOU WANT TO SILL ANY THINGt
~ Advertise in the DAILY PRESS, and YOU will
have buyers In abundance. The PRk5a hAA ths
IarGest olroulatlOsd = tha eitI.
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CHRISTMAS TO ALL

The " Magnolia Dancing Club" will give I -
GRAND SOCIAL PARTY, at Pixies OPP -
era-house, on CHRISTMAS EVE, December my
"a, 1850; All lovers Of Dancing are most re-eT
spectfully invited. -
Tickets 81, which can be had at the door ou the
deis,g' JOHN C. RATTERM ANN, sec'y.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

Our columns contain call, heavily in
dotscd by The business men of this city, for
a Union meeting on Wednesday.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
Holiday Gifts.
Wines and Liquors.

w HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE IN
w the purchase Of our Liquors, which have beea
selected expressly for mediomal purposes.
ALBERF ROSS, Druggist,
del6 s. w. cor. Central-av. and Eightk-st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

RoBBERY.-A man named Thomas Watson
had his pocket picked of SAT, and a lot of
valuable papers, at the Union meeting on
Satui day nipbt last.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

BB- JoRN HUST AND the HoLIDA1s. = Families
making preparations for the Holidays, are notified
that JoHN HUNT 5O4 Central at is prepared to fur
nish mihce cemeat Of quality unequaled in the world
for the Holidays. He has Just received supply Of
venison and beef tongue which no intends to make
mince-meOt Of to suit the people. Look out for
"JoHN" during the coming week. dels-f+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

James Adams, James Holt, John M. Casey,
=. ". Foley, Fred. WISE c. B. Sanford, d.
DeGarmo, J. d. Willis, N. B. Duke, w m.
Merriwealher, o. Dloomall, N. D. Hunter, VI.
Shinkle George @. Tarvin, DR.. ]. q. Fox,
Ben. Z. Hall, James Arnold, Carey T. Allen
II. O. Timberlake, r. II. Perry, A. P. Sand
ford, Thomas II. Kennedy, Wash. Cleveland,
Jacob Kyle, Joseph Rich, DR.. A. H. John,
q. A. Yates, r. 3. Broaddus, ]. O. Savers,
Squire Coleman, James Winston, SEN, VIM.
Reddiekl VIM. II. Pye, Samuel +. Roberts,
Squire Mullins 79---.ll
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

The Union rs Comfortable Ms Conld be
Expected.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

&~-SS ING the time has fully como for the
eiuzeps u Oineinnetl and Hamilton. County to ex
ptefn their opinions upon the public events now
tending 20 ripture Of our Union aud the breaking
up q eytty form Of Roycrnment in our country,
hereby fccommend the Mayor Of this city TO call q
meeune Of Union men, Irrespective of party, in
tnis sy a. county, at an early day, to take into
consideration measures by which their influence
can be felt and their voices heard in the present
crisis, which portends disaster and ruin to our
best interests, identified with those Of our beloved
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
SOOTCH AND IRISH WHISTLES.
MADAME ALWIN.

s ALL PERSONS WISHING TO
~ know their future prospects,; can have
them correctly stated by Madame ALVIN, at 1862
Fourih-st., cvrneI Il Elm, whore sho may be con-
suited on all mattert concerning love, MARRIAGE
courtships Law matters business affairs; and viii tell
the name Of the lady OF gentleman they viii marry;
also the name Of he1 visitors. del6-f"
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HOMIE INTEILIEsr.

- Clothing renovated and repaired, 50 4. Third.
Wv A. A. ETsTER, Clocks, wstohea and Jswelry,
aos. 3ls and 27I Central-syenue.
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0icimuSer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SR SeIradt Gee r9atrIlttt sSrutrS, mas u T TN rouit h,-
ace ~itru5IaprS RaIr,n M@em tsrise ctrdten hmm man aaI MOT
iArtTe Curaiien, le cas- eel eNtNIl!ug WetGnppelreJ an liz l,,
eamoeS IN srTba!mpnGbtStr aStpc rea rtR Etr auSsLldbta ca
N1s'wtn nre Ger .tIiiItI lttcen na lib eurn dnpere Yprb TT.
l1tnren ScHmatIaEi9uCn ~tuue1eStn rLe. Na~ at,pr n,,te
rsrbIsrFt I'D IN nRrrm EaGpe spR Sabr ~ slabr l4tps, une ,rt..
nat leIbeS 6urtc, 10 wuc !eIoer Srpitra erua Stur etntcbm,n.
rsnt snn ren 0itnR e'ILCnfTbStn. Gem ~. Gus rnb tailen M
rrtGttlNssrn ~ lrrtdtn, tN ltiS lWt Inaet Gptrr tur las eSrIi
prrtrH. 5n Stit1'pI tllr A4dilGWtn III sUe pelle, nae mai.
bnM tdnn, Gle Aoirt!>SoHiIi-iIon III i9rem nrrmaeW .5ulIint 81
sfbalth, phNt Ole SeptnstrNTi ~ sriay,ptr. 81 ekisAl uEoc Dul
/. Z NOtiur sr SNrArlrof
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VIRGINIA
@ciS Sicr ,Sruucrci
rpn
Gbs. Stnars.

Surth psrlSnlits 5intaufe i'm Isreen Sin ia in
cen Stane 9eleet. nrintn 4ethrtrn Runptn sis sor.
'u1llfess Eager Der tehtn Gisarren icper. .:rt unp sSus.
l,tat 81 auSnsbmtIreiis %tiIlisen preileu cfe.tren m
trnnsn. @lritafaas e~mpfeblt i'd mtin pehiadurtirt,a
ea3er pen Saut-. Sda- nne Stbnupi 5ahaf. pi,if,u
aaer Nrt ano ienitist Artifsl; bic in tintH &ia.rr,n.
0eltaft sepobniih aeiutbt icerpra. lin tine o,f5ni,
"nl''9t ls'nes Saa'rs tiittt y. 8Sfcnfelb,
glp. la Erpapare
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R~isirrr-sistr! .Nltircr-p.,ert
y. Scsscr

Nr. 33 @aihirraFe, ,m,itrn Ter Is u lie
eatt tn srevts sassr ftriistr StrTtn- unp !guassu- sI,,h,, rr -
luu' eM kSSe Sdn7n, es Gs etm kti,tx fran;:Fiten Im. w. ~
,;ltrt;s ine. wv o''' s~
alnt rtrlSnltftn Sutauf antr in urtu o,ibsi, ,irssJ,.,,>.,
Steht PHI 'n IN Zen Stane stieei. Guhpnero rim ,sr,n,,;.ss ~
lS''mpsht rr'iIitssn, une ntrsn, meint aeebrts, srrsfw An; ~ ~
Yrrrapttitt nue yNli, e bsejt:.. """'h ai ess
@ SenntauS -erditii TIN srcsss paoer ~ ..,,,,. 49,,
!ttsen'n Sa!stutern, 1Sittniaterr, S,,astrs n,, IN na,s,h nns
"'' "'" ~ StbtT,
Se. 81 3fa,r,rae.
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NEW MARKET HOTEL,
Ode Der 6teR uno Maribaujtr.. Jilbnnpn

Ter" re:ttneta yubittlr; 'ptto risleS ncu sinesrt btets 5e.tl &,
"hs ~tmefo9lsa. @ietDhuIS crLribtt Ia - !nfsrlus1etsr IN
eA5 tieNge NubiitIN III Cttarsn DE .hr,ga,I -. 10
IItft;ier Nptdie freuneltbu stajdiapel, Ipciet6f nai ix,o DOS M
tdeeItir uhe loalu9t rTf!'tGGIIsd. nttt u9p.t0aMeaptr MOI
mug rrDGl wpA ST GrtIbefc= II. b6us1s.
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Meust @earOinsvauS unp vaaerbier. 9EirtbItoit.

NeusF SearoinsDauS unp Hassrbicr.9 EirtblhaIt.
Yer untrrjeiGnete bat III Der l7ten Strass, benz
6llhntartt 9esennber, elm neues Sndd= u. Soarpina.
oanS sronnet, ols er ittnen Sreunpen une Dem pu.
plttum I'M Aasemcinen beltens smpfebfi.
Sn Dem Sdrreom pteles men ein9eridteten 6aufee
lino fstS Getrdnts alsr art .:up bsi.st Oualttat AZ
eaben. Defenders srnpfebr: atsr Gin @las SUITES saasr.
Btr u. Diotou
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o. II. CHALKLEY,

~ = Il
3aneler BON Sepsr Rao Spub- 5ncnas, 3mports.r
pom IranScNidbcH Staiblseer,
IL. Ctr. ,wiicbsn 0tain ii. Sars, Rtsmcup, pa
D.utiH,n SbIbmadbe - HeUc brs s~eaidnoisft afcrt rte gaar,
sen eepsr aaer 4rt oslisns smpFOpIsn. Dtitlbtn Knptn ca.i sit III.
sItt5 ause III tsrtm t5ehDaft npibtge @ertSeus, pic 1. a. f{,npinss,
t.Hlsn &C., axe Sorieg apptss II. I. 10 Hu0 eor .. tierr mo
Suteineera sb albi ipsrasHoe ytotr Ut sIei5faas ,cs, leiS.
aht oItit Arits! psrosn gfsen Bar oe:r suit Yapitee 6iataff
pertauft. uGI
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Sartcn. Ni,ttidait in Ynthsrtpmn

Ter Undergraduate erlaubt ltb ie mn Tuanbtn NIB Benz ss'a,nn
ten 9uhlttuIh ole Nn,stSs III matcu haE sy at 9net ron Yalhrr.
isr9n ste tSariei~s " irtplssarr crpHnst BAL. ra xrf. iiagnaeR isse
Err cne belttr S-ua.i iat. ineselpart,c ant Gin &5ae ashien itibu
'npprIIrifn Hbstnpsin tem tb Der Sasenc III Sl.50 attaie) III
Sabsn nne. gu flrnReliaenl Ntiut Iaptt sin Nrbn @Gllrr.
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3 ne. ;. ID II

u uH4 J. 10 fIIon,
SmporitmC unp paieitr ron
SrSRsieS, 9Slnc. Gnl:ts, ytums unp NbssiS,
S.tadc uno Siydrreu,
80. 1874 GGrrGrdBt, NiUmpnp, va.
III TeErtT Stor IuS Sprrve S2ircerul, babe Id acuerrSrtis
l9,yeRbc ArlSt,, en tp neurn prutlhen Nunetn tsucne cnrIrp-
isA tam: Sc9n1e, hrGtle rp Sait:ae Yranbtts, brQauei-
lntn Slu, 9ameIta %gm, Seoiib ue 1r,ib g%3bistts,
III =, Spcyype, Marsud- uuo %ldlaJa. W sin. -
4Ot Sss. 4cuWI. uac Sbp 2BbUsEev,
8G DO grIuep. @n uRe sweet S9cin,
~ bp Din Apple Srunrp.
h Sc anp.lrtrn Ny. rNtiStsa Cex = Sabre el,,
90 DO creditor &se UAiStc9 {. In'iat, IL aue,ntscr
pIraI bIg),
SO Jtbrtt GSanTGsR I, pprileiid tSprtcr.
9Iaret, Sautsrnt uno lcees Deiasr 2rftns, Surdtae. auE,uef
Suinwulfeg Hre &sipntb; Nunpoa MAD Tublln Nprt,r Srnts,
die; aGte odpIpa GiyaIrsn,
DaNiene FUR o5 MIR ltsibsr seitenftr 3utraueu. bpTe id surs,
pnntttne GueTanruh9 ala Iuln~9c pdnrIst GMp rrncrsia Mi
al eybaiten. Tptr i. HirIlpu.
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Nemticbe IrIdbtc!
.saecb WuHp,rsbsims

Sntcb WuRDtrEbelmer,
&c. 4 Maiuitrsse. nabe am qlten Ofarft.
''lAUot fs BEN btatintn pusiitag. uanasailitb baasirausr, BIZ.
arg, 4 III niaGen, eas tr ea 4 ,er aua hsutthsa Srad,e tdlt.
als: .3peitbtS, steerr, &ilbtn, Srel.u, ain,en, aas 2rien sup.
xnfrutt. sslanetfft 3iusst. Sbpetssr> uRe, Hamburger Rah,
Satssuss sSS'eias, Ntii&t eestlbtn. etuil@e a1eiHe, stastztan!e
0r19is, sns Arfsn Clnoiss, Gtsdrrta &c. ,G, DsIdt 4riisi olrislt<
tint9TcD @rett YrrtauiL
Ma- Gun eutss Btas assert;er rue fpahist gYfsiSrao,u N,s
eateibtt g!ei&tdQs IL T0w 5tu Ia satea. uHb ided a. Htisiaevs
Ssfu4s fsahest@0 .9ttss S1xt rssNu
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g. II. GRAVES

SeHlf hne Stan pdlnter mt @lSfrr,
Srase, ~iptfdtn Srcab, INC Gira1,
,8.dmpne, IA.
IHt IN tisie SrfanfieEptise tinlDlaacnee 9rs,ikn. Gs,pi, o,,db
nrdnlna, Rerbiins uno Oalsu ven Stubtn &C.. rtrstn idrel
5tlys tMe Btlgmdfrpa e%uesrfubrt. I'm iaplrsi1e auhraue bittt,
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s'iB,rt; iJtntpualthti bdrtcr lge,ai ssapueI. II, vn,s~,i,;N-
ltpt Sn.tuisteil. am M nieius Z ,pu tsu ae,nT,o ,r,rn, 90 r,S
az ~ S."fp, p,'s eaptrsdfkrtn S.br. Ra IA Zen necyisitn
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p.a n'sV.'snsn tssFtrrttien. SGrtfsrstsn nssii prsisiuts
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h'm"'H n"ef' nno Gag Go a'it irsutn rrise, rsbt VI,
ritnsh ,u forntn.
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6unsnm II. !. NJ, etcnio 6satsrSIas IN itber osrcpc une SsueiitS.
FUR Aunitmater mo Gieebatcr Won MLlsrel unt Ssttu,n siut srpe,
AIspabl rel helicn 9Gteralch.