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Tribute Of Respect.

Ai1pulo VI IebpeCC
regular communication of Roslin Lodge,
n A. F.. hl.', October the 18th, a. l..
5s ,e following preamble aud resolutions
eas. it has pleased Almighty God in his
a'iwiseF Providence to remove from us, in the
prI'n. ";''a aud usefulness our brother Dir. Il
Il. BELL, and while we would bow with r.sir.
nation to this mysterious dispersa,iou of Divine
Providence, VIC csunot but monrn our broth
crs ceati ss u sad loss TO this community, and
to our Lodge, Of which he was a member, a
worthy brolher. BE it then resolved, as q t,iL.
ute OF respect,
, list. That in the death of our brother DR. II.
L. BELL the whole community has lost use
ful citizen, aud lt,slin Lodge u valuable and
efficient member une ever devoted to the inter
est Ut the order; and esteemed for his uif.i..
manly and courteous bearing tow ards the brclii-
reu Of the fraternity.
2nd. That we deeply sympathse with tho
bereaved relatives of our deceased brother thus
called tn mourn The loss Of one endeared to them
by every tie Of affection
Bird. That blank leaf in our minute book be
inscribed to his memory, aud that we wear the
usual badge OF ofmQnrnng for thirty days.
4th. That the furniture Of the Lodge be irapel
Ill mourning for elk months.
alh This preanGl. and these resolutions he
published in The Abbeviile Banner and hade.
pendent Press. and that copy Of the same be
sent to the family Of the deceased.
VIM. A. GILES, w. n.
TmEoP. BAKER, Sec'y
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/. PUBLIC NOTICE.
A superintendent and Teacher

OF LETHE SCHOOL
TN this District will lie elected on the Sc.
Il COND day Of November next, 'by the
Trustees. The Salary Of the Superintendent It
is $500 per annum; and 4kjmseif and family,
if his family is small. are provided with boar.
ding and lodging. For further particulars ON
this point. apply to The Secretary. Ills duties
ere TO sprerintsnd. Manage, snd Gpyesn 4be
Pup,ls and Farm. in nceoag anc e..swith such
directions as be may, from time WI &(ehe, rs
eaiYe from the Trustees The SSafhtT Of ths
Eeecher; is &40o, per annnn. and heis provided
with boarding and lodging 1t the School. He
ia TO- perform the usual duties .of, a schoolr6ss.
ter, according, to the Instructions he may,
from tune TO time. reeeiyeffro the Trus$ees
Applications for eithero thesabose Offices.
ststirE RaEs ieularly, the .rg. bsrsand. sges Of
the eiiidrsn 81 the applicants fsrt6s 0fiiee oi
,supsFdntaad must be .hsndsd tpethe sseee;
tary at Abbsyine Prasious slsddsll
'si..s q sf.ss .rtJe Jes TH0 S.s,x I,
Oct. IL, 1860. 25, 3t Sss.:.4s.i
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MINIITE MEM

AT meeting of the Abbevil'e MinutS Men
on Saturday last, Constitution and Bylaws
were adopted. anj the following Officers of the
Company elacted: JAMES 81. PERRIN, Captain
JAMES c. CALHOUN, lst Lieutenant; JSo. G..
EDWARDS. Cd Lieutenant; JNo. 6. WILSON, Sd
Lieutenant.
The Association is entirely military, without
any political affiliations
The Constitution and Bylaws provide for
weekly and monthly drills Of the Company
The "Blue Cockade' has been adopted as o
badge to be worn at all parades.
Such arms are to be provided a. the Com
rany shall i rect
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Iifa Mamharz

Those who have not paid their annual dues
OF Sl.uo, vii! take notice that the l 7th inst.
was the last day of grace for payment. Tho
Interest arising from this fund annual, il ali
the iounds we have to pay for Tie Premiums
When it Is all paid in it will still lack SOM,
SEQ of paying for the Premiums. So we an
peal 10 every Life Member to cone forward
promptly and pay the small pittancc, witllou
further notice. Those who fail to pay by Sui,
Day in November next, their note will bccom,
forfeited to The use of tho Society, and will b,
put in suit for collection
Ey orderof the Executive Committee.
w. G. DAVIS. Sec'y.
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OUR DISTRICT FAIR.

We publish elsewhere in part the Premium,
awarded at our LATE Fair The Fair was q
great success and reflects honor upon the pub
lie spirit and enterprise Of our District
The number in attendance on Thursday was
between four and five thousand persons, and
the receipts were rroportionately large.
A collection was taken up in behalf of the
Society and in the midst of much enthusiasm
several hundred dollars were soon raised
The success of the Society is thus assured.
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THE POLITICAL CRISIS

Leading Statesmen throughout the country
seem TO have arrived at the conclusion tha, the
election Of Lincoln isipevitaby certain. Such
IL sad to be the opinion of prominent Douglas
md Breckinridge men in New York City, ard
we see 1t stated that the same CONCLUSION is Id
by Mr.. Ynbce5, who has had the best oppor.
tunities for observation during his recent tour
in the North Theresalt has been long felt
to depend upon the issne of the contest in
New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and
aimee the recent detection in Pennsylvania, the
eyes OF all have been turned to Now York. "a
the last stronghold Of conservatism. But the
same causes which carried over Pennsylyaria
to the enemy will likely ensure q Black Re-
publican triumph in New York. to wit: the
the distraction of the. Democratic party. and
the traitorous detection Of the Douglas men.
According the abatement Of the -HsralS there
is reason to believe, THAT for twelve months
past, the Douglasites have been playing into
the hands Of the Black Republicsns It seems
then that Seward spoke not witbout good as
suraucs, when he olaimed majority of GO. .ooc
for the Republican party in New York, snd
this too when the combined ,elsments of tbs
Opposition. stnoun. TO mejority..of 4B,0ot
votes ~
With the election Of Lincoln come. .,,e in
auguration Of troublous times, the sigus., o
which are already portenton.r Goy, sgis.hs.
called an Extra SessioRsof OR Lsgblstprs ab,
the purpose Of 'elscting PrssidaDtist Electors
and in case Of necessity Of providing for th.
Safety Of the statA.S Alabans bas anthosissi
it, Governor 70 cali a State Coasentiol in essi
Of the Election of BiseE Rspubliean Rresi
dent Virginia win hold % Extra Session .
Lsgislaturs. and vs snpposs thss extra sssslSb
Of tie Legislatures Of nearly Ill ths s6nshsrr
statss willie convened IA caAs Of the slsstie,
ofa Black RepubIican: ,@s;:
Andthsn. should two Or zsfs EsassstFesoi,,
to ssssds we WIN hove . "soafSsfp pCssssSsss
ey.- "ssss' 81
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SIS REWARD.

TNIIE Subscriber will nay the above Reward
L Tor the apprehension aud dsliv cry into
the ia il OF Abbevle. y NEGRO MAN named
w A s M
And owned by x. e C"wAS, Of Alabama.
The said Negro is about 80 years Old. very
stout and likely weighs about l75 or so lbs.
HssSs a BLACKSMITH by Trade and a
FIDDLER. and is very fonI of rlaying for
dancing parties. He is probably in Anderson
District, passing himself for fee Negro
S. G. COWAE.
Oct. 90, 1860, 26, At.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR


SupERrSrEH DENTS OFEtcE, e. d c. Il. II.
Colunibia, Oct "a, 1850 I
Visitors to The State Agricultural Far, to be
held at Columbia, commencing or Tuesday
18th November next. will he passed over this
road, for ONE FARE, on Saturday, Monday,
Tuesday ard Wcdn csday.
. RETURN TICKETS will he given, good for
'nny day to, ard including Saturday. 18th of
November And Stock and all articles IN
TENDED FOR EXHIBITION, will he trans.
ported at the owners risk. free OF Charge
For this purpose, special train will leave
Greenville on Saturday, November 10th. at s
o'clock, a. m.
Persons wishing to avail themselves Of this
privilege, are reminded of the necessity of Civ.
ing notice at Least One Week Before
hand, of the quantity and character of the
Stock to be shipped.
Attendants travelling with Stock will be ex.
Pectcd to pay ONE FARE
Agents along the line will be notified of the
,time Of the arrival of the Stock Train at their
Stations
Up Freight will be charged on all articles
purchased at tie Fair.
Not more than One Bale Of Cotton to
each Planter will be allowed on sucI, conditions
e F.. RAwORTH,
T. * Genl Superintendent
QuEsY.-Have you seen that big fndian IN
another column boiling Rooss Barksand Leave.
for the Cherokee Remedy3'' %.
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Episcopal Church.

The New Church Edifce Of this congrega-
ton will he coprecratcd to the Service of Al.
mighty God on Sunday Nov. 18th, the Rt. Rev.
Bishop DAVIS, officiating. The Sermon OH
that occasion will be preached by the Rev. Pro-
fessor BAhNwELL, Chaplain of the South Carroll
na College. number Of clergymen will be in
attendance, and Services held for several duyr
previous. The community and public generally
invited to attend service on the day OF Con-
sccraton, to commence at 10 O'clock, q. m.
Seats free.
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LIME! LIMEI LIME !

TNliE Subscriber takes this method Of in form.
4 ing the pnblic generally. that he has, aud
expects to keep constantly on hand, a good
supply of the best Southern Made Lime. at
Arho!fs Old Quarry. one mile. qfseui, Pinson 8
Ford, or the Free Bridge, on ssts'la River,
which hc offers fer sal le ut the following prices ::
Any amount under 100 buai,els. 33t cts per
bushel, over that amount 30 cts per bnshel.
Terms Cash. { j. g. RASOR.
Mt. Ga)laher, Lanrens Dist, s. c. Oct. 2G. l2m
sY- The Lnupensrille Herald will plcuse cory
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eEWIEG MACHINE.

All who are in want of good Sewing Ma
chine would do we'll to call at our Office We
"re prepared 10 furnish Grover & Bakers,
l. 81. Singer d Co.'S. or Smith l. Englishs Md
chimes at less than New York Cash Prices
The Sewing Machine is one of the necessities
Of tho as", and no family should bo without
one. Oct. 26, 1860, &c, If
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a CALL FOE MINUTE MEN BY THE EXEC.
UTIVE COMMITTEE.

The people are respectfully invited to assem-
ble at the various times and localities herein
mentioned for the purpose of forming compa.
mes OF Minute Men to form a Regiment
The Committee would further say that this
move is utterly void of any political ting..-
Tho object simply to prepare to defend our
selves ard our Institutions whether from in
surrection at.home, or aggression from the
North:
AT Cokesbury, Friday. 2eth Oct.; 1860.
Caihoun's Mills. Saturday, 27th Oct.
Hradly's, Tuesday. 3Oth Oct.
Lowndesville. Wednesday. slst Oct.
Due West, Thursday, LIST November.
wicklitf' 3 or JohDsons, Friday, Cd Nov.
:, There VIII be present at each meeting. gen.
tion.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
Chairman Ex. Com.
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ToWEsEND'S PAMPHLET.

We have received a copy Of this able pam
phlct entitled. The South Alone should Gov.
erL the South" 1t should be in the hands of
every Southerner. The argument is clear,
cogcnt and convincing. The facts are incon-
trovertble-ihe conclusions irresistible
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J. FOSTER MARSHALL.
Chairman Ex. Com.

We are pleased to state that companies OF
" Minute Men" have been organized at Able.
vile Court House, Greenwood and Ninety.
Six.-Ep.
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ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE.

We have received the November number Of
this popular monthly, with its usual interesting
EnriofH
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HAMBURG, Oct, % 1850

CHARLESTON, Oct. 90 1860.
C"tfon.-The Transactions to. day reached | -
12G bales. at :n. and fair prices uf the day rrs.
vious. The following are the particulars: 81
bales at g 10 :t7P 81 aiS; ii ai9; T at Of !;
~ at ~! % at *; 6 at %; 30 at 10; 9 nt
l"d i: ~ at l"4; 46 lhs; e5.ht lO4; ll9 nt
l0s lbs III lni: - at l0:; Il at ii; Al Mt
III; $50 mt III; ia 1T lls; 4o at IL z.l6 !;
l72 at ~ and ~ bales at ll3 cents
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Cokrsl:urv, s. C.
AEBEvILLE, Oct. 25, 1860.

Cotton.-Our market thc pmst week has been
active. aud prices huve ranged from tc l0t
CENTS.
HAMBURG, Oct. 22 1860
Cotton-We have had an active demand for
cotton for the past week with All advance Of
! of II cent. We quote goul mi,lling to n,idlins
fur at cts. Receipts for the week are l5Io
bales. p.
CoLUaBrA, Oct %, 1860.
Cotio"-Fihy four bales sold to-day. Ex
.remes 9GelO!c.
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TIL E I n DEP PRESS
Premiums Awarded,

ITem1uuS h"uIQeu.
The following are the Premiums awarded by
by the Judges for the Second Annual Fair of
the Abbcvillc Agricultural Society,
FIELD CROPS.
The Committee on Field Crops, beg leave to
submit the following Report. The exhibitions
in this Dcparmcn, have been unusually larye
and very fine, and speaks well for the District:
For the largest yield Of Corn upon one mere
of upland, 20 bush, Vi. X Blake, cup, SlOOU
For the largest yield Of Corn upon
one acre Of low ground. 50 bushels 5
qts, j. Ramsey Rlack, cup, 1000
"a best do. e. bushels, ". $ Harris.
For the largest yield of Wkcat upon
upland. per acre, 223 bushels, d. Nj.
Rogers, cup, 1000
Des' hushel of Wheat W. Wilson. do 500
$d best do do do s, Gen.. 'vIs's', "A. M smith,
Best bushel of Corn, Jas. McCaslan. cup, 800
"a do do NJ. Q. McCnslan.
Sd do do y. Il. Houston.
i'h do do ". s. Harris.
Best hushcl Of Barley, Il. A. Griffin cup, {. 90
Z" do S. Potatoes, Mrs. J. A. Calhoun,
silver, $50
I'd do do Mrs. L. ARMSTRONG to
whom the Committee recommend rr.mi-
Best buslcl of 1. Potatoes, W. B: Ron,cns,
&c 90 Cow Peas. s. a. Wilson. dn 2oo
:" do Ground Peas, V. IL. Tagr.rt zoo
2d do do do Jns. Mcrasan
Best d"z. ears of Corn, NJ. .. hlcCnslan, 90
best Bale OF Cotton, Jas. McCaslan, cup, 1906
20 do do John 4. Haddon do 500
Best 10 Wool. Il. A. Griihu, Go 500
{. do Hay, ID. W. Aiken. do 800
3" do Cmcd Pea Vines, ". II. Tagg.rt.
cup 800
bale Grass Seed J. II. Wilson, silver, 800
do Oats Sias Ray, do 300
DO Turnips. J. A. Bailey do zoo
The Com.uiitcc cannut close This Report with
out noticing the fine sample Of Sea Island Cot
ton, raised i'll the District by Mr. John A. Part
low, but know nothing Of the practicabil:.y Of
raising it upon our land. Nothing like cxpcr.
lmenting-so"d may result from such efforts.
Respectfully submitted.
a. BURT, Chr'n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-17
slsn OrIsalls aailp Crescent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
NOTICE.



The following is q list Of the names and amounts
of the Unpaid Tax Bills for the taxes on Real Es-
tate, Slaves and Personal Property for the year
1853, remaining III my hands this day These bills
can be paid at the Treasurers Office, City Hail. for
thirty DAYS from date hereof, by paying the costs
Of advertising, which II u cents, and interest q
the rate of 10 per cent. per annum from date until
paid. At the expiration Of The thirty days Az I'M
paid bills win be placed in the hands OF the ASST
ant City Attorney for legal collection, ACCORDING
"a Tie law Of 1859, which reads thus; Ing
Treasurer shan give notice that Judgment thereon
viii be applied for D. The District Courts, according
81 I'M tirst letter If tho name Of the delinquent
a. a,,s,s 81 folIoHs: ali bills from Ato d inclu
aiveiy Il The Second District Court; all bills from
10 81 jneIusiyey, to the Third District Court; all
bills nom ii NJ inelusively to the Fourth District
Court iii biIls from TO n, inclusively, to the
r,fth District Court; all bills from S to q, incu
eayeiy, 10 the Sixth District Court
ADAM CITIZEN, City Treasurer.
Nrw oRLEAss, July I, 1860.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-14

NEltrmmt, rcr fi6 am Gamm nufscbGuit bate
nne ttfbcn or a Gus ticf in elmer rciBrnrsn
StrUmun9 Fnne. bielt or nit tartcr eaue am
%rets fe't, bis ibnt Gin Nabcn CUR Sulft tam unp
rem Rrttsr ano lie @srettctsn untsr Dem Sussl.
rni ssn strra srsi bunrtrt Yeriru.n aIudlit ans
ufr bra6te. Ssicsr batsn mir Den Tamsn Pcs
erlsn NanntS uiht srfa6rsn.
Was 1T csr icaenannte Wiutb siu,e .Sesnan
Vssr Saprrs TN %ersIsid NIT erm Serctsmue et,
usr icl6en Bat? raS mare Gin Mtanu, mertb bee
@urttlS sincs Gbumriun, bonn ira, tr actban,
inet f& NIT Crib uHc Sitter ui6t crfaufeu.
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Nm 26lten sunni Icllen Die Surser Hitmpues
einen J'dttsr fir RE 6uiiuas Grur, ,rmSbl,r.
un'trc isFte gtlislatur b~emiliat' oici, n,ut 81.
nee, ea &C unlcrem ailacmein atahttten uro per.
'brtsn Nidter Der Superior Court, Srr. 0}crc.
p'te, MD nrslth mar, DIE lib immcr mctr an.
baufenrsn @cibsftc olein gu t~slsracn.
w banst raS ~fsruerc gSct( Der Stact YieI esn
Dem ncrcn Rtdottr al, rcnu mir babtn pcr 9u.
gen, mic unacteucr Ter NcmrYismus in Satti.
more iunabn,, ais cs eaielbit psn Huwriss ae.
lang, eiucn 5tr,bt:r aug itrcr Mttttc an srrGblen.
Der lie gum Ganf pann natirtid nads 9Siutur
ltaltsn lief.
Die eeutIhen Stimmeu merern Eel rieler s0abi,
wte aa9emctn auerfunns, Zen Nuslhlaa acbcr.
wsniaftenS trnncn tic cS, ,psun unicrc Sautslcutc
pcu ihrcm Jtcht 0ebrauh MAIDEN une mcnu rim
S,eer fimmt. Sa pieIeS atcr Isitber nun Isbr
leltcn Ger 5a0 mar, 70 irurpe ibusn, wcun lie lh
audi Del ptsisr @att idiis 3eiaten. rcr @prmuri
gstibreu, ra6 Gin Nanu su rielcr Sttue aelanot
Der lit ip1tcr ais incompetent srwtijcu w,rp.
Son alien @aneiraten BAT @m. y. Qpcns
Die mcilten Iulprihc ami eie llntcrIfusuna DC,
Oeutlden. Gr, unp 1bou pcr linn lein Iatrr
p"''" OtIuHVe pt Oltn1ptn rne ptIptC1cn lid
namessIi@ ale iclae bel Der &nomnptbins Gam.
pa9ns in 1853. atssiebrn raUcu itsbt br. gprnt
aud als Gin tilhti9er Ncdtssclebrtsr unp ais eir
Nann 10 II hcitcn Gbaraftcr Ia. @r miro lt,en,
eem 0tts tplgen unp teintn llnreri,tirp ,miihen
Ameritancr unp Jremsen maben. Sr wi,p pru
Hcips'es 3ctSen, Rap le bi:r ibr panier nihi
aufrlan;en f|irfen rus |it 10 zen Oant ptr
8Hraer fdern.
S6reiter sirits, felt Jabrsn senau nit 0srrn
SYenS %t'fhntt, empFsbIt ihlieBl,b r~rnjtlttu
n'hmais lcincn ganoSlcutcn, JIG psrlihcrne, tnf
fe an hcrrn vYou5 eiusu aNSlc,cihnet.n 9littrr
h%'fsmmeu ipcrren. Die @rmGbluna cr5eltcn ia
Gin Sc'btre, mrnn. mic i6rn gelast, ieesr 1cut,
lht Nlhmonrc. rsr cine Stialms bat, pirlcltc Al
lsincn Vpntrn ahgjbt.
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Anrigcr.
Guropai(de perirbte.

Nns Sssltpbascn trirr 8plscutrs tcriht,t:
- uns orrbt cine ueue eurrpGilhe Strnide-
lung. Dor einisen Sabr,n taufe preueen Dom
Snriten Won Stpps- Ortrncle aessn cine Ientc ron
Iabtlih 5000 Gblr. Die 6cbeiterchts as. mrlde
psrlslhe nod in Der SIIltt Der auteu Start Qipp.
itaot arsSutbcn tcre6tist mar. gDic man i'm
uln'sr InietSer eint ,,taltt 9au,rnmaab" luht.
10 bate Der 6urit Don Gippe.D etmolp eiueu Sal.
BEN Stactrthter ppcr eincn Siertel. Siracrmei-
iter anSuifeuen. 8cssn bicIe anneriruua Qipp.
1tarts BAT nun Stppe.Sideturg wcun pie Qe-
Ter eS auf elmer 8arte BON Dcutldlanc fntsn
ipousn, 10 niil6en Tic ft4 elmer auten Quupe becie.
ntr = bstm Suurtstaa fraft lsiuer aanatiibeu
Stedate p%rptclttrt, 9leit ,cttig nit 3ustaua. Siide-
burg, psilcn ustsrtriiduus nculih fan uStbia az.
mprcen mare, ais IS cen preusi6cu Gif,nbabu.
Sottpa9en ni&t msbr paiFren la cu rrcttc. prp.
s%slttrte aud GIMP scsen bic auia,auna pm -
2ets9raPecnltansen, neil bieie ras baGte 3eid
bei6atten nGrbcn =
Se' Stspe-Eetmr.o fdGt mir Gin, tof sic Gtcn,.
no rtrlt perrnann ecu Warus IhGua. eurb neu.
eFitNe aue9rabun9cn tci Scdum i'm Wiin1er.
:anpe ermtttelt lcin Ipu. = Iicituiocn On.
ser Srter wsI6t F6 e%riuncrn, RAP bic auto Giant
oeaun u" rtnes abnli&cn 9utcn 9lufee srfrcut.
~'e S3tlr" uRo @6Ippcnlept. pcrccn nun be-
9rs'tsn' parum Der Rriessius Pee 9urus Gin i,
uaS'I@'S VnOe nahm. g0rr BAIT. BENT fiuaen
%a'ier @usult aud 10 einsn uS,dumsr anldlao"
julstraut =
Antldse sessn Gn9Iant. Die VariIer .pa.
tris" bat obnIdnSf cinen lanaru Qrt,tcI putlirirt
u, We'@'n' Ile bsbaupret, bas bic Grpesitisn ga.
e'e"'0'S eur@ Die tritiiide ylrsisruns anat,ettelt
ls'' nm o"'i't'' untsr bic 5errihaft Gnslanpe ~
brinscu.
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Stni0e Srn Aiuphsi

oOOO SIrpe lU0ne Sricrnltp1t ;u IS GENT.
0lHt3 }" 10 Gts.; 10000 glrps ran,6ltlbe Or,
a%a"0'F'j 5dronrtt5 rinr"be unp ~sritrtiite pa.
te9'Sj fttne Samn gu 123 Gts, wsrtD 20 Gent;
lN0n' ftIne @t"9bams Su ia @tB. 1000 gps.
pan color Calico gu q uno S ST., mertb 10 unp
- etr.; oOO 0amcns buffers ,u nur 90 SITS. {;
lhrHrje leloene yare Sbawls unO MantiQas al
81, : UNI 3, p!s a]nrerWGrts pn5 Gcppelte tclten.
Joiep9 otraus, SIC. d Uiuinltr.
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W Ireut uns iebr, unicre peu.I6ru 0}it.
''SsF a"f ben uns Alien ltbr wcblssfaupttn
NIB ahtbarru
s0'aiam $. 2gOns, Geq.,
H"fme't0m maiden gu %t0nnen, Der tei Der i,et
p'9O'lte9enOf" sSabI 9eptB unlcre Serida6tt.
9uug ~0eroient.
SS ''f9t n0DI teintm 3weiicl Of, ban pieitr
PER- Ss"lB ale bic 5a9istciten belfst, wtIhe ,in
iOIhe0 ~piDti8e6 Amt erfcrpcrt. nm mit ,H,"
''")Sn'9'ne'9'"I3"ftcn br9aet III, nm ben iireno.
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Srrar ltraGt, smiidtn Der 5. unp Is.
Neincn 8rcunrtm unp rem srcbrtcn Vutlifnm
bic Nnseias, raB lib at ctiSs Ylot, sincn ub.
REM unp Srmrlerp~S tprc erGHnrt BABE, molrltit
tb cine arrbe NuHrabl Der gcl6mndprIitrn in
ptclre @elhaft rinihIu9cnre grtifrl fibre. rercn
@ute 9~Hrantlr nm e~it:lbrn gu anerprrentItd,
biliaen preiicu %pcrfauie.
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Die untcr ,%cituet;l, lenfcn bic Gufmcrfla ntfcit
een ESitrrrHcrtGufcrn auf ibr Eager pom @rrcc,
rtcS, 9rcpiFpna, Nicbl, Gi3arrsn, Eautatat unp
lrnltt9e Art'tcI, rtc 9rmpbnlib in ctntm rcrarti-
gen 9Spplclnlr. Wcihaft 9cfIbrt mcrptn. Sclrr.
ecrS MAIDEN liz auf ibr rrlhcs NScin. unp Z ouor-
Wager oufmCrtNm. Nre pielc A&aurrn murocn
auf nprpltbcn Didrften uno meijf,ns fir Baor
artauit, meSbalb wlr btl piinfttlhcu Se;abltrn
III auBtrlt ttlll9en Grciicn prrtaufrn %tGnntn. =
lie Yon uns ais dht g1rantirten Sranpiss unp
2Sclnt limo etjttc Smportatirn, unp weSer AZ.
mltr:, npd NIT t}uIogrh lh1olItsr Stuffc ptr.
lcbrn, iptt rielts hei pcu I'M 9turtfu arfauftcn
HSnnrrn nur ~ OFT Per 5all ut. Der b~e,usntt
uN. gS1lNte'2 Pure NtOuntain Dcw" 9SoiSftu.
pan Dem MIR Ete e~injiAtn S,rFGuicr lup. wirp
al @tbdlt unO Quite Won tcinem innerhatc Der
Scr. StAattn Srbranntcn 9Sbisftp ibcrtr,iItu.
TIMER Eager bsltebt auGerrcra nod aus:
luO0 0dB trtra ure l~uptrfilr Btebl, untcr &C.
ncu bic pom Sddtrn gejuttrn Sprten Ncr-
Stlrdns, 90rto Nitp NM Cuba 3uitr unp Nto.
IaltS; SUI Jag Gut 2raI, 9ruIbec, 0orpo;rtt
mnr &NHe< Sudrr 100 &ttcn 6bre; $40 Giftn
Scifs nne &ibtcr DO. l uup 1lp. 3 Ntad ret
unp prrtnNr trpc quite @ribsu Butter. s,u
Ger mir mDhcn;ittp StnounSrn erbll!cn Sara,
SIcpu Sl:cs, DdmS. Shoulders unp Srcajts ;
SalI Starte, Ycalt prwper, gcmahIrncn Stare
unD 3ftBCr /; 9iciftu, Srleu, Gtmer unp ale rlr
~lonitigrn ArIiEcl, Die III elmer Grocery 9emGbnlit
ucrl1nSt werreu.
6erntr: ~. lGalncr'S Nure Mpuntaiu Ten
@SArSttN, Jtlr0rsion's, 5uGealrcia tyiots, Onon.
oa9p MrlrnAaDria uue Jltetilt;p 9SblStcy 200
0ne franSoRldtn SranpY, roIt, Madeira, Sbers
ny, GINret nHp GbImPaBn 2Sela Gincr, Gcm,
mon SrantY, O'ln, Jtun', 2lpplc Srun.Y unp arc
Nrtcn Flqu>r..
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Wirtb|bafts- Gr0fanuq.

Mrinrn 6reunren une Dem 9cebrtcn Nublifum
bic erartenite 2lnici9c, poB ib Die I iibcr Won 5rn.
HSnt9sn an Srcuit NLcY nsbe MaiuJtr. aeiilbrts
NSirtplbnTt iiberncmmcn batt, unr pab tb mid
lreucn msrrt, rurh sutc @'ttrIntc une auImcrt,
lame Sericnun9 ptclc 9Sirtbihaft III elmer Yc,
Stutlttcn mt;prr germ bclubtcm 81 MAIDEN.
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