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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

~ The State Rights sentinel is the title
Of new paper recently started at Tyler, Texas,
published by Smith & Johnson. and edited by
". II. Smith. II is quite neat handsome
sheet, and is edited with ability.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

A4~ The editor of the Scguin Mercury calls
on Cushing of the Houston Telegraph. 10 send
him Self Regulating Wind Min Perhaps
this is n iaucifii way the Mercury has Of invi-
ting the editor Of the Telegraph to pay him a
visit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

by The corn crop in this county, and South
West of this Is ruined Many planters will not
raise bushel Of corn to the acre. On many
plantations the cotton crop is suffering The
plan, looks healthy, however, and few season.
able rains might produce a large yield,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

rSn- We neglected 10 notice the removal OF
Mr.. Il. l.. Trickcys fine Jewclry establishment
lie is now on the North side of the Public
square, and Immediately cas-, Of Messrs. Brad
field 4 Ialleys store.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

Say Ncssrs. Thomas 4 Barker are taking
Photographic pictures in the room over Brad
field Il Talleys store. Their specimens are
very much admired by all visitors, and are really
worthy Of commentator. They canno, be sur
passed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

Gsy- We have received circular letter from
Rev. y. 7. Modrall, with prospectus of the
Southern Presbyterian, paper to be devoted
TO the interests of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, which i, is proposed to he pablish at
Corsicana, Navarro county, Texas, Il. A Van
Horn will be the publisher. Mr.. Van Horn is
energetic, experienced aud capable
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

SD~ Messrs lIyams Bro, have sent us
from their Literary Depot, Shreveport. la, the
following newspapers and periodicals The New
York Illustrated News containing Likeness OF
Theodore Parker, and pictorial representation
of the ratification Of the treaty with Japan at
the State Department in Washington, May 23d
$50 the \. Y Moma> Frank ieslie's Has
ira,cl Newspaper; the y. y. Clipper the
Flag Of our | mon (!!osion , the y Y. ledger
for june 21d Wayerly Magazine. Boston.
l.yams * Bro. keep on hand the latest ueNspa-
pcrs, magazines, novels. etc, and many other
things See their advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

~ Charles NJ Waterman, ex-Maycr of New
Orleans, has suddenly disappeared. His hat
was found upon ferry boat. From this and
other circumstances, his friends believe that he
drowned himself Bodily suffering aud pucuni-
AIRY difficulties it is supposed have driven him
10 despair
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

lr The Culdo Gazette states that Mrs Hill
ton, the wife OF plas'ercr in Shreveport, com
mi,ted suicide, on the 2al inst, by taking land
nun. Her selfsAstruc,on was the result Of
jealousy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

Gen iIoastcns prospects for the Presidency
are improving. Sabine Pass f,mes
There is certainly a vast field for improve.
mcni.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

80 r.
~. a. ). whn owns f,,uS' r.
who owns a hor az or who * crli,l2 10
e,oo !, !. a. al onhnrtsm ~ ~ lNw
- -, 80. e.I rar. . -, i;r.
go =. ,rr.,.s.d a,1 dc,I,rskle is
Tho slavery wbcr,. ,l,c Ia vbickro
a man. r,,,l,t il varne or oercrsaE. And
shall w.. we who represent Democratic
Statcs and Democratic constituencies, he
asked why il is that we will not fcavc
these rights, on which they rest for their
pswcr,v. which are even vital 10 their
cSisscoce, OPEN to doubt and denial z
Sissli Nc ~ askrd why IL is That we de-
na4sl that the charter Of hose rights bc
written clearly. plainly. beyond the ros.
ability Of doubt OF INSTRUMENTATION
OL, no, Gays tI,c Senator lrom lIineis.
ain 1856 we were unanimous upon the
Cincinnati platform ! have given il a
construction; AND TIE oha''eston 'ony"n,
w" a" o'1he' my e""s''u'.l"'', w" !
esn ~" ns""eV"'" parry "F' u ~ MS
CONSTRUCTION" avn INC cons" ucH"n 'u 'Ft
cd Wy minority AZ Charleston, thht ne
presents 10 rs here, and asks US by what
light VIC call for something palmer of
clearer IA the charter Of our constitnli,n
.yr,;t;,naas, V;sn,,lI. md lon,ora.
~ 4. - a., H., 1,,',,o.,,-
Wy :. y" $500 "r',1 ~ -" - =
,,n,htr,, ~ ,,c,,,.i, pegrnling aud
J;sh,ro,i,,., 10 . c,a,c IL i, wi,r, IL scv.
c,,.igu,y ce,,rat AK c,r nm c,prcssioo or
Observation-Disclosures, If H. SOVEREIGN rights
IL n, ,ss.,,l1v 81 cnn,,s T6c pc9nle
If ,hc sonfh 4, M, moan "a he mt m
,,,;, ,;,nc w;,, ooy Ioub,r,l ar vogpo
ca,s,rnc,;ar TI,c s,n,to, rro,, Illinois
l. annas.J "a JanlIe ,ae,,ir~s and
da,,,Ii cnas,rnr,inns he d;slikcs The
r.anoysoh ,l.,r,r,, -, H., ,.ronnJ We
sb.rn III, l;.i;lc c,se,, ~ A.,t do,,c,
we win he taugl, Ly him ", will ASK
~, n,,r,,n;,,s +; a. ,J,,c.,,, IL, ,,,
dn~r ,,,ai,i. mi c,carI,.
n prcsiien, The Louo,aLlo Senator
crcm ii;,nis i, ,bo uloniluIc or Iis
rowcr Ills ne Tia, The J,marra,lc nIat.
t,r,n la hoe, ,Jnn,od anJ hacks lin
Uc ueyt tells ~ ,h,, /, is e,lory oporrh
IN, rim IN have hccu snnnor,oi by ma
;or;,,. or ,hc d,,cco,.s n ,lc democratic
nar,y a, ,canvcn,inn and lion Win an
.u,.;o, .,,,owh,, ,rnnsnatnnt IN n
conys, nr ,r,cccJ;ng hv a,hers which
wo.td h.. n.ercc,,,lo r. him he aavs Ina,
WIZ, others .ot a p.oiotitv he scnt wor,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

IT The South Western says that II is full
time our ncghbors in Texas should be sending
us new -four Tina, is very true, but oar
Shreveport friends should recoIcct that it is a
long way to the prairics, and this -four has TO be
conveyed by OK teams very slow process.
n we had railroad i, would have reached us a
month ago As it ls, we must wait until par
ties get ready to haul it. The crops in the
wheat country were light, aud the weather is
unhyorable for wagouing. But little OF this
-four We fear, will reach us. and what little we
do get, will be solJ at high prices
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

- Orr contemporary, Capt Barrett OF the
Harrison Flag has been sick for some time
past Ills illness. while it has not been, at any
time. Of an alarming character has continued
from week to week, and prevented him in a
great measure, from attending TO the business OF
his Office. He is now regaining his strength
rapidly. and il is 10 be hoped will be out in a
few days
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30
BALTIMORE CONVENTION

49, ,,,ixol a., with snoc,l,,:
-, "geht
ous'y '''''"'' "" WIN "na' has actin
ally transpired, that 1t is difficult to d..
tcrminc the effect of what has rsap.
,,to, ,,,cc or IN an,icina,o ,h.,
81, Xvha,,
w '"' ""'' '. ""' "ansprcd
may DC nr'e"y ae'"'''"'
The Convention met at half past clevo,
o'elock. on the morning of the ls,b
Ill L.v;,, ,.o, .uos
,,,sassn1 ,La c,,,,oo,;e,, ~ '"sh
'"N - -, -, enn.;.i,..a, :" very
~ ~ ,,,,,,,..,od h,r,,'.''.'' e''s'h,
" ',,, Wy" Nv N'''''' '''' anu 'o@
'' :. r,ar, ,.oro,y !, ,he ,or,,or.
,, $50 ,ha G.,I 80. '''a'es
',, IT, .anJ,ja,. and a,,,va ''." he
i i :, 49, ,h., J,,v :, a. sa"1a
,,pn' ""a -, a, ,,,;s a., ~o gr,a'
oe,''oN' ~ , ',;rnra .'peo'aiy
40 corrae, ,oyc,hcr IA ,o ,,a ''a
.'Nv ~ crnsi,;n,, nut scc,in,.l; "e ~sl
'''o"n1 w '' Co., II, ,r,or;o.,' and
."s"o", 0,;c,o,vr "'' per
Tho Presidents spcccb VIVA sol,o.,
hv a dcsul,ory discussion on noin,, "
order and the affairs OF the Union in zen.
orai, III when large number OF men
poIS 'uoh p".'' ''' '''''"' 'o'p'op'hs
iInu Sanford church. Of New VT
then offered the following resolutions
Resolved, That the claims 20 all seat,
IN tins Convention, vacated ny sccedin,
delegates At Charleston, hc referred 70
the committee on credentials, ami TIA,
the said committee be instructed to cl
anime the same aud report thereon 10
the Convention, WIN the understanding
that all contestants who are admitted 10
seats, shall he bound by the action Of
the Convention, and support the nomi
nces for President aud Nlce-Fresidcn,
Mr. Church supported his resou'iM
by brief and forclhlc speech, and wouM
have been followed by others had 10,
the question been called, which cut &c
all debate.
The Convention then proceeded To vote
upon the resolution "n'on was rejected
without o'NiS'on' ny '''2 nays !" w..
yeas
The New YORK dcicSaupu Is represent
ed AS voting against this resolution. |,
is considered fair test vote for nou.
las. who is considered overheard forever
On the 18th Mr. Gilmore, of pennsyl
vania offered the following resolution
Resolved. That the President If ,ic
Convention lie authorized l" issue 'ckes
u "a'l'''s,1" w. ,"' w.. '7'''.',,,n.,a,,.
Ian, ,bn, the credentials of delegates iron
the other seeding States who have COR
tcstants be subtnlttcB 10 rptclal CON
u'''ec'
T, "a ,a,.,,,aa - so,,. -, ia. Co,yer.
lion. be considered bound TO abide hy the
decision If the same. aud ia good faith
support IT'S nominees
These rcs"'utl1us ''''ed out ooa'A
~. -, H.. G'.,,e,,,i,.n n.h;,h cr.a,.l
cou.idcrnbl, excitement for the moment
bat their general tenor WAS IN favor NJ
harmony ana o. mp'''''S''
Fihal'Y' W" previous qn's"o" W"'
'.'i;'..'...i
The Convention assembled at 3o'dotk
+. NJ, when an amendment was Offered
"a D q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

~ 1t is pleasant to witness brethren OF inc
press getting along agreeably, instead Of snarl-
ing aul ssapping. The Tyler papers are mod
els OF propric,y in this respect. The Sentinel
thus speaks OF the Reporter We are under
obligations to our uciehbors Of the Reporter for
the use Of their roller aud other courtcsles ex-
tended to us The Sentinel has only TO extend
his ley ing and paste cup to the Reporter, and
receive thanks therefor. and the basis OF good
ucighborhooi and reciprocal kindness is com
plctc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30
REcIIrrs ron rnx REPUBLICAN,.

Mn. EprroR Circumstances, Il mean that
will bc beaten. beyond my control, several
things might be said ! am no longer candi
date for the Office Of Chief Justice, in The nrspress'
We eona'd coming Oh.
u. C. BEAZLEY.
June 2, 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30
For TREASURER

Major JOHN NrNpEN isa Candidate Tor rreas
nror II Harrison Comfy, ut 'he ensuing August
olcrtl0n.
ALEX SANDERS g. q Candidate Cos reelection 20
The et.r ef Treasurer ,f Harrison couuiy At To- 90
.uing August election,
A. g. SCOGGlNS - candidate for Treasurer ut
Harrison county at the ensuing August election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

Tug SLAYER VIVA lfRr OWNED Is Bos-
ton.-We learn from Boston dispatch
that the bark Wild Fire, recently cap
tured with cargo of Africans, ~ said
to have been owned and fitted out by a
Boston hoasc. who anticipated clearing
over ss0u 0oo hy iho operation
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

M.P. Norton, Judge Of the 18th Dis
irict. dir1 at san Antonio a fcw days
.inln
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

~ We are panied to learn that Got
A. u Bnrrcss. OF this county, HE'D sud
den Y at sulphur Springs, in this state
ON the 18th inst. lie was proceeding, 1t
seems to the upper part OF Hopkins conh-
~ ON business. In company with two
gentlemen be- stopped at the Spring.
which is the town, 10 get water Here
his companions. who were proceeding IN
a different detection, left him Col Bur.
rcss complained Of feeling unwcil, and
laid down in the Spring lot An hour OF
more afterwards some of the citizens
found him, in dying and spccchless
condition. He died, as is stated, OF gen
cral congestion or congestion of the BRAN
Col Burrcss was an old resident OF
this county, and contributed, in days
gone by, his full share TO its advance
mcnt In 1855, he was elected TO the
State Legislature. In his prosperity he
was liberal to a fault. The distressed
never appealed to him in vain. He was
ever ready to extend the hand OF charity
and kindness. Peace To his remains.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

The Central Texan says that man by
the maine of M'Caskill was shot at MILL
kens few days ago, by the Sheriff of
Montgomery county, who was cndcavor.
ing To arrest him He is reported to be
refugee from Florida and desperate
U1u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

The Columbia Democrat of the 18th,
says
We learn that Mr.. George Eisel was
Killed in Brazoria, ON sunday night last,
by his nephew, John EIscl. We have
not learned the particulars, further than
that in Il quarrel John stabbed his uncle,
aud the wound proved fatal,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

day, the 10Th anil 3oih inst the pupil, Of The
lind Nsy'Hm at AH,lin were tp il rsamincl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30
FOR SHERIFF

THOMAS =. TUCKER /. a candidate for sheriff
of Harrison county, at the ensuing August election
4. " CRAWFORD !. a candidate for re election
the oil. Gi Sheriff Of Harrison County at the en-
suing August election.
Joiiv T. WOW NCN. IA candidate for sheriff Of
& arfi-on county at the co -uing August election
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

e. ". SLATER i Candidate for re election for
Constable 10 Bes, No. B. At the ensuing August elec
ton.
WILLIAM STARKEY 4. candidate for Constable
IN Beat No 3, At HE ensuing August election.
y. T. BASS isa Caudijlie tot Constable IN t'at
~ Harrison county. at the ensuing August elce
ton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

T. A HARRIS :. C.dids,e for Justice Of the
Peace In the Marshall Beat beat No. 6 at the Au-
gust election.
WILLIAM WOOnSDN Jr. Is a Candidate for the
ofhce II Justice 81 the Peace in Beat No $. at the
ensuing August election
DAVIS u BoNFOEY H. a candidate for Justice
Of the Peace in Beat No. s. Harrison County, at The
ensuing August election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-25


-7sss..l rzz3-glr. in NJ We have Ia
-. :. ,.-.=.... ta most asI,;usl Alternative
~, .sss sa55 Il isa can. ,'tfyatr<i extract
= rsss ~t->l-..s#l,s. - caah.az3 WITH other
..A>:4s Sic Ereztr as.ysat4ya power as
q, az..l ss II .ys sa.iaasa for the DISEASES
>s->s.s-a Il S. -.s.s.esl - ctlre. Il Is believed
IA. >aa q : Hlu,=l by those who
-. .,--. s~.rs-.stls complaints, and that one
e.s- r. w.. e~....s = their cure must prove
: .rss.-.>r >.ysz=e - ta-> large class OF our
..-sr-e..ss->. How completely tins
-y7-.-,l. va. & ~ hsaa p-zyssl by cNp1r-
In. s. e., sey ( ;-e war. eases 20 b found
Of N sz.a. y.-',.-.a MS 49,
~,.s.Frl, A>a ~.aaEtEoss COMPLAINTS,
FErrr.s>. An fsrrrsyf Nr>1A>Fs, ILcEHs,
PIX IS, KtarzzH-, i uea>. SAT- kHIlH'
~gtta aaea, >A=-zlHa~ t>2 >YFHiLlTic Ar
rHcxta~S. AzE-- stFs ifIsEt~f, b#arSE, Mr.
vAtasS eH r. hartaa asry. DEas1IrY. DYs-
7rF>fX M y s##5ESFzaN, EaYs5fTIsS, kasE
oz -. .A>rHa>4 : FiKr, and mdsed ;he whole
5la., # complaints arising from INreRITY OF
rHE RIaaH.
Tbs g5n-5u13 will be for;ad rrel. mo-
motor Of hath. whan taken IN the SPrlns- %
exn1l the faul hxaors which f,Ster in the
b.a1l a. TIA: soasaa . III var. Ky the time
Il cvts.>.5H o. i. III many r71ktr. disorders
AZ rla.,ai IL IL bud Ma,..;udss can, by
;ha a.d IF ta.s ras II, spare themselves from
he e-szsa=aa=, K -;1a. zE1sE rs and nsccsous
~ssc<. through Which III system VII >.-lye 70
IA ,:sza ot c1sfa9;oas if Ho' assisted e do
III, Though ~. 3a:sfl. cham : # the body
by an a.t.54..ya ruHfa5z.ua. CLEANSE out tho
ys;la,.t h.a1l - never Yea hul *, impurities
Bursting thra.l "a Tho skin .u psnaas, cruptlcas
- >1f=>, 5i=an~s i; when xot. ind i Is OBJ
-. ii s-s. -,se-.-h II tbs veins; cleanse il
50
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Stfen! SefenI

Gs"r eeuti4en YutIjfm Die %2n,eige, bas i'd
mGtnsn Stcre nsu ein9eriGtet uno cine bereu,
tenoe AUswabI pen Sefen j5oer Nrt vprrdtbia
babe. SD CLAUDE i'm Stanrs au lein, 9erermann
nit psm @ernnihtsn bspitnen gu i6nnsn. Sn.
Dem I1 ftr %frn9eren 3uipruh panfe, bone i'd auf
cine 6OrtfBunS o%eiIslbsn.
S. 6sffIty,
Nr. ?" Niainlrest.
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XScueOillc

Ter ilnterjti6uete erlautt lid Dom 0u6(ifum
an3u5ei9en, raB isiu 2Hascn uno SuaaS ierrr,cit
bsrstt itebt, nm 8amilisn ,u irscnc eimtr SoaeS,
5eit nah rtiaem Ser9ni9uusSplas ,u iabren.
Dsrarti9c S%sleIunsen tGnnen i'm Q8il6eFm Sell,
3aus pes 6rn. u. S4ao semndbt merosu.
0. 5ebrina.
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6aOdna Is igarren
&sppih De! Geppi6e!

llnte1ei@neler rfuirt 25to si.rbs ft rtibIten uns lbsn.
lien &cppthe (&orpctE) iu t~iatSeren Yrciirn gum 8trfaRf.
ale ie lt pier III Hupmono cT,. ri wpreCn iinc, npdb is nie.
Fer oGertrt DtTocu mGstn. NdmIi1 rcldt uHp apnt
9'ulttr 81 81 Ste. FiatS III so Cts ihp:rt III brti.e,
taIb 9S0ue, iu 40 Sts WtTtb 624; crtra feline, aut NIB
ltrer, 81 90 Cts, bic anOcrrodrtS 81 felttn 0adJtu5 N
4l9otdtn .u 574 dno 90 Gts. Siibpcdtn ~ 80, 81 unr
70 SIS, aUeerHrotniItb bili5 300 Grlsni0n Sfiris frr
Nlaoden une A0men, sen Is, % uno 374 Cts. al auf>
parts, CUR 31lIte tbres 45trtoea 9amls, 5accners, 9rihts.
@!paeoe, @erinoT, SriIb Yin ne, blcadeo uro brpnn sbir.
til3s Mno SbteitngS, unp .ille anScre g3alren, Il % rGt.
btii9er ais i, UNI tur Gle n6file Saiipn auf;uriumtr.
Dian tonnls pue is &c ricle gSoare IN Mo. u MiGinnr. bti
NnieMk GtrnmE
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0eicbdftS=2 Gmsciarn.

Tenn 9cetrtsu putIitum eyIousen mir une
btermit eie craetcnitc Qu;ciaf ~ MAIDEN. raft mir
%nn1trcn 3inrStrrr nab uniu,m reueu urS -.
rGumi9en 6aule SIC. 1873 Srrocirobe ,mil6su
Der 5. unp 6. pcr1eot boten.
our has une b'e4er ssi&cntte 3utrauen teTtnS
%oantenr, crlauten mir une, oub wIetse7 um pas
lelte gu bitten.
gEir fiibren teifdubia in rsiGbottiacs Qaaer
oCer Scrten Sefcn, SIeh.oaareu ump aarr on
prren in infer @'siG lit fhGa9enpc NrtiteG, 81
mir, pa mir nur fir Soar %taufen, an ben siuia
ten 4reiicn pertduftu t6nneu.
Sas Neten Cer 6duler, ipmie 8tparatursn
leper Art merpen ldneu, gut nnp tiaiot tcicrat.
0olAhauer II. 0rn.
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Observation-Disclosures

Meincn 6rfunren uno Dem seebrten Nutlitum
bic @nssise, oaB iA Die lribsr YOn 6rn. eel n.
an Sruapfrafe 3wiihen Der l. unp Q.
itfrncmmsn tatt SnDem i'd gum SeIuae Der.
irlben ircunolihl e%inlaes, periprt6e i'd purb
CUTE @strGnte unO aufmertame 8epicnuno mir
ras 9Gctlpoaen msiner geebrtsu 0afe ~ s.
werbe @ecrQe Sernet.
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OS. NSaD,
NO l6l SruoNItr., ~3wilctcn DER 6tcn uno item
@aent FIR 6etrtff's G6ampaeucr,
smpfteblt Dem osutihen QubIitum ietu friih on.
9cto'nmenes Eager pom Gjgurren. 98rinrn. Gbam
pa9ner, Settudcn, 9etrannte WaupeIn, iitsr,uG
rrtsn SNImis &C., ndmttb
100000 rcutihe Gi9arrcn, ane Sranrs,
10000 @cnhaS 6dpaua,
10000 Denrp Clap 6apana,
10000 2ratuccs 6aYdno,
15,0OC Nrincpe, CARA,
80 Scrcu Jbcinmrinr,
20 &Grbc 6eictiid'lhtn @6anpaarcr, fiji,
ircIden ib Agent Bin pun s bis ii Ioi.
lorS per &Urt,,,
so OuBCuo Qcbfuhen,
80 9fp. 9etrountr Mnubcln uuo itsr,uf.
crten GalmuS,
wcl6r @rtttcl th su tia;sem 9rciS e~fcrire.
50. Stay, Plat.
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S. @. Q;mnemamm,
Il s a d unp Wolearbfi

uhr der uno @olearbeiter,
SfcnrltraBr, 3miiten Der 5. une 6.
gfeirsn 6rennrrn uno Dem geetrten YubIitun
PIE Nn3ei9t, oaB i'd al Cti9e,n QlGbe eiuen lib,
;en' nno Semeller9-StCre er0fnet betc. moieltE
sb e'ne arose Ausnahl Der 9eihmadprQltsn in
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9ineolns @ai. IN 10

1900.
Rsw.gprtGity. Il ,tcn Sidtt 60,O7s,
8,pubt. 31.784.
Baltimore. Bred. 6et In tieRerr Stort
s,Ftst.
Nbrb.@ Btrthtc metrtn, ta6
Der Staat 656Rwabrl6eintt@ Bred. cine GtaiU.
rttGt ss9eten Bat.
Bcfrn, 1aR. Die 8eputlitaner baten
i.ben @cnsreBoiftrift sepunnen, NIT Qusnabme
Burltneame's.
gonnsetieut. aintotns @ai. t.traat
sintss Saulenb.
Ottawars- 1900 @ai. fir Bred.
Sbtu = 9tneclns @aicritdt inn 9taate
100000.
86obe.SsGanb = 9tueoGn 10 900,
Douglas 1855.
pennfsGSania 9incuGns Iaf. inn
Staats 1T arue.
Rs no. grrt- nah Beridteu Ger .,9rttu.
ne" Sat eincUln 1882, 5u1iun 3o2,947, ulIu
2inepln 1896 Nai. i'm Staute.
Stdat Gtrainitn.
Ssnricc 60. = 767 fir Bred, 342 fir Seu,
143 fur Douglas.
Rurfplt unb pcrtsmrut9 aaben cine Raic ri:
tat fir Bel.
appcmator = srcBe @aicritdt fur grcdiu:
rtbse.
6alifar Go. 500 Mai. fir Bred.
Dover - 500 Nat. fur Sred.
Glover 5iG Yeceinet - Bred. 232, g,u 90,
Douglas =.
alsranSria = Seu 1908, Bred. sos, Gou:
stas 139. 9ineptn 16.
aiGettc Y@reeinet = geu 200, Gouslos A
Bred. Al.
Yrsctnet @cubGanO -. Bred. 81, gea Al,
Douglas s..
Beaver Dam : Srtd. % purous, Dcualas
l Stimme.
GOuifa 200 @ai. fir Bred.
Nmhef- $50 Mai. fir Bred.
Seftrlpu Sarb - Sta Gel, Bred. 34S,
Eruslos 312.
Charlottesville, 6 prseinctS = so Stimmcu
gtsbrbtit 9tssu F. ibtr fir Brad.
5armpiue = Bred. 127, 9su 81, GuueIas
Iertl.biG - Bred. 81, Bel 81.
Walbington Go. - $50 fur Bred.
1'VuEV''' }t'IlHtIS, lOV Wtu1. tur Sred'
Gb,ftrftIp = Ben 326, Gcustas Ito, Bred
90,
@pOtfstpania - 8eu 353, 8rtd 232, Ton.
SIas 179.
gmeIia = Srsd. 121, Ssa rs. Douglas 7.
Nottcmog : StG SO, Bred. 81, Douglas 4.
Cumberland - 8eu 100, Bred. 25, Oru.
sIaS 16.
petersburg 8eu go. Douglas 613, Bred
22S.
@Out6anptOn Seu 53, Bred. 2.
Dinwtebis = Dcusas 40, Ssn 3S, Bred
IL.
@OrfOlt Sttp Ben 9S6, Bred. 43S, 9uu.
slas 232.
gtorfOlt 60. = gta 1876, Bred. "a, Dou.
sIaS OF.
g~ortsmout9- Bed 676, Bred. 55S, Qou.
9Ias 80.
gtenienouO = 8tG 80 Mai.
SSle Of Di9bt = Bred. los. BET So.
gampbeu-Stq 967, grtdr 4S7, Dcuslas
1872.
Sstforb = 4 prec. sa6sn Sta 246 Mai.
NUntscmery - SsG 107 Ntai.
Nttemarble - Sea 337, Bred. 246.
Orange = Bred. Is Nlai.
SarbourspiIe = &r,d. 35 Mai.
Gusufa = Ssu $500, Douglas 1900, Bred.
$50.
Buckingham = 1900 Douglas, sea 500,
Brad. 500.
9OtetOnrt = gea iO2, Bred. 60, Douglas
%.
Qunsnturs Bred. los, sra %, DUuslrs 1
DUbprl9e = Bred. 90 Nlai.
5arriiOn Bred. 800 Mai.
8itbie = Bred. 800 Mai.
0fene 2tmsei9em.
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