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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-19

An American paper announced the ill.,
meas Of its editor. piously adding "All
good paying subscribers are requested to
mention him in their prayers the Others
nesd not. 'as the prayers Of the wicked
avail nothing, according 70 good Authori-
tv,n
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Suits Prevented against Southern SOL
diara

As a matter of interest to many Of our
readers, we publish the following law
which was passed by the State Legisla-
ture at its session in January last:
AN ACT to prevent suits against Southern
Soldiers.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Mississippi, That it shall be un-
lawful to commence or prosecute any
suit or action for debt against any South
ern Soldier who may be called into &C
tual service by the authorities of this
State while he is or may be engaged in
the military service of any of the South
ern States, and every party. attorney or
other person offending against this aci
shall be fined and imprisoned for con
tempt. The fine not to exceed five
times the amount Of the debt sued for,
to be paid to the soldier or his family a.
the court shall award.
Be it enacted, That this act take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage.
Approved, January %, 1861.
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aew FIRM at Quliman.
ENANs e HENRY.

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a. -. IS f..a.elI f'IH 'NlIH And ahoife Haees ~
4 ..allr aan1d y N0|aIs Ior|IT ferlel|
o.. F. . .I.|.IIHa o. HHI.H IINI ~ NN"H HHEI ~
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.....|.l r.. Al t I|aaf aII NHaI IA NNNI #IaaI .Hl
s. 80 aud hsm risaJa 'aatI v tgaah
nrg Goods ego,,rlis, PIllhlsni naliunp,
.. asa. bsisnras % q lafss rri.a saanay
.. NJ sasai afesaila inFms aad ~ sea beat
nvI.s fha tnl|nr roHnt4 4I0ar.II a rIn
ana ..a IH.Ia anH .'''tI.' N'N.t |I III. |I'NN'
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.... ~. sar .aira lllHm ~ wnea ~ llrT Ha|t ~
aaf a'a-' p ILvtTrr rvtra
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Mss n. l. FENET. Engiish Branches
BOARDING. DEPARTMENT.,


RATES OF TUITION
lTheseholaaiic year, beginning Ist Monday in Oc
tober, and ending The last saturday IN June, El be
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Estate ofH. 3. Nichols, deceased.

A~~~aA~p " ne As N~nOANs uCGcaSUus
" HEREAS letFs of Administration
w were grantecto the undersigned,
at the last Februar Term, A. d. 1861, of
the Probate Court 4 Newton County, on
the estate Of H. EHICHOLS, deceased.
Now all persons hSng claims against said
estate are hereby Dtified to exhibit them
duly probated anc registered within the
time required by bv, or they will be for
ever barred.
HARD NICHOLS, Admir-.
April u, 1861. 26-Tt
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nILLSBORO ACAEMY'

Address LEB. G. GATHRtt
ssAnnaaI isTas 6s1 saS Ri aoSs.S % .o6sr.
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An old lady stepped into one Of the
stores Of New Haven the other day. and
aftef locking for some time q pile Of
water pipes lying in the gutter. exclaimed,
~ Il. indeed. an awful state Of things
when We are obliged 70 have cannons
piled up il our stresisln
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HIGH LIFE IN WAsHINoToN.-An intelli-
gent correspondent of one of the New
York papers gives the following descrip-
ton Of Lincoln's last reception:
THE reception at the White House was
one of the poorest even seen in Washing
ton. Some of -.-esirong minded women
from the West insisted on dancing the
Rail Splitter's dance, which consisted in
walking in a zig-zag manner from one side
of the room To the other, as though they
were following split rail fence in the
dark. 1t certainty was The most undigni-
fed and childish performance ever seen in
the White House. The faces Of Senators
Seward and Cameron were red With shame.
In receiving his friends. and in shaking
hands with his friends Old Abe does the
business up like a regular rail-splitter who
had just gone through the marriage cere-
mony, and was receiving the congratula-
tiOns Of his friends. In his reception he
labors harder perhaps and goes through
more hard work than any six ordinary men
could stand. Western admirers fancy all
his movements are beautifully frenchy.
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ROSE HILL ACADEMY.

TUE third session Of this institution commenced
1 on the first Mnaday IN March. under De care
-of y \ II HlGPEN, Principal, and G, A HuDpl.E-
RATES or TUITION.
For tucnty-one weeks, Orthography Reading
Writing, Primary Geography, and Mental Arithmetic.
or ali SO o.
irummar, seosraphy, Anthnstic and History. : :
.seOSas,ry, ilsebra Philosophy, Mental or Moral,
one % an, 800
Latin and Greek Languages Trigonometry and
surveying. with the shove branches o. AL % o.
This school is situated in North East jasper b.
NEeen Pauldng and EntrrpriEe. in hsalthy and IN.
elligent community Board can be olfaned in
cool lamihes nt ten dollara per mnnth including
Washing and iRhts- The Principal has had expe-
rieuce Of zen years In feachIng. and has been
neni1 succeasiii IN Teaching the higher branches of
Mathematics and Latin. Both the Principal and
Assistant 6outherners BY birth education inter
sst and feeling His discipline viii b sfiici, but
mild and impartial and every attention will he given
u The moral and mental cultivation Of students. y
Pupils can euier ~ any time during she session
and will b. charged from tho time o. entering to
he co-e of the term. unless prevented from stten
dance b. protracied sickness which time will be de-
ducied lrdm tuition. Students IRON a distance vill
Be required 10 pay their tuition IN advance. give
-aiisfactory reference (of parent guardian some
other responsible personk
b. " THIGPEN. Principal
CA. HuDDLESTON. Assistant.
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Decatur High School.

March a issl. . A. hODDLhsioN' A'sls,l sa'
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CoIfg'Ast1AsfcA - Tn4b,AAAhA
ftnh tnderNrned hna nov stocked and In f1ll opcr
atIan haa II FoUk HoEsE NAIL CuAcht
.uunIuH daily lrum Dusofn. On the Mohile and Ohio
ialroai. - Prairie Line, t. fsnidlnE MFauldlnEN
1nneets Eifh line Of TWO HORSE NAIL COACH
~ which runs trlwerkly frnm Paulding w. Gar
sndagile. southern kaIlIoad and Decatur, 70 Uniun
lea. and thc Daily atage Iiue frun Montgomery
Ma % Morton. nn the southern Road The TWo
iurae Stages leave PMuldina for Union on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fudaya time enough 10 connect
Tlh the stare The same dag. The Cars on the south
m hoad are nos running 10 Newton Station where
sheF cnnueci With thia line.
nE-rhe stock 90 this line are equal 70 any IN the
inuufry. TIN Coaches comfortable. and The drVerh
arefnl ard accommodating. Rasinggs Hey ray -
A. ccnnaeii1ns hcin4 asnl1
80 We have 4 Lrynnr 8lGntn nov IN operation ..
Weston sta.inn and a rAnldng. any person des-
-nr u can b. furnished with conveyances 70 any
r,..tslr n~t if. ian ~
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MEDICAL NOTICES.


HANfN0 pernianenily la,aird himself Il Filis-
FIla. MissAasipp tendera his professional servi-
Cos - thc ciuaens II he rNlsrr and surrounding
D. nunl a. al umrs uuisas professionally engaged.
telsfeuua.- = iusell sud others II ncccsaary.
sepi isea f-iy
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NOTTGE

- SusTeEssss-SzzGEe.
VILLA the first Monday Of Nav next
Il it beiI the 9th day OF said month. in
front Of Ae door of the Court House in
the townf Paulding. in Jasper County.
sell at pUtic auction, tue following de
scribed Ind, on which the Taxes for the
year lS6lare dew and unpaid, to wit:
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-19

Tuition vii BE- charged rom time of entrance tli
close oflern. unlaas absence occurs rom sickness
- in accorinnce WITH private arrange ments. The
school nov numbering sixfy, j. rapidly increasing.
The Teachers have BEEN eminently successful during
q The school They have bad murh peri nee else
ghere. but COS permanenfy lncated IN charge of
this school, They viii exercise careful supervision
over the health and morals Of boarding pupils.
- Board can Be obtained at from eight 10 ter
dollars per month. For further particulars address
The Principal, or President of the BOARD.
A. A. STALLWORrH, PrsSidsAf
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NTrE have nou Ne largest md hest aasortrneut of
w Gracerica and staple eoodn that ve have ever
iad Money iaacarce and lhc times are hard, and We
sii ell noe on the moai favorable terms
Our cottnn market j. nom SERVE, and We are ready
% bus ail hat ~ can ret A Mobile prices lees the
OTTO are earnestly requested 20 hrinE their cot
on a. pr couuaet An ihai we aek or expect of our
lrirndH j. thai they ui % a that they can, and az
lrumpilF aa possible To al anch We promise % SUE
tain Iheu nr1l year 70 ne fall extent Of our ability
20 suchae DO nol want 10 eli their cotton a pres
iut rrieha- " 9ay bFlnn t 10 ua and We VII shif
and hold any reasonable lirne.
Brict sioTs Baisprina Nov. =. leo. a6
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y SI, 6I..a aial Wsi Work ssd s no,
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nIANE iurmed . corartnershlp for tha pra1.iics oi
their rr1fession. and respccifli.Y ttuder 60 lr
1nfFIrra tn ne rIiInfua FnultlfuN and vicinity
rhey have aiso established an fNFfnMARY hr tEe
rllur nf panruta a. uhufn their united aeufan.
Hi 3 riTeu. snd uhers hefsr treatment can b. rcp
ifred nan - hos ~ distance, especially IN chrun
d raara. Oharrsa mudaFaia.
80 surxeal aparstiona charged extra
fuatt-l. Aus - isso. ts-iy
>. r. TANNEHILI., ~. D.,
NNANlNt lofaird himself tn miles rlsf ~ Wiikes
n 4 tnfT NuFIaFion rnuufF. Miss sf Ma N D Car
nFa rrsenre niaY he fnuui ihareaf ~ times unlca.
tIaent IN nTnaeesilna husiuess. and rcaly - dis
'han ne duis n BIZ Profession % ths best Of h.
thiIf 3. uhen called uron.
o. |nrf1 s1Ilsf. uri ia isfa a-u
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DOoEZa AND
Iloaa ald to1Qnl looke 81 ergry description. lcr
Inr ~ 81 Aoadeu8aa and Hehenln. Alao, Teal ~.
fely q Gap NaAa and Letter PupeEt steel and Gold
nsaa Gala a. Iaaa ~ kladni lnh a,ena. =.
n~a~ngnuR ~
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-19

HENfNo liraied ai Ndutro-s. re-perifuiiv teafirr.
~ rrolsssiuna trrFicea % ine cifircns oi tha'
laiuea Canphau shea noi professionally absent
ArrH i1 l.ta. E-iY
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-19

~ = - ~ y a y ~
T'AKEs thls netno.l % rendering bic Professions
Il aerrIoae % tha puhlir
HaiaprrpaFed tn pcrflrm al opcrsti1usin Mechan
lrA fsnlMlry wth all ne latest impruvement
fT.k rrspsanl trrirrs his lhruks to ~ lrien,ls
- le NIIaIc g. We Nneral ralruusrn ertended A.
na. and irueia tai he be- etecuted BE uork IN such
= manNaf ~ tn WarIt anontnunnae ui themar
iAasAootl April n isss 1-ly
lfeauos. ns a. snsssss. "a a. s1lToS. ;. ).
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""I.. " |II. #HIH NsHITrH| ~ - HU 'NH
Fl Ai.. = I.IH.I IasI 'I IIN HFnEI' RI IF|I II|I'
VA 81 e.f a. eae l.aIf iaHl lfleAHfEA % a1f NNn N
r.. ~. &aI.|'|II q or tN'HtIIHN N
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RunaEay slave.

a. C0MITTED to the Jail of
fA Smil County, Mississippi. Oh
sJ~ FriCS the 2gth day Of March,
T(N A. ] 1861, a negro boy who
M saynis name Is SIM that he
- beltgs to Nathaniel Dean. Of
- Supter County, Ala. Said
boy is about trty years old, about SIX
feet high, his II eye is affected, appar-
emily by the imoval of a cataract, his
left ankle seer to have been put out OF
place and is no deformed to some extent.
Had on, whe committed. kersey pants.
Osnaburg shir and goatee whiskers. The
hair on the trk Of his head is worn of.
which he saywas done by wearing ben.
That he wasurchased by Mr.. Dean from
Mr.. Wardbf Greene County, Alabama.
That be ranTay from Mr.. Dean about the
9th Of Mare last.
The Owneis required to come forward
prove prop'ty and take him away, or he
will be dea with according to law.
WIN. WATKINS,
Shelf and Jailor Smith County.
April 1851. 26-3t
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nocoHnlcE sEsIEH % EDtcArIoS'

LAununnALn nPRruos. KISS,
~ ~ Auther, a. ,. msCoanrcK.
All aaulheln 3. 11ll. aaIn1 xauharn book,
aFH ANnen NHfHeI4Aa. Ana are nNIne 81 ne aoulh
sI00rnias'4T - ~ psella tlHu. = lhs.m,.
n.asna "hg
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HAVING perInan-utly losaied q NJ. Charlie nar-
i 4 Hrffa. Hhaar rrsisnca 10 fsu mites south Of
frara Tine Twelve miles woai ~ ihauio and ten
mllee east oi faulinn respectfully tenders his so
essiousi services - ne slusans of thai neishbqr
hood an.l ne puilIc generally.
Afr ltlu. BEN
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REv. 7. p. LEA. Classiosl Teacher.
Mss ~ a. MOORE Engiish Department..
MRS. s. p. LA 81 Ornamental Branches.
MRS. Nj n DAWklNs. Instrumental Musia
- The huidings and The spacious grounds
provided win q FieH 10 the making Il permgni
5chsol, Of ne greatest practical benefit.
7. D. LEA, Propre.
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LIVERY RrAnLE.

J. - O. w n zUTOELI1T q. !.
HAzLEHURsT, MIsa
FNYHi8 eaiahllahuant "a cunmodious and we'll ~
tended. Horsea = this Stable are earrl1IIy looked
- bT god q9Iiof aho 4 roady q al hours - -
tend - calls. Ihe gr1aiosteare ull Be taksn % nel
rsRms-cash 81 demand. or Il payment should BE-
Fs6 "a 80 40
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SUMMERYILLE FEMALE SEMTNjY
Afsluais aui sds,f Bogding SsAOol
FOR YOUNG LADIF,

TUBS school presents Inducements superio any
n IN The la1ilado IN the superiority Of its bfings-
the healnness ofiia locafion, the quality of ul.
steal instruments, and the experience and ny oi
iis learhora
The Principal has secured the services Of (essof
huqo MLl1ra in The Musical department nov
feels warranted IN saying that no school ine state
furnishes e7nal aciles for acquiring this tctaoie
accomplishment
The teacher q the Ornamental departmss shAi
she should BE- faithful and competent
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MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
W0NFR0SR. JASPER CO.. MISS.

THIS Classical school, situated twelve miles soutl
4 Of the southern Railroad h easy Of acress ans
'ree from the the temptatious common to towns
The healihfllncss of the locality and the medica
quality 81 cur SUI phur Spring are we'll known Here
parenfs may ind q Southern homeechool. unde
pure. moral influences, and with none but true South
srn teachera admitted.
Il II independent-the Proprietor being under n
Trustee boards Or scctarian schemes.
e. The School year vii begin OCTOBER fet an
end July 1let. Young ladies viii beard with ih
sHHHs.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
HOARD OF TRusFEEs.

DIR. A. NJ WILKINS, President
JAMES STINSON,
AP. BUSH
A. T. HENLEY.
III 3. aHEL1ON, Eeq.
r. r. JOH E~TON. Esq.
JAS. CHALM ERs. Secretary and Treasurer.
FACULTY,
Rev. JESSE g. NASH, n. A. Principal, Prof. Of
Moral and Inieliectual Philosophy, aud Political
Economy
wM j. WEST. N. A.. Teacherof Classics and Satu-
ra Sciences
e =. YAeLE. Professor Of Music.
MRS q NASH, Rnglish Branches and French.
Miss JENNIE q. ELLIOTT. English BraDches-
Music.
MISS +. A. FENET English BraBches-
MISS ~. L. , ENET, English Branches
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TERMBs
for board tuaon Waahine, A., for ten ~ ns, on
- - ~ - 49,
Lor Lstin, French, OF man-...........---. Say
tor Music, ooo
Fer Dfeuing, Painting Wax Work and Leer' =. a.
- 49,
Addfeaa LEB. G. GATHRt
Principal and Proprietor, Ghop, -
Annual terms begin lat Monday In loost'
nept =. l.sa Wv
uALLSBORO ACAEMX.
rTiHE EXERCISES Of fhls Instisution ca4enced on
n ne I'D Monday of January, tsounaef 49, ~
s.tnaffo ci p. ". WUFFORD In he NJ Ana aiss
~: = AshE in ihe female depa1men 80.
1ne se..ea eon4sia ofuo terms. n ~ -, u '@olF
ty-iour Wceka-the second, of sixteen ekA
RATES or TUIT1N:
PRIMARY cLks3-coaslsiing of ihing' hssd- -
ING and Writing. por month, 1~
JUNIOR CLAas-Incindinr the -, With 0eog-
.aPn2. Aiihnsie, History and CONF aon' 1s a de 81
SENIOR cLass-Ineisdlpr ne ,ys. nth A.
feeia, ~ l.osophF, chemlsiry, Boy, hes'o.,S. ~.
..sa, eIeeE ald o. Higher haihNnes' tS- " e.
EXTRA.
4a.io n tla monlh.
uee % F'aao l0
1nte1 ull ba ehnlaoa rom tI enif.nes ~
:. ol .aia unless ntaenee ooo 'o'H
e. -. AsHE i p.,par.d so = .pRs ,s ',.... 5osss
lae.e. e. tc1f1ala. anf ,s6d hoar. ca y Guam
ea #lin Der sa1 q oihaf placas Il -, ...r.s
Ln.w s,...,isS s5.'a' a.,
~
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fnlpnAn = snHNlnoe,
-. l..assisr a Chapanan.a and -
f.nnlnns Nlnnal
r,uLDfEC. MA
... .t t,.nssissi il ~ rrsriIra q
M ar.'lsrlIr 10 t'i tI0'N|.I Hr'Ira.
.sI 4. '..a|l and rfo1sle l1nIs n ~
.Ma NHIiHh tnrtt NNMi.Nt fHffFs
rss ~. "a iaadelis'. ~ ~. ..... es9 ~
b. r "| .|r|I lnnl. 49,.
- r.rn u rle CallaaIiae af cIsuh
nro. WOOus
% u u d a ~
.... 49,. L.. INa Il|uIIa If IalIIHI'IIIa. Cara
W ts.aef. ana ln Jones' olpen. Fsuy.
ANA fIannuHN NNMH'INN
49, n.slis fasasia ccuniy. Nias
-. .s.....l VI. n rlNa s.n pra1IIes IN co
raTIaeI.hIr n tasref NeArN "a.
Nk iaNns f
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Boardcrs viii bring beds md axtnres and WI
HashinH ia n1t iueludcd and pupils 60 home. exc
on school dayh, board can b. bad from $500 70 81
GUILTY.
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eer Nprtkern @entral gaipertnreet GEpgt &tiensaen nit benz
@rpresAaa ~bef6rbert, Dte gabu btsfet 6Gerr5 rem SmrtsraAtGn
etneu erBstren gOttbetls ais tFeae cine an0sFe 8abn,
qua III fs mn 81 Histfen EHrSer ais tefe aroere Botn naGa bendnn-
ten Biaten, ais:
Bittsbprg. Glepelaap, Detroit, Jprt Bapne,
@GicagD, Wtiltpautee; @aleita, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod 9Slanb, burlington, Soma @ita
rr perren besBalt bic nit Der NOrtbern Central 9abn s~eben6ea
perTrneu 10 Gtunbsn frufsr olsbt nit anssrH Ncbaea ~seaen5fn
6grt etntrsftu, audb werbea ! Ilal wentser Oe gDaeen 6abetg GEE
-e6feit. Ge 8apn steft bWg6 ben fb6naen Shetl Won Chip.
Die eansE Gnseruune ppn bier bts ebiossC tt 500 Dleilea DaS
GcrGG reiFc bteF 9e8etGnet tmartee) ufe 8ebt nttt ZEN Qanaatsten
an ben 8efinnun9sptI. ~
NaG @reItline, Dabten, Cincinnati, 5npianas
ppli8, 2pui8pi1e mt st. 9puis
merSen tStnfaps gaFa8lere bsfSr6ryt uap far itr Gepat tetHe
wettere linatdsumsshCaen bgredust. Die ~gGaagterf fbnnsa Hit
Sen, 8 ubE- pber NBfnSS 10 ubr- BUG aa@ aaea tsfiiGen Wdben
eehsz pERe untsrpses Guf8spaifeE ~ f9eteeA. Darafabrts-Si-
letfe rper6eu rerfagft TIA ber OfFce ps Identea. ~
i"@ SptnG. BaIffT,
D9l4s Ne. rs 8sas-Sreet, maze Sn4ter5 Wtari, 81
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9sitli4, 3 NAL tag & 9aorg. 4 glOrs.
s@euummsa. (sf DIT. ; @ g@@'
Seitlid an Scun. Bios 3. 55gtadnt. a MSoro.
8aibit8tOn 3mil4eut.7 5OtOrs. 1.40Olit.
annapolis z.10Wfor0. 9. 8g1pra
sec : 2.5093adm. 5 Nod'
6recerit d. 3piideaIt ! z 94erg. 1o1 Ofor.
StatiOn u 24 9titt, 81 @ad,
BIS - 82E0 ~
Cumberland z WeOrs, s. 9aod.
Oorf unO meflid ibsr : 61 MSrg. ST Mor.
Pitt8burs (61 GbOs. 81 abOs
Srnuta08 bios 65 81 SHpr,
gufialO @rp. 61 Nlorg. 81
SlO YOint, est. @Ou.)3f Na6m. ii @lDr.
0efapare unoDltttde 81 Na4m, 81 9ta@,
Counties BON Morpt. !
@aleert 60, Diem 6 .4o91Ors. 81 a6bs.
flag, DON. II. Cams. !
ss0fatetopn tagli& 8 saadm. 6 @Ors.
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muilen pprau8te3ablt mereeu, Ii e8 mitel1
Rplf Clamps, pper ~geItempelteu Converts
Grlefe, nelde in bic BpIt gelegt werOen
uno am 4lobe4ietbit an irgene cine NpreRe tes
tirrult linp, toiten / Gent, 8rtefe, mel&e in
cen l3eitull8en publizi t neroen, tclteu nebIt
benz Yertp 1 Gent eytra, Sim Orte Ie(bf ouf.
9e8eben p0er rnfraufirte 8riefe weroel mot
dniioncirt. y
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folteu mad ig9euo eiuem 9leile Der Ser. Stao.
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padt lelll, DAB BEIGE @npeu oIfeu inn /; aneern-
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Cine 9eilgn9 in 2 Iagea sussf0ert.
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Gfitsfte teg s5ntat4en Gplegiurns BET ~gDuntArats tn aVahra
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0efabrIihe Qranfbeit.

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