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Communicated.
CAPT. r. C. BRYON.

This efficient officer ba,lo us adiou OH
Tuesday morning, the l7lh inst, to join bis
friends at home. He volunteered with us
ayear ago, and was appointed Regimcntal
Com,nissary. lie being tiify-two years Of
age when The term for which he volunteered
had expired, he thought it duty to him
self, on account Of his health, TO resign his
commission and leave the army. 1t was
with im;erming'ed JOY and regret that we
shook the Captains hand "gnodbye,"
which came from the heat. We were
pleased for him to bc free from the expo
sures OF the camp, but We regretted that
we were 10 loose an officer who was ever
kind and active in the discharge of the
duties Of his office. No officer in this ar
my had SO unanimously won the respect,
confidence and friendship Of men and off
GERS as had Capt. B,yop. lie leaves many
warm friends here, who rx;cud to Kim
their best wishes. lie had since the f,st oil
Ost.ber last, until The time o! b rcsigna-
tion, been acting is Brigade Cou,ni ,sary.
We wish The Captain long life and
hope that no cloud Of sorrow or trouble
may ever cast sllaiow over the sunshine
Of the happiness of his future years.
10Th Regis. G. V. February 20, 1853
II w.
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EpaEPrELp ADVERTISER.

Notwithstanding the s.tingsncy of the times
? and the high prices Of ssery article Of prin-
ting material the ,Hgsfsld AdOertiar con
tlnues to make improvements for the benefit Of
the reading public. The publishers of Jhst
paper have employed the Services of Miss
b searrls ". Dsrgan.sto prs'id. over the literary
1 iAeprrtment'e Of the. Ads6tiAr.' The columns
s?vsr which she presides, display litersy taste
end genius and fall OF, interest {, The -Adrerli
'ss' is in is 2s,h year and deserves the patron
age Of the public "'G' ~ e.
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CONSIGNEES.

The following prrsons have freight in the
Depot nj Ahhrvilr:
M"Nriic, J d Chalmers. w J L"uax,
} MrCa>ln, 1 G Perrin. y Wrr, d
WardInw, A A Williams. j w Lewis
f Parker, L Chivcrs. II w Lawson Thos
Aiken, + Pollard. F NJ Mitchell, A J Wee!
Jas. MrCo.d NJ r Ban or.
D. r. SONDLEY, Act.
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II DEATH or THE Hon. 1nnuHD RHE11.

sda DEATH or IHE HON. xDMuHD RHRTf.
otAn: the death Of the ,Hpn.. Edmund Rhstf,
Sps :eouptry has sustained this Joss of one of
nor m"st usefuls and eminent citizens. He died
st tspartanburg, after brief illness on the 18th
'p'I 10 the ssth year of his 90 His remains
'sss deposited at,the Tssios 5sslal ground at
Coiumpls' In 1850, hs vis s-smsmbsr Of The
%' ."ven.'on OF Southern Rights Association at
Se''on; S.n,;a in 80 member Of the State Con.
ssn..on at columbis; 10 IS he, vss elected to
~ , e'ste Senate and in' ths ffsn of 1862 was
ELECTED for four years. lila nj. has b.en one of
Iuan. ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06
PROPOSAL FOR CARRYING THE MAILS

We,hsye, received in pamphlet form, from
the Office Of the Postmaster General, John H.
Reagan, the Proposals for carrying the mails,
IN this State, Georgia, North Carolina, and
Florida. The pamphlet is put up in hand
some form containing all information necessary
to persons desiring to lut in bids for any Of
the routes.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06
TEE WHEAT CROP IN GEORGIA.

Agentleman just from Cass County. Ca, in
forms US that the wheat crop. in Cass County
and the surrounding country promises vel ::
that the winter has been favorable for good
yield. and that the farmers there calculate up.
on an abundant crop the ensuing harvest.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06
OUR COURT.

Inst Monday. The I'd, was in course, the
first day of the Spring term of the Court of
Common Pleas for Abbeville District. There
wa', however. no. Judge in attendance. and Of
course no business done. That day being Sale
Day. large number Of our citizens were in
town, and good deal of money was to be
seen changing hands. But few public sales
were made-less than usual
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06

F0RTY-sEvENTH GEORGIA REGIMENT.
We learn from tile Savannah Republican, that
Col. Carey W. Styles. formerly of South Caro-
hna' and member of the Palmetto Regiment
in Mexico. and lately of Gen. MERGERS stnff,
has been assigned to the command of the fifth
Georgia Regiment.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06

Chas. II. Allen. Eaq, proposes to attend to
the Collection Of deceased Soldiers Claims
We cheerfully recommend him to persons who
have that kind of business to transact. See
his card in this issue.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
4bevilte District- Citation.
Rv WILLIAM HILL. F.n n.dia..aAe AL.

T0'N ''o"FSs'V VssUtsVWs
BY wlLN An HILL, E.q., Ordinary Of Able
vile District ~
WHEREAS John A. Wier has applied to
me for lette of Administration Of all and
singular the Rods and chsttels. rights and
credits of COLI Rugustus j. Lythgoe, late Of
the District afd essid deceased.
These are thei fore, to cite and admonish all
and singular. the hundred and creditors OF tho
said deceased to and appear before me- At
our next Ordinary Court for the said Dis
trict, to be holden .AbRoviHe Court House.
on the 18th inst. TOY Sbow cause, II any. .wbY
the said administrative should nos be gfyntM
Given.under my han and SEAL Ibis, ths 3a
and si.iy:ilree and ibs Seth ssss 81 ,ltSs
Sovereignty "pa IudS kendsLSs of tie 'stats
of South Carolina. -
WILLIAM HILL. a. An
March 6 A q =.
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;TAT OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATk OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Ad4 vtlle district Citation.
by "lLLi9 HILL Esq, Ordinary Of ALbe
vile District
WHEREAS kJoh" c. Chiles has applied to
me for iet,era of Administration Of all and
sing lar the go9ls AM chattels rights and
credits of Wild p Sullivan, late of the Dis
trict aforesaid 6e eased.
These are ihereH re to cite and admonish all
and singular. the kS Sdred and creditors Of the
sn'd deceased to be nd appear before me, at
,rct to be holden at bbeville Court House,
on the 18th March ins1 to sh. W cause, if any
granted.
Given under nv hand aNd seal. this the 2d
day Of March, one thou> nd eight hundred
aud six,y-thre-, and in f{e ssth year of the
81 ss9ysreg"sy Sasg % and %I"depen snoe of tho State
WILLIAM HILL, o. AID.
Ordinarys Office. a. 2t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06

Persons desirous of raising fine horses ma
profit by referring to the advertisement {
"Brutus."
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DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS FOR ABBE-


Moyistratcs-Cbarles II. Allen, Frank
Ii" Gilbert, Marshall Sharp, William A
Giles, Robert G Sharp, rice D w H,w-
thorn, removed; WIN A Lnmax, yice d..
Vld Keller, deceased; n L McCaslin, rice
David McClan', resigned.
| Commissioners Of Fire Schools
hogan, Andrew Dare, DO Hawthorn, Da.
WI McClain, Snml Penny, John r. w lspp,
L / Cunningham JAS w Buck, X Vance,
Jno ii Wilson, NJ O T,Iman.
Commissioners TO Approre Public Sc
curtHes-R a Fair, yice J + Marshall
deceased.
Commissioners Of PuLlic Buihlinas -
Edward N"b!e, rice Ii A Jones removed
Commissioners Of RomAs s-Jamcs NJ La i
ner, aice james Y Lockharl; DR. Yur
borough, vice w J Lomax; John Johnson
rice ID W Aiken; NJ w Gilman, yice
John l. Griffin.
EScheator-FA A Conner.
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Attention is directed to the notice of "D;sso.
luton" by John A. Wier. Surviving Partner of
the State firm IF Wicr & Lythgoe.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06

Attention is called to the advertisement by
Mr. McNar-Or3inary'e. Adjutant and In.
spector Generals &C.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06

lANKEE IDEAS About TAKING CHAR
LEsr"S.-From files oi Northern parers
before us, We learn that great store is set
ny the coming assault on Charleston.
The New York Herald says ''nohinc can
be more certain than the utter destruction
OF I'll" rebels, no, only al Charles Oh. but
ais" III front Of Fickslurg." The Loni: -
vile Journal is not so vlvacinus: "If ~.
succeed. says that paper, We SHALL then
he at, r'o push our fortunes in snl.cr ca,--
nest. md to better purpose The WASH
lngt'". Press deals in hopeful invrc,;ve.
f"rn"y remarks, for example, that I'VE
will SON put such a spider into Bcanre
CARDS dumrling at Charleston. as tina,
person never dreamed Of L.f re. II is fii
that the ci;l of the rebelinn ssb.ulJ +.
witnessed and experienced hy the nn,ho-
oi the beginning. Greelv thinks .,urcess
ut C"arIesiaR would enable uH to snap our
finger in tie Face Of all Eu!npe.''
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06

Persons having clean cotton rags cnn find
reu"y sale, at good prices, ut H. ". Lawson s.
in this place.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06
Friday Morning, March 6 1863.

NoIlCE.-Arrangements have been made
with DR. "N' Il. WILSON, formerly one of
the Proprietors of this paper, to continue the
publication OF the Press during our absence
in the army. lie is authorized to ,rce;,, e,r
all monies due this Office
LEE q WILSON, proprietors.
Jan'Y Isl, 1868.
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March 3, 63

ApJT AND INsp . SENERAL's OFFICE
.CoLuaDIA 8. c.. Feb. 20, 1858.
chNNRAz"RDER.A Q. 10. ''
l. THE commanding fcers of companies
organized for nc'iv. SERVED Rpder General Or.
der No. 10. will forthwith r urn to this Office
rolls "f the names of MI ro-s eo in their re-.
spective c"mmands' between ages of six-
teen tl6l lnnd eighteen q 81 yea
ii. In regiments where theI has been a.
failure I" organize under GenersS Orders No.
10. the commanding officers of 81 d regiments,
will forthwith proeesd tb'organzl 4he comp.
MES III accordance with sid order Il the ear
l'rst practicable day. ard the con.ns& &aing off
GERS OF the companies will make RI lyrus in
pursuance of paragraph lst of this or,iefr
ILL., This order will rot apply to the rennii
za'i"n Of companies in the lstI, Regimen s.. c.
W.. Brigndirr General Wilmot g. D.SausSure,
having been charged hy Special Order No.A-
with th-ir organization.
BY command
A. {. DARLINGTON, y
A"J"tn"t ard In I"ctor General Soutl, Caroline
Feb ~ a. IL
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such sales, and prevent the said salt from
being purchased or resale or speculation
or cxp"rtalion from the State.
VII. The construction O! the said mana.
zines shall not he commenced, nor shall
any land or buildings for the same be pur.
released hef"re the expiration of one wear
from the passing Of this Act.
ENGLISH GrNPowDER FOR TIE Con-
fEpERAcY.- One oi the E"glish papers las
lately stated that Great Britain >hipped
about thirteen millions Of pound. of gun.
powder. directly or indirectly, during ;he
first three months Of 1862, to the South.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06
PREACHING IN METHODIST CHURCHES.

PREACHING IN METHODIST
Ab6EPILLE DISTRICT.
MARCH.
Thursday, the 9th, (day Get apart bv the
Governor.)
AdberiHe IINage. II o'clock.
Sharon n O'Clock p. m.
Saturday, the 7th, and Sunday the stl,-,he
I'd Sunday.
AdderiHe 1IHagc, Quarterly Meeting.
Friday the l3th-4 o'clock, p M, Poor House
Third Sunday. the 18th.
AdderiHe Village, IL o'clock.
Shiloh, i.
sssslsmA
Saturday, the 2l.t and Sunday the ood-th.
4th Sunday.
Betheh-Two days meeting.
Saturday. the 21st
Miss h1'nore's School House, II o'clock.
Libery, .
Fourth Sunday, the 2ed.
-dd6eritte Viiloge, ~ o'clock, p. m.
Smyrna, Al a. IN.
Zoar, loa
Giorcr's, nm
Friday the eth, (day ret apart by the presi-
dent)
AdderiUe Iillage, IL o'clock.
Bethel, 81 (" nm
Smyrna, 4 IL a.m
Saturday. the osth, and Sunday the eyth,-5,h
Sunday.
Shdron-~Two days meeting.
Fifth Sunday, the 2otl,.
Ad1eViAe lIHaye, a o'clock
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06

RcHMnND, March 1.-The DixDutch
has dates to the 23I ul..
Geo. y. Sanders sailed FROM I,lifax OF,
he 2lst for Europe. lie nd Confederate
dispatches with him.
The fact that large number :ufami,n
Ia"ccs we're shipped from Cincinnati ON the
18th, with orders 'h"t they should be a,
Nashville on the 2olli, is taken AS n.lica
live Of an early engagement by Ro<cn-
cranzs army.
The New York Times has letter from
V'rkShnrg which says that the army o
Mississippi is beng depleted alta fearful
rate. Since it has been lit Eickshurp owe,
one hundred men have every day laird t..
respond 10 the roll, and been carried on,
never to return.
The l,on'lon Times SAYS it is reported
that certain parties in Paris lad Offered y
loan to the Confederate Government OF
five million sterling, Qua basis OF cotton
at hvc pence per p und, with lie optic,
OF rxrhang ing for Confcd rate .,u.ls =,
seventy, hearing eight per cent interest
and tina; the offer had been accented.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-06
THE CAPITAL AT. COLUMBIA.

There is not building in the Conisat nc
States, that can at all vie with the New
State House at Columbia, whether as to
beanty or solidity. Although not yet hear
completion, enough OF the work is done to
convince every behoIder that it will he =
lit receptacle for the archives Of II grea,
people. Projected 10y cultivated arci.
tect, and built up under the direction and
control OF an able Superintendent, it will
assure lIy merit the api:eilalion OF Capitol
when Columbia shall have become tie
seat OF Cove: nmept for these Confederate
S:ates: anil never was the Canitul of any
Government located so handsomely as
this.
In assuming that Columbia will become
the Confederate CITY, we may he wide OF
the mark; but there is reason and Justice
in the assumption, and we hnpo it will lie
realized. 1t IS sickly objection, that we
are to become corrupted AS State by the
establishment Of the Confederate Capital
amongst us. 1t insults the moral firmness
and enlightened advancement OF deir peo-
pleHaway with it. Let Columbia put in
her claims to this high distinction, and
among :hese claims she may well point to
the magnif ent granite structure which
'uld so soon be prepared for occupancy.
Could the Congressman of the Confedera-
ty sec it for themselves, thy would say at
once that there was force IN the claim,
backed as it is by SO many arguments Of
convenience md rropr'ety. And then
there ars such vast granite facilities for ali
other requisite Government buildings, and
The arrangements are all in working order
to re ach these facilities; what an opportu-
nifty for the new Confederacy. What an
escape for the State from the (socalled)
useless expenditure of her funds! Aud the
Legislature cohld easily enact to hold i,s
sittings in Cbarleston--a poin, already de-
sired for that purpose BY many portions of
the state.s, What says the press.-Edge-
yfeld Advertiser.
:. t...t,. e y I s........
faE BaAyEsr REonfEkT.-The wife Of
Gen. John G: Breekipridgs has had pre-
pared a magnifcsa. stand of colors con.
'structed from the sill, OF the wedding dress
wosn'by herself upon the day Of her mar.
riags, and designed, through '-ler ,distip-
'guisbed busband,'to Be" presented TO the
hoossgaltanto and bravs regiment 10 HE
di~lsioai: We understand that. this. appro-
pshtsshd Sssdet presestbss been bestowed
upoh The aosh Tennessee Regiment com
',sahded BY Col. Tom Smith. and known
wen as the famous "Banle's Regiment"
that did ,uch gaIlan. service in the disss-
trous hattie Of Fishing Creek.
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%6ruceries,
Sic cure Il. Gigarren.

S.piep Garoer S Co.,
Sadlpnfrabe, s,pil1en Der 8. II. 9anpunB,
lsnfsa Die @ufmerfIamfsit spn 9anbtauIeuten Ii.
NGer, Dir a.
quite Waore su niebrloen Nreilsn
pIni9sn, arf ibr aroBss unb noblaleriirtss 2as
ger, rpslbes BEL gr5Hnuns Ser g9iTlabrt sro6s
frllhs. 3ulsnsungen erbu!ten mirb.
u lere Notwithstanding nit ct. Souls unb
esm Olten bsfdb,st uts, su aQsa 3siien su
ct. Spnis, Gbicaeo unp Wtilwaufie>
Nreilen d.
gu Sertaule1t, in Sislsn DdusN pbne cine Wreiasrs
bpbut'g fur bic SrauspOritoNsn su ma9sn..
8. g. SliOter,
Der eth arrangement nit seu 5erren@ ppley Ispet
une 80. sentadt bat, mire (sbr erfreui fem, feline
Jrsunos IN leinsr aeusn SteQuns su iebea uno 81
behiener.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

MIe s;nalal ein 1AIousr 5psfulant su
furs fam,
Sn8er9beim betD
II Waloef Bat iih npr einioer 2eit
bic nabits5enre, pie Der oWe(tf. Mertur"
la0t ~nabre" 0ei6idte suaetraBsn. Gin
SSrealit lpeculirte iton felt ldnesrr 3eit
ouf ras Gut eine5 Bauerr, mel6e5 ct
ansUfaufsn beabfhtiste. Der Bauer
bate absr ale pssfauNsen unterbanbz
ungen tur; ab9ebrO1en. Da triHt perz
ielbs i'm zines Mbenpes I'M Wirtbsbaule
IN etma5 aufaereStem 3uitanos. 0as
gelprah lentt lid boln ouf pa5 betrefenee
0ut unb BET Sauer erflart, IS perfaufen
su mOlen uno ;rpor UNI einen bilioen
preis, blcs aus ben, Wrunce, UNI feline
6rau, bic I6 einbilpe, paB ie 6sryin css
Wute6 lei, at dr9ern uuo tbr ben Gtane<
punt flar gu maden, Der preis fit
cas Gut miro gu einem bS9if mabtssn
SaBe fir ben Suesn oerei1lbart utlp
ouEeroem feit9eleyt, bab fir jepes lebenps
Stuf 9tubo,sb uno Jnoentar Die Sut11n1e
Don IS Sar. eesablt rpsrcea lcus. Says
parauf wirp eieier Gertrao . oem Nibz
ter in Milbunesn psrlautbart uno etc
luhen bic gortrabenten psn1eIten, Die
lleber9abe es5 @ute5 icfort III be,pirtsn.
Dian bs9ib! ilA mad 0erAbsim unp bic
llsbersabs erfoist. NQsr SHIo0eu ceo
Outes temdN'|st llh Elm nabrsrSdreden,
ols 9ferpe> &ube S5dafs ii. (, ~. verge
fibrt unp Gem Gdufsr Stuf fir Stud
UNI Is Sar. %ilbsr9cben weroen. Oils bic
llseersabe bsenoist sribeiut, fdbrt Der
Bauer ben Nibter uno cen Gdufer in
lsinen 5%aue9arten gum = Bienen1of
uue eriuat Bier psn &dufsr, audi fir
oieies Nugsteb Gtld fir Staf Is 5sr.
gu besatlen. l1m bic 3obl Der Bienen
feftiuaeQeN, pirb lofort gum iprablulen
gritaunen bes &dufers Elm 2orb eetgD5
tet $4,000 8ienen gu Sage eef1rpert.
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Der neue &Buig Orie u IT,
tanb'8 8. Die sylshi|4s .Mu'ipnalssr=
~fQnnAlua4 e.nannta nad pcr profIomire
un9 BIS pvin3en Wilbsim Spn 1dnemarf
3Um &6niB, ein &orai.e, nelde8 ilb nah
G~openBagep begeben uno pen Yrinsep I'M
9tamerl per Qtigdilten Patton bic Grcne
anbisten ioUte.
Yrin5 Mtt9em 1T bsr jiI'9ers 0rGoer
oer Detn3eIIn Nieronbra, bic ebsn ben
pytn5sn Hon WaIss asbeirotbst bat. Ssin
25ater, tar prius MtlbeIm upn OIlfsbuye
(ein Oeuti6er une fein DGne) eraattsrts
f1 Die Nnwarti9oft ouf cen raniIht,,
%brpn bnyd oen nieperirldtigen Gsrraih,
osIt CT an SAle8pisz 5plitsin tssino.
llsbri8en5 1T bic Ggb5burs pes prinsen
Milbelm sum 8Snts 9on 0rtsdsnlanb
bet Dauen uitto wsnissy ais ansez
neku:.
paris. -- Nom faiierlihen Ma5tsns
ball. ~- Nuf Dem !s5ten Wa5fsnbaus in
BEN Euitsrien, webst pie GGr1ir DIETER
mid oI5 DioboIine erIdieu, fol- Elm rptbet
Domiao an ls binestrsten iein unp 5u ibr
gslaat BADEN
0@hbne IiabpIins> Gis fowmen brett
aus rGT uute:welt uno tSnrer mir ,ppbl
Iaaen, 'pIe }ia S9r SER Gbwieseroater
bsfncet." ....
Cine anbsre Wasfe Iou fib rem Sal er
denaht unO ibm einen 8rteT Iberreidt baz
Ben, Bet belIen Durblsluns irir 8tint
obwobl ct poItlbe 70 lebr in ieiner Wepa!t
bat, eth sIettrtIber S6las pusDsudt BABE.
Der brief sntba|t sinfoA: nDlcstau -
WerIfo !"
Naris.~ - Gin srcBartiaer S0pins
bslprpses beiaaftiSt bier pas 3ubtpolissiz
@sriht. Gin es,pi1ey 2onoyn8ti 1T an
asfIeSs. burW bic Serlbisoenartislte Iprz
fpissesunseu unb BetriiSeyeEen ollndbIiA
son BET JIritiw Welfpnofi unp per Jirz
fin eabanpF, &bdser Deg yerltcsbsnen
Tlraen pastepitid, iiber cine MiUicn
Dronten erbalten su Aaben. Das urtbei!
If nod ni9t 8efdui.
Nlrttmberg. GAS 8rie9omi<
ni|ferium bat ben Mitslispern bet in ben
ut1fbieoanen Staptea Bartemterss &C.
biIbeten Susenowsbren ca5 mertbYplle
3uaeVdaeniB esmadt, fir ite - wsnn le
per MilitarpisnfpHidt yerfaQen - cle 9s>
ieslide DrdIensSeit Don 2 Sabren auf Elm
baItes Sabr ;u ermabiaen, sorousasIebt
l. - -. r. G,To%%N.e> N( Enr
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S Gumfpd
pom
Ntb- 9 Stort
Miuueappl;s, minmefpta,

miuneapplis, minmefpta,
tatsn in ibrsm WriGdf, Srn. 5einri9 s. eaeds
s%ngas;rt, uetdssr ltstS erTrsut iein wirb. lsinsn
beutlhsu Srsunoen ba5 bette Eager Don Maarsr1
All SHUTTER uno Site YOrsulssent wslhes nun I'M
Minns Iuta : Gbal gu furen IL, uro Muss 81 10
biuigsn Vrsilsn, wie IS Der NNrft nur srmDsliGt.
5trrn Qhbfe'6 Henrtnib IN hieisnt 0fI9aIt,
befdtigt Jpn, III allsn BrandeE. Maaren 81 ben
b~;nisisn prstisu gu ~liefert. Cine eyObs aus~
mNbl son Maareu wurOcn pst Der !ssttE s'rslssr@
bDbuug setauft, naruntey:
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Der 1ntfr3eidnete bistst gum garfauf SO 8GI>
ltr Stud. II. pulseriiirtsn3 uder; 100 30. Rafee.
3uter, auer Mrisn; $50 %. prrtc-Ritp unit
MuseOpaec ;3udtr; 100 gade Nio.0aTse uus
20 Ma; ten Sapa; 80 aiiten psrmiItten Ieemab-
!ensn RaHss 3u fcbr n~icerieen Yrsil.u; SO Cab
bits Sdie6pulser uno 9ailfr.1tes; SO b.. ,mh
- ]" ai(en yrnns 0yisu Ibee; s. v5G"ai-
ten Soipns unp Scubcna Ebse; % safer fri
lden pbsae bead" 8stb; $50 3itsn Mtilrp. une
ct. YeuiS ssutlde Ssife; $50 Rifen Sstreap
unb SGtnois 9tarfen Go,apanie -Starfe; So
yade in 0dHern 50 s." TaNern nnS r8itis~ j;
80 atlfsn Wireinia Iatad. berIdiepens 9prten /;
400 Eissn esn,ablsnes @epira unb Gremcr Gar-
tart; 50 ~prdets" san3en pfefer, so Maitea
Gaila.
Dsssisi9sn Elm hOaes Mlcrtimsnt @peserst-
Waarsn. @eorae g. Tartpe4v
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Mi1manFee & Nrairie bu Gbiem
0iicnbabn.

Die 1bnell fl unb bequemf tie
Geute nab rem Sien.
Maa n,adt bic Eeile nad Milwamfee unb
Chicago pbnf Wasacns pesr Gepad gu peGisln.
Die s%issanten Vecte Milpaufee, ResGitY,
War@agle.N ortbsrnQi9bt a.Stasea
ino nit oiilerseinie III Dsrbiabuus unb SrrlaEen
taali9 ct. 81 UNI s ubr bes mcrsens. Die
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Wisconlna Wruteh an. Ya0age 70 biaie
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Da5 frIbsr BON 5eryu petsr s3aB etbaItene
GAIT uNo Suarcinstaus r@albinston 5puls,1
nebt Siern 9alcoa, babe i'd miebsrum iitcrnunl~
men, smpfebIs oielss ecnfcrtabsl sinssribtcte> gut
rsllaurtrte Gtatli1emsnt ben, M phlpelleu II. Der
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mtiner mrrtbsn GATE BE; mir btin1ii6 fiblsn lOl.
SIR ScrteHliae aiae, CUTE @slranft ant Der
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sstrasen. Bpareer ssnieBsn BET mir souts 8e-
auemli9tsit unb alf lpuf erpentliden gorttei!t
tsaisli9 gutter 3clt unb fuliOsr gtcile.
1asni Naffh
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