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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-18

U. s. General Hospital, No. 2.
cvSHt,p.. Mise lam OSfh 1894.

| ". -. ueneIal HOSPITAL, NO. q.
VIcKsBuRG, MISS. Jan, 2Sth, 1864
EDlroR COURIER i wish to say to th
citizens of Wapello county and especily I
the friends Of the soldiers from that county
that we ask you to mourn with ms for tn
loss of a faithful! soldier, and greatly respec
ed by all his company, yes I may well sa,
by all who became acquainted with him.
His name is Joseph r. Wilson, a m embe
Of Company j, i Fifteenth Iowa Infantry HI
was taken sick on or about the first of No
'vcmber of 1868, and deceased tn,
twenty sixthof December in the same year
He enlisted as a sollier in his countrys
cause. r, Near the first Of Au,uat 1862, was
ava, from his home and the friends OF bis
youth, from that to the day of his DEATH
And although he could not have the tender
nursing of his aged u,other, he had the. mos,
careful nursing and kindest attention, and a
good physician, which gave him all the com
fort possible. He first took the Typhoid
Fever, lin gered long, and became very low
andweak when Erysipelas set In which re.
duced the mortal man very fast. Butwhile
laboring under THIS terrible .desease. the in
ner man remained, with a firm grasp on the
rod and the staff Of the Savior of Sinners,
and day by day grew stronger IN. the pros
pect ofsoon entering into his rest. Wilson
had enlisted in the cause Of Christ previous
to his enistin.. in the cause of his country
and maintained h's courage as well in the
service of thessSavior as in the service OF
the country. II visited him often during
his sickness and always found him las long
as he was able u CONVERGE with me) pos
sessed with y spirit of reconciliation, and
even the light Of Heaveh affording him the
greatest happiness and after he could not
be understood, his faca would seem to blaze
with the g'ories OLA resthgh up in Heaven,
But while we. his fellow Soldiers, lament his
absences in the regiment all who have an in
tereSt in Christ, can cease TO mourn, and
rejoice that Christ is ever ready to remove
the string Of dealt. fr,'n his faithful follow :
ers. that al my he TINS blessed with the
full uniform of Christie cover our sins in
the trial of death, ~ did orr brother Will.
son, is my PRAYER. REEFS CLARK. ,
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DROBATE. NOTICE.

James Warner, Erasmus Severe, Elizabeth Severe
Manson Warner, Joseph Warner, Hercules Wxrpev
Peter warner, William Warner, Lucy Warner and
All others concerned, are hereby notified that the
Is now on file In the Office of the County Judge of
said County, the petition of Charity Warner widow
Ell Lorenzo Warner, late of said County, deceased
asking that her dover in certain lands.
In SAID petition be set of and admeasured to her
OF the estate of said deceased. And that the nrst
MONDAY in March s64, at 10 o'clock A. NJ has be
set for the hearing Of said petition 81 ~ ~
nduniess youappear and defend against said
petition : my office n Ottumw& ca said day tn .
prayer of said petit will he grsnted by rider Of
the court THOMAS BIG IAN ta&T
jan ~ 10 lSo7 ''aiaHah aTa County Judge,
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The vast batch of nominations of Brig
adler and Major Generals sent by the Presi
dent to the Senate Yesterday. were returned
to the President to-day by the Military Com
mittee. with the statement that there we. c
no vacancies whatever for new Major Gen.
erals and .Brigadier Generals, and that these
appointments were therefore illegal.
The Senate Military Committee are unan
imous in their dete rmination not to report
Gen Schofields nomination to the Senate
for confirmation.
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second NRiiOssag ks.A..k
TREASURY COMPARTMENT
OFFICE OF CoMpTRoLLER OF THk CuRRENoY.

= HEHsU n UEFA KTWFNT,l" y
OFFICE OF CoMpTRoLLE a OF TIM CURRKNey Z
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18th 1864
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence rpres~nte ed 10
.ne Undersigned II has been made to appear thatthe
second National Back OF Ottumwa in the County Of
Napeio and state OF Iowa, has been duly organixst
una r nd according TO the requirements Of the act
OF oonsress, entitled AN act to provide a national
STOCKS, and to proside for circulation and redene-
tlon tnereof, approved February 25, 1863 ana hss
of Banking: E5 81 ~. 80 ~S'i'N'
now EREfoRE l, Hugh McCuoch Comptroller
OF the currency, de hereby certify that the said
secon d National Bank OF ottumwa county Of ape clio
and state OF Iowa, is authorized to commence the
business or Banking under the act aforesaid
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hand an "a I
OF once, TINS Nineteenth day of October $685. NJ
Ss@.i. ~ HUGH McCULL0CH, II #tEsB
Comptroller of the Currency
Jan. 21st 1864
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sd w. M. STONE.

Western Virginia, Feb. l1i.-Captured pri
vate letters from perosns within the irebe
lines contain much curious and interesting
information in relation to the serious diff
cultics resulting from the enforcement Of the
rebel CONSUMPTION law. These letters tell OF
daily encounters between citizens and sol.
diers. Some OF the papers refer to cases
where the encounters have been attended
with loss OF life. -
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A train of ears on the B. & o. r. r. was
captured by rebels about 8 miles west OF
Harper's Ferry. Passengers were robbed Of
$4,000 in money besides jewelry, to con-
side rable amount. OIL div
Smallpox prevails to an alarming extent
at Knoxville, Tenn. There are 100 c1ses.
and short ratons
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Tn Congress the 18th, vote Of thanks to
Gen. Sherman, Offices and men, was passed
by the Senate. The rest of the session was
devoted the consideration Of resolutions
equaiizing ply Of soldiers 81 additional per
month, to colorcd troops was agreed upon.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-18

Newark, N. j., Feb. IA very supe-
rior and elegant set of horse equipments fol
Gen. Grant has been completed by Mr.. Geo
Peters, of this city, and are now on exhibi
ton previous to being sent west.
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ORCHARD CITY FLOUR STORE.
+, ! No. %, Main Str Get, Burlington, Iowa.

70 facilitate our Western tt ade, we have opened
a branch store ar the freight depot of.he r 4 M
n X, In Ottumwa, which will be in charge of Mr.
u W. Rice, who will keep on hand at all times full
supply OF all the choice brands of Flour manufactur-
ed at the Orchard City" Mills, by Putnam Oimstad
AZ, o9 OF darlington. Having undertaken to sell all
s,e riour ihey make, our prices will be put low
enough 10 compete with any thing In the ark ct
the quality Of the Flour can be relied on
ATLANTIC CAsLE'fs ade from the choicest selec G.
lions OF WHITE WINTER Wheat, and for FAMILY use
has no rival ORCHARD Cry is good Winter Nbes :
flour, and favorite with Bakers 9"HAwx- EYE
stats, Is a desirable brand of Spring Wheat Flour
and gives good satisfaction for Family use
Our prices at Ottn mwa viii be the came AZ in Bur-
lington, ADDING FREIGHT ONLY 1aE7|h0S
fee Of all kinds 2.5TI5 y = IL .aJafE
Orders BY mail should he addressed to James ".
Rice, Agent ,0ttumwa Iowa. sl.7t17-sls
Feb, 18th 1864 N A
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Gen. Sherm an at jackson.

CINcINSATL, Feb. IA Nashville dis.
patch to the Gazette gives the official new
that Sherman entered jackson. Miss, on
the 9Th. The enemy offered but little re.
sistance. They are supposed to be falling
back over Pearl River. The rebels are re-
ceiving reinforcements from, Dalton.
Nothing new from Gen. Thomas's front
Veterans are rapidly recruiting for the
army.
Since the above Gen. Sherman has been
heard from at Brandon tsr5 tsa.rf
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The Last of VallaMd & ham.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Supreme
Court to-day refused an, application on a
writ7of certiorari in the case of Vallandig.
ham, on the ground Of want of jurisd lotion
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-02-18
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION


The Third Quadrennial Republican, State Con ven.
t,cu will convene It Des Moines. on Monday the 29d
day OF February, 1864, for the purpose Of selecting
dseEatu 10 represent the Union men ofthe State Of
Iowa, in the next National Republican Convention.
All loyal electors who are willing to cooperate in
giving to the N4tionai Government a fall frank and
homes, support of its present policy for suppressing
the Rebellion end restoring the Union, request
ed to join In sending delegates rous their several
sonnties. In accordance with the following ratio
Each county shall be entitled to one delegate, and
Que additional delegate for every I'm ndred votes
and fraction of over fifty votes cas-. for Hon. Will
lam VI. Stone for Governor, at the general election
of 1898 1.-The number Of votes being ascertainei by
adding to those within the ,unty those cast
the soldiers from the county and in the field -,7
THO. r. wITHROw,
Chm Republican state Central Committee
H5 Des M0iues an. IS, 1864; be-. ...t' -E..f. cote
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- Gr From tho Daily state Register.
Legislative summary.

a, - It'd 1,ig ri TUESDAY Feb. o, 1864.
The Senate yesterday passed the bill
amending S. s2S, S29 and SAL of the Re,
vision Of Is 81, adapting the law in relation
to the establishment of roads to the Supervi
sor system Of county government the
House bill providingsfr the issne of writs
Of replevii an attacin,n, on, Sunday in
CO. tain cases the bill gvin. jurisdiction tol
Justices of the Peace to punish the offense
of,throwing dead animals into wells, springs,
reservoirs. &c, and the bill to encourage
Public Libraries. Adnptei the resolution
instructine in favor Of extension of time Civ
en- for erection of Agricultural College in the
| Act Of Congress making the Agricultural
College Land Grant Mr.. Roberts, from the
Committeeon Railroads, reported favorably
on the bill authorizing the Keokuk, Fort
DeSMoih"s ana Minnesota Railroad Compa-
ny TO issue perferred stock, and also author
| izing the Company to assume the name of
the "Des Moines yalley!Rairoad Company
Mr. Parvin. from the select Committee on
Sanitary Affairs. reported a bill appropria-
ting $4,000 for the benefit Of soldiers, the
money to be distributed by the Governor.
The House passed the Supreme Court
| Reporter bill, and the hill to amend the APP
praisement Law Mr. Buckham introduced
bill requiring County rreasurers to keep
U s. Revenue stamps on,hand :; Mr. Oliver,
a bill prohibiting officers of County and Mu-
nicipal corporations from receiving warrants
or scrip Of said corporation for less than
their par value; and Mr.. IIldreth two bills,
one relating to the government of the uni
versity. and another abolishing the Board Of
Education. The Senate bill for the relief of
Jonathan Jones, ono OF Eads' suretes, was
laid on the table. i'f7
FRIDAY, Feb: 49, "a
The Senate yesterday passed the House
$50 construction bond bill, (amending 1889
of the Revisionl; indefinitely postponed the
bill to give attachment and judgment liens
precedence to unrecorded deeds and mort
cages and recommitted the bill to appoint
Hon. S. j. KIRKwooD Commissioner to settle
claims of the State against the United States.
Mr., KNOLL presented memorial of citizens
of Dubuque county enforcing the import
ance Of encouraging emigration from Euro
peau countries. ~
The House passed the Sheriff salary bill !;
bill to prevent fraud in weighmasters Of
public scales, Senate bill limiting the mum.
Der of Commissioners to take, the. soldiers
vote, and Senate bin to increase the Adju-
tant Generals salary. The Special Com
mittee on Ship Canal presented majority
and minority reports on the Senate bill on
the subject. and both bill and amendments
were referred to Committee of the, whole
and made the special order for next Friday
at l05 O'clock. r.t., s. Vs.. 'a,..t ,sty
/
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Dry Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,

and all kinds of Produce They will be pleas ed 10
see all their old customers and many new ONES an
choose to call. The highest market price will be
paid in Cash for everyth ngt he Farmers have to sell
Don't forget the place. sa sI ) sssisr sr M
iE.ft.s SHELTER 4 MCCORMICK.
J. A. SHELTER. }E.LM'CoaNIcx.
Ottumwa Feb. 4, 1s644615tf
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MARRIED.

by 7. Bigham, County Judge on the 1ih, SANDER
son CHAMPLiN and ELIZA A. HENDREN, both of
this city,.
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The rebels are sending prisoners South
as fast Is possible.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMOS HOUSE-E II. Booru,
IOWA

:, having removed from the Semmons to the above
House, and reftied it throughout in the best man
ner. the proprietor can promise superior accommo-
cations TO all who may favor him with their custom
,Eddyyiile Feb 18th 1854 2m. r ~ = ~
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EIueF5 frn
NEW DRY GOODS AND GRO.
l\cERY STORE. f&gsA e. .Fz
y SHELTER g sA'c0RMIck. Il

Has opened Dry Goods and Grocery Store on,
Front Street. in the building lately occupied BY
Meek Co., where they will keep good assortment
of p. ~ - : ISl W y " :.
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Opened by musical entertainment fol-
lowed an essay by Miss Mary A. Hall, sub
ject. Are We Shadows, and is Life dream
The evening lecture was, delivered by
Prof. Smith. The lecture, as was expected
from SO experienced m educate, was able
and instructive A vote of thanks was
rendered the Professor.
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Dss Meines. j an. Is, 1864;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-02-25
S0METHING NEW.

Mr.. Editor; You can Just say to the citiEens
of Point Pleasant, and the country people gen.
orally. that have on hand and am receiving
every few days nice lot of Cooking Stoves and
Household Furniture such as Bedsteads, Beu,
rcas, tables, Chairs, safes, stands, and all 9th.
or kinds Of Furniture, also nice lot Of Willow
ware, such Us Baskets, Baby Wagons, &c.
Wooden ware of all description constantly on
hand. AS have sold out the grocery part Of
my business to Mr.. Henry Graf, can put all
my time in the liu.shop, aud / will not
disappoint my customers in that line from this
out will from this time keep good lot u
tin'ware on hand, regardless ofJenkins or any
other man. Persons wishing topurchase my
Of the above articles will do well to give me a
call before purchasing elsewhere, intend to
sell for CASH aud by so doing | can sell Ar
ticlos as cheap MS you can buy them in the city,
lfyou douo believe teal in and SEQ for your
self will be found in my snlcrooms, under
Bcale's Hail. at all hours, Job Work done on
short notice
dead loads" Of Fruit cans and scaling.yM
on hands. JOHN kEuFAbD7
| Avg SLy
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EAGLE MILLS,
H. J. BENEDICT Proprietor,
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Owing to he high price of coal, So, l
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays
Persons wishing it can have their wheat ex'
chaugedpn Fridays,
charge the eighth for grinding wheat and
the fifth for grinding com.
G1FCome on Friday or Saturday II you want
to be sure of finding the Miller at home.
Those living on the Kanawha river, and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to my mill
for the purpose of having it ground, or exchan.
ged and not wishing to come with it, can send
Il down on some Of the boats with instructions
by letter, and will have il hauled up 10 the
Mill and back FREE or CHARGE.
GRAIN.
G1-The highest market price paid for wheat,
and corn at all times,
Junel9 ly, nils
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UOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhlIadel-

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadol-
III phiO. A Benevolent Institution estAb.
lishtd by special Endowment, for the Relief
OF the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Viru
lent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially fol
the Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with de-
scrption Of their condition, Gage occupation
habits Of life, 6c,,) and in cases Of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free of charge,
VALUABLE REPORTS on spematorhGa
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and
ON the new remedies employed in the Dispen
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter cnyel
opcs, free Of charge. Two or three Stamps fol
postage will be acceptable
Address, Dr. J SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon Howard Association, No, {
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HARTwELL, P,wis,nt,
oEo PIISCHILD, S,rHny
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co. A horse fed upon whole oats and
uncut hay, exPendSa largo proportion
of his motive power in the process Of
mastication. After hard days work
he has before him The task of reducing
10 pulp fifteen or twenty pounds weight
Of hardfood, aud the operation is Carl.
ed on during the hours which ought
to be devoted to reposc. Not unrre.
quendy is the animal so tired that he is
unable to properly chew his food; he,
therefore, bolts the oats, large proper.
ton OF which passes unchanged through
his body, Those who desire 10 render
fully effective the motive power Of the
horse, must pay attention 10 the mechan-
ical state, as well as to the qualify and
quantity of his food. The force Cxpeu
ded By the horse in comminuting his
d--~hen it is composed Of hay, straw
and oats--mny be set down as at least
equal 10 the power he exprndS in one
hour and half of work such for exam.
pie, as blowing. Tao preparation of his
food, by means of steam or waler wou d
economist by at least one halr .hs Ia
Dor expended in its mas'icpou; this
would be equivalent to half day ,
work in every week--a clear gain to
the animals owner. It has been OBJ
jecLed to the use Of bruised oats, that
they produce laxative effect upon the
animal, but this disadvantage may be
easily obvated by the addition OF cut
straw TO their food.
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l;or the (aynler
soiIUnder BuiIdlngs.

Whenever soil is covered for any
length oftime by buildings or other OBJ.
jecis which neutrality-suspicious., nitre
or saltpetre is generated, and this re
greatly accelerated IL the building is Oc-
cupiod by animals, especially by the
horse. This soil is OF great value in
compost, and will well aud amply repay
the farmer for removing and applying it
to his soil. 10 compost il is highly use.
full. Asa top dressing few articles arc
moro efficient, and when applied in sulIi-
Gent quantities to all light soils, and in
conjunction with lime or wood ashes, il
acts with great viGOr, and secures most
healthy and luxurant growth. The per
centage OF alimentary matter contained
in grass, MANFRED with nitrous earth,
has been exhibited TO be greater than
that supplied by an equal weight of hay
grown on land MANFRED with pu'resoont
substances. simply. 1t is also more
palatablc, much moro elastic in fibre and
foliage, and cons equently less liable to
loss, as well as more eusily cured
The soil under tie.ups, lintols, barns,
wood houses and stable floors, should be
removed and saved every three OF four
years, and replaced by muck or some
other substance which will be transform.
ed into manure; that is, always suppo.
sing that the earth can be conveniently
got at Germantown Telegraph.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-17

Commencement erfunoi9t, bauGi iplroe CT 9efurls
ben baben, bob Sbre Mfajeitdt Sbrel beIOnpere
3uitimrnung at ienem Geieb 9egeben bat. st
felt cine 9runeIpie 8ebauptung 9e9en Die
@iiItl9teit beS @elebes Der canaoii9en 2egiS>
latur auf, pbue ieine 8ebauptung su betueis
fen.
IS iteit ii6 beraus, Dap ieinc GriInce lta
ri6tig iino.
Ser General l1palt rietE, neue Serbots
hlu9Sbeieble mod in o~erielben 9taAt drSltellen
Su lalien uno snar pom einem NppelatiCnsrita
ter s1 0tpntreal. Gtnige Der Warpbeure ilno
Ditlj6 na6 9lltfur, anbere na6 @eiten ge9ans
gen. 8eamte fOlsen ibren Spuren, r1o ipenn
lie in CANADA bleiben, f6nnen ie ni6t ents
fiehen. 9ie cunaoiide Gesierung bat ni&t,
pie Die @eribt8bDfe, ba5 3e6t, Direct ST.
perfabrer. 8enn bic &i6ter lih peigern, ibre
Yfjht SIT %erfuIet, f6nnen ie pom Anat lusz
penotrt 0ber na6 llmitdnben e~ntlallen iperben.
Nabriaeinli6 miro man. ben @purial ents
lafen. 49aS 9arlament, fpeI6eS gep6bnlid erit
i'm 6ebruar Suidmmentlitt, lit bis Nttte Sanuar
suiammenberufen ipproen. Gs IoIen Geiebe ers
IaiIen perOen, Die ii6 Den lmitdnben anpaia
fen, weIfe in SoIge Der eingetretenen Shines
perdneeruns pes 8ublifums 9esen bic GOnfDbes
rirten entitanoen iino, I'm 10 mebr, ba le ses
Set9t baben, baB tie Die beipen 2dnber miteinanz
Der in &rteg perpide!n m66ten.
Sine GnSere GabinetGiemns.
Quebec, 16. 9eS. Sine anoere Gabis
netueriunmlung purpe beute 9ebalten. 9us
Barlament bat iid am 10. San. tpieoer gu pera
iummeln. IS purben Magiitratsper omen fir
bic SrensOrte %ernannt, pel6e iaarf barber Sl
wuden buben, Oob Die @rdnse seii6ert bleibs;
cine itarte 8Oli5eimu6t puroe ibnen sur Ser
figun9 9eitelt,
9a8 Spurnal be Quebec iu9t beute Ibenc,
bic 8aibingtOner 8egierung peSappuire Sen.
Dir @rOtlamation.
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Gins hrr, Snnlncifrn.

ST. 2puiS, Is. 9e3br. Der p9aprsnce
(aaniaS) Sribune" iagt, OoB Der nptpriide
8ueriQa QuantriQ auf elmer Ambulan5 bel
8rice'S Golonnen ipar. St mar eefdbrli6
tranf uno man ~Speifelte an ieiuem Muffpmz
men.
9ie GrploIiOn ouf Dem 9ampfer Marp" bel
GarOnoGet Ipu our6 &ebelen perurid6t pprpen
ieiu.
9ta&ri6ten aus Sort Scott pom 2. meIoen:
@eItern t1nt Elm Courier ppn Sort @iblon nit
Depei6en bier an unb man fIr6tet bort fir bic
Si6erbeit zines 9rpBsn 3e9ierun9szSrai
weI6er am 2. GfOpember Camp 8rp @Oso, 10
Wleilen iioli6 ppn bier, perIieB. 9erlelbe be-
itauo aus 120 @pup. 8asen, 80 SutlersBas
oen, ieOer nit 5 Sod Odien beipannt uuO
bate nur cine feline Gscorte. Dtun ia9t, Der
Gebeqens@ene @aines nit 1000 Wann be-
orpbe oieien 3ug unO perleIbe babe ii6 am
gaibepfuB b%efeitist. Gel. @OOnIisbt 1T S1
6ulfe oeihift pproeu.
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gspm be- @acidfd,en aane.

Son6ranciscO, -. 9eS. @S berrlGt
nsd INNER fairies &e9eniuetter.
gu8 benz Snnern fino wdbreno Der lebten
10 Sage beiuabe fir p Dill. pertb cole DIE
t1lle bier angetpmmeu.
Ser 9ampfer uSObn 8. Stephens" tam qe>
itern BON Dia5atlat NIT beinabe 500, 600
Gontanten uno einem groBen 8etrase Silterers
bier an. 9ieier 9ampier bra6te Die genaues
rem Na1ri6ten uber bic rebergabe Der Stuot
Wta5atlau an Die Sran5Oien I'M -. gop. 9rei
fran5bfi6e Sdife errei6ten ienen 9afenplas
am 70. Stop. uio etn 9arlamentdr tpuroe an
oa8 2uno gei6idt, UNI ben @ouperneur &pId=
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