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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16

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den talb bic 6eden. .Dprt 6 ruben mir
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16

3ur Wabruns sab, um ieine Qetbesbes
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Tetietett bic er ppr Napoleon unp i'm
9etdnanti1e bebeiet bate. Sein !sbtar
Jtui war:
uGS lebe Die Yreibeit! go lebe
Deutfalauo! Sob feinen xbrannen,
Der Ginprut, tpelhen bic unternabz
|muns teS teut1bsu Wuetus Seaesrla -
lp pfro Stapb BON gpurienne8 eenaant
=, auf Napplepn madte, par Elm auBerz
orotntlitbsr. Der 6ran5plen>&ailer entz
1alob {t9 raid, NIT Seiterreih 1rfeten
su idlieBen. Dies berubte auf pem
3euontB 8putteune'8 unp GbampaanD's,
9er3oge ppn @apore. Der leBtere pra9
16, sufplee tem 3eu9nib Bourienne'8,
eabin aus: Die fur@tbare Gtnfa6bait
her @ntwprten @tapb', bic falts unc
unerldiitter|i6e Gntl9lpfenbeit bic aus
cenlelten beroortltdte, unb Der ater ale
menldlfde Iurdt 70 frbabeae Janati8=
mu6 iitte auf Napplepn ben tiefleu Gin
prud. Gr lief ale abtreteu unb i'd blteb
auein BET ibm. Na9 eintsen Wprten
lber einen 70 yerblenpeten unp ip wpbl
iiterle9ten 8auati5mu5 laste nit Napoz
leon: n0ir ma1len 6rireen III a.
den! III faut faire la paix); &ebrsn
sic mad Wten 3urad; rufen @ie Die
6fteyreidil9en BeppQmd1ttsteu gu f9,
Sie 1tnb in cen 6auptpuntten Itersinf
sefpmmen; bic &rteaseont,tbutton aQein
1T nod efne @dm!ertsteit; @te piFerirsn
UNI fGnfstg WiQipnan = tteilen @fe bic
Diferen}; trtu8en @ie Die 8epp4md9z
tieten pa3u, Jtnen rs Milltpnen gu eez
Sen, tpenn'9 nt6t anper6 au MAIDEN IT,
unp hlieben fte ben Griepen! Ote IeBte
8ahpne pa5 gertrao8, Die @te mi, ppy<
leeten, eonpet1irt mir ; fiigen Ste Die Baz
llimmungsn bin3u, Die @ie fiji nubli4
ta|ten. SD perlafe mid gang auf Ste ;
a Der h1feben @fe 0rtfpen1"
Die Rspaftipn uup pfe Nb(drtftan bes
1srtrae8tertee uurpen f@ne4 fefgeiteQt
unp aueeefer1iet; UNI f3nf ubr Moreen9
war Der @ertrag unterset9net; UNI feds
l1tr roar oer llutfrbdnpler lit @6H,1=
brunn, Nappleon fam ihm NIT teun>
rubieter Mieue enteeeen. vNun, wa6
baten @te beute Nadt gu Wege attra6t?
= Den 6yiepen, @tre. = Nl{o ben Grie,
ben? upp bet @ertraa 1T unter3et@uet2
Sa, @ire; pa If er!" 9'applepn's
NntsiB seiete freuptBe Grreauas; er gat
ietne @enuotbuun8 pfen att erfennen.
Der @tapb'lde 0erlud bal lomit nab
Der gut telesten DariteQuns ees fran35z
flden @driftfeusra, zine tstra4tlt&s
pclftiide Wiytuns selbt. Da5 gsliuz
gen peGelbea bdtte untere9eatare Bpl9en
9ebatt unr pie Metermabung spn bum
au(ensen ypu Menfdeuleteu, be nod
in ben ipdteren napplepntl&en gtctez
mnaSfriesen felen, perbtntert.'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16

Die @efaneenabme bss IN
einem unterrpd UNI Netts u
ftefeln yerfle tpaten Self.
Davis IN Der 8itel ptppbe,
3eitt. - Der prophet Serelnia6 lagt
fGap, rs, y, 20 Cper vBalrtmore @sder"
bat bic Gntpedun9 aemabD:
,>6ete teine Slussn anf unp [ists Ole,
10 ID fpmmen ppn 9farpen. QDp 1T
eetue !6eerbe, eetne terrlt9e Deerte 2
Was fannf pu la9en, wenn bu seitraft
mtrl? DEM Du baft iie eele5rt, 6eer<
flbrer su ie!n uNe Serr iiter Did. Wtrp
ni9t Musn bid erereifeu, ,pie eiu Weib
III &inbesnStten. llnp tenn tu ii pftz
nent ,9sr;en lpri6L ,parum wtpsrfdbrt
mir NQes pteles? lin Der @rSBe reiue1
Mi1etbat ,pillen Int y ID aum E
aufeebtdt unp seine 6erIsn
1t9tbar beuorten.-7
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16
II 5ptu q. @a1er.

II 5pbu u. Wta1sr.
NJ Brfpsez@tabe, Minneappli5, Mlin.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
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m0Ssr angaTsrtietern 6fI1anfIaissr,
Gallimfrs,
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Dag YrompIslts uno 3ufrtaeanfsusnefs aus.
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beppf o551 e. 81. maperx
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16

SstssS1ss Nv! SsssSsyssssS ss'"s1ss Tss' fsSsss
0ebd&mt6. gql ,;sl!Is.tatfai59 ni.9la
Geeen ben .Sabresi@lue Hn pei Ell
m6dh0er S@nee, Der tatt etaea tut
bod he Gsbe bedte. iIL s1
Sc mar AM &benb beg bretbt8iter
DeeembttS. Gin t&aIfer OaMtnb pff
bur@ itte Ienee1ti @a0eus tea 9t4pt@ens
8a@ara&., Dte Na&t ,par Y6Qt9 M&t'
lo9. M@t nut tae ter 9leuu1ene obne'
bin &Qe8 in ein sntur&buali&ee Dun.
| teI baQte,. au& tetM nStemlefn i&isn
lbenn bte] ]Dcllentede tes 3tmmel6 "a,
Eio pt&t bae etn@&immer btnbus@trduB
S@pn bate bic 3etnubralodt { You'
Iburue ter reformtrten &tr6t' aslduttt
aus ben S@enten tebrten.bit 9f9er tetm.
unb ale. attsau lpit 1t&teth ssrloi@et
,puree es 10 fiQ auf ben gaiett, UT
wenn hie @tatt au8Beftprten flpdre.. a2lii
Sest j4li@en NidnnerBefaltt,, lttfe IL
tas 6aus eineS S@tfftre; ben mai, &C.
! wSbnli4 8rdun@e, ,,anntt. Gr toa,
has 6aupt Der @@luu,uterer. Setn'
DobnNube, bod iibsr ter Strabe wt'
ane Bobnituben psr llntersai1e Beleaeu
neil BET Wbei,, io oft aus :Ieinen uf.ru
tritt, tpar niebria unb ,iemltbi t.,ae
oQein ta ,r nit ieinem Bruper, psr @tofs
! ftl bie6 unb lepiaen Stanpes ;war, tpte er
aulammenb baus bttlt, 10 rsi9te Der 3aunl
aus. Die Qaben tparen lorAfdltie ae>
l&lo1en. Stpffel bate Is iddtig etn9e.
i&lrt bfb clue gar bebaslidbe 9gdru,e I'M
@euta9e berr@@te. .'ls stElisia ftl
8rdun@sn iab TN leperbs3uotnen@ @rpbs
paterfuble, rauGte ftne tleint ircen'
Yfeife. aeflIgt NIT eiuem iitelbuftenben
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16
=, Jabr8a,,8.
Nlinresota Sta;ats;- Z SSsitunqL, J..

.U.. Iyttt Sitabs(BalsassaD trst abas.n
.aaiWl r. psn Der Srads,
So sag :s.siat Jsosa Ssamstas aaS kusts s!t = saAr
sSa -ga TT GprauShe,ahluns.
., a'&h" xl,slae Nunlntsrn foitem @euts. sg4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16
SbGubeiber S. Sffsr.

Sb6ubeiber S Jflsr>
557 Dritte 5traBe, ct, paul Mlinreioia,
~ sr.Isftissn auF gefetuns aus Mrieu
p5n 5erraflspern na9 tsr reusiten Dlcee,
-Mbalten ftets sorraibig Elm eutes Niirrtiu,ent
tertt9er Ster< unp unterf(eiter,
eesaleitsn cine ibDne MuapabI reutI9er @al-
len, unbgauntpo Gjarne, btutlter gelIriGtss
Sadsn, Striin1pfe II. T. no., allez III psr por;is-
ltplfsn Aualitdt unb gu BEN tpOflfeliten prsiits.
5hDnteioer & Sfler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16

$. .M prin,
ii Gngrus. p6nbler IL @pe,ertien>
&petiteur tl,tb Gptn1ttif tfpudr
u,.b 3Gntler IN
prpbufte,t, NdBeln alltr Nrt, 1
frsmeea uat eiubetmii9en 9ttSren n. gisarrtn,
gde ber 3. unb Sadipn : 9traBe,,
9itlsy's @tsinblpd, ~.
st, 4aut, Mtnn.
s. &. @rubee. teutidtr Gltrl. 3i0-1y
0entf(be 8rauerei ia
v@n1el ,t11b @ilbeutan1l", !,
8urussau auey -Rsas, an Gaserlpaf (3udetut]
@tnpna, MinD @lie
Safob 98 8tfbrob. Gtss1tbamss.f
@etn ansssastduetes 0ebrdn spas grSbttn 2e.
q. tn@tssas aa1 III iaiItatH aFtaasfsla q
btermtt seeenS tmststlsa. .s.-as =. ssitl u
10 SASH @stlt1 at. i.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16
,,St. paul fur Store''''
Q0eiplih un0 Meper,

StraBs In ,,@pnesrt 6au," ct. Ya1l.
Dis 0rSfnuns itrsr Vsl3waareubaneluns BEN
sssblten Vutlifum biermt ersetsnf anseteenh,
bsmert.n mir, ta6 bieislte ale Wrtitel 1T unlerer
8rants, puraiieli@ asartettet, IN BrSbefsr Aus'
nail eMtb6lt, lnb uir es uns III 0inf@t ber
Biatsleit per preile upu tsinsr aneern 9aneIuna
,upSrshuu la1sn. rE .g5.fftlI ..l..ya..
-'.r gNS-o' lRe{sIiA n, NNswer, ,ti Z
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16
II 6. BOD,
w NJ E R 7 H AN T TAILOR,

. ct peter, minnefpta,
bait ltsts o5Ifattis ain 45ne5acrtim eut feuiots
Perrentstbkt mad tfm ffinffen S9nttt unb So,
ben beNtn 5toHen.
geilelte Wrbsit tstro ptpmpt, III msE:ssn
Yretien unb untfr @araatif s0ltummsnsp Ju-
trieeenfteauus seliafart.
Dte 9esbrtan Runtsn bu.Isu osill4s1i letu. nit
9elHn1ad90usr unD pauartaftsr Irbiit rad tsF
nsueiten Neba batient 1T tpsrtsu BON
o57 6. RpfT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16
Oeuti6e Mpptbefs

k Oeuti6e NpDtbefs
: L%r VpN T. Us
Dr. %. I. {At!I.., ~ aa
- Gbemtteru uNb Druaif.
St. Wntbsny- -Strabt, swiibsu Mmssisan ual
. Eff1H.'. Wius!uw -9cule, It. 4
St. VauI, . MiMnti sta
unterasitmstsr )sBt SaS Vstsbrts Yublifum IL
1tnntnib, ea6 er yunisbt abim leinsr Sffef b,
5mpfuns mttiyil9em ssiunbem StuF pernintn,t
0ssslei9en Bat CT fril&eu @arten- .Gras<unb
t!umeniameM erbalten. Or. r.Mtiltr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-09-16

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

BAD JOIN AT PuNS1Sa. An edito
81 considerable experience In Wisconsin ca no man
should commit matIimohy 10 that Stats unless h,
expects to DO Badgersd
The LorTRRY OF WrDLoaE. Brigham
ionng Is Indeed Pillar Of Salt Lake His idea Ut
wife is-Lots SATURDAY, Pre-
And his idea of fam y--lots of Young onee
Riz.-The last number Of TIE Nation. Of
New York has singular announcement, to the 81.
ect That IN consequence Of thu great success Of tina
paper, It's price will ba raised SIX dollars Optates
one would infer, are longer drugs in the market
out the idea Ii more visatle ma suspect than ID.
Pr Ice Of that sheet
mot INSURED. "A family man, who
reads with interest, the monthly column Of aco;
.snts happening topetsona not .asarsu contributes
:, a man IN bnrlingtso yorm1n, has eloped with
three WoMea. His irienis are anx ioas Il, M
safety Nv issned. M 60
HIRARD sSEcRKT- Stephen ulrarl than
whom NJ shrewdsr business man ever uysd nsed Z,
say N his old age: II hare always considered Al
veiaslns besaliy and long, % be the great medium.
q success u business and the prelude to wealth
Ahd nave made Il an inyariahls ruls To-, 10 advar
tiss In the uiest times we'll AZ tina busiest long
experience having taught me that Inoney thus spent
tinuai,s h.fora rs y Keeping my business
sales that would otherwise have lost"
WORTHY TO LIvE-Robert Dodslsv who
died over hundred years aimee, was the author az
ths following, one Of the purest specimens of tb
epfgram extsnt:
Cries Sylvia to reverend dean.
What reason. can ba given
Since marriage Ii holy thing.
That there II none Ia heaven u,
There no women he replied
She quick returns the Jest
Women there are but I'm afraid
They cannot fluid rrisst -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TgIsoRAyu
The New York Herald Of Dot. 9Th statss
that telegram has been received from
Fort st. James, Frazer River, British Co
iumbia announcing the completion Of The
Russian American. telegraph line to tha,
point, and that Capt. Conway II rapidly
pushing towards Stuart's Lake. The ~
bic to cross the straits will Be Inid nart
August. A party is also on tho wav "a
An'oor River, to build northwnra. 10 mee,
another working party from the Ansdyr
The Herdid's advices state that the enter.
prise bids fair to be carried to ! succasa.
full completion at much earlier dav than
was generally anticipated. Col. Buckley
was on his way to the Gulf of Anadyr,
at last advices.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

SHEEP doNE CRAzY.---A gentleman who
came down on the Hempfeld train yesterday
informs US that two miles this side Of .Clays-
vile there was dock Of sheep inclosed in
pasture Geld. On Wednesday, stampede
occurred among the aock, when the fright
ened OF crazy sheep commenced jumping the
fence at the point indicated, going over the
precipice at the same time Two hundred
and eighty Of tho animals were killed.
Wheeling Intellayencey.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18
"owED TO AUTUMN.
gI EoRoE COOPER.

Round us Autumn winds are sighing
Like mat~less maid;
Happy birds are seawaId flying,
All their notes are paid.
Trees are wexing very dry for
Now they stand in dole
Wasfily they pine and sigh for
summers flowing boit'
Sounding thru the hazy woodlands,
Fall the nuts about:
Nature, from her fair and good hands,
Now il Smelling out.
Bees have ceased their drowsy hummiug:
Blows the ftful gust,
Breezss down the roads are coming
Down with their duet
Lawns are rich in gaudy raiment,
Hills IN purple plnmes;
Once again his specie payment
Banker Year resumes.
Nothing opulsat tho scene lacks,
Leaves around W rolled,
Are the season's lavish greenbacks,
Changed now into gold.
Saturday Press
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

SPASoLER, the conspirator, has written
letter from the Dry Tortugas protesting his
innocence.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

In The town Of Hopkinton. Mass, her
nit by the name Of Seth Baily, is living in
q hut, short distance from the road butt
Of boards and stones, and banked with earth
and turf to the caves He 70 years Of age,
was born in Natick ana for nearly half a
century has lived in the hui alone. gen
tleman, who recently made q visit 70 him,
states that the hut contains pallet, covered
with rags, a cooking stove, and two Or three
griddles. He lives in seclusion, and is not
very fond Of visitors. The first and only
vote Mr.. Baily ever cast was for Abraham
Lincoln, at the last Presidential election,
and he regards that as a great event in his
life. The hermit has worn the same pair Of
pants for twenty years. He stated to his
visitor that he had never been married and
convcrsed quite intelligently.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-18

4ukh4E AIBloSE, uuJnOf OF Inc HISTORY
Of the Reformation, delivered the annual
address this year before the Evangelica
Society Of Geneva. He is now Il years Of
age,
AVERY Smith, the great circus proprietor,
has purchased DR.. Chapin's Church on
Broadway, New York. for $4,000, and
will erect on the site All extensive cques-
trian theatre on the plan Of Astleys in
London.
The Hon. John P Hale, our new minister
to Madrid, was in the middle Of last month.
still cholera-bound at Paris. waiting for The
disappearance Of the epidemic from Spain
before ne ventures to proceed on his journey.
Tux Wirz trial will coat the Government a
million dollars.
THr two candidates for State Treasurer Of
Wisconsin are partners in the First National
Bank at Fox Lake. One Of the firm is pref
ty sure to succeed. H
LoRD HRouGHAN celebrated his g. tn birth
day OH Sept. 10th, in the enjoyment Of the
hest health
CHARLES DIcKHNs, who had Il narrow es-
cape frori railway accident not very long
ago, on his journey from London to Paris
had sun stroke after he arrived in the lat
ter city, and Was quite insensible for some
hours, but we rejoice to hear that he is en-
tirely recovered.
The report that Ralph Waldo Emerson
was large loser by the Concord. Mass,
bank robbery, il unfoundcd The Boston
Iraveley, however, says that the widow and
son Of the late Hon Horace Mann and Mrs
Samuel Hoar were owners Of many thousand
dollars Of the United States stocks that were
stolen.
PERSONALLY every one connected with the
Litchfeld Conn., Enquirer Office 'from the
editor up" has been connected with the
Union army and has assisted in overthrow
ing the late wicked rebellion.
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POLITICAL.


ITO THE CITIZENS OF NEW. YORK.
The undersigned invite their fellow citizens who ap
prove tho policy and Of President Johnson and
in favor Of sustaining his administration 10 public
meeting at Cooper Institute Wednesday evening" June
Ut 8o'clock.
Eminent speakers will be present address the meeting
Moses II. Grinnel, T. B. Stlman,
Robert g. Hone, Henry NJ Taber,
Simeon Draper, Wed W. Clarke,
Peter Cooper Edward Larned,
John Steward, Geo. Cabot Ward
Moses Taylor N. II. Levin,
Chas, II. Marshall &Co, VIM. N. Vermily4
Geo. Opdyke, Henry T.. DavieA
James Kelly, Henry Clcws,
VIM. LaimbeeY Jr., Denning Duer
Joseph Hoxe, Geo. w. Blunt,
Guy r. Pelton, Charles W. GODDARD,
VIM. N. Evarts Waldo Huchns,
Abram Wakeman, L. w. Jerome
Geo r. Bradford, Rufus y. Andrews,
A. J. Dittenhoefer, Martin Thatcher.
Ira O. Miller, Paul Spoford,
Martin r. Brown, James Wadsworth,
s. g. Wyckon, Alfred Edwards,
John Il. Williams. VIM. Davidson,
Sinclair Tousey, =. M. Wemore,
VIM g. Dawson. Samuel j. Glassey,
John H. White, Chas. g. Strong,
Isaac j. Oliver, Alfred Mcintyre,
W. v. Alexander, Homer Franklin,
Chas Bell James N. Anderson,
Chas. T. Pohamus, Geo. b. Deane,
VIM. Haw, Jr, Chas. q. Pinckney,
and $40 others.
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II y TO LOVE; OR, DIR. g. NJ LANDIs CRLBBRA-
N Ted Lecture Psychological Fsscinstonsi price ~
cents married persons being the ph of Dr. Lam
ds very popular scientific private lectures on Illustrated
physiology Every adult should have book u print
Price 81 Send price 70 DR. Lands Medca ce 1l3 Chest
street. Phfadepa and receive them 10 sealed enve
" mail.
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v,r,oRENCE RESTAURANT, eoe, or de BROADWAY.
priyate entrance In Houston street MITUHEIL BnO9
This established 70 the
public on Thurssy june This gropr'e.ors, ~ sr:ss e.
bsr win be stocked with tho olasst ana finest suit Ne
tsse Of the fssdous copnoseur and the snhnary
ooohs p
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DRIZE MONEY, BACK PAY, BOUNTY.-NO CHARGE
Il till collected Information free. Advances made. Ell
bounty for wounded soldiers at the Government Agency
H. B. BROWN CO., ll9 Nassau street, room IL.
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LOAN OFFICES.

DAwNBRoKERs' TICKETS BOUGHT-oF CLOTHING
&C. Also large assortment Of Clothing on hand such
IS 10 500; Cashmere Pants from 81 to $40 Linen Coats
" Is and Vests cheap GEO LEvIE, AT Broome street.
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, sc.

NrION-sHELDONs CLAIM OFFICE REMOVED
IA 70 Barnums Museum Officers, soldiers, and prize
money claimants literally dealt with. 40 Broadway Bar
NUNS Museum.
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THIRST CLASS BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND, NEAR
Quarantine Landing; house private, situated In de-
lahtfly shaded private park Casle0n Heights with
dne Of the harbor For particulars address boz
69l Post Office call the law Office Of Adee Timpson
Naoaa