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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
Discharge of the Fifty-Sixth Ohio.

The 56th Regiment of Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, which arrived here on Friday
consisting of l45 men under command OF
Lieut.. Col. Henry E. Jones, and took up its
quarters at Tod Barracks, was paid off and
finally discharged on Saturday, and the
men gladly started for their homes. The
regiment was originally organized at Ports
mouth in October, 1861, and entered the
service with about 900 men. There are now
on its rolls about $50.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
Tie Hancock Courier.

The last Hancock County Courier contains
the valedictory of Mr.. WILL L. GLEssNER,
who has disposed OF thatpaper to his father,
Mr.. LEWIS GLEssNER, formerly its editor
and proprietor, but more recently Of the
Ne,oark Advocate. WILL has made the Cour-
Ter an excellent paper, as his father had
done before him, and as we are sure he will
do again. The retiring editor has our best
wishes for success in whatever avocation he
may engage; and the new editor will de-
serve success, and will labor to attain 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
Democratic County Convention.

To The Democracy Of Frdnklin County:
You are requested to meet at the usual
places of holding elections on Friday, May
18th, to elect Delegates to attend County
Convention at The City Hall, on Saturday
May 10th, at II o'clock A. NJ, for the pur'
pose of electing thirteen Delegates to at
tend the Democratic State Convention or
May "a, 1866 in Columbus, o.
.ia The Townships will meet from,4 to
o'clock p. M. Tho Wards from to
o'clock p. NJ, to elect Delegates as follows
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
Pasture for Rent.

1t will be seen by reference to an adver-
tisement in another column that our old
friend, Col. Simonton, proprietor of the Elb
Horn House, at Lithopolis, Ohio, has fifty
acres of fine timothy pasture to rent. Per.
sons who desire pasture for their stock will
be sure of having them well cared for if en-
trusted to his care. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

A FIRE broke out on Sunday in the board
ing house just east of the Gay street En-
gine House. Without ringing the bell or
creating any alarm, the hands in the En-
giue House quietly and promptly extin-
guished the fire with their buckets before
much damage was done.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
EVERYTHING is quiet and well regulates
at Kauffman's Billiard Room.
II. Bonds for sale.

The U. s. Accident Insurance Company
of Syracuse, N. Y, issues United States
bonds from $1,000 to $4,000 payable on
demand, to the holder whenever death oc-
ours by accident to the insured. i
The U. S. Accident Insurance Company
has deposited CAsH-ALL CASH-with the
Comptroller of the State of New York, as
ecurities-whilst other companies have
deposited railroad bonds, running forty
years, and other bonds worth only about
seventy cents on the dollar.
United States bonds for $1,000 each, run
ming three years, for sale at $3.50, at No. 10
Naughton Building Cup stairs).
All. PoTEN,
april25-dlm] Gen'l Insurance Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
Franklin County Pioneer Society

EDTToRs OF The Quo STATESMAN =
Several of the oldest citizens of this coun-
ty, upon consultation with each other, de-
sire to form society of the character indi-
Gated by the above title, for the purpose of
preserving, by records, the recollectons of
the early settlement of our county, and to
perpetuate the remembrance of former
days. The importance of such society,
as a promoter of enjoyment to its members,
and as means of iuture benefit to those
who come after them, is indisputable; and
it is wonder that an organization of this
nature has not been heretofore established
among us. Each year link after link is
being displaced by the hand of death, and
but little remains of that chain of pioneers
who first lived in the forests where now
thrives growing Capital City OF a great
State, and fields are teeming with the pros
perity of cultivation. 1t is suggested that
all those who have resided IN the county
for the past FIFTY YEARS meet at the
County Fair Grounds, Columbus, Ohio,
on Saturday, June 2, 1856, at 2 o'clock p.
NJ, in order to take the proper steps to per
feet an organization.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
EARNINGS.
EXPENSES.
,oo-kntfnn avnaneao for kho

Which leaves balance of........ 3,2s3. .546 9s
For the net increase arising from the operations Of
the Railway.
The roadway has been very much i'm
proved in all thedepartments and is now in
its entire extent, in most excellent order.
1t is believed that no continuous 46S miles
ofrailway track is in better condition than
this Road and this good condition includes
the road bed, track and bridges. '-
The Directors acknowledge the fidelity,
industry and capacity with which the busi-
ness of the Road has been managed, by the
several Executive Officers and their subor-
dinates, in their respective departments;
and especial commendation is due to the
able and distinguished President, Gen. CAss,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

TEETH IN RUINS are sure drawback on
personal appearance and personal comfort.
Therefore. keep them in good repair with
that established antidote for all the diseases
that assall them, fragrant SozoDoNT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

JOSEPH II. OUTHwAIrE, Principal in the
North Grammar School in this city, was on
Saturday admitted by the District Court for
this county, to practice as an attorney and
counsellor at law in the courts of the State
q Al,in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
The Meeting in the Council chamber

A meeting was held in the Council Cham
Der last evening-Mr. Comstock in the
Chair. The roll of the members of the City
Council was called, and eight members Only
answered to their names. The nine Repub'
lican members were all present except Mr.
Booth. The meeting adjourned to II
o'clock next Monday evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

THERE were four cases of drunkenness
before Mayor Bull yesterday morning.
Fine In each case, 81 ana costs. All four
committed for non-payment. b.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

We have received from Hon. G. w. CAss,
President of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago Railway Company, a copy of the
Fourth Annual Report of the Board of Di-
rectors of said Company, for the year end
ing December 81, 1865. 1t presents very
gratifying exhibit of the Condition and FL
nances of the great Railway under their
management and control; and we take
great pleasure in reproducing from it the
following summary of the operations of the
Road, as connected with transportation, fol-
the year 1865:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

Tn the first line of the "Deacon's' Poem
No. 2 on the City Council, published in THE
STATESMAN of yesterday morning, for'sure,"
read surely"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
LO @ Al. N H w =

THE District Court for this county was
occupied yesterday in hearing arguments
in cases on appeal and in error. 1t adjourn
ed till this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

GENTLEMEN wishing good board and nice
rooms on reasonable terms please call at
No. 1853 South High street. ta aJ
apr26-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

The latest style of Hoop Skirts can be
obtained in this city only at E. Reeds Hoop
Skirt Mandatory, No. 81 East State street.
aprl6- -eOdtf %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

EVERYBODY who wants to pass an hour
IN healthy exercise, 20 to Kauffman's Bill
lard Saloon 't.iet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
CAPTAIN JESSE BAUGHMAN,
Mifflin Township, Franklin County,

Y Anu WaDy OIHtTs'
Weekly Ohio State Journal, Columbus
Gazette, Columbus Crisis, and Westbote,
please copy and oblige many old citizens.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
Notlce 10 Contractor..

We respectfully announce to the citizens
of Columbus that we have started new
Stone Yard on Fourth street, between
Gay and Long. Work done on the shortest
notice. .r.. .r ~ r.. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

who has recently been reelected to that
position, as our readers have already been
told. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

A SCIENTIFIC and innocent amusement
can be had at Kauffman's Billiard Room.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
Respectfully

my8-1w ELI SAVERS & BRO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
no. del
Del

Total Delegates '.............r,.,.l .ls
BY order.
A. G. HEADLEY,
Chairman Dem. County Contra Com.
KAUFFMAN's Billiard Saloon is pleasant
place OF resort for gentlemen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08

april25-dlm] Genl Insurance Agent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-22

ben ; oteIer lOu le be1abien hub tpeIm er bic Quit
tun9 ess unter0iIelOr8 bat mo lie benz Steuers
conlmtlldr eiarelIt. 10 iou bic Summe lbnI III
GetnlIg 9ebra6t wsroeu. SIM 8alie eine heinz
Nlietlcr etH9ereidte Hed'nIiiia aons ooer gum
8beti' teonltdnpet wiro, trtlI Der unteralletior OH
ben SteuercCmmiIGr aprsllnelt, cellen Gntluet-
Dung DIE Sadie erleoiAen JOLT. uno lolte eS trs
geno cine Ssit tefaunt iperreu. raB EN- Nlelior
init NSlIIem cper ans ytacblilliBteit cine Hednnng
oebiiliut bat, mette benz llHteral1ellcr rlebr Suers
tuunte. ais iunt BON Hedtsrsaet Sutdm, 10 toll eS
bic TG;dt Res SteuertOmnuIiI rS Isiu. duf @rllno
binreiteucen 8speiIeS oafiir, bic 10 Suerfarnte
Slnume rOu ir9sno siter Summe ab5u5ieben,
bic benz MI flor 81 5abIen 1T ; peer Der 9slianlts
GcmlnlIiir tam bel ir9enb einem ccnlpetentM 0es
ridtSbol eine &ldSe CUR aWieoerSewtnmIn8 ties
nit llnrebt entneper pilientlidp pper aus 9tad,s
~Idiliafsit bemilisten @slpeS 9esen ben NilefIcr rcer
llnterolienor anhGn4i9 MAIDEN /: (13. Sult 1866.
S 81 ~iirriyen5 i9a BET 8erebuunJ Der Commit
OOnsaebiibreu bon SteisraiIsicreI NIB Stslers
col ftDren i'll OiGtriften, aus wtl6en Saumm0lle
ODER eeltlu rte SplritncleM ge9en Sdpelll lin bond)
perfibrt WerpelI, atm IN. eiletn anbern OlIirift
~pertanft All weroen, Die 1dltte beS SteuertetraaS,
nelGer fir iolGe 8aumpple peer SptfituDien
einaenommeu mDrbeil ,1t, al Der Sunlme ger ebnet
lperoen, fir Usld,e Ole @eblite Der betretfenbeI
Allslioreu mn @clettpreH terebnet perpeI, iab
ELL eutfpredetpsr Bstraa lcu non ben Gum.
men ab9esCaen wereen, fir tpelhe bic @ebalte
berieniJsn NIIsIlpren un0 @Oleflpren terebneI
10, roen, in hereu OIltritte Iplte Uaunlpple uni
SpirltuDleu perlibrt worrel inc,
Wortistuna folSt.)
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0Ncnhnbnen.
Baltimore uno O6tp=Gilenbabn.)

(8alttmore uno Obtp=Gilenbabn.)
Na6@ afbtnston:4 ubr 10 Min..
7.05, 8.45 unh 9.45 BormtttasS unb uni
3.15, AS unp 7.45 NatmittasS. Sounta9s
um 40 uno 8:45 DtUrssns unp A Is unp
7.45 NaGmittaa5. 1855 -331.y
Mbaana pom WaI6tnstpn: 7, 7.30 unr
Ills 8Urmitass, uno 2.45. 4.3O anb 8
ubr Mbeno5. 7Q-
81 aAMnmapolts NIT Dem 7 LOS gOrs
mtttaes Mno Ais Wa6mttta8S Bug bUn
Baltimore unb Dem 7.3O WOrsens uao 4.3O
Na6mtttassz3us BON Wa(binston.
UUn MnnapDltS nm $50 ScrMtt.
tags mnb $40 Na6m. naA Baltimore ODER
@aIbinstUn. t.-.s a.as
Na&- CUMBERLAND, Darters=
unb @betttng UNI 8 ubr 80
Mtn. @Orsens unO 9 l1br Nbenps.
Nu& 6rsbertd (pirset) 4 atr 30 M.
Ja6mttta9s. 5.52> 4. s-'2
h Rad Glttcotts MILLS: go unb
10 llbr 8Ormtttass unD 1.20 uno $40
NaGmittass. ,.2s#s.-4
Bun @llttetts mills: TAO unD
II 80 8Or,mittass uap 3 mi Z usr Wa6n;.
C9lSrOtt4e Central e@tenbabn.)
NaH BittSbur8:9.15 MOrsenS unS
7.2O un6 10 ubr Abenba. (Oteie 3use bal=
ten IN Slort unO Sarrtsburs on.)
Mao YUrt (Dtrect): 7.20 WOrgens UNI
$50 NaHmttta9s.
Nah 5arrtsbMrg, Btlliamspprt
uno @lmtrd: 7.2O Nioreeus unS 10 ubs
NbenDS. lss.s
9iah 6annUSer unD @ettp 8 a;
9.15 WOrsenS.
Weflihe Narplanb : @ilenbabm.)
Rad W It tn I ~ Ger unb Il
Bridge: 9.15 BOrmittass unb $50 uni
$50 aa&mtttags.
WbiIaoslpbta, Dilmtnstpn= unp Baltimore.
@lienbabn.)
Na6 Wtl mtngton unp y btlabel-
phia: 8.25 MtOr9ens unc Ito, 4.25, 6.35
Na1mittags mno 9.25 Mbenps.
Nla& New Nprt (Direet): 9.2O Wor-
gems unb Ito unb 8.25 NbenbS. Spnntaga
nur $50 uno 9.25 Nbenos.
(Gatonspine Nfsrbebabn.)
Sad Gatpn soille unp Glttcptta
mills BON frub Z l19r bis @benps 8 ubr
lfinnIih
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9..tllpflAif-yinten

WaltEmore unD 9apanaa D~ampfi@iT-go.)
Rad savanna uno Wew . RE ms
stpetmal teDen WOnat,
(Snoiptoual Gnterprtie 2tnis.)
2 Na@ 6 a feru uno @sfsrm 5bOrs
tdslth. Ntfabrt Der DanipfbUote pom 8ten
2anounSsplae In Qt8bttrabe TIM u ubr
NCr9ena.
sa'f 6. 9. Nnprep'S etnie.)
Sad Sauannob, Georgia, jepen Cams
flag Don So. so et9btltr. Dbarf.
6. 8ran6tt, IT,; 9tnis.) 7s
Nah Petersburg unb NtGmpnt
jeben 3tsnltaS, Dunnerlta9 unO Samllao
Na4mtttasS 8 ubr bon Nu. 80 9iebtlrabe
s (Nlte @ag<9inie.) @
NaG SORT MDnrOe unD Norfoti
tsOen gtaAmtttaS 5 nbr (eOnatass ausse.
nOmmen).
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-e. pOtumar sa-.la
- Granapnrtations Giuie.

ESHHzEE@l1 <kNtk
Dampfer v@rpreB," Gapt. 6. u. 89t6er,
oerlatt aisPtitr. D9arf, Rier go. 8 ieben 9ieuftaS bier
n6r NaHmittag5 fir
ateranpria, 8albtnstpn unb @eOr9etopn,
i'll SerbineuuS nit Ger Grange onb Nleraneria Giienbabn
.na4 2pndburS ime bdlt an ben ~fplgensen aatunssplasen:
@ptnt eoptout, Yiner Rpint, 6prwe1 @bart
tGurriHmen Sap, Stcne'S GBbarf 9ancaier Wbari,
Piowben'S Bbarf, Bluff POint, Repe'8 Greet
WattbiaS Pcint, 9~fanieinpp Stores 1.e .lt1
".". 9~buttericH 2ant, Sulit@'s Point, ..
. 4e1.A Gubb'S 5errp unb @lpiHont,
3uriidtebrenp DerlaBt terielbe W aiDinstpM je@
ben Samltas 6 lbr Otprsen5 umb @~lerambrta { pbr
0tcr9eitS, ~
Ser 8antpier uDtamCne Gtatt," Capt. S ) Miiion,
UerldBt 8altimrre pom Pier SO. 8 eigbthr. RDbari jeben
6reitas &tadbulittag bier ubr init 70. 7l
--.s Ourhfraht, M .
nur an @iaeD Bpint, SpTpeIS Dberft, 2antaitsr Gberit,
Blpmpen5 gDberit unb @lpmcnt ~aulegent.
3uridtebreub perlG6t er Eaaitinstpu jefen Wtittppb 6
ubr unb Ateranbyia z llbr a6enbs. -.r-.sst
GBesen .aaStunft iber 6raGt peer @ailase Weute man
lid in Baltimore IN
Neeb9am & cons, s.r .4t
.. 142 Fight Stra6sn GBberft,
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Bur~bei0Rberen ReHFF"Fs"aPme+
Giuipanbersr unp, 0asiisHre l0atea lSps orrl'pts lesM.
80 10 ;hrs osinste faufen unb fpGteu ~tieieIben nur bon
;orhSn arosStelltet 9eanrteu taufen, bic pcH i5rem @es
baIte Isbeip, nitt uber ron 0taflern pbtr 3wii&sutrSSera
~ q, 5ont ter @efdbr ausseiett finbi ~beidwinbeIt au
,n,rsen urb ibr @sIb umiCuft ausSuseben-
Our6fabrts z8i1Iete
uub alien 9belen bes @eitens iinb Su babeu Bel
lTT Carl SitIebranbti
0jeu. .GutiSrautensa seu Der Baltic. Ohio GiienboPa E
(21mrs-ip Scr. 81 EbaueSfr,, Baltimore.
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AfSsssasa~ Sic altc
1ESG Outbsrn >@sOtt s&tnie
uiber Die 9rObe Mllanttc gOaf einte &aiIroaO:

upNt Wv HtVpb NatNtttN SpAtb %kNkk ORHtAtVhHs
@afiusiere BON bteier beliebter 9iuie faben RE @els-
senbeit, bic alien 8ap 9inie Oampfer unp GeSeitifTe H.
@cauDte G~iienbu9n, pber iiber 0fidnpno, Sreperid5ptrS
Hub Yptomac Gilenba9n, mad 0iiGmpnc, uber NiGnlDn9
unc Oanpile, pber iiber Gibmpno unb YeterSburg uab
WelScn, baum iber 9faleiab Mnb Gafpn, pter iiber bic
g8ilainStpn unS g9elbOn Giienbabn uadb &ingsrine INN
alien Hbrisen Yuuttea teS 9ibens gu 6enueet.
Die alte Gap Sine lit bic enii9 neue bergeltelte, WeIz
DE sipiI6eu Baltimore, 6prtreB Mfpurpe uIo 9tprfclt bic
Ser. Staateu SOFT befSrbert. a Fa1--
Zines ibT Septe oerlIBt t6Slib, S0nnta9S anSgencm=
men, itre A3erfte am SuSe Der lipien Sod, gtatmittag5
Az u6r, une fCblieEt ft4 in gertsmDutb nit benz Sesel@
Ififf une 0ipanrte Giien6abn 9 3iigen au, ipel6e bic
@ambeI Station, Baltic. Sbip RaiEpas Depot I'M 4. 10
Oiprseus Mub Ala gtadnittaS5 p~erlaflen uns perbuIoen
I6 in &aibinstpu Direct nit cr Gii6mpub, Griebrids>
burg uus &ptcmac Stall 9tpd6 iber Gquia Greet.
@insS Ser i&nelftea unD regelmGHt9iteu Oampfibiffe,
serlG6t tSsli6 ieiueu Q9tarft, 1hS Ger :. StraBe, Im
GAS rBtorsenS nnb Z ubr AbenbS. Spnntags z pkr
Ikenba. $50. IS. ISL .7t4 02...... ....esa
Die srpBe &pah 2inie S1ailrcab 1T bic l6uetite NIB
| flirsede, unh bic eiusise birette Sfsute mad sfi9mpnb, Be
I~tersbuns, Gbentpn, Ylpmcuth, Nsilmin9tpn, 8taleisb,
| Daueiae, Salisbury, Charlotte, @barleItCnf Sabainab
rnsb ausufta, auH bic bigette sinie mad atlanta, 0tcnt<
semers, dtpbile, SeU Orleans, YenFaccla une German
Oiua, SleriSa.
Die alien 9at Cine DGW$fer. ~Ssrtinbel fnt in NprfcIt
| nit hein Sampler &eiuS AM DtsntaA Btittpp@, 6reitag
fHr @5srrsFsne unS Galtern S9ere, Sirsiata am Dientas
8eunerItag uns SOnuabenS- fir ytattbeps unb 10lpu-
| cefer Counties anb Yerftcpr. f+..rs-r .sff-rtsuse u
9urtbilete anD 9epad Giarfen fus an aleu- 8er6in,
bunss 8Ideeu 81 baben, 81.
@a1aSiere, ipel9e Stem 9prf UNI 8 1br unb B9ilatefs
pbta Inn 11.45 Nabmitta98 ~OerlaiieI, fSnneu fn BaIti>
more nit rer Olb Sap Cine ibre Seije ipsiter ~fprtiesen'
Geitere Gustunft fam man III Der SIe Bar Sine
Office unb in Der Baltimore Obip Gailrcao Office, Can't
ten Depot, f6 %erfragen. . 1tr @{1sHr
DR. ". Sans,
| a4t g. VrIFbent Baltp. DampfsYatetG Go.
G.. g. DbiO GSent bsr Geseli@ifie NIB Ofpanpte q U.
9ug5 90 enner, RaIla9iersASsnt. "
". Reebham & Sp6n n, Gen. Agent u. s. une g.
st. u. @pmpasnie. " 1-l tsH. es.
{ptt1s-jD .. ). M. SaneR, Gen. g. ast.
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Il cotaG petersburg II. &i6mnno.
DIE YDppattan-0 awefidift 60. mirs einen ibrer 9ars
pier mad obsaseHaunteu @idten jesen Js1l..'H .a.
Dtcnfae, Dcnneria5 unb Samitaa
ina srsi agr aatSmiha8S ssm GiSbtar. GBFarf sSsebsu
laieH. t- -.-3-.1H I'll
6ratbt pirS tE9lis aHBeaoMRsa, init Ser9lalt bsbaR-
heIt NIB ItReGl ~seyianct. ~
sBsaeu HraGt unO @alsgs nit ben ystsu 8sqnemb&-
fgitea weuse max Iib All n
.a H- A5acpb 8tanbt,
It7fuwiamt1 '.1 SO e~isptItraBe Dtarf.
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6ablts plano Manufacturing Comp.
@rlte Yrdmie pom Marplanb Snlfitut erbal>
teu in 1865.

srtautt Ih6 tas se.brts $ubtifum aui ibr WsbaiisrtrteS
Eager BON ibren BianpicrteS antmertlam sa tHaden. =
Disie Sniirumsnte fSunen' ben beltea in, 9anos in Ssn,
Dauerbaftisteit aub g ei6Madsslleaus
# atttuns sieid9eiteat peroen. Yrsue ntasis unS
niepriger ME irgenb cine anDere Sabrid. Ssbes Snitra-
ment spirb fHr 5 Sabre sardntirt. 4lte STAMPS in Sauid
anssnOnImsn, ionic aud reparirt. gttnauagsu uerSsu
8aarsn-9aser: Norbof.@fs pom Gutau nns
6apstte Ctr. 1fH
(sieiD SaIttmHre Htb.
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g4zfFSe Had SAVANNAH, Ga.

Die Dampfer Der Baltimore unp gaOannab 9ompi-
idiff So. Seben nun ME iOlSt ab .-. .
sic perlahen Baltimore BON Union Ded am Gu6e
her @pncprt GtraBe jepea Boomerang um 8 nbr Wad=
mittdg8. e 3
3uriidteprelie Uertailen fteiet6em Sapaanab fir Sati=
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