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VIZ

From Rev. W. D. Seigfried, Pastor Twelfth Bap-
tist Church. Philadelphia.
Gentlemen: | have recently been lahoring I'M
der the distressing effects of Indigestion, accom-
panied by n prostratiOn of the nervous system.
Numerous remedies " ere recommended by friends.
and some of them tested, but without relief Your
Hooflands German Bitters were recommended BY
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention Of these Bitters induced me to try them.
] must confess that / had aversion to Patent
Medicines from the " thousand and one" quaek
"Bitters," whose only aim seems TO be 10 palLn
of sweetencd and druggeG liquor upon the com
munity in a sly way. and the tendency Of which.
/ fear. is to make many u confirmed drunkard.
Upon learning that yours was really medicinal
preparation took IL with happy effect. Its action
not only upon the stomach, but upon the nervous
system. was prompt and gratifying. | feel that !
have derived great and permanent benefit from
the use of few bottles. Very respectfully, yours
w. d. SEiGFRIED,
No. 254 Shackamaxon Street.
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Ar tI.~ -.-ess-I:s-> ~r.he Empress Fuoenie
the Government has decided that certain
number of young girls, educated at the I'm
perial School for Orphans of Military Men
at ST. Denis, shall be provided with places
in the telegraph offices. From twenty-five
to thirty pupils are now practicing daily on
Morse's apparatus, with view to qualify
themselves
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EAST TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, March 7, 1866.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-08

Mrs. CLAPP, who was arrested at Nor t.
gomery, Ala, the other day, charged with
being implicated in the murder Of her h, s.
band, has been released, the Grand Ju "
not having found true Dill against her.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-08

THE oil seems to be breaking out Of the
ground in many parts of the country. The
taste Of petroleum is detected in the Cleve-
land hydrants. It is suspected that twenty
barrel we'll has broken out in the reservoir.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-08

the New York Times speaks Of the
Democratic candidate for the Office of Gov
ernor of Connecticut as very strong man
one who stood faithfully by the country
during the war-and the Democrats go in
the field with enthusiastic hopes of success"
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-08

A CORRESPONDENT writing from Paris
says there are more Americans in tia; city
this winter than at any previous time. The
American Minister is annoyed exceedingly
By applicants for reception fayors. All
classes Of persons express etsire to reseive
an introduction to their Majesties, and as
consequence Mr.. BIoELow is often placed in
unpleasant and embarrassing positions.
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THr Boston I,esi saws ;

The speech Of Alexander II. stephens before the
Georgia Legislature Il doing more for the real
work Of restoration thar ell the speeches Of the
Summers and Stevensee that have been made since
Congress assembled. The release Of Mr.. Stephens
from confinement at Fort Warren Is proved 70 be
the Nisest thing that ceuld have been done in his
case. The President has thus illustrated thaYery
point which he called the central idea ofhs policy
IN his conversation with Gov. Cox, and done II
very enectuRlly; that was, 20 start 10 ists again
the spirit OF loyalty within the southern States,
80 that they might AZ soon possible become iiv-
ing members Of the Union.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-08

DURING the violent hurricane of the llth,
on tie French coast two hundred enormous
blocks Of stone placed in front Of the break
water at Cherbourg, to protect il from the
action Of the sea, were lifted by the waves
and thrown over the wall into the harbOr.
Forty cannon planted on the pier were
thrown into the sea. Such a storm has never
before been experienced in that place.
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BLosDIs BEAr.-Mr. John Denier PIE
poses to walk a rope stretched from the I'd
egraph Building to the Irwin Block, Mesi-
phis. II is said he performs all the feats II
Blondin, and more too.
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FOREIGN APPRECIATION OF PRESIDENT
JoHNsoN.-In the British Parliament, in the
course of the debate upon the Queens
speech, said the Earl of Derby;
We all must concur in rejoicing that. after years
of bloody warfare sanguinary war has been put
| fully concur with the speech in commencing the
wise and prudent manner in which, after the war
had terminated the President has sought TO repair
the ravages of civil war. Hear. hear.l He seems
20 seek the best means Of restoring the tranquility
of the country, and we cannot refrain from hoping
that his efforts will be crowned with success. The
diminution of the slave trade and the abolition of
slavery must always be subjects of congratulation,
but fear that the abolition of slavery in America
has entailed much misery on the slaves them
selves. and that they but very imperfectly pre-
pared to undertake the duties and responsibilities
of freedom.
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CONGRESS-.

The following incidents in the House pro-
ceedings on the 9TH, shows the extreme of
radicalism in that body, and the undisputed
sway which STEVENS has over them.
The Speaker directed the Clerk to read
the following letter from the Governor of
North Carolina:
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A PLAN is on fcotto erect suitable mon
ument At West Point to the memory of the
late Major General Mcpherson, enc OF the
bravest and most brilliant Of all the CON-
manders in the war for the Union.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
kALYIGU N. C. Feb %

RALEIGH, N. C., Feb. Is. I
HoE. SCHUYLER COLFAN. SDedkcr Of the House
of Represeafofires-Sir | herewith inclose 10 you
resolutions of the General Assembly of this State
accepting the lands donated by the Congress of
the United States, by an Act passed July ID 1862
entitled An Act donating public lands to the
several States and Territories, which may provide
colleges for the benefit of agriculture and the
ehsnic arts"
Very respectfully your obt servant,
JONATHAN WORTH. Governor
Mr.. Stevens object to the reception of the
paper.
Spcaker-The question is whether the House
will receive it2
Mr.. Brooks of New York-On what ground
does the gentleman from Pennsylvania object to
its reception
Mr.. Steyens-Beeause we all know perfectly
well we do not recognize at present the Govern
ment Of North Carolina, and hope the House
will be consistent.
Mr.. Brooks--I understand the gentleman to
say
Mr.. Conkling. interrupting, asked whether the
debate was in order.
The Speaker-It is not. majority can receive
any paper. The question is on receiving the
paper.
Mr. Eldridge asked for the yeas and nays on that
question.
cas- and nays being ordered and taken, resulted
IN vote of-yeas 81. nays 100. SO the House re-
fused TO receive the paper.
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II Z Nj e NJ B Il IL

II e Nj e Nj B Il X
That this Bicters is not Alcoholic contains no
Rum or Whisky, and cannot make Drunk
ards, but is the Best Tonic in the world
READ WHO SAYS so.
From the Rev Levi g. Beck Pastor Of the Bap-
fist Church. Pemberton, n. =. formerly of the
North Baptist Church. Philadelphia at present
Pastor of the Baptist Church, Chester Pa
| have known HooAands German Bitters favor
ably for n number of years. l have used them IL
my own family. and have been so pleased with
their effects. that L was induced to recommend
them to many others, and know that they have
operated in strikingly beneficial manner. / take
great pleasure in thus publicly proclaiming this
fact and calling the attention of those afflicted
with the diseases for which they are recommended,
to these Bitters. knowing from experience that
my recommendation will be sustained. | do this
more cheerfully as Hoofands Bitters is intended
to benefit the afflicted, and is " not rum drink"
Yours. truly. LEVI @. BECK.
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From the Rev Thos Winter. D. D.. Pastor Of
ROxborOurt: Baptist Church.
Dear Sir ~ feel II DIE to your excellent prep
aratiOn HoOfaad's German bitters 10 add my
testimony to the deserved reputation Il has OBJ
tanned. haze Cor years. a. times. beentroubied
with great disorder IN my bead and nervous sys-
TEN. / WAS fstvs0d BY a friend TO try a bottle Of
your German Bitters. did so. and have expe-
rienced great and unexpected relief; my health
has been very materially benefited; | confidently
recommend the article where meet with cases
similar 70 my usrn. and have beer assured By
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TyRoNTING on CHURtH STREET. IN til
F UxIoN AND AMERICAN Bloek, Room aamlr-
Apply AZ The Counting Rom Of the uNIcx AxD
AMERICAN. -
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Most Excellent Farm, for Sale I!

LNR0M 100 to $50 acres of Land three miles from
It Nashville, on the Dickson Pike. On the place
a good Dwelling, in good repair, containing six
rooms. with servants houses barns. stables. Eve
springs and spring house. The owner is anxious
TO SELL If not sold in ten days will be for rent.
Apply at once, J. L. Il K. w. BROWN,
mar3-dlw $50 Union street.
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DR.. L. L. COLEMAN

AMONGST the many complimentary mo-
tices given us by the press Of this city, we
know of none which we deem as coming
with so much heartfelt sincerity, az the fol-
owing from the NazhgiHe Duly Union
AT a period like the present when our city u
filled 10 overlooking with transient popula-
ton, and diseases prevail 10 an extent hitherto
undreamt OF, Il Is proper that the means Of euro
should be Of ready access, and that those imme-
diately interested should have information which
will lead them 10 avail themselves Of competent
medical advice. Men who have been sduSsted in
the best schools Of the profession Of medicine and
been successful in practice Of many years. are
surely worthy Of Conscience. II they have given
their attention exclusively 10 one branch OF the
profession. and made themselves masters u IL.
they have still more right = expect support more
particularly II they have afforded proof Of their
ability TO cure, To this latter class belongs DIR.
l.. L. COLEMAN, who. in biz specially. haz been
heneiaetor % the afflicted and may ever be re-
lied ON rs a safe and sure physician.'
We respectfully inform our friends that
We may still be found at our office, reliey-
ing those afflicted with
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n WINfRR Eoyboro,,sk

T. WINIEK. KOxborOuFk. Pa
From Rev. J. s. Herman Of the German Rsform-
ed Church. kutzto1B. Berkz county, Pa.
Respected Sir.-I have been troabled with pys-
pepsia nearly twenty years. and have never nsed
any medicine that did me as much good AZ Hoof-
lands Bitteu. am very much improved In
health. after having taken I've bottles.
Yours. with respect. j.. 3. HERMAN.
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100 Hhds. prime New Orleans,
50 do do Porto Rico Sugar,
80 do do Cuba Sugar
100 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar
20 do GRADUATED Sugar
100 do A. and B. Coffee Sugars,
IS do G. extra assorted Brands.
200 do Yellow Sugar,
500 Bags Rio Coffee
Is Mats Java Coffee.
20 do Laguira Coffee,
10 Bags Ginger
10 Bags Allspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
Is Barrels Mackerel
so z bbls. do.
800 Kits do
50 Boxes Soap,
80 do Starch,
10000 Cigars assorted brands
800 Boxes Candles,
100 do Rasins,
5GCases Sardines.
800 Cases Oysters
100 DoEen Bucket
50,Nests Tubs.
Together with everything usually kept in Whole
sale Grocery Houses.
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COMMERCIAL HOTE5.
CORNER CEDAR & CHERRY STREETS,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
J. G. FULGHVM, PROPRIETOR,
Formerly OF N North summer st.

THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN LATELY RE-
il fitted and newly farnished The proprietor
desires liberal patronage Of the travelling
public. febli-lm
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THE GREAT FENIAN REBELLEON---
SUSPENSION OF HABEAs CORPUS.

J.J. MURRAY. Secretary.
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TrrOinanD Slinn.

Gin iGSner Qen5tag tpdr fein i1naes @cbeu,
Tie 8iiitben trarsn p,G4tis aufseiprungen;
Der Saseno S9er3 uno eruffea Widnnerfrebcn,
Sic bielten i'm i6on bride lid umitluuaen.
Or turft' bic Sann lurn bthfen Breiis beben,
Ct Bate Jpn burG aroft urb SleiE er uneeu;
Hno aae. bic ben tpadsrn 9%iirslius fennen,
Sic miIien Iiebenb ieinen Naulen nenneu.
60 eclbsn lag Der ibm bas iuuse 9i6t,
6r fcnnte iib in ieinen ipnrruen StrabIeH:
Gin areGer Stis burt feline Seele bribt
11nb ittedt lie auf gu tauIenb bittern QualeH:
Gie5t Ct bic gtpt5 bes 0aterlanbes niGt?
DiuB niGt taS Bolt NIT ieinem 8lute 3abIeu
9en 6rebetntutb oerrGtb rider Deipoteu,
Der 8ruSerfrieg terl 6euti9en Bolt sesptenf
rub ioI Der @aateu iusenbli6es Grin
Sm 8lute ft Der beutIben St1mme f6rben2
l1nb foI Der Ylchi6teit @euius entfiebn,-
rno Gauienbe burG 8ruberbGucg fterbene
Nitt fdrtieu tarf Der Netter tbatenfiibn,
90 gilt ben Opfertcb f9 gu e~rtperheu
8neiS ieien triGis binee9ebeH
lSu retteu SuneerttduIenoen has 2eben!
60 ftirit er BIN. BON Spferr1tb befceft.
l1mfnnft, o 3eIbenjiusIing. lift Dein @dsen!
Der ftbnen Snnb, bic rienidI5 nod aefebtt,
SIR r%niiffen Sell NIB Otetturs f9 b~erfasen!
Sn SSIerfsuer i9eint Dein 6eipb ge1tGbttl
V II - 2 c I MIR - - q elp II pap Ot
geiGla9en.
Sr6nIaGeub triuniptirt RE bunfG DtoGt,
limb DeutitIano's @aren bedt bic alte Na9t.
OoG ri6t nm ;onf 1c6 biefes etTe 9Iut,
On uanG. II per6el bat bic G6it gesiinbet,
Elm 9rreen 8eifpitl rtift Der Se[tenmut5,
Sis ~ i6 ite9eno l~pieoerum L, ~rfitnret.
1tne immer bSber nG6tt Der Rade @lutb,
Sis lie bic re6ten Wttttel eubli6 F1eet.
? bentt& esYOIt bupIIF ell
RG6er e II,
Di@ iette II e @rben Elm.
sli6t eineu Mnnr, bic game EprauHet,
Sic Geinte teiuer 6rej6eit 9iit's gu fSleu;
OlSs' enrliG Der guIpSrune miller Ghrei
S3eipesen zines Goltes ianite Wellen.
u b penn bas 2ano bon ieiuen 8r4asern fret,
sBentt bu, tpie Gr. beiu Set;6Iut Ite6eft EleIer,
Damn Ie9e i6m 6ui'S @rab beiu @6 en3ei&en:
Den frlf&bet5auteh 2,ans Der oeuti9en Gi&sn.
Ntatie 3ur3.
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Der &eut'de abasOrbnetettag purbe am 30.
ylal UtOr9enS 1O2 nbr bel a~eOranat pollen Sri.
bitneu NIB Galerisn uro bel 4ulpeieubelt son 1t,
ma 200 z pflnenmsrn IN 6rauifurt our6 DIR. g.
Oliutr NIT elller Anipru6s srSfuet, nDrin e. su
erft e%lSrterte, warrm ieit 1868 Der abasOrbn,tsn.
tag nidt nlsbr SuiarlmensetOmmeu. itatt ieiner
pielmebr bic Se1iatlmlun9 BON Wtltslieb.ru bent.
iber QunresOertretunsen stnberufen mprDen lei.
IOronn ieine @utriiftun9 auSiprad iiber bic Bolitit
Der beiceu ecutiden @roBrnddte, onr6 tpelde es
rabin Setcmmen, oab mir an Dem Ausbrnd einss
@abinetefrie9s ltdnoen.
0ierauf nnrbsn bur6 Exclamation DR.. g.
DiinItr, Bartb aIs Baiern uno b. Benni9len aus
9uuEprer su 8orfibunhen, Nrcccat SiegeI aus
Dresden, DIR. Sdraoer unb DR.. Yresber BOZ
bier gu Setrttdren errGblt. Nabbem fib iibsr
bic @ifldruns Der 6rantfurter, nur sebn StiInr1eli
ae9eben gu tpOuen, nm ntGt alS beetlfluhenb gu
sritsineil, zine 2ebutte spiiden Sdulss Be
Iiti9, DR.. Gr.ie aus Ereusen uno DR.. Yn0a'
cullt aus Brantfurt ent1pOnnen bate, bic ban1ii
snbete, haB DR.. Miitler ertldrte, Der DeI4luB Der
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mar ebeu I'M Se9riff bic 3reppe tinaufiuaebtn.--
Or bate eiI Yaar Slippers an unb bate Ieine
@tiefsIn iiber bic Shulteru esmorfer. @apitGn
Wient,r NIB fem GObn e%r3riffen ,augenblidli6 ben
&inbreder, worauf Elm befti9er Sanlpf 1i6 emit.
lpenr. Da Der @inbreber ell iebr ~frGfti9sr Mann
mar, 10 SOSen bic beioen Serren Nterter nnfangs
ben &iir3eren, nadberl iit aber etne 3citlana duf
Der 5llr nno baml anf Der 4ord 9eringen bait
ten, bradteI lte ben Sdurtem inter. &apt. Men.
ter bog ltd itber i'm, aI3 es BEN Serl Selang, iei.
zen 8epolUer 5u 3tebert uno Ct iGob Capt. Wtenter
in ben unterleib. ibm cine lehr gtfdbrItde, penn
nidt tSbtlide Wlilb: beibringello.
@leih lia6 benz SduB ertrpail6 ibrr Der ilnge
G5parb Dienter bas Eiltpl ulb iaeG i'm it bic
red)te Siifte, Damn mart CT bic gSaffe neg, 400 iein
Oleller uub teriebte itn1 Is Bis Is StiGe, bic bic
<n9e i'll Der 8rnlt abbraG.
Der SdnB, Der Qdrin uub bas geIhrei bon
Melter's 5amilie, bic iih i'll cenl o6ern Sin1mer
tefano, tptdten etnert Scrrn HpB auf, iople a1h
nebrere BeriOnc1i aus Der NadbarIdbaft, melde
berteietIten uno ben Ginbreher feitnabmeu.
ct atett IetIen 9fauleH oils 24. 8. WdtIcn an
nno iagt, bub cr bon ct. Souls fomme. CT 1T
aus Seem CERT 9ebartig, lette aber III Wii1iouri,
ais Die 9ttb,Qion ausbrad. @r leE lt9 in benz
4. DtIiitari Snflnterie 0~feginltnt anipcrbeu unD
oients tpdbreuo bt5 3risgcs. Wiln fanD etren
SiiiDtI tleiner S6tiifel, Smei &onfToerirte 9tpten
mr. cine fdIlbe EoIf.9nrrencp. Jtote bel ibtl. ST
ltsgt jttt ii, Der Sail, ipr itine &unpen ron bem
Stabt.Bbllifus, Dr. 2eGe, rerbIuoen tpuroeu.-
Gs 1T ~Iuaepif, oh er mt Dem 2.ben boppn fonts
nlyn miro.
g8te mir btllte Otcr9tiI unl 2 ubr burd urieren
ErGger in @rf abrun9 bradtel, lift Capt. Oftnter
Ill unlereln grDBteu 8e1auern 9eftern Nbenb 9
ubr 20 Wtlnuten an ben crbaltenen 8nnben gcs
ft0rbcn.
Ser Wl0rb.r Lett nod, je6O9 1T tpstlis Soft
puna auF leiRe MteceraenelIn9.
Sn Nemtcrt berritt cine rngebeure Nufre9ung
inter Der Dortigen SepGlferIng; Is puroe Der Ser.
Elut aenla6t, ben G~aubmSroer aus Der Sail 3u
bplen unb Ipn6iuIfiS Su iiten, iebp6 wlrbe nieies
cerbiubert blrd Ser. ct. GrIppeu, weIGe Dit
Sail btietten.
0ouiiiana. (alerdubria inter &af1er.) Ser
Oar1pfer Srolic, Capt. Compare, pOrgeItern bier
onaefpmmen, brin9t bic traurige Natrtht, oaE
Der Damn ppr Mleranbria chi NeO 9tirer am 81.
Niat I'M 2 ubr BON ben Waiiern burdbrpdea
muroe, o6en II. unterbalb be8 Gtsbd1le8 Die Stdbt
uuo umge9eto iiberi6wel1r1t lift, 9roBen Sd}absy
anridteno. MlS Die SrDlic Angling, mar IdOn poll
2 bis ) SUP MaIler IN Der Stabt. 0ie @mlpob
ner iudten iid BON alert Seiten in SoDten mn
auf 6IDlfen nad benz @iSbauIe Su retten. Oaa
uelIe 8adlteinball8 BON s. Srrln9'8 8lllurb gu
lon NIB Samuel Senriac Orp '@po0S 0acen,
e~benfall8 Baf1teirban8, tparen IN tur;er 3eit tpeg>
seIdmemmt. Qellrtac'S Serluit muB CROP Ien,
pu er piel 8uare oil 9dnb bate. Die @ewalt
res Q6aiier mar grpb unp ulan fitrdtct, baB ATE
6rcntSebdlbe e9geidrpettmt tperpen. Ser 6lnb
ftsl bis 9tutGttode8, ocd mar eth Stei9en pert
bort bis Nlerauoriu.
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9ic amtoren oer Seto 8nti@aften.

Der @rdlibeut bat tefauntlid brei pidtige
Oiabnabtnen beS Gon9reiicS nit lsiuem Sftp be.
leat, ndmlid: bic 6reebmens Bureau Sill, bic
Colorado Bla. Der &erfoier Der erfern mar
Scrip 8lad, Der olte Su6anan @e,,eral Nntpalt
iIllb elmer FER b~itterlten GOpperbeabs i'm 2anoe. -
Der Gerfaiier Der 3pelten mar Wtr. Stausburg
BON ObiD. Der NutDr Der britteu mar @r.Se'
uatpr $, $, SrOwning Bon 0uincp, Su., Der
iett bier mpbnt.
8ei Der lesten @abl belt 8romning cine Geb.
fir Oic&leltau a; oh CT fir ibu %Itlnntnt,, tann id
ni6t ilaeu. sic tSnnen oarau8 ereber, nit mel.
der Slolie bon NOIititerIi SpbulOn tn Sertintnn8
ltebt. (Sn, Sts3td.)
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9ie Giaanseu Der @esierumg.
(alus ber u. D. 9anbelsJts.)

Ils mir rcr Sturgeon, na9 elmer auftenuns
b.s HUrftsrs bes Sllall, AllsIduiIss i'm Rs,
prdlentontenbauIe bic crbentli1en Ginnobtnen Der
Bnnbes &esierlins fir bic eriten bret Andrtale
oeS Ianfsnoen 6iscal Sabres III oieiem Slatte Der.
Shentltdten, benlerften mir ba5u, oab III Wlrflld)'
felt Die Ginnabmen mett bepeutenoer waren nno
biele BebauptnMg wiro i%nbDliirt ont@ DIE lest er'
iGienenen Offi5teuen Soblen fir bds 8. Quartal.
@Gbrenb 9errn Mlcrrtl's Eotal nur 41O Witnlo.
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95erftei9erane BON EROlanes.
&~e9ieruugs>8 ertauf bon Subiteu3sD oaren.
q. Z, Srrer & Go. Nuttiprdrs.

S.S, SGrer & Co.. Guttiurdrs.
@pbft II, Office Il. g u,
Rr. Jos ~. 9rw tarthr.
waItt ere @.1 Sun, 1875.
I'm Tssntds, II. Stunt 1866 nm II ubr Rtftoss, Ttrtex
drf 0~ftntls%tr gerltsiesruns I'm WGarentuuft 30. IL Bal,
b'riDNfr ~unatfdtr
Gdt5ebn 9uaienD (18, OOO) @alOnen MOlu6es
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@tn tuneert unb febfn unb dtb,tg M babe SrIs. ap.t
uub ara stS tI2) @alcn.n itbeS ~tnttalttnb.
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ben unc fab TIM 'efen 3 tflnf.
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fern tetneet. nertouft. Sruten ifhr6 Ripfer tea lten nd
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ltd AZ 9du. ! es entha teno, juidnmen 1880 saq.
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et 1ttenb 3u omneu 1867 Gdu.
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