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the 4Adiu,sut's rolls, and iuhnenced ali {

o. the !Adiu'snt's rolls, and inanenced al, c-----,
u5t3tiZens.
DI1Eerr. November s.-Alc1tcAn elcc.1 the er-
tire Republican Congress siouat d,l' -Gtoa = ~
mails unr;nrifv In n. FITS. nl'rtrt il l,H5!. d
Ifhpntit-n ca'n On lte rnte q ls,t II s,:J
Sersss.h hi s,--upson's ma:ri'r G,sA, gaia
e.: 1hnd i'i..- it.-- Bnir'. r.spiiy :',-.,. gain
Of fG;; Folrt'! DitCict-As f:&r II heard f:onl-
f.'rry las 1,1t nsaiaity; F.;;h DistEict-Ito"-
Il. 1b@e hat Len ma nifty: Skin Dt1tricl-Aen-
gre te'nrE- clve briggs s.Ep maturity.
!he Keruhlrans gaia Iarselv throughout ttr
state. III Waync Coan'y. which tne!aa"s Dc
tot. rt'' ; elect sLc4;l> TrpsceutiE, .::o;:cy
aid "eenz'tr, ratn t&o Sta'c seustn:s and A:Gc
zen hepub'icS"a, line Iemosrats. worktsgraer
.re. iicpIhiiear gan ci funr nrmber=.
MINNESOTA.
s. PAIL SuUmbe: T.--tn naxn:i Comfy.
Hastings shows gain for hoHnely o:.7 ores the
votr ii Et,:. like tnrFt as. in the sc-f off'le
ctnnfy I'll c:'e 4 MT: :tf j us2oO. 1t "t- ~ In
lst|f. Ia fatt !,no every town that has t':us
f,l- rEAo:tcu, DunHcIly IGakes handsome gains.
lie ri. s.!': in sunc 1T the upper c0I.E'is., Int
IL maturity can hnrliiy tasl b+law a.to). Ihs
ncnlo:lA' c..:s.E. his election BY a.:dn.
III VII II mr. district the t.tn'na 70 :sr received
i..&.ra:e his cleca4u ay sra ia G,F1.
It.c Sac tI"ke, is lsr1uhlcsn by oye: : On.
;. IN tla eonn.y ,ne Kennliieans elc:s Ga,;ain & G
i. DastA BY u smait mn. o1i ,, ana N. F. Newell,
Ia Dakota County tho Republicans c1n!tn the
tlscitnr OF Draper Ier tho Stall. Senase--a gain.
VIZ hear VI MI lboss in 4hy direction Is yet,
1rs The nlcner soldier ticket. in 1lenn~D Coslu-
~ may frieat tae scu4.ut and Que Re Rc.,re3en!a.
lEe.
, 1866-11-08

TE0M NEH YORK.
T1sr New fnFk Associated Prc>* fn15-11a51
I>pec1sI i,es}atct 10 the CtlirAco 1rlhnn.-

Tie Se.. rnsk A~..ctatctl Pre>x Inao-ozlj7
I>peusI pexl'aict, 10 the Chicago 1si1nn.-1
NEW Inlt1s. Sosrn11c.1.
1t;s stated By Mcfsrs. rime aud Bach ih:.
,rio. 10 the hb'ca.sun Of tAeir recent notification
% accn:c and n:.ice-s O. tho .Aesoca' d Pc. NJ
& a. had ma::rctf ca5oI1t 1te 1.Eangenacu -: H.:
o~teti-L:7cnt Of new: agency under tvs tl.i3 of
New YORK Merchants and General Sexs A-so.'-
s,,5n,' which Is o:saul=;l on corporate h. Is.
Il vas Intended it -honid eupplant the ri r'c,s
Association. Everything hcia:, in rcsIlncss T.:
:fy u,ntEecllrlt u operation, C-al'., theg
~ pre1a red cin1llat srstsn: for:s, the ob :.ts
.. TIC ucw cptc:p':sr aud was about TO seal h-
:: s.r,,:,To1 u. vi. n members OF the Nes to.-
s-suci:: ID Piers Icl1 sudden 1nt+!in. anu .,:-
t.e,,dlte disrha1ce Mr. CrH!- tsa@ hts arrange
r.en.e, zig 7:.:s:,l I'd p:op:ss' p:s,, .,o r.
.h e=:'s5 sn,;rsr and r,1es @oFe ue c,iu
J., LAKE re- a' Ee:1,s al lee nd local a=.n:s III
.Ii;t ii. TIL: t'"-. mud las The co-o1r.Afal af
,"c Wc>;csn G.rn Telegram Conr!ny- whoss
t.lr the u-1ru Operators will a.t iE 3sis ositilf%
;.tu'rtr. a1-o - i.ssc control Of the Chile de+
r.cssc4 ecE. u tE= Associated l'fess.And s,ae
s,:-iie track In MI b'tcr important rcs1-c-. N:
-:.ys ,f.t he vii! commence operations o:xt san.
~t-atr thai il viii be iur The interest oE new<nan"rs
throughout the cnan:,y tD :i:c him pat ana-e
:;u lie ol.:cr h3nd. ;iie New York Ae.nt1ted
:..!. e,s col, ,snvft ih1t tEai: cau do nothing Q!
lie kind. Tney do 70. propose 10 he 4'ntWis'Il,
-nd viii make Their fight with lletr nEi;' : :
.o2rccs, The ncx C:netat Agent M. Jamc~ ".
slr7on,on II asvea.ls making ri-oEoas l'rS?l7a'
.idc:abIc anxiety 10 know The acton Of tic Ncst
, 1866-11-08

Thanksgiving in PENNSYLVANIA.
na"-!sEr1c. Ens"mbcs 7.-ffnverno: Curtin
!a- fppo:,ttrd TIE :3lh day ii .'ose.nber as day
n, tlut,k -.-f,1.r
, 1866-11-08

TUESDAYS objections |
Additional Returns from
the Several States.
Majority in Illinois Be-
tween $4,000 and
$4,000.
General Raum Elected to Con-
gress by 500 Majority.
Missouri Delegation Politi-
cally Unchanged.
New Jersey Elects Three Re-
publicans and Two
Democrats.
4 Republican Gain Of $4,000 in
| Michigan.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN
NEW YORK WILL REACH
10000.
| FROM EU R0P B,
Yesterdays News by
Atlantic Cable.
| Preparations for a Fenian
| Uprising in Ireland.
Recognition Of the Ho>podar By
the Gar Of Russia.
THE RESURRECTION IN GAN,
Ola rfiEG CUT,
Present Status Of the Eastern
Question.
ER(llI WASHINGTON.
tuesdays Political Earthquake
i Its Effect al the Capital.
1T. johnson will Propose Anoth-
Sr Constitutional Amendment.
TIE FENIAN TRIALS.
crdict of Guilty:n the Case
f Of JcAu SIeuin.
!. Tie Prisoner Sentenced to bt
Hanged on December t3lh.
, 1866-11-08

Anothcr English Prize Fight Arranged Far.
S1p. IN, :, November 7.-A paper states that
cI,a,n7ansh'p cl ,hv English rrze rias. The com
oa,ants being BALDWIN, caltyd tas hlsa Giant
, 1866-11-08
Q!)ifagu Gribnl,c.


TIE CONG # EsS1OSAG KEsULT.
According to car latest returas, the r..
.E1lt for members Of Congress- In the States
which held their election on Tuesday, may
tc summed up as follows; In New YoaE
We gain the Tenth, Eleventh and Thirteenth
Dist1icss-thrre in all; and lusc the Third,
Eighth and S;nth-.hree. In NEW JERSEY
VIC gain the Fourth aud Filth Districts-1he
lc2t delegation stauding fons Republicans
and one Copperhead. In MAINLAND VIC lose
1.c Second District. Il. ILLINOIS, VIC l'7os'-
ably ttand az before. The result in tho
Ninth and Thirteenth Districts is sn.n.what
in doubt II NC carry both we gain ole
member and rice ~I:sa. In MIS- 'ouK1. VIC
putty &C! ;atn1y carry seven Districts, los:
one. and one Is in doubt. Should we carrr
the doubtful District tic delegation WI
staud one better far Us t'.au now. Mr.. Noell,
who was elected rs 8 Republican, having
.;ohreonizrd early in the ion. In tec ar
:'e.atc We pretty certainly :sn'n one mem
! r With = CHARGE fns three.
T. S--Since writing the aboyc tue election
sH General Kausn in the Thirteenth illinois
District is confirmed Ills majority Ii over
~; but VIC get g. lick hack from New J.,-ecr.
Governor Newell Is defeated for Conerc - in
the Second D.sa::c: by :01 ,na;nli;y. The
New Jersey delegation will thc1cia4 stand
three Republicans, two Coprerl,cads. TIC
lnescs and gnius in the States wc have ,,a:a"d
will probably prove even, although there ii
chance for gain d one member in this
State. and one "A NJ s.i1r.-.
, 1866-11-08

NEW YovK, So,c4nb:r7.
Returns from IL" interior counties crniu :. to
shuw t.cnvy krruh:ic.n cains- Besi Judges cs,i-
Aate FeMon's tn.al m,tority 10 tho Safe Will
'tacl 6,lhu. Thomas Gu 3lell T. e;celcd to Con-
'trss in the Thirteenth Dittr7ct--u Republican
:-ssiu.
Tic Cons.efsfona! delegation Of lhc State viii
stand rite Deiuncla:s, two Goa. ssyatfres, and
.,;rf tx Kut,u[1lfcal1% "a fnIl,ns. -' -
, 1866-11-08
FROM EUROPE.

BJ Atlantic Cnbje-Iritish I egnltan AViih-
dtcwn from Snxouy-rrepn ra,lon tnr n
Frutnn Grra.iuy tn 1rc&and-Hero: ~t:i IN
ut thr H"~roinr BIZ the E2ar al ika.-ln-
Ead oil The in>urrcc1Eon IN Candia.
t.rtIxs7ows. November :-Soou.::Tha <'.,n.
>hip. Civ IT Washington. from Ec1- Sc..t'.
'"ncfe'l mere l',-f.v m !er wa: - l.iyeepool.
l"Ap"S* November s.-titeat Britain has ~ith-
r. avn her c.:o:i"a to:n Sax1hy, thereby ;eco1.
Min: ~ {Drorrrlut'ou of saxocy with Il, Ling
Ht'n Of F.uee:u.
II IL said th:t rrrpaTa';n II arc quietly In pro-
:ttEa in 1re;Alii ~ u,rr: p.oban., ri-.n,
81. l'E:ET- nrE':. November 7.-rAe Eza- Of
I.a~~.' .as 'H.;;:t..J frco.cixcl ii.s. Eos1nd4r.
E.LSsA, Snvrtu'c: lit IL ra!,u-:cI ;1,: IT,
~! H.. cf AN:.'.a has resolved to nil.,l',. u
!,rs AT III if:s.sr.
l"Snos. Seyesuhts 1T 10 stated that the t.,-
~nIfcctiun III lsn'fia hrs ended.
toxsTAST'xrELE. Nost mber IAN fnluf see-
~ hs- comnrrc"'l IN t'anl:r, Hnd it Is uii:irIy
att.l That thrcv H!at* mi n''n:-ra III III! .tel,
lii wir!'.rs :t.,afsr-ss Ii s liz, l.'ica. 81 =.
~ph.l :. d.. tA:-:y IN nanl5sr. hare st,,nit
;e&. Ahen 1'asi.a VIII t,e tio'e-Mat Of tho t4es'I
,tnf1cr eoncc-~''n Tor the CLtis:iun., on Ile
~a.t:n, Is e1prcteh.
, 1866-11-08

Lnteet Engif@h Narkct~.
-LrvETg4t1.. Noyf tnE-r1.
Cote less t1m. Frices have .'eclica III md ile
Haiss l'say A. .':s - t.s bslss mlddnss, 1T isd
FtstI tEnt h., =.
TH!iuY Itm.
Lnxpos. November Neon.
cerso1S forr "nev ep:nl1 ri s5t; Illinois Central
- Ellie 81 ATT <:1:cs = u E.ett4,
/ ~ X. S,i n',rr = Er ming.
Illinois GcE,rn1 = Eelc.. a1;el 5tatts 5.yi So
tl'.sols fus N6lcS s5h.
, 1866-11-08

s1AtNGI.Eln, Snse1n,et7
The election In spzInrEed has resrltss Ia Il
splendid victory when all the cireum- :anc,s a.c
considered. Tee avc:n &C Republican rlajo ty ~
The city Is $50, which Ism clear gatu ol III sine.
1Sy3 In the tnti.e county the .:>1n II asnu: j ..
VT have elccted our S4csin, C~luncI >Auup, b. u
yt,.rr. 1nr suis <,a .hc STAG AaA Constcs.i MI
ticket was sl.aicll-no tcsa;c"sn: wo.'h ,nru ion.
ing. In The T~ catlela Representative Dls1r c ot
Cou. lfrs, t'oEh1itc n,d NcE:21ati sre ,l,.ri l,y
III a}t I'll. over sprin.,r nrA Elicit, os & Id n
a:ce fEHl'.
Tie c1Asixl re:uins from at the counties Of Mr..
, 1866-11-08
NEW JERSEY.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.

NEW JERSEY.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
NEw 1olK. Novcil 10. !.
In lew JcrscF the Republicans hare 1aat3r
nearly cl"an sweep, c!et.1u. Tuur OFT Of l.e
, drEtc+sn4eu, ~ iotuw.:
f-t-sionrr. N"n,, tlh-lf5t, Rto.,
! a'-Nrmril. h',. jta-LJai-r} Issp,
T: Il slt:, easct, Dem.
1nEa7os. n. j.. November 7-Ch:rlcs Ha!shf
i,ruUcInt+ clrci"d II the Second District bs .t,a
iHHt nj ovrt :s.I.
lie lrs'sia.cssiE boz, branches Is 1:cpna1::aa
EEwank. y. j.. -;nye:.;!rr 7--ti:.i. E.,.b:i
u: Is elcc' to t.::!4sd ,trr 70 h.: :son !
~ inr,0 ES. ami il !, btii...rI / =! iUs.rn,
New Ii : Ir.''' "."t i:t ~cs1a1 Ht-.:ict I'll,
t'n'.:::.- naiac'~-a w ltaad nepnS!tcan
and UcaluclAt--a gain nf =.
, 1866-11-08
Jfis;b.


g H. EERFOOT & 20.
~ p,Erso1 ,x admitted % partnership T. ons aIz
frSu stpsu ber isSb, 1RS. Htfn in3tss ast:i -
EeinE Gentra. Res' E.tate E:.:sss3e ~ fEEE
FOOT &C., Rtai Ekts:e H-oSess, =! Hes1snpnos3T
Ea!taxc- = riFHsf1H
=. :
, 1866-11-08

Tte N",l4 says: "Iat for The Feaiau vo,c.
Holman would hase bten elected l,5 q .4slneulu1=
majority"
NEW iol!E, Nncetnte. i'm New York twenty
'cpEbran ann f''1rtern democratic coiIy...,.
.ntn MeIt elected Yesterday, con.trn;n. The t"se
.'on III Conylcss Il. nj Present The fIou.c u: AZ.
.tmby vii huv. lal:e Ecpnb;lran maiuslly, a4
."c se',ste : ecttd Ia; year already bus.
t y,u ",s1y ,he Tvs S S'seun 81 o. ,e He'i?n y
,y tf1n ~ 70 5UtJ. and tho tribune by a, leas.
tic MINORITY si.es, In 1861.
RrrFA-o. November 7.-The cntttc Democratic
s}cGes was el2c:rd hcfs yesterday.
NEW YonE. November The tcturns We hare
tAfs y. NJ. cnn1inue 10 indira1e the elcciinn RI
fetitrn 1,y 1u.fNl majority. The TritnH:'s rcck~
uhing this =. n. II 7,isa.
NEW YONG, SoscMter s.-Thc Fns"s fonrth
edition. from eaEcfnl collation. of the re- asns
rom all part! tl fla state, estimate Fentons ma
iesstv al nearly 9.TM.
NEw Yo1E. November 7.-Dutchess County,
complete. gi':s lcnton 1,4sa majority. lister
County, complete. llu.u1ln'k actual mai j0sLty Is
:ft: tptnciise mafosity. HH.
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her pretty face there was diamond
necklace and a chain Of pearls"
"Well, well!" said I, tyou will never
recover these, do what you will. BY
fur your better chance, is to take nv
offer
''Why should L not finu. if T
searched?" he cried, starting up.
"Because," 1 said, 'sany one clever
enough to commit the robbery would
be clever enough to make away with
the spoils in this time. Take my ad-
vice. Do we make a bargain?"
He growled a reluctant consent at
last. The men were dismissed, and
wrote him check on the instant.
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
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[Original.

TOriginal
Life is what:
IL ia the shooting of a star,
That streams along the trackless air
And vanishes, ere seen, to naught:
And such is man
He shines and futters for span
And is forgot.
Life is what?
1t is the vermil Of the rose,
That blooms bat till the bleak wind blows.
Then, all entombed in sweets. doth fade
and rot;
And such is man
He struts in bravery for span.
And is forgot.
Life is what?
stone, whose fall doth circles make
On the smooth surface of the lake,
Which spreads, till one and all forsake the
spot;
And such is man
Midst friends, he revels for span,
And is forgot.
Life is what?
A shadow, on the mountains side
OF rock, which doth, on either side,
Driven by the gale with tempest fraught;
And such is man
He hangs on greatness for a span,
And dies, forgot.
Life is what?
It is the sound of cannon near,
Which strikes upon the startled ear,
And ceases ero we can distinguish anght;
And such is man
He frets and busters for a span,
And is forgot.
And, is this life?
Oh yes! And, had time, I'd tell
A hundred shapes moro transient still;
But, while speak, fate whets his slaugh-
ferrous knife;
And such is man
While reckoning DER life's little span
Death ends the strife
COLUMBIA, June S. LIZZIE.
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TRl-WEEKLY HACK Line

BetWeen LaurenS and NeWberry.
ON and after MONDAY,
t.~rS7 :. - the 18th instant, the HACK
izss:l..:Ha. t1< will connect with the up
train on the Grcenvillc and
Columbia Railroad on ESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; with the
down tt ain, on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS.
Thus passengers can be carried through
from Columbia to Laurcns in ONE DAY
arriving at Laurens by 8 o'clock the same
day they leave Columbia. Passengers can
leave Laurens at 5 O'Clock a. IN. and arrive
at Columbia same day at o'clock.
Every comfort is afforded passengers
which could bc expected on stage line
L. y. CREWS.
Laurcns, June 10 1866. June 20
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"Costar's' Rat, Roach, &c., Exter's.
Is paste-used for Rats, Mice, Reaches.
Black and Red -A,.ts, DC, &c
"Costar's' Bed-bug Exterminator
Is liquid or ash-used to DESTROY. and
also as preventive for Bedbmgs, DC
"Costar's'' Electric Powder for Ins 'ts
Is for Moths, Mosquitoes, F1eas, Bed-l,uqs.
Insects on Plants, Eo,rls, AnimGls. DC.
a1- BEwARE!. of all worthless
mutations
ne See that "CosrAR's" name is on each
Box, Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
ae- Address HENRY II. COSTAR,
4S2 Broadway, n. Y.
Sc Sold in Columbia, s. c., by
And all Druggists and Retailers.
1866.
INCREASE OF RATS.-'Thc farmers
GdzeHe (English) asserts and proves by
hSures tnat one pair OF RATS will have a
progeny and descendants no less than
6ol, $50 III three Years. Now, unless this
immense family can be kept down, they
tain 65, 600 human beings.
Ss See ''CoSrAR's" advertisement above.
1866.
RATS VERSUS B!RDS.-Whoeverc engages
III shooting small birds is q cruel man:
whoever aids in exteyminating rats il a
bcnefactor. We should like some one to
give us the benefit OF their experience in
driving out these pests. We need something
besldes dogs, cats AMI traps for this bust
ness. Scientific imeficdn, w. u
fs See "CosTAR'S" advertisement above.
1866.
"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMINATOR i.
slmpie, safe and sure--the most perfect
Ratification meeting we have ever attend
ca. Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat it, aud every one st
eats 1t will die, generally at some .,
distant az possible from where it was tn
Lake Shore (INich. y Miro
Ss- See 'CosTAR'S" advertisement abo>>
1866.
VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking OF ''CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant.
&c, ENterminator-''mor grain and pro-
VISIONS are destroyed annually in Grant
County by vermin than would pay for tons
OF this Rat and Insect Killer"
Lancaster Wis. Herald
See "CosTAR's" advertisement shove.
May s +3mo
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NOTICE.

HNHE subscriber would respectfully in
Il form the citizens Of this city and vi
clnity that he will continue the general
HARDW ARE BUSINESS in his own name
anu on his own account, and hopes to
me"it and receive full share of public pa
tronace. JOHN c. DIAL
Nav 4
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10: l6 VAIL STREET. NEH YORK
NJ ONEY received on deposit from banks.
dcrs in Gold, Government and 9th er Sec,,
rites executed ut the regular Stock Ex
change by Il member of the firm. Consipn-
mcnts OF Cotton solicited.
DEWITT G. LAWRENCE. JOHN r Crc,,
CYRUS ]. LAWRENCE. WM. A H,I~T.,.
April 8
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saaenbItAe Derirrmn9en.

GIN 5err, weI&er idbreIans an R~etSenf@rafe, rib
aeIttaer Grttrdtune unb aGen 8Mqen iueerb iGer Rtrtrr NJ
gen lit rtn fur bic SADIE Ter Ieiberten Waeni6bett Muem,
reI&e zines @easptes tebit fen, etn fpl&es nebf Gnpetfuns
,eftItd f6tden. Rrante, reI&e flo BITE &rfabrunssn tes
@n3etstnben 3u Nustn MAIDEN upafn. m6ssn Np pertrau-
unssSou wenSea an Srbn 81. Oeben. f.
irat28-9mtl Sc. Is @kambersfr., NsD YlGrH.
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- M1eDtte fur GtnW0n6eEer+

a &SseDtts T'lr Sssnfr@nRsrsc+
Mcue 0Irar0emcnts fit Ginnanoerer
bic mad benz 8e1ten gu reiien min i&en.
Son beu.e, 8. EpStt, an rer6en bic @tnranbersr aufSsr
Iortbern central &aISert Str. Oeppt Gtienbabn mtt BEN
&~rpretiue b%sf5rbsrt: Die Ssen btstst babsr4 ban smt-
IInSsre 8abn, oub IL Fe ma "a WletIsn farser sic iche anbere
Batu mao btnGunten pIdssn, alkt
@ittsburs, @leoelano, 0etroit, Sort Bapne,
Chicago, Wtilpautee, @aIena, Dubuque, st.
Saul, N0d SSlanp, Burlington, SOpa Gito
unp rperben besbalb bic ntitbtr RVstbern Central 8abn et.
stnben gerGonen 10 Stunbsu frater aS bic Ett aubern 8ab-
men aebsnben brst etntrefeR, an@ rerben 4 5RaI peniser bic
Naeen babel stwe&leSt. Gte 8app iIeptbur@ ben ia6nfeu
EbelI pUn ObiD. Dte eanst @nttsrnuns SDn btsr BITS @Bsrasu
"a 500 UtetIen. Das @epdf wtrb BIER ~9tieSdnet (aarFeb)
iub esGt nit ben P%afaetertn at ben 1eftnmunssprt.
had Grefline, SaptOn, Cincinnati, Snotano-
polls, louisville unb ct. Souls
rerbeu eEtufals padaet.re ~esibrSert unt fit TOR gepdf
tet &c pettert HHI1buneStrfeu bert&ntt. Dte gaiGgttrt
I5nren NIT btHa = ntr- ebtr Nbenbs 10 ubr" 3ng ndG alien
~ehIiA. EIdSeu 8sben pbae u~nterpt9S GufseraIfeuin pttbtu.
Gut&fGRsts- Suite retbta ~psttauft tn Der Offst esS
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Smtlb8 DClrt, Bulbs Herrp unb @lpmput.
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= : fur ~sebssItrs tdsItH tGusstnCmHen @Unntan
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glab Wuibinstpn.
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Der 7,30 WlGrgersue unb 4.30 Ra&m. 3ug ppn 8afbina.
ten feben tn Derbtnbune NIT Der NnnGppltS Moab. Suge
terIadsn annapolis um $50 WtCreenS uub $40 fur BAL.
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EaS- CUR beicnoeren SenHtiibnabnte' ~ysti I
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Carl s. tIbebtanbt
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Etpnnds Gaharb, bon Gilbert Gafdrs g. Sppn.
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Dr. s. CO. 5an!. erdnairtrsnber Asst.
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Gcutpeente, Ne. 1t Scutbhr.,
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