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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09

"This may certify that have been using ut my man.
ufaciure for the last four years Vests Improved Pump
now have In use, three Of said pumps one OF which is
kept constantly at work "a hours Of each day, Except
Sundays. and has been running for the past two years.
pronounce them unheslanty the best pumps that have
been brought to my notice, having used many others
previously, They simple in their construction, and
not easily disarrangcd.
New York, Oct y, 1853. JAS. A. WEBB
We have plenty moro such certificates, but think
these are enough. For Pumps, Hose, Pipe, &c,
&C., address or call upon =
r. ID. WEST & CO.,
40 COURTLAND ST, NEW YORK
EE Orders may bo sent through the AMERICAN
ADVERTISING AGENCY, $50 Broadway, New York.
Mari I'm 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09
Tax Assessors Notice.

q WILL be ut the time and places hereinafter
mentioned TO make tho Assessment on the AS
sessable property of the District, consisting OF
Lands, Lots. Lands and Buildings in Towns and
Villages, Manufacturers, Spirituous Liquors, Cot
,nn 1nrnontipe kc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09

After which time NY ASSORTMENT books will close.
Persons making returns will bear in mind that
returns must BE- made with reference to the first
October last
Books open at 0 o'clock, A. M, and close at
o'clock, P. NJ.
BENZ. ROPER,
Tax Assessor Edgcfeld Dist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09

"My family would rs soon give up the cooking
stove as tho CLOTHES WRINGER. 1t cannot be teo
highly mmended.-[Solin Robinson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09

nv A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY
OF TIE ABOVE ARTICLES for ONE
DOLLAR By BYPURCHASING A SEAL.
Ell ENVELOPE. FOR 25 Cts.
sSy- Five renlsd Envelopes win be sont for sl.0o; {;
Eleven for $2nU; Thirty for 5000 Sxtyfvc for s0.nn
One Hundred for $500. AGENTS WANTED EVERY
WHERE. = =:
Our patrons arc desired to send United States money
when IL I. convenient Long letters unnecessary.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must In every
be accompanied hy the CASH. with the Of the
person sending, and Town. County and State plainly
written. Letters should be addressed 10 the Managers,
Us follows: -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09

"I heartily commend it to economists of time,
money and contentment The Rev. Dr.. Bel
lows.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09

We select few testimonials from persons
widely known to the public, who speak from ac-
tual experience, and arc above suspicion of mis-
statement.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
TrE BOOK TRADE SALE IN NEW YORK.

Co. opeued with The jnyoice of Thomas Nelson
4 Sons, of New York, and Samuel D: BuTlock
and Charles p. Smith, of Philadelphia, These
publishers were catalogued for We6nesoay iast'
After these sales came the invoices OF p. O'Shea
and D. & ]. SadIier & Co., whose conslgnments
consisted altogether of Catholic books. The col
lection was large and varied and brought & about
tbe LARGEST and most valuable collection Of
Enelish books ever offered in this country.
These are consignments from seventeen houses
representing London, Edln6urg, and Dublin, oc'
cupying over one hundred pages OF the cata;
holiday and standard works.-N T. Herald.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
Philadelphia Trade Report.

FRIDAY, septemb er A-There is firm feeling
in the Flour market, and steady demand for home
consumption but no inquiry for shipment; sales of
superfine at $4,000; old and new stock extras ut
$9@1l; 1900 bbls. Northwestern extra family at
$12t012'75; Pennsylvania and Ohio extra family at
$l1 6O@1360 100 Dbls. fancy at Sl4; and 1000 bbls
sour at 90 co. Rye Flour selling at $5 1906 100
bbls. Corn Meal sold on private TERMS
There is a steady demand for Wheat, and prices
are firmly maintained; sales of new red at 90 sO0
2S5; 5000 bush. old and new spring at S24OG2 80;
white ranges from s2 90 to 50. Rye is unch anged;
1000 bush Western sold at 9 cents to 81. Corn Ia
quiet with sales of yellow at 91192c and 1000 bush
Western mixed at 9Oc, In Oats but little doing;
some sales OF new southern at 5Oa5lc. Nothing
dong in Barley or Malt.
CloVerseed comes forward slowly, and is In fair
request, with small sales at S6'5O1750 % "a lbs 900
bush Timothy sold at "a, and 600 bush Flaxseed at
1886.
No. Quercitro N Bark is steady at S35 10 ton,
hisky is quiet and lower; sales of 100 bbs Ohio
at SO 3S small lots at 90 40; and Drudge hhds. at
50 49,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
American Gold. "...........,.........l46 .l46 Ia
American Silver, Is and IS. .l36 :.
Iufa

"A suit was brought in the Augusta (Ga.)
City Court, at the last term, to recover the
amount of a policy of life insurance granted by
the Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company
of South Carolina to a resident of that city,
who was forced into the military service, and
while in that service died. II will be remem.
bered that the insurance company demurred
paying on the ground that there was embodied
in the policy of insurance provision that the
insured should not enter the military service
On the other hand, the representatives of the
deceased claim that he did not violate the COM
pact of his own accord, hence the company
should pay the amount. Judge Snead has an
nounced his decision, and sustains the company
in their demurrer The case will be carried up
10 the Superior Court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
~~~~~>~~~~>~~~>~e~>o~>~~S~~~
ANOTHER SMALL DISTURBANCE
ON WEDNESDAY.
~>~o>>O~ooo~~oo>~~o~o>~~~>~~~~~~
Military Assist in Restoring Order.
-~~~~~~~~O~~~~O>~~~~--~~~~~~-~~~->~e
Death Of One Of the Convention Members
from Wounds Received July 80,
Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc., Etc.

New OBLEANs September ia slight dis
turbance was caused last evening by the arrest
of two colored women, and an attempt being
made Cor tne'r rescue by some colored soldiers.
The police were soon reinforced and were met
by the negroes with volley of brckbats and
an invitation to come on. The police, assisted
by several Federal officers, succeeded in re-
storing quiet.
John Henderson, Jr., member of the Con-
vention of 1864, has died Of wounds received in
the riot of July 80.
Sales of cotton to-day 900 bales; low Mid
dliues 32@3Sc. Receipts, 2S6 bales. The other
markets are unchanged.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

The Huntsville (Ala.) Independent of the 4th
instant says:-"R. W. COlfart, Esq, was arrested
Yesterday on a charge of treason. A bond OF
$1,000 was required of him, and given. Mr..
Coltart had been paTdoned by the President long
since. He was Confederate States Marshal for
North Alabama"
-''If there is anybody under the canister of
heaven that have in utter eXcrescence, says
Mr.. Partington, 'it is the sanderer, going about
like boy co instructor, circulating his calomel
upon honest folks"
The British Government has given to the
Royal Academy in London the whole of Bur
lineton House and its grounds. The upper story
will be turned INTO permanent galleries.
1t is asserted that tradesman of Paris as
'he intention OF opening several "BouilloasN tor
he sale p. SOUP ete'i made tI94 horse hesh'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
Pro posed Reception OF the President at
Washington.

WASHINGTON, September 14.-The Committee
from the City Councils, and others, who have
been entrusted with the business of making
suitable arrangements for the reception of
the President on his return to this city to.nor
row, have prepared an extensive programme f
military and civic organizations, and ASST gned
positions to them in the procession, which will
meet the party at the railroad depot. The re-
ception ceremonies will take place at the City
Hail. after which the column will march 20 the
avenue, and thence 10 the Executive mansion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
The st. Leger Races-Sailing of British
Troops for Canada.
LIVERPOOL, September 13 - Eveniug.-The
Cunard steamships Europa and Tdrtfd sailed
this afternoon for Quebec direct with a regiment
of hussars for service in Canada.
The ship Ito1igM, which sailed from this port
recently for New York. came back to Liver
pool dismasted.
LONDON, September l3-EVening.-The great
st. Leger race came off to-day at Doncaster, and
was won by the favorite Lord Lyon. Savernake
was second and knight Oft the Crescent third.
The United states and Mexico.
The Norning Post of to-day, IN an editorial
warmly applauds the policy of fnon-interventlon
OF the United States in the war between Spain
and the south American republics Chill and
Peru, and cordially approves the modera
tion evinced by the United States in regard TO
Mexico.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

Preparations to Receive President john
sOm-TIe Is Expected to Deliver Speech
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE, September 14.-President johnson
and party will arrive here at noon tomorrow,
and will be ceiyed and entertained by the city
authorities. 1t is expected President Johnson
will make one OF his important speeches here,
a large hall having been procured for him to
speak in. He leaves for Washington at three
O'Clock the same afternoon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Friday, September IA, 1866.


The Stock Market was inactive this morning,
and prices, with one or two exceptions, were
unsettled and dropping. In Government bonds
there was very little doing. New 5-2Os sold at
lOs@l0sI; 9S& was bid for l040s; Ill for 6s
of 1881; 1l0l for old 5-2Os; and 1864 for 7'3Os.
City loans were unchanged; the new issue sold
at 99b, and old do. at 953.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 55l@56l,
closing at the former rate, decline of D; Read
ing at 57i, no change; Minehill at 57i, no
change; and Catawissa preferred at 33i@3Sa, no
change. so was bid for Norristown; 39b for
North Pennsylvania; 65& for Lehigh Valley; 80
for Elmira common, AZ for preferred do.; S2b
or Philadelphia and Erie; and 46 for Northern
Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were firmly
held Hestonville sold at is ; and Thirteenth
and Fifteenth at 2l2 So was bid for Tenth and
Eleventh; 81 for Chestnut and Walnutj 20 for
West Philadelphia; 80 for Green and Coates; and
u foi Girard College.
In Canal shares there was nothing doing. 2e&
was bid for Schuylkill Navigation common; 36t
Tor preferred do; l20 for Morris Canal pre-
ierTed; l3s for .Susquehanna Canal; and b6 for
Bank shares continue.in good demand for in
vestment at full prices.a Commonwealth sold
at n, and Union at Co. 81 was bid for Seventh
| National; 226 for North Amerca l47 for Phila-
delphia; l32 for Farmers' and Mechanics; 81
| for Commercial; 32B for Mechanics; 95 for
| Kensington; 54s for Penn Township; 58k tor
Girard; 80 for Manufac turers' and Mechanics; 6s
for City; AZ for Consolidation; and 123 for
Central. .. -.
| Quotations of Gold-1Ok A. NJ, 145l; IL A. NJ,
1864; IL NJ, 144B; p. NJ, 145t.
| The New York Tribune this morning says: =
Money on call is per cent, with lower rates
| on Governments. In commercial paper, no
| change of consequence. The bull movement in
Sterling Exchange is not strong to-day, and
rates are per cent of from the fancy asking
prices OF last night London, prime bankers,
go davs, 107s@1O79; London, prime bankers,
l064@1O6{; Paris, bankers, long, 6'273@5'232;
| Paris, bankers, short 5'2j@5'l2s; Antwerp,
5'SO@5.27a; Swiss, 5'3O@5'27t; Hamburg, 36t@
| 35F; Amsterdam, 4040405 Frankfort, 404@405;
Bremen, 775@7s; Berlin, 7Ot@7l."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Russian Approach to the "Sicl
AlnrminO.

The Russian Approach to the "Sick Man"
Alarming.
BERLIN, September l2-Noon.-The ANqenI9i1e
Zp,ta,1sg OF to-day has an article on the Eastern
question, the reopening of which by Russia 1t
saws, cannot be from pacific motives or Tor
peaceful purpose.
Mission from the PrincipalIties to the
Porte.
BUCHAREST, September IL 2-Noon.-It has been
determined that two members of Prince Charles
Cabinet shall go on mission to Constantlnople
to urge the Porte to recognize the Hospodar.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

"A prison van arrived few days ago at
Toulon, containing twelve young girls, from
eighteen to twenty-five years of age, all healthy
and good looking, These young girls who will
shortly be joined by sixty others, have been
sent from the House of Correction al Clermont.
in the Department of the Disc, in order to be
placed on board the Ceres, which is about to sail
for Cayenne. 1t being the desire of the French
Government to coloniZe that country these
young women are destined to be married to
those prisoners in the penal settlement who
shall have distinguished themselves for their
good conduct Each couple will have a grant OF
land, and money advanced to them, IN order to
purchase the articles necessary for farming
purposes.
The report of Richard NJ. Smith, Indian
Agent for the State of Michigan, recently pub
lished, gives the following statistics:-
Number of Chippewas on Lake Superior. 80. 1Ob8
Number of Ottawas and Chippewas. .....,,., 4928
Number OF Chippewas OF Saginaw, Swan ereek,
Chppewas, Ottawas. Pottowatomes ,,,.,,,, 282
POttOwatomes of Huron. on.,...,,,,.......,,.,,, As
TOTAL 7040
The following figures represent the number
for the four years preceding:-l86l 7777; 1852
1856; 1868, 8023; 1864, 1924. These hgures show
the number of Indians in the State TO Be SEVENTY
two more than in 1861, and one hundred and
seyenty-tour less than in 1868,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
-Comnany A, Sd Regiment of the Massachu-

Company A, Sd Regiment of the Massachu-
setts militia is one OF ihe oloest z6 companies IN
by the name of John Hancock, Governor Of
Massachusetts. II did honorable service IN the
war of 1912, and during the late Rebellion was
prompt at the first cali, and also served with the
sd in its North Carolina nine months cam
paipn. The compqnV is from Halifax, and is al
present commanded by Captain T. Lyon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
Markets hv Telegraph.

EEw YORK, September l4-Stocks better past GU
Iariv Government securities. Chicago and kOck
Island, 1Os; Cumberland preferred, !46l; limos
CerITai, 1861; Reading l14s; Canton OOmpanv, 62B
Missouri 6s, 17I; Erie Railroad "a u s. Coupons,
1858 l2S; do 1862 l11a; do 1881 lll8 do. 1854,
i05{ Gold, 1851 Western Union telegraph Com
oanV k9I
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

CHoLFRA.-Since our report OF yesterday
there were thirteen cases of cholera reported to
the Board OF Health. OF these, three cases
DrOyed fatal,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

SLIGHT FIRE.-The roof OF the dwelling
No. Godsden Place, running from Lombard
street. above Seventeenth, took fire this morn
ing, but was extinguished before much damage
was done,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
BAVARIA.
The New Lottery Loan.


MUNICH, September l3.-The Government of
Bavaria has determined upon endeagoring to
obtain loan of 2s,OOO,OOO forms by means of a
lottery TO be drawn in this city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

The Emperor of Morocco, as token of gra-
recovery from severe Illness has ordered a
French medical man to organize four large nos
pita's IN he towns OF Teluan, Jatli, Talgle's
MG LLZ,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
ITALY.
Peace Progress with Austria.

VIENNA, September 12-Noon The negotia
tions Tor peace between Austria and Italy are
making rapid prog ress.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
MEXICO.
4 Special Mission from Napoleon to MAXI

PARIS, September l2-Noon.-The Emperor
Napoleon has sent special mission TO Mexico
TO confer with Macmillan.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Meeting Of the Union State Conven-
tioD-The Whole State Ticket
Renominated-An Enthusias-
tic Reception Given to the
Southern Loyalists-The
speeches of Wendell
Phillips, Gen. But
Ter, and others,
Etc. Etc. Etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
THIRD EDITION
Z u r Q p Z.
BY Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable.
--~~~~~~~-~~S~>~~~--~--->~~~~
A NEW BAVARIAN LOAN.
~~~~.oNN|D~s>~e~D>->----->----->~>>
The St. Leger Handicap.
-S~~~~~~~~O~~-o~O>c.~~~o~~0>~-~~
LORD LYON" the WINNING HORSE.
--~~~o~e~~~y~-~~~~O~>oo.D>oe<~oon
Position Of the United States with
Spain, the South American
States, and Mexico.
BRITISH Req GULARS LEAVING
FOR CANADA.

Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven & bro. No. 40 s. Third street

--Messrs. DeHayen 4 Brother, No. 40 South
Third street. make the following quotations OF
The rates of exchange to-day at P: NJ 3
~ -.-.-L - =. Butnna .GeIltn1.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

BOsToN, September 13.-The Republican State
fremont temple was densely crowded The
Hon. j. NJ. S. Williams was elected temporary
Chairman, and made a brief opening speech,
which was well received. Committees on Gre
dentIals, Organization, and Resolutions were
appointed. The Committee on Resolutions is a
rad cal body. Francis W. Bird, Warrington
Robinson, and James NJ. Stone are members
OI IT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

ellow-citIzens:-There is no need or place
my radicalism. (Oheers.) All we need do is to
cry "All hail ~ aud "Amen" TO our glorles allies
from the Cult States. They join us on the platform
OF impartial sutirage-a vote for every man
the great West clasp right hands with the Gulf
States-the Lakes and the Cult are one in
heart-the hammer aud the anvil are agreed
let Border States, wherever found, here or fur
ther South, take warning. prolonged cheers.)
The audience then dispersed.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-20
Nerfberun9 seeen 11mfdIe.
9ie Original
9rabclerS @crit6erungs Gnmp09nie,
sOn 5drtforb, SUnn.,,
csrit6ert se8en

sOn @drtforb, GUnn.,,
.. cerf6ert se9en
unfGue 1sDer Sarf.
RettD Baar-gapitaf an 1. qlpril 1866
$634. .S7O.2S.
8trIsherunGSfGetne tperbeH gegeu gpe In He
unb fir trgenb enen 3tdum tDn etneia @Dnat hts 3u
Sabren aaseeseben fur ireenb etne Sume $500 tts
$4,000 stt S. BIS $50 p09entitte Gnt&dbtsunS sa So
Bic $50 iGbrltdem Uranium.
YerIi9ert in Der piOnier=GOmpa9n
Die EraHtIIers Ser ft@erunes s-gOmpae-
Mte BON 9artfsrk tn be alteite @onpasnir In Nneria,
wtat ssssn nnfdut uerahsrt ste 1T Urefils unb tiu8
strwaItet mdGt arcbe @ebdfte unS jahIt tbreWe Wers
IxRt prompt Gus. BIS sum |. Nprtt 1856 Bat fte
aver funfSetnbunbert8 ausbe8Gtlt
snS nHeess D.s xSain0 gssStFaaass ttne a"seseaMt: e.
behfutente Summe bOM s1o2500 Eurbe fir osntlr ais
5000 ttnseatte Yrdmten ausbesast ebsr $3.50 900
ben fur EtrIuRe tttaht IN Summea BON IS bis $4,000.
Beke btILteHe Btrf # d 6erWng3. .Aus-
gabe.
astne 6rstItas lrsrfuGunB II nOtts. SGttne Tersen
uHSersusltG ben A9entfn auSesergt. Gin beraler
Dtsesats Stre a. OOsr Sa9rs' eSeinsn ssitattet
&sbxsg9 g9e1Ht& s. O. . SStittsrfS"'
lEsss 6. Re9rtre, @t1atsa8ent.
8.D.0pHHSbttrs, @fbalfsaSsnt,
tmGtl6-1mtJ RU.s ". @alUsrtitr. BilttmOrs Leb.
SIM gerIast ssa 9 adftr e aOraNt In gRtIaOeptt
erfSten fosbsa nnb 3n taben BET
q. S5enri9bdIlfeit
Deuti6e 8u6banolnn9,
2eX WeETr6tt tr. sriTben 8reSertd Str. nne
1Parib Warftl space,
Mmerifanil6cs Wartenbu9,
Ober pratti4eS Sanbbu9 gum Semitic, Obit> II.
BeinbalI, iOpie j3eidnrlngen iiber ben Sbnltt Der
8einreben, ul6 grinolidbe Nnlettun9 s1lr Vlu'
menau6t, nit senaller 8eridfd dttgun9 Der arterts
fanii9eu Serbfltniiie,
BEN
1SSrteDridJ Glnrner,
prattifGsm Gdrner.
2te auFsst nit abslbansen. 545 Soften. SGItfrSs.
9reS MUIR $l.5o.
unitr v@artentuG" lterrift bte spr6nnbenen qDerfe
Iber tenlten 0eeenitanb 8CIfdnbisfet Nlfetie
tett es bat ter 9eraer se 6een @neitun8en beS Sn
&uSldnbeS tu SuIfe eenCmnen unb bic pratben @rabr
Iamet tamt perbunben. SefsnSere @prgfalt in en DIT
;a serteu 3peden In Ser&epeutn Satres3ettea eas
gauge geltneen abbanSt.
Austrttn emSfetIe tb tem sebrten beutden publitum
metne tetGe Ausruab heutl6er Bidder:
S6ulbu1er D;cttrnar5 BIantbu6er
@ebeteI1et Hcimetfer S9rettmdteri9Iten
8tbeIn gramntGttten
@efans6Idtr Drtefaeaer
Rr&bI&er @iiis. 6dbriIssip1
Dpttrrbu&er 1c&c
DeRtf&e 2tttfSrtften
Bud ter speIt Nep ggsf 9artenIanbe
Qetfatger @GrtenIante 9tuleunt
SHnfrtrte QDelt grminal5ettuns
Baidr NpeelenitaS
Datetm t,e taprtll
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BId ouf ba8 @eroed tperfen, 70 lan9e baa
@rauen beg 9a9es Die 9tebel gu perordn9er an=
tdn9t bic il6er benz bunteln 8lau l6peben, -
Sa8 S6iff i6nuteIt fi6 leidt uno IprslOs uui
Der WUse; pieuei6t bob mir an 8Orb belIelben
etni9e 8etannte tpieoerfinben.
@S 1T pd6renO Der 9u9wude. 9tqes lit 70
IT'LL, 10 9ebeimuibpUa in oielem 6albpuntel oaS
our6 Die eiusejcgenen Segel nod runtler miro.
Nuf benz 6intertbeiI fteben spei bis bret Nldn=
rer in Der 9riGrpue, ftill tpie Wfumien, nit benz
einen ause auf benz GcmpuB, nit Dem anoern
ouf Der Betterfabne bes Steuermanns tuelder
vre9t TO-" rni6t tiefer" mieOerbolt. 2luf Dem
&Omlnanocl6entel bat ber tua6tbabenbe Diff
3ier feinen glab unb ipSbt balo in ben 0taum
bInuus, balo wirfl er prlfenpe 8lide uuf ben
gGinb.
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Sertioe Slciocr
nb gJlpbezglrtitel fir 6erren,
Gcrrenfleiser<SaOen,

perrenfletser<Haben,
8eit Yratt Str. sto. 358 nnb 3583.
Nieinen seebrtea GrcHabea nab sen $nblitum made
i'd 5iermit bic aneise, baB ID bas es iet 9a6ren an
beieu gIate etabrte @eaSf Hbernpumeu kabe uub tez
fanbis elm rei&balses Eager bon i6Dnem fsb searbe-
tcten errenfleberu ueueer aepu 81 ben bisfen Bre=
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tigen perbe. -HStpfe r &S9e nab Ssen1euge in alien
Sorten uub AZ alien PreifeH.
Ncrner cine AuSpabI 8esenI&irMe, StSde &C., fpmie
ale in bieies fad eiNInlasenben Nrtitel.
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fGr;efer lsrift anSeicrtist.
q. e. &aifex.
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