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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
a q z N r 9 .

Tho following tho Agents for this papor:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect
sng Agent.
Rev, COLIN MURoHIsoN, General Travelling and
Collecting Agent.
TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and stailouers
Columbia 8. O.
Col. j. j. RYAN, Barnwell, g. O.
p. NJ. TRIMMER Spartan Office, spartanburg, 8. O.
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion
o. B. HARDY. Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co.. Fla.
PATRICK HUvEY, Macon, Georgia.
B. A. MCKNIGHT. Unionvfle.
J. T. H. WILLIAMS. Clinton, 8. O.
>. r. ALLEN. Chester O. H.,s.0
JOSEPH II. SEARS, "New South" Hilton Head.
W. 3. LANCE, Grahamville P. O., Beaufort, g. O.
B. F. BRADFORD, walterboro', 8, O.
d. L. DARR, Sumter, s. @.
THAD. O. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, 8. O.
>. I. HERsHMAN, "Journal offlce" Camden, 8. O.
.. H. BROWN "southerner Office" Darlington, q. O..
n. NJ. QUINN & BRO, Augusta,
]. "a. ESTELL Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DAYEdA, Agent in New YORK.
mr. AUG. BRENTANO, NO. 70S Broadway New York
hhs always tho latest dates OF tho DAILY NEws as he
aoes OF a the other principal Journals country
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, THE WORLD RENOWNED
Astrologist and somnambulisc Clarvoyant, while in
carvoyan sa deineates the very features OF the per
yon to marry. and by the aid of an instrument
Of intense power known as the Psychomotrope guar.
antees to produce perfect and eke picture Of the
future husband or wife Of the applicant with date
marriage occupation, leading traits OF character 30
This 10 imposition. testimonials without number
can assert BY stating place Of birth, sge disposition,
color Of eyes and hair and enclosing fifty cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will 70
ceive the picture by return mail together with desired
information.
Address in confidence Madame GERTRUDE REM.
INaToN, r. o. Box 2v7, West Troy, NY.
Msy8 tuthssmo
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charge OF subornation OF perjury made against
! his clients, and insinuated against him by the
prosecuting officer, an said that if he or they
had committed that offence they were liable to
be tried by the Courts, and lie challenged inyesti
ton.
Major O'BRIEN. in reply, gave the Court n cir
cumstantial account Of tho trouble which hc had
with the negroes on that farm, and with the pris
oners in particular, who had told him to his face
that they wonld not work, and that he could not
make them work, and that thero WAS no power in
The United States that could mako them work.
lie denounced the prisoners as idle, worthless
vagabonds, and said there could be NO doubt that
they were vagrants.
The Court said that after a careful considera-
ton OF the evidence, they thought it sufficient to
convict the prisoners of the charge of Yagrancy,
and therefore sentenced them each to thirty day
hard labor On the streets.
Frazer Ancrum (colored), for stealing a watch,
was sentenced to 500 fine and sixty days hard
labor on the streets.
discharged negro soldier, who had been on a
breeze and fallen among the Philistines broug hit
up one Of the Delilahs for stealing his discharge
aud s5. AS he did not make out his case Delilah
was discharged
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Well to-day, Sick tomorrow.

Such the experience OF thousands Few enjoy con.
unuous health To what does the occasional ivaid n-
tribute his uncertain coaditione Not to himself of
course He lays the blame the climate perhaps It
10 too hot or too cod or too dame, too dry too
variable But does he take the proper fortfy
Ms constitution and bodily organs against the extremes
and changes of which he compIans9 No. He says,
perhaps, that only iron could boar such great
heht or such violent cold such sudden vicsstudes
Why then es he not resort to tho great Tonic and
Preventive, which, It will not make him iron man,
Will at least qaadr pie the capacity OF his aysem to
pei external agencies that tend to produce dsease2
HOST ETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BI1TERs,
taken faithfully according to the directions will
ct engthen the stomach, brace the nrves tone the
liver and regulate and invgorae the whole animal
chnery that the syste instead OF being at the mercy
Of the weather. and liable TO be probtrated by every
change OF temperature will become casehardened as
1t were and almost mpervous TO climatic influences It
~ TO this preventive principle thst HosrRTf BIZ
TIERS owe their great popularity IN the west Indiss
British America and Australia July 10
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Auction Sales This Dnv

Auction Sales This Day.
T. NJ CATER will sell this day. in his back store state
street. opposite engine house. 10 O'clock 81 barrels OF
mess beef
GABRIEL DEWITT will sell this day. at the northwest
corner OF Kin aud spri Streets at 1O olock jew-
elry, safes, lbacco, &c.
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MUSIC on THE BArrERg-The Sixth U. s. In
fantry band perform on the Battery this evening
commencing Mt six O'Clock. The following is the
programme: 1. Kroenungsmarch-Le Prophet,
.. overture from Stradea. 8. Polka-Rosa. 4.
Potpourri-semiramide 5. Cavatna, from Sanco
di Castiglia. 6. Quckstep.
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BY REFERRING to the advertising column 1t will be
noticed that E. E. BEDFORD ia still dispensing his cool
and sparkling Soda Water and the celebrated Polar Beer
to the thirsty public. It no wonder that his fountain
Is 30 well Fntronized for the beverages all that they
are represented to be- and with list of twenty differ
ent kinds Of Syrnps one Is to crafty their TASTE
The Polar Beer is not only very agreeable and plea
SAINT summer drink but is regarded by all to be most
excellent and invgorang tonic, 1t being prepared en-.
rely from roots When tho thermometer Is up In the
ntnetes it is pleasure to know that at E. E. Bed
FoRD's No. 259 King street, you get healthy re-.
freshing aud cjo drink. II doubts tho asser.
on let them stop in and ascertain the truth for them
selves We have yet to hear OF any one leaving his
counter dissatisfied. For Dyspeptc and Others a con-
atant supply of Kissugen, Ychy and Congress Waters
are kept on ice.
BUSINESS Nor1cE.-we call attention to Mr.. JOHN
CoMauEs He offers one hundred cases OF shoes. conn.,
prtsng summer Styles for ladies' gents and children at
retail for two months. Fifty ceuts each pair will
certainly be saved by the purchaser besides getting
prime shoe for wear.
Call at No. 1877 Meeting street, up stars nearly oppo.
site to Hayne-street, sign of the Big Shoe. tuths9
"Throw physic to the dogs. I'll none OF it.
To make assurance doubly sure
I'll ltake'-PLASrAT1oN BIr1Ens
They never fail.
This great stomach'c Healer, long and fayorabIy
known TO the American public is just what the people
need 1t is remedy they rely on. For Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Headache Dizziness, Ague, Liver Com
pianta Pains in the Side and Back, kc 1t has equal;
rot the least among Its virtues It's extreme pleasant
ness to the taste and immediate beneficial effect Try
1t, ye dyspephcs and be curedl tuths3
If HE WHO CAUSES TWO BLADES OF GRASS TO GROW
WHERE puT ONE GREW DRFoaE Is public benefactor,
then he who places in tho hands of the public the
means of curing disease is DR.. HUMPHREYS has
been over ten years preparing his HoMGop ArH1o
SPECIFICS for the public. and has elaborated the most
complete, simple and siccessul system ever known for
families or individuals. His preparations have an es-
abished and me,ited reputation. See advertseme ent
Ad' ress HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE Co., No. 66l Broadway, x. 6 July 10
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GREAT
Reduction Of Prices;
AT THE
OLDEST ESTABLISHED
CL0THLNC HOUSE
IN THE CITY!
2l9 KING-ST..
CHARLESTON, S. c.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO
inform his customers, and the
public generally, that in order
to meet their wants in the way
of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to
close out his present Stock,
he has MARKED DOWN HIS
PRICES, which will accomplish
the desired object. regardless of
cost.
Annexed will be found a List
OF some of the leading articles,
showing the present and former
prices.
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ATTENTION is called to the letter of Ex- Governor
P1oKENs on our second page.
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WE CALL attention to the change of time for
holding the public meeting OF citizens which will
be noted in the advertisement headed "pubIic
Meeting"
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SEEING is BELIEvISG.-H ladies who do not use tho
fragrant will compare teeth with those who
do, they will see in moro reasons for adoptpp
1t than can be composed into newspaper paragraph.
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u A N 7 . .


Pricef Prices
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAsS. PANTS. SIG 1s
BLACK FRENCH DOE OASS. PANTS. IS IL
BLAoK FRENCH DOE 0Ass. PANTS. u 10
FRENCH SILK MIXED CASS. PANTS. l6 Is
FRENCH SILK MIXED OAss PANTS. Is IA
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss. PANTs. Is 10
LIGHT COLoRED ENGLISH MELTON
PANTS. ............., is 10
LIGHT CoLoRED FRENCH CAss.
fhNiS.. IA IL
CHtYHOIT CAsS. PANTS. s........... Ia 10
STRICTLY ENGLISH CAss. PANTS. >. Is 10
LIGHT CoLoRED CAss. PANTS. ...... z 6
HAIR-LINED CASS. PANTS . q
LUPINE HAIR-LINED CAss PANTS. 7
FRENCH DRAB D'ETE PANTS. Is 10
FRENCH JOINER CLOTH PANTS. .... - O
ENGLISH DRAB D'ETE PANTs..,... 7
BLACK ALPACA LINED PANTS 4.E
CoLoRED CAss. PANTS. $50 4H
CoLORED CAss. .PANTS....... q
LINEN AND COTTON WORKING
PANTS. Observation-Disclosures. 2 1.6t
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THE FORsAKEN LOVER.


My heart though sunk in sorrrow deem
The wrongs Iii calmly bear
bestowed upon 1t through my love
For thee, with silent tear.
Another one now has thy heart
The heart that Once was mine
The heart thought so FREQ from guilt
30 free from all repine.
For thee my heart still finds q tind
Thy mem'ry siiugs my rest
my love from me will ne'er depart
Not from my withcred breast.
Though you will spurn me will bear
Until some future day
When you return your love to me
With kindness I'll repay.
Farewell till then my dearest love
We once shall meet again
BUT then thy heart more faith must prove
Once more farewell, TILL THEN.
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TIE pEoptE's LlNe.-A private dispatch, re-
ceived by Messrs. WILLIS & CH1soLM, states that
the steamship Cambria left New York on Thursday.
at A. NJ, in place of the Moneka The Cambria
will leave this port for New York on Thursday
next.
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PRIVATE SALES,
spacious Budding Lot on Meetiaq- street
BY w. Y. LEITCH,

BY w. Y. LEITCH,
Broker and Auctfoneer.
At Privale Sale
That very desirable elegant LOT in Meeting street
situate between the Mills House and Charleston Hotel
800 feet ~ '' '' A III "ePtn
mis- lot Is situated In the most desirable part of the
' anu ts large front will be und for
he erection OF row Of wholesale stores whfiss the
aeth could be used for other advantageous purposes
Terms accommodating
For further particulars apply as aboye nt
IL thstu6 No RR(A D,aTREET
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FROCKS AND SACKS,

FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
, FRoCK GOATS. Ts.......--...........s9 s9s $50
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FROCK COATS ........... as aa
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
SACRS..... .........................2 20 I8
FINE BLACK CLOTH HALF LINED
SAOKs..... ............................ II IL
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED SACKS S................. 80 %
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED SACKS. 81 27
FINE ENGLISH CAss. FULL LINED
sAOhs... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 "a
FINE FRENCH MOUNTAIN DEW CASs.
SKELETON SAGE. "a %
HARRIS GREY CAsS. SKELETON
SAoh...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 1S
CH1VRoIT OAss sKELE TON SACK. 20 is
SUPER ENGLISH MELTON sKELE-
TON SACK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % I8
DARK GREY AND BROWN HAIR LIN
ED CASS. SACK. IA IL
COLORED ALPACA SACK............ s
WHITE LINEN DUCK SACKS. .$11, ST. So s1o,st
coLORED ALPACA sACKS....
BROWN AND GREY TWEED SACK, G s
BROWN LINEN DUCK sACK..........
BROWN LINEN DUCK SACK .
BROWN LINEN SUITS, SACK. PANTS
AND VEST. Observation-Disclosures. 10
BLACK SILK ALPACA SAGE. $50 76o
BLACK SILK ALPACA sAcK.
BLACK ALPACA SACK.
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Ruttedge Auenue.
BY w. Y, LEITCH.

At Private Sale
that elegant and very desirable RESIDENCE situated
M tho coruer of Rutledge Avenue aud Doughty sreet
Inc House contains seven rooms with pantry and
gas INJURIES complete. On the premises kitchen,
stable carriage house cistern The Residence to
.ae east and South sides, is surrounded ever.
green's aud tho projected Cuy Railway will pass i'm
nedatey In the front of 1T rendering of the most
desirable residences In the city
for further particulars, H. quire above. Mt
Jnly II tuthp3 No OK RRO AnS,rpEET
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I'0SNtUe Sale Of EIne LOiS i,t Iibp8
~ by IL. NJ. MARSnAIl..
On MoS DAY, 23d ins, at O'Clock will be sold beforo
serve, "''"oas ~"
tho LOTS IN THE TOWN OF AIKFN-eaid lots le
IN the square formed 10y tho following Streets viz An
nstea Sas magT held PSndeton and laurcns desg-
hau nos. IL and H. ard each 60 hy l6O feei
July 81 - f"' o i'i PaPefs'
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Hor, HOTTER, HoTTEsT.-The comparison o
this warm adjective is the chief grammatical ex-
erciso the rising generation has been engaged in
during the past week. And natural when or
waxing up IN the morning you find yourself par.
oohea-your sdcque de mutt washed, without the
assistance OF tub or baachisseuse you at once get
out OF ped, joining the afurenamed rising genera.
tion in complaining of tho heat.
we usually have pleasant sea breeze in
charleston, during tho day at least, but during
'iio itst le" days the marino zcphyrs have been
unco coy. In the centre Of the city the heat has
Deeh very oppressive, particularly ut night We
nave neVer set n 30 few people in King-strcct in
the morning hours, as was the case about II
O'CLOCK the last two three days. The place
looked all but deserted. Merchants, book-keep-
ers, clerks, porters etc., all were busiy engaged
trying to keep cool-fanning, driukir soda watcr
and lemonade, eating ice cream, and looking at
the thermometer. But relentless Fahrenheit gave
them no cool comfort. They Jared better going
to BEDFoRD's, EcKEL's, JONES, RAouL & LYNAu's,
anu PRATT d WILSON Bros, whose soda water pro-
ducad the desired result. Yet, strange to saw,
there has been no we'll authenticated case of conn
de soeh reported as yet this season; certainly no
deatn therefrom. In the North, We see there
have been hundreds from this cause How ia this
difference to be accounted for? We can think of
only one reason, and that s, that improper indul-
gence in strong iced waters exposed the unwary
in the North to the baneful influence of the suns
direct rays, while our people here are either too
temperate or too poor to indulge in ANYTHING
stronger than soda water.
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Tobacco 90bncro
BY LAUtke.Y d n.ExaNnEH
On TUESDAY. 2fh instant will he sold in our store
90 20 ~ East Bay, opposite North Atlantic Wharf a
20 70 hoxes TOBACCO. Sweet. los, "champion"
minon." ~ i anu ola Do
Conditions ca sh. 1, n,
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-. BY II. NJ. MaKSTIaI.L
oa hoSba \ 23d instant, ut II O'Clock will he sold
heiore my safes room No. 33 Broad treet
ono fHORoUGH-BRED MARE warrunted sound
die. >' o 10 soou "hue[ tne SAD
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Favorable in
structiona from the President in the sTowEas'
case are daily expected, but no reply has yet been
received to the statement forwarded. Meantime,
during the absence of anything criminal, the time
OF the Court is fully occupied with pressing civil
business,
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FUGITIVE LEAVES" by A. F. MELcuERs.-W
nave received from the author q copy of q very
modest little collection of poems under tho above
name. There are twenty pieces in all-vared in
style as in subject and very unequal in their mer
Hs. Ihese poems, we believe, have only been
printed for private circulation, and not having
been published, We are not altogether sure that
we are right in notici, 6 them here; but, having
SAID this much, we will give our readers speci.
men u this new aspirant of the laurel crown.
"hen young man writes verses, ten to one he
celebrates the passion of love. Mr.. ME1cuEns ia
no exception to the rule, and we give one of his
amatory lyrics, in which the discerning reader
wall doubtless discover the future ANAoREoN, Tom
MOORE or W1ELANp:
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1ne'c'tdhtS Hote 'cih its entire Stock of Furniture
and FFtares.
"M. GUR~EY, Auctioneer,
wll sell at Public Auction, on tbe premisoa m
ahohsDAf, tho 20 OF August, at IL O'Clock A. M .
under foreclosure Of mortgage ' ' An'
me TWO YEARS UNkXpIRED LEASE apd the en-
Ie Stck Oh Furniture and Fixtures together with The
dood VIII and Licenses OF the MERCHANTs' HOTEL
Charleston, 8. @. N Aoo'o'S enee's'
This Hotel is now in full operation contains about Tx
Iooins and has 90 boarders he seen at ali bonrs
Terms cash. ~ III, q,
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,yu MILLIGAN. MELCHERS tS co,
"1n sell on MONDAY 23d inst at tho Wharf foot of
fcnuuo Range ut ha f.past 10 o'cleck " ~
YAWL BOAT, 81 feet long feet beam wifi naat
falt oars. rudher &c, IL complete order Juiv OF
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educ WEST FEMALE CoLLEaE.-We have re-
ceived, from the press of Mr.. joseph WALKER,
very neat pamphlet, which, upon examination,
proved to be a catalogue of the Due West Fe-
male College for the year 1866 Rev. j. J.
BONNER is the President of the Faculty. The
session was well attended. Next term opens on
the first Monday in October.
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MAYORS CouRr, Friday Morning, July 2O-
fellow, who iusulted a Girl, got knocked on the
mead by her father. The old man was brought
into Court this morning for the battery, but His
Honor discharged him.
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THE EAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAILROAD
COMPANY are issuing new bonds, to take up past
due coupons Of the company's bonds. Bonds are
issued OF denominations as low as 500. The
Knoxville Depository" @. NJ. McaHEE, President,
will give attention to the consolidation and issue
Of the new bonds.
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THE TROUBLES ON FOLLY IsLAND.-A disturb.
ance occurred ON Folly Island day before yestcr
day among the colored troops stationed at that
point. Major FAUST, from Custlo Pinckney, went
over with white guard az soon as he hoard Of
it, but the disturbance had been quelled before
he reached the island. It was rumored that some
of the rioters had been killed, but we learn on
good authority that the report was incorrect.
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Sic ueluubcu WuiiGten,

Die Der gaasiserstar In isinsm 8eriat ausfpriat,
iino Der Bsahtuns merits, uno rsresn 'pobl BON
isosm psrninfttsen Birasr s~sbiaist, uue mir fallen
lie 70 furs afs mIsiih sniammen:
Sbaltih Die eolersn Wtstals nur in eini3en Sins
bern in bstrabllihsr Suan,tiat srlanst 'perosn, 10
te.ir 1a1sn fs tcA bic Yrsiie In ausn. giat 70
cas papisrs.lo, msihss IN isinem @straude une
@infufs lOfafer gfatur 1T. Seine 8crtbeile, menn
ealsIte um'au1hsfabis 1T, rsrnsn aussifanosn,
bsnn ss fsrs.rt usbr DEN unternebmunssaeit als
ts bic 4,sile erbSbt. Ssine umtaulaefdblsesit
psrbinesrt tie Nusbreitnn8, ira6rsno 1sin srcBsrss
gclumsn cen Sanssl uno bic Nahfrase nah ar'
bsttern rermetrt. 9l6sr wsnn papisrsslo niht ur.s
taulAsfas;s 1T, unb msnn 90 5ur aueidlisslihsn
aBertbrspraisntation mirn, fann IS unbeilbrinSsno
trsrosn.
Ser Sanesl pirS unsemi6 in isinsn @siultatsn,
neil bic Grunolase Fuetuirt; bic 4rsiie fsisen nit
Dem @ctumen hss @eurantss unb ~aforcern sreiisrs
8nmssrunssn bee sustauidmittsls, Der spsfnlas
tionsssif brdnst H4 in Den @c,bsrsrunb unb bic
vBenissn" psrrsn auf Soften Der v0islsn" bsrsi'
ssrt; bic Snbufrie liest hunisoer, Der surus
nimmt ;u uno in Solse elmer 9erminSsrnna Der
grcSuttton une bee Grporis %ssminnt Der Support
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

sAredliH. Ser 16idsrise SAINTS @t. 9un'
lsup, sp6n etnes Mitttrs BON gtismas an Der Steu'
Semitic gilsntabn, fsl am 0cnnsritas Nahnittas
In gSoses' WoImible an Sam Min @un, no Ct
sin.n Bsfanntsn bsluSte, in nas Gstriebs Der Nta'
Iaiue unb ipar i'm STU su Gtsi ssSrh6t.
Sin wattenbes SApsin fNl pcr einisen
Sas.n cine al,s Srau. NamsnS gliiatttt 9ob, tn
WansTslo an, mart fs um, brad i9r Elm Bstn. uno
,er6te Fe ihrsdlih. @nfanss 9laIbte man, fs
milf. ftsrbsn, atsr fs isl ecA nit benz ss6sn nas
ppn fcmmsn.
sareftta. - Sn gRrasssiGs Scpni6tp,
Defiance &c., g., srurrs cine fteine aOhter bss
Srn. Saeob NnssrIon 10 fart perbrannt. baB fs
is6r balb ftarb. Sie SHUTTER mar cine furse 3sit
utsassanssn, uns lei itrsr Stadfstr erfuhr fts, oaB
bee ~slsinisn ainsss 8lsioss am Sfen in Sranb sc.
ratben tparsn. sis fanb eas arme 8ino In elmer
Dafnpfase bsim Sauie lisSsn; ale Slsiosr sa'
rem ibm bonn Ssibs 8%ssranat, anBsr Dem trcusnsn
Sud- nm ben Gals, eas nca brannts. Gts Slstns
trare balb bura ben Sob BON ibren furhttarsn
S8mer1sn erlDf 1.
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Eiue Scenu Wettfuhrt.

Srsi elsins Ssssllh,fs psrli.fsn am Sisnfas
ben Safen BON Nem Worf, UNI cine Wettfabrt nod
europa ansntrstsn. Sic q. o. Staats5situns
BON Wlcntas ihrsitt barber:
Ter Bstras bss bon Den 0aat. GissntbHmsrn
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