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otherwise inevitably have been.lost. The
Desoto Fire Company No. 3 deserve
great praise, for although their engine
house is the farthest from the scene OF
the conhagration, they were the first to
throw water on the flames. We have
cause to feel proud Of all our fire com
panies, but we think the DeSoto has no
superior in America, either for daring,
or for being the first when danger calls.
About sixteen houses were destroyed,
the principal losers being j. II. James d
Co. Mr.. Davis and Mr. Antwine, The
loss will probably reach, outside OF the
goods which were burnt, and Of whchwe
at present cannot form an estimate,
some $4,000 The principal build
ings destroyed are the mill belonging to
]. II. James & Co, loss about six thou
sand dollars a fine frame building, va
lued at three thousand dollars, and Two
cottages valued at fifteen hundred dollars,
belonging to Mr. DAVIS; and three small
tenements, belonging to Mr.. Antwine,
valued at seven hundred dollars each.
The rest were small tenements occupied
partly by whites and negroes, making up
the rest of the loss, and belonging to
Messrs. j H. James 4 Co. There was
but little insurance on the property lost.
At this writing the bridge over Vance
street is burning, and the fremen are
playing upon it. 1t is to be hoped they
will be able to save it, as the city can but
lily stand the loss. A drugstore owned
by Mr.. johnson, was also destroyed
and we believe none of the goods were
saved. This Is the most destructive fire
that has ever occurred on Vance street
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OsTRlcH feathers cleaned and cnrled
at Mrs Shuitleworth' No. 1875 Union
street /"
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A TW0-SToRY HOUSE CON
and aIl necessary conveniences; situated near
the corner Of Orleans street and Pigeon Roost
rond. Possession given on the 18th. Apply at
,bIs ,eice mar24-lw
NOR RENT. Two FINE ROOMS, WITH
Il board. A gentleman and wife, or single
gentlemen can be accommodates,
marl9 @. RANDALL, $40 Front st.
NOR RENT.-THREE LARGE ROOMS
i over our store. To a responsible tenant
mSriS-im ELS0N BROS. 297 Main st.
VNOR RENT.-TBE BEST BUSINESS OF:
Il fco in Memphis. suitable for banking and
brokersee office. The best location in the city,
at IS Madison street. corner of the alley. APP
WHITM0RE BROTHERS,
ia23 PUBLIC LEDGER Office
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NOTICE..
TO TAX PAYERS.

oPFrcE OF err TAx,CoLLEcroE.l
Real Esinte,l
MFNPHIs. TEES.. January II, 100.
In accordance with resolution lassed by
tho Beard of flavor and Aldermen December
9th. isi5. 4 discount Of tive per cent per Inonth
will be- allowed upon all taxes due the city ior
tbe a1th r.,rr,lrafe --ca-. ana ending June 10Th.
1Sg. which shall be paid in Cash. between this
NV ''' Wv II. L. WARNER.
ial--am Tax-Collector.
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NOTICE OF INsOLvENCY.-THE IN
~ soIvency Of the Estate Of c. II. Whitmore,
deceased having been suggested by me As Ad-
Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to appear and file, with the
Clerk Of said Court. their claims authenticated
the lst day Of May. 1856, and any claims not
filed on or before said date, or before an appro-
priation of the funds Of said estate, shall for-
Wv " W. A. WHITMORE,
0-9m AdRiais'rafor.
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THE swan pours out her sweetest song
when dying. In like manner the sweet
est fragrance of Phalon's Might Bloom
Of Cereus" grows more exquisite as it
becomes fainter. This is not the case
with the ordinary extracts for the hand
kerchief Their original scent soon
lapses into a decidedly repulsive odor.-
.Mc;e Hacca Palladium Z
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From THE Country We have con-
versed with several gentlemen from Har-
deman county, who voted for Brownlow
for Governor at the last gubernatorlal
election, and they inform us that all
classes in the country are very much en-
ragged at Brownlow' outrageous letter
They say that there is not particle oil
truth in it that at the last election IN
Hardeman county, two Of Brownlow $
appointees were reelected to fill their
offices, both of whom had been Union
men during the struggle. They told us
that the greatest harmony exists with all
classes, and that it matters not what a
man has been, so that he is honest and
upright, he will find no trouble in West
Tennessee. OF course we, of this part,
understand the Parsons reason for abn'
sing our section of the State, and he
only shows that vindictiveness which Is
reflector of small minds, and which
does but little credit to his spiritual pc
sition. The people will remember
Brov..lows poor attempt to bring ar
avalanche of radical wrath upon us II
order to keep us from our proper place
in the nation. Old Brownlow know
that he cannot get corporal's guard o
votes in this section, which accounts fo
the milk in the cocoanut.
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NoTIcE TO PASSENGERS GONG SOUTH
OF CoRNTH. They should leave Mem
pbis Mt 5.45 A. NJ, arriving at Corinth at
BIG P. NJ, and leave Corinth at P NJ.
for the South. BY this route passengers
have the advantage of a route GO miles
shorter than via any other route, and are
sure never to miss any connection. Fare
to Corinth, 81 -. The Memphis and
Charleston Railrc ID has trains leaving
daily, Sundays excepted. For tickets
and further information apply at No Is
West Court street, between Main and
Front streets. or at the office oil the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad De
pot ADoLPH BERNARD
r,,rIl-irr Ticket Agent
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE. - Most Of our
morning contemporaries, in their article
on Palm Sunday yesterday, call our
Catholic Church here the Cathedral.
This is slight mistake. The cathedral
is the seat of a bishop, and, although the
Roman Catholic Church of Memphis is
without doubt the finest in this diocese,
it is not the cathedral. The cathedral of
the diocese of Tennessee is the Bishop
church at Nashville
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The EIGHT Hour MOVEMENT. For
several months past there has been con-
siderable agitation of this question in all
of the principal cities Of the United
States, but little has been said or done
about it in Memphis. However, we learn
that there will be mass meeting OF the
workingmen of this city at Exchange
Building this evening, at halfpast seven
o clock, 10 take into consideration the
propriety of bringing about the adoption
of the eight hour system here
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mnrls I'M Cor. l!ornando and Deal So.

ts,RUsTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Deed Of Trust to me executed by the, Board
of Trustees Of the Botauico Medical College, Of
t,ommissiouers, ". d. Ferguson. President,
and i. ID. Woodland, member of said Board, re
corded in the Registers Office of Shelby county,
Tenn, in Record Book No. %. part ! pages ~
"a 81 and -. to secure a certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned, | will sell at l0a.m.. Satur-
day, March 3lst. 1856, at public sale, on the
PREMISE. on north side OF, Beal street, Mem
phis. Tenn. to the highest bidder for cash. me
lot building, apparatus, and appurienane,ssn pc
longing TO The Memphis Dotanico Medical Col
lege. being Lot No. IA. in Block No, ", on
which the large brick house known as the sad
College building is erected 20 satisfy said Trust.
Ri0M Of redemption waived. Title believed TO
HENRY q. DENT, Trustee;
February %. 1861. marl-lm
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BELLE MEMPHIS. This saloon, which
stands No. in our city, is getting up all
the late qualities of extra mixed drinks
Give Mr.. Wolf call, if you desire some
thing worth having, and of frst-class
article
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known in the Southwest. The firm pos
sesses large capital, and are prepared 70
make liberal advances on cotton and
tobacco, Our Memphis shippers would
consult their own interests materially BY
sending their consignmentsto this house
c. NJ. Farmer, Esq, for many years a
resident of Memphis, and well and favor
ably known by all our old citizens, is the
commercial correspondent of the house,
and from our long and intimate acquaint'
ahce with him, we are convinced that no
other house in New York is aided by the
services of his superior III his equaD.
Any house will be popular who has for
its correspondent such a gentleman as
c. N. Farmer
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INSURANCE. recent meeting OF
the Board of Underwriters, it was Re
solred. That on and after the first day
of April, A. D., 1866, no credit will be
given for Fire Insurance, but that all fire
premiums shall be cash upon delivery of
policy.
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NOR sALE.-AN ADAM PRESS, PLATTEN
Il iyx25 inches. withlsteam apparatus complete;
will be sold low IL applied TOR soon. II Is IN
good running order, and may he seen running
any dnv in our possession.
Apply to, or address, -, ,,r,,,,uc
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The Port of Memphis.

The weather was very winterish this
morning, and overcoats were quite in
fashion
The river has commenced to recede
slowly.
Business was very brisk.
The following is the port list for the
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MAR SALE. - ABOUT 800 BIS. TYPE
L metal in quantities to suit. j. is excellent
Tor oao'' ni''1'w iifFMoRE BROTHERS,
fa-lm PuRrIO Ledger office. li Mnflsnn St
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS

We would call the particular attention Of
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MACK BROS. & BONN,

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE CIT
i liens of Memphis and enyirons TO their i'm
mense and magnificent stock of
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REMovAL.-The splendid Eclipse Sa-
loon has been removed to the north side
of Union street, two doors west of Second.
The new place is fitted upin magnificent
style, where the Duke of Wellington can
always be found; also, the very best ar
tiele of liquors, wines and cigars. 5t
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WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.!
CASH BUYERS =
MACK BROS. q BONN.

No. 81 Main st., OppOsit. cOur, Square.
narl7-lm
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SBd \ tngtor, 7. MGt. SIN
@tnatr wurSe auf Nntrag res 6rr. Ster.
man ptroroNet, prrttQuIenD @rrmptdre
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uber bl5 Gsetgt Der etnsslnen Staa!sn,
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brudeR su laiisn Gin con 6rn. BIlfcn
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lung. Die Sa8etfEase mar, Oh Der Sc
rat bic 9qiirurG be5 bon !6rn. Srum.
buff etngebru6ten Announcements, reltsS
Die 8tfu1ntfe eeS YrdIipenten i'm 8etreff
Der Mmtssntietunsen bei6rGntt wteber
tn GrWI9uRg Steben Iptte, p1s 81 elmer
langn DEBATE fubrte.
Sm unterbaufe ittmrtte man NIT etnert
Upr 6rn. Sultan etn0ebrahten gelGluiit
uberetn. BIN Suittl'&usidu6 ~ beauEtrds
een, iibsr bic 3wsdmHbt9tett elmer Bin
;i bertAttn, pel6e strDrenet, bGB ba5
Sttmmre6t fitnfti9 we9sn bsS 81een.
perr ypuutfarbsn'unterfttseS in fetrem
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poer bsibrdrtt ipsrp.n ipG; bic BID be-
tjmmt teruer, bas fein Serrttcrium ais
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irq, bis feline GOnRttu!icn nit bent pbt9en
DarQ9rdpben i'm Setref btS Sttmmre6'
ties ub%eretnfimmt. Cine BON 6rr. Sam
renee por9elc9ts Bin, pel1e bic 3Crmtne
pts 9unpestrsis. @ertbtes fur ben Gtfrtft
8irliuten duf oen l.. Wpntd9 i'm Mat II.
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Gjgrthte bo6 Rett 9ifbt, abpsbietno IN
9lOrfplt uno &ibmpnp gu itBsn, pal
Grte,
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ger bef6dfttaten WebasraefeGen, Namens
Setnr!D Mt5nerin9 (pper Wsterfngef)
has 2eben fpfete. 9luS treenb eirer llr'
fade etGcb I'D 3wtf6sn Iisnertng utb
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einen SttG In ben Hiden. Die 8ltnge
trang rem l%lnaIIflt6sn In bic Serge
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Gttbpn5 peIbarg, nahbem sr bic blattse
Gbat opIbraGt, boS biutbef tsdte Meher
TIM Gtstsler. Gr purpe furi barduf ais
CT aus benz !6auIe fam. fet9enpmmen
unt na6 benz bIlthsn Stationsbaufe &C.
fihrt. no er Dor Capt. Galfc1 Elm VOTES
9efenntnis obte9te. btnsufu9snb, baB er
inter dbrlthen llmtdrben auf ttelelbe
gEeiTe bdnceln pilrse. Rt&ter @Gpwa.
ere fhitte cen Mbrber, etf 81 Sabre alt,
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renen ii6 gu perantmprtsn. Bel Der Set.
henihau warbe elm ben Dbiaen umfdn>
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Die Sreunee bes GrMsrbtten rabn1en
ben 2eihNnm In tbre Sbbut unb brodten
tbn mad fetner @rbnun8, ST 80, Or
h~drbRrdse - Des. Gtmprbeten ridtt9er
Name III Wetstn4er. Ct lit Elm Deut'
lher.
@eGbbtetfotf. - 3tGter Stp.
racre rpieS Der Irgertn Wdrp 6. Gtarf,
wet6e Der Srau a9neS paul, Nr. 1872,
gtbeteftr, eine tIeire Gumme Oelbes ents
peroet bate, Suartter I'm S~tabt9efdns.
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renben geffrtgcn MufentbQlts batter bNtte
S9uBietretGr WtSu0p@ cline large @ri'
rat . llnterrecun9 nit Sefer'rn Davis,
iber welAe Na9eres ni@t beFRnnt 8e'
pprben.
GoIh.
Iep gDrt, 7. Mai. STE
S4IuB Mptiruns fir @Vib mar 3euts Sa-
9ter 1888
Gel Siaiitnerir @:auo
@tttSbura, 4l, T. @iIt - Die
StpRons 81 JtlffNlrie pcn W1i5ttber'
ger e. g,rmp. Y%erb,annts Neute WaImits
Tag nit 400 JafGrn 0srtiGt9ten Oet5.
Shaben $4,000. @GrIderung $4,000.
Graun.
gairp, 7. WQt. - Seute fgGb wur'
ben Die Grg,p8 .Gpe;ertitanpturg BON
Mtter, Gtratter IL, GOmp. an rer 2eceG
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Raub Der 6lammen. GGrtWt 100000.
8ertderung S65,OOO.
fcusr in Detroit, Mid.
Detroit, 6. Wilt. - .6eute Wtttap
btoh in Der Gtferb1nbtun9 BON Gtartea
guI6, POI Sefferlpn Nptnue, Gin Teuer
aus, peldt5 etnen Our0 Seuer unb Naf'
fer angsr!1teten &erluf SCn 5000 % per.
urIa6te.
6eute @6snS brad in etnert Qaben In
Ranbplptftr. Elm Sruer aus, petdCs etnen
Shapen prn $4,000 peruridGte.
8riterrs ans europa per 9aMpier nGgi'
Ml."
Sattf0r, 7. 8}lt, NbRnts 10 ltbr.
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9e9angen:
England. - G5 fielen fir Die Re,
formbta 5IS, bngegen 3l3.-Ote 3eitun.
gen batro6ten ollematn Die 2lttimmuno
lber bic SDstte 2eiuna Der 1tformbtQ ais
cine tb1tiG6ttGe NieDerln9e Der Hesie.
Yung unb ais ttuen S,eB muir temRnmen
nab. Slri6ieoene 8erIdte geGen itbtr
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3uihlagenbe gerfabYen.
Nus 0ueenstcwn befdgen bic lfBten
Na6ritten, pas bafetbe in &abftraAt
Der earin9en mtntRfrte1eE M5brbett BET
Der Ntitjmmun1 ubsr bic Tefprmtta ntHt
d6banten perbe.
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ole Sttung nit elmer ouf GO Sttmmen
aeI6abten Mebrbeit ~be9Onnen Bate. let
zine 6lanfe Mebrbett ron S III Der Stat
Elm TQbel5 Gotum.
Oeutf6tanb. - Hoh ptr6 feline
Gbiuna Der beutiden Wtrrfn eemriost.
Son betcen Seiten i6leuoctt mar iih
5siMutpigun1en tn'8 @ei0t.
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unb frani6tinsn @etanote II mItaettettt,
hap es, wenn lore 3tegteruugen Jtalten'5
NfutraIttGt 9aIantirrn prlar, ju ell.
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Staten. - 1an fprift Bon einen,
8efeble, peIdsr bic ttdltentiNe Nrmee
auf ben GrtessfuB DeTfeBt,
SIN Genetien rIlet man 9ena(tt9.
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@eriAtsuerbaHnlnagcn.

9dlti ore 6 ounts, @eri6 /.
- SON pntpwn. ben S. Mdt. -
Sames Spsman, Sunnutt AM Dreimeilen'
6au5 an Der Sppfstppn &pab i'm Sc.
bruar 1865; 800 Strafe nebf 8pfen. -
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lsnOn ge9en GGroltne @tprt, @siuN I'm,
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Der Mpttrirun8 bes @eiuhes auf ben Is.
Dfat feagefebt.
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Is. Wfai. pettagt.
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mas, SDnntags 2iquor. gertauf; nteber|
9elhta9en. = Nslfpn @tepenlon, Neoer,
Gtnbrl6 in ben gaben Gari 6giSmann'S,
gir. l64, Suo.S barpGir.; 2 Sabre 3u9r-
bGus. @m. @ar,ts, Meger, @attun-
btebfabl, In 6pmarb, Gcle II. Gpmp. 8
@tlbdft In Wsf'Baltimoreir IT,, perlbt;
6 Mpnate StGbtsefIr9nib.
Die nGbite Sieung Warb auf CONT
ateno anberaumt.
Supertpr @ertGt. - @eilert
erttelten Der Wappr uro StabtGatb bic
Srbre gum GinbaIten aIen Gerfabrens
gebufs GtntreibsnS Don SIabtieusrn auf
Na~ttpnalbant. Nttien Der ttelisen uno Der
Counts. Burger fir 1864, fpwte auf fol.
DE aftisn Der 9puntp.9 ewptner aud fir
1868 fDrmli6 5u9efelt. 9o6 taben
SldBer $4,000 Caution 5u Rele1, unb
Getfla9te tGhnen auf @tserruf bteler
Srore unb bes In tbr entbatteRen gerbc,
fes tldaen.
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8ap 8ietp AfD1nrt

sis Rtttwod . ben 0 @tai. ip:vtsu r~erieaeIt.
s~natsntc euf Getiorsuul tts gattmerer stabt=
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Raaren, tie 81 nrh uitsr gu beittnts
mene,n 2e'ten nn6 In ir6ter su htcreetroeu Nunrti.
tittn a6ii,isfern tnb, au9rncmmcu. 5teine Sife te
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trDreItr. N07-tD
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Stnht WnItiillnle.

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near IN N'eIer 4er3eh ole UfHpi'hAelhf
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wv - me Sstttns 9ur
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peh 9sl@1pne@, ~ pas SlspeswstI eep
hpp ,Wt Su eHpe. 1n nttptstsn ~
zen gat W1N ote plef 10 frlol9felR pufW'
9slgpI'e 4~0sEe4aNga, Spss mI G'tef e.
af'nfn uno efre'tet TNr zen Senlmer e'ne
ah5asl @~ush|Nun9sn 81 9ls,oem 3mede
IN pFt,lt m @.asnoVt Spt: Wv W.Io
elne ~ @sen 9!lSef, 0sot Nhtan9s sum
GpnNtl mtteEh "no Hepsslf SNI''Ilsitf
oun'en peo[i aIe SotE'ps'tl.1eN 'an1I,
rem uho Gae SesttaBs' mstWs an Stau
ef; ;. y. yt!H9!o'oh, WIG Wi90, g99.
2 SuHea aus SaSaNhap Vsp" ?r' .
Nefo GHIemFf., an Dtau Af: w
SnHaf3. Gde Won G9tpoMh' HHS ga
9@tllsur.' Otau ahoEtp P~0,tg"tM, oSltpn
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tGu; Saratp9d.h nape enHftesnf:, uhe
Mae. Us. j.. @uee, luhr 2r. ~, 6roRt
lsn!'f., Ge,4tdt mefpen. Fnpen aaI Der
Satr ~ aseF'9''Sfr I'M SInhe osr 0eoef
SefmenounA. auf cte pse'l8e aHSIei'
snna 5ufudfemn1ehp, pf'ngeh mtr fa8
Ssl5s'MnlB Der Sallen IuslWNVe suf
Seftpel,un9 per oen e'hse.nsE Staaleh
sm0e~,e'enen TGhes; @a;; W'rs, ): Sfown'
g.te' ). -; Wltl.n8S' T m1ss, .. y Gsst'
.pn, g mr Sa'St.na; y app. =; = < 90 @
t few e:;sss nsci T"S Ssrs ' So W. -; mrs
@S g,rr Npis ocuirr ersrnnn wrs
G. m eGnss.fnn. Gssnrai% MS gior;s,.
Hrs o. e snmorS Mss @irso,S mrr
Va aprs Se9S gpis Gn,Hep. gInbona
sprs Gom q SoGmar sp,s Ghas
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Smi,t. ]Sf,tanfos. Mis ,6arnsS TSrs
Ssn.nn earr,t,n. gerncTss. Sprs Sts
m,rsn& mrs mnsn Tmrfsr mrs 3r,
gorf. m,;Gsgnni. mrs g & q pa.
trnts SDra n srr,ifnn Spis Tnrn go
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SelegrapgudIeS.

Waftingtpn, 7. Mat. -(Shutb'
fdeine.) - Der Sdasfefretdr madt be
FAINT, bdB er ben 8unhesffatnaetfrr
an9eptsfsn, rod ntht fd1ise Ser. or
Sdulbfheine, rpenn Dor benz l.. Sum
;ur 8e,abluns prdlenttrt, Bis sur 35b'
bon 20 Wia. Dp1ars ansunebmen unb
nebf ben au~fSelaufsnen 3tnfen aus3u,at.
len.
Gin 9ein9 bti Self. 7abi8.
Tefuns !RpnrDe. Z. Wai. -
Wa9renp fsines faum II Stunbe nab.
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ben 27. 9ttrit 1858.
@nburd ipt,O be'anut 8'ma@t baF ain 1. @eat 1866
bic Sinfeu uui a0e tanu nod ai8ItttenSm uub unbe
sabltsn, auf 0tcbritna isirpciIeer 0arIsbel aHsgc
iienten Dspciten . Gdeine (rjtt fOIbc, msItc 81
sIurrtaus> Speden eas8sittnt rprten) ohf bic eIst@'
ftrmise State ron inf 9rptent iabrlid BON l.
Bst ndhiibin on c~srrin9ert tpetSet. IGe Dltcni8su
irelae am 1. Mai nod irthe 0epritenfdfi in BE-
zen elm htf.rer !3inSius ~anSe8tttn lit. beiisen, tint
auisefprosrt, eisieitsn ben 8tomteu, .pelGe bic S6siuc
arsasitelt, III iibsrsetea, homit nspe Sdeine an beier
Statt ausaefelt fpetSen .5nntn.
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8nnfitr. =8auperein 9lr. 2.

Sn Ger am 0cnneTiia9 8 Moi, ia taf ~fun6eten
Geriammluro rurbe Der Bersin NIT pbiaem Eitet be-
Itst, he enipprisien Statuten his sur nSditin Der.
ianimluna cur Iuuabme Suiiidgelsst ". mi Ter 3ab
lung Der Ginibrsibrpcioe besonrsrt, DE ts9elma,
e's. 8sriaumluus iintet aQe gDsGe an Fcnnuitas
sDtno s llbr in bec BebHunB te5 SRI, ". - It.,
8antitr., SIR PC, itstt.
Die elite Ginjablug9 aLf sntbtt!e ts9inrt Der II.
Wai. gu Der nahiiju 8e'iammlun1 oea 10, nib
jebt5 WitBltb. lpwte IGe, melhs I'D benz Be Elm
nod onfhlcbeh modem, b~cioteers elneela' en- inbem
bic g8abl be, geamtss SuaIsi& nit itattiipDst.
>. Sbrmarn
(Diat s, / R) prot. Ges..
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Rrartbe t 1T elie Se;pIumuna pelGe unfrr
IQtr ,patttt. gtsmanb lit n~us5eRomnicu unc Sober
mann b,carf Der Diiticl, I'm, the anfale Su ntferneu.
Ner 0glie hrirafr tam, miro unier gSGDltsdt;r. gu
9enletn lit bic ucberScusuna, bae Sr. Iaer iie
brtu9t lln0ronunStn I'm Dilute limo 6urb isiRe
Ssifopauaa, 2urotr : 9cipeu turdi ieine kli@m
Sruft-2r3rFei ju biufis Ino gu pffertuabia 9ebeilt
~iprreen, mn bic 6etIurNer ned an5ipefeIn Al tbraen
5tin IteeernIiiet Gilt bel Dcner, rpelte Is eebIau,
3er fir nuiebibar. Sitber 2eitr, ireHn Oh aysttibe
SItfe bcooriit, 10 9reie mad osn teiten Wsetihep.
&rhieiiae X~rSeneen itnO tbeusr, pte ouit btlia IiRe,
Su rRerb eintm RretIe, ben iii oafGt bejebltr must.
(Dia) (,CburIetpn Rplrter. ")
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&Snisl. Nreu6. GpniuI.
Ol0 80 Or. II, GteapiiSt, Ode ben 9c,nba efr.
gSereiuiate g Enfbeft.
2ant PefhIIb miro etre Srt'a-9siammfu flung rd6'
Zen WttlppM o. Wri, No6mitiaas 3 lltt. IN Der
,Redabite Sal" ab9ebalten ne ben. 8ftrelis bsS i'm
MIGRATE SUM it'tt,uftneenoen EtC SIZES, unb UNI nos
Tebrsre ~ipittise Gei6aite 81 %elsbi9Sn. Oaber ieble
itin @tttslieo; tcmmt N1e! - SIM N~uftrass;
I0g-I0 g.. G a d q, Stfr.