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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-14
yerunont Central and Su8ii'
" wan Railroads.

a., ,',sn,,,nt commencing oct. Sth, 1866.
TKxINs soIRa SOUTH And EAST
Leave waterbury at $50 A II, z.lo an
s.4o Pm. .. AKA M
Mail Train leaves ST. Aibans at o'lo a ~ ~
connecting at White River junction ana Del
Iows sails with trains for Boston, worcester
Snringdeld and New York, arriving III New
York AZ 10. 45PM., and with trains on fassuhiP'
sic II. X. on 81
Johns at 10 a.. M, LOT bostoh' az 90.
connecting at Burlington with kutland ran
road for 4 row. Albany, and New York arriving
in Bostin via lowe at 1870 p. NJ !,
Night Express leaves Ogdensburg ~ IL
40 AN Montreal ut 8. 10 NJ, Rouse Polnt az q u
y. M, st. Johns at 40 pm. arriving az postol
AZ 4. 40 A NJ connecting at Bellows rams WIN
cheshire r. for Boston and worcester aho
with VI. Valley r. R.. for Springfield &c.
and arriving in New York at $50 p. m
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST .,
Leave Waterbury at 3.22 A NJ, ll,2o NJ f.oo
NJ, and -530 NJ. ,. O n,
Dav Express leaves Boston via Lowell at VI
a IN, for Burlington, st Adams, MONTREAL ar
riyjng at Montreal at 8 80 pm
Mail train leaves Boston at 100 A. "A, viz
I,oweIl. via. lawrence and Fitchburg at ] 80 u
m. Springfield at T.45 a. M, for burlington
and st. Adams
Accommodation Train leaves Northfeld at II
IN. and Burlington at 500 a. m. ior 3D. Al
bans, Montreal and Rouse's Point an
NIGHT exnress train leaves Bellows Falls at 10
90 p NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont va
lev railroad. leaving New York at u. Pm al an'
rom heshire railroad, leaving Boston at 5.3U
N. connecting at White River Junction with trail
leaving Boston at 800 P M, for burlington
Rouse's Point. Montreal, and Ogdensburgh
conpectin at Montreal and Ogdensburgh' VIII
Grand Trunk trains for the west.
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the night eE
press trains running between st. Adams an
Boston and ST. Adams and Springfield
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West 10
sale c. the principal stations,
st. Adams, Jan |, 1866 81 sup I.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-14
RoLLIN c. PAUDs ESTATE. (Insan. Person

ROI.LIN c. PAUps ESTATE. (Insane PERSON.
STATE Or VERMONT, / In Probate Court hold.
LAMoiLLE DISTRICT. IS en- at johnson within
and for said District on the 22d day of Octo.
ber A. d. 1866.
Helen M. Paul, Guardian unto Rollin c, Paul,
and insane person. represents to this court
that her ward while sane was under control in
law and equity, TO deed certain lands situated in
the district aforesaid. and asks this court to
grant her license to deed said lands in accord.
ance with the conditions and stipulations as
made by her said ward while sane
Whereupon. it is ordered by said Court
that said application be referred to theProhateUf
iice in Johnson. on the 10th day OF Nov.
1886. And 1t is further ordered that notice be
given to all persons concerned. by publication OF
this order in the Lamoille Newsletter printed al
Hyde Park. previous to said time appointed for
hearing that they may object If they see cause
object TO the granting Of said license. ff
BY order OF the Court.
55-52 JOHN l. GLEED. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-14
ADDITIONAL
B GU IN lE. s..

CONGRESS HAS JUST PASSED AN ACT
\ allowing Additional Bounties to soldiers, and
the subscriber will procure them at as low rates
as any agent in the county.
CAPT, c.. LEWIS,
Morrisville, July go 1866. 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-14
,90AnsOn WOODEN Factory.
k'REOTOG EsAPEsEC.
Il. II. r. ANTHONY Co,
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials.

WHOLESLE AND RETAIL.
JOl BROADWAY, n. Y.
IN addition to our main business of PHOTOGRAPH.
10 MATERIAEs, we are Headquarters for the fol.
lowing viz:
StercoScopcs & Stereoscopic Views
OF Anne lean and Foreign Cities and Landscapes,
Groups, Statuary, etc.
Stereoscopio Views of the War.
from negatives made in the various campaigns
and forming complete Photographic history of
The great contest.
Stereosccpic Views on Glass.
adapted for either the Magic l4snttrn or the
Sloeoscope. Our catalogue will be sent to any
address on receipt of stamp.
Photographic Albums.
We manufacture more largely than any other
house, about 200 varieties from 30 cents to $50
each Our ALBUMS have the reputation OF
being superior in beauty and durability to any
others.
Card Photographs of Generals, Statesmen,
Actors. etc, etc.
Our Catalogue embraces oeer 5000 different
subjects, including reproductions OF the most
celebrated Engravings, Paintings, Statues, etc.
Catalogues sent on receipt of stamp.
photographers and Others ordering goods
Z. d., will please remit 20 per cent OF the
amount with their order.
gy-The prices and quality of our goods can.
not iail to satisfy. 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-14

FAST HORSES NOT FOR FARMERS.

FAST HORSES NOT FOR FARMERS.
1t is to the credit of the mass OF farmers
that they rarly give way to the ia Scination
of rearing and training fast horses for the
purpos of competition With the stock OF
professional turfnen, Sometimes, how
ever, farmer, finding himself the poss-
SCISSOR of a horse of more than common
speed, is fred with an ambition to acquire
notoristy aud profit by matching his
annual with some celebrity of the race
course He may winand acquire the fame
aud money to which he aspires, but the
chances are ninety nine III hundred
against him. This may result from 10
fault in the animal he has reared, and up
on which he has stakCd bis money, but
simply from the want of the peculiar
knowledge necessary to properly fit horse
f,r tie course and to manage him well
when on it. This preparation aud mon-
management he may depute to another,
professionally competent to the task but
how can the farmer tell whether he Is be-
!. ing honorably dealt with or not? lgno-
rant himself of all the tricks of the trade
As--of the details pertaining to the train
ing of animals for the race course-he is
at the mercy Of any INSCRIPTIONS trainer
who may deem it for his interest to sell
him to competitor,
A we'll do farmer of our acquaintance
had the misfortune to rear really fine
and fast horse The action of the animal
gave him great delight, and nothing
would do but an exhi5ition of him among
the professionals. He put up his money
aud won. This gave higher fight to
bis ambition and induced a holder opera
ton. Success again rewarded his ven
ture. He neglected his farm, impercepti-
bly, acquired habits to which he had be-
fore seen a stranger, and, spurred on by
past success and the Vaccinations of the
crafty whose aim it was to fleece the
green and unwary, placed his farm in
jeopardy for the purpose of raising money
to stake on the result of a race in which
his pct horse was to contend for the prize
and the mastery.
The professionals had now got The over
confident farmer in the precise position
desired, and the result was, what they in
tended it should be the dfeat of the far
mer's horse and the ruin of his owner.
The animal changed hands. and so did the
farm 1t was all downhill with the far.
mcr after this. His family WAS broken
up and dispersed. while he. reckless and
maddened by disappointment and remprse,
found oblivion in premature grave.
lhls may be called an extreme case
one OF rare occurrence is it so
There are but too many cases in the world
that parallel it. though not needed as they
should be-. Let formers then, who nance
to rear horses of the fast kind, dispose of
them to professionals and and not attempt
to win profit aud aotorety by matching
them against others, lest the result proves
as unfortunate to them AS to him whose
case il cited by way of illustration;
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-14
PROBATE COU EgT'S.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that stated sessions OF
the Probate court. tor the district of l.amollle
will be held at the Probate Office, in johnson, in
said district, on every Monday for the year en-
suing, 1t is very desirable that those having
business with the Court attend to the same as
far as practicable ON the day above named.
N. ATWOOD. Judge.
Johnson, Dec. lst,, 1865. 3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-14
Vermont 81 Boston TeIe-
graph 90.

Between Boston. Montreal and Ogdensburph.
Also springfield and ". Johnsbury and inter.
mediate places. With connections to all parts
Of the U. s. and Canadas. SO
osss In Bsvnss' Drag stsr, Stowe W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-14

dbl ZOO PER YEAR We want agents
p .cUU everywhere to sell our IMPROVED
so Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. I'm
der and upper feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid The
ONLY machines sold in the United States for less
than $40, which are fully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler u Wilson, Grover IL Baker, Singer K
Co.. and Bachelor. All other cheap machines
are inlingements and the seller or ser are liable
to arrest fine, and imprisonment Circulars
free. Address, or call upon Shaw Il Clark, Bid.
delora' Maine. or Chicago, Ill. Cyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-14
This COMPANY is what its NAME IMPORTS :
= Farmers Fire Insurance
ltNt Company. &

Gazing taken the agency of the Company for
the towns OF Waterbury, stowe, Morristown
Johnson. Hyde Park, Elmore, Eden. Waterville,
Belvedere, Cambridge, Wolcott.. Lowell, West
field. Caftsbury and Hardwick, ! propose TO dc.
vote my whole time to the business OF insurinq
and hope to be able TO meet the wants of lie
pubic In this department much better than {,
occasionally spent day, or took an application.
Persons residing In any OF the above towns de
string TO he Insured anew, or change their old
Policies. can do so with as little delay, or ex.
pense by writing as II ! lived In their own town.
As have list OF existing In suraoces, no DO l.
Icy will be allowed to expire without the owner
being notified. IRA GRAY. Agent.
a3yl Waterbury, VI.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-22
8eare Der DireftpreH /:
l. M Teucr1erffberni9
Der o1ociirtsn TsuermannS Electromagnetic
.o. lhalt pom Baltimore.
Wo. 4 SoutbEr., gegeaibtr Dem Gnns0cbanoe

SIN 8etrad6t Der erIplSreiGeR 8bGiigfeit Ses 9anpf-
Hener. departments feaeh mir rsu lest an 3uul biGige-
rem $reiie @pdcen aus rnS ernenerit an~ be alien 3"
ben biQiaIteu Staten. @ae 0isieriseu, rselhe SGnicr,
NfSbeln pper IOnfige geert95esenitSnbe iir Elm 0ber iie6en
Sabr ,u ~psrftbern piinI6eu, peroen hermit sin9eIaOen,
fMb tie Qifte unlerer Berabseiettsn %rGmten %an;aIsbea.
ale gerlafte wersen ipie biSber prompt aHb liberal
auSbesabIt. ,,
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,pel6e nit 3abIen respective gegeniiber 9sistt fins,
pper iouft i~pecifcirt ODER in Der eripdbntsn S3e'
bula ertldrt iinO, fir uno III 8esng anf Die ners
idie6enen Snftrumeuts, Sahe, @egsnitillbe nnb
0i1ee melde III Der bier aneebdll9ten Sheonla
Unit B beSeibnet) ertp6bnt pnb belhrieben itno,
Ober fir pDsr in SeSug anf cas vellum, Bersas
meut, DOer Napier, auf ipsl6es ioIte Srltrrmcnte
Sa6en pber Dln8e, Ooer zines pom ibnen .9elhr'e'
ben pber aebrlft tp,erbeu, bon jeber YsrIpn pber
BerSouet, pelde rieIglbe %'natc1, Seidnen cotr
aueaeben, Dper fir teren @ebralIG Uoer 9trsen
bieIelten 9emadt, ge5eid,net aoer ans9egeten tpers
ben, Mmsslest ~tcllettlrt uns be5abIt merbelt.
$50. Stunt 1864. S 151. -3. WtdrS 1865. S 1.
,r.sa. Q3. SuIi 1866. S 81
g 6ebuIaB.' 3D.
Gtempel9ebfbren.
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auf SnlauS @epaIer Obsr bsber zee ssSeu SerIuit bur9
w. 0ffice @s. l7s Glib 8rOabwap.
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baIt EsES ti9e al8t99fi 1es i&DRaer Snfy1IGataEe bprtst5iG
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iSAisf %. gab ~G4frseGee I'D fsI5a.
aT~ Gdr isSes SnaruMtnt Di.b flnFSepre G~are1!iEE.
~ Nsts YEaaes mtTbeN i4 E6ui4e eenInttasn fur netg.
II Sspar9tmsen, Gltaamtn EhA S~tsSsctdtn Mttsi1sa
tben Yuaftgt6 aao 6ns eusGeSItst. (&3pe3 ~
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Gdblca plano @lanufarturing Comp,
Srlle YrGmie Dom Mar9lnuO Snltitut er9al~
--.- - ia.1 H. 1QRG

erlau6t i9 bnS sce6rte Bu6litun, nuI ibr wcblaiicrtirteS
Eager Sen i9ren @ianpfprtes aufmerfiamI SIT MAIDEN. -
0ie1e Sniruutenta fBnne1 zen beftel in 2anbe in 9 . II
Dauerbafttgfeit laO 8 ei@ III It Spf lie aus
ftatttung slsi6gefelt perbeu. &reiie r.9Bi8 nnO
niebriser wie irgeub cine anbere 6abrid. !Sebes SnIrt-
ntent ipirb fit 5 Sabre sarantirt. Nlte Riano8 in Gani4
au9encmuer, icwie an9 repartrt. Stimmungen tperSelr
pituftIiG, beiprgt.
@aarsn Qdser: Norbets@ fe BON Gutap uno
Hs.54ui .a..1 Tapette Ctr. a
(Siei09 sI ..t.Hal.4 Vi. 81. baltimore, Mb.
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c.rmaa RI Cir. geB, eer,naalisaa,.
... pornalS w .U. I4Q 49,.
SGfpbSccgerso44a 3ast
balt fcrt,p96reu6 Elm. gut ~Iortirte5 Eager ppu platirtea unb
D}etaupdareH. b

W(tINUIUNWItW1 ~" - n
ais
differentiation, SauSnummert, gu6Iaber, NtetaafnSpfe,
9[6;ei6en fia Qpgeu unb i%cniige Sereiue, Wearfen (Geed8)
go6re, fiir Mirtbe, aae @rrteu 0isIiiug, Neniiiber, Sill
Nor &C.. in 9aTeln rus DRAFT, 3inn, 8lei, GrrreL 8a%
riicr 0fptb, QSclir lmb SraeEiirten, G6melStieSel, gtabel
feilen, QaubiS8elt, 6enii@ 9ereinigter SnfferSraft, Sum
bebal8bGneer, Setten II. I. ~. t.l.jtNGI4t Ns
direct m9prtirt; Bpnene 8eiiridte Saden, fus
pferue 9ortcum6bel, 8ettTai0ent Gfrin9erIeSmSbeL feline
iadirle. @pgettGfge, 8eterroer, lnSerbreHiiHe S@retbta7
iefn7c. aI..H-
lluter 3uT6sruns reeuer rub gutter 8eeieninS bittet nm
9eueigteu 3uirrtt SKINS.
(rit1-6mt) &sGgee.
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@erihtsutrlannInMaen.

8alttmpre Gpuntp' 8trt9 t.
= pntown, ben q. @pril. -
Mnnie 6. Sinpaa 3eeen Scbn s. Sin=
ban; 9eiper Gbs tparp a%ufSetpben. Dess
gleihen bic apiften Mnnie N. @rsweI
unb 8iharb 1psweG.
9 unbesbe3trfs @ert6t t. -
Safpb %. Dtuaer. rpesen @crinsihdBuns
Der 8unpeS Sberbobttt Dor ben Sbran-
ten, rpurbe pom 8thter @iles dnsetatten,
benz Sunbes Steuer. Snfpeftpr Sbarretts
&epe unb Mntmprt iiber fem @elhdft ais
eOtterielops .Sdnpler su feben, rper 70.
LANCE in 9aft gu ~bleiten, bio er seantpCr.
tet. Das @ertAt psrtagtc li6 bis Wlitt.
mod.
Grim In dl.Gert6t t. - @eprs
SpredetmeYsr, %tretmaltstr Gcnntass,
9'quorsYerfduf unb 3psimaliser QiquDr.
Iusfbanf an Winssridbrise; ba @nse.
ilastsr nibt erf6ien, peifsl rie ron
Spreebt sens1te Caution Don
S25OO.- Srtsbri6 Gbalbeim. Spnntaes.
siquor,g erfauf; fRtrt. -Siaat@ oOoman,
9eGsblung Sob. y. Srtebrid's
UNI stne $3.50 wertbe @oabsde; freise.
ipIodsn. - Sob. Dorm, Sp~nntass.lt 81.
auor. 8srfauf; $50 Strafe nebl &cfen.-
,srisnr;h IN hoftou s{nsA mo~canA.
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Ntnetrs aug 2lalhiuntan.

Waibtn9tpn, %. @prll. -(Gclb-
@t9nabme.) Naa Sen. Sees Gapttu.
latipn nlbmen St.rmdn's Sruppen IN
5sprata 100000 in Sob meg. wstGes
bon Nthmproer 8anfsn, Der vBarmsrs'
9ani" Der DGr6anBe Sanf" unb Der
rSant BON Girainten, beanipru6t purbe.
Observation-Disclosures erseben bab etnt.
9e @p6en Dor Sees &bjus au5Gt6mpnb
Die 8tr9tnttr SefeBstbun9 Elm @sfes sr.
lieb. pds befdste Sanien trmddti9te, Der
eonfDosrirtsn 8ssisrun9 unter Siirel6aft
oes Staates 100000 IN 5plp Al letben,
oamtt btelt 8prrdtbe fur Sees Nrmee
taufen tDnns. Die Summe waro BON ben
8anfen Der 8tte1en.G tsisrun9 our Ser.
fusunS gsfelt, unb sacpn ppr Sees lie.
beraabe $4,000 tbr t~tnsebdnet9t, ipbab
BET Sees @Ib,uss nod $4,000 ais 81.
ssnttum bsiaster &esttruns In ben 5dn.
Den Der 8anfen paren.
llnitre &est.rung beanlpruht ba6er
nt6t nur bi. In 8tersta absefaettn 500.
600, fpnbern aud $4,000, bic mod I'M
8erpabr Der 8anten dnb. Wan BAT bic
Npttn tteler Banter In Der Grmartuns,
bic Meatsruns rrerbs loren &nfpru9 auf
bic 100000 in GpIo fabrsn 1aftn, auf-
s~sfauft.
(SeGdtisuns) Ser eeaat b.fdttstt
oeute pteber mebrere grnsnnungsn, /. ..
bic bss geppplS G. &Dper aus 09iscpn,
TN gum Ser. St..GpnIul In @tettin,
9reuben,
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MuS ySoitiuGtoit.

So dfbtn9tcn, %. Mprtl. Did
Dcputattpn 8pfener Staetbeamttn unpI
folder 6trren, fpsl6e NIT Den @~r3tebun9S1
unc 5hultn:srtfsn ees St1ates WoHa-'
huIttts In @%erbtnbuns iteben, beIu6tsn
beute mebrere Der ttsli9sn bFentlttsn
S6ulsn, unter anSern WafloG's S6ule
uno bic S6ule fur Sdrbt9e an @ermcrt'
Np. @a9Cr Waqa6 Bat ss f6 angele.
stn fetn lafsn, bic 4dte ibrem Stanee
0sbubrtnb ~ emrfdn0en une lie beute
Naamtttas Su elmer llnterboltIn9 In lei
uer %tipatpptnun9 etnjulapen.
SriSitqe SertGte aus A.tarias bsiet3
men bic Nptb In ienem Stdate ais Guberll
orudene; bic &rmutb perpe INNER 9rD
per.
Die Gtntinfte Der &e8terung wdtrent
Der leBtcn brei Guartale pcs laufsnoer
SisflljatreS iberftetgen %bteisnigen pee
gun3en pcrbcrge9enpen Sabres UNI $50,
674.ls2.
an tnneren Steuern tamsn bsute $50,
265 Of Elm.
Ter l6.jd6rtse Mi6asl Wainep, Sc
meintr i'm II. 9tnisn Snfanterie Rs9i
mente, wuroe am Samlta9 Na6mitta!
pom Corporal Weseer aus 8erlstcn cr
lGpFen. Der GeBtere ppQts einen 8ie
men ben etnsm 8sws6re lcsmaden, IN
Watnep ipessn hinge prIams I'M Dienlt
erempl1rilh 3u %betr1fen, ais bas Sc
pebr lps9tns unp bic &u9el btnt hinge
bpriamen bur6 ben 2etb futr; Watne
CAB nod in eerielbtn NaGt leinsn Sci
auf.
SIN 8sprgetppn trua Dor un9efdbr ct
ner @p6e cine iun9e DAME ppn 9trgi
nicn, Namens 9aine, pslde nit &c,
Nltipern Dem Diem III nabe fam, lhredli
DE granbwunpen happn. Die Dam
lett nod, man swtiftlt aber an ibrsr
Nuffpmmen.
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Selcgranbhhes.
(0srihtst fTt -, st...

Gola.
New.gprt 90. @prtI.-Dte Sd(us.
Hctirans fir Cob sar ssute baeter
1863.
Beriahte Seiftaguabme cinss ala Gaber.
I6iif uernadtisen 9ampfers.
Rew.yprt, 81. @prtt. = Der 1pa,
nii6e 8efanbte bate @erpa6t etfdDpft.
hap Der Da,npfer u2d Oriental" Der I'm
bteitaen 6afen lag, ais 3aperf6iff aus1e,
rultet psrbe, unb bate borduf bin cine
Srb,e BON WafGtngton ernirft, bic cine
pprldufge Sefhtagnatmt bes Dlmpfsrs
Gncrcnete. Or fam aber bdmit su fpat.
Der Danpfer. pOn Dem man ubrtasna
alaubt, oaB er nur su Sanbets,meden be-
ltiiEnt III, par beretts ab%9efatren.
Sen. Grant.
&tGmpnb. 8a., %. &prit.- Sen.
Grant unb 8efpfse fp.rben mDraen frib
hter @%prccnsviIe mad @alttn9tpn ab.
retlen.
SsIdlagnabmc bua Jenianer -8affcn.
9ttlabelpbid, %. Mpril. - Dret
8tftn nit 5entaner.@ ewebren tpuresn
auf Ssfebt bes Commanders bes De.
partementS bss Sfens ssfiern In Ssweop
NIT 8effld9 telest uno mad benz Sorte
Ontario sebraht. Cine fpeitere Hah.
frrfhung mad Wafen 1T I'm ganae. Die
5enianer iine rpesen btrfer 9slbla9nab.
me ftbr aufsertgt.
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Staet Baltimore.

@p1b ftanb geiiern batier auf 1881
Bic 1863, in Nep gprt auf 1868. Ser
Ct. 5.2Osr neue l04E, alte 1851; 7.3Oel
l0lJ; l0.40er 93t.
S6tffsnahrthten.- III Der 9re.
rner Dretmdter y&bler", CAPT. @enfe
lanate am q. bs. pon 2onson In Hew.
gcrf an.
Die banbp.r'fde Bari. v@ufemlnb.D,
Capt. Sutlten. traf ant 81. bs, RON Sre.
men ebenbaielbf Elm.
Die 9remer Barrie ,@spra unb Sos
bann". Cart. 2onous, Isselte am 81. bs.
pon New'yprt tber Saoannab mad 9re.
men ab.
9anbsut gerfGufe. Sr,
g. eipesep. ttefeer @runbflds @aent
p%erfaufte lebte Wche bic bet G1icptts
Drills seleaene Msieret b.s @i6tus
9ttts, so Mpreen srob. nebf tabIher
8aulttfettta, fur $4,000 an Sbtrf ".
gen3tnaer pcn Baltimore. - DaS G,ui
ees Sbcrfen @bite BET &atpnspiGe In
Baltimore GcuntY peGisl. ebenfa1s
lsstbtn ben Gtaentbumer. Der Saul.
preis mar $4,000.
Die &dbung bes tannSper'fhtn
Dretmafers ,Nsptun." Der pprtse 0pde
bon Bremen bt'r sinltef beifanb aus 1000
Sdden 8ets, 1924 8tfen 3tcnpfeifen,
1880 9roBen RorbfaIden, 1922 Goti
8Drbe, 10 &tfen &aufmanrseattr, l Siie
Suite, 4S pdfeten permiitter, % Ditto
8aufmannssater, IL 8iRen @.tn, 2 Wat.
feten porcelain, 10 Ditto Sranntwetn, 10
Slal6en, 2 8iRtn Gttn.Waa.
rem, 3 8tten mulfalifter Snfrumtnte,
$50 Safer Gfis u. u Yadeten nit Ser.
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80. Gongrcb. - l.. Situuu.

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tra8ter 8efhlub, ben 5anbelsausfhub A
beauftrasen, uber bic Chronological q
mes bic importation Don Satpeier.@ td
eertn perbietenben @efeBes gu tsrtfte1
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frte. Das YOfbIpset fam CUR gerbana
lung; bas BON 3rn. Sesberion geffel(
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an fol&e perfpnen, beren G%rnsnnunse
pom Senate psrpprfen purben. 3u ped
bteten. flbrte 3u elmer lGnseren Debate.
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DOT, bas @ttfunbsn. Arbettsfq
Fem I'm Otfrifte Columbia sin3uihbrsn.
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Stahtratbs gerbaI0lnnaett.

Sm erffsn 3peise Ypurpe elm ron 6rn.
Nthcls eete1ter @ntras, has @bldla6'
ten Don lber pier WpAen alten unb SO
@funb ihweren RGtbsrn unb ben Ser.
fauf berfslben In ben Staptmarften su sc.
fatten, setafelt. Gin pom 9rn. 2pnh
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ben 8erfduf bon ialp.terlaurem 8lyeerin
inn.rbalb Der S~tabtsrenbsn 81 psrbteten,
palirte.
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lem Duui6 pclCr Bluosrelnk'rcttb ~ b~eataren
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e~ridNicrcnc 21aIuuro, Uctntl ,ttau er .Sapr lang
@tpaS nuI mtnen 9'Ggten gu boraen b,'rmtt 5t.tlf.
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gtc gTdi0rsn bes 5. 8e'irIs pr5t be ~ Is. ~
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lire in ncacr acknowledgement ser $ruueItids te't'-
tenset Meruf& eiiiHien aut' eler ltrt mil So't Vfcnea.
III Re .iurcu. sBtr grun0riIIs reer N'r'en le,res
CSru, billfes IN tda, ten EGo'e8 tcitg'. ptr6 'i6ifrbs
II. Ilrfef,r c%rirarcu. rpcnn .r hitieltcn ten W%fefcr'n
rcr,uai tomli paS @runStf6 ui&t aiS nHtbeiannt'
in ben giit'un ee;u6rst rrcrbe
SIN N4fta9e bel 2uitlioren:
(9iS5D Sobu 70. 8pbion Glert.