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1Tu1oot tdvtces Of today noon tia Atlantic
cable, Quose Pi.e Tweusea 7ok aud consols 8o4.
The Board Of tTustees Of the Illinois b Mich.
lGsn Cah&l have. By resolution dated November
soth. 1854, declared dividend Of fvs per cen. on
account Of the principal Of Registered Illinois j.
Michigan Canal Bouds. Said dividend will be
paid to u4c holders of said bonds. 4: lhe oace ot
tue Treasurer Of the Board Of Trustees, No. 50
Maiden lane, on and after Ja.uA1y ID, 1851. The
bonaa must be presented fur exarninzlion before
the payment ot The dl.ldsnd' In 1uer 'hss 'hss
-1n Boston, there is no scarcity Of money On
call lcans, whese good security IL o:ernd and
1cnde1r are surp Of receiving payment when they
need Il, and the rAto oi Interest has been STEADY
at 50 per cent. The rate 70. discounts Ia Qtadu-
silly Rcuicg higher, and aomc Of tho banks are not
in : condition to gtye their cu.tomers what they
reed-
Foreign e1eh&neo is dali IN NewTo.k Bills
At sl1ty days ou London arc quoted Il 1850
1cSa 10. commercial 1904 0ie3si for bankers;
do a. short sight, l0ax 1:0s. Paris II sz1y dsy,
alA0b.lGl{: do 1t Short sight 5.f6t 15. iaa;
Antwerp. 5.sI40s.t6k; Swiss, d1s3lGsi. i64
Hamburg, se4;@65s; Amssetdaus, 4I94tA;
Frankfort, 4ix9s'15; Bremen, 7sA07o; Psf,s-
| kt.n taaIers, 71H9.sH.
| Tho St Locts De1osFut Of yesserda7 re-
marks.
onr local columns Ibis morning. This is the
house TO which a11rs3on was made on Friday
ADVISED. ior 10 more taaa ten Jays. ii The iaet thst
| Mr.. Gaylord was under protest In Ncw fotk. aEd
tbai lIs certificates Of deposit were passing from
densIsi Il reasons @ as1e reitained H sSon, aeadoa,ns
| hin raspc. VIC have htnted at The CHIEF can.e OF
bis taaufe. ard again wa1n eye.y one t9 ~ nsTats ~,
b1yc TIC slightest reason to belleTe CANDLES %
gold. NJ. ease not foE the few nc may o1:nd in
This warning, for wc hare the good OF the many a
-lhe New Tosk E1rress Of Mouday observes
| The lank sta,eloeut iB FIJI more favorable than
vas generally expected. and Il eaTssd @ bnoyan, l
,sadess ses: ~ I'd .se e}2eais
thal tse decrease in tte iish,litles Of ihe bank
reserve hss seen eSEaeaIa:l;sly sl'shs rhs ns1, !;
arc now gaining curEeccy Al rapid Eate.
-lhe Rochester EIprtss says that at the seeen
mcc,icr Of directors of The Western Union Tel
| csraph Company, 1t waa resolved tha: q sinktn:
ftld be rctalued ftlrn the future net earnings o
| the Company. Tor tho purposa Of tedcetutnG th'
principal of The bonds recently is.ned for the puE
chase Of the Russian Extension esock, ,a-d for ote
| purposes.
THO Philadelphia money market closes aomc
What stronger. Callioane are negotiated at pc
ccut, Lu. FIRST class borrowers can BE- acco1nnoda
| It'd u per cent. Commercial paper has nc
been In reoucst during tho week; Prime naue
aie rated At 99s per cc1t; inferior signature
Eate not heeu popular With bugcrs turing IL
tesi iew days. .-..-
The Eta1' Jvprndi, Of Saturday, ezss:
Tic IN. niity OF coal cent by railroad this wee!
IS Gsgs.i:-Iy csnal 3.,7i1.VD-lor he wcs
81 .is IONS, agninst IS tons Tor the core:
u vet ,t s 5e s b.ss ,ss
to stop their colllcTlrs. The boats surntn. t
New York and vicinity are now Oh thctr lass Fl
, 1866-11-29

Ee-c there "a. Eond fpesulAa5o deEand IN
tie ast..noon, but In the forenoon It ssAs rather
dull Business in lhc aggregate was quiet. Is hold
CTS we1c unwilling 10 realize at present prices.
We quote closing Eates u foalows:
, 1866-11-29
3t.rgdt.

W7 HEREaS;, Samuel J. Walker, c1 tut
w city o. Corln9tnn. stAM ni katucE., ny htt
uostkske 1eee, dAtet the af& Of My. a. o. its
Rct rrcaFc.l Ia tte Rccusc-:'s f3ct ot tne County
Cook, ana State Ct uHscis II AaA y + AosIgsgss. 8
raXt Sit, r1avtTet ~ the E4ttrsi1u Pbsbt a. WE1A
Ct ecrts~ asd Etatt .! tn3!s. te f7lssu1 ttststoe
ton III ~ y tc sn.h th:y'se: s,> sc.ta ofrz.x.
Ect.bed lliovs: cor.Ge.cirz II tie -or:heass co:
Ct lie lttta.z.t 1o4E:e: II *aI: a4.Ncn .tx t.
tdeacc strtt sfotr te r1k. Ct tst! u-act teea1
cne hnntr~d zntt sixty f1s fo1s !, t-e cut lie
said Q1at:c1 seru"r; trnce zt aietE tah sontE nas
efsy {52f rts st-ee Edra 1l1s parallel Vtta TIL
tazt lie p1 :A:t GsaEtr =. to- oce tEt.et and s:I
flt1l rods, 10 the nottL ee Of a1d QuA.tsr x-cot
thrtrt east a1f f.ll ausft na u tte pt2ce ef t94t
Eint-eoLtH. tsr s31] scr~s. sid MoE9s7. deee eAy
ting been vhn nd Ha4is ter the o1rpcas Of secur.S
re ptyrsent Of three c1t4.a 2:oIaior1 hrss u sA1s
6A.e said mcrss3Ze c.et tn TIC s-E. Ct twes..1
e:xtf hE1s-ed aoh .htTT+th"eE AZ Et-}t9 coti4fs
{5;H.l enc1 beAE1ax tat. ct ~ fnie OF 81 pc
tx2t PR Aree hu aAts. a= tAJ4rIt L. osts tEo aok
sh:ee TeAts, sesperrTey, .os dats.
NhertaA tetAt1s h. ing het- a.s u rs psyI 81
diy Of MAJ. lzts: tneFv.a:e, nctes II nEtee7 nEa
BY sa4d nLFf9.S. iey3 .ave eE9c.sd = dcehr- al C
tAd prorn.s4cry notes ceH due AID os5ahle. tzcsfe
With TIE tp:errt snerncn. AID t>%s /. nJ 7s- age:
Of 2ttafaey4 Hti sell re 451ye 4eseft rfeLtseA- q
puhIlc Antttec. II the E71rs H5r4e drn: II at rJ q
EhEsen, Cosnt. Of Cef- lT he rnJsAe q pA{1n7 n
Of satG prous4-rF nctes a.d n:erdl CT MendaT, Tx
Of said tAy. FuEBH h. WEISS, Aoslxsxcs-
y44l&p-BC-U
, 1866-11-29

transacted to-day wa eoaewhAt larssr than on tha
nai eo1cn days preceding this, there essential
n3a:krt 1hc receipts. which weso uore itbcta eu1-
hrseed he,ter average quaty Of stoek to which fact
may be attributed the snstrly INCREASED demsnd.
1here wAs taif attendance Of operators,
but she ins1,.'' - h.Fe''tsss. % wa .,'. CO..
and p,ims shipping Steers. All other GRADES, II not
rotpsely neglected, we1o exceeding dul and allow Of
s1sc. There \ LIN tied inquiry for prtuno stock
sseers averaging from 1850 to lloo rs At e7szs.o,
though very moderate supply Of such Will satlsf all
demands. Superior and common descriptions are
sca5reiJ *1nied 1t sny pr1cc, and arr wholly unsa1
abe. except Al reduced rA,cs With prospect Of any
improvement prices hotders were anxious 70 rraze
but, Notwithstanding their aloss s1pefhunsn ef1su.
but about So0 head closed CUT Ihese taken
chiefly b5 buteht H. At prices RANGING from LOO
for inferior Cows, stsEs and Buu2 10 naelnm ul1ed
1otz, *I-625p0 for medium butchars Cows and EalE
stock Cattle 10 choice tat Cows AID prime Stee.
and % for fair to prime steers. The brst
on sale YRS eighty head prime Steers, from Henry
County, owned " s. Howard. Cnao1e to realize bis
price for them, they wilt Be shipped East
Among thosc who arr doing busincsa In An open
markell and Who At al times c1pretS Willingness To
,mpArs anr all Information they may possesa
gaEns the!r Own individual the general
character Of the nsskeL de-, &c. wo take pleasure IN
.nebi1on!nG the following: ..
feasSsra s 9;.5I Hal. jesa 5ss, S!.F;I S.;;:.
The MARKET closes dull and heavI 1t tie following
| quoiauons: .....
THINE TO
inteT.os 10 Medium.
We nota tic following sales:
conoser Hall soa ne!and % heaa good Cow, fed
C Eoaoser Hi % sesd 6suSe &C. il led good ssa.sa,
e. s1d sos aoeTss asoeIssGF a f.
@ AssIaStng 8. o. q ea-n; bead eosfse o1en. aver
kseaan Finicy soid Tager S bad Inferior re1a,
, 1866-11-29

To REEr THE PEAcE--J0hn 2tfter, rr43dlny IN
the Eor:A Division, has been wrestlfns x1sh such
srung temptations 10 beat his wife that It became
desirable to have him hound over. he was AZ
1ascned At the Police Court yesterday morning
aud required to give 800 hail 10 keep ths peact
, 1866-11-29

virginia ia a1d E3- ~ !
Flcrrtr:t-. u..,-..........-...-..-.. Ia
Al 5fnAdY and fYy,chf1-+sd

MA1 !c cord. deitvetcd.... a9!toa
tfsr1e p cord, In rard Io3131
HeECb,
Hstc1. cord Y A5asu...-...--..'. --..-- 3aMAaHA
W0{fL-ErreiTrd. 80 "a. shipped, 11xH ns !;
market Jun. With altes 41r only at Concessions upon
rrryt1pf hEurtS- The DipNtnK Ait8 1nzde nn1~
trs the pat ave dAJa The pe<sir1sza Of Fhsch
.pa1ed to;daJ: Isioo = :es A. y; 1san =
.oa {. lfc ;seN - riaxJ 1eatun II e. 2nO ~
1tu1:- tub washtc. At 5oc+
, 1866-11-29
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

OT7ICx or 7H1 CHICAGO fEIucELf
TCEND1Y Ey1A1S0. November - 1855.
BEEF CATTLE.
The following table shnWs the daily receipts and
ehproerts OF Live stock during The week mp to thi
evening" II reported bY tha kecyenGy pf the Union
, 1866-11-29

unLSDALE COLLEGE.


!ne Winter Term nf tnl1 Institution bealns 1uES'
NAi. 1eC. 11th, Aod c0aunOes Exelve EteS&.
oeal eefps of ProGess< n and Taachtz5 In The feo-
ixf department.
Tuition tEoya q u q per tesn. Doaf3 BON {15o 70
q EfMeef- Room rent from u 10 33 pc7 tcta1- AL
incidental expenses MoSrf1H,
E1eeitnt fActittbs for teaching Vocal ard [nstEu-
mtnAl Aukte. uIAwtnE Acd Painting. For fursh-t
Hk1Nenlt1 t14 a<tA toS EatA1D Atdse1S PTesldent
fAAmh Of L. r REyE0LOs, Sectniaty,
, 1866-11-29

ARRIVAL and D~onr1ure Of Malls.
TIE following IL tho new table Tor the arrival
Ind departure Of nails from tho Chicago Post
Office for the wfLtesr and now In forcr:
, 1866-11-29

~ NEl4ECT SCHOOL,
Mrs. j. O. PERRY
VIII reopen School ttor ltntted nuaber er scaol.
ass}, IT z51 Ertest7 corner Of Dearborn, On Aoy-
DAT, Dec. M.
, 1866-11-29
Week. Tut1I. Week. Total.
sG,;M 81 s's1t,'st ssf's19 1ii'sM'ss5, is'S g,

l5,4ss decrease. Increase, a,asl,0ss
-1hc following is a summary statement Of the
tolls auu dues received On the st. 1awrence
canals du11n: the month Of October, Al com
raret NTH flrfntar. 1ES.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

a" s. N OTTCE.
20 ] HEREBY constitute and appoin.
Fl. S: Losee ny A gent and Attorney
in fact, to transact any business III
the Parish Of Rapides ii which I may
be interested. sT III. W EI1CH. 81
Sep. ID, If.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

tier large stock Of FANCY and STAPLE
y r x Ct GOD IS ,,
which exceeds, in extent and variety, any
other assortment to be found 10 New Or
leans, oil of whirh is sold for Cash on,y-srby
the package, piece, or at retail--at exceed
ingly low prices The facilities this hDpse
have, IN being represented Id all the Mapu.
factuting markets by cash buyers enable
them to keep their assortment fully up TO
the demands Of the market, and to place
their goods at such prices as willsneet the
views of buyers. ssgv ssta sai8 sYily9
VAN BENTHuysEN s. QOi;aa %
81 Cauaf Street, Is
| $50 Opposite Clay Statue
& January l7ths 1866, ~. ssa'g siil axa:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

/ p H A r. M A g. i p N
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING PREPARATIONS
II / or HIS OWN, ~; M, s.ii ia.
~ ae,sytu GoMP0UND1NG:
ST Johns ARNICA L1NIMENT,l An ,-,,-.lp
excellent preparation for SpraiDs, ~
Brushes, Swelllngs, Rheumatism, &c. Il
st. Johns CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF
JAMAICA GINGER. Prepared from the finest
root. 49,
ST. Johns ExpEcroRANr SYRUP, for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest, Sc. b.
st. Johns COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUCHU. For diseases Of the bladder, Sc.
st. Johns VEGETABLE APERIENT Pulls.
st. Johns. COMPOUND SYRUP OF THE HY-
PopHosPulTEs. For chest complaints, weak
lungs, &c, - my.
st. johns ANT1sEpTIc DENTRIF1cE.
st. Johns Essence LEMON, VANILLA, &c.
&c, For Hayoring,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

The JACoBiN JOURNALS Of the North
and East, we regret to see, continue to
publish the most absurd-nay themost
w~ilfully false stories, as to the hostility
of the Southern people, towards en-,
igrants and others who may 90 to set
tie among them. When the elections
were pending, we could understand the
motive which prompted these misreprc-
sentations-but now, as there is no self
ish purposes, to Immediately subscrvc,
what but Il mere love of wickedness
can inspire them: 1t is hardly worth
while contradicting them, as the jour
nails originating them can rarely, fever,
he got to lay the contradictions before
their readers.
The Salisbury N. c. people, we see,
had q public meeting the other day, in
reference to these cruel and mischlcv.
Gus misrepresentation, ut which it
was
Resolved, That so far from there be
ing any such feelings of hostility to
wards the Northern people. or the PEG
pie of any other country, rs render ii
unsafe or unpleasant for them to live
among us, we the people of Rowan
county, do hereby extend to them Il
cordial invitation, without reference to
their religious or political opinions. to
come and settle among Us, with their
labor and capital, to assist lis in the
development of our vast resources, and
that we will extend to them a hearty
welcome.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

I'VE have never known prices to
drop so rapidly and heavily as they
have during the past five or six weeks.
The losses sustained by dealers must be
remarkably heavy-certainly over half
million dollars on the Beeves that have
passed through our State, from the
West, since the middle OF October, and
probably nearly or quite as much Oil
Hogs. One dealer who had about
1000 head ofCattle is market last week,
lost upward of $50 per head on them.
He will have 1.2G0 head in this week.
on which, it is altogether likely he will
lose as much more. 1t is not mcom-
mon to hear of middle mel who are
losing every week $1,000 or more on
droves of less than 100 head. Some
have already exhausted their capital
Others have %swamped both capita! and
credit, and more must go under. No
body pretenJs to know whether the
bottom has been reached, but buyers
from Ncs York and the East are acting
with great caution--buying only enough
to supply regular customers, aud are
taking whatever else that goes through
their hands only on commission
There is no disposition to specu-
late"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
Distributions.

We would call attention to the opii!-
ion Of one Of the leading papers of
Canada OIL this subject:
Most of our readers have no doubt read
some of the numerous advertisements OF
Git Enterprise. CIT Concerts. &C., which
appear from time to time in the public
prints. Offering most tempting bargains to
those who will patlonizc them. In most
eases these are genuine %hnmbugs. But
there are a few respectable firms who do
business in this manner. and they dO it as
Il means of increasing their wholesale bus
mess. and not TO make money. From such
firms. il i. true. handsome and valuable ar
licir, are procured for Il very small sum.
and what is more important. no one is ever
cheated. Every person gets good value
for his dollar: BECAUSE. As we have stated.
it i. intended to net ~ an adycrtisemcnttO
increase their ordinary business.
We have seen numbers of prl;c s sent out
in this way by sherman. Watson " Conf
panv. nf Nassau street, y. Y. and there is
no dout,, that some ofthr articles are worth
eight ur ten times the money paid for them.
while We have no, seen or hoard II a sin
Gle article which wa not fully worth the
dollar which itcost.- SH:ur!gy EssIE. Aon
treal. {. f., Jan. L., $50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

There was 4 modest but powerful ell
oqucnce in Il remark of DR.. NJ. II. Bone,
ut the close Of his sermon last Sunday
night. lie was advising n general and
true observance Of the day set apart by
giving, and asked L. he n ioyol men
who oheys the order and goes up to the
House Of God, invoking peace and
prosperity TO the country We answer
that thousands in this State Gid SO who
are DISTINGUISHED, disbellayed on oath,
cut off from the jury, and dcnominated
traitors on the public statutes. Yet,
they obey the Chief magistrate, and
pray for peace.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
Buffers Inccndiary Speech.

We have received, too late for insor-
ton in the Home Journal this week, a
report Of an incendiary speech made by
Beast Butler, Mt the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music, Oh the evening Of November
Oath. The speech is attracting much
attention. The New York News, ia
king it for granted that il such coun-
sells as his are to prevail at Washing
ton, the President is to be deposed,
says:
"Thc intelligent members Of our pop
ulation must understand that this revo-
lutionury scheme cannot he attempted
without provoking resistance. The
consequence would be civil strife of the
most ruinous description in which cit
izen would be armed against citizen in
the streets Of our cities and villages,
and in which the scourge ofrapine and
devastation would sweep over the land.
What the result Of such a strife would
be may be inferredfrom the fact that
the Radicals represent n popular mi
nority that could eve withstand the
concentrated efforts Of the Democratic
elements of the Republic in a struggle
from which no Congressional edict
could debar the Southern people. But
there would be intermediate results
that no well-wisher of his country can
contemplate without shuddering depre-
cation.
The Radicals, though not numerous
enough to conquer in an armed con
hict, have enough Of reckless. fanatics
in their faction to bring upon us the
curse of bloodshcd and incendiarism,
aul to paralyze even the Industrial and
financial clements Of the country. We
know, from his own lips, what blood
thirsty Butler would do if by any
chance he should obtain an armed con
troll of this city, And his language
justitics the belief that he looks for
ward to the day when by bayonct and
hangman's rope he will satisfy the era
wings Of hi, brutal nature upon the
community thai rcbullcd his insolence
when he attempted to make the steps of
their City Hall his rostrum.
We say, therefore, to the Democracy
be prepared, so that if revolution be
forced on rs, as much as possible Of
the mischief may be avoided by prompt
and decisive measures.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
safe Of Eand.

S0te Of land.
W. A. Woods,
Thomas Norberry, ct. a.
In pursuance of Il decree OF the Chance
ry court at Winchester, pronounce in thil
catlsc at August term, 1866, l will, on
Monday. December ID, 1866,
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, the
tract oflanI described in the pleadings in
this cause. lying in Franklin county, Ten
II '-Ser, on the waters of hurricane Creek,
containing 1000 acres, and sold As the prop
crty Of Thomas Norberry.
ii. K. ESTILL, G. & N.
novlA-Wtds ; 60
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

On" Good morning, sir! Where did you
get that good fitting sui5 Of clothes; That
is the ncatcst tit | !!.ya seen, mist lave
Il suit just like it,
Il got WEAVER 10 mahcthcso for me.
He has just received the Kew York ,tylcs.
and | am sure he Will give You Il good Ill.
Give him a trial. No it. II 4ay."
y. B.-Slrict attention given TO Cutting.
Repairing and Cleaning. Grease spots and
paint removed. See sign. "lai!or SHOP"
southeast side Of the Square.
Deter ct J ". WEAVER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
State of Tcnnessee--Franklin Co.

State of TcnneSSee--Franklin Co.
Mary Rcdman. W. James Sisk. ct ais.
On motion accompaniment, and it appear
ing 10 the Clerk X Master. from the bill
which l. sworn to, that the defendant. JaA.
Sisk, Is i nonresident OF the State, ~ that
served upon him.
IL is therefore ordered t.sst publication
he made for four successive weeSs. ~ the
IIomeJsurnal requiring said defendants ~
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before Wednesday amer third Monday In
February next aud plead, answer or denur
to said bill. or the same Will b taken for
confessed ard set for bearing expArts.
III. X. ESTILL, @. a n.
uov1O-w4t 30
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

A VlRGINA paper having received
from q Northern Piano Manufacturer a
long advertisement, proposing, if lie
would publish it for a year, he should
receive a credit for the amount upon
the purchase of ~'spleudid rose wood
piano." says, instead Of procuring any
thing of the "splendid rosewood
kind, he finds it confounded hard to
oct Grc-nOOR.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
WANTED !

a No. | Shoe and Boot Maker. to whom
Nashville wages i'll be paid.
novl7-3w i. j. benson.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01

MASSACHUSETTS. we fear is Going to
the bad. Moral ideas there, are at a
discount, for Che present, ut least,--or
we would never be having kilograms
like this. almost every day, now:
HosroN, Nov. 22.--This evenings
Commercial is authority FOR the state
mcnt that a !orgoay has been committed
by 4 teacher in one of the South Bos-
ton schools to the amount of $1,000.
Also, that there has cen Il cruel whip
ping case in one ofthe schools of the
same Ward, L., and that the school
committee are trying to hush the mat
ter, Names are not mentioned in
either transaction.
The "whipping' part Of this stats
mcnt is clearly q mistake. There is
never any "whipping'' in Boston.
Whipping is N Of the demoralizing
effects Of s!aycry,--and there is no
slavery at the hub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

6eute frIb tptrb Bet 6rn. sos.
8ten, CIR. 494, Yennf. @Senue, elm
ppmp6fer eunf6 dufsetif6t. Dabet tptrb
f%anloler Bod losgelaGen. Atenbs 9tus.
ipieluns ether f8Snen fl6ernsn rl6r.
- Sn ber n& c n TT Gl.SaGIe" Rr.
%, Rpre : @asfrdse, tpirb beute CUR
9fn9ffeter bic Spmmer.@ trtbI6aft In
~9tdnjenber Weiie srbFnet. Rpraens
ptrb Der tI6tt8e unb belisbte @trtb Der
6aae etnen 9rDben 9unf9 duftti6er.
AbenbS Sarmpnte,W iuft, ausgefl9rt bon
etnsm Dpten 9etp.gOrter Gtpre. Den
9eiuGern Der o&entrdl.6ale" ptnten
beute frbBlt6e Stuneen.
Srdu 2puife 9 der, bic freunblt.
DE @trtbtn In GTerfr., Canton, f6uppt,
puBt unS bsrettet Slide su etnsm duf
beute Seranfdlteteu Sefma9t ~, mo-
~ bic san3e RaGbdri9aft etngelaosn III.
- 6r. s.. @elter, SIR. 1872, Sub
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