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their Taxes, ,'one nnd o half per cent Dor month.
until the s1st day Of july, ;, when, II not paid, an
slss shs
day Of August, three per GENT. per monrn on the
Of the whoio amount in Is H. pso on' payment
II: That au persons who neglect or fail to pay
their monthly Taxes on Or before the fiteonth day
aSsns osaa sSareo shs %e eesgsSsy
such fifteenth day, until payment is made. - -
A Bill to regulate the Cleansing Of Puyics and
Bill received it's second reading and Spassed to n
third rendine The Bill received it's third reading
aud passed. Tho title was changed to Ordinances
and 1t was ordered for engrossment n! N 10 n :
A BILL TO REGULATE THE CLEANSING, OF PRry1Es AND
VAULTS IN TIE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY,.
,,rl l. Ee ordas7sd by she Mayor ana Aldermen,
nance it shall not be lawful for any person to
cleanse or remove the contents OF Vaults or
Prives within the limits Of the city, without hay
such Licenses to expire on 31str December Of every
year, and be subject to all requirements imposed
BY Ordinances regulating the granting Of Licenses
II. That the use Of barrels in open carts and
wagons is prohibited, and parties applying for IL
cense Gems will be REQUIRED closed oarts suit
Ill All persons having such license shall report
at one OF the Guard Houses during the day his br
their Intention to do such work during the ensuing
night; in tho Lower Wards such report to be made
to Main Guard House, in tho Upper Wards to Up
per Guard House. -! - mgz
~. Inc place or places for the deposit Of such
ofhl shall be designated from time to time by tho
AInyor. ..Ea ot!:@*.D t.s s,l 'l5 19s5
Y. Every owner OF driver Of such licensed cart,
or my other person who shall violate any OF the
provisions OF this Ordinance, or shall neglect or
refuse to observe the same, or any OF them shall
forfeit and pay for each offence ne not to exceed
dollars, to be enforced by the Mayor in
his Court or recovered in any other Court Ut COM
petent jurisdiction. E.e.'. -fS sstt-. D s.11
At this stage Of proceeding, Aldermen Willis ap-
nofo L.
the storage OF Petroleum Oil and its products, and
asked that the notice be considered its first read
ing, which was granted. 4 % ia w li r., III 1
Alderman Pringle reported as having been en-
crossed by the Clerk, ttAn Ordinance to provide
Tor instruction in Modern Languages in the Col
ege OF Charleston. The Ordinance was ratified in
du. "or1n. s'l,% M .7''.T'
Adjourned io !: ,.,, IA. VII SMITH:
.1 " "a @f,4 syfs- siE.s-.5 WI. Clerk or Council
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DR.. WRIGHT's q"
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
d11.. Esse1ace Of Eife. :.ssls

$S$MSyTMNlhll% Cures General DEBILITY, Wedk-
&%S$SS"M&I ness, NysterScs in Fendzes
:SS$&S 8(@g%z[ Pntpttution Of the HeGyt and
Se3#E@ all Nervous Diseases. It re-
@3SsS5=- stores new life and vigor to the
;. SSs aged, causing the hot blood Of
- us x fI1sS sasr youth to course the veins res
Jnre I.,,;nareJ y,i.a torng the Organs Of Genera
s1o Hfe;,~so Gaes tio,s. re,nocinQ l,nPoksncv und
this Eltrtr reSHcen- DeAity, restorznD NdalanesSt
ate the syste,.. and and fAu TiroT, thus proving
or1conae disease- e--S perfect Elirir Of Loua" re-
moving Sxerizity and Barrcnncss In both sexes To
the young, mildc-nGc, and ngcd there is greater
boon thnn this Elixir of Life" IT. givea q new
lease Of life causing the weak and debilitated to
have renewed strength and vigor and tho entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure: 2!s a :
Price, ono bottle s.; threc bottles IS; sent BY
express to any address. .::;'s ::;.'s M SIT sa
our medicines are sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists In every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincpled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compoundsin order to make money. Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines md take no
others II the druggist does not keep them, write
to and we win send them by express carefully
packed, free from observation. We will be pleased
to receive letters with fn statements In regard to
eny disease with which ladies ror gentlemen are
afflicted Address alllet.ers for medicines pamph.
lets, or udviee, to the sole proprietor, an
DE- W. B. MERWIN,:s 81 Walker St., n. z.
NAV 1S $50 rfG -.t4r' - -, - -,
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= '9 condolences, and state their COM
plants in full as we treat all Femne Complaints
and prepare Medicines sutable for all diseases to
which they nre esuhtece-Thirty-two page pamphlet
In q sealed envelope, free. N
The Cherokee Pills sold by I'll druggists at 81
per box, or SIX boxes for IS; or they nre sent by
mail, FREQ OF postage, in an ordinary letter. FREQ
Hom observation By addressing the sole proprietor
(: Dr.. ". 3. MERWIN, 81 Walker St., N. z. a
W. N. B:-Cherokce Pills No. Q are prepared for
special .cerses, when mlder, medicines foil; these
arG sent BY mail, free Of postage, receipt OF 46
1 th2prfce Of eqck boa. 81 =: 8 =: .; r.;
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City Millss Standard Extra. g o0 "a "a 90 y;
Dy E5y NILS shipping brands 15 90 q II 90
Bsii!tnore Wei:hs Greennold Fanny Is % a 90 o.
ponore o nlsn grade Extra It 80 a 90 90
Com Meal CITY 60 s % g
anAIv.-whcar.2 bushels white and 1900 busSs red
o%erea one market d and lower; wo h.,c to notice
q ec from the highest figure reached medium grades
White and 10 coo bushs yellow comprised tho rccpss
ded IN tho sales $50 buahs white n 81 90; 400
bushs fair white ut 81 22 Gl0o bushs prime do OF 81
b9shs do from store at 81 u.s. 100 bushs yellow
Inter del Fes Point and 1000 bushs western
mixed at s. ao Rye-200 bushs oterel with sales OF &c
bushs ut 81 TO- bushs received and 600 bushs
sold psrt previously oered at 71a72c nearly all at 7ac
MILL FEED-Wo quote for Brownstuds saa4o cts. light
hiiddnngs As cts; good do At ond heavy 65 cts a.
bushel-dsmnnd good and supply light. ~. ~. =
Mo1AssEs-No salcs to-day. s-fts
PRov1s1oSs-The market is Steady and Hrm 'tt,x7ax
though not active; stock Offering only moderate: We
quote Tor Bulk Shoulders so offered; Sides 1O1s ct
loose; 10seIOI cts Packsdwe notice the sale coun-
III cts; bulk Hams nre duh. Bacon is unchancel do
anu a4tSether OF retail character viz Fo Shoulders
loaloE cts; rib Sides 12a12I cts; clear rib do
cts; clear 13I Cts Mess Pork-snall sales Mt s ~ "a
bbL Lard-City Is cts Western 13al3H ct-lattcr for
/ retail lots. :. M n >SS'S -'oA AoAs
K1cE-Steady at IL cts for Carolina
SuGAh-Was more active to-day, brt the advan CO In
gold thus far has had effect rency value other
than to mako holders rncr report ses of Is Lhds
grocery Cuba at 1O cents; z43 hhds Cuba c FANNY Tor
1enning; ut lex cents; 1876 hhtls do for rcfnny on
private ters 155 hhds Porto Kco grocery in lots ct
sALT-Wifh moderate dornand cr lots from dealers VIC
repeat last quotations viz for Liverpool Elmo SO lOa3
and DO Ground Alum 50 20 per suck. Turks Island ut 6
aC0 cents per bushel quantity, Y .E - : /
WH1sKEG-ln tho absence OF salcs wa still ouote II,
pond at ~ cents per ga1on. 4. I=Ig j q =
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHER ROkEE PILLS.
Or Female Regulator,

Cnre Suppressed, Encessfpe and
1trtnfnL% Ofenstratatso1,, Green
Sickness, Nerrous and Spinal AE
.Jcctions. i'oina in Ute Back, Sick
Headache, G5ddiness, and all dis
eases that spring from. frregulnrity,r Z
by removing tho canso and all tho
effects that arise from it. They
'nrc perfectly safe. in NIL cases, ee-
cept acte7s Forbidden by direc-
tions, and are easy to administer,
as they nre nicely sugar coated.
They should be in the hnnds Of
every Maiden, Wife, and Mother
in the land. ..rt NJ sG q:
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Coaas1Enees per South Carolina Railron<,.
gsSSss sa:5 5Anril &c. IN is,% 5f& -

ao4 bales Cotton, II bales Mdze 10 bbls Spirta 1r
Re1a9s Pc g bn,s Res1 4s bags Rice II Lumber
co: VIM Lebby, Willis b Chisolnn. e II Rodgers & Co
senoTds e. c. = P5tehet Rayenel co, 1t John.
eon 3 ID Walpole, Ebaugh Mallonee, Hutson Lee, r.
" johnson. 9 Avszen & Son, Col J p Low, q W WI
rams q GO. 81 Wtss Co HI Jeners Co. W W Smith
Cameron Bsrkley = co. Goldsmith & Son. g % Brshe
G1. w M Bird & CO. Brown 4 schirmer, Aantou O., 3
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The charleatton Cotton Mar1set..

OFFICE OF TEE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS)
: CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, April 28, 1867.
The Engsh market having assumed an advancing ap-
pearance good demand up and irregular i'm
Provenenttn prices took places say from hah to ono
cent aud IN some cases two cent b obtained Sales
near 400 bales, viz: at r. ut 1s; ct 1s at 2o III
at ut Al; A at 21z; s. at q; rs at 22; ct
Is: at 50 at a. 10 ut 24 SC Is; 27 at 2s and
ss at prices which did not ranspre We submit the fol-
lowing quotations as approdmative: y
Low Middhng. =. =. :. -: =. 2 % Mee
Strict Middhng. Observation-Disclosures =. d
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.. . = 77.-+t'I,7 7T' 70 -1--771I,. !. ~
COMMERCIAL. j.
,'a+ ~" Hxr,,ori.ria. n, !, i.i Il

IT. Export v 4. ''heiSa'2 - y y:
BALTiMORE-Per steamship Patnpsco-2s tca Rice Sc
baes Upland Cotton, 276 sacks Salt 157 bbla Turpen-
tne 2s pkgs. Per steamship Falcon-2 bales Sea
Island Cotton; N9 .bales. Upland Cotton 400 sacks
salt 10 600 feetL ,.6 bu s:ses a:5
5O bags Peas LBS pkgs. t1s 7fa f.757I1'"f :,
PHILADELPHIA-Pcr schr Vrai-l6O 600 feet Lumber
a NORTHERN PoRT-Per schr Ewell-l59 800 fest
Flooring Boards Il - gsis - = -
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West Inafn. nr.rkcte

MATANZAS, April 1s.-C1AIED SuaAn.- Our Last Re
posI OF the I'd inst left the market depressed,
upon the unisvorable advices reaching in
gru 70 1n1s srple both from Europe aud the United
States, and the downward tendency ot exchange In
me 1eantme transactions have been moderate, not
ceeoing 160oO boxes, under marked fluctuations in
pr:c and although 6sa7rs No "a g. were the rates
generally granted by parties holding charters The fen
the market to-day indicates decided advantage
me sae Of purchasers, who under the influence of
SUI prevailing great scarcity Of money, expect
20 1e aoe to buy at further reduction. -
previous report has continued unabted until now and
ar amount Of transactions, reaching about $500 hhds
has been registered both for Europe and the United
states Up the 10th inst prices firmly support
eo put subsequently trGing concession wss granted
OWING to some stagnation business Since then no
1urther reduction in rates has tnken place. E z.
). Mo1L AssEs-There has been an active demand for
clayed since Inst some large ates hAye been
engaged say about 5000 hhds at kee for GOOD pura
Molassea Purchasers have been ccntendn Of late to
or1ng prices down. but thus dealers refused to
y1eld 70 any reduction the receipts not sfciene
soon US the latter gone, there some probability
that the rates may recede Muscovado Is in limited re-
9aess at rs ke Of the season exceed those
FRE1aRrs-The demand for Europe has remained
aack with some decline in rates for large crafts notwith
For the United States the inquiry continues fair .
E1cHANeEs-The market has been generally dull and
tauetasng since our last TO the 18th instant when
Spain, being near an improved and sudden demand
sprung up as Havana causing rates to advance -.
q9 50 e ct Poos
hnues dull and only selected qualities of long dimep-
s.0ns are sassbie & At ss any rate Cargo Resoue from
TRINIDAD. W. Z, .25th March, 1ss7--Au our dealers
SOU nod heavy stoeks Of p Lumber and, ut present
Our crop is progressing very avorably Several pur-
chesers for the American market are operating largely
pertor quades suitable your wants. are held at 11c
out We 90 not hear OF any Gales at this rate.
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A. 1856 81. 7. +1l 1866,
.|1aIssa sss Iupl.A.||1 ||1sIs:,,a See lupll.!a!

ssock On nand Ap1h es i .a 2o,6a2 1,2b1l 28n2
Eve pubhsh no statement Of the Sea Island Cottn on
hand this week. as from the data we now haye IL "a tr
poesaote 70 procure correct We alai enesyor 10
procure reliable figures for next week. 4
R1oEIs somewhat sitter, the demand befI,u better
and the supply notso good yet tharo Ia NO cha.1o
In prices and We quote clean s3a1Oc Rough roe "a
not cerng just now, and is held at 81 oood srtice
Of seed rice commands 81 & - - n,
Mobile Market. s sl:; fsi.
MOBILE, April q. -Cor1oN.-The demand has BEEN
Light to-day end confined chiefly to one buyer Sales
reached 37t bales, the narket quiet at 2a12Kc
for Middlings. " u - FFs -
MoHRTAnY AND FMAao1A1.-With 8 continued dur.
ness anddghtnsss IN the money market we qulte:
Sterling nominal g. n. ~ :.t 5Sss
New York Sight 56 premium and u discount
New osiesns s . 4 disoount. al 81
Nh HI Fsalfanaore nzaraket. "a .s .ss
BALTIMORE. Aptn a. Corzuss onttnuiod kunisyo.
oe canle advtcas hive furthar depressed Tia
s, n9 ,inna'ry p or salcs quotations entirely noi.
ooy1EE-T rapid adyxnes oY premium 81 seo1d
$50 bSgs Bio ON private tarnna r -
FLoUR-Our market continues extfa1ness Ss;.. a.. 4,
the abeence of transactions withont rharos
though to effect sales some concession Trad haye III ~
nado on the part Of holders Stock RIA frecctnts hor
even, are quite snnn and mono pree p ha "a Rvn
Flour scarce and wanted we quote staady Saa ko
par bhL Com Neal rs also held nrnn ni6s III s06
bbla at IS 30 per bb We re ,ew uotaHoaa as betrn
though nominal viz %st
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douFs very yfespectfuHy,'.
S5j & n $:,'s P. @. GAILLARD.
Cor1Eoroa,a orr1or ), f,naro,, Haaayy Mayo1

SGGAA11
Hen: e.! e e Gaard .s! Aayor Of Charleston
70. IS. Government in front Of the new custom
house, and the city lands on East Bay street ne
located by Louis J. Barbot, Esq.,, City Civil Engi-s
I White, Architect and Engineer, acting in nv be-
hall, which line accept ION the part Of the Gov
eminent as being IN conformity to Instructions Of
$s; Be pleased to inform me officially If yon are
satisfied on the part Of the city with the said loca
ton: Very respectfully % 4 !, 49, -, !, 4,
81 The following bills came up for their second
s,,reading a3 i 4, ,%".-''7'G :
bin 70 amend 4ss1 an ordinance to raise supplies
Alderman Honour moved to amend the firat sac- :
the bM By inserting the following after the
%o aaS mlna t6s agt Day Of when
:on the amount OF taxes shall be paid and after
the 81st day Of August, three per cent per month
on ne y amount @ mt Of taxes due shall be paid until pay
M Alderman Olney moved to amend the second
s seot2n BY st striking out zone and half and
The syes and nays wore called for by Alderman,
AlaIsha and the proposed amendment adopted
OMAN steinmeyer, olneys oakes, Honour and
y NNays Aldernnen Marshall, S;Rnston, Cosegrove,,
The Bill received its second reading and was pass
sdto third reading. The Bill received its third
reading and passed.. The title changed to Orii-
snanca and was ordered to be engrossed for ratia-
Il 5cston. & sS sgs ss 4
aA HuLT A11END AN ORDINANCE 70 nArsE SUPPLIES III
8fro1 TsR YEAR 1857, AND FOE OTHER PURPOSES, -,
Bs it0td1i9ed By TIE Mayor and Alde7men tp
! EyWs sC6unol assembled, That all Taxea navabla
nnasr tha Ordinance to raise supplies or4ho year
1857, and sorOther purposes be, paid on or before
u The 29iAy; June next; and that persons who
shall make default Of payment OF .theirI Taxes on
that day, shall pay, "a ddition the amount q
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April 25..-F1sAac1A1--ao Brokers
are buying ut 138 and selling at 140. # s'5il N
SnvER-Brokers are buying at l2S and selling at 1872
SEcualI1Es--New Georgia per cent Bonds e3 &c s
and all that was offered was readily sold
for middinS and a for strict middng m ad-
fom 15a1sc Sales Of the ny amounted to $50 baea as
follows: at at 1s; at ls; 20 at1s; A3 ut
terms. vi - - r. Y - = - -
Receipts So bales. ss clsl
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Passengers.

Per stea.ner Eliza Hancoz, om Savannah via Beaufort
Me.edith. Robinson Miss Tracey ! Johnson nni
,sa, ,nay Z nBTGwnJ Peoe % md LADY Ben MFG wood
~, HWhite, pr Drain and 10 deck. 80 7T-3~s4>4s
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Savannah Market.

. SAVANNAH, April 25.-For the past week the market
has been exceedingly quiet and dull transactions being
very limited and they mostly city customers The
demand from the country has been dull in consequence
probably OF the want money and the unseadiness of
notable change. - 1-,11 . N
week The demand has been greater than the supply
Brokers are buying at to S premium, and selling at
ao.DI gtit i1s7e iad quits range
and the market for the week has been very uns.eady
The buying rate is 19sal39 and ceiling ialn1:7 I:,;5
taE1aHTs-We are not advised OF any change since
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s1nIILls sIMILlBUs GURANTUK.
IS HUMPHREYS

/ i"T
EIAVE PROVED, FRoMTHR MOST AMPLE ExpA.
III RlENCE, an entire success: Simple -prornpt-Kha
sient and Reliahle They are the only medicines per
sannot be made IN using them;s harmless a. to bt
tree toIn danger. and efficient to be always relia
Die They haze raised the highest nom
~ 1nL viii always render satisfaction. !1t
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70 Sew YORK and Boston, on timber 2. 10 O011 90
cube, on lumber lin goldl nom.
market was prostraed and it has continued 30 during
tne present week had then declined to 25c for mid
dnngs and we predicted still further decline; which
has since bean verified It hoped that when 1t had
fallen to I'D In Liverpool it had reached the lowest
suss and would probably advance agatn bat ins this
clining. -.9:s1. - .e'5....---ses -
This week there has been nothing done n this mar
Rets and prices have been unsettled thnt we can
seaze venture quotations 1ony be said to be
SEA lsiAaDs-1n this description Of cotton thers tss
been nothing DONE and there Is very little offering at the
prices purchasers are willing to corcede. -.@s1' T
The receipts at this port since the 18th inst amount
70 244 bales OF Upland and % bales OF Sea Isnd TIE
exports for the period amount to 34S7 baies m
land and 667 bales Sea Island. ~ NJ
,ss. COTTON STATEMENT. F5Ss5Fs II
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ll:lte lailq Mems,
SATURDAY. MORNING, APRIL 81. 1867.
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
THIRTyN1STH REGULAR MEETING.

sy. e COUNCIL CHAMBER, April %, 1857
Present-Tho. Mayor; Aldermen Ravenel, :Wragg,
Gerdts, Small, 0.NeIl, Stoi~ ~:eyer. Olney, Honour,
1larshall, .Oakes, Enstou, Ct'ssroye, Earlo, and
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Stock on hand Sept. 1.T..,.,..,. :,
Received since April 1s.. :.
R'escaved previcuaiy. ...... 80
Iotal receipts. \.
Exported since April 1s. :.
Exported preyiously..
Total exports: -. :. !.
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The New York EUcnin9 Post, of Wednesday, P. NJ.
April q, says: S1gs 9,;: s - b
The market easy at on miscellaneous coaterals
ano ae on, governments. Exceptional trasactons
st lower rates Tho accumulation OF ido capt
ea contnness and thefe Ia -,cre disposition lend.
.rat,EfA .
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BY Alderman Marshall: ~ 81 z!
On the petition OF the Stonewau Fire Engine
Company, proposing to purchase the city engine
now IN their possession. The Special Committee
on the FTesDepartment report favorable, and beg
final adjustment as to prica and terms. .is:
NJ .l((sScss1a22 :=syy55 w. G. WHILDEN.
x 4 -, E. ". MARSHALL. n
,Fgg. s% n s55 sT - %+- s 2. B. OAKES. .
- J. p. EARLE.
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The Committee on Accounts report that the,
have examined the several bills OF the Gas Com
pany, find them correct, and recommend they b.
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!. The Mayor communicated To- Council the follow

Hon. A. G.. Nackey Collector: :.
v SR: Yours Of this date, relative to the line of
street recently located in front Of the new Custom
House, and asking TINT T would officially inform
you i tho location OF said line is satisfactory to
the city authorities, has been received, - =
have examined The plat as drawn by the CITY
Engineer Mr. Barbot, and approved By Colonel
White, acting in your behalf, and the location of
the lnei is perfectly satisfactory to me as repre-
sentng hecity, which am authorized to do bv
resolution Of Council adopted at their meeting On
?. 4ss''5* .' Yours very respectfully. iS% &
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b sure that every bottle bears to fac-simile OF our
sisnsture steel plata LABEL with our private stamp
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NVALUABLEs It IN
creases t b 9 quantity
and improves the quail
ty OF the NJ T L z. 1t
has been proven by &C.
tusl experiment. to in
crease the quantity OF
MILK and. o b EA M
twenty per cent. aud
make the B UTE B
finn and sweet In mt
tening cattle, It 81 We
them an appetite, o.
thrive much nsSter.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-06-02

= " . - ~ 49,
u8sfdaftisunaeu, oenen Du Ditbisber
hberlieBeit, aufb6rett. Su barfft feine
glumen it,ebr MAIDEN, nnb teine 2ecttoS
men titebr ertbeiIen. Die 8eit folder
grniebrfgnt8sn unb ntbieungen 1T,
Soft iei Damt, iisst boriber, iinb nteite
So1ter barf fitb ntdt ferner 6a3tt bergts
ben, eine g9ulneiIerin sti fetn. Du
| baft beute nur ttotbig bic Guittuns su
| f1retben, rnb Santl tuerbe ih NIT Dir tn
bas Sinansant geben, I'm oie eintaufenS
Sbaler au erbeben. =. ,, ..,A
Sd tperbe bieie 2uittung nidt fdrets
Ben, faste Warie nit leiier ater fsher
Gimme. " 7'.s .i.tfsS ~. go
Sic geueraIin, tpeIde F6 eben erbe>
ben pollte, Iant ipieber auf ben Diban
suriG Der @eneral, beiIen 9tufntertlans
teit anfHsiuen6 gans bon BEN Neiben
.ieines 8eins in slniprud senotttntet, tuar,
bielt iebt I'M Meiben inrle, unb ietn ros
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