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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13
Enlarging Our boundaries.

For some time it has been report
ed that the United States Govern
ment had been treating for group
known as the Virgin Islands. The
last report comes from Vienna to the
effect that this Government had
offered $4,000, 900 in gold for the
group. The purchase would embrace
St. Thomas, Santa Cruz and st.
John, and several other islands of no
Importance. The group was disco
vered by Columbus on his second
voyage, in 1894 Between Florida
and this group lie Cuba, the BAHIA
mas, Sah Domingo and Porto Rico.
The following description of the
three principal islands of the. pro-
posed acquisition may not be uninte-
resting;
Santa Cruz is the most important,
having an area of 78 square miles,
and population, in 1850, of %, ,729.
st. Thomas comes next, with 27
square miles, and 13, ,666 inhabitants.
st. John has % square miles, and a
population of 1928.
Santa Cruz is about 20 miles long,
from two to six miles wide, generally
fiat, we'll watered, moderately fertile,
unhealthful, and subject to hurri-
canes and earthquakes. About two
fifths of the land is planted with
cane, and the annual sugar crop
varies from $4,000 to 10000 hogs
heads. The cultivation of cotton,
indigo and coffee has dwindled to
almost nothing. The harbor of the
capital town, Christianstadt, has
bad entrance, and is full of shoals.
st. Thomas is about IL miles long,
less than three miles wide, rugged,
bare Of woods, parched and sterile.
The area of cultivated land is only
$500 acres, half of which is given to
sugar. The free port of Charlotte
Amalia is the centre of large trade.
The annual importation is estimated
at SIS, 900, 900. and the number of
ships touching at the porti in 1850 was
2,196.
st. John is about IL miles long,
four miles wide, very uneven, with
little water, and poor soil. Small
crops of sugar and cotton are raised,
and some care is given to the raising
of live stock.
There is good anchorage at Chris
tiansborg.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13

A fine lot of Desirable Goods have just
been opened by BIr. Il. @. Shiver, who still
adhcres to his proper principle of good
tiscment, and then examine the goods.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13
DEATH OF AN ENERGETIC AND USE

DEATH OF AN ENERGETIC AND USE
Full CITIZEN. William Gregg, Esq,
President and chief manager of the
Graniteville Manufacturing Compa-
ny, died on Wednesday night, at his
residence in Graniteville. The cause
Of his death is supposed to have been
from cold, contracted while person
ally engaged in assisting to repair
the damage to the dams, etc., caused
by the late rains. He was an ener-
getic and useful citizen, and not
only directed business matters him
self, but, when necessary, actually
''put his shoulder to the wheel"
MIR. Gregg formerly carried on
iewelry establishment in Columbia,
from whence lie removed to Charles
ton, and'a later period took charge
of the manufacturing establishment
at Graniteville. He had magnifi-
cent aud extensive orchard, and his
early fruit was shipped in large
quantities to the Northern markets.
Mr.. Gregg was, we believe, one of
the most influential and thoroughly
practical business men in the State,
and his loss will be generally de-
ploted.
The gift entertainment for the re-
lief of the destitute poor of the
South will be given in Washington
City, on the Both of this month;
Persons desirous of obtaining tickets
will apply at once ut the PAeui.r
Office, as returns are to be made
prior to the 10th, so that necessary
arrangements can be completed.
New ApvEETIsEa1ENTs.- Attention III call
ed TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for thn first
time: -
P. Cantwell--Fulton Market Beef, etc..
Apply at this Office-Housc Wanted.
II. @. .Shiver-Removal.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13

Having a complete printing office,
superintended by the proprietor. we
can execute every description of book
and job printing-bill and letter
heads, circulars, labels, posters, pro-
grammes, business, wedding and in
vitation cards, railroad receipts,
checks, drafts, &c. Our friends will
find it to their interest land ours) to
give us call.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13

The bronze statues of Lewis and
Nelson, for the Washington monu-
ment, in Richmond, have arrived in
that city.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13


LEE AND His LrEUTENANTs. We
are indebted to Messrs. E. B. Treat
& Co., of 654 Broadway, New York,
the publishers, for q copy Of this
valuable and interesting work, BY
Edward A. Pollard, Esq. of Vir-
ginia, author of the 'Lost Cause''-
of which it is .ally companion vo-
lume. The work is handsomely
printed, and contains numerous ele-
CANT steel plate engravings. The
early life, public services and cam
paigns of Gen. Robert E. Lee and
his companion-in-arms are faithfully
portrayed. The writer asserts that
it wss endeavor, in the present work,
to assemble the most heroic names
of the South in the late war, and to
give to the world biographies of her
most illustrious military commanders,
including memoirs of all the army di-
visions of the Confederacy, from
Virginia to the Trans Mississippi.
The plan of the work is extensive;
the collection is naturally in the shape
OF galaxy, but the picture is one,
in the common light of the martial
glory of the South, in which all the
figures are grouped. The most we
can obtain of the lives of particular
men comes to us through the preju-
dices and colors of personal narra-
ton, and the author states that he
has been greatly assisted from the
notes and memories of surviving
actors of the great drama, and has
explored, for evidence. every print
and manuscripts of the documentary
history of the Richmond Govern
ment. 1t has been arranged that the
biographies in this volume should
cover the whole space of the action
of the late war. Including all the
great commanders, they .ontain some
names dear to each part of the former
Confederacy, and thus have an inte-
rest distributed through all the States
of the South. It was his design, in
short, to assemble the most remarka-
BILE characters of the late war, and to
perform q work in which Southern
youths may look for models of true
greatness, and those yet living on
the scenes of the great conflict find
manv subjects of tender and emo.
bling interest.
The work is published exclusively
by subscription, and agents are want.
ed in every section of the country,
who will doubtless find lucrative en-
ployment.
Having complete printing office,
superintended by the proprietor. we
can execute every description of book
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13

Carolina will promptly come to the
rescue, from an impending doom,
which will surely oyertake them if
they fail to do so. !,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13

The BROADWAY We have received
from P. B. Glass, Esq, the first
number OF a magazine, gotten up in
English style. with the above title.
The publishers, Messrs. George Rout-
ledge & Co., 416 Broome street, New
York, promise that their magazine
shall contain contributions from au-
thors of ability, and the first number
is fair indication of what the work
will be. The following extract from
the prospectus will give an idea of its
general character:
"The composition of our literary
staff will be eminently international,
graceful blending of right English
oak and ash with the tough but
plant hickory, the graceful birds
eye maple and the fascinating butter
nut We desire that the. English
green lane should lead to the wide
Western prairie, and that the little
English brooks, which, tiny as they
are, run Ton forever, should empty
themselves into the giant lakes of the
American continent. To abandon
metaphor, we have made, and are
making, arrangements with the best
authors and authoresses, in which
the international character of our
magazine will be studiously kept in
view, to the drawing closer together,
we trust, of the bonds of union be-
tween the two countries"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13
Local Items.

A Board of Trade, so long needed
in Columbia, was organized yester-
day, with the following officers: Pre-
sident-J. G. Gibbes; vice-Presi-
dent-R. G.. Shiver; Secretary and
Treasurer. O'Neal, ir.; Executive
Committee-Chairman, John Agnew;
j. A. Blakely, T. E. Gregg, r. D.
Sem, j. II. Wells, J. Fisher, w. B.
Stanley, r. N. Lowrance, G. w.
Beardon.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13

Read Udolpho Wolfe's advertise.
ments in to-day's paper.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13
BAGGING AND ROPE.

4 BNLES GU MY BAGIING,
lO so coils Manila Rope,
200 lbs. Tagging Twine. just received
and for elle low by ]. " T. Il. AGNEW.
Aug %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13

WoIfe's SehI,dam Schnapps are good
for Cont.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13

Wolfe's Schiedam rSchnapps is tn,
purest liquor manufactured in the world.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-13

DIG HAMS, BACON STRIPS, SMOKED
Il TONGUES and SMOKED BEEF. Just
received and for sale at
Sept 13 CANTWELL'S.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12
@arptr.'s MeeflD,
+" =. elegant burdiues ilIuitrirt.
Snbfcriptipnen.

-e.. / s 6 T.
Ste Serausseber baben elm SpRem NIT Stm Bot;
Separtement einsefiibrt BURG welbes fie has ROSas
zine, iopie ibre Beetlp 9enen, pelbe IS uor;ieben
S:eieIben brett pom Der pffee Ses Serdassebers
be,ieben, NIT 20 Gents pro Sdbr suienSen perOen
iebo9 mus bieier 8etras an bic 9oft=Ofee bes Subs
icribenten, be;abIt wereeH. 4ofmeiier coer 2ente
bic fir Clubs 8ettnnsen gu be3ebsn pini@eh, egbaIs
ten apf BerIansen Show Bills. ~ ,.
Sebin8mn9en. ISL
Sarper's QReeiIp fur Sabr $500. 49,, +
!, Cine Grtra Summer, pom 9Beetp ME DOM Dlda1s
aine, rpiro ieoem Club, Der anf 5 Rnmmern a 400
abonnirt gratis perabfoI9t,
SsblenOe Anmmern f6Rnen ieOerseit na9setefert
melDen. t; 5s.5.u
Gine Rei5enfpIge aIer Rumwern bes Sabres pom
6arpers Beetlp rperben Surb Ggpreb, frd non nntos
ten un0 niehli1 gebunoen fur 81 uerfanot. gtne
poaitdnsige Ausgabe, neun SGhrgdHge umf1ieno,
Ipirb bel GinfeRSnna pon $5.15 pro sSabrgnng, nit
RadsobInne Der Iran9 portsRoiten uer6idt Tueroen.
Der s. abreans eTibeipt am tften Sauna 1867 uous
tdnoie. 80 tlrI
~ trper S 8rpfberS,
24Obd rantlin Squart, Nep yeri ].
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12

men, cine abbiticqelIe Stabilize ausau>
ferti9en bon allen Stimmcn, bic fe
sdblen unb biefetbe Dem 9tesiitratiOns>
@ommilFOaer-s gu iibersebeu, Der Seis>
rerieits 9uplitate Oes GeiuItatS dol
der 'g8ablen an bas @rccutibe mo
Stadts> Depattsment abfcrtisen ipG
fiit> pie slotisnabme, Der 9esislatut anb
anberer Departsments Der 0tesieruna.
llno alIe aSff5iere i'm @emmanbo,
bon 9tadtatruppen> fiuO biermit anbss.
foblen, ben beiasten Sobn 6. @aut
ODER irge1o elm anSeres Ser @omttee
Mitslieper p6er ibrer @senteg ipo lie
thinner 81 finbeu fipb, su drretifen, DfaaS
| fe auf ibren 9lbidten belteben ioIlter.
Die @usabun9 Der @eieBe gu berbins
Iiaerh; upb sbeqfals ii sibnen uhttfObs
len, ale Seriammlun9en aufsubre9en,
Die 0as Ibbalten un9elebmdbi9cr@ab
len aber Die 9tuIlifcirung irscnS pel<
l4srr, resularer 0abIen gum 3ipetfe
baben.
Gum 3eugniB hierfiir babe i6 bier
a unter, tneinen gfanuui gciebt
unb beranIaft, oaB bas groBe
az 'StaatSi iegel bieier Yroflanas
| IL. S. tion beigefii9t miro. @ei9eben
| fu.I i'm @geentio Oepartemeiit su
gfafbpiIle an bielem 5ten Sage
bes MOnats SuIi, &,0. 1867.
SIS. O.. 8 70 wlfJpB ,H*3s
| 0ouberneur.
/ g. 3, 6letder aaH
StdatSIefret1r. ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-12

t2apt 8ienss, @usldreibuss 1T
FirOi fur rim isaae qfr etc :
S. ron IanS Iertlart. !
y San,e Die 9finoerpef \ iiber bic
\@bnsiser @rdnse; 70 mare bic S4nsia
elm fronsntreies Gen asns
Iano. g8as it better?
Gifenad, II. Slni. gSir
psroen i'm spatlommer bier Elm i6o<
ne9 ua6 beoeutluhsebOuss adt baben..
@S finS ndmIi6 am %. 9lilg. IS.
500 abseleit- Grridtans. Der SSart<
burg bergansen, unb infer 2anbesbfrr,
Ser &stauraf4 pfsies init nnfersqna@ I
tionalen @eidi@te 10 bielfdd mo iftS
-.ntg persSubfeneH s9aaes, seseHft, 14uie
imam bort, 6ieaes Subilaam ii, wiiroi<.
8oer s8eie sabesebsrl> Der erite Sag;
chen Ser %. Insuit, iOu Der proteitane
it'd Srtforniatorii6en 8cbeutung Der
! @artbuyg aelten Ane Oaber nit elnem
, @otteSpienit in Der Burg 9cfeiett iper>
osli! }Dst,s adeits Sag ibirO ben nit
telaIterlt6 sromantifden SeSiebungen
bieier einitigen Yfegitdtte zines elans
sefben 9tttter> unb Minneidn9ertbums
gspibmet ieia;i an -Oiefem Sage ioll
9tI5t's sroBes 'Statorium uGliiubetB"
CUR 9luTiibrun9 geIangen. go bieI
berlautet,iiber bic officieIle Stter; luas
Sic gtaot giienad. ibrerieits etfua nod
tb,in' iptrb, cam bieitIbe aud mad Ser
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nadIten umgebungeh' Ser g8artburs,
bic ld0nen SSalOesb obeit linO S8ulbes>
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senbeit bieter, barilber tit nod nidtf
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%. SUM. iStutc tritt in ,unierer $aupt.
unb &eFpensItabt Sifeburg Ser 2ano.
tag sulanmeg nm Die, 9forboeutf&
8dhSesperlaiIun su ssnebnisen, mi
asnar nidt elm neu9enablterj fotOerl
Der 2anOtas, usl6er I'M Wfars 1874!
lStDqBlt, nidt 4ange bcrnad bertast
''atttr ftiemafs 'dilfgei0bt 1T. SEPT, mad
a. Sabren oerielbe 2anotas! Son oe1
20 lripriinsliden SlbeeorOneten (au
BEN SSablen bonn 4. unb 5. 0far
1S491 ftnb fiinf toot, elmer 1T ausse
tuanbert nad Slnerifa, uuseetreten 6
nieber eintreten in ben 2anbtag au
9raHo 6esealtell Wan6ates iuouen M
8ur9ermeiiter Seller, yeg-< Ser. DO
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/ iIhe, 6OIor Qf9llef sob: eeesern So
Ion 9lubage. - 8on SfeuipabIene fin
'httt5utbeitr: NlmtsaiI. OedFst, Sim
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4 dnnimint) unO Sec. M0beLs, Sin
f1asaBf lift dufi anbuftftnmte 8eit Der
tagt.a @GStg. I. 9pypp-l /,
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Srt8fnaI=g OrrefpDubem5 Der
Z .Senueffee Staets3eitmmA~.
Wnri8. 28. Sufli 1877. ?

4aris, %. SUM- 1867.
Sod ehe Der &onis bon Breuben pie
fran30ff4e Sauptitabt berlafien bate,
besann oer neiie Selb3ua tueI6en suerit
bic fran3Offde Sournaliftit eroffren
nno ipdter bic fran30fifde &rmee gegen
Oeutldlano gu @noe fiibren fol-. SO
1T nidt bic 9lusfeIunG iuel@e slapos
leon beranIabt bat, ben 6eIs3u9 i'm
Sriibjabr nibt bor3unebmen ion6ern
es mar bas b6aise llnberm6gen 5rant>
rei6s ms Selb gu ridden. nnb oas
mad al ben @ussaben, nad al ben
8idtnngen, Die man felt is Sabren
betreibtl Umpire c'est la PAL uno
nnunterbroden Oonnern Die ,fronaofi<
.f6en 9ef6ise felt Der s bronbelfeiauna
9lapoleon's Ill, baIo an benz einen
baIb on benz anbern GaOe Ser igseIt.
4ber eegen stDei @untte, ge9en Bic iie
felt lansc seridtet fnO, baben Re nod
ni9t gefeuert: eesen Die GiegerliBou
gBnterfoO. England unb 8reuben Fnt
nod ni9t bafiir sesiidtist porben, Sat
fe auf ben bIutisen SeIoern Belle,
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8reHdmationss
.,s.4v oeS : 81 st. -i--t
GjptberneurS pDm SemnefTee.

Hi< aS!s't@ Gtaat Tenneiiee, !
Grecutip= Departement
Nafb lie, ben 16. SUM- 1866.
So Bic @eneraI gertdmmhsna am s. @drs 1887 elm
9eeB pailirte, oefen g. uno 4. Seftion ben plgen=
ben a8orIeH uno Gbarafteren berfost finb, ndmEi5
Settion5. gSei es feraer bei1Iofen, baB bic
n Pau 1t0g Ssastg tsse ats sm ests pom
nun unb nitia ert art iei uno TT une xieinaRb bee
retigt iein oa, Rrnt eines u CT heiagter 3eyiftrs
rnns anseeittuteu eertftates su ftimnien.s
9efttmmurgen bieies @efeSes iTdb auf iebes anbere
epuntD biefes Staates eritreden iouen, tpenu es t
setrna n.b sMnstersIet}e in Ser aeSrirnna p Hss
GtRtngeheru IN ioIden Counties fiattaefunben baben
uno Der 9onuerneur foa foide Tbatiad]e per6ffent-
den MnS beiagte aesiftratiOn SHr9 qrotlaination
ann,iu reu."E ser4 -
1lno ba CUR rleberssuspus hes gouuernears AZ Rage
geiomuHen h SAs 8etrugsua6 unterdIeiie tn Der Hes
ailtrirune pom Stimmaebern in anferem County
Gesbalb nun iese it, gsiIiam @. 8rownIou, Sous
perneur bes Staaies IenHeiee, taft mir iberirases
erpd5nte Il A. Seition SeS Geieses rom s. Rdrs
1867 nuer esten SFdbten, gdnslid nui bic Sete unb
erfIdre fir null nnS MID g ALE bisber IN benz County
iueIe berets getaIten ruorben 1T ooer gehaIten
ben tuirb BEN Observation-Disclosures Iuelber
am SUM 1867 untsr ben geiiimthrngen Ses gsistes
oerung nno Amenoirung he's @eiste pom g. @drt
1866" einaefebt uproen 1T nno Qtemano in BEN bes
,nes in 1S e. asr
nlp.aen bes 9eleses pom 8, gRdra 1855 etn8 feften
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Namenssrlnietl9rift biertnter ssfest
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- tN' 81 Sie9el 0tta9t iDtrs; 50 esi4eten i'm
80 10 9epdrtement Naibutue am 10. 3ase i'm
. I'd nor aRonat SUM- A. y. 1867.
Sir ben Goupsrnelu: -
ua aB. o. BrpwnIop.
Der, Staats istretdr.
1unl7 3niturp3m ,
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A5rp fTaii,it,atfppiif .bes @pnpsr=
lIi'G II ~! .iteittS!E<

10 gSa rauns fir .Mufip ie 9Ier.
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Nptis.

SeDttj.
!. Office bes 8ssifrirnnyS. GommiIipnsr's,
= 4OaSihIpn Counts, 3enn.,
-. -s."a r'aF FL I. DEN 20. SUM- 1867.
gllr gsrionen, bic su &esilfrationS-G erti-
fcaten inter benz MablseIeB bereGtist finb,
t0erbsn bierbur6 benaGri9tiet, baB it beab-
T6tiee, am
10. 5uli 1867
bic &rsifratiUn Der 9timmberedfiaten fir
tieIss County ~ rcIleiiben iino tiir pcrlGnfg
,u lbIie6eu. Hah benz werben Certificate nur
an Muntaaen unp Dienfasen ieees Gfrnins
brs SiertrljSbrliGen County 0eriGts ausse-
sebeu prrben.
a 70, 81. q. 9lScn,
e. GUmmilfcner fur ResiRratiCn fur
juH29 b DaSibicn County.
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gtaat Sennefee, GrecutiD !
~ Separtement. II +
.9(nlbbiIIe, 5.sSuli 1867 }

Malbbllle, 5.sSult 1867
Sin sic 8esiitrations Gommiffouare
81 unb Die SberiffS in allen Counties
s.ean bcs Staates Sennei1ce unb an Die
n. 9ti6ter llno @leFfS Der ant erlten
9onneritag I'M @aguit 1867 itatt<
finbenoen Staatspablen:
Sn 6 In gun 9, babt Elm aufiuie>
feehbes pqb rebeaildes Circular Dor
8ufseni olrd etnsn sepi6eu Sobn 6,
j 8aut, GSorfbeneer zines rebeIiiden
oGomites gu sfaibpiIIe, an Die County
Courts OisfeS gtdates erIdiIen iuorOen
lit, in, tpel9em Die belagten County
GolittS 'aufgeiorbert iperoen, on Steue
Der &egiitrations >@ommiiiiondre bic
yti3ttt ltnO Girls full Die bepOrlfeben<
SET @abter ST ernenhen, burd lueIde
Auiferosrrprg bic Slbfdt funo seseben
pirb41 pas BablseiebDSu annulliren
TITO Bet eonititlt4iDn SeidB redtssiil>
tige 8abler am eriten SOnneritas bes
Monats ausnlt 81 jpperbinOern, unO
Sn @rwagun9, Dap tuabrl9ein@
!, lid einige Der @ountD Courts bieles
Staates, oeren Mitelieber rebeIliid
3 bisponirt fnO, Die in ienem Circular
entbaItenen Iufforberung Sol9e 9elei<
itet unO 10 Dem berratberifaen @lan,
Ole Musiibung Der @efebe gu berbins
bern, 8oridub seIeiltet haben;
Sur besbalb befebIe i'd, g8illia M
9. 8ropnIo Soubernertr. bes
Staates Senneiiee, gebnnbete bird Die
Contribution MnS& in einen 9lmtSeib,
barauf sn ieben, OaB Bic scfese in sebOS
riser Beiie sebaf6babt nnO alssefiibrt
fperSen, Sen 8eeiitrations Commit
fonasen i'm gansen Gtaate, Die Tote
Seftion 6es geiekes bonn Is. Sebruar
1867 IN i9tusfiibrnng 81, brinsen unt
aIIe GIerts u1O. 9ti6ter fir Die 9lu9uite
fuabfcn 1T ibren reipeftiben Counties
su crnenner. lino ben berid)iebeneu
Sbcriffs in ben perfdiebencn Counties
bes Staates lit hermit anbefoblen, be-
faste @ablen ab3ubalten uno gu eroffs
men, tuie es oas @eleB berfdreibt, uni
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