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Domestic Markets.

NOUN DISPATCH.
New YORK, August G.-Flour, new, 25c lower
Wheat 2a3c. lower. Corn excited and 2a3c better
Mess Pork s23a23 81. Lard quiet ut l2Ia13I.
Whiskcy quiet. Cotton quiet and firm al 2Sla
29c. Freights quiet. T,,rpentine 59aGO Rosin
firm; common 81; strained 81 12i. Stocks strong
and excited. Money per cent Gold 1iul. Sicr.
ling, time, 9Ea1O; sight 10l Coupon bonds of G2,
1l2j Virginia sixcs, new, 50a5l; Tonncsseo skies,
cI coupons, G9a694; new issue G7t.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Stocks strong. Gold 1i0t. Registered bonds Of
'G2 109!; Coupon Bonds do. 1881; Gi Coupons no.
OF Co. 110i; new issue 1881; 1910, 1927; 7-3O 107i
Cotton steady; snles 1000 bales Mt 2sia29c chiefly
ut 20. Flour steady. Wheat lower; Southern Am
ber, SO 1oa2 30; white So 1Oa2 80. Corn excited;
mixed Western 81 DIAL II. Mess Pork 500 10. Gro
ceres quiet and steady. Spirits OF 1'urpentine So,
a594 ltosin 80 s7tus so. Frcghta drooping-on
Wheat to Liverpool 5s. Money unchanged. Gold
closed steady Mt 1l0a1i0!. Foreign Exchange
heavy and lower; primo bankers 1094al09l. The
shipments Of specio tomorrow will be light. Gov.
crnnents strong. Stocks continued to advance tc
tho close to-day. Mining shares generally dull and
lower.
BALTIMORE, August G-Cotton firm and scarce
deorgia Middlings 2ssn20. Sugar quiet and firm
Flour dull, favoring buyers. Wheat dull, and de.
Primo 35ai5. Corn lower; Wnte 81 14a1 IS; Yci,
low 81 l3a1 Il. Provisions quiet and firm, with Il
good consumption demand Weather mild and
pleasant Corn improving from recent rnins
CINCINNATI, August G.-Flour firmer and I'M.
changed; Super6no 37.2Oa7.55. Corn in good ship
ping demand; No. l, in bulk, &c.,; stocks small.
Whiskey steady. Provisions quiet, without. any
decided change, but in little demand Mess Pork
held at s2325a2350. Bacon Shoulders 12c Clear
Sides 15lc. Lard dull; primo offered Mt 12lc.
New ORLEANS, August G.-Sales 1000 firm. low
Middling 25aa2Gc. kecepts for tllroY DAYS 7O5.
Exports III tho samo period $685. Sugar anj
Molassos unchanged. Flour with better inquiry
but tho market IL overatOcked Prices nominal
Superfine, So 75a9 so. Corn firm at 81 U5a1 2j
Lard, in primo tiercos, 13ic. Pork declined bc
500 90. Gold S93ai0. Now York Sight Exchange
unchanged.
MoDrLE, August G.-saes to-day 800. Low Mid.
ding 2c. Receipts 142.
WILMINGTON, August 6.-Turpontine firm at 5iY
644c. Rosn firm at 81 90a4.50.
SAVANNAH, August G.-Cotton advancing mud il
good demand. Sales 205 bales. Aiddlings 27e
Receipts 1G0. Weather fine.
AUGUSTA, August G.-N1arkot stiG; prices firm
Sales % bales. Middng 25to. Weather hot ani
cloudy Tho planters in Southwestern Gc0rgi,
nre preparing to pick cotton next week. Tho ac
counts arc favorable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS- EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT or
REV. DIR. MfEIsS-Synopsls Of Test Merits obtained by
pupils OF a1o'c-naneL Academy. for tho tern, ending
July 3lBi, 1867.
l. EasOn. 1883; r 4. Wagner. 1870; l.. q. Icnricks
1900; j. Lopez. 1922; s. Esn, I2si L. HarriE 1EG; r.
wnrg, la'6; s. Harris. 1857 y. X. Nor inner. 1904; J..
LhBruco, l0al; X SiH onH l0a9; Z. Manisuuit, 90i.
Second Dlvision-S. Cohen. 1923; L. Blank. 1921: IT..
Manlgault 1921 - Hanks 1:03; J.. Hendricks, 1895;
j. Pnkoshn; 1o.G N. Jacobs lUiO A. Oitoleng,i lpIo;
T. Wneman. l0i0 f. Middleton, 100: L. Lopez 99s; 3.
Blank. 9si; NJ Elias. 97o; - hcrs. 9l2; l.. Anckrr.
o'l; NJ hnrkcr 03l; j. warirg, g3l; - Patrick 8iy;
- Meynarl. 400; -seckendoIf, 732.
PRIMARY DErAnrsESr.-u. Davis, Gib: II. Apple 6a5;
g. Rau 63l; J. Mnrks cas-; II. Kau Gas; o. Aropc GI0:
]. Danm $50; W. johnson, al.
SECOND Glass;. EhrliclI. $50; L. Cohen, 6U6; J..
Sampson, 6lO II. Iaeman. AL; ]. wInstock. 4l6; j..
WestorlcrII, il6; Y. Cohen, 4IO L. Isenan. 33o II.
Apple. $50.
THIRD CLsss--M. Iscmsn. II. Ostler, II. Samson, II
Kaul, = Meynarlie, not marked. l August
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August 7
c. II. SCIIwING.
Secretary Fra tenn

Tribute to tho Memory of Thon,ux Ryan
William &. Dukes, Alun u. Glover, Will
linn White and John w. Caldwell, late
Members OF the HIbcrnInu Society.
At tlo regular monthly meeting of tho Iil,cr,an So;
cety held nt their Hall. Tuesday evening. the Glh inst.
the following preamble and resolutions. Introduced by
Mr.. II. T. OCaSSon, rc unanimously adopted aud
ordered tn bo published In the daily papers:
It has bccu MISFORTUNE amid tho ciamltics of the
nte deploraGle war. to tho usI several Of
most valued anu cstccmcd members. Our old and time
honorcd Society not spared In common brrcnvc-
mcnt which afflicted tho whole people Of State und
death then visited circle with heavy and blirng
hand. The memories Of The past dead been honor
cd in tile usual and appropriate henting such
occasions, anu tho examples Of such ALLEMoSa,
MCKENZIE and CAREY. who pcrishrd in those fatal Zines
will continue To uphold us.
Dnt later, fresh wounds have hecn opened and newer
gries been started. itoMAs RYAN, tho carlics,
nnd eldest members Of this Society, who's, attachment
and prilc for its welfare prosperity were
rate. with the love he had for his native Ian las passed,
from time T. eternity WILLIAM c. DuxEs, whose ntil.
ence WAS Bgna!Iy felt i'll promutins its interests, and
whose generous example will not DO forgotten has
paid the last debt of naturc. ADAM d. GLOVER, than
whom none recently as displayed n,ore zeal in
the great cause Of Charity In which engaged will
no more Hight with his rnr our festive boarl. shed
around US tho genial warmth Of his soul. WILLIAM
WHITE who loved tho honnr end famn Of our Society
al only truc Irstnian could have loved it, and wo
never failed To attest his sympathy anil devotion
aud last, hut not least dear to our hearts, the
amentod Jos w. CALDWELL, whose mortal rcna wo
this evening followed TO their final resting place. Lc
died In land distant from rs, but with long pNlslion
OF Ills heart beating to Tile last unison n,d harmony
with tho association which hia pritie ami hH boa.i
and in which lie almost reared. 1lIrir memories
will bo borno In Hlcrcd remembrance, and their OK.
nmplcs as jealous members SHOULD 10 kept constantly
bcforo us. Do H. therefore.
Rriotre That the ncmbcra Of tho IIibcr,,ian Society
mourn thr loss OF tho Lilo THOMAS Ryan, WILLIAM q.
DuKEs. ADAM d. GLnyEI, WILLIAM Waite, anu JouS ".
CALDWELL, useful cibzons. and worthy, respected
bora OF our frateri ity.
=. Reioire That copies Of this preamble ami resou
tons be transmitted 10 tho representatives tho rcsIec
tive families OF tho deceased that page in our a-
uio Book bo dedicaiud to tIeir memory.
Extract from tho Minutes TIIOS O.BRIES
Ecrrrtary
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OBITUARY..

DIED In tliis city. on Tho 9Th August 1867 after a
severe illness OF few days. which ho bore with rllra MI
ior!itndc; FRANCIS AUGUSTUS DUFoItr. nsrd -
oD' His FrtrndS, thnsc Of his Parents, ana
OF IN respective nmiles are invited 10 attend his Fun
raj Service, at ST. Pstrci's Church. This lfcrnnpn nt
haH-lasI four O'CLOCK ~ August
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as- WASHINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE
CoMpANY.-Yuu will ait ,nd the Funeral lin citizens
drrsSl oi your late DrOller Member FRANK a. DU.
FORT, FROM his rrshcnsc. No. G65 King street, Thi.
afternoon. at hali.l,as, Three O'Clock
c. II. SCIIwING.
August Secretary {'ro TEN.
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New ORLEANS, August G.-Majnr and Brorct Col
onel ALEX. voN ScunoEDER, Assistant Inspector
General OIL SuERIDAS's staff, died suddenly last
evening Of brain fever.
Radical meeting was called Tonight TO cuIorso
SHERIDAN. Several prominent party leaders were
announced 10 speak.
Tho steamer X Re Oh, from New York, reports
that on August D. Off Koy Wesl, a. 3 ~. NJ, spoke
pilot-boat, which reported tho steamer having
tho liavana Cablo und everything i'll complete
readiness. They would proceed 10 lay il OH that
day
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News from IIondurns;

New ORLEANS, August G.-fhero no appro-
tensions Of further troubles from tile Indians ut
the Balizc Additional United States cmigrans have
arrived. Tho import duties have brcn raised
three per cent.
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Marine Intelligence.

New ioRK, August G.Vcssos arriving report n
tremendous hurricane. II lasted several hours
Several vessels arrived today moro Or less in
jurcd. Pieces of wrecks have been picked up by
various pilot boats The steamship america, Just
OIL goes into dock
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From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, August G.--Capt. ARMS, near Fort
Hays, with forty men, surrounded by In,lians
He cut his way out, and reached Fort lays, lotly
pursued. IIc was reinforced from the fort, moved
against them, but nothing has boen heard of the
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81 NOT TICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the estate Of TIMOTHY II. spANN, do.
ceased OF Beaufort district Will present them duly at
tcsIcd. nnd toso indebted thereto will make payment to
+. HAMILTON,
July 81 wtls3 QualiHcl Executor
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From montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August G.-Gencral popE
orders ,lisc ,ntnuarcc. and forbitls future pro-
ceedings i'll cases against soldiers, for acts in ac-
corflancc with military orders.
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From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, August G--Jutlgc LAWRENCE has
been appointed by General CAnLlS to take char &C
OF the ncsrnra who have been discharged for poli-
tics. LAWRENCE fin Is it difficult to provide for
lInn
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From, Wilmington.

WILMISoroS, August G.-Ordcrs lave been re-
coived from General SrcKLEs to suspend NIL jury
trials, OH account of Noncompliance with General
Orders No. 32 ordering tho revsal OF jury lists All
jury trials, upon tho receipt OF this order, were
suspended.
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sJ DAT OHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIIIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE ia the best in tho world The
only true and perfect Dyt-harmless, reliable, inaan.
tancous. No disappointment No ridiculous unts
Natural Black or Brown Remedies tho III effects of Bad
Dyer Invgoratcs tho hair. leaving II so and beautiful
Tho genuine Is signed Giia A. Bachelor. All others
arc nero imations and should bo avoided Sold by oil
Dnigssts aud Porfameu Factory. No. 81 Darcley
strcet Now York.
~. BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
Deoombsr 10 t.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

No" REGISrRArlON NOrICE.-TIiE BOARD
OF REGISTRATION fur rollclon District, 81 Georges
Pars Filth Precinct, will commence it, duties nj Tile
times AMI places follows. AMI will close the Books
tic 10Th September, In nrtrr To comply with Paragraph
MN. Grncrai Order No. i' Headquarters Second Mill
ary District, yin; anI. time fer pui lie inspcr iun
aud revision of the Lists, viz:
First Poll. at thr Tuwn Hall IN Suunlcrvillc on the
nth. 18Th. ill., 10th, aTlh and 2sl August the 9ll.
lUh and lItli September.
Second Poll. at ligcvillc 10Th and Eth August 2d,
3d. nth anil illl September.
Thrill Poll, ut Gcoro's Statiun, South Carolina Rail-
r'at on the 2ls I'D AMI 2.d August unl 5, 9Th, It'll,
18th. 18th anh 10Th September
Tho hours Of sitting will be from %. NJ. to4 +. NJ.
$. RfNGMAS,
Chairman OF the Euarl for ST. GcOrges Parish, Fifth
lTrciiicf August Z
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G g. $ ia RS"
p r Z p AR Att O IS

Laboratory, No. 10 Crosby street, New York.
5000 Boxes. Hotties anil Fiasss manufactured daily
SOLD BYALL DRUGGIS7S EVERYWHERE
"CosTAR's" SALES DEPOT,
No. asa BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
wero ST. So to So slzos aro put np for Famies s,ores
Ships. Dua,a Public Institutions, &C., &c.
II is truly wonderful tie confidence Tint Is now lad In
every form OF Preparations that comes from costars
"COsTAn's" ExTERMINAToRs-F l,ats. M,ee
R1achss, Ant. &c. &c. "ony infalble remedy known
%cosT%M's" SEbnua ExrEnM1NAron-A liquid,
"cosTAs EiEcrRIU E sfuI AISS Po%bsRror Is Moth, IN
Furs and Woollens Is invaluable. Nothing ran exceed it
fSr power an, etlcaey Destroys instantly oil Insects Oh
."cosTAR's" BuCKTTORN sa1.yE-Forc Cuts Burns
Wounds bruises. broken Breasts. soro Nipples Piles i
affections No family should bo without IT, n exceeds
In efficacy oil othor SaIves IN uso.
"co'iTAlss" CORN soLyENT-For coms, Bunions,
"COsrAn's" BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE BIOS.
Ms-eaut!neH the Complexion, by giving to tho akin
yond anything IN uso Ladies' or iasto and position
regard It essential 10 the toilet An unprecedented
sno Ii It's bost Recommendation. Ono bottle 10 nwsya
"Co5TAIrs" BISHOP PILIS-A unyoraal Dinner
Pill isgar coalcd and OF extraordinary efficacy Cos.
Headache. 4 PHI TINT is rapidly safe.ssdins all
Others.
"c0sTAR.s" COUGH nEMEDY-For congls, Colds.
Ioarscnes. soro Throat Group whoopIng Cough. Asi.
and all forms OF Bronchial, and Diseases or TIM
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D0WIE e. NOISE,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
No. Isi Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel
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VOLUME ~. mo. 615
TEIEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

FLORENCE August 6.-GAnInALpl has abandoned
Tho niovomcnt against Rome for tho present, cx-
pressing himself confident Of ultimate success.
LONDON, August CO L. NJ. There il u heavy
rain storm prevailing throughout England. In
consequence of unfworablo weather brcadsturs
arc iirrncr. Corn 37s 9l California wheat i3s.
l0l. Tnl!Uw i5s. Bacon i3s. 9d. Lard j0s. 5d.
Rosu II slillings
LONDON, Angus, = Noon. = ronsuls 9lf.
Bonds -.
LIVERPOOL, August G-Noon.- Cotton dull; sales
5000 bales. uplands l0ld.; Orleans load. Weather
is uniarorablc for the crops. Trcadstuifs tirmcr
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Washington Hc,ys.

WAsu1NGToN, August G.-Tho Presidents for
NAL instruction to STANTON that his resignation
would DO acceptable cXcitcs political circles. His
voluntary vacation Of The Office is not regarded
probable Tho Presidents note in effect that
considerations or Tnbli: policy would render his
resignation acceptable.
Secretary SEWARD has returned.
STASToS did not attend tuday's Cabinet mcctin.
The Internal revenue receipts to-day amount To-
sfi5, 900.
The comparative statement Of the deb. covering
Two months shows that The lcbl bearing coin i'll
torost has increased s7G,262, $50. The debt bear
ing currency interest las decreased $50, 72d,910.
Tho maturcd debt not presented FOR payment has
Increased to 1872 $40, ,559 and the debt bearing 10
interest iias decreased slS1, ,i25Sf4.
This makes the apparent decrease of the total
debt during tho last two months $35.iG3. .SI9 hut
tho coin in the Treasury during The same period
has increased SIllG, ,75G 80, while the currency has
only decreased 80, 1885, $50. that tho actual re-
tluction IF the public debt from June 1 TO August
1 amounts to 81 309, $40 %.
PrERREroSr has concluded his arSuemcnt in the
SUnRArr case this evening. Judge FISHER will
charge the jury in the morning.
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90 PUBLIC NOTICE.-.TIIE OFFICE OF
tho City Rcgisirar and Health Department has boon ro.
moved nom No. III COMING STREET to tho NORTH.
East CORNER OF CALHOUN STREET AND RUr.
LEDGE AVENUE
Charleston, August I, 1857. G Aueust1
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Kentucky Election.
Eranl Nc,y Ilrlcnns,

LOUISVILLE, August G.-lIELMs' majority will
roach 40 Of0
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L5' EEGISTRNrION.-TII BOARD OF REG
iSrRAfloN for ilc Second Precinct uf Charleston will
commence its duties tho fath inst, Monthly next al
the Market ro Ward No. i: and contnuu in session for
three days
On Thursday tile i5 ns The Board will continue lis
session mt the Palmetto Ensiuo House. Arson street, for
tliaco days.
The three rst days Of the week will 10 for registering
~ tho Market Poll AMI the three last days Of the week
i"r registering at ihr Engine House until the same Is
completed.
AS lie wloin duty must he performed by The lat 0cto.
bcr Tie Rooka Will he closed tho lgh September In
order to comply with Paragraph NIX. General Order No
g. Headquarters Second AIiitat District giving ample
nm" for ibc Inspection AMI revision rtl lis,p AL per-
Ros qualified to vote under tho provisions, Act or
Congress passed 2l March, 1867 ntitlc can Act to pro-
vide f"r tho morr efficient government OF tlr Rebel
stacs. nl thu several acts supplementary thereto nrc
invited I" appear before tho board Tor Hcgstra,iuil
Hours of sitting will be fr,m 0 A. NJ, 10 BPM
Tile final sessions for revising the sa will be held nj
tile Market Poll September 26;ll and 2Il auIi ut the
Palmetto lni,inn House the 2Slh aud aO Scptcn,bcr
EDwD. G. KECKLEY,
Chairman Hoard cf Registrars for the Second Precinct
District of Charleston. August
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From Raleigh.

RALEI0r, August q. General SIcxIrs has order
dered the Post Commander here to notify Governor
WORTH that the adjourned August session of the
Legislature is postponed until further orders
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aB-MEhlORIAL ASSOCIATION. THE PRI:SI-
DRS'f AND OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION 10
commemorate Tho Confederate tlel earnestly request
those persons who have not paid tcr annual suhacrip.
tions to do soon possible TO tho Treasurer Mrs
HENRY HIoFALL. No 800 East Day.
M. DLAMYER,
July ID Secretary pro TEN.
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WeraettbmtR nel1er Qlmaeiaen.

m eHt 9eH . q TIC
u eoeben erbaIten cine srOBe Gene
buns feiner Groceries unb Deli'
tateIIen Bel Souls Sdanemann,
81 Sub 0iartet Str.
q Sir unternebner. - SEQ. g.
ainnsD, 8orFbenOer bss Stra,
Benausl9aiIes.
81 gefanntma9uns fur Steuersabs.
Ter bon 81. $. @utlanO, Steners.
einnebmer.
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1000 Ga6 EXTRA SantiIien ,9RebI.
100 6as Grtra fuperfne 9eb
SO Sbbs Rsp Orleans 8ader.
"a 1hSs Eemerara 3nfsr.
50 Sab aepadter Hrb paperiFzter 3ader
zoo Sad prima ssio aafte.
Is Sad aosnira Raiies,
IS Sab friiaen Reis,
= 50 SAT- seu Orleans ggota6ss,
200 Rfen REcrter v. Gamble SEIZE.
$50 ailtsn perf9iebene eorten SEIZE.
100 Riaen Gteariuli&te
100 Qifen TaIsIi6te, bs-t sepre5t,
50 aiien Tetner R1u&tobaf
80 0rOs Zine Gut Sabat
Is 5ob Hon9tubof,
Is SaS snsIif4sr sOsa,
Is 6ab omeritanif9ef SODA,
20 &ifen unS qfmle.RanHea Austern.
50 Rtfen 9feHer,
50 2ifen 9ewHr;e,
~ 4ihen Snbisps
50 Qthen eemabensn SEMI,
% Sat WaiOn's Bi@fe,
so Rftta Pint. Quart u. KSaHcnen siai9e
20 aifteH Garrett S@napftabat,
20 Gros Surtss's 8lau,
% Sat Bourbon B5istep.
% 5os Robertf0a County AEtsteo,I
100 6as 5sOts 9ais prOOf gs9ssfes,
100 Sat Ginger GorSiaI,
is Sat Snsper 8ein.
IS 5Gb Sise 9Deins,
80 Sat @einsfta
IS Sat gitronsa S9sap. n
so &ifen Gtdrfe,
50 Dusenb elmer,
50 GYsfnh 8efsn,
200 9dd aRebI
50 aiEen aHartitfsr SANDY,
eransg. Stun. Gin. Beine perf4ieSea.r art be
gDeatlep S WarbrOusb,
sir. 2oro @oaese StraBe,
fsbi 3R RafbDtme Tennslies.
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Hlu6s8erfbt.

Der SIuB mar seitern um 4 llbr
OGbreno Der uorbergegan9enen "a
StunbeH INN A 3oa 9eitie9en; UNI 5
abr bate er ieinen bOditen Stanepuntt
erreiht ilno -itebt gu ertuarten, oab oas
8aiier beute gu fallen be9innt. :
9efiern mar cs falt, un6 UNI { llbr
batten mir etiuas Sdnce.
&n9efOmmsn iin6: Sannp 8rnnOies
bonn OberH 6luB, = Slnna 8bite bon
ct. eouiS uno 81 una 5Iobo BON Gin-
cinnati.
Ser Oampfsr 9apana lit mad Gin>
cinnati abgegangen.
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n .. -
one Selter oteles nfferne9alens 1a9res
lang nnllont 1emlilen mnllen, nm ogs
Sot leIner ate91elt un0 9let@9uIs
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hat Ss;ne 9Tnf;abtsn ,s',noI n;s 0I,Ies
49, ''' s,.k;ae ' 's ~ 6 o o,,s rs
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nid,t finn fonnte. mas er mnlIfe in hof
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a. go cso,,,,+s $500. ~ SN;a;.,;,
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&in6er in ihrer San0 aehabt haben.
podhIofYen 6Irfeu. <iif hermit erIeAiaf
e.. T. @L.: $500 ,..;;zaa S:ss.sLs.. 81
GiH lotger SWrt'l 'pulos pleleloen 9es
raoe lest mo ls c: pHlfe uno Sgms
patbie am neiea.. bs0lrfen, Der llns
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isurono A 20 her Sobr
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"a 8pr Squire Daatbeps IeHte bas
9erbSr seeen Ann Griffin ffattFnhen, aber ibr
9lnflGger mar 10 belDfTen, haB Der 8riebens
ter li@ eesrnnser fab, ion in bic Sail ;n FEM
ben, uno bas 9erb5r auf beute gprutittas aebn
llbr su berlGieben.
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Ia Der 8aumppnenmarf mar selfern
ettpas lebbdfter. preile 14-23e. @ertauft
purben 1870 8aaen; trbalten 30; Serf9iTt
trine.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-14

E SI6onnirt fur Sure ausmartiaen
SSreunbe auf unler Bodenblatt. Dafs
felbe foltet nur $500 per Scbr. 9lad
europa $3.50 per Sabr.
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G@ulfabi9s8eboIferun9.
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6ar6ia 107, 900

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