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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18
Late Arrival or Spring and
Summer Goods.

WE HAVE received and are still receir-
w ing large assortment of Spring and
summer goods which we offer to our custn-
r.ers and tho public generally at reduced
prices.
Come soon and get your choice as We ex-
pect to sen out Immediately to make room
for new territoriss arrangements.
March ), ,s7-su D. : J. COHEN
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18
Cotton Seed for Sale.

n OFFER for sale one THoUs-
L AND Bushels of Goosey Cot
ton seed" warranted genuine and
sound the Seed is at James A.
Stewards Greenland place; per-
sons wishing to buy will apply to
Col. V. Row, Percy's Greek
Store. GEO. CAGE.
march 80, '67-tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18
Carpet Warehouse,
Cherries St., New Orleans, La

II. CHRrtres ST., New Orleans, La.
AABROSSEAU 4 CO.,
TMPORTERS,NQf offer at low prices
/ Carpeting English and American of all
kinds-Floor, Furniture and Enamel Oil
Cloths.
at.tting 500 rolls China, 100 pieces Cocoa.
Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers.
Curtains-Lace, Reps. WorstsS5, Damask.
Furniture Coverings Cotton, &c,
Cornices, bands, pins, &c.
Nav 1367-1y
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18
Attention Mechanics.

DROP0SALS will be received til
2lst # May for repairipazfhe 81
Bridge on The iowef Natchez Road. Me-
chanics are requested to examine the
bridge and leave their proposals with the
Probate Clerk. The money viii be paid
as soon as the work is completed accord
ing to contract.
2. r. LEATHERMAN,
May 4, lS67-m p. B. P
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
~ those desiring to
raise Fine saddle Stock, crrF
that the beautiful young 49,
Stallion, &c..
YOUNG PILOT,
Will stand the ensuing spring Sea-
son as follows
Army place, the 18th and 18th
of March.
At Percyis Creek On the 14th
and 18th of March.
At n. w. w. Browns residence
ON the 18th and 10Th of March.
The circuit will be made regu.
larly as is usual in such cases.
TERMS.
Single leap, So, Cash. Season
SIS, payable at the end of the sea
son. Insurance $40, due when the
fact is established. No service
will be rendered on Sundays.
End of the Season, June 18th.
S. L. MCDONALD.
March-9, 1S67-3m
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18
George Richter,
MERCHANT TAILOR

Mr.. RICHTER, has Just received a select
III assortment Of Gents Dry Goods suita-
him call and guarantees to satisfy them
as regards IN aterial and make on the most
reasonable terms, and on the shortest no.
tice.
March go, 1ss7-ly
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18
Rangers Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WILKINSON COUl TY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
WILKINSON CoUl TT.
OCCASIONALLY appeared before the
L undersigned Ranger, in and for Viii
kinson county, Mississippi, this the LIST
day of April, A. d 1867, w. L. Fugler,
who upon his oath, states that mule was
taken up by him as ali estray, and that
he has not altered or defaced any marks
or brands on the said stray since the
taking up.
W. 7. FUGLER.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this
lat day of April, A. d. 1867.
". A. LANEHART. Rann~r
-,loirfs anu John Hays:
You are hereby requested to examine,
value and appraise, without partiality, ia
vor or affection, the above mentioned stray
taken up by VIM Fugler, and give par
ticular description of kind, marks, brands,
stature, color and age of the same, and
make due report thereof to the Ranger of
Wilkinson county.
Witness my hand and seal. this LIST day
of April, A. d. 1867.
W. A. LANEHART, Ranger.
In obedience to the above request, we
the undersigned, having examined the
above mentioned estray, find her to be a
light brown mare mule, II years old, Il
hands high, marked by the collar on each
shoulder, white bunch of name about mid
way of the neck, no brands visible, and ap-
praised at forty-fve dollars.
JAS. NORRIS,
JOHN HAYS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this LIST day of April, 1867
w. A. LANEHART, Ranger.
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take her away, or she will be dealt with
as the law directs.
w. A. LANEHART.
May 4, '67-3w Ranger
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18


= WILL STAND the present season, com
wv mencing March Is, 1857, and ending
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at Fort Ad-
ANS, Miss
WEDNESDAYS ana THURSDAYS at
Col. semple's C3aremont place
FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS at Wosdville,
Miss. .s
TERn6s.
THIRTY DOLLARS the Season, payable
in advance. II the mare should not prove
with foal, viii have the privilege next season
without charge.
EDIG RE Il.
ARABIAN BLACK HAWK was sired b,
Green Mountain Black Hawk he by Sher
man Black Hawk, (who trotted at the Ma
sS iise war,d-renowned Old Black Hawk, o
Bridgeport, VT. he by sherman Morgan
. he by the Original Justin Morgan, he b,
Sorfeu, .n,-;tain, he by Morton's Traveller, Ina
English EeiiPses:x.ss =>2ebrated o'Kelley's, Q
King Hcrod was by Tat..A
IRON, by Blaze SON of Flying c.ar lis dam Cy
Blank was by Godolphin Arabian Us.
Justin Morgan's dam was by Diamond he
~ the Church Horse, he by the imported
The dam Of Sherman Morgan was impor-
ed, and fast tr0tter.
Black Hawks dam was large black mare
rom Lofty, by Wild Air Grand dam Doll,
by Wild Air, and fast trotter.
Sherman Black Hawks dam was Messen-
ger Leonidas and Bellfounder.
Green Mountain Black Hawks dam was
by Clifford Morgan, he by Woodbury. Morgan,
be by the Original Justin Morgan.
ARABIAN BLACK HAWKS DAM was out of =
mare by the Arabian horse Zelcadie her
dam was thorough bred mare, by the i'm
ported English horse Barefoot.
f. EMMETT.
Ciaremont, Wilkinson Co., Mics
March %, 1e67-3m
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18

Call and examine our varied ard wcll-scs
lcctcd stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
as we are determined to sell as cheap, 1t
not on better terms, than can be had else
where. We win guarantee entire satisfac-
lion to all who my favor us with their
patronage.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18
Great Atlantic Mills.
100000 FEET.
;. LiSDESAEfEh. MILLION a. Woodbury.
G.. Iindenmeyer e. Co.

THE FIRM desires to say to the public
Il that the Great Atlantic is complete Call
and examine the Machinery. Leave your or
the very best kind, and all kinds of Lumb Der
They have been to very heavy Cash outlav
On delivery of Lumber they expect Cash
or its equivalent.
Call on the firm at Woodville, or on VIM.
Harry Gibbs, Agent, at the Mills, or Bayou
Sara.
April Is, eff
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18
FREIGHT STORED.

Planters can have their freight stored
with us FREE OF CHARGE, by simply
paying drayago from the Railroad Depot
10 aur establishment.
We are receiving, constantly, weekly
shipments Of KilnsDried Corn meal from
ST. Louis.
OGDEN &c NOBLE.
IL We will scIvr articles to Patrons
within the limits of the Corporation free OF
Drayage. @ q N.
April 90, '66 1y
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18

Brooms, Brushes. Backing.
Spades, Hoes, Rakes, Axes,
Axe helves, Knives. Forks,
Spoons, Hatchets, Hammers,
Nails, Spikes, Screws,
Powder. Shot, Caps, Lead,
and various articles under this head
too numero.ls to specify.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18
Miscellaneous.

T0BACCO-Both chewing and Smoking
of The best quality.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18

PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
Mess Pork, Bacon,
Sugar Cured Hams,
Breakfast Bacon,
Mackerel, Salt,
Lard, Goshen Butter,
Irish Potatoes, &C., &c.
Buckwheat, Onions, Hominy,
Rice, Pearl Starch, Toilet and Family Soap,
Star and Sperm Candles. Sal Soda,
Coffee, Tea. Chocolate, Pepper, Ginger,
Cloves, Allspice, Mustard, MacarCni,
Soda Biscuit, Cheese, &c.
FLOUR-of different Choice Brands.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18

THIRTY DOLLARS the Season, payable
in Advance. II the mare should not prove
with foal, viii have the privilege next season
without charge.
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ST uetefUlueu our
eisass ~. democratic ia practice
a. 10 name TIL them. we can we'll
ed b hugh at their pla,ituies and specE
a,l0ns.
MODEL COTTAGES.
Some weeks since, We Published the Offer
OF The Merchants ana MechaaicsS Bank, Of
TINS city, awarding 800 70 che Architect who
should furnish the best plans and specifics
Mons for tenements, the respective cost Of
which should not exceed 500 and $1,000
Il "a well known that the landlords ef Chi
oagos IS class, rank smcng the most ar
rant and uneonscionabie Of knaves.-rnen
who have imposed upon their victims until
ioreearance has ceased to DO virtue. There
are thousands Of residences Ia this city pay
ing their owners SO per cent. or an annual
rental, rate Of interest which shows the i'm
position 70 which tenants are expecte to
submit 70 possess . house Of his own.
should therefore be the ambition Of every
workin gnan, and thanks to those who have
taken the matter ia hand, the realization OF
such aspiration Is now placed within the
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do no harm.
Our Trades Assembly has not, as yet, got
fairly settled in their traces and 70 work. I
AS sooa as they do you can expect to bear
from them. ViDgTFE.
From Nashville. Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Aug. "a, 1865.
To The Editor o. the WoEESoxAs's ADVOCATE.
Sir 1T ID with great pleasure that | com
ply with welcome duty imposed 81 me by
the Workingmen's Union aud Independent
Order Of Friendship, Of Tennessee, viz TO
inform you, and through you, the readers Of
your veEg valuable paper, that the working
men Of Tennessee, have at length been
reused to d senss OF their condition, both 10
social aud political point OF view; and
that on the sixteenth Of the present month
they organized an associations with the above
name, for the purpose Of furthering their
interests in the quickest possible manner.
The following gentlemen we're elected a.
permanent officers, for che ensuing SIX
months: J. J. Mcdaniel, President; II. n.
Cramer, Weep President; F. L. Miller, Re-
cording Secretary; WIN. Satin, Correspond
ing Secretary, Henry w olfendea, Financial
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FOR, il s certs %. u France ani Germany GO
10 var vietory sih perch nr11 The banner
Of that nato % which hrsf utr-Fly o. puiistes
Il. Il VIII fat Ike actstis NJ r4r3s 'aaTnE
no sign, snd ~ - C-r7arf. taat, i1r mrY
years past, Jewish alsn~rra nt hHrap
have beea qniatiy Witlfartn- -rsci8u.
metals from crf-u ST.. H~ sVf prt0u ei
che catastrur lH. ir44f.a amidst
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OF every honest mechanic Ia thi.

n another part Of the paper will be found
a somewhat lengthy, though, We trust, in
tsrestsng descapti0R Of tenemeDts which
have been awarded the prize Though pos
ssssing peculiar local interest, we trust our
readers throughout the country will not fail
70 2rott oy the suggestions given. III cot
cage, possessing all the requisite conveniences
Of home, can be erected in Chicago for
sou, why can the sIe rule not apply to
Louisville, Cincinnati. indianapolis, s.. Louis,
Milwaukee,, or any Of our western e j.sscs,
WHARF huber and labor 6re certainly As
cheap As they are in this locality.
One OF the resolutions passed BY the Ma
tional Labor Congress, had particular refer
encs to the construction Of improved dwell-
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-..a--. nrat p,se.. &C.. .-...-... IA err.
i.- .saara ,hiri arr.r-ts 7As ......... ae1osnss
ss' d,.aaas a-.s 70 ana - s.sl,
sf.e.tA.rs
.,.e ytlts e.d Al tl.s rs,e vent osst,per
isr "i Iaa III hHss' 'tI's per Inc 'of each
r.'rlU4. iata.ur.
' a.auc-s. r.. -........s.s SIC "a
51t rtIst VG, % syl b lcs--5ptiou "a " 4fcd IN
-7 itoa7r rs -ac oisce Of'f,s Dtper.
e5- t-frsn .H esnmuni-at,as 70 A. r. cAApRsx.
."' Ht A11ls'4. Di'szo l
Sign Horsa legal ray's IVORY,
rAe0 SATURDAY, SEPT. =, lAs7
PRESIDENT MAKING.
PRESIDENT ua4iDg should raBl a. 4 6ne
r III implies sAil The artists Of land
-lape -lub ine hfU and lawn, and tree,
isiaae rvn.ets ar 4 MYERS into sach gentle
lrses ara cover tie whole with suta play.
5lt and shade. tnat Inc canvass "a ms
.att'lea nature The pali.ical artist prac-
'e.- -ae same rricS with hls 4ubgeet. He
,aee.s 8a''a,4roEl ~ t1-- rlulalasEe - ,v-,r,I
oa account 81 the ~ blitiss 5fForpa,nsat
o. -gliss which exists p him. and by which
as iav 5c happily distinguished from Others
= Fri IL ~ -
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nv and IreAsuref y. ". Iuru
,eper; II. n. Cramer, 5. ii. ROBBERS

and George u. Anthony, Trustees
AZ our last meeting ID was resolved that
tie Workingmen's UBion of Tennessee
neartily endorse that part OF the COMMITTEE
On National Labor Organization which favors
the cutting loose from all existing political
parties, party leaders and professional trick
sters, and the placing Of our own men 10 Of
ice, who hold the interests Of ths working
clsrscs men who will correct, BY -legisia-
tion, not only the necessary labor reforms,
but also such politica! reforms as will bring
peace and prosperity in its train. We, here,
amidst the contending elements OF political
strife and animosity, can veil appreciate the
WorkIngman's position. Al every contest on
the field Of carnage, or at the ballot boz, be
has been the leoser. IL be has come OF
with life he has at least lost the golden mo-
ment given him BY his creator for the devsl-
opment of mind and soul. Therefore, let
every workingman from henceforsh grid on
nis srmOr aud unsheath his sword, and never
return it to its rest until victory shall perch
upon our banner and the shoats Of a re-
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LABOR ITEMS.
THE jour"eymen tall1rs Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
are forming an organisation.
The Operative Bricklay ers' Society Of New
York, have fund in bank Of 81, 2e5.56.
The london taiors submit as their ulti-
u'atom to settle the strike, that the dispute
% referred TO joint committee Of masters
and jOurneynen. N this il not excepted
they will emigrate to the United States.
a correspondent writes from Oswego, N.
T., that workingmeo's party had been or
gsn'1ed 10 that place under the name Of the
WoIkinguen's League, and that it IS ex-
pectsd to enroll nearly every workingman in
The town. e tF
The miners Of Noblesto town, Pa, have
struck against . Stree turn'-some partial
i.y in the disposal Of the work.
Aco-oPEKArivE grocery and provision store
association was organized in Washington on
Monday evening b. choice Of officers, &C.
Steps viii be Immediately taken to begin OPP
sfations.
A SECOND association Of marble cutters has
been formed in New York under the title Of
Marble Cutters' Unioa No. 2. 1t is COM
posed Of the less skilled class OF workmen
Eiward Rearney is president, and Cornelius
ID. Lowery secretary.
Tas operslivesin the three wooden mills
in Waterford, n. l., are on q strike. In
April last the managers Of these mills re-
duced the wages Of their employees ifteen
per cent and the present strike is the result
u the manufacturers' determination to place
the wages back at the old point
THE painters Of Troy, N. Y, are making
an effort to revive their Union. Having re
Gently submitted to reduction .. fftv cents
II their wages, they have reasonable fears
that uilesz they do something to prevent it,
another rsduction~jll BE- attempted.
| IT 10 stated shat the geDral rste Of wages
m France has increased sbou. 40 per cent
u tho last Is years, but the rise OF wages
i k<nor, anror,c ~ = IL 49, n
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70
- more
-.s professi0,.
-.asr eesses, az has been assom q.
do wei enough without learning. IL
set tears have prevailed thst taste II 1T
erature mighs lead he mind away Il in the
t!rut rry of labor, and thereby greatly dam.
- our agricultural and mechanical inter
! es.s. -,
- IS iaatters have been, 1t NAY aot be tos
l.hash % Fay, thai these fears we're well
founded, Holding labor down into the dis
nal slough OF lgnorans e-as has been done
a lew cheering RAYS Of science would reed
lly beget a lsaditis desire 10 escape from
the "st.Haiioa' lie sho said, "Let there
roe light. and there was Light took pleasure
himself in pEonOuncing i. good, Not strange
therefore, that here ana there, one of His
rational creatures, made II bis own image,
should. On experience, eonoar in the senti-
pment. Tasting f1r themselves that light Is
indeed good, and pereeiving litils chance 70
enjoy much Of It's blessings while tied down
e mannal labor, they have, at all hazards
broken away from their slavish srudsery
We're this Of necessity the nature Of labor
wearing ont its victims in dungeons Of iguo-
rsnce and vice-then no man of worthy as
pirAtions, could censIre his brother for IS
aaping, at aiRaastSaRE, e9si, from such toll.
Bat darkness. has given wRy-ie~ light, and
error 20 tzfutb. labor is not drudceFy nor
hets it any more connection with ignorance
than has Law u theology. 70 think % or to
say 50 is direct reproach upon our maker
since be LAsnBEa siz days aud rested the
seventh. IL TIE same line % we fnd His
son, The -" King Of Knss and Lord
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trades organizations Of this citxw not bet
Ct represented 10 tse Labor Congress Near
|ly every rads has an Organization, aud III
would have taken bot 4 very little effort on
the partof ny, or all combiEed, to have sent
. handsome Delegation. It Is to lie hc7ed
soRe measures have been adopted t. remedy
this neglect ere mother meeting takes
place.
THE rAiLoRs PROTECTIVE UNION
1hi Cnion ncld another special meeting
this week. Ii is evident they have some
work on hand. The manufacturing season
is almost OYER, and The retail season viii soon
commence. The possibilities are that they
are connecting some measures for the fail
the .sHoE cVTTKg's ASSOCIATION.
This ASSOCIATION is on the Increase New
members are joining eyrTy meetns night.
Il IS expected The oFganizati will embrace
within Its fold all v 40 IRE connected with the
BUSINESS
".
held saother meeting this week The con-
stituton was further cpnsidsged, hat was
not adopted X Is expected the committee
vii somewhat molly It, when 1t vii. be f.
nally adopted.
c.rL FOB stEcHASfcS' CJ-oFEkATIys cOHFA
There appears N ths AeTsung Ledger a card
ealing FOR Mechanics willing - work out
plan on the cooperative principle, for the
pnrpOse ol Luiliiag machinery for ifon-clad
ant wooden steamships al pieces required
for other shops, ooiieIa, ratings, castings,
Lc, A peeigiloa is 10 5s sent TO the uegis-
lature toy a charter. Shares are t. De fixed
at ten dollars. Fhs card refers yJu for fnr-
ther information t. Edward Weicke, Nauon-
Al Boiler Works, Phi!adelphia shut call
and See him before my next, an1 give you
more particulars
r. 1HR RAINY TERM,
witch st n some two weeks ago, soreiy
lnterfeyed With juvenile sports The children
have been confined TO their houses, ana de-
barred. the pleasure OF breathing the pure
air King Sol - though he hE made his
appearance At times, does not .remaia sufi-
cientiy. long TO dry up the ground, - as to
induce prudent parents 70 admit their child
ren TO u into the open air. Toe pubic
squares are deserted, and preseas cherries
aspect.
RESUMPTION or BUSINESS
Our business houses sre ASSUMING a more
= ~ - -. n. 4
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BUSI-Nf65-
Our business houses sre assuming a more
iyely air than they have wore for the past
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-27
sai6tig fir GinmanOtrer.
Neae arrangements fir G~inpanbersr BITE nab
Dem DeIen Al retIen pani1en.

Neae arrangements fir Ginpanbersr BITE nab
Benz Defen az retlen piniden.
Bon bsute, 8. 0cbbr., an wsrheu BITE Gtnpaubtrer
aRf Der Eostberu Central @aloert ctr. Depot Gtisnbapn
nit benz GrprsB5ug ~betSrbert. Die 8abu bietet bdbur&
ben Gurisrautsu siReu SrDssrsu Gcrtbeil, ale irsenb etue
aHbere 8abu, AUD III fte i'm 81 Wleileu flrsE ais isbs
aabers Balm uaG ~tenaGnteH RlSssu, ale
Dtttsburg, GlersIdno, Detroit, Sort WaSne,
GAtrasO, MtlUauFee, OaIena, Dubuque, ct.
RauI, &Od SsIanb, Burlington, Soma @itp
uuS perhen besbaIb ste nit tsr gcrtberu Central Balm
setenben BeroneH 10 Stuubeu friber ais bic nit aus
bern 9atusu ge6enteu bort e%tntrefeu, aud werbeu rier
DIAL tpeuiser bic gSaseu babel seps9ieIt. Die DabH
siebt burG BEN iGSnfteH GbsiI bon SBtr. Die Sanos
GutfsrnunS DON bier bis GbicoSO 1T 500 Waeileu. =
Das @epdf ipirb Bier sese&uet (marfeb) uub ssbt nit
BEN Balasiereu an ben Beftimmuugscrt.
Na8 Grealine, DaptOu, Cincinnati, Snptana.
POLLS. QoutsDiue unb ct. Souls
perben eSenfaGs 9aiasisre ~bsiSrbsrt anS fr ibr @spSd
I feline Ueitere rnIabuuSStcIteu bere1net, Die Ya1as
gtere fSuneu nit benz 5 ubr, pber abenbS 10 tbrs 3uo
ua6 allen pefli3 PlSssu sePeu, CRne u~ntsrUsss aufSe-
5alteu 5u meroen.
Dur6faBrts=Siasts werSeu ~Ssrfauft In Der Office bes
Gaenten.
GbarIes 8aIfer,
(ott14-) Np. 20 GeGtr., uape g5atsrS sDtarf
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G Baltimore
Obto : Giien . Satin.

YIN nHe mad GouutGG ben 6, Saauar 1867 aebeu
taglt1 3ipst !3ttSe 5pii9eH Baltimore, gB&eeliaa unS Bar
~rerSburg, nn6 5pdr:
Ser Woasua
tdpt t16lt4 (Gonn!ags auSgeupmmeH) rm 8 nbr 30
III. frti9 Don Baltimore az. Der
Grrrebs un6 S@neQIua
td9t1 (SofntagS etni9Iiebi6) @GenbS 0 tlbr; Der
@ccomoenttonS6lg gebt tdgHS (Scartass aussenommeul
um z n9r 90 WliRuteH frHD bon Cumberland na5 gsbees
ling.
IGe bteie 3iBe f3IieSeu f9 gu 8elair unS DarIersburo
ben 5tge1 nar allen PnntteH TN g3efeH, Gitbtpsaen un6
gtcrbpeaen an.
Der Grebertde r @ccompbattpu8sRua
ScnlltagS ausSencmlueH. - Derelbe Bug berIG6t aui
Der &etourfabrt Greberit nm z ilDr 10 Mimtsu frib
ta9lt3, [Spnntaes ausSenDutmen.
Der Gutfptt'8 WtH8@ 3ug ge6t cpn BaItis
more I'm = ubr 40 Olinuten uno I'M 10 lltr frib unb
. HPr 80 Waduittags; BON GntcOtt's Odns Inn s ubr
%oHtuen uno II uRr 30 gliH- frHR unb 4 r9r so Vltn.
Wa1uittags az.
Na6 NuIbinatcn.
@Olsga pom SalttuOre friB nm 8 rbr 50W1iu.
I.Vo, az lno S4l0 nbr (; Na@mittass um 8 Is, 4 Is,
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