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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

Iron THE WEEK ENDING THuRaDAY NOVEMBER 1ll
OOTTON-with increasing arrivals OF this article and
a consequent better supply tho market the demand
has been active during much the week just closed
prices generally varying about half ~ cent q ID.
frames during the week, and indicating that the rates
have reached basis when may hope more steadi-
mass In the price of the staple The following have been
the quotations at the great centres
The Liverpool rates at the commencement of the week
sreselsd for Middng advancing to ll16d and since
rocednp to SID nominal New York began at 1sh, ad-
y.nctne to 49, and rSceding to 1876 for New York Mid
ding The staple at this port on Friday last was quoted
At 1sx for Low Midding 1e1G17 for Middling advan-
ad To 17c for Addling and yesterday closed at lec =
ID. for this grade.
The receipts cr the past week at this port amount to
sos bales Sea Islands and Eordas and 1l0o2 bales Of
snd Cotton against 1eU bales OF Sea Islands and Flo
aas and II 42l bales Of Upland Cotton the week before
and s5a bales of Islands and Flordas and 576 bales
n, finland Cotton the same week last year. The wea
ther continues highly favorable In this section for
ring the crop with some limited reports OF thin ice in
some sections
We submit the following statement OF the sales and
nrices Of the staple here for the week just closed
On Friday November sh, the business in the staple
commenced with stronger feeling, which, with good
INQUIRY, light stock, ana an improved market at New
york caused prices to advance somewhat rregulary,
but generally the extent of &c q ib. Sales 800 bales
low Middiing being quoted at l65; Middling at l6N@
n and Strict Middling at 171<@17}zc. p ID.
On saturday there was good demand at steady
-, tho market closing with rather more frmness.
s.,o. KIN bales, Low Middng being quoted at 16Hc.,
M,aalinp at 17c, and Strict Middhng at l7A@l7hc.
PB. -. -
o.oodv mt closed with a lower tenaency. Sales
.so s bales. Midd,ns being quoted at ls't@l7c.
On ruesdny the demand was active ss throughout til.
dry prices generally without change sales aaY including n
- oro.ed At 1sI01sxc.; Mddhns al l674@i7c., and
Strict Middling at l7hc. p ID
On wedpesday the inquiry was without animation anl
prices had dropping tendency. declining ABOUT s-
~ IN some transactions Sales 5se bales, Low 0iauio
haino quoted 6, 1915. Middling at 1885, anu S"tc
Middling at 17(S17hc. p ID. ,,.,nc
On Wednesday the market was active and eeciDtne
prices falling of from AShc. 2 b. Sales ''V0 O''''
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, Nov. II, 1867.
vRssazLs UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTrta
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons Woodruff. at Adgers wharf ior
New York loading. .......... .Courtenay l. Trenholm
saragossa IT'S tons Crowel at Vanderhorst wharf for
New York, loading. .havenel q 20
Zodiac, tons Rogers, at Atlantic wharf for New York.
Alliance. zsi toms Kelly, at Atlantic wharf from Phadel
phia, discharging. g..................H BAKER Co.
SHIPS.
Amelia ess tons Conner in the Stream, for Liverpool
Charlotte HOO TOMS Spear at Atlantic wharf for Liver
ssdssTsS sa tons Knesc at Boyes Co.'S wharf
for Liverpool loading. r Mnre q 60 60
Mary Ogden 0SO tons, Godfrey, at Atlantic wharf for
Liverpool loading b sm'tn GO 70
wharf, from Liverpool, dischargng. ...R Mure & Co
BARKS
Hector Br) Ga TONS Nelson at Atlantic wharf for Lv
erpool loading ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Street Bros 4 Co
Artistic (Br). tons. True, at Marshalls wharf for
Bristol Eng saS tdn cNab at wharf
from Liverpool, discharging Rayenei co
Chattanooga 506 tons. Freeman. at Atlantic wharf rom
Liverpool dischargng cEtonnv ~ Repcs sm.I coS 80
wharf from Halifax N S. discharging. ..R Mure l. Co
Liverpool Dr) 800 TONS Greene, at Boyce Cos wharf
from Halifax disccharging .......... .R Mure q co
Tecumseh Br s35 tons Sponagle ut Vanderhorst wharf
from Liverpool, dschargng. ....... kavenel 20
BRIGS.
Henry Laurens lit tons, Borden. at Union wharf, for
Cienfuegos, waiting hlsley CreiSnton
Mary Cobb - tons, Farrell, ut Union wharf, for New
York, loading -. =. W i.oSeu S
Potomac. 146 tons, SNOW at Brown Co.'S wharf from
Rockport Me, discharging. ............. .Oney co
Rosala (Span poll 217 TONS Mascara, at Brown Cos
wharf for Barcelona, loading. g.............W Hall
Maria lSpan poll 1856 tons, Ssa at Brown Cos wharf,
for Barcelona loading n9.....................W W Hau
Georgia. 2S5 TONS Holt at Pattons wharf, rom Nayassa,
discharg1ng. ...-..-..-.... ........n oaAeF q W
SCHOONERS
Lilly 100 TONS Stafford Marshs wharf, from Arecibo.
to be repaired. Sreet BIOS q 70
Samuel Cashier Jr 240 tons, Robinson at Union wharf,
for New York. loading Risley Creighton
Nelly Potter, 129 tons Somcrs in Ashley River, for
Northern Port loading. ........... ID BAKER q 20
A L Edwards, 233 tons, --, at Union wharf,
from Philadelphia, discharging.. H Baker L Co
w G Dearborn 289 tons, Scull ut Commercial wharf,
from Philadelphia, dischargng. Master
Allen 271 tons, Doane, at Atlantic wharf, from New
York, discharging. Roach
Fanny Shaw 295 tons Shaw, in the Stream, Tor VIII
mington, c, ready. ........... Risley Creighton
Althea. = tons Smith, at Central wharf from Philade
phis discharging. g......."..........H H Baker 4 Co
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DOMESTIC

pOsTON-Per steamship George Upton-5s7 bales
Upand Cotton, I6 bales Rags and Paper. 1s1 tterces
Rice " hhds and bb.s Iron. packages Mating, Is
boxes Mdze, 4 bales straw. 2 boxes BeeswaI
PROVIDENCE, I-Per bark Kate staraler-eoS bales
Upland Cotton.
PROVIDLNCE-Per schr Ethan Anen-176 0C0 feet Floor
ins Boards.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Champion-7S bags Sea
Island Cotton 1888 bales Upland Cotton. 15O terces
Rice, 81 bales Domesucs % bales Yarn, % coils
Rope, IS empty Barrels, bbls Lager Beer, Sc ibis
Oranges, 50 Packages. 80. Steamship Matanzas- 19
blgs ; ICouon, I'll pales Upand Cot on, 22S terces
Rice, % bales Yarn, Packages, bbls Whiskey, &c
80. Per steamship James Adger-12 bags Sea
Island Cotton. s72 bales Upland Cotton, ia terces
Rice ls5 bales Donlestlcs, u bales Yarn, 6 les
Moss, 10 bales Rags, so bundles Paper, Packages
.... Per steamship Moneka- bags 5 Cotton. 46S
bales Upland Cotton, 80 uerces Rice, and sundry
Packages.
DALlIMOkE-Per steamship Falcon-675 bales Cotton
2e bales Hidts and Skins, Is bales Woo, 1s bags
Feathers, 10 rolls Leather. II bales Rags, Is Pack
ACES 6 hhds Skins.
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THE MARION STAR.

EsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, rs
IL published at Marion 8. c., in the central portion
OF the country and offers favorable medium TO Mer-
chants Druggists Machinists and all classes who desre
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benent of advertising patrons SHALL in
addition to subscription list which is constantly
creasng publish and distribute grauitously, copies OF
the STAR, during the business season this Fall.
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
". ]. McKERAIL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor
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THE oRANGERuRa NEWS.

DUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
L orangeburg, s. C. Terms 50 per annum, in ad-
vance.
During the spring and fall extra copies OF the
ORANaEBURo News will be circulated for the benefit Ul
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted the most liberal
terms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
February 25 OranQeburu
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, November r13-FrNASc1AL--G
buying at lS9 and selling at l4l.
S1yEa--Buying at 1S0 and selling al lS3. , -,
Corrus.-Tne marke, opened with q good demsnd, on
basis Of Ice Tor New York ddng, but on the recep'
of Liverpool advices Of I'd decline, cosed dull II Il
difficult 10 give quotations correct as nothing OF c1ns
has been done since these advices to tapnsn
fhe market though sales made at l6 to lo/c
Total sales $50 bales. Receipts SS4 bales 49,.
BAcos-Unsetted; Smoked shoulders loc, IN s!sS io.s
clear Sides, lsc; do Long Sides, l6c do c side''
15Hc.
CoRS-New 81 10a120.
WHEAT-White, S3 20 o 8 80; Red, 81 bo q = ~
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New Orleans Mark ct.

NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-CoTToN-unu,uaNny N
dark and rainy weather, limited supply on sae' IN IN
creased difficulty in passing foreign exchange anu tnv
York until late hour combined to prevent even an as
erage movement to-day and the sales were eonnneu
900 bales Nothing ranspired to indicate any onanso
lsxc. Low MiddNng "a TX, Mlddling ls sS-, Gooo
Middling l9k 90 and Middng Fair -. our quoai qo5
tons for Good Middng and Middhng FAR are eu pre
Gated on actual sales and the OF the
but we understand Fair has been onereo Ut LUG
figures set down for Middling Fair
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand lst September, lS67 pades-i0'-''
Arrived ,,., to-oaS 81 l24-6s AGO
7s725
Cleared today. '2a a'd2a o. IRA
Clelrsd previously 'o'o0--'''A'o
. ,.,s Al $40
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November 2

WE HAVE USED GALLIGHAN'S PILLS, AND FIND
w that they will do all that is claimed for them and
cheerfully recommend them to public favor.
IT n WATTS, Ex-Governor OF Alabama
- A. sANDFORD, Atty Gent of Alabama.
ROBT. DOUGHRRTY, Judge Supreme Court Ala
From Tno,As J. JuDaI, Judge Supreme Court
Ihaye used GALLIaHAN's PILLS on my plantation
Tor Fever and Ague and find them all that's claimed fo
the,n THoS. J. JUDGE.
',i Montsor.ry, Ala, September %, 1885,
LowNpIs COUNTY, Alabama
aAILIGHANS FEVER AND AaUE PILLS will DO.
They arc decidedly the best medicine for Chils and e.
YER ever gave. would not be without them for ve
times the price. V a. unAnam'
AMrlrcus April II, 1857.
One box OF GALLTdHAN's PILLS cured me perfectly
of Chils and Fever. They are the best medicine Tor
Chlls and Fever ever saw. A. g. DONALDSON
Clork Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July g. 1866.
Messrs. BLUNT HALE-GENTs: 1 have used your
IALLIGHAN'S PILLS on two occasions for Chills ano
Fever aud find that they effect all that they intend.
ed to do They the best remedy for the disease thai
have ever tried. consider them perfectly reliable.
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge OF F. and A. NJ. OF Alabama.
ALBANY, GA, March II, 1867.
have used GALLIGBAN's PILLS in forty cases o1
Chls and Fever with perfect success. They are tie
best Fever and Ague Pill put up. A. B. FAM.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH. WINEMAN s. CO.,
No. l53 Meeting street.
BLOUNT g. HALE,
PRoPRIETORs
Muy14 emo Montgomery, Ala.
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Stock on hand and on shipboald. .......
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, November 1876 P. M.-TuRPENTINE
Has declined So cents and quote sales OF 3O2 oois
at So % virgin aud yellow dip, and 50 Is tor haro
per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TuRpExrNE-sales OF 50 bbls at 5Oa cents
and 72 do at 81 cents per gallon.
RosIN-Market continues to rule duh for all grades
sales $40 bbs at 81 so for common, 81 60 for NO =
and So a 12Is for No l.
TAR-Is dull. One or two lots Offering market, but
no sales. Prices have downward tendency.
CorroN->aes to-day OF l02 bales l5 cents for low
midding, md II cents per Id 70 mIddlng.
T1MBER-Three RATS sold al So 25 for fair and sll 80
prime mill.
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THE TRI.wEEKLY NEWS.

DUBLIsHED IN wINNsBoRo' S. c.. AFFORDS A
l. profitable medium for the advertising public o
Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for mutuG
benefit.
dAILLARD, pEsPoRTEs & WILLIAMS.
November Is
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The Last Word,

fThc Last W OEOs
BY MATHEW ARNOLD.
Creep into thy mar: ow bed.
Creep and let no moro be said
Vain thy onseti all stands fast;
Thou thyself must break at last.
Let the long contention ceasel
Geese are swans, and swans arc geese.
Let them haveit how they will
Thou artt.red; best be still
They out-talked thee. hissed thee tore thee,
Better men Jared thus before thee;
Fired their ringing shot and passed.
Hotly charged--and broke at last
Charge once moro. then, and be dumb
Let the victors, when they come.
When the forts OF folly fall.
Find thy body By the wall
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday
November II.
FOREIGN.

LivERPoOL-Per ship Amelia-1s bags Cotton, 202S
bales Uplai Cotton, 65e bbls Rosin, terceS and
bb Beeswsx.
land Cotton.
aARCELONs-Per Spanish polacre Anrnsiaaion Fomen-
to-S61 bales Upland Cotton
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet TOE
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending November Ii, 1867.
PREPARED By
ANDREW MI. MORELAND.
Broker, No. 8 Broad Street, Charleston, 8. c.
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Conslgnees per south Carolina Railroad,
November IL.

Cons1gnees per south Carolina Railroad,
November IL.
1881 bales Cotton IA bales Yarns So bags Corn and
Peas lit bags Rough Rce 134 sacks Dried Fruit lit
bbls Naval stores, &c. To Railroad Agent, NJ Cad-
well Sons, NJ Israel, Clacus Witte. Col Hunt W
Courtney Co. Bates & Co, E Wiss & Co. Johnston,
Crews l. Co. Willis Chsolm, G Walter Co. j E
sloan Pringle, Il Jeders Co, Williams l.
Co. P Chazal Graeser, Leo, Smith Co, y Aiken &
Co, W Smith, G W Witte W Williams, Adams,
Frost Co, Courtensy L. Trenholm, W Chafee. Thurs-
ton Holiness J l. Kirkpatrick, Cart Kopf Jer-
vey, Robson, ID DeSaussure. Street Bros Co, w
b smith Co, Gibbes Co, G Hopey Co, E Daw-
son, Chlsolm Bros Campsen & Co, Goldsmith Son,
Lanigan w Ryan, Ravenel Barnwell, Utsey L.
Ken yon + Mey Cohen, Hanckel Co. Kanapaux &
Lanneau Jefords Co, D Busch, 7 II Devices, F L
Meyer. Reeder H BischoG Co. Wiley Marshal.
Robinson & Co, Mowry Co, w Downing Roper
Stoney, W NJ Bird 4 Co. Mrs Bslser, and Order.
Consignoos per Northeastern Railroad,
November IA.
161 bales Cotton, 485 bbls Naval Stores cars Lum-
ber, Mdze, &C. To Graeser, Lee Smith Co, j & D
Kirkpatrick W Dukes Co. Howard Bro Gall
lard L. Minott, S Middleton, W Williams Co, Adams,
Frost Co. ] NJ Caldwell & Son, A S Johnston Davis,
o Rceder, Rodgers & Co. Kanapaux Lanneau, 6
Pritchett. I D Stoney, Weiters G Ingrahsm &
Son. J Baggett Co, Kendall Dockeryi MantoIe
Co, Klnsman Il Howell r Pringe, Marshall Jr,
simmons. A Sawyer, and Ord'r.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Falcon, for Baltmore-Miss Bonner
Major Yatos.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Beaufort
Hilton Head, &c-J Bennelly, Mrs Mellichamp. DR. N 5
Crewen and lady, Mrs Johnson and son, II + Howe.
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The steamship Prometheus did not leave New York
for this port until wednesday, consequence Of storm
there This will account for her nonsrrVs az tne ne
expected.
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ItnGere n1igIon.

Der tdslde Selegrupb bon SnDIanapolis Snb.,
inbem eS eincn unlerer srtiteln beipriht. fra9i
iii Der Seipredun9 gang nap Setra6tet bic
republitaniI6e 4artbei ibre WliIIicn nibt ieIbsr
beenbets
Der fullninante slrtfel, rcrin mir alS. 9reB.
Iafaien barseiteat perben, pclte in enem Will
tel Henncn. paB bic Seutld)en iid niht BON BEN
amerifanilbcn 4uritaniSmuS uno @atipiSmuE
lsiten lallen polIen, phrbe bon nnS ab9ebruf
iperben, tpenn mir &aum fir bcr9ei6en Sr9i'
nalitdten. bdtten Die rbise Srage aber 1T 81
naip unc birfte bon 5u belen Semctraten &C.
felt tpcrben, als baB spir iie nidt no6mals be-
aniporten ipollten.
aiit Der sbldaffun9 Der Sflabsrei fdn9t Bit
Riiiion Der republifaniiben Yartbei erlt an.
go lan9e i'm SSelten nod unbebaute 2dnbe'
reien Iie9en unb III europa 9eute bungern, be-
bhrfen ipir Der rcpubifdnil6en RartbsiI um BIZ
slrbeiter berbei,ul6afen.
60 lanse nod oil 6reibanbcl sebabt ipirb, III
unlere RilIou nod nibt erfhat
tlnb 10 lang mir nod teinen Sbulbwan9 ba'
ben, bIeibt unS nod bid 5u tbun.
sSa Der td9ide Sele8rapb nidt bieie Nnt'
mort aberufen 4?
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perIeren uno rpieecr &C cfunecn.

gm rrrlebtsn Grnnsraas NprssR sinesn ;tpsi
fltine Rmesr, elm Spefabrisss sBbkrdtn sinss
Ssrrn 8tnn. Der ON Witlm Spit& bel Nsw
Mlbarp Snb.. mrtnt, unb bas pterjdbrise 500.
tsrGsn sinss Nrbtitss, bss Srn. 9fsnn-pom
6aufe neg In ben g8alb unb marsn 55 Stunptr
psrlUrsn. Nls man iis am Samaas Attnp flnr
iabsn fe an einsm Bad elm. bier Nislsn bon ib
rtm 5aule II. ratftn tleirs Stsinr in's WaiIsr.
Gas altsRe 8inp iaet, fie tdttsn wGbrtno IT,
rr WantGuna gldttsr, bic lis BON tm Builder
rflddtsn, ssstTn. Sstte tlas.sn, baB ls mips
uno bunsrs wdtsn, ionf absr marsn fs sslunb.
@dtrmp Der btem NdGts tdttn IL tttt on
tsr Sste eines srpesn Baum aammss eslGlafsn
Gts Guute Ger @ltrn mar nattirltG srpb. alt
ife lore Sinter wstn unpnistrt In ibrs Irmt
fHlcGsn.
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Rine gynherei in t11arytano.

0lGtsr esnd III nids nur I'm Stnbsrwnlbs sins
btfannts pnf5Alidfelt, fcnbsrn ct lpudt aud NOD
manGmal I'm Ssr;en Der amsrilanilatn gipilifa.
tioa In BEN ssrsshter bonn @si.be f&arf iter'
paGtsn Satn; elm SAD aus Auesn Wnnts @auntY
Mb., Iiefsrt ren Bswsis. 8sfannttiG murbs
Dor sintstn @O6m Sotn Yippln als elm Stel.
nstmr an Der Grmurbuns bss 8auimannss 8.
Gtwin GObtrts In @tur6tu Sustn &nnss Gaunts
Mb. proselFrt, abr FdstfprUGsn. ppp!n mar
ole elm btridtistss Sutjset tsfannt unO bic gau'
ern parsn titsr feline 5rslsrsGurs nbittsrt. 81
bsgab T6 fUfort mad fdnr 5rsiipts6une BON
Gaicn mad @turhiu, no ietn alter Batter potnte.
DoG nod an bemlsltsn 4tenS erfdIsnen unss'
fGtr IL masfirte Gsitsr ppr bsm 5aufe bes Ql'
ten unb ptrlanstsn bic GuSli ferune bss SUtnes.
Der tunse pppin bate ft psrfrc6sn, atsr bic
8ssulatpun maGtsn furSsn Yrc,sb unb ts8annsn
bic Quite an alifn pisr edm ansusinssn worauf
Der 4lte psrfprad, ben 8uriaen aussulefsrn
spsnn man bas 8susr l5IGs bieles esl6ab unb
wentse WInuten ipdtsr baumsite fer 9sIsQs an
sinsm 8aume, u;appslif rod Elm Wsnises absr
nift lanse" ipie Sumsr fast. gippin mar Elm
bnGGtistsr Yfnbte!sb unb bic bartarilfe Sanb.
lung fano rsbaalt bel tea esnttfpV9nsrn alse'
tnfinfn Wnflans.
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Sbauoerbafter tlnfaU euf Der gifsn.
babu

gm Samaas TaGmittas als Die arbtitsr.
pslGs In @rrittuns Der nsasn 8Ollmiibls Der Ns.
abins Giftntatn Gcmpanie bsl6attist iinb. itr
Sasererf tssnbtst tattsn unb stsn Gin 8raGt,ue
pOrbei paillrts, mplts sin junetr Mann, Namfna
SAINTS @'mrap bic @sls8snteit tsnubsn. Tim In
bic Statt su fatren. er pniufte auf sinsn Der
Rarrsn 3u fprinsen, slsttsts itbod aus unb fisl
untsr bic 8assr, bic itm tsipe 8sine elm msnie
Utettult bts Gubsslenfss abrifsn. St wurbe
mad lstnem 6vfitaus SO. 436 Norb 6. Strae.
ssbraht, rpo bic Dpeturn Detman unb 5untsr
itm isben mSslGsn geiiianb lsiastsn. Gs par
itm isboG niGt mttr Su tslisn unb ct Rarb uni
10 -utr Sam1as Na6ts. Wurras tpar elm unb
swanSts Sabre aft, elm Srldnbsr BON @tburt unb
srfl ftnen Wpnat In beIsm 9anbe.
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Gie 1Srcusfd,luGeI.

Dies 1T bas telts @aiibaus fdr alli GlaIsn @afte,
sas man IN eie(em Siaat artrtTeu fam. gRan BE-:
plrtbd ba bic 8uneen 9sraes rpie fie ss aud nur
wdnlhsn tSnnen-sine b.ers uno pili9srs an,abt
,,Demsfties." fnect man rir9susne-(o mie cub
fstns tilIissrsn YreiBs. G1an tufs rabsr tei etnl
lansen ,,8en"-mdnnIih unteriidst burtb cen aten
(parflmen Gr.Gcmmilficusr Ssinrib-osn rpadsren
Natban-osn eIcspifenesn asbt. Die eeirsusn GtalIs
fnehts g8iiam uub Satob 70 rpts auob bas p,itlitbe
Dspartemsnt.-taB Niles bies mabr lit bas pes ia
autb csr ,,birfhbsrn" Gclcmen.- an, rpsnn man in
Die Saot tcn,nt. allpc mann oann au lauter frSb,
lihe Wenfhsn antrift. 8aifbaus an @ds bsr Rsff.
bamiltpn uno Stsn Strabs. Der Gitp aasntaun .
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@ e Il D Z b e n.
(einssfantt burd paftor Or. 9. Siflsr }

(Gtn9eantt bureb pafcr ". y. 8tftIer)
am Stem Stunt. nobs aprlsbabspiue. Soa SptiIa.
sinsiseS 8tnb pon Wiiiam Or. uno Sufan Smea,
alt Sobr ano Sage.
am 5isn Suni. in Ybtaostpbia, Gmna. idneffs
Scbtsr pen grants nsb 8stsssa geiusr, oft IL
Sabre uno l Nacnat
I'm, Atm Suli, in 8sbmsuRsr. Spttast Supesr.
in ren alter pon SO Sabrsn, Wonaten uno l6
Sassn.
(ginssfanbt burtb pafcr g. &. @rss.)
am 23fsu GRai, gu philadelphia, .poruse. SEbn:
lein ycn Rcrris uno @atbarna esfsr. alt 9 SRcna:
ten uno 5 Sa9en.
I'm lOten Suni, In 8ihlanb. Buds Gauntp.
Srautln. GSbntsin ron psttr uno Rebtna Sdleus
mer. oft 7 gHcnatsn uno 10 Iaasn
Qm l5sn Suui, in 8odbiI. Buds &auntp, Scbn
Diff, SSbnletn ron paul uno SRaraaretba Gan
Door, oft 2 Sabre. 8 gRouatsn unb Saasn.
2m 6sn SuIi, in Rcdbia, Buds County. Or.
Gnos SRcger. oft 2S Sabren, sRenatsH uno II
Sa9sn.
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California pferee.

Gin @prrsippnbent Der 9tibune fGreItt aus
Can 8raneiseo sOm 81. Mlai. baB sr Dor eini.
Gen 9asen cine 1900 Stiid ;dblsnrs 5sstbs f6S.
ner California Stutsn ssfsten BABE, reIGs auf
BEN Uese mad Sainps parsn. ro fle pufauft
psrben fOlIsn. Disls gfrts iollsn bon msrIta.
'nilGaratIfGtm 8luts idn, wslGss NIT ber Wor.
gan 8aiis ssfreust bic lsttaftsasn, iG5nRsn uab
aussausrnRsn 8sttpfrts sstsn fod. Die Stuten
wurssn TN ideliGen Californian fdr S11 bio 20
@eib per 6opf aufsstauft unb mSssn iid ale lttr
purttsiltaft ftir bic grtsReruns Der Sfnbe,adt
tn unftrsm Staate srpeilsn pprausssiebt, ls
fcmmsn pirfiG tIerbsr, unp fallen Mot ,tpa
,unteripsss ben Snbansrn In bic 5dnte.
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II Qgbrer perlanQt,

Die Graminaticn ftr esbrsr fdr ben ausntaun
Gdul: Difritt, prb eebaltsn rpsrben.in bem 3tsu
Waro Sdulbaufe. om Wiitpctb ben 3lfen Suli. um
8 ubr morssus. Die Sduien weIds srfsst rpsrpsn
fo0sn, fsno uis fet9t:
Gin rpsiblidsr etbrsr fir bic rpsittihe 9edfauls.
primarp i'm Isthftsn 1bfbnitt. psitlidsr eebrsr.
mannlidsr Ssesnoarp i'm fdnftsn abfbaitt, mann:
tihsr eebrer.
Waannlbsr eseontarg i'm uisrten abIdnitt iiiauns
lidsr esbrsr.
Msiblibe primarpim uisrtsn abihuiti. susietidr
esbrer.
@srmifhts grimarp i'm pisrsn atIanitt, msib:
fidher etbrsr.
@srnntbts prin,arp i'm brittsn abfdnitt psib.
lihsr eebrer.
gRdnnlbs grmaro i'm b,itten atfdnitt, wsibs
tihsr esbrsr.
aRsitibs primarp i'm trittsn atiduitt. weiblider
esbrsr.
Reittibt 10. hc. DO.
Weittihe fc. be. bc.
N7dnnlidbs Sescnearp i'm orittsn 1bfbniit, nanns
liher esbrsr.
Bsitths Seionbarp i'm trittsn atltnitt, psits
lther esbrsr.
Drsi psittide primary i'm spsitsn abi6nitt
msibllhe aebrsr.
0Bsitlbe Geontarp i'm ;psitsn abfdnitt. psits
litsr etBrsr.
auf @srorcnuns osr Boarb bon GrntrcGlsursn.
g. ~. Nmne, Yrehesnt.
8syuste.-S. g. . iuinssr Sssrstar.
SuIi l6. 1867. ra3m