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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27

MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY.-The steam ferry-boat
leaves the wharf at the foot Of Market street every
day at 10 A. H., and and P. NJ; and leaves
Mount Pleasant for the city at 8 A. NJ, u NJ, and
half-past P M. Fare rs cents.
AS IN inducement to large excursion parties,
fremens pic-nics, &C., &C., the fare for such par
ties will be charged only one way, and the fine hall
Of MIR. TENcKEN at the head of the wharf about
fifty feet long by twenty-five wide, and in the
second story with great number Of windows,
will be at their disposal free Of cost. On Tuadays
and Saturdays the ferry-boat runs to SulliVan's
Island. 2
BUSINESS NoT1cE.-We refer to JOHN CoMMINs,
No. 1877 Meeting street, upstairs, nearly opposite
Hayne street, where lie offers United States Govern
ment Harness and Saddles, little used, at one
quarter their original cost. VISA April II
ELYSIUS.
new and important remedy for married ladies.
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to the wholesale agents.
DOWIE & NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No. Isl Meeting street.
April II thstuSmos
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eight to seventy men, but only fortyone were able
to visit Charleston, the dutie, Ct the remainder de-
tanning them at Florance. The officers and men
who accompanied the engine to the city are:
E. W.. LLOYD, President D. W. HAnEs, Vice
President III Mod, STo11, Secretary and Trea-
surer; b. WI-HINaToN 1st Director; B. G. But
.LRR,, I'd: Director JOHN WILEY, Sd Director il.
BUrLER, 4th Director ". RILEY, J. P. GAYLE, j.
A. PAwIEY, T. CoRLEY, P. B. STRATToN, W. U.
SHEPPARD, E. s. ULMo, ". McELnEEN, J. ". RI
LEY, s. A. BROWN, JAS. ALLEN, ". E. HAzLEDEN,
J. +. DAReAH, NJ. D. LUCAS, E. H. LUCAS. N. ELSIE
MAN, T. D. KINDER L N. MCCALL, W. R. HILL, A.
P LUCAS, J. A. GAMBLE, 8. NJ. HARVEY, Fl. LAMB.
Il. A. ULMo, D. SLIDER, q. NJ. GILBERT, B. W,
WEArHERFoRD J. J. ROUSE, q. q. WEATHERFoRD,
F. NJ ROGERS, G. D. WILLIAMSON, Z. W. TALLER,
Col. R. F. GRAHAM, GEO. PAwLEY. -.
The enginge was the old Etna Of this city, but
has been so renovated and improved by the Flor
that it is difficult 10 trace her identity with the
past On each end fancy brass flagree work has
beer added, and the position and management Of
the brakes has been considerably improved. A
portrait Of young lady is placed on either side,
and the inscription, "Our Florence" at once tells
that the Florence fremen are favorites of the fair
SEX The engine was named after Miss FLORENCE
HARLEE, the belle Of the District, and her pres-
ence is sufficient to justify the remen in adopting
the motto s'we'l persevere." The trial to-day will
test their prowess, an they will have an opportu-
nifty Of yndcating the motto, and OF proving them
selves worthy of their fair divinity -.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Try Them.
Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the Of PANKaM's
HEpAT1o B1TTERs. We would recommend them to al
who stand in need of 9 tonic. 5=.
For sale by all Druggists. 4ss October
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MARsDEN's PEcToRAL BALM is by no means a
new preparation. It has been before the public
for the last twenty years, during which time over
five million bottles have been sold, and that with
out the expenditure Of one dollar in advertising.
The proprietor confident Of success in all cases of
Bron ,hial Diseases has instructed dc alers to re-
fund the amount in any instance wi,ere it has
failed to cure. For sale by oil druggists
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WNEMAN & CO., Al ents.
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FRUlTI FRUIT! FRUIT!
TUsT ARRIVED BY THE AzEIDA & LAURA, FROM
y Baracoa.
1900 bvnches BANANAS
10000 Plantans
45,0U0 Coconnuts
20 dozen Pineappes
Barrels of Green Ginger
Barrels of Tamarinds.
ALSO ON HAND IN STORE:
ORANGES, Lemons Potatoes, Raisins and Figs, as.
sorted Nuts, of all kinds.
For sale at reasonable prices by
BART & WIRTH,
No. 81 Market street; and,
B. PATTINI,
April 26 No. 25 Market street.
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The .NEw YoaK LIFE INSURANCE CoMpAsY.-A
display advertisement of this frst-rate Life msur
ance Company will, be found in our columns to-
day. As will be seen. it boasts Of twenty-five years
successful existence, and claims the enormous
capi6h &c $4,000 Our respected felow-towns-
uians Eaonss Faosr; ESD. is the agent. ''s= : a
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MAYORS .Couar-April 26.--The docket again
was bare Of cases, and the duties Of his honor so
light as to require his presence but for moment.
The continued quiet Of our city is certainly gratis
flying to all, and is recorded BY. us. with great
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We are requested to put the citizens upon their
guard against certain men WI o have been passing
from house to house Offering for sale tickets to the
May Festivslof the State Normal and High School.
The instructors or pupils of the school alone are
authorized to admit visitors, and all other tickets
are impostures. .-...-.-.
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A:GRIe eUlTBRAL
w DOL STE: MS
AAAOkiATED bone PHOSPHATE OF lime.

20. BALTIMORE, April ii, 1857. :.
RESULT r.9s.
OF Analysis Of WOOISTON'S BONE PHOSPHATE,
manufactured BY ". WHITELOCK CO.,
y = from sample drawn by myself
at their Warehouse 49, e' - -
Moisture (det st7o per Gently .4180
Organic cdmbustble matter, 20 TOO
Capable ;of producing Ammonia. $500
Inorganic earthly matter. ..7bl2O
Cont lining Of Phosphorc Acid. ~. $40 .xa
Containing q Las: .s :9aa y ~
OF the Phosphorc Acid LUIS pei cent is solnble In
water and represents aa3S Of sonsble Bone Phosphate
of Lime; the whole; amounting 7910 per cent, IS
equal to s0712 per cent OF Bone OF zdmes
.;;eel5;:z G.. A-EIEB1N ~
This Phosphate u.s. prepared: ourselves, with the
greatest care is strictly uniform In and
enters ino its manufacture which ia not Yalnable
manure; t..,i &,
the result Of lbs application last season, and M excesd
ing richness assow1 by the above annlysi Justify usn
recommandfngI inthe very highest terms.
! All we ask is a4ral of It. by the side Of Peruvian
Guano, or any other manure which can be produced.
& ss.4s 4ssW:sWHlTEIOCK h CO.,
81 ..sss No. 4ASouth street, Baltimore
For salebY. so T. j. KERR. b co.:
April rs 80 2its - >.s.' ,t,s.s o Z.
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TIE ARAND DRoYALrARME EGHARTER, OF GEORGIA.
The.election for officers resulted as follows:
Hon. Samuel lawrence, y. q. p; Hon. George
Christopher F. Lewis, 6. s.; Joseph 2. Wells, g.
G. H.;.Rev. Francis e. Manson, G. Chaplain; Jo-
siah Mosher, g.: Treasurer; Hon. B. 3. Russell,
G.. Secretary; John E. Navy, G. Sentinel !:
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elect, then assembled the rostrunl, and kept the
attention Of the audience enchained during his
entire discourse. The subject of the GRAFTON was
the order, its principles, workings, origin, &C.;
and to those who were heretofore doubters, it
was made clear. that Odd-F Fellowship is not Of re-
cent creation, but Gun be traced back to the
patriarchs, and has, in every successive age, be-
come more cherished and loved. We were COM
PEELED to leave before the close, and cannot give
full report Of the oration, but can safely assert
that MIR. DURYEA'S forensic talents have gained
many proselytes to the cause Of friendship, love,
truth and charity. The exercises were concluded
by 3 prayer and an appropriate ode. js -
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1ann BBLs. FRESH LINE
lAOO Landing from schooner "F. A. Heath.
/, 200 BBLS. CEMENT.
:; 100 BBLS CALCINED PLASTER.
Per schooner Nv. F. Gushing"
IN STORE.
15O BBLS. LAND PLASTER
1000 FIRE BRICK.
300OVEN TILE.
LATHs, HAIR, LUMBER, &c.
For sale by
OLNEY & co.,
April 26 Nos. 9, II and Is Vendue Range
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MARINE BATHING. Newport, Nahant, Cape May
and Old Point have: acquired world wide renown,
and all owing to the tchaf their afording superior
facilities for sea own citizens, those Of
them We mean who baldngaa to the Can'tgetaway
lub, in days ofehanaAd to pitch their tents on
the hin6Eaabsach 81 slllivans Island, and there
eni6y Inznry Of laYinsein the briny main. But
Nahant issnnWs:out Of the question, and Monltrie-
vile among the things that we're. We must look
nearsE heme therefore, fot; our saltwater plunge;
and wa sse glad to know that elegant accommoda-
tions can be had for such purpose af the White
Point Garden Bathing House, the southernmost
extremity of: Charleston, which Mr. p. KI1RoY the
lessee, has taken great pains to reht in fne9tyla
Now that the warm weaths has set j, saltwater
bath xin ebe very refreshing; and not
MANY viii avail tthemse51 off Bathfng
House WiB be opened on first
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E. M. WHITING, s
unnoNrp Ann An1cTp AmE

tTAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMERS
II street to No. S3 CHURCH STREET, ono docr
norta OF Broan street. August u
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SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL q, 1857.
LOCAL MATTERS
neutrality-suspicious.,

TscoTresponaents. ).
We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLer proper names to the articles sent;
and We take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed BY some responsible individual.
SIZING AND SUMNER CLorH1Na.-Our worthy
neighbors, Messrs. PEARSON & Co., announce in
our columns to-day that they are Offering their
stock of spring and summer clothing at very low
figures.
Mus1o ON THE BArTERY.-In consequence Of the
Fremans parat:e, the United States Band will not
perform at tho Battery this afternoon !: but by d-
rection Of the Post Commandant, they viii enter
tain our citizens on every succeeding Saturday az
rernoon at o'clock, with some of their delightful
ara,
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Z @. o.F.-The 2sth was celebrated by the five
different Lodges and Encampments Of Odd Eel
lows in this city as . Day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer, The services commemorating the day
were held at the Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of King
and Liberty streets, and as they had been1ade
public, long before the hour appointed every seat
was filed, the, fair sex being largely in thema-
iority AS the interior Of an Odd Fellows HALF was
unknown to many of the audience, considerable
curiosity wasmanifested by the fair sex to witness
the regalas and different paraphernala peculiar to
the institution. Tie speakers stand, and the
arches at the Hall weseaeeoFated with evergreens
but no other ornamaats were torbenoticed beyond
the attractive faces of ehe land the showy
insignia of some extrao dinazy Odd Fellow.
The exercises were openad bys singing an ode
emblematic of the principles Of fdhe Order. This
WAS followed by a.prayer from the Rev. ". B.
YATES, who eloquently appealed to Heaven for aid
to carry out and perfect the cherished actions Of
Odd Fellowship. Another ode was then sung by.
both the members and the audience, who were all
furnished with printed programmes of the exer-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-12

9unssfabieteit bieies Serritoriums ~
9rOB, I'm Dor Der San6 gere6t ab9es
l66st iuer6en ~ f6npen.
Stem Nlerieo 8 9lasb ebnuns ii 165, :
600 Quabratmeilen unb bic bon 9(ris
aona 100000. 8eibe cipiliaren init
Californian in Der Srudtbarteit ibrer
Sbaler uno BEN rei9en &daSen an
'Gplo, gilber &upfer uti0 QHefflber.
IuBer ibrem Nferbau Seidnen fid
6ieielben borsiiglid our6 ibre Bei6en
un6 Siebsu9t aus. Sie g8oIlenfdur
in Stem Merico betrue i'm IebtenSahre
IS, 900 Yfuno, Die Waisernbte 5OO,@
600 BuibeIs, 8ai3en 100000 Buff. !;
Sabaf 1000 Yfuno uno gSeln 1000
@aHcnen. Dos 9roBte SinOertiB ibrer
@ptpideluns Hegt nod in benz Wans
gel al gertebrsfr aBen En0 Der gefabr
Ser SnOianeretnfaIle. 8etbes miro
sonrd bic Dermebrtea @intuaRberung
bintueefauen uit6 biefe unermeBli6en
2anberitreden iperoen cine aueqe un<
bere9enbaren gSobIltanbes fir bieSer.
Staaten, beOeutenber Gintiinfte fir bic
&eoierung nuo Elm pra@tboIes selo
fur unternebmenoe gopitalifen unb
Mrbeiter tueroen. gsszes
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20 atE9ta3aa - III
9luSDebnam9 muDl S9hlfSqmel'
Esd siolet Bee 2HeffemS.

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QuaoratiptiIen 'anO betfpridts In Bee
aug all fatiirlitbe Sllfdgelen, zines
Der rsi4itea unfsrsrs &errFltOrien gu
Ssr gtaat 81 spa ba NIT 80, 900
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braht. BIes Oas ant bic. usgrabung
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tOsneste Capital bslduft nd aiif 300, :
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fonnen in ieoer be!iebigen Anantitat
aesogen tper6eu. g lL i
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600 SanaOratmeiien unO ebenfaDs
reidje Golbu,inep uab cine ga WfeisI
Zen LARGE @agenItrabe 5riittei1 0ur9
Sas Gebiet, erofnet ieinen 2iilfsguel>
len zine Iertebrsaoer. Sn Be5n9
'auf NfIneralieu, iuie auf IanotDirtbs
idaitlibe 4rObntte it Die Grss~s
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AM4A@4gi# &eH Aks8aafss1% 7&& SIS
Spei Sbntiaden fino nps geltern gu
aas.sa0 ksen gstOmme,I iuelde, iyetn fe fid.
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= 90 tioi.sss aaf ben llnterneb mun9seeilt bon
.M i slafbbile psrfea lipb 6as GsBeinlnib
sTElasen, sdsdns anfere Std0t bon Der
& I $ Malaf nab 6nrd cine nanHigfattiSe
II ~ Goaabiaali0n bon 8erFehrslDeeeh gu
B sjueni sr0bartissa emporium 6es Bin /
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: pnntte DeE0teibt, IOnbern fOsar grab
= ibeife ben GinFub uab bic Gtoeiblf9s !
IL te,t einblbt, ipeI9s ibr nnsanfies 3sit.ss
A perbdltniile beldifsH bdtten.. Ii u d
- aBie nnieEe eeier piAen, lieGt an
Der ode bon Union mo GUNNER Elm
heres Got, petGss SH eirtus> auO
saeuaserie. Gzs9sidfsiteu ssIssent,
lid benutt iDirO, Gin nOr0li4sr Capt.
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s Bm. O. 8fDsDnIows @oapernst
III. q. TEetsbcr, Gtaatsfetretar. fsii
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<SStue p6uftdnStse bft6Iide Gsfbic5te Der 3eit
1Dte bene, biRieIft tilib beIehtsnShe Tanrilies
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- 81 e . NJ Seanifoh. Don Robertion.
-. ..-.----..-.sa e MfcRinIen. Don Summer.
~--S ~ &B. ID. RS0terss gBiFon.
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RADICAL REPUBLICAN
YENTION.

~ .
A Convention Of the Radical
as4sRepublicans of Davidson County
* % wi viii be held at the Capitol on the
last Saturday in April April 27th)
at / o'clok 2. M, to select delegates
Ass to the Congressional Convention for
the 5fh Congressional District = a'I
All earnest Republicans are cor
daily invited to attend. This cali
is made, not to WHITE" men, or
"coLoREDn men, but to MEN. ,sas#
Let every man in the City and
County give that day to his country.
1t must be remembered that the
price of liberty is eternal vigilance,
The loyal people Of the whole
s--aa country expect that the Union men
-..s4ssof Tennessee will do their duty in
the approaching canvass. a.4 i
Come one, come all. ,..n .ais&f
-. THE DAVIDSON COUNTY, REPULIcAN
sAssssa COMMITTEE. su54 I
A. T. Wood N Derby, John Lawrence,
John Hugh smith, VIVA. Mills, +. w Metealf,
DIV. Reob0dy. Abe Smith, Henry Lewis, Dan.
FgWalker James H. Sumner, Isaac Woods,
Sgneon X. Walker, j. j. Cary, j. L. Brown
s4aDsuisl Brown Nelson G. Merry. aaa :.
ssass e SSs8 sss9D. DsDIoKEY, Chairman. !.
JOHN RUHM, Secretary. Ls
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Gin @efee, treldhes OGs Gttmntre6 t
an aeipiffe MuSl6nber ertbeilt.

"a 81 Geft. 4. ssi es bei6lOfen BON Der Sc
neral, 8erlammluns beS Staatrs SenneiIee
bab in alien Staats-, GOanty-, Difrifts. unO
alien aubrrn Gipil+gBabIen fu6e NmslanOer,
uiett naturaITrte 8iESer Der Ser. fGtaateu
prlde mebr ais Gin Sabr in ben Ser. 9taa-
ten unb q sbr Als le6s NGnate i'm Stants
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gHablabammuns erbalten lcaen = gOrdas-
sefrst bas fOl9e gerfOnrn ibre abiir9t su e.
tennen ssseben baben giirser Der @er Staa-
ten 10 Derben .anb sdB tiefelben nid,t Ebeit-
mtbmtr in Der Isyten 8ebeIiOn sepelet fnb. :
Sett. 2. Sci fs frrner bei&loiien, bd6
bieles @tIes Sen uaS mad ieiuer pa1iruus in
6raft treten fol-. - :.
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s.ssss Y 5preber res Senatss.
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ben atten btFnblibrn Originates if. Mss +.
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HelOubrt Orgeln uub
Mfln1enn1.
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Genen etnimmiy ser afse gres. einetS eOaiue,
,,afs ben btifen Cabinet OrseIn"a

Genen etrftimmiy Der sfe greis. cine SoIbs eOaue,
MS ben btifen Cabinet Orseln" :
i'm amsritanif9su Snititute, Stem gOrt OttOber
1866 nIsrtanrt wurse.
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,uo wanni9fattsteit Ses Zones uno III Ser 3abI Der
acknowledgment anertonnt. s#n3s
q pa Sic beten Snifrantente uOl, Muierten bort ett
eiferten, 10 HeB oas, peIdbes ben Sieg oo outrus,
Yicbts Sn befiegen abtig." Amertcan Art SSournal.
(6eraMsaeeeben ppneinem betdnnteu RufiftritIfer.)
sic 16benebeftfuHs ben erten AreiS LIBERAL haucns
9etraeea, no fie nnsgeiteut Iuuroen.
CrseIn init Heeoeu elm, Jirei une erei Eofenreben
feds Br6ben : $3.50 bis $500. Ohne 8toale, nit
enf6ber cher bpppeter Reihe IN gr0beE Ranni9fal<
tiateit Sos bis $45J. 6eie DrseIR nit blel gatten,
pfetfeudbrIidbea genthiimIidfet oes Zones, f1bs
men SoIofldppen, Stdrfe bes gbors, uniibertref5en
8ebaIen un6 an9emeiMen Oreeeiietten, eignen iiicb
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eriaiueler Stub uue eIegnntes 9toienbolS pom her
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DIES TT has etnsise tOpale aIatt, NIT a.isna5me Der
aStsatststtaRsI, peI5es in Rafkpiae keraus.
Bsseheu pirb. Son alien bier eri4eineneen HI6tteru
bat % be sr6bte GirtulatioR ans III 60 bes Of,ieus
Organ Aes Staates. % bat cine srose girtuiatiOn
IN Rorbea fopsk ale aud i'm SaSen unS 0ef6aftss
tetste t6Hnsn tett keiiereS An,egen s9eSium Fnsen
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etssH tstesrspbii&sn Bert4te ron peEttiIbsu unS
eonsmersienen Hns aHsemeInsH Renieteiten. Die
eeteineHietslten Der Stant nnh umgebuna persen
ansIprti@ eert9tet unb IN ieeet Sittlf nImmt hies
lss i1lntteen erftensane anser ben btefotn Betmn.
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SitterefIe iein. uehEraa 1T hes aanh In Mufreauuo
ane btnnen RarseiR perseH bic widtietssn aebenss
irasen erortert nnb enti4ieAen usree, sRir uIcbtn
oaasr, aas nns has topale 8Dlt In BEN tpmmeneeu
Babltampfe NIT aHen IN fbrrH Rraften ftehensen
Itten Atiterftiiten uiDsen, NH unferem Wlatte in
chem tIetnsa 90rfs sbsr Slsdsn TN etaate gsrbrsi.
tang 90 Gehen. Sn 8utanft Ipte has in Der Sereans
ssnbeit sef&sbsn, wra has @gatt Der ernitIie gers
t9etoser Der Sbesn unS 9rinspen unisres sessmudr.
iieen Gonereiles fein
Infer SobsRpOm III in ieSsr Sinfi4t uoaaaaSis
@teoli4tet nitRt eeboten Iveresa. Rerjops, IDeIce
Grudia@eu aueoefakrt haben molten, fSuuen ficS
auf ereeIente 9fsfibrng eeeebener Muftrdae az BEN
hiaielsn pseiien peFlaiteu. -
Wan asreiite
Nref amb Zines So,
+ sfe. 8 sfortb @berrp Stree
~afhpthe GsHHsffCs
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Sin GintpanbermmeSsMeer

Das frIsrnbe bur9 bic essisEatur bsS
9taatss 3eunsifss paiFrte @efss pirb bier
bur9 sar aasfmeinen SafurmatiOu Oer6Fent.
litt. s ~ ''s'
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6eillem eralportirten &nffe,
1nebr.

4 Sur ale Sieieni9en, tpel6e gerne
cine Safe &affee trinfen, Siirfte es
bon groBem Siltere1Ie lein ~ erfab@
rem, 6aB in Der @ta6t Stem <yorf fiirsz
IiH cine 8eleui9aft bon SaHFeuten
sulammen9etreten lit iuelde es fi6 our
9lu9abe ma6t, I'M ia6liden Sbeile bon
Slorioaa &affeepfan3ungen an5alegen;
mir tperben alfo bOffentli9 in elmer
GiAt ~ laneen Belt einbeimiidhen
vMfocca" trinten, Der bebeutenb billi<
ger iein miro, ais Der, nit f6perem
@infubrsoa belaltete, irnporti1te.
SIN Suben bon Campo z8u6t ere
itreft iib auf 40 Meilen 2dltge unb
80 Mfeilen 8rette elm Streifen 9anbes,
Ser ii4 gang Defenders CUR @uIlnr bes
SaffeeS ionohI, pie aller trppiiden
SSrii6te eiguet. Su Oieier 8e9enb
finb aus stpei @riinOen feine groBen
@olonien bon g8eiben anselest nor
Den.
Z @s eritirt bort namlid nod elm
tuenie Sunberte sdblenOer SllDianer>
itanm, bic Semiuoles, .feiBige, frieb<
5li1e @efeaen, meIde elmer @olonie
ME eefabrli9 iperbeu miirbert ipenn
man fie in 6ube lieBe. Der ginFuB
ibret tpeiBen gfa9barn iuiirbe lie cibi>
lifiren uno 6alO CUTE Srafte fir bic
@olonie beranbil6en. Ser aanbere
@runb lit Die SSur4t Dor benz SIima.
SlIerbin9S lit rtdtig, baB Die CONNER
bort LANCER iino, oils Die in b0beren
8reitensraOet iebo6 1T bic Sempe>
ratur an Der Suite ertra9li9.
Die Seebrile fommt bes WfOrgens
sesen s llbr unb oauert bis SOnnen<
unter9aag, mo- fie bon Der 9anObrile,
bic bis Sagesanbrud anbalt, ab9el0lt
iuirO. Sas gauge 2anb 1T febr gut
bepd6ert unb beiibt einen lleberfuB
bon Siiden, 8ilo u. f0ftli9sn Sra6>
ten.
Ser 8oben 1T leidt, gut gu pFii9en
uno uuberorbentli9 fru6tbar. @s9e<
beiben minbeltens elm Ouben6 8Jrie>
tatev Der Side uno gSaIoer bon &a<
ftanieu>, Yappeln<, 8u@en<, 9tnB<,
SaiIafrass, 2orbeer<, MbornS, ge|
'pirsneneu>g @a9boloerbeer : 8auz
men, geSertt, @gprelfen; Si6ten &c.
beoefen ipeitbin 6ns 2an6. Sran>
genbaume berbreiten tpeitbin einen
5errli6en SUIT uub cine sefeoerte
Sdaar bon 8ogelu iuiest fi6 auf NIT
Srl6ten selaOenen 8uei9eH,s apricos
fen, Bfrfide, Sei9en, 8omeranaen,
BFaumen, GitrOnen, Nfanoeln, Ba<
nanen un6 cine 9lnsabI anOerer Sri6te
tua9leu MILD in unenoli9er Nfa1e. =
Sorn, Sabaf, 3eis, Sartofelu, Bob
men, 3uder uno iebes Semitic fam nit
tueniaer Mlbe eesosen tueroen.
Sies 1T bas 2ano, in tpelbem Die
South SIoriba SlericuItur GonlpanD''
cine GolOnie gu srlnOen beabT6tigt.
Gs fol- borSii9li9 &affer uno SabaG,
i'm Nagemtinen aber 9lues cultipirt
iuerbeA mas iid gu rentiren pers
fpridt. !. ssiss
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Ser MeGh

Der rnfiif6 sanerifanifden 8eiisuaseu,
iuel9er iest bur6 8ertrag sefidert 1T:
miro cine neue Sanoelsqueae er0ffnen.
8or allen 9ingetl fuerben reli9iofe
Sraftatbeu, iueIlene Striimpfe unb 4.
Suli 'Sre6en unter ben @squiinaur
rei9li9en Nblas lfinbeu, fur Die mir
9ebertbran uno Seebunosfele neblt
natutiuiiGfsen Manieren austaui9en
t0nnen. + .., xs.a -..ia