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CoRoNER'R INouEsT.-Coroner Whiting he'd an
inquest yesterday, at the Mazyck-street Hospital
on the body OF Nelson Johnston coiored, the prls-
oner whose arrest at the Seven Mile Pump was
mentioned some days since The einjuries received
by Johnston rendered amputation of his leg neces-
sary and it was taken OFF above the knee; but ne
sank under the operation, and the jury returned d
verdict that he came to his death from homor-
rhaee occasioned by injuries received while Jump
ing from the cars at the Seven Mile Pump.
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SSow.-The kilograms from the North unite N
stating that the present spell of cold weather is
almost unprecedented at this:early date. At Bins-
hampton. New York the thermometer was twenty
three degrees below zero, and it was showing
heavily The same snow has been reported at
other Northern cities, but we are informed Dy
Capt. Moore, of the South Carolina Railroad that
the effects of the storm have been felt in this Stato
particularly in the Upper Districts. twas showing
at Columbia Saturday morning, and at Iimmons-
vile the snow was four inches deep. The North
ero mail failed TO come to time on account of the
detentions caused by the snow storm.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. At FLORENCE.
s. &, oaeia m excellent medium 10 Merchants rnd
ctberg VINO wish 10 :xleld tlcr business IN the Fee
Dee section @. tnx st-lc Eates o. advertising very rel
,orlbe Scpterilert 81
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The RIGHT REV. DR.. PERsIco, according to an-
nouncemept, delivered lecture last night at the
Cathedral Chapel Queen-street, and, considering
the inclemency Of the evening, the attendance was
very large The object of the lecture was chari-
ty-for the benefit of the Catholic Male Orphan
Asylum-and we are pleased to learn that the good
Bishops effort proved financial success.
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CoAT THEE CAUoHT.--An individual who came
as deck passenger on tho City Point, BY some
strange mistake entered the pursers Office and ab-
stracted his oyercoat The detectives were put
on his track, and soon caused him to restore his
I'll ,offao boOIx
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rIirr LANCASTER LEDGER.
coyyoRs & c>RrFn. pnopn.rrons.

CONNUNS / c CARTFIi. PEopnlEToRs-
DuBL!sHED VERY TEDA- sDAY MORNING At
Lancaster g. H., sc, Having large subscr ption
-. j ulcr, favorable medium. tc Ne chants and all
advertisers who desire TO extend hei business il the
vi 2er Districts Of the state. Rates 9G Cd.erdsnS ho'
e. l. specimen copy of paper sent on application
august 23
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Personal Those persons who are fond OF
studying tho variations in proper names are re-
ierred to the list Of hotel arrivals published else
where, and they will see registered at the Pavilion
Hotel list of names that would puzzle the ortho-
graphical student. The Makado Japanese Troupe
arrived in this city yesterday morning II there
is anything in name, thoy have somc that are
long enough, and sufficiently unpronounceabe' to
attract immediate attention and dub them foreign
nrs from afal of,
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AMusEMENTs-The week now opening promises
TO bo lively one. The programme OF puonc
entertainments is sufficiently varied 10 please all
amusement seekers. In the first place. the Christ
mas tree will bloom with gifts for six nights
longer The Japs will commence their peculiar
performances tonight, giving us outside barbara
ans some idea of Asiatic ugglery. Last, but by no
means least, the Bazaar OF the Ladies Home IN
Broad-strcet will be opened on Tuesday This, we
hear is to be one Of the most attractive entertain
ments of its kind over opened in our city, so popu
lar is the charity involved that every ody is sure
to be there.
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ANOTHER JAIL BIRD CAeED.-On Saturday, Rob-
ert Artope, colCred gentleman with habit Of
Appropriateness, was taking the air on Green
hiu-street, when he was recognized as an escaped
prisoner captured, and restored to his old quar-
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TuE cnlryy1L.E MoUwrA1NEER
n,-rr r;-1rmxCI. GAZETTE.

IT'S PUBLiSHED Every THURSDAY, AT 81 81 PEI
\ -c:. IL iyauce Advertisements inserted a. usus
T..cs c.. I. ETFORo,
V1v.f s-i'tor nd prouretoTj
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THE eEsNETrsv1LLE JOURNAL

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Bennettsville s. c., in the eastern portion Of the
state, by STUBBs & LITTLE, Propretors, and offer
superior inducements to Merchants and all others who
wish extend their business In this section OF the Pee
Dee country. We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
our Charleston friends.
Terns-S3 por III nun, invariably in advance. Adver
t!semeats inserted a. very REASONABLE rates. July 4
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ArCyTON SALES THIS DAY.

CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell this day. at
their auction house. No. So Hasel-s;reet, at 10
O'Clock, dry goods, boots, shoes, &c.
JOHN q. MI1LNoR Co. Will sell this day, at
their auction house, No. 1873 Meeting-street, ct
1O4 o'clock, carpets, sewing machine, bedstead
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AN ALARM OF FIsE on Saturday morning brought
out the engines, but they were soon counter
marched, as the alarm proved to be unfounded.
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A-l-l-A-A-

The best Dyspeptic Bitters in use are PASKx1S's
Hepatc Btters. They never fail to give relief Try
bottle, and be convinced. For sale by all Druggists m
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TO GRoCERS

FoR Quotations Of Bonds, Stocks, Coupons,
Bank Bills and Money, see every Friday morning,
in this paper, by Andrew N Moreland, Broker, No.
Broad street, +
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ys II.
/ wanG Printing executed neatly;

T: you want caeaL Dlank Booka;
Ii lou want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa.
per, >Sc.; or, M1LLERs Almanac;
II you wanG Printing executed neatly;
Ii you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, no. SO Broad street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS FROM SATURDAY MORNING.
ll.Gs House-N. NJ. Cole, New York; Waiter Pan
nell and wife, city; D. N. Patterson and lady,
Mangum n. c.; Miss Julia Alice Millar; Captain
Crowel steamer Upton; Jas. Strithers, New York;
e Maitland, New York; j. P. McQuillian, Phladel-
phia; F. d. Richardson, Mount Pleasant; Louis
McLain, Richmond; H. NJ. Kendall Atlanta; D..
II. Pate, Atlanta; Captain j. N. Berry, Granite
vile, S. c.; Nathan Appleton, Boston; Z. A.
Brandt, St. Petersburg; H. R. Stanfeld, New
York; c. A. Longfollow, Cambridge; W. z. Fay
Boston; John Lear Boston; Henry C. Mayer, New
York; H. c. Beck, New York; G. W. Noedecker,
Richmond; W. NJ. Tennent, Liverpool; ]. j. Mcr-
rett, ST. Thomas, W. L; W. R. Merin, st. Thomas;
J. 2. Southern, Columbia, William E. Earle5,
Greenvllle.
Paua,on Rotei-B. F. Afford city; A. Bier, New
York; j. C. Carpenter and wife, city; &. A. Boyd,
Darlington, S. c.; E. NJ. Royal, Mount Pleasant;
W. E. Fripp, city; tho Mikado japanese Troupe
Yoskie Geekoo, Toroo Koskio, Tzena Ga Roo
Huong Ooroo, Chu Gee Roo, Goeng Yaa Oono
Kee Chez, Chu Yor Etchee. Kooma Kee Chee,
Geroo Chez, Toxic Chez, Ootooma Sau, 0youshkee
Sau, Ookeen Sau, Ootsoorseo Sau; Jno. R. Mar
snail, California; G. w. Buyers, Japan; VIM. H
Doyle, Japan; c. Lane, Marion: L. P. Kendall, ad-
vcrtising agent; Allen C. lizard, Walterboro Sam'l
J. AUSTIN Edisto; s. B. Ham, South Carolina; j.
II. Green, Durham, n. c.; B. G. Willis, City; D. w.
Holloway, Ninety-Six Depot, J. r. Rideley, Balti-
more; Ed S. Baker, Florida; Hiram Depree, Can
nandaigua; W. ]. Lee, Virginia
Charleston Hotel.-J. A. Fraser, Winnsboro';
Thomas Clapbam, New York a. ". Warden Jr.,
Charleston; Samuel F. Tempest, Newark, N. j.;
F. P Watson, St. Louis; Luther Roll, Newark, N.
j.; D. P. Cump, Hamburg ]. R. Mnter, Union
J. D. Kennedy. Camden; w. II. Wood, Savannah ;
o. L. Chamberlain, Mount Morris ]. NJ. Kaull,
Tiff2, Ohio; H. C. Goodspead and lady, New
York Messrs. Read, New York; Daniel McElkins,
James Mattox and ]. F. Coleman, Mount Holly,
S. C.;J n. Withers, Winnsboro', S. c.; R. T. Bar
din. Mount Holly; James A. Langlon, New York !;
Walter Langlon, New York; Captain Crowell,
steamer George B. Upton; E. Everell. Boston ;
Charles II. Slason and lady, Rutland, VT; c. st.
Charles, Mexico; James Mclean, Beaufort; Cap
tain Howard and Miss Howard, New York; Cap
tain Luce, Boston James Mcnamara, Orange
burg.
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Go TO JOHN Co,1N1Ys, No. 191 Meeting street
He has good substantial shoes at retail. mwG
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FRANKLIN LODGE, No. SO, A. F. MAT the
regular monthly communication OF the above
Lodge, held at Masonic Hall Saturday evening
last the annual election of officers took place,
with the following result:
Brother ROBERT THURsToN. W. NJ.
Brot ler GEO. L. BUST, s. W.
Brother W. J. HERIOT, j. w.
Brother D. NISBET, Treasurer.
Brother J. WOODkUFF, Secretary.
Brother THOS. j. WEBB 5. D.
Brother E JOHN WHITE, j. D.
Brother II. P. PICKETT, s+ovar3s
Brother VIM. TUrTLE
Brother L. F. MEYER Tier.
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AT THE Annual Communication of La Candeur
Lodge, No. &c. A. F. NJ, the following officers were
elected and installed for the next Masonic year:
Brother JOSEPH BocK, W. NJ.
Brother A. MENCKE, ;. W.
Brother L. HABENICHT, ]. W.
Brother +. HOLLOWAY, Treasurer
Brother ]. S. RHODES, Secretary.
Brother Il. DRYER, Stavords
Brother PETER SMITH,
Brother DEDRICK MULLER. S. D.
Brother THEO HElDTMAN, J. D.
Brother JOHN n. SCHMIDT, Tyler.
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CLOTHING g. FURNISHING GOODS
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOTHING.

WE OFFER AT COST. AT RETAIL, THE BAL
w ANCE of our WHOLESALE STOCK OF WIN.
TER CLOTHING including an assortment OF GOOD
BUSINESS SUITS also COMMON CLOTHING suitable
for aborers ANY in want Of the above IS requested
to call, and they will bo surprised at the low prices
EDWIN BATES Il CO.,
December Is No. 122 Meeting street
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE
GOLD And SOLID SILVER Watches.
ALL WARRANTED TO RUN AND THOROUGH.
REGULATED, AT THE LOW PRICE OF
s1OEACU.
SATISFACTION GUARAN7EeD.

Inn Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $1,000
100 Magc Cascd Gold Watches. 200 to oVo
nm r. Ics' Watches Luancled - 100 10 so
a0S c:old IJuntinT Ctronomotcr Wlches 80 10 $40
60 co S:IiG tiuui ,n3 Enrish Levers - 2OJ TO I5J
ooo cd iIurfiue Uni,lex Watches - $50 10 200
S gSo CoiJ I,,,t,nn AMERICAN Watches 100 e. 25U
sGo Go Si,vcr Uun.;1r LcY,rs.... soto l5G
~ eHI ~:ivor unI,iinS Duuiexes - 1910 25U
SE1 SSy adies' {; old Wa;cl.cs. soto go
1000 sod Hunting Lepnes. ................. 90 to 20
1000 lsce aAeous Watches III EiLUs...... so TO lVo
$500 silver uuntiEg Watches. ............. % 10 CU
6GjO Assorted Silver Watches. s.............. IL to 10
Tue above stock will 10 disIo=eG Of On the popular one
prcc plan, giving every patron dDc Gold or SOM 1
Yer Watch Tor $40, without -csard to valuo. >,
We wish to rnmedia.ell dispose Of the above na!n
cent Stock Criacaies, LaIEg the articles, are placed
In sealed envelopes, aud we'll mixed Holders are emu
lied TO thc article named their certificate upon Ply
mont o, Ten Dollars whether II be W.tcl worth SluVo
or ore worth less The return OF ary OF our certificates
entities YOU 10 the article named thereon payment
irrespective OF It's worth; and Grtcc valued less
than SO Is named Oh Gy certificate, 1t viii at one
be seen that tnis IS ro Lottery, but sr2ianuoraro
Ieeit,ua:e t-Gnsacticn whck Elay be participated II
cycu by the most iasuGious!
single certificate will &c zen. o. iai. rcitp2d, upon
recent ot % cents I've fer 81, cc"en ot 81 thrt Tce
ana cega,lt r.e.uuin f9I 80 anl Iicrs Ta!u@uic
prem am fer So nu-orc and most iupero W"tcL
:or sl5 10 agents. or wishing cnlroA ;lc2 tiis
business duy urthcr.-s5 by tue Government ana o-A
NklGur. BRO. - Co...
Iurorters, NO. i'll broadway ~ l.
October %
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Ladies Cloats, Hats, ssirts, SaGnsts, &c.
BY JOHN G.. MINOR & co.

OO41N We WE AhNON q OVs
TOMORROW tuesday,, 17th instant, ct 10 o'clock.
will be sold at our Auction salesrcom. No 13S Meet
ingstreet
LADIES FINE TRIMMED cAssocKs Ladiea' Broad.
cloth Coaks
Ladies' inchila Cloaks Cloth Caps Felt Eats, Laaies'
straw Hats
Velvet and Plush Sensation Hats, Grey Melton CASH.
mere ard Belknap Shirts
Brown and Blue Woollen Ribbed Jackets Zephyr so1r.
Merino Gloves
Silk Hair Nets Leather Money Bags Buck Purses cass.
meres
satinets, White Domestic Flannes Red Flannels Ker-
seys, Paper Collars
Scissors. Knives, Buttons, Pencils Weollen Gloves.
Witha variety Of other articles not enumerated.
Condit ms cash. December 16
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AT TIE Seventy-ffth Anniversary Of the Charles
ton Ancient Artillery Society, held at T. R. Tuys
King-street, on Saturday, the 14th instant, the
following officers were elected to serve for the en-
sueing year, viz:
*CHAS. NJ. FURMAN, President.
RICHARD YEADON, Vice President.
JAMES O'NEAL, Treasurer.
CHAs. P. FRASER, Secretary.
Io4N a. I. ToBHas Z; a2st Stewards.
Committee on Charity-James O'Neal, Charles P.
Frazer John c. Hof P. c. Gaillard, and j. B. Patrick
Committee Accounts. Lanneau A. L. To-
bias, VIM. E Rowland, ]. W. Brownheld, and Francis
Lance
SIN place of the Hon. NJ. C. MoRDEcAI, who declined
reelection.
ETNA FIRE ENGINE CoMpANY.-At the anniver-
sary meeting Of the above Company, held at the
German Fire Engine Ball, Chalmers-street, on the
evening of the 18th instant, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing years
ia. QUACKENBUSH* President.
r. s. NIPsON,t Vice-Preside It.
JOS. TRUALL, First Director.
JAMES WILSON, Second Director.
ROBERT ROWLAND, Third Director.
W. Il. FORBES, Fourth Director.
F. c. LYNCH, Secretary.
ORAN BASSETT Treasurer.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS.
THOS. WATSON, A,m.p
]. MARTIN,
J. .ACKERMAN
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THE DAILY NEWS.

So LARGEST cIRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY NEWS
BENe The NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY REco6-
N1zED AS HAVING .RE LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON. PUBLISHES THE
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE PoSToF-
FIcE AT The END OF EACH WEEK, ACCORDING
TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE NEW PcSToTFICE
LAW.
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THIS DAY (Monday 10th instant, at quarter.past 10
O'Clock will ba sold at Auction salesrocm, No. Isa
Meetingst eet,
Handsome and Large BRUSSELS CARPET
Sewing Machine IN good order
! Hands 3me Black Walnut Bedstead
] Iron lat Stand
l Oott.ge Bedssead, Mattress
Large Office Table, covered with Morocco. and
Drawer.
Conditions cash. December i6
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CHEAP GOODS!
CHEAP HOSIERY.

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE, MEDIUM AND
" COMMON HOSIERY, marked d wn 3s1s per cent.
Our assortment OF these goods comprise the bost
Cotton Hose Superior BalbriGgan White and Black
silk. Also the best qualities Of MEMS hALF HOSE,
which will be sold for the next thirty days at the above
reduction from former prices.
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WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY On HAND ALL THE
w LATEST PUBLICATIONS, such as BOOKS,
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, &C.; Parties living u
town will find it convenient to give CALL and can
rely getting their papers regular City papers sold
and subscriptions taken for all Papers and Aaeazines
Foreign Papers and Reviews ordered for regular sub
scrlbers.
Particular attention pal 10 orders from the ,untry
hand. 3mo November 81
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AUCTION SALES.

Double Warp Kersys, kentucky Jeans, Break.
fast Sha,Ols, Nu5,as, Sontags, Hoods, Blan-
kets, Shirts, Cloves, on account Of all con.
cerned.
CAMPBELL, KNOX & co.
Will sell THIS DAY. at their Cash Auction House, No. IS
Basel-street, at 10 o'clock,
BLACK CASHMERE AND BEAVER CLOTH, sat-
hets White and Grey Undershrts and Drawers Travel
ing Snlts Shirt Fronts Collars, Neck Ties. super Long
IIoeu, White and Brown e. Flannel 36-inch Madras
uosa. Kid Cloth, and Merno Gloves and
ALSO,
KNlT, DREss AND BREAKFAST sHAwLs, Nubias,
&c, &c.
ALSO,
tons &c.
Conditions cash. December 10
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pERFUMERY AND COSMETICS.

''For and upon every packet, box, bottle rot
phia, OF other enclosure, containing any essence
extract, toilet water, cosmetic, hair oil, pomade
hair-dressng, hair dye, tooth wash, dentrifce
cachous, or any similar articles the same rates al
for medicines"
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LOCAL NJ A 7 I L R S

MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER l6 1867.
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RY John q. MTLNOR g. IN

Handsome Brussels Carpet, Sewing Machin,
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October %
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A TIMELY WAaNNe.-We have been requested
BY one of the officers connected with the Internal
Revenue Bureau to bring the following facts to the
attention of our merchants especially druggists,
grocers, and dealers in fancy goods.
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Mu8 @eifimtien.

aus 9asanna tpirb pom IL. Deg. tsri9tet,
.Spanien babe benz Ser. @taaten @elanoten III
Mabrip ben Mntras seteat bic Snieln Cuba II.
pprto Ntcp an bic Ser. 5taaten I'm, $50 MiQ.
Oca. @olo> sabltar in prei Staten, gu Serfou~
fen. Die @flaperei iou in Gal9e bes @erfaufs
anfgebpben, bic @ieentbimer scn Sflapen aber
rollfanbis aus Der @srfaufslumme entldapi9i
>pereen.
Sn 9asti tuuroe 0en. Mcntel wie Is beibt,
auf 8efebl oes @raibentsn Salnape, I'M &C.
fansni6e srm aertsrmeii ter NIT elmer Giieufanss
sri9lassn porpen. .3usrf CAB paa uusebeuer
lsinem Opfer @if, aber es mirtte nidt ldnel
senue. Der lit ben,ftlten aerter aneefe6elts
8rnoer bes Gridlasenen mubte benz Morbe gu.
leben. Das Gntleben Iter biele 1bat 1T ALL
aemein.
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Ser IS duberer.

bra16s bsrppr wslder w%abr,deinlid
SuareS uno Tejana BON ibren YldBen
treibcn unp OUTS Neue bic Scenen res
Blutper9te6ens uno per Nuard,ie einz
flbren ntrb, fir ,pelde oieie Natipn
cine un9lidli9e 8orltebe sn baben
11eint.
Der prdiipirenpe Sffsier bet Mtliz
titdr>G pmmi0ton> welde Warimtlian
gum Iope perurtbeilt bat, Sberlt platpn
Soudea ,,1b n1ebrere anpere Sff3tere
ltnp Don ben Splpaten ibres Neetments,
ben GasaboreS b. 0ateani, anf Fem
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rem She'll aus Mnseb6rigen pes friberen
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leBt.
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9et5ptet batter, seritreuten tie ltd ut1o
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bewafnet> u,,b NIT tbnen i11o bic pielen
8anpitenl9aaren, bic jest bic Seer
traBen Merifp'5 nn1i1er MAIDEN, u1n
cine vermebrt worpen, Dtele 8anpiten
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an9e9rifen baben.
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Motah,orps bate beleitt9t werpen ipllen,
1T mod ntdt8 Wetteres befannt 9epprz
ben. Sbert palacips tletbt per Ser
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ltd ulrter ltrel9er lleberraduu9. SIR
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partei er9retfen mB@te> penn nam se<
waltiam 9e9en fe rpr9ebcn parpe>
baben fe biSber ppr 9trafe 9eitdert.
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aan3eu 2anbe CUR llntertiibung rer tu9
ben Srfan pe6 Z. Sftpbers 70 bart
Betrofeneu 9eiammelt wprben. Tdsz
lid trefen Settrd9e Don allen Setten
fit Matamurps Elm; fit BrpmnspiQe
1T jepp9 Nidts 9el9eben> auber pas
feline et9enen 8lr9er tbater.
Die Manderos> bic IN ccr leBten
3ett II iebr BON ben @iepteben gu lei
ben sebabt> baben tn Der Grtitterua9
oariiber> pab 1e gang obne alien S@ub
9egen bteies @eitnpcl 9elai1en perpen,
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sc. q. StS,to.
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@urpp0t16 8.

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Nahrtht Don einern @dredliden l1t9lid
purdlduft uniere Stapt. Sn Spl9e Ell
mes tit per @rube 1,Nrpnprins" (@rte5z
bprn) auS9etrphenen 8ranoes baben>
pie man ]aat Is perlpnen cas 2ebel,
etn9ebiiBt. Inter ben Serungliidte11
befnpen li9 Die 5erren 8er9,perfs@0iz
rector Meranper 8ouer Srbn oes
SterfDriters Bauer in Saarbriden,
unp Sbertei9er 0pttlpb Grrmen9er spn
bet &pblrpase bet ct. Subann.
ca. s. Nte.)
3arid. Sn Grid it cae &C.
s%enwdrttse &e9tment becrpbt. Cine
Geibe BON Yrolaiiren aus cer Jecer
ces 3arider Tir1preders 81. 2oder
leitete bic M9itatten Elm. Sn pteien
,percen bic 3uitdnoe pieies Cautions,
namentltd Die @eridte> als lit bptem
@rare Der Corruption perfaQen 9eidil@
bert. Cine am Spnnta9e unter benz
@oritye ces Dr. 2pder atsebaltene
sablreide golf5periammlun9 bat nun
beldlpl1en, Don Dem 9roben Natbe bic
Mbberufuns 81. uQmer'6 rrn icinem
ppten 311 pcrlaneen rnp 8ebufe elmer
&epiiipn Der @erfa6uns cur@ einer1
@erfadunssratb bic @ammluns bet
btersu nStbi9en 100000 imme1 rcrsiz
,1ebmen.
Die iransoiiide @esieruns ienoet
ii, &ifltdt auf ben &rte9ssus rerGn9z
la1rer sesen ben &aiier Ibeccpr Ypt1
MbyiinienL Elm Srie9si9iF mad BEN
rutben Meere UNI n6%tbisenfaus bic
fransSfidem Sntere7en in ienen @esenz
ben in Sdus gu nebmen. Gin aneez
res frpn3Sfldes &riessitiT ftaticnirt
bereits raielbit. u
Das ensliide, 3ar abyiiinii ben GrNNs
cition %sebtri9e propiantidif 5esporlts
1T 9efdeitert. j
6plIanb.-D Der bou. Juftiimiz
ntfer Borret 1T am 10. Nprember &C.
itprben. t..9 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-28
Nabri1ten aus Merifo.
Brownsville, TeraS. 3. Oe;.

Die Nadrtdten aus alien Ebetlen
Merifp's> belonoer5 aus 0uanaiuato,
Saltupec> Gan 2uis Yotoit unp Duz
ror,ap melpen, baB bic Mtlitdrbeb1rpen
bic iin9iten Wablen in Der i9amlolelten
Weile beetnauBt taben. So i9reibt
Elm 8latt Die @anrtroten fino nit
aefdlltem 8aipnett 9erdblt pprpen."
Sedsbunoert r,eun uno preibi9 8dr9er
rpn Durango baben einen prptef 9e9er
bic Wabl mad oer 5auptltact 9elanpt,
neil ieoem, oer lein Sitmmredt als UNI
a%bbdnstser Mann babe ausiteu pplz
len, pas Stimmre@t perwebrt worpen
lei.
Sn Guapajuatp tpar elmer cer erlten
Bir9er ins @efdu9nS 9emorfen NOR
pe,L neil er rtt9t Bate etnleben mollen,
bab ter BON per &esterune porse3osene
Gancipat audi tpirflt9 ben @orsue Dor
benz Mrbiene, Dem er feline Stinme ;uz
9ebadt batte.
Der Continental" entb1lt bic iarfa=
filditen Mnipielunsen auf pas Seer,
,1nc unter Mnterem bemertt ct Tpl9enz
res: Die @ddi9te sei9t, oaB pas
9eer Die Suseno proltttuirt ben 1atio<
,,alen StaatsidaB leert Nerplutionet,
an3ettelt unb entpeber Dor Dem aus
,pdrtieen Geinp bic Gludt ersreift ODER
lid init ibm perbincet."
Dag cine &epplution beporitebt> 1T
sewts. Das 9un3e 2anb befinoet ii@
int 3uitanoe ter @dbruns uap beretts
treten bic Spmpton,e zines 9rcBen Nusz