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b DISTRESS IN IREIAND. Painful ac-
counts come from the West of Ire
land, where a winter of unusual
severity has been experienced. The
London Soo' says,
Ominously startling features of the
former famine are already re-appear-
ing. Fever and nakedness, and the
palsied look of hopelessness, accom-
pany chronic hunger, as of old, while
there is the terrible novelty of cattle
diseases, which are so virulent that
the despairing people seldom ever
skin the stricken beasts and sheep,
but leave them unburied where they
fail. The imminenco Of pestilence
from this source is aggravated by the
fact that the carcasses of pigs dying
from the murrain are being fed upon
by the more destitute of the suffer
ers, for the price of the two local
staples of food, namely, potatoes and
Indian meal, is now much beyond
what the ordinary miserable wages of
the district would supply. But even
such are no longer being earned.
Employment, there is virtually none.
There is no scope for it, and no means
of payment, if there were-the few
large landed proprietors having to go
without their rents in great part, if
not altogether. Emigration has been
carried to its uttermost limits, and
further exodus is impossible, for lack
OF the wherewithal to sustain it.
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A New WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS

A New WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
The New York Herald has more than
squinted at repudiatiou since the
release of Jefferson Davis. The cele-
brated aphorism of Jay Cooke, that
a national debt is national bless
ing" has been completely over
whelmed by another aphorism equally
MS terse and suggestive. Bennett says:
eff there be no treason, the war was
all wrong, and the national debt is IL
national swindle."
Inasmuch as Hupe,''s Weekly and
other radical papers begin to pirate of
''emiHing that debt; and inasmuch as
very few men own the bonds, and
very many others have to pay them
tribute, :. looks rather squally for the
bondmen at home and abroad The
camel is beginning to kick.
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We find in one of our exchanges
the following:
An advertisement in the New Ha-
ven Register Offers reward of 5000
for the return of n silver communion
set of eleven pieces, engraved as do
mated to Zion Presbyterian Church
of Winnsboro, S. c., silver tea set
of three pieces engraved E. L. A.,
n miniature breastpin on ivory, and
q lady's diamond ring engraved J..
X. A. to L. [. c., which were taken
possession OF by soldier known as
Captain Fuller, supposed to belong
to the 14th corps, U. S. A., during
the march of Gen. Sherman through
South Carolina.
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1t is stated as Il remarkable sact
that, whereas not single lineal and
Legitimate descendant of Charles l,
of England is now in existence, the
descendants of the Protector are to
be found i'll every rank of life short
of royalty.
Hiram Powers, the great American
sculptor, who has been for thirty
years absent III Italy, writes to a
friend i'll Washington that he is
coming back to the United States in
the fall. lie is now about sixty years
of age.
Thurlow Weed says Of female suf
fraSe that it means also female Office
holding, and "if women themselves
can afford to change thus radically
all their relations, we shall not feel
at liberty to oppose thcm.n
Mr.. Seward is said to have OK
pressed the belief that the Mcxicans
would not put Maximilian to death;
but Mr. Seward has not been very
fortunate III his Judgment of what
other people wonld or would not do.
Says the Nation: To talk OF max
ing the South pay anything now is
preposterous. Mr.. Stevens has heard
the provcrb about the difficulty of
taking the brccAs off Highland
man"
The surplus of tho wheat harvest
in Georgia, it is estimated, will reach
1000, 900 bushels. baltimore Sun.
Or $50, 900, 900 worth. That state
ment won't do.
Many families are emigrating over
land from Texas to California. The
Belton J0mam describes n caravan
Of twelve families which passed
through that town i'll one day.
Lord Monck, the present Governor
General of Canada, has been ap.
pointed first Viceroy of the Dominion
of Canada.
A THoUGHTFUn Man. The Gin
cinnati papers tell of an ice cream
vender who put paregoric in his
cream to prevent bad effects.
The first Minister of State ever
sent this country from Greece has
just arrived in Washington.
Why cannot you prevent the Mis-
sissippi from overhowing its banks?
Because, dam it you can't.
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A GENERAL DISARMAMENT. The
seini-oiiicial North German Gu=eNe,
of May 2S, publishes an article on
the question of general disarma-
mcnt, III which it says: eve know
but of one way of effecting this OBJ
ject-viz: that one great power which
might wish to bring about reduc-
ton of its army should offer to take
the initiative, whereupon other pow
ers could make known what reduc-
tions it would be possible for them
to effect in their military forces. We
are Vi opinion that this initiative
belongs to France, but we doubt
whether she will be inclined to take
such n course"
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The Poles act honorabiy and wisely
i'll repudiating the attack made by Il
fanatic mailman upon the Emperor
of Russia. They have undoubtedly
been wror ged by Russia, and their
cause looks anything but hopeful;
but any countenanco given to Il
scheme of murder would have utterly
ruined it forever, and deprived them
of the sympathy of the civilized
world.
1t is said that many OF the "cullud
pussons" i'll Washington roso mt
2 O'Clock on the morning of election,
for the purpose of exercising their
new privilege of suffrage. They
felt like the boys who get up before
daylight on the morning of the 4th
of July.
The NoETHERN LAKES. The source
OF the supply and the outflow of the
great Northwestern lakes is to bo
investigated this year by the United
States Government. There has here
tofore been much discussion, but no
investigation upon this interesting
subject
The great speech OF female suf-
frage in Parliament is styled politi-
cal Millinery.
One of the japanese Dalmois has
a yearly income of over 5000, 900.
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

YNHONPSON'S GENUINE EYE WATER.
d for sore ami inilan:ed cycs.
NcA!ii>tcrs Ai-hoalins Saliva ;alu-
able niuimrnt for Old sores
Daily Carminaiyc for Children.
Fly Poison Paper, ior instant death 10
Haryc:= Ea; 1lnns. the rat Anuihi-
lator.
"Harleam Oil" lie Dutch specifc-a
curc-all
Extract Lemon and Vanilla, for llayoring.
fica HoWdcr. for insects ants, .Sc.
Soothing syrup, for children tcctEing.
sugar Piums, for worms-thc rontoons.
Soda Water Powders. for cool drink.
For sale by FISHER X HEINITSH,
''unc Druggists
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Broadway, New York, is to be
paved with New Hampshire granite;
at cost of So square yard-a total
cost of 100000.
Some of the Esterhazy jewels were
bought by New York jewellers.
Work has been resumed on the
great Cathedral in New York.
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A CHOICE ErIsrLE. E.-Peirpont, the
Governor of Virginia, in answer to n
request of Paul Bagley to sign IL
petition for the pardon of Mr. Davis,
writes as follows:
COMMONWEALTH OF NIRGINtA.
Executive Department, juno +, 'G7.
[ ask for the pardon of no man
who will not ask for his own pardon.
God cannot pardon unless the trans
gressor first ask for his own pardon.
Rcason-coMtrary to the established
law of God. L. II. PEIRPONT.
Rev. PAUL BAGLEY.
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PROCLAMbTION.

t'J 4It" |-"'c t"hf'J ~ rs j.. OEI, lfO-
rerh0r 0ji LDHH,1H,'e.-ia-C Chicf i,t o3,{
0cefN,e state ot' .SO,dt C,u0ti,a
"HEhEAS information has been COM
w municatcd To this Department that
an atroclOUs murder and robbery was com
mittcd on the body OF James Johnston. on
the night OF the 30 inst, near the 40 Sta
ton, ON the South Carolina Railroad. in
Barnwcll District. BY one NANDRY 30
LIN, who has lied from Justice:
Now, know We, that /, the said JAMES
l.. OHlt, Governor as aforesaid, to the end
that the said I}oiin may be brought to trial
and cOndign punishment, do hereby offer
II reward OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS for the arrest and safe delivery
Of the said Boln in any jail in this state,
or TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for his
arrest and safe delivery in amy Jail in the
United States.
Bolin Is native of Orangchmg District,
and has relatives residing there. II is
six feet ligh, broad -shouldercsl. high and
broad forehead, dark hair, heavy cye-
brows, with down look: weighs about 300
pounds, an is about twenty-five years old.
In witness whereof, | have horcunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
great seal of the state to be affixed,
at the city of Columbia, this tlir-
IL. $. tecnth day Of June. in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-soven, and in The
ninety first year fthe INDEPENDENCE
OF the United States of America
JAMES L. ORR,
Governor Of South Carolina.
p. CAPEEs, Secretary Of State.
June -
a8- Times, Orangeburg; Sentinel, Barn
well; Chronicle and Sentinel, Augusta. Ga.
and the Register, New Haven, Conn, will
publish twice, and send bills to this Office.
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GIVE NOTICE. AS complaints are
sometimes made that the Phpnir is
not regularly delivered to city sub
scribers, we would ask those who fail
to receive their paper to acquaint us
with the fact the day the paper is not
received, rs we can then arrange for
regular delivery afterwards.
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Some four weeks ago, anticipating y
heavy decline in goods, Mr.. II. g. Shiyor
commenced his grand clearing sales, which
was success; for the decline has come
and with ii a large lot of new goods so
that his will be the place to bny new goods
and a low prices.
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW.
We have received the last issue of
this ably conducted periodical. Its
table of contents embraces the fol-
lowing papers: Robinson's Discourses
of Redemption; The Future King
dom Of Christ, by the Rev, John H.
Hocalk, d. D.; The Christians Duty
to his Enemies; The Scriptural Doc
trine of the Second Advent, by Rev.
Thomas Smyth, D. D.; Napoleon's
History of julius Cesar, by Prof
W. J. Rivers.
The interruption in the publication
of the Reoies, it is hoped, will be
remedied during the present year,
and that the numbers will be issued
regularly thereafter.
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The subject of female labor came
up in the Typographical Convention,
at Memphis, Wednesday. The ma
jority report recommended to admit
females to membership in the Unions
Rev. Mr.. Beecher is excoriating
the personal" advertisements in the
New York papers.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS Day
Trinity Church-Rev. z. j. Shaud,
l cctor, 1oli. a. N. and 5p. M.
Presbyterian Chnrch-Rcv. W. L.
Boggs, Pastor, 10r, a. m. and5p. m.
st. Peters Church-Ecv. J. j
|O'Connell, 10l4 a. IN. and 3's p. N.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev.
W. L. Capers, To- a. M. Rev. D. ].
Simmons, p. n.
Marion Street Church L. j.
Simmons, 10la q. m. Rev. W. Il.
Capers, p. m.
Baptist Church-Rev. j. L. Rey-
nolds, 1Oia a: NJ. and s p. IN.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. 4.
r. Rude, 10is a. IN.
Christ Church Congregation, (Bap-
tist Church)-Rev. J. NJ. Pringle, s
p. IN.
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Fresh Mountain Butter

TWO HUNDRED POUNDS in store. foi
4 sal" low. J. c. SEEGEES ~ co.
June
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 18th of June, by tho
Rev. n. W. Edmunds, Mn. w. r. JOHN.
STON, of Columbia, to Miss JULIA ANIE.
LA, third daughter OF Capt. John Cordero
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REMEDY FOR Dull TINES. The
best remedy for dull times is to ad-
vertise freely. Merchants should not
let their stocks stay shclved until
they become old, stale and unproft-
able, for the sake of the small ex
pense it would cost them to adver-
tise. If they try it regularly and
persistently, they will find the in
vestment to be paying one.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Tile
friends of this church (coloredl will
be gratitied to learn that they have
succeeded i'll securing the building
and lot i'll which they worship, on
Richland street, and have already
paid $500 on the same. Their pastor.
Rev. Wm. Johnson, leaves in a few
weeks for the North, 20 solicit aid to
complete the purchase. They have,
by perseverance and economy ard q
little help from the citizens, raised
this sum of $500, and feel grateful
for the help extended 10 them; but.
before appealing to strangers, they
will make another effort TO raise
small amount from those among whom
they were raised, and for that pur-
pose, the trustees, Henry Dobbins.
Holland Mitchell, Jerry Williams.
Henry Taylor and Henry Williams.
will call upon the citizens. We feel
that their appeal should not be -
vain.
SUPPORT NoUR Own JoUEHALs.-
The Cleaner, issued every Wednes
day, from this Office, defes competi
ton rs a literary and news journal
Those who subscribe to it are kept
we'll posted mp in the current events
of the day, as it embraces the tele-
graphic news, political, commercial,
state of the markets, &c, up 10 the
hour of going to press.
NEW AnyrrrIsKMrHrs.- Attention Is co..
cd 10 the following advertisements, which
are published this morning ior tie f..,
time:
InpDb I sviu Aurfin,,
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local Etera1g

IHE RAILROAD SNAR1,-The diff
Guilty between the South Carolina
Railroad and the Columbia and Au.
gusta Railroad was settled yesterday
morning, by the municipal authori-
ties. Mr.. Radcliffe, Chief of Police,
under direction of the City Council,
proceeded to the disputed point OF
territory; and after formal verbal
protest from the agent of the South
Carolina Railroad, directed Police
man Cooper to remove the engine,
which was done. and the crossing was
promptly laid. This is the result,
as we promised.
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NEW ApyrErIsk atryTs.-Attentlon Is CO..
"a 10 the following advertisements, wh.cl
are published this morning ior tie i.rt
time:
Jacob Levin-Anction Sale.
a. Il. Phillips-Norther Hay.
L. 4 G.. ID. Hope Champagne, &c
j. 4. Dcnt-Sheriffs Sale
Mule Stolen--Liberal Reward.
Cow for Exchange-At this Office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02
TERMS OF THIS PAPER
THE SHEPHERDSrOWN REGISrpp
Is PU aLlSHRD NEFkI, Z"

i ~ aLiSiED NEEklr
al 81 81 per aunum in advance. or,r...,
ia t"o months at,er the dste Of sgb ',' win
ii not pait within two mos,b, - ioni
charged. These terms vii, no 80 v ia oe
hereL TO. 800! sd
ADyLRTIsEMgNrs Of ore square - H..
three insertions or less 81 81, AID n c',,. '"t
square Tor each additional mser,,1r f'r
ones IN the same proportion. Tie spsc, :
IL Iues Will constitute sq'Iare
a liberal deduction VIII he made fran y,
above rates, on yesrIy advertisements.
II The number of Insertions be net marked
on the advertisement, wien scri in, It WI, hs
published and charged accordingly.
JOB PGlNIIvG viii be executed with neat.
ness and despatch.
All JOB Work and Advertisements must DO
paid for when handed in.
All personal communications will be CHARGED
for at The rate Of ~ cents per square, l. lines,
Tor one insertion.
10 avoid any misunderstanding on the mar,
Of tie Annual Advertisers it is proper To s;ato
distinctly that ter privilege only extetds't.
their own Immediate business. Real Estate Le-
gal and 81 other advertisements sent by thsm
to be an additional charge, and no variation.
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n o T &c !!

HAVlNGte n soIrited by many friends
IL 10 open an Office at the Co"n'y-Sea''
| take this method Of announcing my
compliance with their wishes.
Alrrr January LIST, 1867. | shall be al
s. epherd-, .wn, on Monday Tuesday
and Wedne day of each wees, at The lie
corder's OlIirp, and the residue at my OF
fee in Harper's Ferry.
Prompt attention will be given to all
business uilh which may be entrusted.
Ege take rbIs orPor'"nI'y to return
nv hanks to my friends and me public
IN General for the MANY acts Of kindness
Of which have been The recipient.
S. A. COX,
Attorney al Law.
December %, 1866. 6n
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ERMAAh SGADOh.

A SCHOOL will be opened in Shep
n herdsiown, for the instruction Of
young Ladies and Misses. commencing
Monday, February 4tb, 1867. The
course of instruction will embrace the usu.
al English Branches, the higher Malhe
mates. Natural Sciences, Languages and
Music.
Terms-Per session OF five months -
Primary Class, SIG 90
Senior Class. to include Latin, 900
Modern Languages-each 1000
Semipaymen, 10 be made April ls,,
ths remainder at the close of lhe session.
Ills designed to establish permanent
fist class school, to accomplish which.
she patronage Of those having daughters
- educate is respectfully solicited.
Several years experience az an lnstruc
,or Of youths warrants tie hope that com
plele satisfaction can b. given.
w. II. MORROW.
PRINCIPAL.
Jsnnsry s. 1867. 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-02

DURLAP'S Linen and Cotton seamless
ID Grain Bags. Just received and for sale
b,' Ransom g. Co., Charleslown.
JUVENILE BOOKS Toy Books
d with other Notions suitable for pres
rn,s at DarneHs.
YER'S Ssrssparilla purihes The blood,
n removes pimples, blolches. &C.. from
he face. This popular medicine can be
had a, the Drug Store.
FAIRBANKS Platform Scales. also
l. Family and Counter Scales for sale
by Ransom &. Duke,
aug 25 CharlesIown.
vpiIE genuine Peyton Gravely Tobacco
< aud fine Segars for sale by
ianl9 d. S. RentcA.
MANS and Collins superior Axes. for
llI sale by Ransom g. Duke.
sept 8 Chsrles'own.
GRIND Stone Hsngings with Rollers
~ complete. all sizes. for sale by
Ransom g. Duke. Charles'own.
GONE good things. in The way of La
NJ dies Under Garments. Breakfast
Shawls. Hoods, German Wool, &C., at
nov % DnrneN.
GOOD Portland Syrup can be had a.
VI Cost a. Wagner's for 60 cents per
gallon also Kerosene Oil a, rs cents
per gallon. Aug. Is, 1866.
MEMS Heavy Buck Gloves. a!
M L.. Lickider's
NovI Cheap Cash House.
n FULL assortment Of Cloths. Csssi.
Amers, Vesings. Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
II ..ier,. &c., &C.. al p. FL Hr0de's.
DRESS Buttons Of choice c"lors and
lsles, s,,l-s, az DarneWs.
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LaTEST ARRIVAL.

III I EOI IhhI VIZ.
REAT excitement al the New
u Cheap Cash Store. New goods Of
sl styles, qualities and prices just received
from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and
will be sold very cheap for Cash. Per-
sons in quest of Bargains. will do well by
giving us call before purchasing else
where. Come one. Come all.
Aug Is COST & WAGNER.
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CABINET MAKING !

THE undersigned beg leave moot respectfully
1 to inform the cilzena Of ShepberJstown
and surrounding country that he has purchased
the entire interest Of a. ". Brining. 10 thu
stock, tools aud fixtures OF thc shop lately con.
Quoted by Briuing & >choppert, and is now car
~ ing on the business 10 all its various branch
e., al the old stand in Shepheidstown Deter
mined 10 keep none but competent worknen.
he hopes by close attention 10 business and
strict desire to please, 10 merit and receive
liberal share Of public patronage Al orders
thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
lie would respectfully invite those wanting
FURNITURE 10 cali and examine bis stock
on hand, feeling confident that he will be abis
10 please, both in quality aud prlce.
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READ THIS! READ THIS !

VIII b undersigned having returned from
4 the msrke, with renewed stock Of
Goods bought al panic prices. just
think
Ladies White Cotton Rid Hose
only 20 cts.
Ladies' Fleeced Lined Hose only 60 cts.
Ladies' Invisible Head Nets only 10 cts.
Ladies Buck Gaun,lels. Ladies Pebble
Cali Balmaral Shoes, something new and
nee; Ladies and Misses Gum Sandals,
Gents Scarf Neck Ties, and Collars Of
every description, Gents WoCl Cuffs,
Gents Scarf Pms. CLOTHING at
reduced prices. Umbrellas, Travelling
Bags and Hand Trunks. Hats, Shoes ard
Notions of every variety. Come soon if
you want Bargains.
LLOYD LICKLIDER.
Shephprdsrown, Feb. 2. 1867.
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Grand Trial Of Sewing Machines
BET W ZEN THE

Uilcor & Gibbs and Florence!
THE WILCOX & GIBBS TRIUMPHANT j
1t is declared The best Machine and awarded
the Highest Premium.
For the Wilcox s Gibbs Machine thirty-fvc
distinct claims were made for superiority, all of
which were fully uslained. Fer the Florence
but ten were presented, only two Of which were
sustained. by this Trial, more thorough than
any thing Of the kind ever previously attempted,
before an able and mnparial jury,the Justice OF
whose verdlct none can dispute, II has been
proved and decided, and published TO the world,
that the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Machine is just what
ii has claimed to be, AN Improvement on double
thread Machines. 1t requires no prophet, we
think. to lOrelell lis ultimate triumph as the re-
,ognlzed standard Sewing Machine Of the
world. Circulars containing full report Of
the judges, and all particulars at this important
trial can be obtained of
7. l.. DARNELL, Agent.
Shepherdstown, July 81, 1866. If
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AIG7EER FiR DECLARED !!
Great Slaughter Anticipated

AS"H - ~ -@NN
Great Slaughter Anticipated
YAVIN.G returned from the Eastern
* markets with slarge and well select.
ed srock, would respectfully request IN
old customers and The public generally to
call and examine Tor themselves. Hat.
ing purchased since the heavy decline,
viii be able 10 sell al the very lowest pos.
sihIe prices. My stock consists OF
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Hats an Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
Queensware, &C., &c.
In fact, complete assortment. which
will sell al the lowest possible rates for
CASH or in exchange for Country Pro
duce. Call and examine, we charge
nolblng for showing Goods.
p. n. STROBE.
Shepherdsiow Dec %, 1866. #
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nURLAP'S Linen and Cotton seamless
- Grain Bags, justreceived and TOR sale
b,' Ransom g. Co., Charlestown.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-13
Necprpers=@ purt.

Gin idiparser unb Elm neiBer 8ube
gerietben in 9anoel. Des lebteren
9uno bib erfteren, porauf oieler Den
Suno nit benz SUB itieB. Sas neiBe
8lrfd9en nollte f9 oas nidt gefaGell
la1en nno mari Dem Sdnaraen einen
Stein an BEN 8opf, iuofir er nit $40
Strafe belegt uuroe.
Orei Snoipiouen, glamens Cabin
Ben, Maggie Siiber uno 9lnne Nloore
lparen nesen unoroentlifen 8etraaens
angefla9t, muroen iebod obne Strafc
entlaiIen. Die beioen 2ebtaenannteh
mubten aber bas 8eriprshen qeben, lit
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