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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

pIIE above !. positively ,ruc, and tbcrr Guc
/ stock consist. in part Of Cloths, Cas,I.
mrIes and Vc,tug. Trlcot aud Melton Cloths.
Tweed. SIX mixed and French Caismcrcs,
Spanish and other Linen, Cord, SC, which thcy
win self Hl 500 JagI o. max, Up to order They
invite epccial attention To tholr large and cN-
'cn.lrC stock rt Spru. and Summer
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
which they hay, purchased with great care and
are prepared o. .cil on accommodating terms.
Remember tina, all Goods purchased else
where viii be Gu and manufactured TO order AZ
.H1T, notice and perfect fl guaranteed
= They are also agents tor The celebrated
10. J Family Empire Sewing Machines Call
and see them.
RIGHTSTlNE 81 HUNRICKHOUSE
Shcphords,own, April -, 1868 Il
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NEW GOODS 3!

THE undersigned have just returned from the
/ City with a new and complete STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS, consisting in part as follow:
Brown and H.eachct Mg,ius, PRINTS and Chal-
lies, Popiins, Lcnoes, Mems and Boys Wear,
Motions, Hats, Shoes, Drugs, Qucouswarc,
Hardware and Wooicnwarc, IN fact every
thing found in a country store. On Groceries
We are hard to beat. We are determined to
sell a, cheap as the cheapest We respectfully
invite the attention Of tie citizens Of Duiic'd's
and 2iciu.,y We sell low aud no mistake.
Gail and examine Ton yourselves. Il charge
Tor showing goods.
SNYDER LINK S, OSB0CEN.
Naloljs, J.ii. Cauu.y,N. Va. April 4, ls6s.
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Chairs from 8 20 500 peg -,:t Nattra,ses
cicscry SIZE ard quality made TO order from
tie best material and warranted Breakfast,
Dining, Extension, raroI aa4 Once Tables Of
81. szes and prices
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iia5er,;o~a, January -, lsys. ~
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Markets by Telegraph

EOUElGN mhhhE1S.
LONDON May 22.-consols s47alae4H. Bonds Il x.
LIVERPOOL, Mny 22-Cotton steadier. Sales 1000
bales; prices the same Sales Of the week E,OOt
bales for export 5OOO speculation 1000. Stock $780,
Oc0 OF which $4,000 are American. Provisions
quiet; others the same.
M.-Cotton frmer Sales 5000 bales. Stock
aioat 72,oco bales, of which $4,000 are American.
Corn SSs Cd. Wheat, red Western 13s Cd. Lard
quiet. Pork s5s.
LIVERPOOL, May o. -Evening.-Cotton quiet
Manchester markets frmer Breadstuffs quiet. Pro
visions steady. Sugar frmer at 27s. Sd.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, May 2-Noon.-Cotton shade firm
er at soHc. Freights quiet. Turpentine IS. Rosir
unchanged. Sterling 1oH. Gold 39H. Old Bonds
1oA. virginia's 6SN.
NEW YORK, May DISQUALIFICATION shade
firmer; sales 500 bales; uplands 3OH. Flour-state
So 25a1O 80; Southern So s0a14 rs. Wheat 2a4 cts
lower. Corn heavy; Southern white 81 IT. Oats $50
ss1. Pork steady at s28 70a2s 85. Lard ,mer. Rice
quiet Sugar steady. Turpentine 55a56. Freights
quiet Wheat per sail, cts; per steam, 6H cts
Money abundant Call loans s per cent Prime
paper CAT. Gold and sterling unchanged
BALTIMORE, May 22.-Cotton steady as SoaSo1s
Flour quiet; spring declined u; winter unchanged
Wheat dull Corn steady. Oats active at 9Sas5
Provisions quiet Virginia 6's 45A.
WILMINGTON, N. c., slay 22.-spirits turpeutne
dropping at 44a45. Rosns rale in demand lowel
grades quiet; strained 50 No. 2 81 90a26o low
No. So so; pale IS 6oa7 90. Cotton frmer; mid
dlings %. Tar firm at IS 90.
AUGUSTA, May 22.-Cotton dull. Nothing doing
Sales 20 bales. Receipts Al bales. Middlings nomi
nslly at 2sc.
SAVANNAH, May y22.-cotton hrmer, buyers very
cautious; middlings firm ut 80. Receipts 4oS
MOBILE, May 22.-Sales $50 bales. Receipts IA
bales; uplands 2sa2sh. Holders asking 80. E1
ports 9439 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 22-sterlirg 511Sa54K. Yori
sight 4 premium. Gold 140A. Cotton dull; mid
dlines 2sa. Sales 800 bales. Receipts 2f6 bales
Exports 2s53 bales. Sales of the week $3.50 bales
Receipts 1868 bales. Exports to Liverpool 675f
bales. Coastwise Ss5 bales. stock 2S,1S1 bales.
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Marins Wews.
Port of Charlesson. May 23
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Maryland, Reed. Baltmore-left inst.
Mdze. 10 Morleca Co, Courtena! lTennoim'
railroad Agents, Stol, Webb y Co, Gibbes e hom-
sou, Prince Il Walker. ] " Armstrong, 4 Con-
nor " Dukes X Co, r X A Caldwell, Ravenel d
Barnwell & Mitchell, Fl Bischoff x Co. Il Hhett
Bro, A Tobias Sons, Cobia co, werner q QUICKER,
u H Fischer, n Feldman Co. Clactus W1ae, >
Fl Wurhmau. Jcffords Il Co. II Graver d we
man, Russell, II Dulwink,e, w II Chafee & co, n
Teideman & Co, Il Katte IL Co. Dissell & co. En-
telman, Fl Rodgers Co. WeoD MiHer
Son, C Graveley. J A Quackenbush Marshall NC
MILAN, 7 Kerr & Co, Taft K Howland, W Marscher.
] 9 Blohme, Paul 8; Co. " stetfens CO: E. E
Schroeder C Illlicnthal. C D FRANKIE. Agent Florida
s. Gamer bolmes Calder jennings, Ilomnnson
Co. JN N wohltInau, J Kruse. G Iuhn Dowe
Noise, Kllnck. wickenberg & Co, { Panknin. and
Others. On May 21st, p N, Georgetown Lighthouse
bearing NNW 25 miles, saw steamer with ensign
union down about II miles OF; kept OIL i1r her ano
found her to the steamer Sherman, Oh boston ior
New Orleans In disabled condition, IN elSnt laln-
oms of water; took her il tow and brought her 10
C.harleston The Maryland was A hours from Bslti-
more when shc fell in with the Sherman. Inc al
experienced boisterous weather the ennre passase.
Steamship sherman, Henry, New York-lett Sat.
urday 16th TOR New Orleans. Mdze. To me Mas
ter. On Monday night Inst, the 18th inst of Beau
fort, N c. broke the main shaft. 18th, OH George
town, S C, fell In with the steamer Maryland. from
Baltimore for this port. which vessel ook the Sner-
man in tow ard brought her here.
Schr Jesse " Knight, Plum, Philadelphia-o aays.
Mdze. To Baker l. Co, Railroad Agent, Rev a
Fochi, Holmes Book Store, Rev Dra. ton. + d
Grimke, G " Steffens & Co, Kinck, Wickenberg
Co. " ii Bird Co. j G Holmes, G ] Luhrs, Came
ron, Barley & Co. Beamish Co. Shepherd
Cohen, P Walsh, W P S. $, l. +, Walker co,
Forreston, Dowic & Noise, a Eckel. Nor
gan. ] F Taylor Il Co. w McLt ish, II Waite Bis
chotf & Co, W L Webb, Gerds Il Co, Klatte 4
Co, Smith & Watson, W Shafer,J Russell, G
tranckc, " Knobeloch Jetfords co, Panknln,
Losgrove, Kornahrens j Commins, Miss Kate
Rollins, " Dawson, G / Co, " Cater Hart
Co. Porter. C P Poppenheim W Hill, Clacius l.
Witte " G whilden L Co, Graveley, W Green-
field, J Duval. NJ Carberry, Wickeraham Lang,
T Moore, and Order.
ST. amer Fannie, Peck, Savannah, via Beaufort,
Hilton Head and Blutton. Mdze. ToJ Ferguson:
g Williams & Co, J Gambo, E WlllMms, W
McTureous, Scott, Lilschgi. Hayward, Rave
mel l. Co, Kressel, Apple, Holmes Calder, ana
Order. -.-.
AT QUARANTINE.
schr Ella Howard, from Nassau, N P. Fruit and
Salt. To Esuard.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull,at New York, Nay
20.
schr S Edwards Carson, ut Phadelphia, MAY 19:
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WILMINGTON Market.

WILMINGTON, May 2.-SPmrTs TURpENTNE-Was
unsettled sales of 20 prime casks at 46 cents, AZ
casks at l cts and 20 casks at 4G cents, closing Of
last figures.
RotiN-Strained was in good demand, while better
grades we're Quiet Sales Of TAG barrels ut SO 80 for
strained 50 IS for mixed lots Ct strained and No. 2
S3 co. s3 5O 81 90 81 IS and 81 so tor No. !, S5 co.
IS 80 and Sc 90 for pale.
corToN-Sales OF II ba.es at 81 cents for low mid
ding.
CRUDE TURpRST1sE-Was firm. Sales Of 2S5 bbls
at 81 90 for virgin So 25 tor soft and 50 90 for hard
TAR-Was In tair demand. Sales of 80 bbls, al
$780,
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Commercial.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, May %, '6s.
Sellers are generally unwilling 10 dispose Of their
stocks at present prices, and the transactions were
limited to single sale Of so bales cassed middling
at 29c e ib. Quotations continue nominal
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H. D.
CHARLESTON, S. c., May IA, 1868.
Judge Adrocats o. 5. A. E. W. Dennis, Breuct Colo
mel, Judge AdTocat> S. N. D.:
Returns the petition Of the City Council OF
Charleston asking for modification OF the
existing provisions of Military Orders concern
ing landlord, and tenant referred to Judge Ad-
vocate's Office for examination. The memo
riaists setting forth that formerly, under the
law of the State, the remedy Of distress tor
rent was EMPLOYED, and that while that remedy
has been abolished by military orders, no
other for the purpose has been substituted,
represent that hardships thereby result to LAND,
owners, and suggest some change winch Will
enable the landlord in reasonable time 10
compel the payment of rent by the tenant"
A careful and candid consideration OF this
petition leads the Judge Advocate to express
the firm conviction, not only that the abolition
of distress for rent was at the tune OF the
adoption of that measure wise and Denen,
cent reform, but that the restoration OF tnat
remedyf now, being called for by neither JUS
tice nor eIpediency, would be retrogTade
step in the municipal law in South Carolina,
and recommends thaL the Commanding Gene
raj decline to take the action asked for by this
petition. ..uo;
port, which was adopted:
The Committee on Licenses beg leave to re-
port upon the examination Of the following ap-
plications tor junk shop licenses, and recon-
mend the granting Of the same:
Ann Leahy, Bogard and Coming streets; 90
seph Maxwell, No. SO Calhoun-street; John
Sherry, Radcliffe and Coming streets.
Respectfully submitted. ltted.
JOHN 81. STE1NMEYER.
D. B. OAKES.
Aid .rman Olney made the following report,
which was adopted:
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to re-
port upon the examination Of the following &C,
counts; they find them properly Soqcnea ha ana
L.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
May 22.

35s bales Cotton, 85 bales Yarn so bundles Paper.
740 sacks GRAIN 81 bbls Naval Stores, cars Wool,
cars Lumber, car Stock. To W Lebby, Busch.
hopkins Mcpherson 4 Co. G lngraham Son. u
E Pritchett Goldsmith & Son, J Wiley & Co, Chis-
ohm Bros, Johnston, Crews & Co, Utsey & Kenyon.
E yelling, W Henery, Wharton Petsch, B
Sloan, G u Walter & Co, II Rodgers 4 Co, Mowry
O'Neil & SON, Walsh, C Litachgi. Levin, Ad-
ger & Co. Teideman l. CO, G Krncke, n E Rail-
road Agent.
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Consisnces per Northeastern Railroad,
NAV FL and az.

3s bales Cotton, 100 bbls Naval Stores, Tobacco.
Stock, Mdze, &c. To Graeser, Lee, Smith l. coz
Davis, Adams, Frost i Co,.J Marshall, 5r, Gold
smith & Co, W Kinsman. Mazyck Bros. @ Brad
ley Green, D Sfoney, Kanapau1 Lanneau,
Pritchard. Col g d Mciver, Col Barrett, Cohen
& Co, G Pritchett, Nelson, G " Williams co.
NJ Caldwell & Son, ] Nelson, W Haskins. osten-
dorff & Co. F A Sawy er.
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Passengers.

Per stearner Fannie, from Savannah via Beaufort.
Hilton Head and Blufton-H Plsyter, Miss Putnam,
Mrs Potter, Miss Barnwell, F Eusts, Miss Eustis,
Yillemin, @ Hosmer aud lady, J n McClintock, &
Kendall ] stubbs T Young b Van Ness,
Mrs ] R AIatthewes, and deck.
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MARBLE MANTELS, MONI

MENTS, HEiDSTONES.S &c.
FINE SELECTION OF MARBLE MANTELS
Il constantly ON haul ut >. KLABER'S Ware.
room, No 81 First avenue, near Thrd-strce', New
York Call and examine before buying elsewhere.
Peb.uary3 GEO
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=. R1fg4S B. 1hNEY' Committee.
Alderman Whilden made the following re-
ports, which were adopted:
CHAn1EsToN, May 10, 1868.
The special committee on the Fire Depart
ment to whom was referred the peaqon oI tne
President of the "Charleston Steam Fire Com
PAW of Axemen" for the north portion of the
Artesian Well lot for location for an en-
eine house, respectfully report that they do
not deem It advisable tQ make sny disposition
of any portion OF the lot applied for, as 1t may
be REQUIRED for more Important purposes,
and that the lot Itself is too valuable, partinu-
}arly when one ON side street could be OBJ
tained at O comparatively low prlcs, ana be
better suited for the purposes 1t wac the lnten-
ton OF the committee TO have provided locallous
for this and other companies without engine
houees. but as it is probable that they would
be enable to complete any arrangement that
might be commenced, tkey deem 1t advisable
to postpone any action in the matter:
WILLIAM G. WH1LDEN.
e. W. MARSHALL.
D. l. OAKES.
II. 3. OLNEY.
JOHN H. STEINMEYER.
The Special Committee to whom was referred
the subject OF Supplying the public institutions
or the city with bread, and the establishment
of bakery, respectfully report that building
with oven. en- convenient location, can be
leased at tie rate of four hundred and fifty dol
lars PER annum, but that one difficulty that We
would labor under would be the employing
suitable party to take charge OF the same IL q
moderate compensation.
Your committee also doubt if, after the pay
ruept of oil expenses, the saving to the city
would warrant the establishment of city sake-
,ry for the supply of bread alone, as, In their
opinion, the article is one OF so staple charac-
ter that competition must have reduced 1T to
it's minimum price, and respectfully 'rsh TO be
discharged from any further inquiry IN the
matter, as the charge in the administration
which, in all probability will shortly take piace
would prevent the completion OF the ptans, II
'''''''N' ~ WILLIAM &. wELDEN.
NILES q. PARKER.
Z. WILLIS.
Alderman Willis. from Committee on PUBLIC
Buildings, Grounds, &c., asked for further Time
to report on the communications OF Commis'
sioners Of the Orphan House, and Jno. ). Ryan,
Esq. Granted.
Alderman Willis. from the same committee,
made report on thS letter OF n. +. hingmau,
ESQ.,, Principal OF High School, calling atten-
zion to the condition of the school and out
buildings. He stated that the repairs were or
,;c.cd to be done.
A ,Irrman Wbilden, in the absence OF Alder
iran Honour, made the following report "hich
was adopted: .ooo
The Committee on Lighting the City, TO
whom was referred the bills Of the Gas Light
Company for lighting the, public buildings and
street lamps fol- tho month Of April, report that
they are correct and recommend that the? be
paid. amounting as per statement here 18th,
to two thousand nine hundred and nine'v-tour
25- 100 dollars-S2994 25. -
WILLIAM q. WH1LDEN.
Alderman Marshall, in the absence OF The
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consideration, therefore, Of the numerous and
weighty reasons which appear to support the
foregoing views, it is respectfully recommend
ed that the Commanding General decline to
take the action asked by this petition.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
E. w. DENNIS,
Brevet Colonel, Judge-Advocate U. 8. A.,
Judge-Advocate Second Military District.
Approved: ED. r. S. CANDY, N. G. G.
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BILLS.
A bill defining certain duties Of apothecaries
came up for its second reading. On motion,
the bill was laid on the table. :.
A bill to amend the first section OF an ordi-
nance to regulate the salaries of city officers
and for other purposes, ratified third Dece%o en-
consideration of the bill was postponed to the
next meeting in consequence Of money
quorum not being present. -
Adjourned. w. q. SMITH,,
Clerk Of Council.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 9Th, ] hour % minutes, evening:
Last Quarter, 14tb, hours, minutes, evening"
New Moon, 22d, hour. q minutes, morning.
First Quarter. 2Sth G hours, 81 minutes, evening.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of Wedres-
Gay, May 90. says:
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Great Man.
BIZ OWEN xERED1TH.

BIZ OWEN MEREDITH.
That man is great, and he alone,
Who serves greatness not mis- own,
For neither praise nor pef;
Content 10 know and be unknown,
Whole In himself.
Strong is that man, he only strong,
To whose well-o-der will belong,
For service and delight,
All powers that, In the face Of Wrong,
Establish Right.
And free he is. and only he,
Who from his tyrant passions free,
BY Fortune undismayed,
Hath power upon himself to be
By bimself obeyed.
II such man there be, where'er
Beneath the sun and moon he fire,
He cannot fare amiss;
Great Nature hath him in her care;
Her cause Is his.
Who holds by everlasting law,
Which neither chance nor change can aaw:
Whose steadfast course is one,
With whatsoever forces draw
The ages on.
II such Q man there be, whereer
Beneath the sun and moon he fare,
He doth not fare alone;
He goeth girt with cohorts powers,
The monarch Of his manful hours,
Whose minds his throne.
he owes no homage to the sun:
There's nothing he need seek or shun;
All things are his by right;
He Is his own posterty;
His future In himself doth lie;
His soups his light
Lord of lofty Life is he,
Lcfily living, though he be
OF lowly birth; though poor,
he lacks not wealth. nor high degree,
In state obscure.
The merely great are, all in all,
No more than what the merely small
Esteem them. Mans opinion
Neither conferred, nor can recall,
This mans dominion.
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members of the Council who have ha- no con-
nection with the Board OF Health.

members Of the Council who have ha- no con-
nection with the Board Of Health
'e5y GyEogGE esseSSIPfi S. PELzER. ND,
City Registrar.
The Mayor appointed the following commit;
tee. viz: Alderman Olney, Steinmeyer and
The Mayor submitted the following letter,
and stated that he had replied to the name
and made requisition for the necessary sup
HpoRs ASST CoMR, B. R. F. AND A. L.,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OFFICE OF SURG oN-N-oHIEE,
CHARLESTON. S. G., May 8, 1858.
Sir: have the honor to inform you that
have received from Maj. Gen. o. y. howard
authority to issue bedding to the Aims house
in this city, provided refugees and freedmen
are cared for in the institution"
Upon official notification from your Office that
the benefits of the Aims House are extended TO
each of those classes, will at once make 1equ'
sition for the necessary supplies.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
NJ. K. HOGAN, Surgeon.in-chie
District of South Carolina.
Col. NJ. CoaswEIL, y. S. A.,
Mayor of Charleston, s. G.
The Mayor presented the following order,
which was received as information:
HEADQUARTERS 2D MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 16, 1868.
General Orders, No. 81
ali elections for officers of any railroad COM
pany in.which the State of North Carolina or
the State OF South Carolina possesses an in.
terest, whether by reason OF having subscribed
payment Of securities, or arising IN any otner
manner whatever, or IN which any OF the om-
GERS are elected by directors appointed by the
Governor, or chosen by the Legislature, are
hereby suspended until after the government
Of such State shall have been fully organized
under the constitution approved by the Con-
gress Of the United States.
By command OF Bvt. Major.General LID. II.
- N LOUIS Y. CAZIARC,
Abide Camp, Actg. Asst.Adjt. Genl.
The Mayor made favorable report On the
petition of j. n. Albers for permission to put
up steam engine at the corner of Queen and
Archdale streets.
Communication from ". R. Mcintosh, Presi-
dent Of the Eagle Fire Company, calling atten-
ton to the condition Of the engine. house.
Referred to Special Committee on the Fire
Department.
Return Of Harbor Master for April, 1868,
showing 1913 Al collected and paid into the
City Treasury. Information.
The Mayor presented the following COM
munication and report, which was received as
luIOIudtlOu.
HEADoRs SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, s. c., May Is, 1868.
Brevet Col. H. CognueA,
Mayor efMe City Of Charleston. S. c.:
SR: The enclosed report Of the Judge Ad-
vocate Of this district, on the petition OF the
City Council Of Charleston, should have ac-
companied my communication to you OF the
18th instant.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC.
A. D. C. and A. A. A. G.
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chairman of the Committee OF Ways and
Means, made report on the examination OF
the securities in the hands Of the City Treas
urer, which will be published in future issue.
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PRINTING CLoTHs.-64I64s are very firm at cents,
most of the manufacturers hold o. 9,4 TO 91sc The
following are the sales: 1000 pieces 66x6o, 71c.
5000 do. 56x6o, 71c.; 5000 do. 6o164. SIC; extra
6,OOO do 64x64 8Hc. common 1000 do. 64164, 8Sc:;
6COU do 64x64, 82lc.; AZ, 900 do. 64164 0Hc Total,
60 600 pieces-Proridence Journal, Nay 16h.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-07
Mtt nen Nbrdumen ber Nvumeb6u>

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fer pberbalb @atbeltc 8Iot 1T Der Mn<
fang Aenadt uno lotalo Der plae fte,
miro Dr. Doy ouf pemi,lben Elm f&Snes
neue6 Gteinoet1noe ouffeuen. ~#fa
Gin 9eadmter @tcer lpenfh
ser.-8et einem nsulid In &ebptna Dot
etnem G'tscensrtdter tatteebabteu Sjurys
ptocss. mubte bic SurY ert!dren, ooB fe
lta ntdt sinfsen f6nne> neil @iner BON
tbren tp|eer ben Stade! lSde. Die
SurY tpurpe tpiseer etneeiperrt, ausin Der
WioetlpsnfEse e!tIdrtt isinsn Wites=
i4moEene troBfs> ct rpsrre, ebe er 1eins
Msfnuns dnoere etneslblo0sn bleitsn>
bic ct % 3uiamnaenidnlrt> boz ct eutd
elm @bld0slcd i@ldpftr tonne.
Wa8 toar oa 3u ma@en? Nuu. Elm
altss Spru@wort, u1eint, IS babe eiu ie
or Wsnlh etnen preis fir feline usbsrz
seu9ure. Dem Gtnen fst Ge fell fur
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8iegten fir Elm @9dfrf unpten. 3ur
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men, oab benz TN Mu8emstuen ntdt 10 @si,
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