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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05

il describes fhs celestial. terrestial and In.
fernal worlis. and The the origin OF The an.
g-lic myviads. human tribes and dsysli,h
isgions.
It viii instruct the accomplished me,
chnnic and the most profound artist.
II teaches the best rhetoricinn, and exer.
ciscseyery power to the most skillfuI ori,b
metician. puzzles the wisest apatolnist. aod
exercisesthe Sisrst critic.
1t issihe beet covenant That ever was
agreed On The beet deed that, over was
sealed; the best evidence that ever was
produced; the best will that ever was
signed. To understand 81, is TO lie. wise
indeed; to he Ignorant Of it, Is to be desti.
tute .f wisdom.
II is the kings best copy, the magistrates
best rule, The house~ife's beet guide, the
servants best directory. and the young
mans best companion !; IL is the scbool.boy's
.reiling book, and the learned man's mas
terriecr
IL contains a choice grammar for no.
vice, and a pr r,found mystery for sage
II is the ignorant mans dictionary, and
the wise mans directory. I.
1t affords koowledee,o of witty inventions
for the humorous and dark ssyings for the
grays, and is its own interpreter.
u encourages the wise, the warrior. the
swift, the overc"mer and promises an
eternal reward to the excellent. the con.
qneror, the winpe-, and the prevaient.--
And that which crowns all is, that the au-
thor is without pnrtia:ity. and is without
hypocrisy.
"In whom there IS no variableness or
shadow Of tnrning."
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05
Important Order.

Gen. Canl,y, ON Monday, 9th January,
issued the foIlowing order, which esplains
itself; ~, - ...,.-t 4. ~,
Lit having been represented that owing
10 certain intcrrnnlities and non compliance
with certain regulations prescribed Ivy the
lsws Of the State, and hy military order,
far drawing juries In South Carolina, sneh
drawings have, IN come cases heen render
ed irregular and Invalid. ,itis ordered:
]. That juries heretofore drawn. or
which prcyiOus to the res ular spring terms
Of tue Circuit Courts now approaching.
may be draw for q Circuit or District
Court, in aBy Judicial District of South Ca.
roiina; whether the provisions Of General
Orders No. 50, or No. 80. or No 100, of the
year 1857, from these Headquarters were
regarded in the preparation OF The list from
which any drawing was made or may be
made, and whether such drawing was, or
may be. at a regular Term Of any court,
or at an extra court. or by the clerk
Of a court and the sheriff .,f n District in
the. presence Of magistrate. and whether
such extra court or drawing hy the officers
Of any court was ordered by the Governor
Of the State, any Judge. circait Court. or
Court Of Appeals. are hereby iegsiixcd and
the right of chailengeW as given by the ssid
-. !, -. -. - -. ~" =.
heretofore.
2 AZ the next sprinz terms Of The Circuit
and District Courts. respectively. and when.
soeyer thereafter new jury li.ts are 90 be
made for any 1G.trici, Jury iists shall be
prepared for the list Of all male citizens
therein who shall have paid ,axes within
the Twelve montbs next. precedsns.; and
challenges shall be allowe,iin conformity
with General Ortirrs No. SO
3. upon the return of the ycnirss. the
presiding Judge of the court shall he author.
ized. at The erapannelling OF juries go dra wn.
to set aside any iaror Tor personal unfitnes.
by reaaon of intellectual or r,oraI disauaii-
hca,i,.n-; proyfd.d. tha. raey. color or
former condition OF sersituae shall not Of
itself be ground Of exclusion. = :. ~ =;
IT. The Court of Common Pleas and Clan
erai Sessions in South Carolina, are heyety
inyested With concurrent Jurisdiction with
the District Courts. Of all cares and matters
Of wbick tie District Courts have jurisdie.
tion under the Constitution aud laws OF the
State,
III. The provisions Of the Aet Of Z; ;enspa,
Assembly Of ,he State OF son,h cs,o,io..
4 L Il
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05
g. Parted,
In the mellow light !. sib
idly diregardiug II

In the mellow light cit
Idly disregardiog Il /
p idly rocking to and fro 3
AsIhe shadows come and go, :
Asking vainiy, asking why
. Byfate.we're parted, iyou and I.
, Ahtswhy is iti There are few
sIIalf 80 geniai. half sofrue.
In heart and soul nllied. ms We;
Vet an unkind Desiiny
gsears her cruel barriers high
BY fortune sundered. sou and |.
Not for us the dreamy blirs.
Yearnipg smile or thrilling kies; e
Not fol. .ue the tender years. 30
born OF blesssd hopes and fears;
Sad aud,slow the days will be-
Fate has,parted you and mel
Were our paths together laid,
We had treaded undismayed,
Valley deep and mountain psss, s
To light or darkness; bnt alas
= Down .diyided,hills th-y lie
We sreisundered, yon and J.
3 ~
Is if,. darling. is itlsin.
Jdstto think what might have been Z
no unveirmY eyes and see
WhAtI eau never, never be-
For beneath closed lids see Z
- u - - s
Fate has parted you and me.
= Great this sudden e,>rrow is.
. And, through, opr infimitiea
We. forget that tears OF pain
Blossoms INTO smiles again.
That our souls TO purify.
We pre parted, you and !.
Yet. oh yd, beloved, win time
: Teach ns golden rules fubiime.
Aud beyond ibis dark eclipse
Shall our unconplainirg lips
ssy. submissiye !" Thy viii bep
Fate ims parted you md me-
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05

,LnE pat on land without vegetable INC &
ten, is useless, but sown on q crop Of graz
or weeds and turned undes will yield !.
double orop. - =
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05
An Extraordinary Adoption.

q A reporter ofihe Philadelphia Press who
has been visiting the Blncksley Alnlshous",
in that city, tells the following story:
/" A gentleman aud his wife were return
ing from their wedding tour, which had oc.
cupird year Before leaving for home
(Massachusett0 they Determined to yis.t
onr Almshouse. when they entered the
infant.' ward the wife said to tho husband,
'Bo look al chat child--d:d you ever see
such n resemblance to our bahyf well
It does look like our beauty answered the
husband. Thsreupop they called in their
nurse. with their three months old baby.
and the pauper's child was placed by The
side OF It. when the likeness siruck them nj,
as most singular. The young mother whis-
pered something 20 her husband. Non
sense was'lis reply. Oh, but win / she
exclaimed WAY. my dsar---s Now.
George she urged, remember yousaid y ~
would deny me nothingr well, well,
have your own way responded Tie indul.
gent husband. Thsreupon che turned Ga
The psuper mother, ani asked: .wiil you
part With your ei,ildf The poor woman
looked frightened at the question, replying;
No, no, nor But consiief. will take
It to good hene. and will bring it3pp as
my OWL, (. Oh. no. no. madsmal indeed !
cannot part with my childi' You are
poor---I sm rich. . Thi4 child will be a bur.
den 20 you. To me it win bea plea.nre.
I-will give yon ffy dollars Tor S. The
poor mother looked ineresaions-.-he esitat ed
for moment, then burst into tears as che
handed her eniia 20 the sweet-looking lady
who was bidding 90 earnestly for y. The
amisbls husband paid he money, the baby
we wrapped In a large shawl. the mo,bsr
kissed IL convulsively. and tie party pass.d
opt os the room When taking leave sf The
snperini nisneent. she lAsghiusly said: Il
wrote 20 mother that had a baby bui
won't sbs be Surprised beyoaa everything
when she makes the discovery that 1 have
twins fr
Az fnPoRTAsr DI.oovKhY.- do moi
koow whso we were more astonisi,sd than
we were ON Friaay by friends Iay,ae be-
foie us some spyelmens of srGclssproduced
from the core plaat. eousisiing Of textile
fsbrics paper. etc. Tie paper embraces
the descriptions known ,ss parchment,
dnw,ng, Photographic tracing. ti.spe,
| printing and Writing. and isaof besu,ifal
quality. The cloth consiats CT The good.
kaown as erash, mating aad coarse bsline
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-05

a FasNn paper considers the whale an
aptodiiayiaa ssrdina - + =
Az ioyag editor was rresen.ed With
Psir Of gold 80 sspfs on ehrisiDaA ls,,
FLEsuy persons may bee M leaS i,v cat !,
ing slnte pencils IL re,l,lees sti.sn, 70 a
nero cipher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-02
ScbenS: NeriiGernng
unscr ciHcm neuen Nlane,
DurdlQlIS neaenieitin.

-Sie Spifs .eiescnfritisc interffiisuus e5cfsls
idbdft oen Baltimore" 1T unter benz Greitrtefe unt
Irter ben 8sfeesn Wagplane's in's 9eben 9etreten uRb
test b%erett, eas Geben ibrer Wito!ieser unter tsn nate
nsbenoen sctin8un9en ;u reridern.
Att etnSt9e SeetnRung, ipelde r~ptltpebi9 III, uHt Witt
aliee iu irereen, 1T bic, RAP her y pplifant fb in gutem
NeIunetettsSEitanre tefntet W Ter Belt, psnh sr isiue
NsfIiattrn ua&t, rnp Elm Gintrttts8elo iufcles fetnes
Niiers sabit, rre frlgt:
Slr,, ,,,ff4n, 10 O G.Lu.. Htn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-02

3u perfaufen.
Dentirtns uue 5laittn tst
O.. u. 2dlcns s. Co.,
(Spt2, 10D sr. 10, Gu. Qparlesfr.
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llnteOinatcr Scrfnni bcs @narenlngcrS
ttHes
GnprpS> une Gmoctail Nrtipns
GcidDdftS

Nlcl dlnttS
eurdi NJ. Higpdttid uue Gpmp.
"a Ncutc, ttn 2 Ciipter 1896. ppn gerHllt
IS tags 10 llrr an wrrtm mr. In ttm Guttt.
&ErHt.QptuIt Rr. 1865, prt.NuitimprstraFc
crrt NgthaIt Tue 9paaren .97rratbs ttn;f n c
tt u " 6aHeiers, her fem &rbalt %aUiGirbt, an ed
NiCttttctrutN V%tttHBcrn; wir tubrrn rtt at s%trintrt
pdarsu, Rurlwaarer, Stmten THp llaterbpltt, wct!
rt' 6rute Stttt altsr ~5Fttn, P~dEtamerte'n I'iSCE
meter. unt liftmtitr, lrduttrlnthtr, N.a'i rtn,lel
Nah mt Stsdndbr,u, Slunwca- rultu, Stthltpa'
pter. Geuuerte, S6retbm1iertdttu %tlbltttern %lu'
itltlt, Etntt, Satad, Burlcu, SrirntraBtr, ftttttlt'
Hibuit5 ptb .%Ntdbmgu, plntftrte StmNdtatrH. Ntttcr
IlHttnt unb ]Pldttt7te Saibrnubrtn, gslIiIp rctHt,n
! 5ibrnluder, SnuhbdHtrr u. I. NJ, fCpte EN- tlac'
mtiHes HGerilntnt Srh g0iartn be man 6tTebIHltt
in stnetp gr2res- una SnSe'dtG sarrrddrtn-@rftlt,s
trtel; Hutt wtrb ruttdlt!pS %peytault.
Gtnrt6tHnR, 8c1atcu II. (. ~ aud Gin VT
t~rrtlntut tdttt. GtnrttunEt ery'tl, NtAale, edtrn'
t'ts, 4usitacliitta, Sdi8tfrad1en Il +. |
800 OugGne wbtrplltitrte 2pftlu UNI Bdttit.
HuR
Guf Rtburua zines SutrtaRten , no Duftut ~dlttrrtdt.
ttr'c Iiit. pno IbtelSfelr, @atctn, Ialti sitter IL.
8S- sDtr ttfuttn nm Sopleutruuacu Won splar,n
teicr8en GutttpntR unb 9crtauis TN Hreteu aHt't Eunti.
ltdplts uns %stpatrtn ltterals 8eritpNe t23+-6j
Terualter8 Scrfaul.
o. Strait etutS Y rtaNts tee ArttsBrrttS ter Stdtl
Baltimore Mrs her uuterlsitHetr ais 9trpaltrl
1894 an Grt unt Sttle dut o1tutlihst Nuitirn tEH M
Rattslaentsu tet6t isbtntn @runettiig mfinmud,. rH
Il. OtISbsr 1868, Nahmtta6s M . utr, ~ptrIdutu1
lauen uGntitbi
Aae gang ~ritnriIId, IN ttT Stdtl palltNPEf Sc
Itgtn uni fplltEtErnd' en- trarentt; rs beatHnt dut trl
suhteitt rsr NtSlttrrg0t. 90 6uB rt6ltt Won tef sue.
Ntt.6de her Wr{lterrp. uib VI tnhr. (; Btbl vuH ta IN
reftIttfr RihtHHI an D(ealttuuhtaee ipplt tt2) Nae
nett; frfirtft tb ipbarN HGt Suten bet 9lsiUnaRaCr
Vrttts uHe mttVttn'ratr pordNtl c%tneuabCrt tlOo) buF
nett bis an etn iehn 6uF trtttts htuitrlaFarn ptt ett
aus elmer Gdufuriunts, Wtlts 9rtbUl icbnipn untrr'U
u. IaRulr 1865 90 Gbunittu ptr hrletCr,it bltrr aus.
asltut bat. uHe tt In ttW GaRbdthigs Ter Stott Hoilt.
rfre TN Dude " " Nr. 362, Nplio 494. ttnAttrlutn NJ,
ausfubrlibtr btrrrratbt. Nui rem cAruutfutt ltt,n
- .t - .N. 1 IL. 5000. E-,-Hk W .. Oh
cine SrIum.rtNht une zttpptr tGbiUter, pe,tt Ib 40
Sialunatn 'tgutH, Ger ptdt IL elnrit Sdbtt5.@runt,
Biuit ven muir $l2 inisUgprfcn.
Die QtrtGutttrtinamBIU itHt M Wtmhfttit tr' Nt-
rtbtstridifs' eiu Br,ttttcii gidrJlbiiUl, Der Ncfi iH
fthS m1t smOit WlVuatCH uttrr QrrltuiunB NIT trn Gtr-
waiter befrtttasntcr SuruHtie, pttr ofr IGH3I SAN.
ibtltra tddr, it uad ttt Vhucfg QHGbt.
StrmGHu 4. u. 81. GrgmWfeie, 9fFraitsr.
Rr. O., ct. pIWltr.
gam, ~, @ppsr, Mutt,
Rr. 81 BGittmcttNr.
tsnr "a n q r. = q a. . = pN
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Scriangt.


GIN tlbttae Erau tr lstsrpad,urg etHrs Gtdr'ts
5tanbes. WIGs sutt Smpfeb!un8cn ~briRStn. b. rrfrds
0eu III Ger Nrp. .. 3l. t2}i-BJ
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&ctipalters Geriaut


Griutciacrtbuin au Der E'reRrdHe.
Der llrtcrettuttc ais Nerwulitr Wlre am Ttcuflup,
o. Oft. Ndbmtritat 1 lltr. da Or, unb SteGt uuttr
slutn Detrsi ttS ec3trtsNtr bts tr bic -latt Saitmcrt
Gut %oHeRtlitsr duttcr %rctlau'tu rdmild:
Tds adnIs tSuuuefhtd In ter Stdtt @atttnsts ute
fptat' an Ter etnte Ter Ncrglette bsr 9.gtEra6r ar tfr
SGtoG.Gds etprs 8rupelt dth, ~ cHsr iettrIhrti
UHgsslltiauts upn Fe1idmiu q. Nikartftn an SarrfS
IS. bamuer. pom u. ut 1852 bdttrt uue TT sct EJr5-
ardtpep FUR bic Giant tattHcrg IN gttCr % q ( VT.
22i NcI. l62, ems .rd8fG, tt'trtrtCa a%ffnArHt e1tr
pgltIth, longs ter %!tertieris bet giHtlr. Accent, l6 AWr
eduu n]SfeltG', parGucl mt Ter S1iritt Ter ltr9oHlrdtt e,
60 Jus ednu CrLtt, parGGei mt .tas.r, 10 aur tS
an Rte etlttt Sret;r her rteu ]ttncrtiCH dsttrrie
~bnras.llr iuute temstfltR SursGstc5, gHs Gam Ge-
lid laaas beianisr pHlttsr 8uant bS sam antdntt.
puultt, NIT ScbIGes tlyout b]cttgtnn " tttrir queen
mt sauertlit a~rtauter RadNstH 2uptHbGuIc
tetuabt neu. statm iabt!ttcH @rgrti uIt ren $50 gEte =
rpTfen.
Ole QtrtanfEbttiuam1arn cmt tn1 Cefrtt verge,
fArieten. fNu. Gin Irtlttetl taar. tCE Rtt IN O I'M v
Wprlttn reer aGts taar. mas Sgltcttn tr1 Nlaiers RE
gfttiuaGuuftH 3rri.H tfd5,Ht erin |trfnuTtta8c pUe
bura he Ntttn / N0UifrF, tuC 5aiUteCubdt eee geJ
ipuitcTs lut pntrf, Nrittit,
gbpHae 70. griitr. g%trraltty.
SGfu. 81. NrppCV, Mutt.
f22l.4 7, 1856 ~ &r. 81, Bdlturcrtlr.
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,MnnS III nerntiethcn.

Gin m6bltt!r5 9crbtryuHntT an ttusi cher sptt lun1l
SsrErH nit frettr SinDan8e tn Str. 220,S cslr.
Fl32-gl
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Gin tunsrr Geutfter fudt et @iirrtt lu erlerHer
bette GmricbhnNen, RdrJufrdatn bet u. 2d,ulg,
Gat ppn Ugper. It. Nrtmcnnlr. C23B-T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-02

Sr her 8dte her 9dlttmprt. une SpatsavlrdFt ttHe
g8ctruna, aus ttwd 4 3IHueru %teNehfHh, fr ttne itbr
tlctre tdHtlts otut 9tueer. Gfsrteu aersntre man On
| hnIIh Anlr. llShl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-02

Gin beutlbts Dldobtu, urt at febtn, mdlden uHe
biaein cucm tiitttgen ptrt outer tebn %1taetep, uni
zines, rae EnBliu iprtti, rot1t{p8en, MaGplL,aBth III
t23i-Rl
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I'm 4dscn unb 0Spbnbduler gu
Ri p]erFaufeu.

EM eaten III Siie ,9saitimcrc. - Gtn eu!asbautss
Eas8 3~.itbdi9es Saus nit Q hrfiaeri Sinteraebaree.
etncu Paten unh 7 3imrrer enitatttRt; bat Gas, gpdner
unb eintn ifGnen trpdeHtn Refer unttr hem 8aHssn
Sauis unb ttutn 2~.fcdigsn eaditsin>S tau. Ditiss 81.
aentbum n fur eine Rdferst pbsr 8rptetis fetr stlteen.
Robere Gusfunft ertbettt y. III. Sopte. Nr. Q, Tam.
ButlhtnNs. 81. Yanlitr, (2i3-l
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Mesiitrators- 9Bnreou, Is. eept. '68,
Stcuer= Department,
StaOt . &eubautur,

Batttm ore, rem 25. Gept. 1858.
Steuerjdhler perben tieImit benadrihtl0t, e6 mad,
etm ]. Cttcbcr eds Sisfpntp bel alien StaltEiteuers
8stnunBen aut erei prp3ent Is grJt.J uns bet Staet.
9rnnsftuer Y etnun8en far's I%aufepee Sabr auf ,ipei
prpieut q YrSt.l beratseieFt rereen rttS.
NaG genaHHtem Gage perten Steuerrt hnuneen fir
geripnaise i8entbum ban Railifs etnsehGnrigt inc bel
gthtotsaplan8 btnnen hretBlB IaaeH has Sstb purd,
anfpfhnsuns cher auf aneeFtm 3parespsss einge.
trieben. ~
Bel ridldapi9sn Stsuern fir 1867 wtro ten Refrun,
gen eth 3tnfsabeIraa pen bier uiic Gin balb C41al pru=
sent SustitGssu.
Sanncs 8. 8arneD.
(230-5) Stabt.Reupdut,
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3ptt aute Rufer auf dtte Nrbtit; ]eduerrte geidGf'
tiaUnI. RahlItrdgru hi q. DfeSarirt. vi. lI2
0u8aa't @cytts, ant 5u6e he's Centre. Dlariies.
(236-S1
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Gin Wdsbtu ,im gGaiten, snltlu uut aspEprlibtr
Sdusartrt IN elmer 5autlte ron 1 ptrfrneu. StaGtu-
traAen IN VI. 90. GuniuGDs, sRtNt@ SeaTp. It, Sc
iBIrtfr. (236 -
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<afsA Gin Gdbais nit 9atcl, ysIbrs ~ trBeHb Stuei
sxs.A @eitdtte pdft. pprJl8Ilh tUr etncu S%dttier. giGb'
kkA y~utrasfn btt Bob. SGupcI, Nr. 1911 slBbt., Cd
Ter Setitr. CISCO
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a%saltimprer 1iuteruebmeu

sSUtItHIpCeE ItHteEUcDN teN
NIT len @eanten bier In ter Staht, uub ale Builder uni
Rs&nHnsea liesen INNER CUR Ginf It her Itttaliesss
rfen. - M~lit5lifber unp teins Gfsisn. Snbater ergeibitn
bic SGanten unb fthern iid baturh inc treue 9eituna
ibrsr &erbantlunsen. 3er 5%hasmeifer unS her Sffre.
tar iinp rerPfidtrt, Caution gu letitet rnb bic td9lideu
Ginnpbren IN elmer Der Stabtbanfen ~ %bepsnirsn, unt
lSnhen iettse MIR anf bic p~sIeinisIe Inweiflns ees prS.
l%ieentcr, Sefrttars unb Stasnctiiers meber ssSpsen
Terbeu.
Sete ndbere ~aepiinfhte Iusfunft pirb auf gnfraee
tet'H Setretdr i'm glrsu Ter 8eielihaft in lem
rcueu Warmpr= Uebdupe,
pofpffice : Wpcnue.
GbAr ppt Ter 8alttlnG ~reitrabe,
Rteeben.
Ite ~fcfs.nten fnS bic 9eamteu fir tas ~laafeute Sabr
Goinuel Wfdseibbiu. 9rdfesnt;
Spbn ID. Sartcr, 9iee.g %riittent;
George IL. Hpieur, sffretdr.
Sidac ~. Terfru. SdaymetItr.
Sircftprsn:
Samaet Maaubbtn, Sem 81. Garter,
Spba 8. Quincy, %. s. y rIer,
Spbn g. yrpwn, %. R. Cole,
Sphn ~. Buffer, Granfitn Wesaer,
ysri. 4. 9Rtats, Srtn 8fad,
u. y. @lpttmrrttu, &eparc 8. Gtarfe,
tnte rfud)un gs=N erstc:
Or. u. 8. tIbrflaub,
Or. Wtlbur 9. @pradn,
Or. Sptn 81. Stepsnfpu. (233-1
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Serlaugt unO geindjt.
Stcnrncfmh.

Sin iunatr WGHn. neibt eipas Gualtfb fprt6t, ar
hettsntHG Rne i'm Shrsibsu, mic aud RthHtR i6sr une
~esndnhi N In@t cine padtRst STEELE. RstSufraatH IA
ttT Cry. B. vi, C29e-7(
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Su DcrfaMfcm.

Cine lana stntitrte Bdftrfi, ertrplet tit irbsr Siniht
gferp uub ggaaen unit gutter Brpts1u Ht ftaft aufer
bee S%dults. Gdberss in ety CRY. B. 81.
(n34-R1
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Blu ufrhauffn nnO 81 urrmiflbfn
Ru DcrFGufcn,

NtV UVtFWHTVHF
tAssh Rcun Pdttpfdgc. lG0 bel 100 JuB, an Rrre-
EstE gtens. iwiibeH Srbns 1t. 5pfuanitr. tenneH
E&1A aud einisin Serad,tet werttn.
@lettfals mebrtre 9ciSdfisbGuicr an baltimore.
Stra6e, Wprlntcr elm Gdbaas ebfnio an Sub '2tgb-
Straee.
sSpbubGufrr In Sttemarle.. MORT 'Ganal., Smith.
Stre6e ppn $1,000 BITS $1,000 4 ~tlftnere Sdufrr HI
&lastr. Al $3.50 istes; AT ter Gle pru Columbia. unb
j smcntttaec, 10 bel 81 NWf, potauf cine Ssrarnaheg',
tine Sdmiete, lnh cine Slttlcrwerthatte befHtlth.
Rdberts turh
(2SO-J aui. Gouras, Nr. 20. sipre.G ~alssrtar.
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gStrtbibaTt ;u rerfaufcn.

Biz pcrfdnfen.
8ptt ifptre bSlIerne -9.rters" fur SaiaUsde, rs 8uf
ana, Wau mstss ft in eet Grp. /. Bt. ti5s-l
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Gtnts Der tsRsn I'd weintntess r.s tinte I'm ettair.
ferte aud. sin QUEER StaHo fur Rule. II. Shif.
5lttf6. Ratsuirdasa bel sdruier s Ruppel, Sat
gettt." f23ESl
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Su perfaufeu.

szEsasa 8 neue SGuler int re tlt6fu s~tasttstils in &C.
$zss fanttr, TN ral6cn auf,druhBe %teerifener 3aG.
- barfdafi UNI Sll00 i~eets.-sabfhes neues pdus
an Gmiip trdge nm $500. Dsbnbauisr NIT satcn an
psarl,, Rattpn. rnt Qtsautihitrate UNI $500
bic 81 500. R6teres burd ReoerIp Bomb 1t. Go.
PAUL, 3. 1blr R6relih ron seTinaleHtr. (22T-)
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Mfnfr D0nnerrin.

IA ft her pS6iQsr- Sauperetn" CUR 3ufriet enbett
lammtIiter WItt9liseer autaelbft BAT, Iub mir srtftlri.
zen, etner uentn BdHpereGl sl ~erlnher, urb laben ticrIntt
4at. bic ih etnen reeaca 9ereint anffliefen pcaeu, Elm.
Wy 2dinftds, 5. DIT, Htents Z ltbr. lei SrH. Sob.
SSoiter, Mr.. SO, 5nrttirntr., siutufrteu.
Dffbrcre initial cher
t23G-7) hes alien .S d; lie .9auoCreins.
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mmterri1t.
Spe3ial : Mn3etgen.
Negtftratprs= Bureau, 6. Nug. 1868.
Gurd,br1d, Der Tppihrrfrosr

NHttpurilIU peE IN tUetFIFuHf
Die StraBenPtiuna Is pmmiiare tattR mir zine te.
~9laubtgte Hilte Der ihIte6ltren lRb Gt9cGHscrtcn Gnt.
lddet8ua8s' unb Aniltuitine fir bic CsTnuus Ter
OfufBcrffrafc pom Ger Gillette her 6tuto Slasage-
nue. bis lur Wtabtipn . apenre, ME es burb bic @cr.
llnb i'd made eabtr nuumsbr btfdnnt, baB bic III mir
tHridaeilnatFn Builder uns 8rlnertTe In bent 8egtira.
tors Bureau his gum IS. OFT. 1865 CUR Gtnt6t fur ale
bethetllaten periCnen p1en oieiben, nIhrerh pelber 3ftt
man Won her entlbsisuna ber spnmiIGre bel tracn6 eli.
nem SertdtttOf init sutdnGiser @eriht,barteit @crus
tlrta ehtieset fam. Sohm 8. Earncs,
t224I3o.6.42) StaetsGfeRitrdtpr.
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Ire gerIafsfne ntue 6drtr I'm rrilltttn @iaet'
Hafh tptilt, fetts 5000; g%rlrtitrt $40 t'tcs, Wiet6e
~ sis merdtlit. 3 I'm riIiGet zias itttls W tetre
81 rre @ipuat une 81. so 9rmHt lhfs iar ittes. aabtrts
lei 9eptltD @rne II. Co., It, paulHt, 0. paIs
ubrtlt h Won Ytrtr1tpnitr. t23S-J
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l(crInunt.


Sin Suf6nciscr trler RIalt, lpclter t%trdneert IT IN
Rmntcu. iCpObi. dlt IN Faetn 'artrtt. 81 eefrd9en ~
J(r. 30 Walirprefr. bel 5d,upibcrr 3 Sr. t230
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Gin auter 9arbieratbaIfr. Ra6Nfra8tn bel Wartin
Hinecr, lr. 1870, @areenir. t2o6-1J
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Bn urEhautrD unO 81 Urrmlctbrn.


Gr etue Ntnf i mile > rtctlthe Htruntg. R0ttc'
In Mr.. 10. Sbdtepurtbitr,, uate PcritNS' errtnj,
(23h-BJ
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G0Nins- Ml0rhi- Danperrin III. 4

%&amftaa, 5.s,G9., atsn6s s ttbr, fnbeH bic idbrlidt
SsriaitntiUha rRo Seamtenpabt mast, potn ee @}tiatirs
hdten.
t239l s.. GdrH, Setr.
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GoltcorOia=@
)Nnp.0nArtier Oer MarblanOer WiIii.

U0Ttlnp &, 70. Sept. 1868.
3ur 3a6riht!- %ae gerfcnen, rslae in her 4.
tiub 5. 9Haro egrpatrt pprben, taben fb sriiteH Al
~ melsen me e%nireter has qssfaufsasiS III ,ablsn Ser
I'D In bic Naticral' @arbs rint chen W ldfsn.
aul Esfebf hes Gen. II. 8. Meilfpn.
9tiadeesSentral8 unh Chef
t23i-9) Gtnrpairur8s' S~ffsierS.
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WtUto an v%crfdufcn.


Cine Sdftrti 1T bt1ta 81 %vrrfanftu. neil Der Ststr.
tthnier aus ter Stabt itsht. Naterfs tti Cart Y.
Nbrtdl, Nr. 0, ebateiptarelraee. L23b-7l
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Ta-C ombarOAr. -Daaufrrin llr. !

Die @Ttslteesr otiasH asreiHs Werteu erlutt, hen:
&c, 2. Gtf., atsHes rs tpr CUR 9ab'et,& erammluna
5d erfteiuen<
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25idtig iiir 5dneiSer AnS SletOer'
LrA

SveNsu trhaften cine re lfduttee arsTabl rpr etrtH-
8ddren, te1ebent tn itnlieuifd1eni Sud,e. Silcfds,
SsauuaS WcrntrIfutter, 6nopfru. gtnfdfmngen,
Zciee 1t. (. t., Gettdrc 4. Rode,
Rr. 2S4, gpefts gdllimcrefr..
(En42 EIHA lEGf nrn NlcI 1annn haNnrn
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Sctldn0t.
Gin outer Sddtr fam icfVrt arteit trpdttcu lit Rr.
ia. CfsWidhifunffr. t2S6-O