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MEMORANDA.

Ccusirnees per steamship Promctneus, from
Philadelphia, expected to-day-,Ino 4 Thco Getty,
Railroad Agent, DR. II Baer, Walker, Evans &
Corswc!l, II r l;urnhani D0w.e x Noise, A still
NJ n, Miss Eliza Tucks Cameron, Barklcy 4 co,
crown d uyer, Marshall Iv BurIe, L Bates IL co.
ID A Walker, + AE3e jcuart!s Il co, Il Adgcr Il
co, j i; + Alley, Z White, SchuchTan. ) ii Vo-
lcrs, 0stcnd0rlf co. l. elias, Walsh, Werner a.
pEcker W 5 C0rTn & co, Fogartic's Book Dcpos-
tory, Neufv,llc & IIGnGam, J NJ Martin, I Beam
isli 4. CO. Hancock, II Gravor < 60, ChapcAu
y Heirron Kinsn,an u Bro, i EusIis j ID Aiken
{ co, I kerr ~ co, W Ii Chaiee d co, Chapio 4
co. ~ 4 CO 10 order W Paddon, ii Abraham,
f III BRISTOL Adams, Damon Il co. |. Manu. j Cos
grove, y Risley, Risley Il Creighton, Byrne 4. Fo-
garry, Charleston Mining AMI Manufacturing co,
ID W Loctjen, G C RlgEtcr, j Wolitmann, W
A kchrlcns, + j Luhu, IL Grccn!and, western
Atlantic Railroad, E Fcldnann co, J + Knee,
II Muer, II Wmrl,man. A Tannlunson, no
Lean Kendall, 81 Il Nathan, D!akcy u Gibbs.
The ship Sieve BlOom. Lcask. from Liverpool
for this port, was spoken November u, midnight,
rs milYs from T:iSkar.
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by the United States forces in Febru-

capture by the United States forces in Febru-
ary, 1866.
The board feel that they have accomplished
all that lay in their power.
They respectfully submit their action to the
consideration of the stockholders.
JAMES s. GIBBEs President.
Charleston, November 29, 1869.
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PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
Report OF the presisent

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Peo-
pleg Bank of Charleston was held this day In
tie hall Of the Bank Of Charleston building.
y Nr. James Gibbes called the meeting to or
: der. and moved that Mr.. George A. Trenholm
Ne requested to preside, which was seconded
and adopted.
! Mr.. james Gibbes. then moved that the chair
man appoint secretary for the meeting and a
committee on proxies; which was agreed TO.
The chairman then appointed Mr.. B. Grim
ball secretary, and Messrs. Joseph L. Dill ana
fP.P. Locke committee to verify proxies.
the chairman then declared the meeting
ready for business.
III. James 8. Gibbes then read his report as
president of the bank.
Nr. Yeadon then moved that the report be
received and approved, and that the thanks OF
sthc meeting be returned to the president,
cashier and directors, for the able and satisfac-
tory manner in which they have conducted
the financial affairs Of the bank; which was
adopted,
M. r. s. Bruns then offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
sc Resolyed. That the directors be instructed to
take the necessary steps to resume business
Immediately.
Mr.. Bruins motion was then reconsidered,
ana the following amendment, offered by Mr..
sC:: h. Simonton, was adopted:
Rssolved, That the directors be Instructed 10
take the necessary steps to resume business as
soon IS practicable.
z Mr.. John Hanckel then moved that the pro-
ceedings Of the meeting, and the presidents
report be published in the CHARLESTON DAILY
NEWS and Courier, which was adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
BERKELEY GRniBAIL,
Secretary.
Charleston, s. c., November %, 1869
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The New York Rico Market Nov. rs.

The New York Rico Market Nov. 25.
From the Journal OF Commerce, November 2f.l
The market Is quiet. The receipts are light, and
the demand Is sufficient to keep prices steady.
We notice sales Of IS tierces Carolina at 7a7Ac.
In Rangoon there is only limited export busi
ness We quote for lots in bond, 2Ta3hc, gold.
Murray, Ferris Il Co.'s Naval Stores Cir
cu1ar.
NEW YORK, November 27.-SPIRTTS TURPEN
TINE.-The past week has witnessed gradual
giving way OF prices from 47ka451zc, at which
the market closes weak and tending downwards
The causes ere evident For some weeks past our
market has been kept at such point as to check
consumption and prohibit exports; but has bro
ken down under large shipments from Whining
ton and the decline in gold. The sales are 1874
bbIs from 4Sa45M, for March; 4Sa4SH for New
York bbls, and include AGO. TO arrive, at AK. Re-
cepts Ola bbls; exports 46 bbls.
RosIN.-The total sales are 5000 bbls, OF which
300 are pale, at 81 50a6, and 1000 No. l at 50 50a
IS. Sales OF strained are reported at 81 10a2 90
but all over So 10 are either coupled with freight
or delivered I. o. b. In regular way these are
selling at 81 10 and occasionally buyer. Receipts
10.137. Exports 1877 bbls
TAR-COntinues in state OF chronic dulness
and there have been sales 53l bbls North County
at 50 60a2 co. the latter an Improvement, and $50
Wilmington at SEX. Receipts 1915 hbls. Exports
2Sl bbs.
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II 0 W a G f.

The Steamer SAMSON having r .,.-;iTEE.s,A
been recently pat i'll thorough or St..-ss:-..rr
der, is now re,dy t0 tow vessels to anu iro;h sea-
ana tie phosphate works OH the Ashlc! and Coop-
cl Rivers.
For engagements, apply on board, 10 Captain
". r. ADAlR or at the office Of the Agency, East
Bay, opposite Accommodation Wharf.
nOyl limo
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, November 27.--TuEPENTINE-ls
unchanged in price Sales OF $50 bhls at So for
soft, and 81 IS for hard, per $50 pounds.
SrrRITs TuRPENTTNE-Murket inactive and no
transactions reported.
RosIN.-Salos OF TIC bbls at 81 65 for strained.
and So for No. l.
TAXA bbls sold OF So per bbl.
COrToN-Saes Of ID bales at 23Hc, II bales at
23Hc, and As bales at 23xc per pound.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON EBws,
MONDAY EVENING November 20, lSov.J
CorroK.-The market opened firlncr, with some
sellers asking about 241c for middlings, at about
which figures few transactions took place; but
the very strong downward tendency OF gold
checked operations, and sales later IN the day
took place at softer prices The transactions
wore about $50 bales viz: at 22N IL at 2S; "A at
2a,I; l2 at 23X; % at 23X; 88 at 2SX; at "a; Y
at 24lS: ISL at MAc We quote, somewhat noml-
nally:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ....2S @23H
Low middling. .................-. .I3%gS3S
MidUlinR. V9OT1
Strict middhng....- ..-.......-A@@-
R1osLThe market for this grain was quiet but
steady; sales about 100 tierces of clean Carolina,
say 30 tieroes at 6H; 40 at eS cts q b. We quote
common to fine clean Carolina at 6@6k; good 81
@eXc q b.
NAVAL SroRRs.-Tnere was but little doing un-
der this head; sales 1os bbls No rosin at 81 so q
Dbl.
FRE1oHrs.-The supply OF freight room tomost
nolnts is for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand. To Liverpool by steam, engagements are
making at Sd p ib OH uplands AMI 1&d on sea ISL
ands; by soil, 7-1od@Hu p b on uplands
and Xd on sea \islands To Havre, by
steam, nominal; by sail, nominal at 1Hc
on uplands and 1Xc on sea islands, nominal.
Coastwise TO New York, by steam, &c . ID on
uplands and 1c on sea islands; by sail, &c q ID on
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail,
sc a NJ ON uplands. To Philadelphia By steam,
Nc q fb on uplards; by sail, somewhat NOM
inaI. To Baltimore, by steam, HSHc y Ii on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

OHlklVUE Or ozH1111INU DH IN'
Steamers OF the above line leave Pier -HETER.
No. A. North River, foot OF Canal street, .S4sll S4sl5z
New York, at II O'Clock noon, of the 9th and
21st OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.)
Departure OF 5th and 21st connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF 9th touch at ManZaniHo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
japan and China December 4, 1S69
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap-
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canslstreet North River, New
York. F. R. BABY, Agent.
march12 Tyr
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EY TELEGRAPII.

SAyAsHAiI, November 2o.--Arrivcd. schrs Mary
] Russell, philadeIphid; cameo, New York; bark
Caroline, Baltimore. Cleared, baris Armstrong,
Ercmcn; Rosetta, Iiavrc.
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8 o &.

Can NE when breakfast is ready
o. mother don't call me peiore'
DO not deny me the pleasure
OF a moderate rest, implote.
Eight hours of sleep are 700 httie
For delicate maidens IKE me:
Bearer, by far, Is my pillow
Than cup of the daintiest tea.
Mother, l cannot endure IL,
This getting up eariy's pore
Call me when breakfast Is ready,
Oh please do not call me oeICre.
Call me when breakfast is ready
o. mother don't call me too soon.
Shopping, OF course, needs attention,
But that can be done before noon.
Talk not of the folly Of fashion,
i do not consider 1t so;
Parties must not he neglected,
And style is important, you know
Mother, it makes me 50 nervous
To think OF your step st my door;
CAN me when breakfast is ready,
Oh I please do not call me before.
Can me when breakfast Is ready
Oh don't call me early, pray,
Doctors advise to be quiet,
NY spine is affected, they say.
Sleep is q potent elixir, .
And better than drugs or the Knne ;
why, then, so much In a hurry
Since rest is the solace OF nief
Mother, do have some compassion,
And chide my late rising no more;
Gail me when breakfast is ready,
Oh please do not call me before.
w.
Call me when breakfast Is ready
o, mother think Eve been told,
Nultitudes struggle for riches,
And barter their comfort Tor gold.
Hypocrites often rise early
u Their motives are perfectly plain;
Sundays they always sleep later,
q Because they have nothing 10 gam.
Mother | cannot endure 1t,
This getting up early's a bore
Oall me when breakfast is ready,
But please do not call me before.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, &c
B Read, w Watts, Miss Watts, L Collins, {
Mckay and s on deck.
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in gold has unsettled the market; sales 400 bales;
receipts ses bales; buyers offering 2ac for mid
ding.
SAVANNAH, November 2o.-Ootton, receipts 1890
bales; exports 1920 bales; middling 23Xc; market
uuiet.
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CUNARD LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH

TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay in their ,E#T$51s
supplies Of Clarets, Champagnes, Cor SEJ@AEsee4S
dials, Brandies, Whiskies Wines, Canned Soups
and Meats, American and English Biscuits, De-
villed Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segars.
WIN. s. CORWIN & Co.,
No. 2T5 King street, opposite Hasel
Charleston, S. C.
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, corner Goth street,
New York. scpt2S 6m0s
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increase in visible SUNNY. 1896
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now 5000 bales: same time 1858 l35,
600 bales. Middling Orleans now 1lHd@l2d ;
then IL Nd.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports.

LIvKRPOOI-Per Br ship Gorilla-o2Oo SACKS
salt To Mure d co.
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Receipts by Railroad, November ~
SotrrB CAROLINA RAILROAD.

oOUIH Ch1EObINh 1HhIIISoH'
1o25 bales cotton, &c bales domestics, 1877 casks
clay, 14S bbls naval stores, 2 cars stock, cars
wood. To Railroad Agent. Pelzer, Rodgers q co,
Graeser & Smith, FROST & Adger, q ii Walter & CO,
WK Ryan, Wiss & co, Sloan, Kirkpatrick
Witte, G W Williams Il CO, A J Salinas, Willis *
Chisoim, W Hall, Watson & Hill, Claghorn, Her.
ring & CO, VIM Roach, X W II Armstrong
Courtney & co, Mowry 4 co, Bowling CO, w
Whilden co, J Marshall Jr, Wagner, Stewart q
co, and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
ls1 bales upland and bales sea island cotton,
mdse, &C. To w Sinkler, A Salinas, Walter q
CO, Reeder Davis, Claghorn, Herring co, J
Minor s co. Caldwell 4 Son, Brod.e 4 CO, Wiss Il
CO, A stephens, Mowry & CO, Kirkpatrick Witte,
Ingraham & Son. Graeser Smith, w Williams
& CO, Frost & Adger, Ravenel co, W Ryan,
Prltchard Meyers and O II Claussen.
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FOR NEW YORK.
EAST EIG II T L l N E
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The Steamship FALCON, ]. D. Hor- .e,EF,.
sey, Commander, will sail for Balti- = AlsaAzz AlsAz
more on TUESDAY, November 80, at O'Clock P.
NJ, from Pier No. l. Union Wharves.
sDInsurance by the Steamers OF this line u
pcr cent. to Baltimore and Philadelphia. To Bos-
ton a. Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addl-
tional expense for insurance.
BY arrangement with the Steamships OF the
Baltimore and Bremen Line, sailing Semi month
ly, Through Bills Lading for COTTON will hereafter
be issued to the latter port on accommodating
terms.
@- Through Bills Lading given to PHILADEL-
PHIA, BOSTON and the CITIES OF THE NORTH
WEST.
Fer Freight engagements or Passage, apply to
COURTENAY i TRENHOLM,
noy26 Union Wharyes.
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Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain x .:g,EoA
Penn Peck, viii leave Charleston szEsssissszs.l,s
for above points every SUNDAY MORNING, at 3
O'Clock. Leaving Savannah MONDAY MORNING.
OF O'Clock.
Returning, she will leave Fernandina Oh TUES
DAY AtrEHNoON, after arrival OF the train from
Cedar KEYS and Gainesyille: leaving Brunswick
same evening; leaving Savannah for Charleston,
via Beaufort, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, ae .
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
J. y. AIKEN & CO.,
nov24 South Atlantic wharf.
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TXTRA TRIP TO BEAUFORT AND
CHIsOIM's LANDING ON AND AFTER
DECEMBER 8.

steamer PILOT EOY Captain = s,gifr2ss
Fem Peck, will sail FOR above syzs5zs;.azzz
points every FRIDAY MORNING, at s O'CLOCK. ke-
turning, viii leave Beaufort same evening to suit
the tide. D. ID. AIKEN ~ Co.,
row. h"cht@'
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Y O u l S NJ l. A 1 n
BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. BROAD STREET.

Charleston. < c.
Stocks Bonds and G"''i bought, carried and
soil short in New York City.
iaftlcalal aItclI.oil pau W Inc pui o.'''N 1'-N
sne OF al kinds or Southern Securities.
uct5
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
Week ending November 26.

NEW YORK, November 27.-THE MARKET.-ln
our last report, the market closed weak at 25}ac
for middling uplands. Saturday, prices were
easier, with but little business Sales 1890 bales at
25Xc. Monday, the market opened quiet, under
the influence of free receipts at the ports, and
prices were a shade lower. Sales 2477 bales ut
25Ac for middlings. Tuesday, the market was
dull and quoted lower, but there was more set
tied feeling. Sales 2l7l bales at Csc. Liverpool
was steady and unchanged. Sales 5000 bales.
Wednesday, with moderate receipts, prices were
steady Sales 1901 bales at 25c. Thursday, the
market was heavy, owing to the decline in gold.
Sales 25e0 bales at 25c. Yesterday, exporters
were in receipt Of advices OF sales, at full prices
and they were anxious to replace. The small Of
fering stock checked business, and the market
closed strong, but unchanged. Sales 4l6o bales.
During the week the market has been depressed
by the decline in gold. There has not been much
cotton offered at any time, and yesterday some
orders received could not be filled for want OF
stock. At the close holders demanded an ad:
vance which was paid in some cases. Liverpool
closes shade dearer titan last week, and the
stock OF American there is now smaller than Tor
many years. Spinners are taking the cotton as
fast as landed, and many are covering their goods
contracts by purchasing cotton to arrive at
prices below those on the spot Oar receipts TINS
week include 1910 bales shipped from Norfolk TO
Liycrpool. The estimate OF the Agricultural Bu-
reau has not vet been published.
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DIOR GEORG GETOWN, s. c.
KBITHFIRLD, wAvERLY, AND BROOK GRBKN
MILLS COUGHING AT SOUTH ISLAND
GOING AND RETURNING.)

The Steamer "EMILIE,n Captain r .,ul@h
p. G. Lewis, will receive Freight To-
DAY, at South Commercial Wharf, and leave as
above, TOMORROW "Wednesday MORNING, the
1st December. at O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Georgetown On FRIDAY
MORNING, the Sd December, at o'clock.
She will leave this port again as above, at
O'Clock on MONDAY MORNING, the 9Th December.
Returning, leave Georgetown at O'Clock WE'D
NEsDAY MoININo, the Sth December.
All Freight must be prepaid.
For engagements, apply to
SHACKELFORD & KELLY, Agents,
noy3o / Boyce's Wharf.
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Sales OF the week, sos DaloS-ulcluulhg o4+o
to spinners, 90S to spectators, and 1925 70 eH
pOrtcrs. o,o
Gross receipts at this port for the week 1902
bales Since lst September POS, 643 bales.
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LIABILITIES.
Circulation outstanding &c, ,995 90
Estimated to have been
lost or destroyed. .... AZ, 900 90
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RAILROADS..
coUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
o. J I,:Z y'4 80

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE
CHARLESTON, S. O., Sept. Is, 1859.
On and after Thursday, September 10, the Pas.
enger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad WIN
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1lnfeblbares Mittel geget Musfitos.

1lmfeblbares Mittel geget Musfitos.
ST Dir ter Musfito Elm @raus,
Mein &tnb, 10 9ebe nidt na9 @aus.
Ses' bid ptelnebr int Wtrtbsbaus Bin.
Srtnf Bier unb @etn mad betnem Sinn.
Spbalb bu an9etrunfen bif,
&omn,t biz Der Danf fnr betre 9tft
Der Musfitp, etn bunnterWi9t,
Denft ndm1i9 niemals 8Dfes nidt,
Ct sapft bid an nit 9utem Mutb
1nS trtnft Don bem berau1Aten Blut.
Sum wirb es inn gang tpunberli6,
81 wettenfroh, at unberltd,
Ct tan;t uno iiast unb jaud3t unb la9t
On fdnslt i'm, er wtrb un,sebra@t
1nb bu baf cine fiIe Na9t.
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-Mus einent 9pnbpncr 8latt pom Sabre
1909:
Burns unb @pbn, @amieb< unb 8arbter>
Sc 9dft offer Mrt. @ier tuerben 8drte &C.
putt unb Yierbe beiGla9en, rpii9e SA1DGer
aus9eteGert unb Meni hen unb Gbiere 81
Mper 9ela1en, ate aleiber 9efauft uab 9aa~
re sepubert, utren reparirt u,o S9ube 9e>
Fidt.
Na91Grtft: Metne Trau unterrtatet
int Ndben unb 9triden urp perfauft neben<
bel seiAmorte 3artofeln.
GIT beutider Sutse, Der Bel etnemTars
met int Staate Mep yorf searbeitet batte,
fbtlbert fetn td9li4es @irfen %fo1senbernaa>
fen:
Trib mubte i9 aus "a Quart MilA As
MAIDEN, baun nit elmer 9elben Ssubenbrube
bic Butter fdrben, unb enblid Elm &apttel
aus ber 8ibel anbDren. TIM Mittas FAM
taelte i'd @ubncrmtf unb &pblenfud9en-
unb ant @beno ipielte i'd ben Gpdtern tes
@aule les Yianoforte.
-Drei Neifenbe, unb 3tpar Gin S(tnber,
Elm &ab1fSpfser unb Elm @eifesidwader,
suurben ansefa0en unb itrer @abiefisteit Be-
raubt. 9us fe naGber ibr unslad ersdb1>
ten nno sefrast wureen, wie tbnen basel ;u
niutbe setpeien iet, ertldrten fie; Der S1irbe
SD fonnte gar ni@t ldn9er NIT anieben, tptt
metnt armen@efdbrten bebanbelt purben.-
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@dred ale 9aare gu 8eree.-Der @eifes>
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tabe Nid.
MuSfYr0deberatm erM Il I, ner.
Der Sretbeit eine @eGe," ruff Der
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ben ct. Oottbarbt.
-Was fir Stetne sibt es an. uteifen int
Bpben1e2 ',YpN
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-Das fAr Stetne sibt es am rteifen int
B%pbenfte2 '?DpN
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,unfere Spbing.

Ser &nfans ITS Don ptelen Dinsen
l1nb wieberum Der &eife @ruB;
Der @alb, baS @ras, bic 8lun1e 1tub
Mus ibm berppr gum 2t4te %brtn9en.
SIS birst int bunflen sapob Ser Grben
Ser SaDpfuns punberpoQes Werben.
&uA ifs Elm frib Sptenbet Bib,
Gin 2ieblins warb's ben beutlAen Screen;
CT fAlus beseiaert an fein @4ilo
1nb fang fein 9teb nit @tol3 urb @6mer.
sen;
tint feiaen fur5en @afen9an9
&auiat beutider Gt9en alae9eians.
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|9itf 9usuraurf Qomlan9
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I'm VeooRee per Grfet Nat1ahal Ban&t
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Say Sssts. gs;lsstls1ia, g: .. goains. geagtastsm
s $;t Ssssi & s sse:.. ps.!as, @ Sssst Z s Sss'si
SRm: g; !; % &s;:s SSs5s :; Ss{:tsss
'' w.. @ean1tt..a. IT, "a H.: 70: 70
Clarence $. G1art, pbilabdpb;a,Y rafteat. @"''1
9enry .. Gpole, @aftineton, Slice prdNhtnt.
! Sas Guute, grrFser bes 9inani unb Grecutss Geafte.
! 9uerlsn %. sc. gN.r sslr.ta. usa aaiiaar. '',,
!: 5; y; ns' .: : aSia I'll. 81: s. &' essss Stt''f'':
e.. @wius Mears, ~. ., NiFitentas5t.
11nterjndunss ,Mers;f.
!: 6. Barnes, eenealur,t Ser Ser. @!aassa asa.ee,
So: ssst sstsi ss m.siea& Departments. su>
5. u. siis', *. s., ssGa;ittusson. r.
Collectors une Mt%ataten:
% nj. 6. GbanbIer, t0afttueteu, .. G..
~esrse 3arstus. pttlab Ipkta, "a.
Diele IN ibrem Gtaraiter a atte n q Ie. gsmte1ssa
ten aas ueatn &aseaen bic pnn'@eus~erteas aesess-.
seri&eranssuette, we1&e hem patltsuus ie eebstsA
Die ~tebeutent rebnetrten pramtenrateu Fub fas la
ititets GSRataeD SefftaiSsft.a" va s%stas.ises: sas.
Disie.astn aas MissesaaaSntds. vie Il: Sic xsssren
BEN Sntater elmer Police rerurtamen
Webrere meme uae anipre&eube Tateuen werhen fekk
rrdfeuttrt, bic muir %sertaneen fetu braudt IN, nm G& beea
putlitun ais aAneblnb bar ~ IN erpetiea, rte 1. s, bic
Gtnfur N N n.eretbenb HpIteeC ,sSnenr1e pea-
butine @pltco") uMo ..aeturn @.dmtu peLt=
Co." Su Der eraeren tert Der Snbater Mot uus etue
2eteufSerft ssuns 3ahtbar aa8 fetnen Aktebeu, feubern
mad elmer Yertepe pra ~treateeu Saereu Elm idtrtt-
&es Gtntp m n en-, wetdesitO grpieut fet=
BITE guupaSnte BEN, 1erH6 erten Bite giaiabluue beA
aanaeu eiusesaRlten 9etrass auser benz Betraee ietner
police. =; ~ 80 -. ~ ~" ,...
0te Aufmertia,ntett sps Verlaaen, bic thr stbueu ser
R&esn, eter ben 9ettrae itre BesR&eruns ert5ten pel-
len, ii aui BITE befrnsere &rrtbeite eeIcnlt, pelAee ste
,Nattruale 0eteusserfdera ia es eefea1daf bietet.
@triulare, pamphlete unb rpuRdntiar Gtuarlheiten
uerten auf Appltfattsn an tte 3wsis Sffee Der gpu1-
sasnie in hieies Start sser es,sa y sneralsa scaten &C.
fantt. Fa@'N'7e'
2ocal=Msenten in jster @tabt unb jstfn Sesn
trerben 9eIu@t,
unb MeleNnsen sua fpnpeteuten.r Yerlsnen fur fc(4e
Mseatureu. bealet'et ron s~eeteueten Snbp6euents fpR-
ten rnr an bic @eneral M0enten er Gpmpaa-
ATE III peren rtipa DiRriften eeri&tet werbeu. e.
@eneral.Msenten ber @ompasnie. :#o&..
), Say 6 ppteu u. g. Stem gprt; fir ben 6taats sst&srt
yurt uni. has nErpli6e gep Scrfep: " "'
g q. e!art II. g.. fur genaislpanien une aasfat-
Say esote y. G.. gsalhineten .. g.. fur @ars-
LAMB, Deleuare, giretnia, 0tRritt Grlumbta unb g6ea
s. .TG11ii7s' u. g. esttase 81; far essuis0isN mi
Mtsepnfn.
Sen. Stephan mi11er, ct, gaul; fas sRiane.
fptn.