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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12
S1, 900 REWARD!
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ESEcIrTIvE DrpA r>,r,

COLUMBIA, DECEMBER 10, 1869.
NXI IHEREAS, information has been Officially
w communicated to this Department, that
an atrocious murder was committed on the
night of the 7th Of December last, Oh the body
OF SAMUEL H. DUNWOODY, at Newberry.
near the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Depot, by persons unknown.
Now know ye, that I, ROBERT X. SCOTT.
Governor OF the State of South Carolina, In
order that justice may be done, and the ma
jcsty of the law vindicated, do hereby offer
reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
apprehension and delivery, in any Jail in this
State, of tho murderer or murderers of the
said Samuel b. Dunwoody, with proof to con-
vict; and proportionate reward will be paid
for any information that may lead to their
arrest and conviction.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the great seal of the State
? to be affixed, at Columbia. this 10th day of
e December. A. D. 1869, and in the ninety
- fourth year of the independence of the
United States OF America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
+. L.. CAEDoZA, Secretary of State.
Dec II
sD Charleston Republican COPY three times
and Newberrv Herald once
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Fresh Norfolk OYSTERS.
Rare Chance for investment,

TIME Subscriber. in view Of n contemplated
IL change in his business, offers for sale the
following desirable property:
One frat class FI.UUhINH MILL, with Belt
ing attachment.
Que first class Corn Mill, with screen at
tachment.
One frat class 20-horse power upright st cam
Engine, with necessary Shafiing, Betting, &c
DC all IN complete running order, and an es-
nifty not often obtained, for any one wishing to
engage in the business.
ALSO,
The MILL HOUSE, Workshops and Dwell
ing House adjoining, now occupied by tho
subscriber. To an approved purchaser, terms
will be made liberal. II. TOIER.
Dec 5
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New Firm.
ID N. LOWRANCE, w. B. LOWRANCE AND
lOe P. G; LORICK having purchased the
stock OF Fisher, Lowrance & Fisher, have
and beg leave to offer their services to, and
ask continuance of, the favors of the friends
Of the old concern. They will receive payment
from all parties indebted to Fisher, Lowrance
O. Fisher; and those having claims against the
same. will present Them for liquidation.
Dec LOWkANCE & CO.
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Cow Feed.

A MOTH ER lot OF 200 Bushels, just received
IN at the Columbia Ice House, and will bc
sold low for cash. j. D. BArEMAN.
Nov Oh
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OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT

Is alive to the times, having been thoroughly
replenishcd in every respect In Brown COT
TONS. SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, STRIPES,
OSNABURGS, LINSEYS, &c, we Offer great
bargains, r. C. SILVER.
Dec0
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The Haberdashery Department
Ia we'll stocked

Is we'll stocked
In Ladies' and Gents UNDERWEAR. COL
LARS, CUFFS, BROADCLOTHS, CASSI-
MEkES. SATINETS, JEANS, &C., we have an
elegant supply.
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Just Arrived,

Just Arrived,
A lot of extra fine Saddle.
HAasr> and Harness HORSES. The, SN
EfXS Scan be seen at Chas. Logan's ~
->4--ZEstables, whore We expect toaAAu6o
keep constantly on hand fine assortment of
HORSES and MULES during the winter.
Oct "a U3 I'm w. 3. & j. NJ TAIBOT
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TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
IOHARDsONS LAW REPORTS, VOL. IS.
Being the concluding volumes Of the Decisions
OF the Supreme Court Of South Carolina, un-
der the old regime Just published and for
sale by BRYAN rMoCARTEn.
Nov 10 booksellers, Columbia
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DRY GOODs!

DRY GOODS!
NEW STORE And NEW GOODS.
XETE take pleasure il announcing to the
w public, that we have this day opened a
fino stock of DRY GOODS, of every descrip-
tion, and shall always have OIL hand q fine
assortment Of all the various Goods appcrtain-
ing to our trade.
Our Dress Goods Department
Shall always be replete.. with the latest styles
Of Silks, Satins, Poplins, Plaids, Empress
Cloths. Merinos, Delaines and Operas, in all
TABLE LINENS, in ali styles, Damasks,
Towels, Napkins, Doylies and Diapers of
overy description.
In JEANS, CASSIMERES, BROADCLOTHS,
DOEsKINS, we shall always have a complete
assortment.
In BLEACHED GOODS, sHEETINGs and
SH1RTINGS, and in BROWN COTTONS, we
shall offer great inducements.
In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENTS WEAR,
Collars, Merino Drawers and Shirts, o fine se-
lection and bargains.
A fino assortment of NOTIONS on hand.
Call and see us, at the New Store, in Dicrcks'
new building, under the old Kinsler Hall.
Dec 8mo 8. w. PORTER & co.
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Our Dress Goods Department

Is again rcpletc with all the latest styles Of
SAilNS, SILKS, pOPLlNS, PLAIDS and Me
RINOS.
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Mnsldnoii@e Na9rtdteu.
Ser 9yapft unt Bic Aprpte=

Oec NQQr nnO ote sCrOte>
ffaafet,. - Betanntli1 ma9te Ger
enslifde Seftenflbrer Ct. Cumming
ben &sriu@. bel rem GcaeiIium in
Ncm 3utritt III erbalten um feline Doc
trinen 3u sertbeipiatn. ,pas jert9 Ter
bl. Batter surldmiea. .6ierauf seiste
N9 rer en9liihe preStptsrianer isbr erz
mimmt unp trat in een3eituneen eesen
pius TX. auf "a er gar 3u germ npdz
mails bic prptefantiide Gontrorer1t DOR
reu Sdranfen res goneils aufaeribrt
bdlts. Run srl9sint ein 3reiter Brisf
res papfes an ben Gr3tildof Dlanz
Ming. Die atfdlasiae 2lntwurt psl9e
Gem fampFufisen fdpttiibtn 1beolp,
sen auf iein *estbrsn III 1beil aerprs
Den war, bate namentlih Die nEimes"
su rem S9luf1e oeranlobt, eas bic AT
cie p,oteitant,n crsanaene Ginlaeuus
etaentlih cine tlcbe Goru,el iet. unp cer
popft rur6aue ni9t earan tentr, cine
Gr6rterun9 iiter Die S6ranfsn 3pi'hsn
ren pe'1bierentn @rifli9en B:fsnars
nt1'n rer prpt>itanten unp rer &a,has
lit:n su sfatten. @ssen sis(e Saiidt
it Der sorliesence Brief eertdtsi rsn
wir in ru utteriebuns mtttbeilsn
~Yapit Plus TX. IN uniern ebrz
mlrbisen Brurer 6enrp Grparr, Gr3<
ti1drf son sBefminRsr @rub unr
apofulilher Se8en. Gbrwdrriser Bru>
rerl Bir b5ren, baR ouf ete In uni:rm
Briefe BON II. Septembtr aethane
NeubrunA rtiat6 unteriu9te unp snc<
oiiIha ppn e,nem bfumenildsn Goneil
entldierene Oesenfdnre slrften n;@t
atermale in 6raAe e,iteut werren, unp
es t1nnte rabe! bel rem tepprfebenren
Goneii flr bic 0eubeiciauns tereits
psrurtbeiiter Srrtblmer feline peitere
@eleasnbeit 9etcten ,prren uno felA<
lid ron elmer Ginlarur9 Don Nidtta>
tbplifen ;u elmer &tbrterun9 feine Nsbe
5ein, gin3elne ron Ienen, ete i'm @lau>
ben ron llns abmei9en, ri,ie @orts 70
ouf3efabt bater, als pb ibneu fsin @eg
mebr often fdnpe un lie S9mieriafei,
ten. pel6e 1e ron Der fatbplil9en Rir@e
ostrennt batten, tunp 3u tbun, unp rab
iberbaupt faft ale Anndberuno ibnen
at8cidnitt n iei. Auein @ir, Der ,penn
aud unwlrpiee etellpertreter DeGen
auf Grcen, Der fam, au fu9en unp lelis
,u MAIDEN, mas nerlcren mar. fnp ~
tpsit entftrnt lie in ireeno elmer @ei1e
3rrldjufosen, bob Bir tbnen 1o9ar
ent9eaen 9eben uno ni@ts nit beiserm
@erlansen eriebnen, oIs Screen, Ter 3u
llns 3urddfebrt, IN pdterli&er eisbe bic
Arn.e ent9e9enfreden 3u t5nnen.
Siderltd Daben Nir niemalS ees
winldt, Dsnen s9peisen aufsuerlez
gen, tie curh dble Belsbruns IRE ee=
lsitet ibre Meinunsen fit ric ridtioen
anlebsn uno 9lauteu, ibre Mtweiduns
BON uns ftdBe fld ouf eewidtise@rdnz
&C. welde fe pon peiien UNI tlusen
Mdnnern rober ernitli@ er'posen feben
m59ten. Denn ob19un bies bei eem
Gcnel ntdt 9elGeben tann, 70 uerren
fe cod gelebrte BON uns pa3u beitimmte
1bsclcsen fnper> penen fe ibr 5ep
bfnen tSnnen, unb behen fe pertrauz
enspou Die @rdnre flr ibre eieene An>
fi&t mittbeilen mosen. 10 rab fie ft!bf Z
aus BEN 8ompfe einer GrSneruna bic
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8aye,,l pelGem cine neue Sper iitsr
ale Yrlitif 9ebt yreuben ge9eniiber
trirfl am inppniren ,rerpeu.
8abea.-0te tarilhe Nbeeprtnez
tenfammer bat tpierer Elm Mal Elm aroz
ses @ert sclbradt ndmlib NIT allen
ee9en ieds Stimmen, tenn WunI1e ces
Wtniiteriums Souy entipredenc, bic
Gtnfubruns Der ptlisatoril9 GtYil1Gbe
'-io reB bic Gipt!>lrauun9 Ter fir9z
li6en 2rauuns sprausaeben mus -
tel6lp6en unp rem Ypn tattplil1er
Seite seitellten Nntrae atesletnt mau
mtse peni9aenS bic prduentton freise<
ben, euentaeu ben Gipilaft Dem tirdli<
den @fte an: aleiGen Sage fplsen lalz
len. Die ginfiibruns Der pblisatoriz
@isilzGbe lag rurdaus nt9t in Rem
Ndniden re6 bae;{dben @olfee, {ie ,pas
alles cher als no!b,penris; abe, fe 1T
Elm se9en bic tatbpliide STRIDE 9eflbrz
ter Sdlaa unr tbut Ger Steuuna her
fatbplil1en @eiftli6feit Nbtruh. Tas
1T fir cas Miniiterium Soup unb feline
pienittare Mebrbeit ppn @plfssertrez
tern eenus. Ger Canton 31rid bat
rch sepis eine iehr raritaie gerfa T.
iunssreform ou:daefiibrt, aber bic pt!i<
sator'1he Grill Ghe rurre III tenn Ser
failun9sratbe nit ner Wptipiruno atz
selebrt, iie tpicerftrste eer Gtt!ihen ano
relilisi6ien AnItauuna res Gpltss.
Gte Hefcrm ces 0eitge5 fir tie 8abz
len III Die Scmmer Ter Mtaeprcneten if
pom beiren bapifden &an,meru anaez
nciamen; Is pdrs alip fol9eri9tis bas
rie fun9irenoest9 st9eproneteniamutr auf<
ael6st unc cine neue nab nem refprmir<
ten @ab!ssiese 9ematlt plrce; lies
seidiebt ierc6 n!1t, pet! es rfm Wlie
mi lterium rnc ben 6erren son ce:Ram<
mermcb:tstt nistt paet.
Hrsufe,t.-8aun war betannt
aerorren, cab ter pom Gu!tus>Wini<
iter rem gsseprcnetenbovie scraeleete
0elegeaent.-urf iiter pie Sdulen oie
geibsbal,uns ees re!isiSIen Glemsntes
in cenie!ben btf!irrrrt..e, Is rabrtt f&
Der Geif res unslaubens. Son Jsr;s>
!au miro ndmlid teridtst, mas fplat:
Bon bier aus miro jsbt }sitcn5 ter
,freirelisitlen" @emeinre eine Be.pez
auns gu 0uriten Der epnf:ifonelolea
5@ulen in's Qeteh serufe1. es bat
iid ndmli6 bel ter letten sInmel,nbeit
RON Scbannes None. Elm gerein fir
re ,freie" S6ule 8ebilret. Bie ID
bSre ioG 8reslau pergentraIruntt aud
in 3utrnft fit bic Bemeaune bic Is
auf gan; prehsen abesitber Bat, bleiz
ben, unb irlen Il, ben einselnen Neeiez
runasbesirfen bic Gpuss,n;mentsftdpte
su 5auptzGil'alorten tss @ere:ns .r.<
ii. rercen> penen I'D, bic tIeineren Ortz
'ldaftru an;ufblieeeu tabsn. Die W;t<
alierer tiup gu @e!pbeitraaen serpFibz
tet. Sbae s(rcrefen an ras staeoro>
neienbau5 .pirb es .abei ,pebl nibt ab<
aeben. Da IS i'm plane lisat User
rel. snsen Sreis Der ufreireiini5lea"
reir. Der udrii1tutbolilaea" 0emeinbt
birsassu.,eb.n Gno N,itolierer auf,u<
neb.aen scn sip.l1r Seite fe auoy
fcmuen mseen, !. 9. a,b Slraeli.er,
10 f5nnte :te 8epe9ana, ;ur,a! fie por<
ausf1tli9 BON te'n @rvs ptr pre5e
tparm un:erI.dgt perten ,oirc, rieu.itt
cine st5bere Beesutuua ee1pinnen, a!s
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ct. @aul, nneiota, samitaa, ben Is. December 1869

ale miniiterielen Man5per III Shan>
zen unp wdblte ltenpie9enp ratrictild.
Gleides eeidab in Gor6beim, neebalt
Sberfranfsu wenisitens pier, ftatt rrei
Yatricten Il, bic &ammer entlenret.
S6maben btelt fd ausastidnet 70
pab I'm serintten Sale .pierer rrsisebn
potrivten ron bort In unFe San,n,er
te.anSen. 8pbl fonnte 3ufplse Ter
nsuen @abltreis :Gintbeiluns Nua5>
burg, bic Dletropo!e ter i9rrdtiIden
~SntelisenI" gang fiir ZEN uGortlbritt
in's preubii6e Eager" 9errttct >perren.
Caflr tiuidte ater tas freilinniae
&empten ale Grwartuneeu Der Yreu>
bif@ ,Natipnalsn. ueterbahpt pdblts
raS Ausdu i'm patriotildsn Weife unp
ftnc rprt alIein ie9s patriotii9e Mts'z
srrnete 9ef9ert. Die 6auptcrnte bate
Der Gortldritt in O'ittelfranfen unp in
rer &beinpfal;. Sn Nlrnbsra feste
Ct natiirl'@ aud unp rrdnste, 1pie an>
rerpdrts rie llltramontanen, 70 bier ole
0olfspartsi (rie Demofraten) pur9
feline Wadinationen in Zen 6in1er>
9ranp. Sn 0iirtb paseeen blieten bic
Dsmotraten i'm Gortbe,le. Gas .tlsz
ritaIe Gidfitt" aber mdblte NIT meb
reren Qanr9emeinpen gang potrictiI1.
Siellei@t 9elin9t Is ibm ;ufplae zines
Gompromil1es> cod aud eiuen s.tss>
orrnettn Son ieiner Garte nur9,ulsBsn.
Deselei@en tritt un6 in ner &bein<
pfal3 eine Mciaif bon Gort11rittSman<
nern uno @olfsmdnnern eearnater.
Der Winiiter .. .6Srmann err.i6te
zen 3wed ieiner neuen @ablfreis, G,nz
tbeilun9 ni@t ionpern eriitt m;tlammi
ieinen iplirariid nerbunreren Goueaen
cine beceutenee morali1ae G,neube.
DaS 2ano 1T i'm b6ditsn 0race auf<
strest, uno an cen einldneibenri ter
0nterpellaticn.n miro e5 icsleid na1
Gcnt'tuiruns Der &armer weper soa
Seiten Ter uultranlontan.a" p>d rer
Dempfraten feblen. Nn eltcf manae.,
es ibnen ni1t.
Nus 8ayen miro esihriete,>, ra6
Der 8elu9, tpelder N..,,.el: Ger &bnie
&arl Don @i,ttemter9 rfm tater;i ide;'
6ofe 9ema&t, ni@t nur cen 5med sez
batt babs rie s:unV Vaust truuna in
Mdn@en 3u ieben, lcncern ra6 ETH poz
litil@er 3wed ron Seoeu!uns ramit
perbunren iti. Sn srRer gin!, tanz
pelte Is iid um einr pc,iDn!ite Nnnab:
runa ;wii9en Den beitsn Sou ,erainen.
Die il@ tisber gan; fern eritanben bat>
ten. Damit trinct n1aa ppn piirtem<
bersii@er Seit, ZEN 99unid in @,rz
bineunG jecem meiterr Sortrinsen res
norcceutl@en Giraufep - ':ameutli9
aaf eem mtlitariIven Cebiet: Wipsrz
fanc 5u !eiften. Der gs3tmel.nnasz
pro3eb nit Der peut11en Armes. pelo.er
| iid in 5eltn une 8aren a'iu,at!;d,
rollstebt, 2rpbt in rer ,ri,ftemberaildsen
Armee penn sletd in mel. lan,,an,erer
@eiie fi4 ~ pol3itben. G,ieisnginTu1e
lou nun, soie Die erwdbnte D,it,bsiluns
iast ent,,:senaearbeitet !psrosr. gs
mirp foear temerft, &5nis Rar. bate
Ben taierilden Observation-Disclosures y.
5ebenlebe au1alIenp tilt! bthaucelt.
Snmiefern fit Slpleutfdlaro cine erz
betli@s 0eneuns fintritt mus eft bic
3utunft lebren, Ia treeer rer N3n;s
ppn Wiirsember8 nit finer 3prl;ste
|sur Bstanie NOD gupwis II. scn
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b!ob in oem Bunl9e unternemmen
miro, Der Babrbeit auf zen gruup su
fommen, ein poueree Qidt ae,pinnen
t6nneu, um gum 3iele 3u aelans.n.
Ni5sen Giele rielen @orlaB fafen unp
i'm nad teien &rdften ausfiibren. Gs
rlrce rarauS ndmlid fir iie ieltf mic
flr Nnrere unfeblbar 9rpeer 8ortbeil
erpattlen: fir lie leltit, neil @ott rez
nen iein sln9eiidt 3etsen miro, bic ibn
pcn 9an3em 5er;en iuden, unp ibnen
seben pirp, mas iie erlebnen; flr Nnz
rere, neil ni6t nur eas 9eifpiel aus
ef3ei1netsr Didnner feline aBirfun9
ni&t perieb!en tann, ioncern aud pie
eifrisften Arteiter, ,po Is 9i!t Die Woblz
tbat Der Wabrbsit ,u erlansen, ir,mer
wiecer bic eiftisten fnr, @nrere rer>
ielben Dobltbat tbeibaftie su MAIDEN.
5nrem Bir ernflih zen 0ott Ter
@nare um rieien sludli9en Grfo!9 bit<
ten, erlu&eu Wir bid, ebs,piiroiser
yrucer> ben apofolii9en Se9ea, Den
Bir ale Elm 3eiden Der e6nliden
0unit unh llniere6 bslonrern Woblz
wuuens Dir uno peiner san;en Di6ceie
in bers!tdfsr 2iete lpenpen, ent8esens
sunstnen. Wsseben 3u ct. peter, in
Rom, am 80. October 1869 i'm "a
s>abre llultree 9ontifeates. Yaplt
piu5 TX"
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8aDern.-Xuf bic jdneRen @abz
len in rielem 2ance par man in letter
3eit lebr eelpannt. Au6 cisles Wlal
mirerlpreden f9 Die Berihte: raeitale
8ldtter nebmen zen Sies flr ibre Oar,
tel in Nniprud. pdbrenp Yeri9te aus
epnie,ratioen Queuen cenielben fir Die
patripttlde Yartei bebauptsn. Cine
Corresponding aus WInhen pom 81.
g(cr. 9iett fplsenre OariteQun9 pesRe<
lultates Ssi cen llrwablen baben bic
,.Saiern" ibre volllte S@ulrisfeit ee>
than, um uniern ,,preuben" ein paroU
~ bietsn. Sduidt ni6t allies, 10 oeb5<
rem bic mel iiten @ablmdnnsr CUR patrio,
tilden paftei. Sm unainitieften Sale
iesen cie Yatrioten am 25. bic .6dlfte
unferer Mtseoroneten rur&, 10 roB Den
n taieriiden patripten II eer rrei
literulen .Nraetionen eesenIber iteben.
Gs lit ober iosar inrictrt, pab fir bic
Erltern nod cine fleine Wajoritat aus
rer urne berporsebt. Bas Obsrbaiern
betrifft 10 werpen NIT Nusnabme Ter
lieben Wln@ener Nbseorrnsteu ale
oneern ,ur patrictildeu partei eeb5ren.
Sn Mecerboiern 9ins fir cie patrioten
nur pa0au, nit einem Mbeeorrneten
oerloren. Gasesen ytrr sie Cberpfal;
einen patriotilden Abseorrneten mebr
als pos porise Wlal bierber ienpen. Sn
amters 1T ndmlid bic @atl BON
oreien eeTdert, rdbrear i'm Mai pprt
Gin 9iteraIer ;wei Yatrioteu seaenlter
itono. Cine dbnlide Nueslei1une
pirp our9 Ober> unp unterfranfen
berselteut rercen. 2estere5 3dblte i'm
Nai eli patrictifde 2anrbcten. Dur@
bic minifteriellen Wanipu!ationen miro
es nun blps jebn rur9ieeen f5nnen.
Die Bab!be3irte A1daFenburA trcBrem
rob Die Stact literal tp6blte, Qpbr,
Neufart d. g. uhp 0a6furt mdblen
i'm patriotilden Sinne. Dafar liefert
Obedranfen etnen abseoreneten mebr.
Die Stact Sambere ma@te ndmli9
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9it prdmif frbalt,
tper ben 1teuen Sabrgan9
nit $3.50 boramS te3ablt.
&uffdnbige baben felblt~
per{fdn6li6 audi ibr Be-
trefnib auS3u9lei6en.
Giu(tnsunssn uns &orrtlpaaStn,ta,
betenbers atsr firdli9e une anSsx rt@hse b.
a.b.nbeiten, Rnb isbsrasit tvttfommsn. malsn
ater rpm gtrfaNtr rnterasi9nst letn.

a. ysi.Sfas., Ilsn,s. Orht.s aas sas Hasshs unh
xns Rtsrfe N1td ID. ebnfnsras ssa Gslh sns ''utsn'
no ae III baten RAs. sasu eesraudbt wsretn.
g.nn bic Ramen srn ,,ntesdrestrn exadanbt rerSsr.
saien e ssu. sefarssen fsis anb sas psaamt esun's
sns etaat seuau uas .i$ts ansessbsxse.ses.
gD.rs tine 9ei.uns eissm psaaas an siH anSerse
,cr,st ,,s,p.n su 70 NUT isn,er aud ,as yORamt snse
s.bex re.bsu. he 3etuns trdber ensfaneea surse.
wenn s.mant ieia slatt ssas nasmdste emsfdnst
sb.r a auf hseab en. art 5ehler nf&!aasn. 70 fsots
s.r te,.htae. as.ai feris bic eessaseebT fssI1d ~
naAridtist rssrben.
D,s ss,astx xs.ti&t.x fas 0ei>ieskuaeen FIT Bic 3si
tano p.-eax rtr MT sann abesnesMf: ~tan s'eea ss
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DOCTOR WHITTIER

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MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION.
MERCANTILE REFERENCE
REGISTER.

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