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Passengers.

Per steamship Magnolia, for New York-nrs BIS
sell and two children, Mrs Birmingham and cnlld'
Mrs Berhans, P HoRenback and lady, POLL
lon, A Mct eeters e Fearing, Jost. Mrs O,Con'
ner NJ ss WConner, " Ryan and lady, MISS fannle
RYAN F F dunn nebreirh and lady. ButchIpson,
Sr, II Hutchinson. Jr, Hutchinson, MISS haee
Fenlop, w q Plummer, M'ss Plummer. W WlnsloW
and lady, NJ ID Lu.cumoe Mics Champtn, w or on
ner, Mrs Brigh man and two sons, W W hruce,
Willis, >m:h B Uhhorn III Bowrie, G Pendleton,
Baker lady and child, r Lawton. WEBSTER,
20 in sleerage, and on deck
Per steamship Champion. from New 9orR-'aP'
] + Gerdes Won Gullums. Molmlp, JcrRens'
Cl usins, h Bsc of, Mies Deems. w belssenouttei
H Banks, N E Judd, 6ansins. Richard Evans, . NJ
S,efrns aud wifc, FRITZ Knebel, Il Weboirck, L
Never, r avey, Wanuomacoer, Coroes. Diecke,
DIR Ploger. + lllenburg, Green, Loyal ls iac
Cohen NJ Katzenstein. A Farley. Mr. Bose, George
Cannon ii Brinker, Mr. hteaIns. Miss Seanestle Mrs
Root, Miss loot, Hirsclupau, Miller, Ct Web.
ran, w Harrison, Alters, Jr, Mrs b Bowen, y
Law and wife, n Hor.ey. W II Horsey, Mrs i
Horsey, Edi b Horsey. Mrs j 3 stansbury. "
MAYO, J @ Mayo. II Rea, NJ @. O'Netll. and others.
Per steamer City Point from Palatka, VIA jackson.
Vile, Fernaudina and Savannah-J Worth, 9
Druescomb. Z Craig Mrs Johnson, b Davis. r
NJ Jordan and lsdy, J Cobb and lady. Dana. 1
ua'z Marouez, Roue and lady, ball. D 3
Ihurston. Buck in, Blu kiln, Mrs Edward
aid family, Miss Goldsmith. A Lovitt, W Baldwin
Miss o Levy, Z Peterson, Bennett Mr. Gard
nrr q lily Mrs Bose, Miss Lilly. D Callahan. Nj
and nrs Duncan A. Adams and lady, MISS fay,
Auouste, Capt Elan 1ery, McHagle. Mrs Simp'
SON, ID Souiit, Mr clancy, and on DECK.
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Governor Burnslde's disposition. if we may
etSke h,s own word for it. Is ''sensiive but no
sapRupary; in tact the happlest IMAGINABLE" J"
Ia az Interview with New York Herald COT
respondent ne spoke in very high terms OF the
First Rhode leland. which, he said, was made
up of the best material he ever saw III an army.
While thar regiment Was hard ut work ON ''the
perilous edge OF the battle "GUvernor Spia que,
though he fought like licn." It was "ike
acai ed lion, racine out at tremenious speed on
horse to the line Of fire then as suddenly
wheellog round and racing back TO get drink;
then racing out 10 another point ard racing
back just as tass to get another GIn.k" until
Ansily, after his last drink on The fed: when
things began to iook biue. he slipped OF to
Cen,revilie and got there IN advance Of the
regiment, winch Was the rear su4rd VI the re-
treating army.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FORRIGN MARKETS,

LONDON. May 5-Noon.--conaols ssx; bonds 30.
Sugar S8s Cd.
afternoon-Bonds sOX. Tallow active and un-
charged.
LIVERPOOL, May 5-Noon.-Cot!on irregular. Up
lands lzd; Dreams I'D. bales 1000 bales.
Afternoon. rcsin IS. Bombay ship
ments 10 the 1st, according to private advices are
85OOu baes 1alo1 44+ 6d.
Evening.-cotton dull and unchanged. salea
1900 bales. Breadstus, provisions and naval stores
dull and unchanred.
HAvas. MI 5.-cotton fat: low middlinRs afioat
If 4Oc.; tire, ordlnare hs epot If 4ac. The mar
ket will be closed on thursday.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK MAY 6-Noon.-uoley sharp ct Z;
stcrlInR OK. Gold s5h. Gotten quiet at 28A. Tur
pentine A. Honn-strained Sc G5
Even.ug.-cotton closed without decided change
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ARRIVED Yesterday.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-left
Sa ulday T NJ. Mdse. To James Adger Co, .
D Al. eli l. 20, Apple, q Abrahams Sons. Ad.
ANS Damon Co Mrs norb0sss h0os n19sfa S9TIamV.1
T " Bliss Brown Hyer, Bates GO ID Carr
Co. W Chhee & Co. CorWm Cos Chapin
& Co. P tIeapor, Cacius & Witt. NJ Cater,
A raldwe ], DowIe Noise. Denny Perry, + q
Duc Nj l,rave, II Daly, Dorl aum Juhrs, Daner. F
lte man Eason & Bro. Fulda, terRuson,
Fur'hgott & BroR, Fairly & 20. flemn6 e
Co l. Fax Co. H GIayer 20, ID dordts O.
W Gurney, Goldstein. 4 u Gardner hurGamp
store, A Ling Fri 10 chapman, ) hahspau1 q
Kerlison Il Kellers & Co. q Kla:te co, Rtnck.
Wick nber! & Co. Klnsman Bros u Lopez son, u
d Lindste. t Lensnick Sell, LaureY M hlesanaer,
Mebrl, us. Mrs w A Mehrtens Muller. MIN tz & 10,
Ma shn!l Mcmillan MrLoy Rice. W MAT hlsesen'
J P NJ erkhlrdt MIlnor& Co. Railroad M Agert
Nicmau Il 30 ger lrey { o, d y Nelil q Son, Mrs
Mary u'Nelll. O'Neil O~a 'nd0rf co, Plenge,
% pul & Co @ Poppenhelm. " F Padhou, Rus
sell j Ouackenbnsh. kaoul Lyman Riecke z
.buchte, l. SchneIl, ] >teiber, stenens 20, d
Soubcy. uux, shepherd, stoll. Webb GO. South.
ern , Ipress Co ] q E sloan, stodoard q 90.
q Win den l. Co Uderhard: d Campsen. 3 Willing.
ton & Co. Mrs Watts. \ Ward 10, Me0o
Co. H wurbman. Wig. Wslker, Evans C3gs,
well. Yves, Jones' White Werner gucser, , +
w Webster W Yates, Miller on. Zogoaum,
You g& o, 4 z Railroid Agent. and others.
steamship prometheus Gray, Phlladelphia-left
Fri NV, NJ. Mdse. To Jno u lheo lefty Rai-
road Agent Nieu,an L Borger. Z ID Iteiiue, DoWie
l. Moiso char es on city Railway. w a1nar; Neut'
vile & Hannum. waber, Lraps y oss%ell " a
Walker & 20. b y Neill. BRISTOL Marshiil
McMi Ian, " Mehrtene, H A Iorct; HnmoIs,
| l. Chaplu 4 Co. BolinIrn Broe McDun 'oheneDr
n Bacr Il Neill NJ Greer fUgartlts BOOZE ht use,
Cameron l. Bark,cy q 1 Peake, L ID Whitney.
Kor .abrens, j Cosgrove. Jcfurds l. Co laurey 4
Aexirdur, J enneker IL 4 strouecAer, anu
OF cr Experienced strong head gales al u. pass
age nn laid under Hat ,era> ior tnry SIX no rs
steamer CIty Point Mcmillan. Palatks VIA JacKson'
willie FeruandIna Savannah, &c. bales CuttoH
q, Mdse o JD Aisso Co. Vennin9,
Law Oh, hIoff.h Wharton, L Q haliley y co. 81 W
Wing, Th, nlnson & &c, Il G co. and
Hu!er
sts mer Pl OF Roy. Peck, Edisto &c. Mdse and
Suudrirs 10 ] Fcrguso = and Coheh' HancAei q
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia. crowell' New I0Fh-AaVehei q
Sailed Yesterday.
Hchr scud, JONES' Boston.
From this Port
steamship Msryan ), johnson, Baltimore May
Sh,pnews ry re':"raph:
.AyAssAH. MAY s-nhe steamship Liberty from
Rsn,n,ure Ior New orleans via Havana, shipped her
| uropcl,r Ill LAT 80 lon 10. aud Put 1nto ly',er,
awai ln tho arriva of tie seaIner Cupa 70 W" AeF
to Nolfo for repairs.
memo HuTa.
1br steamship Magnolia for New York, which len
her whar yesterday came 10 on anIuo' ,u ~ 'N'
H. Is the wind b.owing heavy ircm s".
Jh. schr Naonra smith, Tor BucEsV'ue, b y,
cleared at New ork May 8.
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton and Rtce Market.
OFFICE Or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs,l
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening. May b.
COTrON.-1hc market was destitute OF an ma.
ton, the inquiry beng Of the most restricted char
acer and the article stris ingly dull and prices weak
Sales near 200 bales, viz: IL at %; ls at ASK AZ al
26k; 100 at 26X; at 27; ut 27H, and bales OF
Moina cotton at s3c. y n. In the dull state OF the
market quotations arc unreliable, and we quote
nominaiy, say:
LIvELrooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .25a@26&
Low uluQ.lnS. ..........'.-.st g
Mddling g........................E .Ei4Y-
By New York classification we quote:
MlddlinR. ............ .............ZfH@ei4
RIcE.-1he day passed without transactions OF
Importance In this grain We quote nominally
common to fair clean Carolina at TX s9sc.; good Sx
@SHc. q ib. -.
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"A prominent foreign minister lately left
Washington, Ostousibiy Oh leave OF absence.
to visit his European home. Ru nor, however,
oonne cts his departure wi LII good siz scau-
dal. It is this: rrat the ufo es.lid minister
did pur!on the aft ctions and virtue Of cur-
tain fashionable lady thereabuuls; That the lady
dcmandei matrImon.; iha. tho 10 Mister could
NOT or would not see IL; that a ter .ble rumpus
was thereupon resultant, and that tue ninls-
ter, to avoid We geance, took himself otf to
Europe, leaving tho lady in despair. How can
foreign ministers do such thlngs2
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Sales 26O0 bales Middlings 2sx!! Flourless active
Wheat heary-the decline CHI, fly In Rprlng: Corr
heavy and one cent lower. Pork 6rn Lard quiet
Kettle ISxalsA. Whiskey firm at 97a9s. Groceries
quiet and steady. Turpentne 46iA7. Rosln ~ ooa
81 58. Freishts frw. Money eased up little. bu,
renamed sharp at per cent. Sterling quiet and
nrm at 9H God steady at 35H.
BALTIMORE, MAY 6.-Cotton weak at 2oc. FIoui
fairly &C i've; prices unchanged Wheat nrr1 with
small receipts Corn in fail demand; white. 64iSS
yellow, 86assc Oats dull and heavy ct ~; hght
6sa7Oc. Provisions quiet. shoulders, 1z1al4hc.
Wbiskey Arm at 95c.
CINCINNATI. May 5.-Pork Hrmer and antet at sSl.
Whiskev In fair demand at 92c. shoulders, 13A;
clear sides, 17c Lard, prime kettle. lSc.
LOUISVILLE. May 6-Bacon firm shoulders lSH
1870; sides ITO; hams active at 19al9hc. Lard
terce, 18a8Kc; Leg 20c.
WILMINGTON. May 5-spirits turpentine lower,
40a40H. Rosin higher at 50 10 So. Crude turper-
tine higher 81 80a2 80. Tar unchanged Cotton 1SM;
AUGUSTA, May 5-Cottpn market easier; sales ozV
bales; receipts 66; middlIngs 26Ac.
eAvANNAH. May 6-Cotton quiet and deemed &c;
sales 500 bales; raiddlings Nc; receipts 7Sl oaes
MOBILE, May 5.-Market dull and fat; fales loO
bales; low middngs &c.,; receipts 2GS; no exports.
NEW oRLRANs, May 6.-Marhet easier; mlddlinas
2sNe salrs 1850 bales; receipts $40; exports igao
Gold 35A Sterling AK sight e1ch inge on new
York T premium. Sugar unchanged. Moiasses
nominal.
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thew were painfully ahlctipg, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in am every sec'ion
OF the country that the public scarcely neeo 10 pe
informed Of its virtues or use'.
Sc-ofulous poison is one OF the most destrucuve
enemies of our race. Often this unseen ana unie1
tenan of the organism undermines the conshtuuon'
and invites the attack OF enfeeblng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of ls presence. Again.
1t seems to breed infection tbrou2h tne oooy, unu
then on some favorable occasion. rapidly develops
into one or other o. It's hideoqs iorms Su
may be suddenly deposited in tho lungs or heart or
tumors formed in the liver. or It shows ta presence
by eruptona on the skin, or foul ulcerauons on some
part Of the body. Hence the occasional use OF pa
hottie OF this SARiAPARILLA II advisable, even
when no active symptoms OF disease appear. fSr- c
sons athlete with tie iol owing complaints generaiy
end iuu edIate relief and, nt leugrh, cure py the
use OF this SARSAPAkILLA: II. Anthon>'s Fire,
Rose or Erys.pells letter, salt Rheum, scald Head
Ring Worm, lore Eyes. Sore Ears, and o'ner erup-
tinns or visible forms Of Scrofulous diselse ALSO,
IN tho more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Heart Di easc Fits. Epilepsy, Neuralgia and the va
nous ucerous affections OF the muscular ana ner-
vous systems
syphilis or Vcnereai and Mercurial Diseases are
cured by it. though long time is required FOL SUBJ
during these obstinate maladi ny soy mediclhe,
But long continued use oPthls medicine Will cure
the complaint. Leucorrhoea or Whites, Uterine Ul
cerations and Female diseases. are commonly soon
relieved and ultimately cured by It's PURIFYING ana
invigoratng eff Ct Minute Directions for each case
arefound in our Almanac. supplied gratis. Rheu;
matism and Guut, when caused by aecumulaions OF
e1traneous matters in the blood, yield quickly 10 It.
rs also Liver Complaints Torpidity. Congestion CT
Inf animation of the Liver and Jaun ice, whtn eris-
eng. az they oflen do from the ranking poisons u
the GOA This sARSPARILLA is a great restorei
for the strength and vsor oftne system. 1hose who
are Languld and Listle 8, pespondent sleepless
and troubled with Nervous Apprehensons or tears,
or aIy Of the affections symptomatc OF WEAKNESS
will find Immediate relief and convincing evidence
OF its restorative power.upon trial
PREPARED BIZ
DR.. j. G. AVER - Co., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale, by
DOWIk & NOISE,
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Retail Druggists. everywhere.
Mareh a6 p&o tbstu9mos
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THE DAILY NEWS.


We clasp our hands; We turn snd ,. So.
our Footsteps eehoina years between;
We meet again; we hardly know ,soen
These ghosts Of loved ones long onSeen'
va clasp our hands, we turn and 60, ,.,rs.
xhs t.ce The form, the voice we know.
Tasg come not back from time and tears
-. clasp our hands In loving trust;
Eo send our voices o'er the wave;
uchanif can reach us-from the dust;
No voice can dnd us--in the grave.
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Gommrrfial.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Magno.ia-1l bags sea
Island Cotton. 69l baies Upland Cotton. u bales
Yarn 1856 tiercrs kice, 1S8 bbs Rosn. 25
dies Paper. IS caske Clay. IS emtty Beer Barrels
63l packages Fruit AMI Vegetables, 49 Packages.
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Montgomery Cotton statemen
The Havana weekly Ma, ket.

HAVANA, May 1.-The following is the report OF
our market lor the week ending to-day:
sueAR-Large business, bat prices steady; arket
closed buoyant at 8Ha9 reals for Nos 10 to H. ana
9xall reals for Nos Is to 20D 8. Lard firm at 20Ao
for terce, and 22Hc for Tins Flour fiat at ss 26a9
81 Butter steady at $50. Bacon steady at 19ho
honey firm at 4xa4x rsals. Lumber-no demand ;
yellow pine $22 white SGT Shocks for boxes IN de-.
inand at 9I reals; for hhds duh at 80 1917. Empty
hhds steady at $225. FreiRhts dscining-on sugar
to United sta es 81 25a1 so per box s5 b0s7 rs Per
hhd; on moasses, per bhd, .S 6oi4 rs; per ton 10
England S5a40s. SuRlr-Stock In warehouse at Ha-
vana and Matanz lp 2sl, 500 boxes and 16 QJ0 hdds
ExoHANeE-On London II 1Ea12 prem ium; on Pa
ris Lax per cent discount On Upi ed States, sixty
lays sisnt IN gold, Hal per cent premium; short
sight 2ka3 per cent premt IN.
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Consisnees per south CnloiIna Kallroad
Nav B.

$40 bales Cotton, ~ ba'es Domesics, 10 hhds Ba.
CON- Is 6rkins Butter, i4s bbls Naval Stores. car
Wood, car shiasI o, 2 caIs Lumber. To Railroad
Agent, Pe,ser, Rodgers 4 Co. Ree1er b Davis Klns-
man & Howell. Goldsmith & son, g II Walter Co,
J salinas, Frost 4 adger. " Z Ryan. E wiss,
" smith, Johnston, Crews b Co, Kirkpatrick Wfae,
G w Williams Co, G W htefens Cooia co,
Riecke schachte. Denny Perry, and Claehorn'
Herring A. Co.
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Consignces per Northeastern Railroad
May B.

Is bales Cotton 4S8 bbls Naval Stores loo 6ueneis
Rice cars Phosphate cars Lumber. stock, Mdse. &C.
. Mazycks & salters, Marshall. Jr. Kinsman u
Howell, W Williams & 20, L Webb, bsrden,
8 D stoney, G Walter & Co, stoddard 60. "
& Corw l. 60, A b Mulligan. + W Emanuel stoi,
Perry,
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
Marion.

m0TtOns
The Star says that the public square hae
been lighted up by Council.
We are informed, says the Star, that there
was general fight ct McMillan's on the day
Of election, between the whites and blacks.
Africa was decently "licked." and left the place
utterly Disguised with everything pertaining
to free suffrage. =.
The parched soil for the first time in eight
weeks has been saturated with rain, and, nnt-
withstanding the cool nights, vegetation has
sprune forward, and our farmers are now lo0k'
ing cheerful and hopt full. Cotton is coming
up, and corn, though small, is green and look
ing well.
The Crescent has the following "Mr. F.. A.
Niles has been appointed magistrate tor
Marion County.
Mre. Mary Page Of Brick Swamp. and Mrs.
Sarah B. Woodbury. OF Brtton's Neck, died on
the 18th ult.
Darlington.
The South erner eays: "Since our last We
have beed visited with copious showers OF rain
and good sea sons for the farm and garden
Those more fortunate than the rest IN tho pos
session OF young set OATS have very charlte'
bly, shown disposition to divide with those
less fortunate. al d the spare ground is being
rapidly filled up with the plants common to the
season."
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. May 4-TURpESTINE-Only 70
bbls received aud changed bands at 70 lot !eho"
dip. and 81 65 for hard, pr 2So pounds.
sPIRrTs 1URPENT1NE.-Sales OF 800 Dds at Al per
gallon.
RosIN.-sales of 257 bbls at 81 97A for strained
An No. 2, 81 so for No /, and SO 90 for pale.
TRIPS bbls changed bands at 50 40 per Dbl.
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NAL, such as LUN
LO w W A I E r.
HFAVES. Coughs.
Distemper, Fe' ers,
Founder, Loss OF
Appetite and Vital
Ene,gy, &c.
Its use improves
the Wind, increds-
es the Appetite
gi7es o 3 m o o t b
aud Glossy Skin
ami transforms tue
miserable Skeletons
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!Marint afws.
Port of Charleston. May @.
PORT CALENDAR.


PHASES OF THE NOON.
Last Quarter, Sd, 8 hours. n minutes. mo ming.
New Moon, llth, 10 hours. Al minutes, morning.
First Quarter. 18th, hours. 8 minutes, evening.
Emil Moon. 26tb. ID bours mIpures morning.
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tAyANxAH, Nav s-nhe steamship Liberty rom
Rs,,mure loc New orleans via Havana. shipped hel
nron,l..r m lar 20 ion 10, aud l,ut into Ty'ee
awai In. tho arrival of tie Gamer Cuba to tow he'
to NoIfo L for repairs.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

THE TATloN
this excellent medicine en-.
JOYS, is derived nom its
cures, many Of which are
truly marvellous. lnvete-
rate cases Of Scro:uous
disease. where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been pu'
rided aud cured by 1t.
scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
'grava,ed BY tho scrof,l.
ions contamination until
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mema-nnTh.

7hr steamship Magnolia for New York, which len
her whar yesterday. came 10 an anyuo' ~ mo
H. Is, the wind b.owing heavy irum s".
tn, scb, Noonra smitb, tor Bucksvne, O,
cleared at New ork May 8.
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Eruffee'S gerfattf.

! SIN @tntG6beit riuer llfbfrhagunes -l1rFun b.
an bic Naf6pile 8uilbins MGccintiOnn ertbeilt
am Ia. Sftpber 1856, In Bud SO. 20e
Geite 1877, rerbe i'd am 6rettps, ben 90.
Sanuar 1869, gum EFentH9fn gsTfauf seeen
bnare 3abIun0 am @pnrtbaus=Gbpr In Der
@taht Nal6piIle pbne bic gBSbItbat. Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes In aenanntfr
1trtunee @run6eieentbum 6riteen, beIegen
in 9yreIfen 9ap5 Mbbitfrtt 3u 9fafbbille, nit
218 Sup Grprt an Der 5ranflin pfc unb be
gfeift bic 2OtS NO5. A, 5 Mrb 6 nnb tinen
Ebeil BON Got Hp. 4 in ernnnntfr Mbbitipn,
bspGtbefarild rerpfanbet an eenannte9G peia-
tipn, burd 6. .. pnpne.. s. .,tsss sc
Der Cribs 1T sltr SefrteSisuns Der in er>
iinrrter ltfbertrasunsS llrfunbe seftberfen.
S@ulSen 81 Dtrlpenben, irtbeut Elm 8etras
BON lIebenbunbert nnb febsuunbFebaie Dpt-
lars unO iIetenunbneunsis @ents, Cbae 3inlen
unb aiBerbenl bic R0ffn fir Nusfibrung
bieler @pllnd4t Bis brate fdgig ffnp. Dfn
10. Sanmar 1862 ''se-s'kS
0luf gefebI bes guarbs Der Oirrftpren.
j 8 EMnipn 8eIfpn ,Iaf
ianl6l2gB S9abmeiifer.
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5Srnffee'S gSerfduf.

Si gemdsbeit elmer ttebertroganes stirtuItbe; aus
aefertiat an bic Aafbuile 8uSiRa Mfioslntios l..
Saailar 1859 nnb regrirt In Der Negers Office non
8apinfon Gonrttp Eern.. tn Bn9 9tp. 20. Sefte 2Sf
Derbe i'd an 6rettag g, ben 80, Sann1r 1873 sum
HfentItben @ertnrf am Gourtbas T5or IN Der Staot
Rafbuine gssen baare SabIhne, obne bic @edbtss
uobltbat Der @iebereiui6 ing, bas IN genaiter IRE
tunbe beIdfiebsne 0rtnbetge bftneet, beIeeen
in 4a5butle, Gnpihfon GpnHt1 Eeitn an Der 0Reite
pon SigbftraSe, NIT SO SUI 1ront ON aenontter
5ig6firGbe nnh $50 SUP na9 eiHer Aaep tHridIaus
fenb,if Elm EbejL poft Got go. 104, hppptbegartid
perfp6nbet an genannte MiIosidfion olr sSo6n Sig
Ier g. q. HseGaH, 9raiifee o. HR. 9ReGah, &. VI.
6aipfins unb elizabeth paIptins. sss5s.sF- =
Der GtI0s 1T CUR 8efrteotgung Der IN gen0fnter
leb erttua,1naa i1Ttnnre eeimerten G@ulben Al uefs
member, inbem Elm Bftrag pom $8i8SO, obne 3infel
inb aus erbe bic Rotten fr Misfilbrune biefer BDs
moot bis bete i6AiG ftuN. Den TO-. Sanilor 1880 (
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uno anberoem bic Soften fir Musflbrane Sieier @pns
nia9t bis bettte fdHg finbs Den 10. Seitler 1859.
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.ner Grecufton in nfeinen 9an6ea fur $S412 nebft
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ben ben %. Saruar 1869
5s5.fs .. ~. 3ondIbfe on, Sberiff.
feb2 Srrdb Sam. 6. RarlhaH, Deputy.