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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
GUANO.

Onn TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO, IN
CUU Store and 10 arrive direct from the agents,
warranted pure Being among The FIRST who intro
duced Guano into the state, can confidently refer
to my planting friends that in the series OF years
that have sold it have always given ttem good
article
Purchasers will find It to their interest to give me
call before buying, as, from the facilities have,
am enabled to putt at the lowest market price.
I nm also Agert for the Stute for the following
standard MANURES, which offer ns follows:
Soluble Pacific Guano. !G5 cash, or $40 first No
vcmber, 1869; approved security with per cent in
terest.
Bamgh's Raw Bone Phosphate $50 cash, or s65;
time as above.
Phun,x Guano, SIS cash, OF Sos; time as above.
vi COZ / Gibbes' Manipulated Guano, $40 cash, or
SS5; time as above.
Flour of Bone. S65 cash.
Farmers Pluster or Gypsum, warranted, S. 90
per barrel Of 800 pruGds-cash.
]. N. ROBSON,
Ncs. and 9 Atlantic Wharf.
Janua1y19 tuthalmo pkc
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ExportS.

BARACOA-Per schr " & Steele-4O bbls Potatoes,
so bbls Flour. Is cases Lard bbls Beans, Is
bbls Onions, 10 bbls Apples. bbls Hams SO
bbls Biscuits, 10 boxes soap, boxes Goldfish,
26O Cabbsges, 10 bbls Beets, Dbl Turnips, 80
boxes Herrings.
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Goalmfrfial.
Imports.

cARDENAs-Per British brig W n Nash-1e2 hhds
and so boxes Sugar, As hhds Molasses, to W
Hail.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
LUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.
CAPITAL...,

CAPITAL......., ..SA,oooIoo0,
rIyHIs aUANo DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Gusno simply in the rellt1ve proportions OF
the same el, ments of fertility.
It's use during the past four years for the culture
Of cotton and rorn has given to 1t character Tor
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine PERU
wan Guano, and where seasons OF drought inter-
ycnc il produces large increase Of crops.
The price ut whice this Guano Ia placed Is go
much below that of Peruvian Guano, as to cons tute
it an object OF material importance to Southern
Agriculture. en-. o
Tho large capital and resources Of the Company
enable it TO f6rnsh Guano Of the highest value at
the lowest possible cost to consumers. AM the
highest interest Of the Company is recognize! IN
this policy.
The Company looks to large sales, sma prohts
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
invested. ,
DR. sr. JULIEN RAvENEL, of South Caro-
lima. is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords sure guarantee of the continued e1-
cel,cnce of the Guano. None genuine unle.s brand
cd with the name OF JOHN 5. REESE CO., Gene
raj Agents OF the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode of application apply to
H. N. ROBSON,
Agent for the State of South Carolina,
Nos. and 9 Atlantic Wharf.
December 10 Dtc seutnonio
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Cotton and Sundries. To Ferguson, Mowry Co,
Caldwell 4 Sons, G W Williams Co, Kendall
l. Nisbet, Courtenay & Trenholm, Frost AdgeT.
Thurston Holmes, 3 " Emanuel, Ryan, G Il
Walter & Co, Claghorn, Herring Co. shacselord q
Kelly. Pelzer. RODGERS Co, Bischof.
ville 10 bags and pocket Sea Island Cotton, and
Mdse. To II Murray, Fraser Dill, l. Co.
Colcock & Co. and Order.
Sloop Brandt, from Cooper River. $50 bushels
Rough Rice G Hoppock.
Received from Chisoms Mills tierces Rice. 10
Chisolm Bros, Willis l. chisolm.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr " b Steele, Buck, Baracoa, cuba--J Ensow
&Co.
schr Mary ailchrist Bucksvile. S c-J Enslow Il
schr Jessie Leach Stafford, Porto Rico via George
town, $ SC-Risley Creighton
Sailed Yesterday.
Brig Eurus Wiley, New York.
Schr Minerva, Collins, Havana.
Sehr W Steele. Buck. Baracoa, Cuba.
schr |. Leach, Stafford, Porto Rico via George
schr Mary D Haskell. Barber. Boston.
sahr Mary. Gilchrist Georgetown, sc.
Schr Surprise, Symmes, Philadelphia.
From this Port.
Schr Mary Riley, Riley, Philadelphia, January %.
UP for this Port,
Schr Kanduskelg, -, at New York January %.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood at New York, jan
schr J Lee, Carr. at New York. January %.
Schr Henry Hartcau, Jones. ut New York January o.
Sailed for this Port
British ship Charleston, cochrane, from Havana
January Is.
Memoranda.
The British brig Osprey, from Georgetown, G,
arrived at Barbados January 6.
The British brig Baltimore. vianello, from Ha-
yana for thls port arrived at Cardenas January r.
The schr Mary E'simmons, Grundy, from George
town, 5 C, arrived at New York January ~.
Shipnews by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, January 25.-Arrived yesterday. steam
ship Barnes and ship County pic.on, from Glasgow.
Weather mild. Wind southeast.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Poh1
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Steamship Golden Horn, Blackin, sailed. Dec 26
British brig Cecilia, Bisrup, sailed. ..Jan
HAyRE.
Ship Pacific Foss, sailed...
HAVANA.
British ship Charleston. Cochrane sailed. 10
British brig Baltimore, Vienello, sailed. .....Jen
MATANZAS.
Spanish brig Pastora, -, sailed. Dec %
MESTrC.
RoSroS.
schr Sarah Hammond. Wiloy. up...........Ja Jan
wIscAsSET, LIE.
Schr Ataaata, Lobby, sailed. ....Dec lS
NEWPORT, RI.
sclr Eva Johnson, johnson. sailed. Jan Is
NEW foBB,
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, cleared. Jan %
schr Vraie, -. up........................Ja .Ja1 y
,chr Franklin, Swain. Jan IA
Schr N " Smith, 1ooker, up.................Jan 10
;cbr Kanduskelg, -, up ...JRn ~
;chr Henry Harteau, Jones, cleared Jan %
,chr Lilly, Francis, cleared. Jan is
;chr Constitution, Smith, cleared. Jan 10
,chr Ida Richardson. Belel, cleared. ..Jan ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Alex Young, Young, cleared ............Jar 90
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ConslSnces per S1GsS Carolina Railroad
Jul.siar.v 25.
1217 bales Cotton, 9S hahs mestics, 9S7 bushels
Grain. AS bushels Bran, cars Lu"ber, ii cars
Wood. To Railroad Agent, Pelzct, Rodgers 4 Co,
Claghorn, Herring & Co, IT. nhouse 4 Co, ADuliwln-
kle & 20. Hooper, Frost & Adger, G w Williams
Co, Waiter " Co, W Smith. w kyan' y Jen-
ninrs & Co. 1hurston & Holmes, G II Ilgraham l.
Son, kirkpatrick & Witte, n Robson. W G Court
ney & Co, Cohen, Hanckel Go. Wardlaw Carew
W w smith, Bowling & Co, Mowry Co, Kecder u
Davis.
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5trtiibfrs.
FOR SALE.
January 26

IN TONS A NO. 1PERUvIAN GUANO, DIRECT
OU from Agent, guaranteed pure.
Apply to WILLIS CH30LM.
January 26 8
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Shipncyvs by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, January 25.-Arrved yesterday. steam
ship Barnes and ship County Pic:on, from Glasgow.
Weather mild. Wind southeast
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Memoranda.
The British brig Osprey, from Georgetown, c.
arrived at Barbados January 6.
The British brig Baltimore. Vianello, from Ha-
yana for thls port arrived at Cardenas January H.
The schr Mary E'simmons, Grundy, from George
town, S C, arrived at New York January o.
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Passengers.
PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
last Quarter 5.b, hour. minutes. morning.
New Moon, l2tl, hour, SO minutes. evening.
First Quarter. 20tn. hours ulnutes, evening
Full Moon 27tb hours. 10 mIuutcs evening.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11
The Election .

The result of the election held on the lst
is the general triumph Of the Democratic
legislative ticket throughout the State. In
all the counties the Republican Legislative
ticket, pledged to uphold the Fifteenth
Amendment has run behind the regular
publicans arc largely in the majority. the
weight of the Amendment has sent both the
Legislative and county ticket to the devil to-
gether. Such was the result in Sacramento,
Nevada, &c. In Butte. Perkins, the R-pub
ican nominee for State Senator declined to
favor the Amendment and was elected bv
over one hundred majority. while the balance
of the ticket defended the Amendment and
received tickets for Salt River. Politicians
and editors may s. explain" as much AS thev
please, but the fact is selfevident that the
triumph Of the Democratic Legislative ticket
is California's verdict against the Amend
ment. But the unpopularity of that meas
ure was not the only Cause which operated
to bring about Republican defear. The
duO SELFISH strlfe between
Republican leaders and official has had
terribly demoraizing influence on the party
at large. Cole. Pixley, Sargent and their
respective partisans have heen for some time
engaged in contemplate soaabbles. ouarrels.
and schemes for personal advantage and
preferment, and have paid no attention what
ever to the Interests or demands of parry
The Republicans of the State must look the
situation square in the face, resolve to here
after carry no dead weights, and cut entirely
lnose from the incompetent and unworthy
leadership which has in measure contri-
huted to the present defeat Men who owe
their official positions to party should at least
be true to the best interests of that parry
When they fail to do that. party should
quickly pin upon their backs the liable
played out-git"
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

A PoLITIcIAN's FnLLY-It is we'll to in
eucate the doctrine embodied in the follow.
ing from the Bee:
McCoppin in his folly sued the Bulletin for
libel. and the Bulletin set in to hear him for
Mayor and il did With all his sense Nc
Cnppin had not enough tn know that public
man can be guilty of no greater fully than
fighting a newspaper. Such contest is not a
fight it is mere struggle, and the individ
ual will ultimately have to fall beneath the
ppnderous and increasing blows of the press
= for there are times when the pen is mightier
than the sword
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

McCoppin was pretty ex-
tensively "pasted." :" Hundreds and hun
dreds Of Democratic tickets were deposited
in the ballot boxes with Selby's name past
ed over McCoppin's. The whole idea of
the recount demanded by Mr.. McCoppin
is to make gain for the Democratic can
didate for Mayor out of loosened pastors.
These pastors were hastily prepared and
many of them had an insufficient coating of
mucilage. But they we're also hastily ap-
piled, under circumstances not at all favor
able to the accurate performance of any
mechanical task. The consequence, was
as we are informed, that very consider
able number of ballots were discovered in
which pastors for Selby had been put over
McCoppin's name, which pastors had been
so carelessly or insuficiently affixed that
they became loosened and a few were found
detached when the ballots were counted.
Still more may be found detached when
they coma to be recounted As matter
of course every paster for Mayor ought to
be counted, whether it is detached or not
There are but two candidates for that office.
and hence there can be no possibility of
mistake as to the voter whose ballot is
found to contain loose slip with the name
OF the opposing candidate
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

LABoREks FOR THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
RAILRoAD.-A number of Chinese laborers
arrived yesterday for the California and
Oregon Railroad. We are informed that 200
will arrive during this week. 300 more next
week, 1000 during the moath. The Western
Pacific Railroad having been completed the
Chinese lahorers employed thereon are being
transferred to the California aud Oregon. and
the Stockton and Tulare Railroads. The
arrival OF these Chinese aborers gives AS
surance that the railroad to Oregon ia to lie
built speedily. We shall soun he bile to de
termine whether the Company have pur.
chased the Ornville Railroad. or intend to
construct the road direct TO Ch;cn. The 10.
calIty OF grading viii determine this mooted
point.-Narysr2le Appeal, SEPT. 8th.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

OFFIcIAL VoTE OF SHASTA CuuNrY.-The
Board of Supervisors canvassed the election
returns Of this County on Thursday and de
clared the result. We give the mai rities
received by the officials elect Assembly. A.
r. Andrews, DEM &c; Sheriff, Thomas
Greene, (Rep.) So County Clerk, Grant
Taggart, (Rep.) 25; County Treasurer
Samuel Cooper, (Rep.) 20; District Attorney
c. W. Taylor, (Dem.) 10; Assessor, A. P
Ladd, (Rep.) 47; Superintendent Schools
W. L. Carter. tRep J 63; Administrator
John schuler, (Dem. 81; Surveyor, Q. N
Adkins Dem. So.
twill be seen that the Republicans hav,
succeeded in carrying all the paying offices
Under tue circumstances, and considering
that the popular cry was against the Unior
party, 1t has done remarkably well. But i
Union men had refraineI from wholesal,
scratching" every man on their tcke
would bave been elected by handsome ma
Jority. The successful Democrats owe their
election to Union scratchers.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11
EQUALIZATION Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
: COUNTY OF SHASTA.
IST OF PERSONS THE VALUATION OF
1whose property has been added to on the
assessment roll for the Fiscal Year of ls69-70
by the Board of Equalization for the County
and state aforesaid, with the amount so added
who have not appeared before the Board and
all such persons may appear before such
Board at its adjourned meeting on Monday the
LIST day of November, 1869, ami upon making
affidavit that they had no knowledge of such
Increased valuation of their properly. may
then have hearing and the determination
then had shall be final.
Lewiston Turnpike Company Increase on
A. C. Clough Increase on Mortgage $500 90
BY order Board of Supervisors,
GRANT /. TAGGART, Clerk,
Per CHAS. MCDONALD, Deputy.
Shasta August, 2lst 1869, Hin.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

SoUTH FoRK.-Our correspondent lob
server" writing from Western Shasta states
that plan is on foot to erect mill for the
purpose of working ore to be taken from the
South Fork mines. Such mill would un-
doubtediy prove to be good properly as there
is no doubt about the richness Of the South
Fork Lodges. Bv the same correspondent
we learn that work is being Prosecuted on
the Quicksilver mine" and also on the Sui.
tana
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

ACCIDENT As Joseph Senti was driving
a hay wagon down the hill to Waugh's ferry
one day this week, the brake gave way and the
wagon and four horses attached were pre-.
cipitated into the Sacramento. The driver
jumped off of the wagon before it reached the
water, broke his arm and received a numhe
of severe bruises. The team was drowned
and the hay foated off Dr. Shurrleff dressed
doing well.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

9ErIREs.-D. f. Lack. Supervisor from
the 3rd District, concluded his official duties
with the adjournment of the election canvass
Board. Mr.. Lack has shown himself faith
fu officer, and true to the interests Of the
County. We regret his retirement.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

The Boise Statesman of August 26th re-
norts prodigious excitement throughout
Idaho about the new mines on the head wa
ters of the Payette River. The Statesman
publishes letters from the "basin" in which
it is claimed as the richdst mining district
ever found in the Territory.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

SIsKlYoU.-fhe Yreka Union If the 4th,
figures majorities for the Democratic candi
dates in that County as follows:
For irwin. Senator 237; for Shores and
Martin Assemblymen. about the same; for
burgess. Sheriff ll3; for Hawkins. Clerk
lol Tor Dewitt. Treasurer l79; for Rnot,
Assessor 1888; for Shearer, District Attor.
ney 246; for Godfrey, Superintendent OF
Public Schools SO.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

CANPHnR is most powerful agent in driv
ing away mo>quitoes. A camphor bag Lung
up IN an open easement will prove barrier
tn their entrance. Camphnrated spirits, ap-
piled as a perfume to the face and hands, will
act as an efecfual preventive; but when bit
ten by them aromatic vinegar is the best an.
fidnta
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

CnMET.-It is said that the Comet which
has lately made its appearance in the heav.
ems is going to come in contact with the
earth and smash it to flinders. Go in Comet
you have our sympathy; we've been buck
ing at the world several years and havn't
Jared it much. and we want renforcements.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

DEAD.-Among the victims to the reaper,
oesth, we have to record the names of John
a. Rawlins, Secretary of War. and w. P
Fessenden. U. s. Senator from Maine.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

NUGGEr.-Paul De Pray recently sold A.
Grntofend & Co.. gold nugget worth Sl6O.
1t was taken from a claim near Centerville.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

SEWING MAcHNIE.-E. D,brousky has re-.
ceived the agency of the Buckeye Sewing
Machine. See advertisements.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

PREAcHlNe.-Rev. W. B. Pr ddy, will
hold Divine Service at the Union Church,
Shasta, on the 18th inst.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11
A Road to shasta Would Paw.

There is no boubt but that a railroad 70
Shasta would pay handsomely. The average
annual freight for Shasta and vicinity, ship
ped to Red Bluff by steamer is 80. 900 tuns.
Count the freight on that amount from Red
Bluff here, at cents per pound and we have
thesum of $4,000. IF cars were running
between here and the head of navigation.
twenty-five passengers per day would proba-
bly, pass back and forth, which, at the rate
OF ST per passenger, would make 500 per
day-three hundred and sixty DAYS making
S36 600. Add mail contract between Shasta
and Red Bluff at $4,000. and the carriage of
Wells Fargo &C.,, and the Pacific Expresses
at $1,000 each, AMI altogether we have
grand total of $4,000.
In addition to the above revenues there
might be also counted large amount Of hack
freight to Red Bluff in the shape Of wheat
barley, hides, wool, live stock, quartz, lum-
Der &c.
As an additional inducement for the build
ing of a road to Shasta, may be mentioned
the ore of the celebrated Iron Mountain
spoken of in Whitney's report This noun
tain contains ore enough to supply the whole
United Stat with iron. and can only
be reached by road coming through this
own. This noted mountain is situated on
the West side of the Sacramento, ten miles
above here, and contains untold millions of
tons of ore which assays from 55 to 95 per
cent. iron. 1t could be easily reached by
railway passing through this place and would
prove big thing for any company owning it.
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

CALAhIrY--Two hundred miners were
smothered to death 10 Pennsvlvania coal
mime this week,
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

TIE cooking Of Grant !. Taggar.'s
: goose" has been indefinitely postponed
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11
COUNTY TREasURER,s REPORT.

10 THE Hos. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF sHAsrA
COUNTY:
herewith submit full report of all moneys
eeceived and dishursed by me from June 7th to
September 5th 1859, inclusive
" oaia GO as per last report........ ....S72S6 81
H iecei'eo.......... ................ :. 6244 IL
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11

1924 IA
Wrrants Registered and Unpaid.
Interest bearing warrants. .S34979 81
Non interest bearing q" 1919 99-$39059 80
Hospital Fund
Interest bearing warrants.......S79 81
Non-interest bearing .6O6P S2-S6l40 "a
Total amount of registered debt $I5,20O,l4
F. B. CHANDLER, Treasurer.
Shasta, Sept 9Th, 1869
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11
s5722 ls
$2Ol7 rs
County Fund.

To Treasurers Salary Fund.-. -. IS SO 66
District Attorneys Salary Fund.......... 375 90
" Contingent Fund ........ .............. 200 90
:" warrants ...................l4I3 46
cash on hand........ .......... 322 So
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11
Contingent Fund.

To warrants .........S259 81
' cash on hand and..................... 49,. 46 90
The Shasta courier., 1869-09-11
1906 "a
Fund No. Road.

To cash on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
By balance per last report.......S 20
- properly tax ............. OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

1sT FLOOR, FRONT ROOM $50 EAST 18TH ST.
Fashionable dress and cloakmaking. Fall winter
SUITS 49, upwards wrappers, ~ "a boz also c1drens
mses made 10 orders patterns and fashion
cutting and baAtinr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

600 EAST 18Th STA COMPETENT PERSON AZ
AOO cook in private family; would assist with the
washing would cook, wash ard iron in small
privat family; best city reference. Call for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

s)nT EAST 2TH ST. IN THE BhSEMENT.-A RE-
~ spectacle girl in private family good cook
ersands all kinds cooking has the best city references
from her last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

OH EAST 2lST ST., SECOND FLOOR A RFSPFCTA.
III Il bic young girl chant crmad and waitress in re.
spectacle private family Can be for days not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

Oa7 EAST 18th ST., SECOND FLOoR.-A MIDDLE
ALt aged woman as sooi plain coos IN private amy
Wiling to assist with washing and ironing homework
q small family; good reference; wages not much OBJ
iect as omf home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

e)QQ EAST 50TH ST., NEAR BID AV.-TWo RESPECT
LUC able young cook, washer and ironer;
The other chambermaid and waitress; both willing
md obilng; best city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

IT FORSYTH STA YOUNG MAN AS WAITER IN
I hotel restaurant speaks French English md &c
has good references objection to the country Ae
dress II. l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

yHTANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GENERAL.
w homework; must be good, plain cook and good
undoubtedcty reference required APP
ply Saturday from till II A. NJ, at AZ John ST., In the
store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

go EAST SD ST., NEAR I'D AVA YOUNG wO-
man as hrst class cook; best city reference Can be
for two days.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Subertiih. vNlte unb Neue
@elt." Son bistr binnen ~tueaisen Sabren
oer beutidsn tatbuliiden 8esDlferuns beiber
@elttbeile 70 lieb ssmorpeneu Munatsi9rift ba.
ben mir ioeben oas apSlfte 9sft erbaltsn. s.
idlisbt ben sierten Sabrsaus pirois ab bur&
intersGanten 2eltfOT unb trefai&e SQuRratiu-
nen. 8ereits tluoist bic @erlassbanoluus an,
oab lie i'm neuen Sabssuns nod Bs0eres brin-
gen unb ben umfans Der 3eitl9rift oersrSbern
rerbe bsi unperdnoerteu, vreis. Oils prarnie
piro ben Mbcnnenten elm 81 3o(l tanses une
~ 3oa breites 3un1tlatt eelisfert: tas bsilise
Mteuomabl mad Qeoaarbo ba ginei. Ma&nens
etwas n,ebr iiter unterbaltunssleftire i'm aQ'
9emsinen.
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st. Sobns. 8. s. @tets w%iQtummen.
5er3Ii@en @rub.
Belle prairie. S. .. 8elen Danf
fit Sbre eitige 0erpenSung.
8runSwtd, DO. s. 8. Gitl Slid
gum neusn W~irtunssfreis, Der bon snakes frei
lein mSse! Is wiroe uus freuen, balo trieber
etwas au sernebmen.
DAYTON, Minn. @eai1rirt. Der @an-
tersr' empfeblt 19 ferner. &etrutea Fno BE-
lonbers mtQfommen.
@tnpna. S. 9. Greunbli9en DAM fir
Sbren @,nf. Das Blatt wiro BON bier resel>
mabis perididt. Mau iebe sef- Bel Ter yot
na9. uebriseas .pirp bas Geblenbe ns9se>
l9idt. ....
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@aifenfair. Gum 8sier tes ct. So
fepbS Maiienbauies fanb biele Wope tine Jair
in Snserioa baa fat, nie purd ;31bl uno Be-
1ba ,tsnpsit Der ausselelten ariifel bas Sntere0e
Sie,sr Ye,uder errsele unit, wie mir ssrnebmen,
aiemt:9en GrfuI9 bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
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