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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-30
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

READ the following extract from the
Ssr FORK Tribune. Of March 18th. Bear
II ui1d the hundreds Of thousands Of read
srs Of that paper. ard then say, if yOu can,
that the fslseh0ods Published by the 50
called q Independent Press, here. and sent
TO foreign papers by their own writers. aud
those in sympathy with them, DO 10 harm
Let those conference them By their sup
port. who VIII. but lst them blame nobody
bat themselves for the i1jury done
o. The eoolis trade in the sandwich Islands
has for some tine taken development which
leaves b1r lrtle GI5srsHes between L ard the
slave trade l. i especially the natives 1t tie
snail PciyrsSian Islands who are imported,
cfssa entirely against their VII. ana compelled
o wcrk. Rseeutlv 8 vsssel vas dispatched BY
the Beard Of Imuigrztign % TIE P1iyresizr
Islands for new cargo Of natives, and As l.
vas expected that tie missionaries WuIld warn
;hs natives against this scheme. the missionary
Authorities were prohibited from sending any
letters CT pagers BY the steamers L vas ex-
peetsi that the United states would Interfere.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

Z stronSiy urged that defendants evidence IL
. previous eaSs, Nzs inzaHlissiole fos any pur-
. pose, aud particularly 80, because givsn al an
sz-parts. preliminary hesrisg, with no eToss-
examiastiou. ard whea uol confronted ey
opposing testiGony.
L wss in eyiSebee that Bsyles was eom-
rnittsd oa the strength Of defendants tes,i-
rnouy. and THE i1ry were faIy Instructed IS
70 the extremely suspicious nature Of his
subsequent testimony. Il + probable that
the resrlt q allowing the Police Magistrate
10 testify. As X did. that the defendants evi-
denee had great weight with him in order
Ing Bayles's commitment. WIS equally svOr-
able to The prisoner, With a statement Of thSt
evidence. .otaszg sa-3ts. Il can rot. how
ever. be denied. that Al the time, when the
defendant gave the rejected evidence, he was
uuder 70 legal disability, He testified under
50 entirely different STAKE Of thinzs, and ~
ssrSo a,asisn. The familiar cases Of evidence
OF statements by husband Or wife, previous to
marriage, being admitted for or against each
other. or q Insane persous' declarations,
made in lucld moments, are in point The
relations between the parties were Sufficiently
shown BY the evidence admitted; OF course,
we can not know what the rejected evidence
would be, bot ii might present state Of
facts materially affecting Bayles's ere6ibiity.
4 loug. minute, and detailed seeouat Of the
affair, given BY Brown, partieulSrizins facts,
events. and conversations. followed in this
case BY = statement from BayleS, precisely
talking With. and fitting into, each detail,
might give rise 10 grave suspicious Of its
truth. We are. upon The whole. Of opinion
thzt this evidence can be admitted, 10 affect
Bsyles's crsdio.lity. without violating the
rcls OF saw preventing party 70 the record
from teStifyirg. As the defendant was L.
sally entitled 10 tais evidence, and As its ef-
fects upon the jury can not be surmised by
u, we decide that, in conformity with our
established practice, ss well a. the legal au-
thorities Of the country 70 which these par
ties belong. 4 new trial should be granted.
New Trial ordered
". c. jones, ESQ, for the motion.
The Atroruey-Geueral, adverse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

way: S-ch as uakisg passages. sending
letters, and fling orders for goods.
Nos, the Administration Is ready TO 20
to the taH extent Of the means granted BY
the Legislature 10 pat her on the route
sgain- Is she needed. or Is she not
Much IS said about priv. Enterprise in
these tiHss. WI that el.v-prise efeeta-
ale this desirable object. evs1 with Gov
e-unsn; assistance. or stan the ship be
broken up, and her machinery sold piece
meal: II no one person or firm Is wiling
20 take upon themselves 70 zun her. Is it
rot feasible for several 10 combine together
10 run herr Il does not seen 10 be Of
mach Consequence whether such j con-
bination Is styied ring CT not. as long
IS they run The vsSSel % the square
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

he falEaed The civil Snd The political
rights Of The laSOrer sza his employer hers,
arr equal oefoVe the law. and As Tar Is the
law Is concerned there Is nothing TO prevent
the lzbOEer from becoming Chancellor,
Crown Minister, or Legislators, any more than
there Was 10 prevent, John Singleton Copley,
the s0a Of "a Boston painter, becoming Baron
LyndhRrs;, Lord Chancellor Of Great Britain,
or the farmer boy Abraham lincoln, bee0sa-
tng President Of the Urised States,
The maritime laws Of the United States
are 6esigned 10 protect large interes, Of
tAas great country. bit if they we're act
though, TO be Just towards the sailor, they
could not be sustained.
SS Castle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.

WHEREAS. ON the Goth day of
w April. 4. d. 1859. the undersigned par-
chased frOsa SAM. BERNARD. all his inter
est in the Stock in trade. good viii and hrsi-
ness, Of certain Clothing and Furnishing
Establishment. in the City Of Honolulu, before
that time carried on anier the name and style
Of MARKS & BERNARD. whereof dne notice
is hereby given, that the said Sam. Bernard r
no. authorized or empowered TO contract any
debts, sell OF purchase any goods, or collect
any moneys. in the name Of, OF fer Seeount Of
said Marks 4 Bernard. and the undersigned
viii not be responsible for sny debts, contracts,
sales or purchases, made by the said Bernard,
IN the name of. or for account Of the said
Marks { Bernard.
Il. BERNARD.
Late MSRNS BERNGRDl,
By his A;torney-in-fa
I6-st ADOLPHE MARKS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

DEArH OF LEOPOLD WOLFF, EsQ.-oz Sun
day evening last, May 10, Mr. Leopold WOLF,
a member Of the bar Of these Islands. died At
the residences Of Mr.. Louissou, IN this city. Of
pulmonary consumption Mr.. Wolf was born
I; New Orleans, La, March ?. 1872, and was
consequently little over txenty-seven years
Of age at the time Of his death Graduating
At the Cincinnati Law School, he subsequent
y rad laE in the once Of Judge Krum, Of
St Louis, No., and vas admitted to the bar
at the age Of tEenty-One. Arriving On the
Pacific coast IN 1853, he settled at Portland,
o., where he Immediately took very res
peetabIe position in his profession. In the
simmer Of Iss5. he visited the West Indies,
in the hope Of recovering his impaired health.
but obtaining 10 relief. returned again to
Oregon, whence, in January. 1865, he came
to these Islands, and resided at Lahaina most
Of tie tine since. up to within a short period
preTious to his death. Nr. WolE vas a law
yer q acknowledged talent. singulariy slo-
queut, and lad made nuuero1s friends here by
his urbane I-aanerE and many good qualities.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

TEE Management Of this paperis exceed
iusiy obliged 10 correspondents for their
fav0rs. aud they viii excuse Us If some Of
their communications may be obliged 10 lie
over. They would confer i great favor, in
addition 10 the f4y0- OF their communiea-
tons, BY forwarding them As early As posi-
bic Sometimes it happens that those which
ws are obliged 10 omit for the week lose
their va us BY the delay: snd, besides, the
earlier they are obtained, the easier it is for
our cOuposirors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12
NOTICE.

A SPECIAL General Meeting OF
n the Members q the Royal Hawaiian Ag-
riealtaral Seeiety. viii be held al the Coart
House. on SATURDAY NEXr. the 18th inst.
At u o'eloek. neon. for the transaction Of i'm
portsat business. Per order.
J. +. KINNEY,
Ii Recording Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12
HOWARD ~ CO.,
Jewellers s Silversmiths,
6I9 Broadway, n. Y.
me Block above the Metropolitan Hotel.

Every one visiting New York is invited to
call at our establishment.
In order that all may address US with conf
denee, We refer, BY permission. to
A. T. JUDD, Esq. Honolulu,
WELLS. FARGo & Co., San Francisco,
l. W. RAYMOND, Esq, San Francisco,
B. c. Howard, Esq, san Francisco,
7. R. BUTLER, Esq. Z. 5. Mint, :. F..
W. S HoRART. Esq, Virginia City, Nevada,
and invite attention to the following:
Ofies Of WILLS. FtRGo Co.
s. Broadway, New York. Oct. %, IS6S.
We can eheerfully commend Messrs. How
ARD a Co., No. 6I9 Broadway, New York, to
our friends, as a reliable and trustworthy firm,
with the assurance that all orders sent them
will receive faithful and prompt attention.
l6-Sm c. GODDARD, Treas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

MEsszs- C E. BlzhaP. J. KazoIkshzehu
aud Z. A. WIdsuaan have beea sppoi-ts5
Co-nzssiouers . asses the value CT the pri-
vaes property required f5r tbe sreri-E Of
Seh9ol Street z. " HrTcars0N.
Minister q the I1-z-icr.
E0m= ot5e=. April IssA. Isss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12
NEW AnYERTlSENENN
FOR SALE.

rTNHE LOT OF LAND. SIC acres,
i more or less. with frame house thereon,
situated in Nskaks, kaa. lately owned BY
HAlelSaa. Also. the premises in Panoa. OWE
ed and lately occupied BY :. Spencer.
Enquire 0f
lSlm II. A. WlnkMANN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

The - P. :. Bartlett movement. with extra
Jewels. Chr0nometer Balance. Patent Dust
Cap, Patent Safety Pinion, and all other late
improvements, in solid Soz. Coin Silver
Hunting Case, with Gold Joints, S27 coin.
The same in 4oE. ease, $50. In SOC. case, SIS
coin.
The s'Waltham Watch Co." movement. with
extra Jewels. Chronometer Balance. Patent
Dust Cap. Patent Safety Pinion. &C.. in 5oE.
case, with Gold Joints, $50 coin.
The same in 4oE. ease, SSS. In 5oE. ease, SIS
coin.
The Appleton. Tracy { Co. !" movement. with
extra Jewels. Chronome,er Balance. Patent
Dust Cap, Patent Safety Pinion. &c, in 3oE.
case, with Gold joints, SS4 coin.
The same in 4oz. ease, So. In 5oz. ease, $40
coin.
''P. 5. Bartlett" Watch. in sio1. Is karat
Gold Hunting Case. SO coin.
''Walthsm Watch Co." Watch, in 2loI. Is
karat Gold Hunting Case. SS4 coin.
e Appleton, Tracy 4 c." Watch, in 2loz. Is
karat Gold Hunting Case. So coin.
Any additional weight at 81 per dwt., or $50
peroz. extra
We VIII send any of the shove by WELLS.
FAR6O & Co.'S Express, with bill to collect on
delivery. and give the purchaser the privilege
70 examine the Watch before paying. All Ex-
press charges. however. to be paid by the pur-
chaser. But ii the amour; of the price of the
Watch Is RENTED TO Us with the order. we will
prepay the Express charges to San Francisco
ourselves. In sending money. drafts on Wells,
Fargo & Co. are preferred.
We wish it distinctly understood that these
Watches are she very best, with all the latest
improvements, and that they are in perfect
running order, and if any one does not per
form well, we will exchange it, or refund the
money
Please state that you saw this in the HA-
WAu.N &, ATrrTr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

Mr. EDrToR-I noticed, in late number
of the 4drsrtiser, an article, signed Justice
End, in which be eharacterizes the statements
of Mr.. Castle, lin which he compares the con-
dition OF contract laborer with that Of 2
seaman as sophistry.
Now I own was somewhat surprised.
when reading this remark, as have known
many who have made contracts to WORK, on
Plantations, and they invariably speak OF It
IS shipping on plantation; on several oeea-
sious, during the last year, I have met =
number Of these men, and upon asking them
what they were doing, they replied, I'VE
have shipped on such or such plantation
Now viii venture to say that nine oct Of
ten ofthe natives Of these Islands, who engage
on plantations, eonsideritin the same light as
shipping on board Of a ship for voyage.
1t Is the sane with those who contract TO
labor on the Guano Islands; they are ship
ped before the Harbor Master With the con-
sent Of the governor, in the same manner as
al Hawaiian seamen are shipped. A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

r K. PrsvarSa has tins dsy besz zppciut-
ed Read Supervisor fsr he D5strics Of 1fzka-
vac, Island Of Man I. y. EgrCzIsoN.
Naistsr q IL 1utsrior.
E1zs oEacs. AF-l lssA. Issa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

NJ : Il. MAaCzA = zpPeiatsi >chool
Ags1t. fsr he dissrirr q Sozcs Kckzla. Island
CT HaszIi, in Place of D Maazia-
B. or6sr e ne Bead % Eir,ati9u
" jas SNIrH, Sec'y.
Edlsarssn Oascv. Nay L. lssa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

TIE writer does the most who gives his
readers the most knowledge, and takes from
him the least time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12
PACKET LINES.
Liberal Advances Made ON nii
shipments per steamer.

Cargo for San Francisco win be received
at tAe Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for
the same given by the undersigned. No
charge for storage or carriage. Fire risks IN
Warehouse net taken by the Company.
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by
sailing vessels. Particular care taken Of ship
ments Of Frait.
All orders for Goods 90 be purchased Ia San
Francisco, will be received and blled by retarn
Of Steamer.
irS- Shipments nom Europe and the United
States, intended for these Islands. win be re-
eeived by the Company in San Francisco, it
consigned to them, and be forwarded BY their
Steamers TO Honolulu, FREE OF CHARGE. ex-
eept actual outlay.
&sa-Passengers are requested to take their
tickets before II o'clock on the day Of sailing
and to procure their Passports.
All bills against the Steamers must be pre-
sented before two o'clock ON the day Of sail
ing, or they viii have 70 lay over till the re-
turn Of the Steamer for settlement.
II. HACKFELD { CO..
Ism Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12

The new trial ordered above was held, and
resulted in the aequlttaI Of the accused by
the jury,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12
NOTICE.

DURING NY ABSENCE from this
II Kingdom. my brother TUAMPOI viii
act for me, and all receipts for money paid to
him, or 70 my wife Kapehe, on my account.
viii be held valid by me.
I+ImS K0KA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-05-12
Diseases of the Blood,

/ Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder. 1t thoroughly
eradieates every Kind Of humor and bad faint.
and restores the entire system to n healthy
condition. II is perfectly harmless. never pro-
/ dueing the slightest injury.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19

enbIib aud Serr 6ournier eridien unb
an ben sfotbaItar Dor Sae Brnutpanr
bintr0t. sc betra1tete minutenIang
8rant nnb Brdnti0ani nit aiirnenher
Mfiene. Damn nber, Ia Sic @orte
oiisbrebenO: ,,Wleine Eobter, mas
bait 0n oetban?" berIekte ct Der Dor
Gaam uno G@reG fat sn 8oben fine
ten6en Braut einen GdIog ms @es
Ildt, 10 baB bic 8eu9en iiber Oiele Sc
iualttbat pie berlteinert Oaifanoen, Der
Der fdnierolii9er Natb oitternOe 8rdne
tiganl ober erft tpie6er sH iidb fam, als
Serr SSOnrnier 0ielent tbdtliben Mns
9rifT, itatt Der eigentEiden Sranreoe,
0ouner6 cine enaInfe @traiprehiat fol-
gen lieb, Die Der iun0e Wiann toilet :
ltd init Der Nlabnnng ulterbra1 :
,.Serr, bin i'd bierber 9efemnten, mid
unb meme Brant bon Sbner fdlehts
MAIDEN ODER mid tranen 81 lallen2 Sd
erinnere Gle an SIRE 4FiGt ~ Dieft
Gcene 1T IN Der Shat Elm 1lnicunll
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
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@berfff 8erFauf SIN GenidBbeit elmer venditio
~ exponas gerorbnun3 an mid seridtet uno
lberItefert pom benz MGtb0Ten G9aucerp @etibt p9n
90uibfon Co., Eelt1s., Bel feiem Geptembers5e
1858, merle icb 3llm STfentIlden gerfanf an ben
@aetitbietenben 0eaeus baare Rablmng am @Ourthous
thor IL Der Gt16t glnibuiHe am Sonnabeuo, ben
%. Tebrunr 1869, Ma1ftebenb bei6riebenes @uaoeiz
aenfhum brinaesi, ntmIid: MIIe 3ed6te, TifeI, Vas
ipriis4e uMb SnfereHen brirGen, ueIdbe 9err v. 8.
4feGmeu, i1t., In iinh an BEN 8erm6gen pon u. g..
ReGmeH, FEM, bat, iute fOte In feinem gEinen err
Elfrt nb, Der eingetragen wssrbe i'm 8uebe bea Zee
ftamente NIB SSnpertarien SO. Il 1uf Soften 1OS,
104, los nnb 400, 20. 6ebrnol 1858 BON benz &enntp
Court @lert pou DGpfnlom Gouutp, Eenn. Ane nit
Gmeu, iun. nm elmer greeution ge9en st. 8. yees
Gwen, FEM, nno Anbere iinh SH @uniteu non SoLte
%. McGmen fur $3s583 .s4s Snterefien uno Rotten
barouf III eenitgelt. 8eeeben ben 2. Sebruar 1863.
81 6. Dr. o onDI6i on, SbeEiff,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19

&hsrifr ssgsrtauf. Sm 0smasbett eins.hsEi
~ facias &erprbnuna hes Md5tbdrenG bnncerp
@ettf1ts unn DnuibfDn Gnuntn, 9etneNee, an
MID gert9tst uub iiberIiefert BET feinem bftpbers
EerIlsi 1908 nsEbe ib sum Bffenti9eR 8ertmf an
ss,s Mstostsssa seeen bare 8akaug in ame
ab n B, ben D. @drs 1869, nadfebenh befbrtebenes
y s1i.aeelgs MUM stee3tes 2itels ass
an benz Got in <Naihutge beisst, af ueIdem er
tuobnt, beatssueub on SeHn BfGmns 6ii6ede an
@berrpfyabe pom b1 eenannter StraBe eutIana so
StB mad benz 6ftebbbfe Idufeub mad %. Betudu' q
Gde NON ba IN reebten RiHteIn nit 9etpup's ainie
S25 Sub, raebr ober peuiser, uad efnem 9cbI unb
pom Sa parallel NIT errerer Sinie SO S,ss na6 eBrl
BrpIpns Dffedes non BE- n re6tem @fnfeI NIT
groDns 2ire 224 SUB mehr pher rnerttset mad benz
ns9angspunft, ueldbes baffeIbe Gigenfhum III, 6es
angsnani,ten 4ooI ron Sobn spms6sn Abertraeen
ptsrSe fe5egsAH %. Settle 602 gtegtfetseffee e.
wnrne oa1slbe ipatsr nm $. %. NanSoIph a. scs
naunten eQol lbertrage ntttteIs nrl9nhe, en1etra<
gen Il Bud 80, settle 405, iporanf ebsntana neaen
Sef1rstbnng perrDieien ruiro un6 nit Bet4lGe bes
tegt ais oas Gtgentbum Don 6. S. g. Foel, nm ets
nef execution IN nsetneR 96nben fir $84.12 nebfi
Eoiten 81 9uniten non Tcaensie silnb Nindin ,tnh
gesen q. s. Ncol mno Mnoere 81 senHesn. @ees1
pen ben 70. SSailuar 1852
Y. aR. 8 ondtb 10 II, Sheriff..
feoz .9irb Sam. g. NaribaH, Deputy.
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%bertff's &crEduf.--syu @enaaEbeif elmer ven
aberltefert Dom MbtbGren Circuit @ert3t non 9as
utofoH Gountp, 9enH.s bel ietnem Sanu0r 9ers
mtrs 1859, werbe t9 gum 6ffentlt9en gerfanf an
boisrE tn Der Gtabt R0fbpi1e am Gonns
aben1 ben 9. @drt 1863, nadbSfebenb befd6ries
nene Eanoereen uno @ebdult seitea bfinaen, rilims
fbIi IN GipiIbiltriGt 81 -, S. q 81 seorss.t ME
folet 8brDli9 con @tb Rpl1 VI. 6uaQias, SitIid5
pom Stens Mausr anc Aazs BEATS adil6eret, fiSI
2Hn0erets ndieG9e lpn4 an a. Dilddine IL Der cst
connG nber bic 3llteriaHeuiH6it See perffcrbsrerl
Sobn 3uggins sueeipFn&en rDttbr sssb NIT HeSt6Iaa
beIegf aI6 0as Gtgeutbun non W. F5iloafe I'M ei
ner GxeeutiOH IN retnen 2GnDen ~ Ts1es ~. -,
SoHn %. S6nseA uAD 0eGen d aD Garter ,sssS
1r S26.f47, neb 5fstereen unb Rotten a, ns,,scss
Ieaeben ben 8. Tebru0E 1869 " ss"Ass"'
8. ~. DDuaItfon Sber,s,
feb9 Nr9 ", =. @atHes, Tepritp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19

~ go (479e1 fsE So
Sbcriff 2Serfanf.- Sn genGBbeit elmer
Tenditio exponas RerOrSnang an mid ses
tfet unb fberIiefett pom MdtbnrenG q6ncerp @eridt
pnn 9optbion Gountpg TesIn., BET ietnera OCTOBER
Termif1, 1885, wsrbe it 3iH 6iIentIiden @eSfouf an
ben Neiabietenbeu Gegen barre 3abIung am Court
5oiistHor in Der Stnot geafbpifIe am nm b.,
BEN 81. Rdrs 1863, 6aB na9Iteben6 bef9riebenen
2Gu6ere unb Gebdnli1 feiten bringen, ndmlid5: Gin
Stid o6er EbeiI 2ano beIegen un6 beitnbtid I'M Gis
uiIbitritt Ro. GapiOicn GcMntp, Eenn. hesrenst
mite foIgt; 8eGinnt an Der Rorhweitede non Got SO.
IN Sbermanfons AooitinR 81 RafbptAe, IHuft ron
ba iHsli@ Al Sui entlans Der sinis seHannter se.s
na@ Der sorOmeede poH Got SO 49, IN Genanilteni
gIair IanFi non ba "a TtlB unb Soa Bli1 NIT Der
2inie genannten aots mad Der Ginte pom 1arbiug's
Got BON ba n5rbEid ga Sitb unb 8oH nit genanns
ten 4IGn, pom ba "a 6aB Mnb SOL senonntss 2inie
entIang ~ benz MubsGngspnntt (feHe &anfbrief on
s. .. @initon, R.gifters GfFce, o. s. g., BUD IS,
Sette 402) nno NIT gef6Iag beIegt ass has Gigens
thum pom s. .. Binft0ns nm elmer GTeetliion ~ met
men 6dnheIi Oh @uMften uDn Me2nngblin nrb Butler
rno geeen Rarp eroIun unb Mnbere fur $26uf5 Nebt
Sntereien unh Rotten su Geniigen. @egebsn ben Is.
Sebruaf 1869.
6. R. . ounLbf on, Sberiff.
ftbl6 ourd R. &. @aines, Deputy.
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G%berfff 0erFGrf. Sn Gemd6bett NIT srpei yen@
~ ditto exponas 8erorouuneen an mid 9eti9tst
ufS aberItefelt Don benz M6tbaren Gbancer1 Geridbt
pen Daui6fon Co., Tenn bel feinem Sftobers
Terutrl 1858, iperbe idb gum 6emItHen Beftauf an
ben Meiibieterben eegen baare 8ahIilng am Gomrtf
boustbor in Der Stabt NnibplH cam Spnnaben b,
Sen N. Rita 1869, naditeben6 bei&riebene Rdns
Seret ,Iiin Standardization brtnee,t, uGmlib: Gin
Slid cher 9betl annb, beieeen uiS befnoli9 I'M Ct
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BUD TO- Setfft $50 unb 56l) nnb laAft BON ea lorss
rueftlidb 40 Su6 an Der 2inie bes eenannten 2ats;
pon hG ueftli@ 40 6ubiN rebten &Intely gnsbr poer
meniger mad her frenaenben 4aep aptf9en Gberrp=
uub SlimnleriroBe pen ea tiioIi IN re1ten 2eirten
genannter AIep sr tIang 30 SUI pom 9 IN re4ten
BinfeI 6ftIi9 40 SUP na1 BEN Ausgansspnntte Iinb
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fbum BON Sfaae 4orI, I'm elmer Eecutton IN metnen
Sdnhen, aa Gunfen poi m. 3. 2opel, g. Y. M :,
uii0 aegett fnoc 9nuI nn5 Anoere fur $470. 81 Iebt
Sntereffen Mno Rotten s seniger. @eseben ben 10.
Sebrilr 1885,.
Ser. 9pnaIbfon, S6eriff,
ff6 bur1 81 g. gatnss, Depatp
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