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MAINE.
REPEAL OF the UsURY LAws

REPEAL. OF THE UsURY LAWS.
Augusta. Feb. 2j.-The bill for the repeal of
Usury passed the House to-day without any
opposition 1t allows parties to agree upon the desired
rate OF interest The school book uniformity scheme
killed in both branches The Hon. Il. A. Pike goes 10
Washington tomorrow. He will come here represen.
tative from Calais In place OF WiddeD resigned,
election can be held.
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HOME NEHS
TUV WEATHER

TIKI WEATHER
sFv.yoRE. HON. Thor Bar Wind. Honr Tttr Htf WIND
Fel2 $50 2asb y. w. ~ IAt1 w
24G2 y. W. 9 ~ 1870 W.
28o 2a56 W.NW. II 2so 2a53 VS.
Remarks: Morning very windy 20 SUNRISE slightly
cloudy from midnight 20 g. and from to little cloudy
at noon Afternoon-wndy; little cloudy to 3; slightly
cloudy, s:l5 to OBS little cloudy 5;25 Eyening-Windy
little cIoudy q; slightly cloudy 6O TO 745; clear 10
900 slightly cloudy 94o 1920; very cloudy II. Note
-2lth-From Ii p. in TO midni ght very windy clear
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TENNESSEE.
nm TITTEENTH AMENDMENT.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2j.-The Senate to-day
cODcurred in the House resolution relative to the
Fifteenth Amendment Resolutions have been adopted
10y both Houses investigate the charges against A.
Fletcher Secretary Of state Of fraud in the sale OF a
cultural land scrip donated to Tennessee by Congress
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JAMES EXPECToHAST is both palliative
Lt1 oluvs 10 al Laur oempsat. Bourbt' &C. ,.taHdsi
remedy iaf al cast sai Cola, ltl us,i oly ul'io pros, t.
~olib. Sold e,euvter,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

ANoTHER IIoRsE LEFr.-E. HOLMES, Muir
You dssbts,s have that haze td
ltms1 10 1ft s stable
oT have atohst bpfse st Fetar Hrh
Gran ALIHs IEttSAsrHI house. loHs irr.r.
Bfo0ilyb. F,h q i8sL
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MISSOURI.

ADDTIoNAL AMENDMENTS TO THE sfATE con-
STiTUTION.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2j-The State Senate yestcr-
day adopted further constitutional amendments be
submitted 10 the people, providing that enfranehised
persons shall have the right TO hold Office and
Jurors.
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The genuine TEXAN LmBIG's EXTRACT %
hElI 10 tbs test ADD elsagsst
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Kentucky.

Patterson ana SJc Tue ITO, Henry L. Dawes Of Mass"-
chusetts, and The lion Ames L Boliord Of Indiana.
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,sisu.iD SHEPPARD BoMASs. Aeaary.
TIE sregou be buns,s Of eleven mouihs onI
ne Seal year Comp,ny las hitherto COMMENCED the a daI
ofFe5a "a expired upoa tho 3 day Of January. For several
year, , Superintendent Of The I5slros Department Of his State
A, urge, s Company make ihe s' ouoish,
ygflit to tie pro-oIs,of special statute
AuloIas change Tie Boa q Tusises h nseng jan
uarJ 3h last, decided arrived sbsu compliance -ih
The ot1s HiL9ts, both sIlesni ni proper ald
male tssgr Hereafter she tieAl fihe Con
p.st the l, Of JInuaJ g. ib Do" dsy Of pse'@
b.f. both dats llcgafe
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LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Appo BfosI, Liverpool FEB l. Add QuteusioSn Sh
a Boston a. uJse.
SsA,hp Ausdle Erl.s. Gt,eoI FEB &c. and hey Wet ?ob
iCds. snd
steamship ChAIle,ton Berry Charleston. mdse and past,
Bns Amelia Ctiettua taL Aoiso Naples ~ daJ. fruit aud bri
stone
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHlALttON s. G. f,h X-Ar',d steamship James Aiget
Gull BALTIMORE Minnie Miller do Orslan do
Israbe. Woods Hole sehfs Virginia Dare, P-rguaus, n
H. H. King. Baltimore. sailed steamship fal'ou baltimore
RSAyASsAH, Ga feh 2S-Arrrei. steamship LEO SeNlors
SPOKEN.
Shin W Loreu Of aud from Hamburg oI Boston, Feb -
lat ~ -, long 70 TO-
DISASTERS.
LnNDoS Feb 2S1hr Lime Cumming which arrived AZ Geho,
distress discharged her She found Ia be badly damaged
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CLOTHES WRINGEHs of ali kinds repaired al
% COartandtst y \. Il q. BEOwENs. Gshefal AgruL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

. PAPERS, TWINS. THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
WILLARD Ohos IId HsfuOon 10 ard ~ Broaa~ Mes
Nsrt
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SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS
oP THE
CHICAGO And SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Principal aud Interest payable IN GOLD at the American FIeb,u,.
National Ba"E Of Ne"lof% Coupons payable May November,
free Of -
GOVERNMENT TAX.
The Cbsgo and Southwestern Railway connection with IN, M,s
branch fbe Chicago Rock Island and Pacse Road DIRpcp
EXTENSION Of the old Chicago and Rock Road from cbn,
Iowa miles THROUGH THE RICHEST PORTIONS op Iowa
AND MISSOURI TO THE CITY OF LBAyESwoRTH Kansas
thus constituting almost direct line from CHICAGO Con.
mefcial Metropolis Of Kansas aud the Missouri Valley.
The Geld for this Road throughout the South West one. M
connection With Chicago direct and all It's connections
MOST VALUABLE and important any Road in existence
The whole issue Of Bonds amounts TO Eve millions and corsss
erst mortgage Of the entire property ftbe Company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

ADOPTION OF A STATE coNsTTUTIoN-M0C,Y'
MENT PREMATURE-POVEkIf or aOi YIN
.rrnn-PEsnuRCES OF TIE ILRItlIOk1.
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Boots! Boots! Boots!

IF YOU WANT A PAIR OF BOOTS
that you can wear on a wet day, without getting your
feet wet. 90 to CLARK'S on Fort Street, ana see II you
do not get what you Want--a good article ana one tna'
will be worth your money.
N. BID good fit guaranteed, or no SAFE.
MISUNDERSTANDING, No. A. Fort street,
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Tbe Secret Treaty.

Considerable excitement was produced through
out England about the close of July, about a
secret treaty between Franco and Prussia, pub
lished in the Times, by which these powers were
to divide Belgium, France of course to have the
lions share. The telegraph reports it as follows
LONDON, July 25th.-The Times publishes the
projected treaty submitted by the French to the
Prussian Government, and guarantees Its authen-
ITCHY. The preamble sets forth that the King OF
Prussia and the Emperor of the French, in order to
strengthen the friendship, ETC., conclude the sub
joined treaty.
In the first article, Napoleon admits and recognizes
the late acquisitions of Prussia from Austria.
Second-The Prussian King engages to facilitate
the French acquisition of Luxembourg.
Third-The Emperor acquiesces in the union OF
the North and South German States, Austria ex-
cepted.
Fourth France finding it necessary to absorb
Belgium, Prussia lends her assistance to that measure.
The fifth is the usual article Of offensive and de-
fensive alliance between the two nations.
The official organ of the French Government
Immediately published an editorial in which it
said that after the treaty of Prague, in 1866,
several conferences were held at Berlin between
Count Won Bismarck and the French Ambassador,
on the subject of a proposed alliance. Some OF
the ideas set forth in the Times were then ad-
yanced. but the French Government never had
any kn0WIeu8e Oh INC prOJ0C1 CoCiiOSo oHN
far as the propositions which were discussed al
the interviews mentioned, the Emperor rejected
them. It added that the treaty was secret, as a
project reduced to writing and vaguely formed
it was within the cognizance, not only OF the
Governments of France and Prussia, but England
and Belgium, and it is said was in the hands Of
the English Government from the very beginning
to this. The London Daily Netrs responds
We take upon ourselves to assert that oul
Partisan contemporary is misinformed that the
text Of the produced treaty was never in thu
hands of the English Government, and first came
under the eyes of its Ministers when it was pub
Iished in the Times"
From all that has tranepired, the facts would
appear to be, that the treaty was in the form o
a rough draft, Drawn up by the French Minister
at Berlin, that copies of it were in the possession
of the English and Belgian legations; but tina
it had not been officially brought before either O.
the four Governments for action. The discovery
and publication of it just at this time has created
much excitement, and shows what schemine
diplomatists can do.
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PASSENGERS.

FEoN sAS FRAxcIsco-Per Ajax, August 2lstDHlss wary
craen p A schaefer, II Bland, Daniel Allen, ID FOsteI,
Wc,bsrbie Miss G Davis, G II Burgess, Mrs Z Z Arms n
W n Dayis Miss d A May, Henry May, A Jaeger {
N Mann John Walls, James Mckay, Jno Ganagher' III
Prohl, and 10 others Mort. NJ
In transitu for Mem Zealand ana 1Stn ~. n Hobson.
r. - SHreatman. r Montorsu, Mrs r Montorau, Rev 1 H NJ
- rife ~ Farnan and wife, Miss Annie Casey, lhOsD - %
ID / Nelson. Robt Wallace, VI W Elliot, mail agent IN %
othens-S5. .h ID
From VICTORIA, v. I.-Per III r Jordan' AusuS' ~
C. Johnson-l. H.,
FRoN SYDNEY AND AUCKLAND Per NCnga SeaTIe
August 25th-U Colyer, p Sarson, J Cay rev me- G.
SSayle Master Searle. Peter Williams, Joseph "hha"S' "
Trimble and So in transit fer San Francisco-oz-
Fou GuASo IsLAxDs-Per c. NJ Ward, August iS'h-NO
Hawaiian laborers-
Fop saw FR ,ScIsco-Per Ajax, Aug. 25-DrF BsaHn neiI
Mis- HuQllgg8 Tss DI Rove YNegg1Bs kSSRFeif, a #aIfott, 4 .
Auen1 s W Meyer, Miss May Severance, Mrs M0od"Srta) !
IarTsft q won Gossnitz. Geo Charlton, Joseph Dillon, = we
her. Aug. Cramer, Geo Waltz, Ang Yee, Mother Des AngSs'
Mis-. NJ songham, and 81 in transit from sydney anu Au
Iaul-Ti
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under Prince Charles and Won Bittenfeid were
concentrating near Metz.
The French army was under Field Marshhi
Mcmahon until the defeat of August o. ~neh
Marshal Bazaine was placed in command we
cannot learn from the dispatches just wnere tue
main French army was after August o. unless IL
fell hack towards the city of Metz, where the
next great battle was expected to take place. VI
il NAV have been decided by the french oenerai
to make a stand at Strasbourg, where a Dattfe
may take place. a
This brief sketch will enable our readers Win
the aid of a map, to know just wherein tWoarmles
have been. where the battles have been iougn''
ond where the next battles will be. IL was
s,rnosed before the arrival of the mail, tnat tne
fighting would be confined to the khenlsh fro
vinees. and perhaps carried into Prussia. instead
&C that. So RAPIDLY have the German armies moved
chat the battles will probably all be on French
territory. The advantage which Prussia mas
Gained has been mainly owing to her superior
military system. So complete is 1t, that Within t"o
n,ooLs ofter the declaration of war she had under
orns sOO 600 soldiers, made the first attack, ana
.;rad a victory on French soil. 1t is SIM
NV a repetition of the extraordinary military
tactics and skill displayed in the last war WIFI
Austria. The whole plan of that campaign "af
said TO have been drawn up In Berlin, before I'll.
Generals left for the field, and every part Oh 1
Tos carried out according to the programme
"Sa,+od In This way. unity of action in ever
6enartment of the service is gained, and success Il
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.


2O-Schr Lnka, from Hawaii
2O-Schr Warwick, John Bull from MolokaL
2I-Am stmr Ajax, Floyd, % days from San FranelscO-
af-Schr Kate Lee. West, from Hawaii
2I-Schr Nerthe Merrill, Quincy from Maui
2l-Schr Ea Moi. Powers, from Maui
2f-schr Manuokawai- NIakahi, from Mali-
2l-Schr Marlia. BerriIL from Hawaii
23-Schr Hattie, Nika- from kauli-
N-BHt brig Robert CCwan, Weeks, 30 days from
Victoria, l.
2t-san salvador ship Dolores Ugarte, saul, ~ days
from Macao.
2t-Schr Wai0la, Duloit, from Mani.
25-Am three-masteds ehr A r Jordan, Perry, 70 days
from Victoria, v T.
ZS-Brt stmr WOuga WOnga, Stewart, . days from
sydney, via Auckland, IS days
2s-Schr Mary Ellen. Harrison from Maui
2S-Schr Pauahi, Bahstier, % days from Johnstons i1L-
2G-Schr Kitty Cartwright, from Kauai
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DATES e ED
AT wHITNEY's
Commercial News Depot,
by THE
STEAMSHIP AJAX, AUGUST 2ISL
HARPER,s WEEKLY July %, 90 Angus. :

Subscribers uhO do not receive their papers, iShen dd'e
tised in this last as r~eeefued, should send notice
thereof By return mail.
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Carriage and Sign Painting.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PRO-
Il cured the services of a competent workman 10 the hneo
Carriage and Sign Painting, is now prepared 70 carry 0 q .nat
branch of trade in connection with his other business. Sign
writing, Gliding and Ornamental Painting OF every description
executed in the best manner, and on reasonable terms.
NJ BENFIELD,
742 6m "a and 10 King Street, Honolulu-
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DEPARTU II ES.

:. 2O-Sehr Jenny. Lambert, for Kauai.
eO-Schr Fairy Queen, Smith, for kauai-
Gam schr T. VI Ward, Hatfield, for Guano Islands
22-Schr Warwick, John Bull, tor NolOkai-
21-Schr Manuokawai, Makahi, for Maui
23-Nor Ger ship Solo, Rehse, for HOwiands Island
Z3-Schr Ka Moi, Powers, for Maui
IO-Schr Active, Menish, for Maui
23-Schr Luka, for Hawaii
25-Am stmr Ajax, Floyd, Tor san FRANCISCO
25-Schr Hattie. Nika- for kauai-
2d-Schr Kate Lee, West, for Hawaii
26-Schr Nettie Merrill, Cluney, FOR Maui
26-Schr Narida. Berrim- for Hawaii
26-Schr Kfnau, Wshia, for Maui
26-Brt stmr Wonga Nonga, stewart Tor Aucklanh
n u. and sydney, ~ : w.
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ships MafIs.
Rates Of Postage.
MEMORANDA

REPORT OF STEAMSHIP WoNeA WoNsA Tine oO"ya
R,noo- John Stewart, commander, left Auckland at . r
:, the 7tb August. with q fresh breeze from the north"ard'
vbicb. on the morning of the sth, increased to a heavy gaze,
aceompanied with tremendous seas, causing the necessity Vi
easing the engines. which continued until the lOth, When .e
- harIed 10 the y y E and E y l., with heavy head seas;
,i ~ the equator. which was crossed in Longitude .
m "a ~ Iath sie.ted Jarvis Island on the same day. Al
- = = 10Th p,ssed Fanning's Island. distant about enc
MI si1b,ei oahu al 5 p VI Of the 24th, and anchored on
Uonolulu AT 10 P VI. Sighted no ships.
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HAWAIIAN CLuB.-By a private letter from Boston
we learn that a reunion of the Hawaiian Club IN
Gliding Hawaiians and friends of Hawaii' was neld
INV %. at the residence of Charles Brewer, Esq, in
Roxburv. There we're 76 guests present, including
Gh;aT IrS,ice Auen and lady. Judge Austin and lady, Dr., An
arSn and his family. DIR. Clark and others. 1t lasted from
tbree O'Clock p. M, till evening, and is representa- q asn
beId at Boston. 1t seems to have been an echo oil our one
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
Der beife 4Sias, um einc SfGbntas
fCbiue III faufeit, 1T Sa,

SSembcn! !6cmScr
iprrotn auf BsHelurs eod unb aIs ebtu 10 aui ,Oie
ir0eno ius6e arbere in Baltimore anaeisrgts nit geug
auf etof sssure 4rbsit uno Gutitsu earantirt iiir
81 .25 BET Gfesinnis in Sr. 81, ESea'9altimprc.
frdae (1O9-20l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

Rr. 141, Sapette', slpdru Rart' ure Soparo'r.,
bat 80 Sabre Der SpsjGIbebanblun9 bon Reruet' uno
aDrperidmdde, prganiidrr @nttrafhlna II, ~. uro
aaer arantbcien, Die BON Der 9nostrstton uno Ius.
ibweiin8cn berribren, 9eDiome @bronilbe arant'
unb barntrebenoe Mitiel Yiibts asbolru be blrd,
Drtlitss WitrI in Sagen tiiriIib sra iuselo8ere
uebcl in 8 3usen. Ueoijmen ienpet er 6ur6 4oh
oorr GgpreB trSenoiuobin. Gprcdfunoen bon 9-1al
ubr, 2-6 nbr. 4ss--9 abr @benos 9auernne Seiluns
Qardntirt. (Wprtl2S, 12Wn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
SunFfe QScae.

Sn 0Cm 8ei60ftslOfal oes relhen SanoeIs
BERN berrI6te am Wor9en nab ienem AberO
0aIeIbe bunte uno betpe8te Gebrn unO Ereis
ben.
SIM Ra9ajn uno auF Ocm QoFe tonntc aud
Der aufmertiamlte 8eobadJter Nitts entOGdeu,
Was iDn gu Der Wermutbun8 9eIibrt bate,
Dab i'm @ei6dft oOer in Der 6amilie oes
9anoelsberrn Elm tieF ein9rCifenOes uuo TO
renoes Grei8uiB iih Su8etrG8cn babtn mliic
SoGar in ben 3u8en Oes @befs mar ni5t5
Serartises Su iinOtn, i'm 0e8entbeiI, Der Glt2
9err 3et9tc ii9 al Oieitn Wor8en iebr Ieut
ieli8 uno 9eiprdGi8 gum 8ro6en Grltaunen
GttO's, Der nidt abnte, oab oieic &eoieIigtelt
nur cine bere6nete WtGste mar.
Der Su6balter ibieu Oic5 5u Oermutben,
oenn oft rubte Ietn 8ld auf ocm letren Stuble
beg iun8cn 9trrn, unO bon BORT i3Weiite CT
pruttnO, lauernO auf oas 8eli9t 0es S9efs,
Der emi9 arbtitete.
Gs itIuB SsDn llbr, GranJ mar NOD nitt
eri6ienen.
Ser Gorrefponoent battle Ctto i5pn einigc
WIale ptroblen GugeioBeu uuo ibn ourb ct
nen bejeibnen0en Sltd nuI ben feGrcn Slit
aufncttam 8cmabt, Otto cab fi9 ben Nn
lheln, ols usrlteDe CT 6itie ltummt Spr0De
nid)t.
3a, nit oem &lodeniDtagc 3tbu rauspttc
Der alte 9err iib, o0nn nGbm er GerGWbbon
cine Priie
"a propos, mein SObn bat cine Reiic an
getreten, pon DER CT in 0en trlten Boden njdJt
iuradtebrn wiro," nGte CT nit laltrm
@Ieibmutb, Id tbeite 5bnen oas wit, fir
ben 6an SemanO oOn Sbnen oaruber bcIrGAt
pirn."
Der Budbatter nittc, Elm bdmji4er, hos
batter 3uS 8Iitt iu@tis uber iein ba8eres De
litt.
Ser 9trr I6uBe i'm aui oieIcr Reiie," CT.
nloerte er uouI OaB ibm tcin lln8Iit wioer'
fabre"
,9err Sammer, sic wtroen 10 longe Die
RaIle iibernebmen, fubr Der Gbef fort, o9ne
ole antwort gu bcudter, pber III Der SblhliI,
ieben sic nob, ob Der StItan0 NIT ocm SaI'Nz
bude ii6erelnItmmt.
Ser Correspondent blitte Otto an, 0ls
oh er fraaen iUolle, pns or oaju lnRt, abcr
ct ienite iofort bic 98impern, ols er ben
Ylid oes G9efs 3urneno auf iib 9eribtet lab.
SD ratbe Sbnen Allen, iidl in feline Usrs
mutbunqcn hb!r Die ReiIe meines Sobnes
sinsnlaiien, .iaats Der e9ef unO Der 2On, in
lpelbem ct olelc Qporte iprah, UcrriGtb, onB
5SOl8en baben tpnntr, ,,penn sic 9etrN9t mar
ben, o pei9en sic elner beaimmten Antport
aus"
Der Yu9balter bate laneiam uno bor.
lidti9 ben elernen 8eloIhrGnt ee6iinct, Der
in elmer ounisln @de 0es @omptoirs Itano, er
rdumte ben Jnbalt oeIieIteu aus uno begann
5u sGblen.
Der nite Serr nabm feline Irbeit mieOer
aut BON 3ett 3u 3elt itreifte icin Blid ct.
Itoblen Die iungen Seute. Die ibm teinen Nn.
LAB iur Qeieoerboluna einer G8arnung Ga
ben
(6oriebuns Olst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

Sn 9es Wtoines, Soma, besriinoetsn
Die 8sutiden Clubs bel Yrauern uno g8irs
then, um benz Sonnta8s5wange gu eni8eben.
Ser Brauer Nulmann, oieierbalb oerlla8t,
tpuroe 5reiaejprsden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18

Nur nobel! - Gin Reiienocr idreibt
BON 9bibuabua (Wtrito) er babe bort einen
Ean3plab bsiudt, Rbsr osiien Ginsau9 ein
Ylafat tolaenoen Snbolts anssbra1t NOR:
r5erren obne Soien meroeu nibt su9eloI:
len !" (@alp. union.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-18
Drirf-liaf.

kAP S~V$%s
Srt,Ie, pebe In Der ssltrisen sun" anstislsi ilno
uHO Ssm a'aHss HatS Ssatd,ss ,aansesorsn;
QIrranper, Mrs 8ttiit; glbrabam, gRiB 4bbie !;
Nmos, Wirs Sane Nuiien, IRrs An Wlerunoer.
aora s esSHsG W Gai5ar % Saasr @ wrs s sOE seSina anna
~; Siiaer, Martba eamanu @ib euen; Geiiin.
ger. aRrs Sransis u e1aitus. Sarrist Sap. Rrs 6 ;
Qarmon Mrs Charlotte; Sarbau9b ytrs Softmann,
Uirs 5ulia o. Softmann, wirs Wnr9aretbe Gum.
yin 5u!Ia Seller ptrs " 81 sirt9,r gliB G!Srtneei
WliB Clara aloore. 5ulta Yipefer, lRiB Utarp & /;
@binebart. Wig Ytara Hgpp. Wtrs . . sd)lsp. MB
garS = i satps. 9lTs 4 2; sd,Isp, ytrs artSar thur
gDalbmann Wrs gBm QBtltr, W,ra saute 6 gBilucr
Wtrs Rsbsita !; Wilt. WtiB e.; g9ilbern, MB VI Is ;
albert Germ srrsg5sifssi snn,rsss ss,ob ,.rn,ns,,
o ganmsnm. ann nsr h saasr Srho.r rSU 9trnms \
gepsr. .; Bbarns, Pros'ior Bird, 9oiepb o 9ir.
tsnlai 2snrp; Yeran i}rsoerid SOlolo. SEQ Yrune
Clement. Gbas 5auins, INN s; 9srJcd. Sob; BNb.
man. " y; 6dbott. Citing. g W s.; Grsoemann
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