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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-26
Rev. Mr.. Talmadge, Of BROOKLYN, N.

Rev. Mr.. Talmadge, Of Brooklyn, N.
T. says ne has no faith in religion
made mp OF equal parts of wormwood.
vinegar and red pepper. When man
comes to his house to talk of religion
with a lugubrious countenance. and
manner full Of sniffie and dolorousness.
ne feels like saying to his wife, "You
had better lock up the silver before our
visitor steals anything"
stephen Lowrey proudly boasts that
he killed Col. Wishart. He does this
publicly, and in the presence of the
friends OF the murdered man, and vet no
one raises hand against him, or at
tempts to avenge the death of one who
sacrificed his life for tho safety of the
community.
The pews of Methodist church on
the boundary line between Pennsylva-
MA and Ohio stand in the former State.
and the pulpit in the latter. They are
bothered to conduct marriage services
legally and gracefully at the same time.
at that sanctuary.
The discovery is announced in Hun
gary OF an almost entire human skele-
ton, together with q stone hammer, at a
depth which, according to the theories
OF mordern geologists, would prove that
man must have existed long before the
''mammoth age."
Jesse Underwood, famous mountain
desperado. and one for whose apprehen.
sion a reward OF $500 is offered, was
killed In Carter County, Kentucky, on
the 7th instant, while in the act of enter
ing another mans stable.
Newberg damsol has framed the
vRrHy0t q I1r l.
for breach OF promise of marriage, and
has hung it conspicuously in her parlor,
as frightful warning t.. all triaers.
An eagle was killed on the plantation
of Mr.. Sheldon Chapman, in Liberty
County, Ga, on the Ith inst, lnensur-
ing seven feet from tho tip of one wing
to the other.
The Astor House boasts of an old gen
tleman, who registered his name on the
books Of the hotel the first day it
opened, and has been there ever since, n
period of nearly thirty -four years.
The intelligent compositor has broken
ont at Natick, where, aided by the vigi-
liant proof-reader, he entered into con
splracy against dead clergyman, and
remarked. "Fraud after fraud departs -
Fort Valley man has invented par
lor still, which sets ou the mantelpiece
and distils ten gallons per day.
Colonel "Tom Scott" is President of
only twenty-six railway companies, With
an aggregate salary of $176,O0
Atlanta, Ga, has an undertaken with
the suggestive name Of Bonefeld.
The population of North Carolina is
610. 47O whites and 391, $50 colored.
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The BALTIMORE CONVENTION. The
Executive Committee Of the Democratic
party in South Carolina, as it was oraa-
nized in 1868, has issued call for O
State Convention, to meet in Columbia
on the 11th of June next. We have
heretofore expressed the opinion that
it would be unwise and impolitio to send
delegates from South Carolina to the
National Democratic Convention, and
we have failed to observe, in the light of
recent events, any good reason 10 change
this opinion. It is argued that we should
be represented Of Baltimore, in order to
impress upon our Northern political
allies the necessity for an endorsement
OF the Cincinnati nominees, or, at least,
to prevent an antagonism between the
Liberal Republicans and Democrats, by
exerting an influence against the nomi-
nation of Democratic ticket. But. let
us suppose that the influence OF South
Carolina would fail to accomplish this
result. What is then proposed by the
advocates OF representation at Balti-
more? Should the majority determine
to put straight-out Democratic ticket
in the field, the delegates from every
State would be forced to sustain the no.
mination, or retire from the Convention.
In the latter event, their action would
be misconstrued, and have an unhappy
effect upon the general result. We
would not be willing to place delegates
in false position, and yet there would
be no alternative in the event of q sepa-
rate nomination at Baltimore, for it is
conceded on every hand that the only
hope in South Carolina at this time con-
sists in abstaining from this identical
oourse. It is within the range OF proba-
bilities that split may OCCUR in the Ra-
dical ranks, when the anti-Radical ele-
ment might choose the most liberal wing
for temporary alliance, in order to ef-
feot muoh-needed reforms in the State
Government. A delegation from South
Carolina to the National Democratic
Convention would effectually CLOSE the
door against such probability, and
once more cement the Radical party in
this State. Non.action is the wisest
policy just now, in our Judgment. and
for this reason we will not advise the
Democrats to send delegates from this
County to the proposed State Conyen.
tion.-Anaerson Aaielligencer.
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Dissolution,
COLUMBIA. 8 O., May IS, 1872.
FuNHE firm Of CHAMBERS j. co. is this dav
Il dissolved, by mutual consent, and J, s.
CHAMBERS only is authorized to close up the
concern. CHAMBEES H. TO
Nav 26
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Financial and oomrnerolai.

g New YORK, May 25-Noon. Stocks
unsettled: Gold steady, at 1875. Money
firm. at 5. Exchange-long 95s; short
10x. Governments steady and dull.
State bonds firm and steady. Cotton
nominally 10. higher; sales 8O2 bales-
uplands 1888; Orleans 2524. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat shade frmer.
Corn advancing. Pork quiet-mess
1875. Lard dull-steam 9}6@9L.
Freights steady.
7P. M.-The bank statement shows
loans have decreased $4,000. 600; specie
increased 1915, 900; legal tenders in
creased 2250,000; deposits increased
1876. 900. Cotton nominal; sales 1,137
bales - uplands 25I&; Orleans 25%.
Flour quiet and unchanged bet
ter on spring; winter unchanged. Corn
firmer, at 40 74a6. Pork a shade
easier, ut 13.65@l3.75. Lard shade
tirmer, at 5000 SIG. Freights steady.
Sales OF cotton for future delivery to
day. 1890 bales, as follows: May
2411-16, "a 1916; Juno 24sa, 25; July
249, 25 3-16; August "a 11-l6, "a 1916;
September 222s, % GIG; October 2OI,
wa; November 1917; December 1917.
Money SOC. Sterling steady. Gold
1879 (9 1874. Governments advanced
1000, closing strong. States closed
dull and steady.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-Cotton strong;
receipts 336 bales; sales 795-last even
ing 205; stock 4 4,425. Flour and wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn frmer-
white 77@78; yellow 73@75; Western
mixed 72(073. Oats strong-Southern
6OCD52. Provisions quiet. Whiskey 80
@9l.
BOSTON, May 25.-Cotton strong
middIing 251a@255s; receipts Liz
bales; sales 300; stock $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn dull and unchanged.
Whiskey dull. at IS. Mess pork quiet,
ut 1915. Bacon unchanged. Lard
quiet.
CINCINNATI, May 25.-Flour demand
light; holders firm-family 8.75@9 90.
Corn, lard and mess pork unchanged
and quiet. Bacon demand light and
holders firm shoulders 516; sides 71l9
IN. Whiskey in fair demand and nd-
vanced sales at sc.
CHARLESTON. May 25.-Cotton strong
-middling 23Is@2334; receipts 127
bales; exports 19J; sales 400; stock
9,00a.
SAVANNAH. May 25-Cotton firm
middling %; receipts BIG bales; sales
1926; stock 8,693.
AUGUSTA, May 25.-Cotton holders
firm. with light offerings aud few buyers
-middling %; receipts so bales; sales
22O.
W1nM1NaroN, May 25.-Cotton firm
niddiing %; receipts 20 bales; sales SO;
stock 2.34O.
MOBILE, May 25.-Cotton quiet and
firm-middling %; receipts Sc bales;
sales $50; stock 10000
New ORLEANS. May 25.-Cotton strong
-middling 2316; receipts 227 bales;
sales 1,500; stock 63,8
GALVESTON, May 25.--Cotton quiet
good ordinary 201z; receipts 174 bales;
stock 5,7O8.
LONDON, May 5-Noon.-Consols
932s. Bonds 9OL.
FRANKFORT, May 25.-Bonds 9636.
PARIS. May 25.-Rentes 55f. 32c.
LIVERPOOL, May 25-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened firm and closed unohanged-np-
lands 11A; Orleans 111s; sales $4,000
bales; speculation 5000.
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An affeotionate Detroit man was sent
for, the other day, to demonstrate with
his sister. who had been trying to take
poison; he knocked her down and
dragged her round the room by her hair,
and finished by tenderly assuring her
that "if she didn't go to work and let
the snicide business alone, he would
break her neck for her."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-26

PhBnix Hook and Ladder COMPANY
A TTEND regular meeting OF your Com
a. pany TOMORROW (Monday) EVEN
ING, at o'clock. BY order:
may ~ D. GOODMAN, Secretary,
Return It.
E the party who borrowed a FIREMANS
4 HAT, new. (Independent's,) from the un-
dersigned. viii. return it, hs will confer q
favor. J. O. SIJTPHFN
May 26
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-26
DIED,
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 10th OF May, 1879. at the residence
Of the brides mother, by the Rev. L. Muller,
Meyer, Esq. to Miss MARY E.. eldest danch.
ter OF the late Thomas r. Kingdom. ESQ.
both OF Charleston, 8. G. No cards.
At the residence OF the brides father. on
Wednesday evening, May %, 1879, by Rov. J.
.. murray, mr.: b. FRANK MAULDIN, OF CO.
iumbia, and Miss MAMIE E. REED, daugh.
ter OF hon. j. P. Reed, of Anderson, g. O.
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Notice to Capitalists.


Notice to Capitalists.
Sale Of City Of Columbia Seuen per cent. Bonds.
OFFICE CITY TREASURY,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., April 80, 1872.
pURSUANT to authority delegated by the
dou1s fSoTius .4ssb b1essSlqtion 90 adopte
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THSusASp nS 5s tSj5' poI,. pMc
seven AKs 'i3sG0CS fS& SssTM G4TY r%Fy80L OF y80Lg@5M
BONDS: Anno
"Resolued. That the City Treasurer be in
structod Ha to advertise for sale, before the
Columbia, authorized to be issued bv the ss;d ~
city, under the Act Of the General Assemble
JUS, adjourned; that the advertisement be
lum bia. one in the city OF Charleston and two
newspapers in the city Of New York, at least
thirty days before the day Of sale; that the
tho said Act on the day Of saio OF as sooS
thereafter as practicable, and delivered to the
purchaser aa soon as the purchase money has
nsen tsee paid and the bonds registered; and that
way" O'-0A
Said bonds will be Of the denominations of
to be used for the erection OF the new Oity
ments.
The right is reserved to dispose Of q mart q,
the said bonds in lots or in whole, aa the
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
eiy nmy ios.nes t information desired can be OBJ
famed oS "ddnI;esa1Sg n;ss T1gs WIN; :. ETTER.
81 This sale is postponed until WEDNEs-
May ii WIN. ). ETTsR. 1Ss City rre.s'r.
In the District Court of the United
States for the District Of South Caro-
lima.
In re Laurens Railroad Company, Bankrupt
~ In Bankruptcy.
obedience to an order in the aboye-
l., stated case, dated the 9Th day Of April,
| 1872, will resell to the highest bidder. at
pn6ilC pup G2y. 92uscry. at tho risk of the Grsenville
aana ana Eoinmoia Hallroad Company, the Lau-
IN front Of the Columbia Hotel. at II O'CLOCK
Merlaian. on the twentieth (20th) day OF
June. 1877, free from all liens and incum-
iron, rails. chairs, spikes, timbers, bridges.
culverts, machine shops, water tanks. station
houses. and all locomotives, cars and ma
saesy ssaes and al and singular the property and
description whatever, OF the Laurens Rail
road Company, together with all the rights.
pruuvneges' franchises and easements, law
Railroad Company, on the following terms.
to Wit: SiIty-four thousand two hundred and
twenty-two tsG4, ,222 sA) dollesa, .eighty-four
after the day Of sale; and the payment OF the
balance OF the purchase money within twelve
months from the day Of sale, with Interest
thereon at seven per cent. per annum from
that day, must be secured by the bond OF the
| perty sold. - ~
The bidder will be required to deposit with
the assignee, before his bid is accepted,
twonty thousand dollars, to secure compi
| ance with the terms Of sale herein set forth
and upon failure to deposit that sum, the pro-
perty will at once be re-offered for sale.
JAMES NJ. BAXTER, Assignee.
Q8 The Charleston Ke1ca and Chariaot,,r
Courier will copy until day OF sale and for
ward bill to assignee Mav17
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Excursion Season of 1872.

kss @ .asasfR sssslEs 81
CHARLoTrE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA r. Il. Co.
GENKRAL FREIGHT AND TICKET DEPT,
COLUMBIA. =. G., May &c, 1879.
.nN and after JUNE l, PROXIMO, EXCUR-
" SION aid Single Tickets will be placed
on sale at the offices of this Company, AT
AUGUSTA AND COLUMBIA. for the follow
ing celebrated and far famed Mineral Springs
Warm. Hot. Healing. Sweet. Sweet Chaiy
beate and Greenbrier White sulphur.
, Also, Tor The celebrated Sparkling Catawba
SpIln 81 OF North Carolina.
Theso Tickets good TO return until NoremJer
Also. for sewells Point. opposite Fortress
!Monroe-a ne,o Watering Pidce This being
its first season. parties who delight in S,trf
BaMtn3, Fishing, Boating, Gc., will find this
po'nt particularly inviting.
=, Z. r. DORSEY,
MaV 20 lmo General Ticket Agent.
De- :drofinian and Union COPY
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DRY GOODS !!

Anticipating liberal trade, We are now
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality OF Mems and Boys' WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAHASOLS, PANIERB, SKIRTS.
sHEETING GS,SH1RTINos, LINENS, WHITE
GOODS, and an endless line Of NOTIONS.
As It would be almost impossible to enume-
rate our large stock,.wi, say, as the season
advances, number OF new styles will be
added, go that purchasers can always rely
upon being supplied with the latest novelties
IN tho market. All orders receive our prompt
and personal attention. Our prices will be
found as low as any can or will offer for cash.
Soliciting the favor of call and examination
OF our stock. we are, very respe ctfully.
April 25 PORTER h STEErE
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-26

The Favorite Resort of the Ladies is at
the Elegant and Well.appointed
Show Room and Millinery Fs-
tablishment of Mrs. McCOR-
MICK, in the Store of
]. Il. KINARD.
Main Street.
NOODS are now being offered at such low
~ figures as will defy competition
Ihe DOLLAR COUNTER is an especial at
traction, whero one can obtain goods at half
the original price.
LADIES' SUITS, superbly trimmed, on
hand, OF the latest and most fashionable
A call will suffice to satisfy every one.
May 26 MRS. A. MCCORMICK.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
(gprreIppnbens bes Befbptea.)

ggDpten, 55e!bD Co.. .. l. Sar. 1872.
Serr Rsinbarb 1t. Sisfer! ga gie pieaei9t no3
niGts BON unierem g9npte1. benz liibDehliGen Sbeile
DDn SSadfon SDipnibip, Shelby County. seb5rt boz
ben. 10 rt6gen bieie 3eiIe, In Sbreu glatte eiRea
DIob finben. Oies geppte1 bat nit benz in, Orient
burd, Die 5ruGtbarfeit uno ben SluB glei1ea Jtas
mems aelnli9feit. absr bas Wailer ii6t aeraoe cine
aesentbetlise 8irfntig aug. Ser M9tb. galIen BOT
leBten Winter eine 8ittidriFt fir Die Geinianus Der
Greet eingsreiGt, bic BON Den girgern ber Counties
Nualai5e. Sarfe. GbeIbp uno W1ercer nnteraeibnet
uar, abar bis iebt tein GebDr fano. eia 3ei@en, baB
Die Serren @efebseber Die Sntereferl oes 5taates
Obio nidt b~erftehen. Sies toiiroe meter int 8eisen
Saufenoe BON Mderr 2anoes trnden Iegen.
$50 I'D bier tor Is Sobren Die @0lfe nod Det=
milo flblter, febt man ieBt Die berrli0ften meiaens
uno R0rnfelber; oara1l reiben it6 Die Mnlieolunsen
NeD England unb st. 2ourence; bas erftere bot
ieinen Ran1en baber, baB es n1eiitenibeiis fruber BON
Entertainers betpohnt NOR, toel6e ole lanaiam aber
iGer bon oeii Seuti9en b~er0rdngt iperoer. Ser
rWelbcte" sdblt bier biele 4bDnnenten. Was Die
8olitif otlbelan9t, 10 iirb utr Gle feIte 9eraotrQten
aus SadIpn's S4ule, tpsI6e ni1t bara1 Oenfen, flo
%begraben ST iaiien. aber nit Sseaoea oenieni8en
Gan6ibatert uaterItabsa usrben, Der pon Der ytatios
nal g0nDenttoa ernasit tperoen mag nno Musidt
BAT, 8rant su Idlasen, let es Gbaie, gog ooer Elm
Qnoerer. Wntungso0u,
$. BoruborT.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
Sgles SATIRE iiber Gisutard.

seyates Sabre lift In leinen ygrinuerungel OH ben
IsBte1 Grie9" ltnbefangen senl9, Dem srpbel oeuts
I1en 5taatsn1anne eintqe 8ereAtieteit pioerfa6ren
au Ia{ien. Sen ginbrud, cen SisuarG BET Der, Dera
l1iebeneu Waffenfilftanbs= uno s~scieoenss utterz
hanola1gen auf i'm t1adte, i9Iloert Dsr bertibn!ts
Jranaoie 10:
r8ismard, obeleid Idon OH ber CREME bss aGtz
unofinf5ieIfen Sabres itebeno, erT9eInt oennod in
Der 5iQe ieiner Rraft. - Seine bobe robufe Sc
Italt, iotuie fein berrlid)er appf uno feline fart ~nlarfiis
ten @eii1tsSige geben ibt1 Elm in1poiantes ino erns
ites AeuBere, oGs ieoo0 burD natiirliGss fretes 8e,
nebn7en. oas On ginfa0beit grenst; ~gestlbert miro.
5ein gnteeeenfommen tar b5fliA, piroia uno
oardaus ftei BON ieber affectation nno iteifen JSrn1'
lIGfeit. RAD eineeleiteteut GeIprd1e rabnl SIss
nlerd einen freunbIi6en g~eIeul6aftliGen Son an,
Der ibn aud t1dbrero Der 9an5en nnterhaItung Mot
perIleb. gr iGaien mid als eiren ibrl nIdbt ebenblIr'
tt8en Bsrratitler i'll betraAten. bate ieoDds Die DR.
ti8teit, ie0es 3ei1en elmer iOlGen neber3eaging 81.
nnterOriiden uno inien lebbaften Qntbe!l on mir 5l
rebnef.- Was mid betrifft. 10 n1a9te leia fIarer
Soeensong, Die Wtadt ieinss 8erftanbes, iot0!e iein
lei0ter uno unabbdneiger uebereang auf onoere
8egeuft6nbe einen 9rsBsn Ginorud eaf mid. Be
%Ionbers anertennenslpertb mar feline 8ert1eioung
tsoes fali9en 59eine5. 50 fab einen polttil den
9el9attsmanft boz nit, Der nur 0as Deftsbenoe tn
estpd9ung 5iebt ieine8an5e WufaterflaasSeIt pofsttoetl
uno praftii@en 2~DIuu9en piGraet uno alei9gllttg
9e9eil NusS nor, mas ni1t brett our 5a1e sehorte.
Die gr0Be @epalt, tpeId5e er oertrat, ula6te ibn me-
Der arrogant nod ibermiit9ig, aber ct beiano euf
laInent MiQen uno lieB blrGbliden, onb er tn feiRer
lSeiis naG1aehefl roerhe."
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
ShreGlfa.

Dis griminoLfatiEis Der 5taot ylelD- 9orf f5Gbers
haorirdubenbe SbaiIa9en Iii Gage. SIN Sabre
1871 tuurber % b~eDiefene Msoroe begansen. 8ie
biele bon ben 100 aueeblt9su 5eIbftm6roera 0ur3
fretoe Sano fiarben, ipie bieIe BON ben SO oS SsiGea
aus BEN 8aiier gefii6ten ermoroet tooroea {ino.
lam Nien,onb iager. 126 Ginoer n,,rbea iobt auf
Oct, 5traBen sefnn0er. aber Die piele m6aen BET
5eite gebra0t tuoroen iein, D1ne baB je Elm 8etpeis
Tires 2s6ens llb 9terbens befanni miro. So Ser
i0nen pnroen ton Observation-Disclosures, % onr9
Gi,enbabnpdeen i1nerhalb Der 9tabt8ren5e iiber'
fobren unb sst6btet, IA MeniGen famen ourd5 Die
ggpLofon beg SdbrboOtes WsitfleIo na, 81 tua9reno
bes Giots Bet Der BroseIIi0n ber OrongemQlner.
Gs lit cine eransnbafte Site. Ser 2e;Atftaa, nit
melneua bier nit Dem Menif'salebea nraseean9en
iDiro, tit IdrefliG iuen1 man aber ert an Die 2eis
Den 9elienisen benft, tel6e inl per5peifeIten Sample
nit BEN 50tfIaIs bem @ie1oe erla9eT. ober we!de,
bon rn9Ioier Mbrberbano erreibt. fern bon einerl
Iiebenbeu @eIen ben ieBten 5euf5er aisbaud!en,
bann iberfdDt einen Der S6auber Dor Der n,eniGs
liden @ele0ldaft. uno man laBt 9eInlDiab ben 8ors
hang dber bag entieBliae SLID fallen, uel9es man
Sfb ieIb{I aeutamt bat.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
SntereiIuutes aus Sanan.

Won SSapar fonamt Die toidtige g}a1riGt. 6aB ii0
eille aIberOr0enti!1e @eIan0tifaft, baitsbsn0 aug
Den erlten Wiroentrdgerfl 0es Hei9es, 5ur. Abretle
nab anlerifa nno europa riiitet. Ser Saapt3ped
o,eler 9eIanotlDaft t.: f9 itber oe nsrI9teoenen
3tpetge Der Naturalization tit fren1oen GdI,oert ge=
noue glniift gu bsriGafea. uno nebenbei nit ben
austudrtt8en W6dten 8erathgnsen Isber Die Yurtte
Der ON l. Snlt fOmmenoen eSabres gu erreuerroeI
Sertrdee 5u baIten.
Snafaura, fribsr MsiuiFier Der ans!Dartisen Nns
9elegenhette1 unb 9eseniDdrti8 augenleiner Vertreter
bes HeiGes nd4t Dem WifaOO, miro bag Satpt oer
@eIanoti9aft biIben uno bon Srr1. Sioo, f~aiIerIIa
Diem Ge1etmratb, Sfpbu. 8ebeinrotb uao Stran5a
ullnlner oes Jtetdbes, Oan1Qiuihi, Wtinilter bet HeIis
9toa. Ofati9i. Yrdiioent bes 0fsatIt9en Gaaratls,
ltno Il Inter Wtiniitern bon ben berlGieoersen Ses
parterae1ts beg Held9es begleitet tueroen. BOTi blea
len Il Inter UtlntItern iole, aGt Die Heiie TN! DIE
g5elt uattutadsen, uGbreno 10 gu 9elaaotibaftsots1s
ltsn mao benz grneiien oes Sibrers perrpanot nno
5l Dteleu1 Snede tit DEN Derf1ieoenen Gdrlosrl ailgez
1telt toeroen 1ouen. Ser Mtifao0 tDtu oleler altBers
0roentlt1en 8eianotiGeTt neut Wiar1 Don telner
Selogaroe our geoedurg %r1ltgebs' nno leItnsil 8ers
trare1lsrla1!il, Der Ueber Naune1 mob Gltel fll9rt uno
bon Den Ausidnoera gepbbnIi9 uaailerilder Spion"
geflannt uiro. Die @eieQInaft mill am %. Sea.
BON S0pan abreile1 uro miro aeger, Den Is. San. III
San TranciscD e%!ntreffen.
Wsan lprad bon elmer beDorfiebenoet Jsebne Der
lopGreiil6et Usarire 0urd, Den UtIfaoD. Derlslbe
lpOlte Der atnerifaniiden 8unoesfre9atte Colorado"
Ole IN Der gat bon Deooo !ie8t, eIren Ssilc) aoitaE'
ten.
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