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LIST OF NEW ADvsRTisRAkN7s.
Meeting Royal Arch Chapter.
Joseph Crevs-Ooal.
J. T. Seibels-Card.

Delicate crea.ures.-This Il the phrase
applied by His BlAckness. tlie Moor Of We.
nico, to the fair ladies OF Italy. It was the
lovely complexion OF Desdemona. suph . r.
diant contrast to his own, that won his heart:
and eooth to say. every man Of discernmens
considers fair skin, Hike sweet voice, ''sh
excellent thing in woman" Now, this 10 =
ohsrm which can be ocQuiyed. There 10 .
heAlthful and odoriferons toilet article, known
everywhere as HAoARs MAGNOLIA BALM.
which literally tfansHBures . cloudy or ssllow
skin, suffusing tho discolorsd face, neck, arms
and bosom with 8 soft, pearly tinge. and i'm
parting to the Aurface smoothness and .
gloss like that OF polished marble. Instead
Of clogginR tho pores, like the stioky enan1els,
or contracting them, and thus obatruoting
perspr alton, like tho Astripgent cosmetios. It
cleanses the skin from all impurities and
wonderfully improves its texture. This pecu-
liarity is particularly appreciated by our
rural bellies. who find that the D0arseness and
roughness, which country air is apt to engen-
der, are speedily removed from their faces,
hands and srms, by this delightful preparA-
ton.
MY FRIEND, stop that terrible oough, and
thus avoid . consumptives grave, by using
DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery. For
curing all throat, bronchial and lung dis.
esses, it hss nsver been equaied: Sold by
druggists. Jan "A IS
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MIGRATION FROM THE STATE. The
Union Times, of the Goth inst, says:
A large number of citizens from the
nine persecuted Counties of this State
are ehigrating to the States Of Georgia,
Texas aud Arkansas. Scsroely train
passes that does not carry q number of
white families away; but there is great
er exodus OF colored people than whites
On our way to Columbia, few weeks
ago, we found in tho oars of the Spar
tanbarg and Union Road not less than
twenty able.bodied oolored men--some
with their families-who were on their
way to the West. and they told Us that
number OF other colored people were
preparing to leave, while great many
more would like to 20 if they had The
means. One OF the men made the fol.
lowing significant remark: "If the id
A1arshals had let the white folks alone,
we should have stayed here and done
well, but We can't stay where de white
folks are drove away"
1t is singular fact-and one that goes
far to deny the assertions of the Radical
press and their lying correspondents
that the oolored people do not feel se.
cure among the white Southern people.
>'S>N NAS @OeSSSA ~ eAons tuos oCoECctJ b
white family has left this County with
out being followed by twice as many CO.
lored families. Soon after the Marshals
commenced their indiscriminate arrests
OF the white people Of this County, the
neighborhood of Pacolet was almost de.
populated Of it's white men. Great fear
was then en- .ertained that the colored
people would become troublesome to the
women and children left; but. strange to
say, the oolored people OF that section
are now following their old neighbors
and employers SO fast that one.haif the
prolific lands Of that section will not be
cultivated this year for want OF labor
It is estimated that about 100 white men
and 800 colored persons have left Union
County during the past two months, and
we learn they ale leaving the other eight
Counties in about the same ratio.
The colored people. when left to their
own free and unbiased choice, will nj.
ways cling to the true white Southern
people.
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A national bank has been organized in
Greenville. with capital Of $50. 900
II. Beattie, Esq, Of that place. was
elected President. and Mr.. Blackwood.
of Charlotte, N. O., Cashier. These are
able and respectable men-men OF great
experience in financial matters. An
able board OF directors also were chosen.
Among. them, Colonel Hammett, James
Birnie, Esq, and Rev. DIR. Boyce. This
will be valuable institution there, and
ia much needed.
There is q ship now on the sea built
IN 1868, when the Prince of Orange was
lighting Philip II, Of Spain, then at tho
zenith Of his power. This Dutch ship,
now $40 years old, recently pnsscd tho
Cape of Good Hope, bound from Bata-
via for Holland.
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A terrible accident occurred in Aiken
on Monday morning last about IL
O'Clock. Shortly before that hour, a
fishing party of three left Aiken in a
covered wagon. Two Of the party sat
on the front seat, whilst the third, q
negro boy, about seventeen years old,
named Walker Gibbs, sat in the hind
part with his legs hanging out. Walker
complained Of feeling cold and rose on
his hands and knees to crawl further
into the wagon. Just then the wheel
struck stump which caused double.
barreled gun, lying under some fodder
in the wagon. to go Of, tho load striking
Walker in the lower part Of the abdo.
men, causing very serious wound and
much loss OF blood. He was carried to
his home in Aiken, and attended by DR..
Il. W. Hutson, but never rallied from
the shock and loss Of blood, dying in
about two hours after receiving the
woupd.-Aiken Tribune.
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RAILROAD COLLISION "A passenger by
the South Carolina Railroad, who arrived
in Charleston on Saturday, stated that
there had been II collision on the railroad,
between Selma aud Meridian, on Thurs.
day night last, i'll which several persons
had been killed and considerable damage
done to tho colliding trains.
Sherman" isa very appropriate namo
for the Senator whose votes on tariff
questions have contributed to cnt down
the ilrcks of OHIO i'll three years from
Z, 900, 900 to 1000, ,00p.
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CHILD BURNT TO DEATu.-A colored
child, four years old. the daughter of
Beny Martin, who works on the wharf,
and lives in Vsnderhorst near Coming
streets, was 80 severely burned on Satur-
day afternoon, that it died early yester-
day morning. It went to the chimney
place unobserved and dabbled in the
Ere. its clothes ignited. and although
tho screams Of it's sister, somewhat older,
in whose care it was, attracted help as
soon as she discovered its condition, it
waa mortally burned before assistance
could be rendered, and after suffering
severely, died as stated.
Charleston Courier.
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OUR SrEAMsH1ps. The demand for
freight room at this point for tho North
ern cities is 30 active as to keep our
steamships busily engaged. The steam
ship James Adger, vi ioh arrived here
from New York on Friday morning, left
here yesterday with full freight, having
been only forty-eight hours in port.
The splendid steamship Georgia. OF the
iron line. reached her wharf from New
York soon after P. NJ, yesterday, with
good freight. and will be despatched
Immediately. The great facilities which
are afforded to merchandise at this point
is attracting large business, and the
steam lines to Philadelphia aud Balti-
moro go full. Charleston Courier.
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Sumner, charitable as he is, singularly
forgcts that ''charity begins at home"
The Washington correspondent Of the
Springfield Republica" (RadicnD says: II
doubt if to-day there is more than ono
white church in Washington where a
black man can take his seat with others
in the worship Of God. He can't do it,
Ill venture, in DIR. Nowmnn's grand
church, where the President worships "
The authorities Of Vassar College are
SO highly moral that they never allow
any reference to be made in essays to
the sword of D-oclos.
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PROSPEROUS CITY. The Augusta (Ga.)
Constit"tiondlist says that city is making
very substantial and satisfactory pro-
gres,. Several handsome public edi6ces
arc going up, and great many dwellings
are in course OF construction. Augusta
has no floating debt, and tho interest on
her bonded liabilities are punctually
paid.
An Indiana girl. who had been Tilted,
hit oil tho thumb of her faithless lover.
Sh" probably wanted to secure ns much
OF his hand MS possible.
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FROM DAN TO BEERsHEBA.-From Oharles-
ton to DahlOnega, from the Sc. board to the
mountains, can be seen marked improve
ment in the style of buildings in the last FIVE
years. yillages and farm houses all present
q moro elegant and comfortable sppee Ancs.
Tho reason is we'll known. 1t is because in
that period tho whole country has learned to
patronize that celebrated manufacturer of
Doors, Rashes and Blinds, Mr.. p. p. ToALE,
Charleston, y. q. JAnl6t
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The Now Haven Register. making men,
ton OF new umbrella factory, thinks if
people would bring bnck oil tho unb nbrel-
las they have borrowed, there would be
enough, without manufacturing any
more,
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And 90 Woatr Poi0t 10 tossl,eoomosuu
international institution. No longer
confined to American yonth, Il 10 TO 'sda.
pate sil 9stiuav. the Japanese included.
4 ths att of Filling psopie scientifically.
Nothing ~as, aver moro absurd than the
proposition fecently made in Congress,
to throw ita dbors open to the Japanese
students. and Judge Thurman hit the
right nail upon tho head when he re-
marked, that il its rules wore TO be re.
laxed. they had better be set 9aile jp
favor 1f'out own oitiaei,s! mod J I'll Whom !
would be willing to pay vsryitbsrkity
for thepriNhge Of educating .tB4Ir sons
at West Poipt. It ia bad enough to in.
struct our own people how to fight,
without instructing foreigners how 10
fight us. The :as= Is. he=eyee, perfect
ly in keeping with the sublime wisdom
which seems to characterize every action
OF the present Administration.
AN Irish THRoNB.-The Now York
Neaos publishes the following despatch,
under date OF London, January 26:
The English Government is privately
discussing proposition to make Ire
land Viceroy of Great Britain. The
following are tho two leading features OF
the proposition, viz: The hereditary
Prince OF Wales to be Viosroy, and q
permanent Royal Court to be held in
Dublin.
It is understood that the recent agita.
tions in Ireland in regard to the question
of ''Home Rule" have shown the Go
vernment the urgent necessity OF taking
immediate steps toward the adoption of
of more oonoiliatory policy in dealing
with the question at issue.
1t is believed the subject will be
brought prominently before Parliament
when it convenes on the 9Th Of Febru-
ary, when the proposition for Vice
royalty will be submitted for their con-
sideration.
The proposition, as it stands at pre-.
sant, emanating from an official source,
has created profound impression
throughout England, and forms the
principal topic Of discussion in the clubs.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1872.
SENATE.

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"ouAou "au q PAOsSy oAo.
Young men, don't crowd the cities and
towns. The country imparts health,
tone, and moral, physical and intellectual
vigor. Americas greatest and beat men
have sprung from the fresh virgin soil
Of the country. Don't shirk hard labor.
Stick to the farm, for there is most hap
piness and profit. Cities are overdone
with hale and hearty young men, who
say they are trying to rise in the world,
but who make sad mistakes when they
leave the cold man" to struggle on alone,
and push themselves into the dense
crowds which tbrong the professions ard
the walks of business.
Rheumatism is joint affair; yet there
il but single party &c It.
Mark Twain has this advice: II would
say to all young men. marry your &c.
cond wife 6rss, and keep out Of debt by
all means. even il you have to borrow
money to do it,"
A sentimental chap intends to petition
Congress for grant to improve tina
ohannels of affection, 40 that henceforth
the course of trne love may run smooth.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 500 P. NJ; closes 7.16
a. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
p. NJ; closes 600 A. Nj. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 6. 90
Z. NJ. Greenville mail opens Gas 7.
NJ. closes 600 A. NJ. Western mail
opens .. 90 a. NJ. closes 1.30 z. Al. On
Sunday Office open from to 4 z. Nj.
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bemielben Says parauf uuf berSreppe be.
!6ptel5 begegnete. Ser Baron trug einer
Reiieiaf uno mar Difenbar I'm Segriffe
eilig unb unbea6tet aug bem Sauie 81
tpmmen. st mar pom Der gegeanuno
ii6tli6 nidt angenebm beriibrt, perbeli
ii6 iebr idpeigiam unb mid allen 6ragen
aus.
0udlen Sic mid ni6t! brad er enbltd
nit srimnrigen 8liden los, ais Graf .6il=
mersoorf Der Surpnin Grpdbnung that.
Grinnern Sic mid nidt an mein Sdid=
ial i'd TRACE ifmer aenug paran. @enn
Sic mid ni6t belsipigen wpaen, reoen
Sic mir ME mebr pom Der unwaroigen.
Graf 6ilmerspprf ertldrte iid bieruuf
ipglei6 bereit, fir cine etrpaige unabii6tz
li6e 9eleioisung ieoe gcbrdudli6e 5atis=
faction Su 9eben. Baron 2eitpp aber mar
abpebreno oappngeeilt. Ser 3ug, ben e-
nod gu erreiden tra6tete, ging in Der
&lbtung prn Sarpn.
yfun mar bic S6luBfplaerun9 lei6t.
So un9laubli6 bie SADIE aud idien, e5
tonnte nidt mebr Daran 9e5weifeIt peroen,
oaB 8arpnIn Sarl6a nit Dem 9an1uier
entfloben lei.
tisortfesune foIst.l
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Scrmiibte Ospcid)en aus gIctp=
NLnrH

q EN- 9Orf, 5. Stuff. - "a 8erjoren
tarben beule am Sonnerltidle.
-Gs brahen geieln nld)t meuiqer als So
Srdnoe aus, Don oenen ieDo9 telner 9roBer
Staoen anridltete.
81 8erloHen puroeu bsute BON Der Site
i6ermGltlgt.
-27 8erionen ocrlctten iid aeRsru bei'm
Qbld)tcBen bon Seucrmaifeu.
-OaS : thermometer iano nm 3 l1hrRod,.
mi;ta9S auf SO 9rab i'm Sd)alreu.
-Aul Der 9eltugen Sammaup 6eierlid,feit
hlelten SameS Sroots, g. g. @or II. gY. 81.
'9tObertS 8eoen. Ills Sorace greelsp'S
Shame 6ufdut9 ermdbnt marr, wurbe oerislbc
mt 9roBem @ntbuiiaSmu8 aufaeuonmeu.
-Osr Camper v@rle" If bon lonpOn elu.
9elrOfieu.
-AIeranoer Samilton uno Marp g.omn
murOen geltern Abeub aui Somptin's. Guuare
pom Silee 9etronen uno el1lelteu qefabliid3e
Serleeuuasn.
per 0umpfer n u9luitralta" if oon @las,
9op angetommeu.
- 0lau PeId1ta yeutner miro Elm Gonsert
IN Nalbln9ton uno ein's in BbilaOelpbia ae.
ben; te nt.O aber nldt in gtem- gorf auItre=
ten.
-Ntarp Sutlsr, Elm iuuges 6rauen,imy
mer, muroe bcut, UiorJeu i'll Der gScbnuna
ibrtS Saters an Der 3tapmonotraBe ermoroet
9eIunoeu. Sameg SIea,an, tbr &ersbrer, lit
Der Chat peroddltt9.
- Ser 0ampfer vSrlitol" bon Der Tall-
Riuer-Niule wnroe bspe Dioraen i'm @ait-
5tlUer nurdl cine &oulfon nit Dem Sdllepps
oampier ,)tcltef" in oen 9runo ae6o6rt.
= Dtar9. Gllott erpiir9te beute ibre IL
jihrise SOd)ter IN etnem Auiaue ppn Cob.
lnht.
- 0as britiid)e Wluffcorps lam beuts
Gtor9en BON Soitou her on.
= Su philadelphia tagte geiteru Die fat9o.
liid)e &otul- IoiInenS. .@eieldaft."
- Dos britilte Srie3Siatfi ,@berub" lie9t
bct Gap Sanio, RS. auf Dem Stranoe;
man bat ibm 5alfe 9eiAift.
Eracp & Cos Spultuoen @cid)aft brannte
geltetn nitoer. Ser Serluf Iou iebr betrGtts
lid lem.
- Oas bri:tiGe @arbes @renoSier sWluft.
corps fam hcutc Utorseu bier an, baiislbe
miro bente abero in Der ,acaoenm Of Dius
ile" t.. eoniert 9eben uuo morgen ua9 gu.
rOpa ab-ciieu.
- Die 3ise mar beute abermals iebr in
tenito. DIE 3abl Der Sonneniti6fqQe iii
Mot ciel geringer, afs seieru.
- Sn Der perhoienen 98ofle itarbeu bier
I6sr 1000 @Serioneu,
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Ius Suba. - ger Tlibuifier vTdn=
ME - = Grfol9retbes Sefebt
Ter (Suboncr

u al, /. Suli, pia &ensgSeit, Ela.,
3. SuIl. - Capt. Spseo, Sen &pan, Capt.
George SromH, Der a9ent oeS Sampfers
D6annt:" uno 5wet unO 5man3i9 Heute p0n
Der Semannun9 oeS Sannie" Nno bier etu
9etroFfed. Der Oampfcr lief an Der cubaniz
l4en &iilte auf ein Belenriii auf; uadoem
er SmtIdlen 80 uno 40 StunOen al oemielz
ben felt9eleiieu nno ialt ieinen sansen Sohlsn,
oorratb uber Soro 9euOrfen, nm bas 8oot
Su erleldltern, 9elanJ eS Den 2euteu am Soro,
6met @ed)liBe uRo me9rere tauleu0 9epebre
lifer ju lanben.
Oa nas Boot trotoem ndlt flott murbe,
ledte man e8 in 8rano unb serltDrte cs uou.
ltannig. Die Wfannihaft lies birauf Die
Soote tn's gSalier uuo lteuate zen Bahamas
gu, nadl elmer oteitGylgsu 6dbrt erreihte
man Gong S8lanO. Die 9an5e Bartie
tuuroe looanu BON Dem S9ooner Charles"
anfgenommen, pelder ont 20. b. Wf. in
gtaiiau lanoete.
Sen. Rpan 6ertftet, baB er eine leifte
Stttpunpe BON eiuem @efdbrten Der @rpez
oition erblelt.
Saoanna, 3. Suit. - 8On Der Mann.
id)aft OeS 0pfr8. u6aunie" fuo adt meitcre
Perlonen 9efangeu genOmmen notOcn.
r'' ~t""'oN TuL Nluh Houj 0t NlhSl utu>
nttlon 9efunocn, meldle bon Der Dfannidlaft
oeS 0ampfers pSannie" bort uer9raben NOR
cen ma'en. 3wel Lno ,panjig Niunn bon
Der @rpeoitiou entfamen, man bOiit a6er
oerIelben nod babbaft 3u meroeu.
9aranna. 3. Suli Die jDei Sdooner, ipeIbe
aul "er Sobe pou Gap RomGuo qeiehen puroeu uno
oon oenen nnn oermutSeta. oaB itC CineH 5bCit ttr
Hconn9 oee iSIibuitteIs "ssunrie" an Bob nabmtn,
etletdert'n rr rtne aetGnh cte etlie Sarte Dlun
ueI5 Iest poittip, Dag hiG yRannle" uor ibrer san
our9 nel 5ertdeura tetnen I9eIlrer 9aOun9 Ioitte.
gtn6 Den ausiosen ocr GeIangefcn mar Ser rGEs
puHqsploe oes SGmplets "Tonuie" du6lrit ung1Etig
9eullt.
8ie uerstntgten Gruppen bts 0io6eIto 0ia5 uub
Wuqul 9onei 9rlffen sins ipaniide SCoeIunL sIGnn.
idct etnes Sranicntransports an uno id1(uaer biz
islbe uollGnDis. 6Glt ale Sponier nur6en gst0otct
oGer perlOuuoet.
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q Observation-Disclosures


sm 8. Niat unt9s Der BON bier nap San Nronjisco
berlmmte Srelndter Alice w. Oilnot" urttr IN 2
luoIthsn 8reiten- uno %. 2Gnsen9raot; am ). SUM
elne lbDebllhe Sar'e, oon bier Latb Ysllit in Ir.
lano nnterUeas, untsr'm A.. SreiIsnz uRo a. 2Gns
8cn9raoe an9etIofftn.
Ser Srsimauer "uncle Soe," 6apt. Seuen, pom
pier no9 Hoiteroam Gbgeguu9Cn, befaRo f1 ON 70.
Stunt auI Der 6obe Der Scuu s9nItlu.
DER oeutlGs 9reimuitFr "Sermlne," Capt gFiz
lamb. te9sIte ON Is. SUM pom SremeH na9 unicr,n
E aren aB.
8Gs Sttff 5odelaao," &opt. Gst6artion, lief am
Il: 5unl uon bttr in 2perpool ClH.
Ods Sdlt r2uump9," Gapt. Goobui, clarirte
am ~ SUM IN %iuerpool nat Baltimore.
Sr Ssiiat IN 5rIuno tam oas Sbff ,Gciomu, q"
capt. D9'ts9od {. ON 20 9unt pom bir an.
2aS SdttT "CIitan," &apt. GeIufi,en RON Boil
in GnSlaro. ''7
S1 MdtdnSds aui Cuba tamsn uon bier am u .
SUM- ete SrIg9 ~Saup," Capt. SeoaeIo; am u, 6ie
STI99 "So1 Som4ho;" Capt. Slough, an.
ai, gm q. aunt ha4 ott St89 "6oncolb," Capt.
Stlu' pom NdtdnSes nap Baltimore IN Scc.
Der S6oonet "Diosete Y. @rap, @lpt. Gonflin,
otup am 20. SUM uon Sa9uo Ia @rGnbe nap 8a,,
t,lnoIe lut. T |'
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GurOpaii1s anbelberidte.
Sd)meiS.


Sern,5. Sult. - Die ihrucSer 3egie-
ruug bat ben 3uiatlrtltel Al rem Boltber.
TRACE nit ben Str. Stanteu ratlfiSut, otrlelbe
betrifjt baS @elDoroer= Sntem.
9onbon, 5. Suli. = Gin Spe,iait'le'
gramm Don Bars an Die ,.0ailp 9terus"
iast, baB tiir,lid eine realilildle Ssrihm6
ruus gum SturSe Der IepubIf, !; heren
9aupt ber9er,og BON BroJlie btjeifnet mrr6,
ourt Die 8eglsluug sntssdt wHr0e. YrQIls
bent G9lers t1at iofort encrgiid)e Sdlritte iur
llntsrpradung pcrieben uno man gllubt lett,
oaB Der Senesuns ote Spiee abgebrofcn III.
Spdter. - Ger Serid]t BON Der Grlterj
elmer SsridwDruns se9en Die 0tepublit iinDet
feiuen @lauben. DE 2lufrequag bat lldl ge'
lest. Die 9inte bot Sru Ebiers beute ibre
lluteriliieuug on.
Baris, 5. Suli. - 0erSr;og oeRoailfes,
Der neuernauute @eianote6rautrctf's i'll @as
ihingtou, reti't beute mad Brett ab, uni fb
fir Nems9o:t einSuid)iIien.
2ieut. sSreo. Grant wuroe seferH Dem YrG'
iibenten 36iers pci9eitelt.
Baris, 4. SuIt. - Die Iufre9lug, tpel'
DE ourd) Die SslorguiB eiuer Sriits hsruorJe'
ruien mar, IdBt mad. 9aa ieite AuTtreten bcS
BraiiDenten Ebers bat Die bon Der Rebten
se5en i'm 9ebilOete Coalition seidluadTt.
Wfarid,au WicDtabon bat ertlGrt, oaB er
feinem Srlumprat beitrsten peroe, Iaus olele
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unterf6leife i'm Sreeemen'ss
SSiirchm

Q8aibtngton, 4. Suli. - Die Inter
iudlung Der In9ele9enbeiten peS ySreebmen'ss
SlheauS" ourA Seamte bes Sriessoeparte
nlcnts bat ar9e unregelmdBistetten al oa3
2td)t ge3ogeu. Inter peu eriteu He6uuuas=
poiten, Die man Der ndberen S,lsuntung IN.
tcrSog, mar aud Der auf oen popi-aliouo be-
Sii9lld)e. Sor eiuem Sabre bewiqlgte Der
@ongreB $4,000, DIE au8ifliebIidD fir 6o>
ipltallpede oerWluoet meroen ,outeu. Die
8eamten beS Slireaus, anitntt es geloncert
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