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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

Car scw Denoorasic nAyuE . pre-
. parsag bis ana message q &c com.
iaoH eoaseil ios ne1t Tuesday evening
Il is waited sor viii great isieFest, a.
Mayor Lewis Is a raan who has been
IL business here Ger macy years. Bat
hAs never been before the pablie - 81
olhee seeker prev ious 10 bis election to
the present p0sitioa. and great things
are expected q hin Deir has been
very Fortunate Ia Der choice Of mayors
for the last few terms, the retiring
mayor being familiarity known a.
Sturdy H0gh Mof4i.~
OF course you viii remember "OGr
Moses, to-wit the Hon. Moses W,
Field. the Champion Of greeabscks. aud
The one who called the greenbaok con.
Sentoh hero last fall. advertising that
the Hon. Matt Carpenter. Benjamin
Butler and others Of that ilk would be
present and ia fact none Of said "Big
ms oAno bat "Pig. iron" Kelly, q
Pennsylvania. Well, that same Moses
Is still on the stump for greenbacks
land more Of them and next week is
the time set for bin to convince the
good people Of Mt. Clemens, q small
country town. Of the eIpediensy Of
the plan Of selling all our gold TO Eng
land. France. &c, and issue those "a
nous notes Of government that promise
nothing on their face. and in fact are
nothing. But we would be glad here
TO get even such rags az that. Money
is very scarce, and almost every day
sees some poor fellow "go 10 the
wall" Those who have real estate
which they can mortgage are laying a
trap for their own destruction they
borrow money Of some rich eastern cor.
poration like our great insurance com.
panies and agree to pay ten per cent.
on the money; this all goes into the
business the profit does not meet the
interest. and in few years at the
longest the property is sold to pay the
debt; it passes out of the original
owners hands, and the man is forced
into bankruptcy against bis will. a
close examination into the affairs Of
the firms failing in the West. and in a
majority of cases we will surely find
that the seed of the ruin that overtakes
them was sown long before the signs
Of the panic manifested themselves. ]
give these ideas of mine free gratis,
and don't ask any one TO agree with
me but what say know to be the
truth. One can scarcely express him
self upon such complicated question
in one paper perhaps shall wish &c
claim your indulgence again at some
future day, and until then, adieu.
r III. c.
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cnneREss.

The Democrats, who have been anxious
to get control in Congress, for the past
ten years, In order to prevent so much
foolish waste of time and needless ex-
penditure, do not seem TO be in great
hurry about doing vast amount of work.
Net bill OF any consequences has yet
been passed and very few introduced.
The trouble seems to be that they dare
not put themselves on the record for fear
of making mistakes that may injure their
prospects in the coming election.
A bill was introduced Monday by a
democratic representative 10 remove the
political disabilities of all the men who
were engaged 10 the late rebellion, with
out any restrictions. Mr.. Blaine offered
a substitute which required these men to
subscribe to all oath OF allegiance and
also excepted JET Davis. The substitute
was not accepted and the original bill
was lost, not receiving the necessary two
thirds vote. On the motion to reconsider
there was an exciting debate which may
last some time. Mr.. Blaine explained
why hc wished JEFF Dayis TO be excepted
not because he has any power to do harm
bat because he was in a great measure
responsible for theIuhuman treatment OF
Union prisoners At Andersonvile and
Libby prisons. Blaine was answered
by Sam Cox aud Hill Of Georgia. The
latter claimed that Union prisoners were
ueated no worse than the Confederaies
aud that the L. 5. Government was
alone responsible fol- the non exchange
Of prisoners, a. statement which 10 not
borne out by the facts. Hills speech was
strongly Southern and will be likely
TO do the democratic party great injury
The number Of people now under politi-
cal disabilities is less than one thousand,
aud the amnesty has thus far been grant
ed by the republican majority, without
which Hill and men like him could never
have held a seat in Congress, and such
sentiments come with rather bad grace
from him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

The Centennial grounds are sitna ted
on the western bank Of the Schuylkill
River. aud within Paramount Park, the
largest public Park in proximity TO a
great city in the world, and one of the
most beautiful in the country. The
Park contains ai60 acres. 40 Of which
have been enclosed for the Exhibition.
Besides this tract, there will be large
yards near by for the Exhibition OF
stock. and farm Of q acres has al.
ready been suitably planted for the
test Of ploughs, mowers, reApers. and
other agricultural machinery.
The Exhibition buildings are ap.
preached by eight lines Of street cars,
which connect with all the other lines
90 The city, and by the PcunsylvAnis
and Reading railroads, over the tracks
Of which trains viii also run from the
North Pennsylvania and PhilAdelphia
Wilmington. and Baltimore railroads
Thus the THhiLition Is ia immediate
connection with The entire railroad sys
TEN Of the Country, aud any one with
Ia 30 miles Of Philadelphia can visi, il
Al no greater cost than that OF carriage
hire Al the Paris or yienna EIhibi
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

There wac lively time AT the State
Capital one day last week. at meet
ing a the stock and bond holders Of
the Montpelier and Wells river rail
road There was large attendance
aud division among them which ter
minated in regular row. the fgh,
beng FOR tie possession Of the books
eitAe company. Clothes were torn,
hair pulled, faces scratched, chairs and
benches broken aud no particular I'D.
vantage gained be either party. Some
arrests were made and injunctions
served. and the case IL now where per
sonAl diminishing cannot end il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

BY the first official census Of any
part Of Vermont taken in l7i2, the
population Of that portion of the state
lying east Of the Green Mountains was
1869, aud the population Of the entire
State IN supposed 70 have been triae
less than 1000. In lT75 It was estima-
Ted al about 5000. In 1883 il rose
70 1000, and $3.50 in 1890 In ls.
90 it was I54. 465, and 10 1880 $50 .652,
while by the census Of 1870 il was $50
ssh The frat valuation Of the rate.
able property ofthe state was in ISL
from which il appears that the value
Of taxable property was about s4T5.0o0
In It'll, 81 800; in 1875, ISL 900, 900
The personal property, debts deducted
il now over eighteen millions Of doll
airs, the whole valuation Of the taxable
property being sos. 4e3.625 Granting
this TO be something less than one quar-
ter of The actual valuation. the value 0
real and personal estate in Vermont il
somewhat in excess of four hundred
millions Of dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13
oUR MICHIGAN LETTER.

DETRoiT. January s, 1878.
DEAH JouRxAL What il the TEN.
perature ! met man this morning,
and remarked, WARN morning, sir.
That man, wicked fellow, replied.
"warm 7 It's hotter than -" and
at the same time be directed his eyes
toward Chicago. Who knows what
vas passing through that mans mind
Tie fact il that 90 the evening Of the
last day Of the last year the thermom.
eteT indicated GO degrees. and at noon
January first the mercury was Y de.
grees In the shade. We have not had
any sleighing, aud ], is 50 warm to-day
that sit by an open window while
writing, without feeling even a chill.
Although il is 50 warm il is far from
healthy. and there's 20 one bat hearth
ly wishes that Old Boreas would drive
along this way with his chariot aud
bring the snow with him. Some friends
were with az last week from Marquette,
IN the northern part Of the State, and
they tell us that the snow came there
the 10th Of November and they have
bad good sleighiag ever since. Mich
gan is large State. aad presents :
diversity Of climate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

ca eusIArss. - leisE - yfoteaspr
= hew YORK semmsFoe. aad lsessss !
& Vcs prsmipn 10 other dstrtsuiiuE
pasnis V dircrs snmseros. which
vesls uatEfiy esms q New Yofk. Ths
connitts sd, Ia regard 70 the rates
tten rulinK taai :, vas probable hey
woeid Dot he lotg msintAised, As ibs
basis Of %. g. e and IS ceats per 100
pounds. . chl1Ago far frs,, second,
third fourth and special classes respect
iyiy. Is 30 l8w A fair basis. at this
tre. would h 50. lo. IS. 80 aud q on
bob eAsi and west bound freight. At
which rates > road. honestly capital
lied and managed. could pay liberia.
interess % Investments. This estimate
was the result u careful study during
torn Of years, aided by several Of the
most eminent railroad engineers. Tai.
form rates. iiks these. would SOFA build
up large and steady trAhlc. which
would oil many ears that are now haal.
ed back 10 The West empty, aud thus.
il the end, pay both the carrier and the
merchant bcttsE than the policy pursu.
ed 10 the past Of making nominal rates
on sasis Of, say seventy.6ye cents or
one dollar ior FIRST class freight 10 Chi.
cage. and then cutting under by max
ing special contracts with favorite
shippers al perhaps one third 10 one.
fourth those rates The report was
adopted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

l.Ass Wednesday the New HAmp
shire Republicans hsld their state COZ.
voaiioa al concoId. They naaaiac'
lprcd an excellent platform. such a.
every good Republic ~ can heartily ar
scut u. and rcnossinaiei Cos. Cheney
whose administration has been an hon
q 70 the state. Their prospects are
exeelleoi foT success Ia the election,
skich takes place 10 about two
a1aths
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

AT a special meeting Of the New
York Cheap transportation Associa-
ton. December s0th. the committee on
claims and grievances reported against
the extreme low rates for freights Of
New York railroads What they wanted
~As uniformity Of rates. They were
BOT IL favor Of rates 90 low that they
wiIl BOT pay fair and even liberal re-
tara on capital actually invested. nor
@ere they il isvor Of rates 90 high that
eight per cent. divideHds can be paid
upon a capital u tsiee the Amoaat
ever paid Ia b he stock o. bondhold-
err. a. 10 case with the New York Gear
trzl read. The commute also express
81 dissent 10 the practice Of giving spe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

More than two hunafcd a the Yer
mous BembeFs II lbs legislature havs
replied to tie circular ofsAe Cenlea,
Nal Committee. s8d nosl 81 them
have signiled 8 willingness 70 attend
an EXTRA session witho0l compensation,
80 that 10 sll probability an extra see
sloa vii be called aud = small appro.
pfiation voted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

The leading democrats OF the coun'
w those who are aspirants for the
democratic nomination for the presi
5eney--are visiting IN the South.
Senator Bayard haA been sAerv. und he
quickly found himself At home Mr..
Psndletoa- the handsome George
Of a dozen years ago---followed him,
and be hath made good impression
and was favorabIy impressed. Gov
Hendricks Is the next pilgrim, and
Senator Thurman and Gov. Tilden are
said TO be making arrangements TO fol
low him. Speaker Kerr don't need e
go-his official position brings The
democrats of the South to him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13

TAe Mo9seaa CenieahsAl kGecaLaFs
Cammiittt 4 ave rslsod 81. Goo fos shs
sfseilsa q . gArllsah y uhsoA - s1
kst4i eFery kssa 81 womess wofk. Te
iAis 60 eclsor. womoE 81 az Baucns
AZ expected fe coainbsse. Il l. en-
pecicd issi babes. ia every stage d
h1lhgiag vp. wii b = Proniaeh'
feafCFe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13
rnE eosrEL woaKEas.

While Moody aud sAnkey are stirring
the great cities, while White, Cole and
others are roasing the Western towns, 3
quiet but elective work has been going
on Ia our own state. Al the state Con.
venliOn Of Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations, held a, Norwich in November,
ls1t, II was determined TO bold brief
series Of meetings for the definite purpose
OF reyiying an interest 10 religion. The
drst series Of these meetings was held at
Windhan, beginning Ian. ?, 1875, and
hardly week has passed since, without
special labors Of these jealous workers
somewhere 10 Vermont. Up to the time
OF the annual convention, Sept 1915,
eighiy-one series Of meetings were held
Ia seventy.six towns and villages, en-
ploying more than l25 different lay work
ers OF all evangelical denominations. The
fall results OF such efforts are, of course,
known only to the Master. But some
figures may represent part OF the re-
suits. Fifty-two towns report 2, l2l con-
versions, thirty-two towns report 1,S20
added TO churches, and twelve other
towns report conversions without giving
numbers. In St. Johnsbury alone more
than 400 have been received to the
churches, and more than CSC have pro-
fessed faith in Christ, Since the eonven-
ton at Royalton twenty-seqen series OF
meetings have been held, and more than
60 applications for such meetings have
been received by the committee. Surely
this work deserves the sympathies and
the prayers OF Christians.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13
SYLVESTER MAsoN's ESTATE

- LNESTER MASON'S ESTATE
- hrArg ~ VERMONT Manchester District ~.
IN Probate Court held 81 Manchester. vi hin
aud 90 said District on tho z2d cay Of Dee.
A. D. 1916
Present, Hon. +. u. Burton, Judge
The Administrator on the estate qf Sylvester
Macon, late u Dorset, ~ said district d.
eaeed proposing 10 render Hn acc unit % A!s
administration on SAID eslate, II ~ ofdeIad bV.
said court that said account be eisls ssedfoT
allowance at session thereof to BE- held AZ tho
Probate Office "a Manchester 10 ssid disifiel nis,
the 3lst day Of Jaonafyt A. ., 1919, aud that
notice be given 70 81 persons interested ~ tbsa
publication Of this order IN The Ma chester
JOuANAL, newspaper priDted At Manohest sa
three weeks suocessisely, pfaa0as 10 said time
OF hearing.
true record,
Affect, LoYELAND MuNsON, neglstsr.
A trne copy of record
Attes', LofELAND MUNBON, Register.
38Sw
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4 GOOD FARM
FOR SALE.

IN eohsag asnes II tAe declining ssaHh N n
subscriber Ae uffefs Tor fsse hfs s.nabIe Part.
north u TIE village II Asaehester, t3s apsll
inR hgaee is sithln bali miie ~ Manchester
8urt II Iusa And kbuut tbs ssne d. t4Des from
Barr sHd Burton seminary. IL contains To-
~ es ~ cbeleH ish1s % Nhiah IL good ffali
orchard, su1 "a offensive sugar orchard Asa
mprke ulth tHe muft syprossd modern uts ssiis
end lhf 'suQ . a. bigA state 81 cultivation
f1t ha5diazs are All MN b. good stfie aud
cgudlt44a. AliA running Nstaf 10 thH b0gss
s0yFe ASA btiys. sua alsa hNAs saEsf. sever
ahgNu - ifteAel Ia iiie b@fn gsfe.
Ilese prehiises, sitaafsa - fssF lie village.
- htaf . co aEsh ahd s9 Hsar "A ihstaati0n II
ieAfaing adaEd 4 rsfe aIspotiss4tg f0f oHs de-
ssrAs g eauas y his ahsie faa sell - ~ pre-.
vida good eqaif9ftsfis Egese ior fsaiIg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13
WISTAk'S BALSAM Of
WILD OH ERRY

Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. Sore Throat, In
huenza, Group Who0pipg Cough, Hoarssness,
LAYER Complaint Pains eF Soreness ~ the Ghast
o. Side, Bleeding At the LnaRs and every ri.
lection Of Tie Throat, LluRs aud Cheat are
speedily ana permanently cured by the use u
DR. WHfkBH EAl&Rs - Win CnkahK, which
does not Day upA cough aud leave the saasa
behind, ar u the ~ith most remedies, bul
io0nens ~ eieanseH the ianRa aud AliaJs HFita.
ton thus removing the cause Of Che complaint.
CONSUMPTION CAE ~ CURED
by timely resort 70 this standard remedy. Gs
IL proved 81 huudrada 81 testimonials il has re-
cslyed.
None genuine unless signed II BUTTS" on
the wrapper
soc. and 81 bottle, large bottles much cheap
er. sEfu W FOWLE a SONS, Prpprleiors,
Boston, MAss. Sold b dealers generally
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-01-13
THoMAs MoFFAI,s EaTATE

state Of Vermont Manchester distrish a.,
In Probate Court held at Manchester ssthin
and for said District on the 9Th das al Dec
A. u. 1876.
PTesent, Hon. Il. u. Burton, Juesss.
The administrator on the elatp ~ Thomas
Mohat, late 0f Manchester. in said distGllA
deceased, proposing 10 readehan account Of hss
administration on ssd estate, II 10 ordered BY
said court that sail aocoupt be examined Tor
allowance at session thcreoiftp be held 81 the
Probate oleein Manchester ~ said district on tho
Doth day of January, 4. D. 1876, ana u ~ notice
be given 10 All persons Interested by tie publ
cation OF this order Ia the Manchester JouRSAL,
newspaper printed at said Manchester, three
weeks successfully prUYtlus TO eaid time Of
hearing.
A true record,
Attest. LOYELAND MUEsON, Register.
A true copy Of record,
Attest LoYELAND MuN50N, Register
a93w
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The Manchester Journal.
sa1aSgs rares. Fsasar'ua

THURSDAY. JAS Is. irs
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TERMS EASY.

Iaqulrs II tle ssbseligsf BE- lAs premises.
CHArNcgY oERI n.
Manchester, fist g. isIs 1sn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
q

btefe Gtabt, pelGe berG1liEel ju Der barG
bas Mardsattal fatrenben Gtraee IA, In
bic &dnte bsr Sirfen fallen rrerbe.
Der Shines rtrb BON gelsrab bertG tel,
bab tn ben admpfea BON 6oitfGar bic
Sarfen feSten, tntem ie BotlraB etnaat.
men.
Cine anbere DspeiGe faet: Die prGte>
tanttfHen Rtficndre nebmen fetnen &n>
fanb 3u ertldren, baB BITE tlrttlGe q &eete-
rung sr6ssre StGerbeit fir frete Eelistcns>
dbun8 btetet, als gewtFe GriRltGs Ees te.
runsen. Sore SurGt COR Der ruffl6en
9errfGaft If 70 src6. ba6 lie mid seteten
baben, bic beutf&e Hestsruns nit gewtGe II
9sifptelen rufIfder uRDulb(amtett tefannt
su MAIDEN unb fe 3u bitten, bag fe BON
&u6lane bas gsripreGen relisiEfer Tretbeit
~rerlanse, ebs fe lore 3uFtmmuns 3u Der
3srfpIttterun8 Der Glrtet oser bersn gefes.
ung eur6 Hubldnb gete. Die Mtffcndre.
fast Der Gtnfenher bes Mettereu, b6tten G@
bteferbalb an DeutiGiane sepan6t, neil bic
Ser. etaaten burG tore @olttit Der 1t6t.
Glnmtituns Ia eurcpdiiGe In%selss'ntettsn
revbtnbert ieten, GG bteler Srass anjRneb .
men.
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Il tnpefanbt.)
Nrimi5 in NDrtbfelb.
0teber B% anterer!

2teber @anterer!
@te Du wei6t, TT Ncrttfelb tn lester 3ett
nett unb brett befannt eeporben bur6 bte
fibnen &duberfeenen. @Getn bacon triI
Id beute nt6t iGretben. SD pia etli6e
@Orte BON elmer Seierlt6tett faeen, bic BIER
am Is. October Dor fiG etns. IN btefem
Sage ndmlt& feierte &eu. P. SEQ @tnter,
0. S. B. fetne erfe bl. MeGe.
I'm II ubr bOtte ton bte Gsmetnbe aus
BEN Ufarrbaufe ab. 3wtt Mdb9sn an Der
5ptee, apet tletne 8rdutd.n, bic tore Slid.
plnits gang artts beriasten. Ran selsts
tete i'm tn ete STRIDE, NO tbn Der Gtcr NIT
etne ietner 9tebltnestteher empfng. Der
bl. Geiit puree anserufen unb bas feterlt6e
9c6ant besann. Na6 benz Gpanaeltum
preStste Ser. P. Sau1us &ettenmeper, O.
s. B. in beutt6sr @praGe. Die grebist
mar erbstenc, BITE Gebanter niGtte, berEon
bsrjlt6 unO ernf. Gr betOnte gang befon.
Osrs os unbantbarfstt tes jsstoen Sabr.
bunSsrts. bas Sts Srtefer ssrfolst. pbwObl
ote Yrteter thinner bte or5bten @otNtdter
GER Menf6bett rraren unb finb. Muf BITE
osutfGe @rebtat fclste bic ensli1Ge. &ev.
Z. &ntCntus @apfer o. s. B. trot duf unb
NIT BEN erfen @Crte rpurbe bic Qufmert.
iamtsit Der 3upDfer eefefelt. Der gortraa
mar tOHR lebenots. fpanuenb, ersreifenb
unO Der Snbalt gang Der 3ett ansemeNen.
@r fpra6 BON Der @lrbe bes @rteRertbums
UNI setste. cap nod INNER bic Yrtefer tn
btefsr Delt Die 3telffette bes5ppttes leten.
Gr belt aud cine rlbrenbe MnfpraGe an
ben bcGm. Yrtmtatanten unb tr6fete tbu
NIT @erbetbun9 Der ewteen 3roae TN Sim.
mel fur ietn @trfen ais Nrtefer. P. Sec
mar 3u Sbrdnen serlbrt unb ein GROCER
Stetl Der @emetnbe betpteS ~ebenfaIs turd
TIRE ttefe gewssung, baB tbr 6sr3 burG BIZ
ernifen unD f%albunsspclen Wprte beS Set.
precissrs wsiG warbe. Rad Der grebtai
rC1snDtR ?. SEQ bas 9oGamt NIT fetner
frdfttsen, tlansvCten Sttmme unb an, GnSs
bswtss Elm fraftts %GefnnSenes: vGrpser
@ctt, MIR lcbsn Did," baB BITE Seterltdteti
Ole sar5e usriammeite 8smstnbe In cine bobe
Sltnmuns Darfset bate.
Slrwabr, 90 mar etn Sag Der Freube bel
bteier raubsn 3ett, bic unfere liete Mutter,
bic fatbOltide 8tr&e, 10 u~nbarmbsrsts Der
| $50. -. 90 % -
tn ROrttFslO unb beren @rtsaer Rep. s.
Qaolin!
MS6te bed Der liebe @ptt ben auten Gin.
bruf bleibenb ma&en!
SD mOGre nur nod ben,erten, bag unier
G6Or unier Der Direction tes 6errn gntc.
MUS SiGann brav unb tpader u rSefltGfeii
teitrug.
Gtner, Der iaitfeierte.
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Sie 8anmtpDu e nsG rnte.

Die 8eriGte ibsr Ten Stano ber
8aumwoGe, rpie ie betm NferbausB u>
reau tn 0aibin9tcn etnltefen, peuten
cine @errtnserune tn Stano ber8aume
Ueue IN Dem SerfeHenen Wonot IN ben
iebn 6aupt . Baummol . Staoten I'm
Dur6ldnitt berunter auf 90 3 bio 80 z
9rcSent oeS Gur6l6nitts g Grtroees
an. Der Sftober< Durhi@nitt In 8es
ana aaf lene gtaaten mar tm Sabre
1875 - SO unp i'm Sabre 1874
|71.4. Die gsrrtneerane TIM Septems
ber II IN 9eaue auf Georsta, GIoripa
uno WtiFlfppt 9ertne, ieDoh In 2oui,
tana uno Nrfanlas etrpas er5Ber, unc
tn alabama unD EenneGse am er5s.
ten. Sn TeraS III cine feline WerbeGes
run8 Der Beidofenbett e. I6tlt1. Die
uerbdltniBmdstse Bel6ofenbeit rer
BaumpoGe In BEN erpdbnten Staaten
rirb pur6 fclsenpe3 ablen auseeorift
Norcs Carolina ga. Sdps Carolina sc,
Gsorsia SO. Glcrtpa 80. Alabama 70,
MtiTi1ppt 63, 9cuifana 80. feras
81, Nrfanias sc, 5enneGee 81. Die
Senadtbeilteun9 Der Grnte. Ausf6ten
1T bur& Die A~equinccttaI . Stdrue In
Ncros Carolina, our6 DIRE unp NcH
tn @eoreta, burh Haupen 1T EIcrtoo
uio alabama. ben 8oQs Wurm In Mrs
fanlas unD Durd ben Groft In 3ennel.
Tee rerurlabt werren. Die &aupen
fommen uur tn rem iiiolt6en Ibetle Der
Golffaaten DOT. lie gerbeerunaen
o%erlelten fnp am iGlimmfen In Ala,
bamn.