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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
SUMMONS.

III me Circuit Court Of he @die Of Oregon
for he County Of linn.
Diana y. wiimanh, Pm. W Thos. i.
Wilmarth, Dcft.
Suit In equity for Divorce.
To rhos. l.. wilmarih the above named
defendant:
In tho namo Of the Stale Of Oregon, you
are hereby required 10 appear aud nnswcr
the complaint OF tho above Plaintiff IN tho
above entitled Court now on flo with tho
Clerk Of said Court, within ten daysfrom no
date OF tho service Of this summons upon
you II served In Linn County; butt II served
In any other county In tho State Of Oregon,
then within twenty days from tho date ri
tho service of llllf summons upon YOU
and you arO hereby notified that fyou
fail TO appear and answer said complaint,
as hereby required, tho Plaintiff will ask
tho decree Of tho Court 90 dissolve tho
marriage contract between plaintiff and
defendant and thnt tho caro- and custody
OF their minor child, Frederick H. VIII
malth, be given TO plaintI1, and that the
plRlntifTB name DO changed 10 Diana n.
Goldsmith, and for tho costs and disbnrao-
menls OF this suit to DO taxed.
j. X. WEArIiERFOnD,
Atty for Pin.
Published bY order Of the Hon, II. T..
BOISE, Judge cf tho above named Court,
made AZ chambers IN tho city Of Salem,.
County Of Marion, Slate OF Oregon, on
tho 2Bih day Of July, ls77.a n5sw8
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

last Tuesday morning quite number 81
our mdicianlu left for Portland to take the
Ori.aba for san Franeisc0, to which aee
thsy are going ior The purpose q layiag n
ihsir lail and uiatersiochs of goods Among
the number w-rs I. SANDERS, q the firm d
soudsr, a sisuleu, sig FoS, ol o. faz Z
n1os. A,ran cohaa and JgHa5 @osepa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

willert 4 Busch are acquiring quite a rep
utation in the manufacture Of carriages, wag-
ers. etc. Last week they sold one Of Their
fine buggies to Dr. Plummer, Of Portland
We are glad to see Albany work going down
TO the metropolis, and know that the manu-
factrers have nothing TO fear by having their
work compared with that which Is put up il
Portland. We have never seen any wagon
or buggies in this State that could compete
with those put up by Willsrt 4 Busch fo'
either strength or beauty
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
An EreeIien, rubllea,lon.

The West Shore for July is by far the best
pabication Of the kind which has ever been
issu9l in this State. II has thirty two pages,
contains same forty engravings among which
are Illustrations Of Table Rock, in Southern
Oregon, Sts. Baker and Rainier, Tumwatcr
Falls, and several government buildings in
Victoria. II sa splendid paper to sond east
for the purpose Of showing up oregons re-
sourcoq, and Is sure to meet with large pat.
roa2g2 Aillnss, l.. Samuel, AZ Portland
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Proi Gilbert. who formerly Superintendsd
ths tsathisg IN the public schools q this city,
win Ae,1n move bis family over to Lebanon.
He expects to take charge Of the academy a
that piaes, and We certainly think the LsbA'
nouitss eoald-nos have selected > man better
oualiGed % fll ths Poaisiga He has mnd'
teaching . life ztndy; and II wsll liked whsF
eyer be goea
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

! am now selling tho famous wooden pump
manufactured by A. Prescott, at Salon. It
Is superior in workmanship and finish, viii
draw water easier and faster, and is decided.
ly the best pump in the market We ask all
to give it atral, Rndifall we claim for it is not
true, thcpump viii not cost you cent. The
manufactor5 Lss been established foryears and
the pumps givo universal satisfaction Ad.
dress, II. D, Thraahsr at shcdd's Station,
and he will be at your service on short
notice I'm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

A.s tha u. z. Church Is nov being repairing
Dr. Irvine viii preach at the Court House at
ii o'clock. Sabbath School viii also le held
AZ the sanls place at She regular hour 2.So
Rev. 4. b. White viii hola religious ser.
vices It St. Paul's N. E Church South, neEt
sabbash, at Il O'Clock, and in The aiterno,a y
At 4 o'cock will preach at Cowan's school
hnnnh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

A letter received in this city few days
ago from Newport informs Us that whale
came ashore at Yaquina Bay on Thursday
Of last week. 1t had been harpOoned, and
died before washing ashore. Il measured
about &c feet in length, and viii irr1sish
food for the native, ior sometime
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

The fnsst entertainment Of the season
Howootb's Grand Hibsrnica-wilI appear in
this city next Saturday, Monday and Tues
day evenings, and Il our citizens want q
have an evening Of pleasure they had best
attend. The Portland papers are loud IN
in their praises Of the troupe For partie'
ulars soc their adv in another column
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Lat week we had several hard showers,
anil aH there was considerable wheat cut and
lying 10 the field, FARMERS looked rather blue,
However the rain did not continue long. and
the sgriculturiat now thinks he has sure
thing While going 70 bis work now he gen.
orally singH part of that iavoritc hymn, writ
tea BY Bliss
nsurp, M sire. shall ihe harvest b.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Jaa Mady has iust commenced the manu-.
factard ioe cream Al biz restaurant, and OF
iheachoi days itis delighliul % drop in there
and GET your parehed tongues cooled
Erabroidory 10 Pompadour eolore mixed
pink lnd b.as, elees the new linen cuffs and
collar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Byreicreuce 10 an advertisement in another
column II will be seen that the booths at the
State Fair Groundl will bo rented at auc.
ton on The 29d inst Tho auction viii take
place on the grounds, and parties Wishing a
stand must I'd ithand At tho time
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the board OF Equalization Will attend
at the Office Of tho County Clerk Of Linn
county, Oregon, on tho last Monday In
August, and publicly examine tho ASSESS
mont Rolls and correct all errors In yalu-
alton, description or qualities Of land, lots
or other property that may appear on the
Assessment Rolls, for the year, 1877.
Pm. SMITH,
News Assessor, Linn Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

paH.a lAIaeh ihs Salem pot
ssek ni.h ths fullouiug supeuczip
uit
~ a pal.si f.ii 3 no o..
b p 10 ci,asi osrs b roit
~ la'|ll nani q ~ + cartl
Nn'it G p't. q rog ~ 7au t.H
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

N'ninSAi, the gay and festive Polish gem
\ y Who has been managing the Exchange
has left for parts unknown, and his
u. ''''.'n in this city are not in a very amia-
l'Ans q mind. We understand they
n vas at Portland and sars trying 70
writing the above the gentleman has
'''e'sed ane brought back 70 this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
NOTICE TO
r a r NJ e r S

In addition 10 my commodl0us ware
house Mt the footof Ellsworth Street. have
rented the substantial warehous owned by
John Fosior, ut tho foot OF Broadalbin
Street, and am now prepared 10 store ZOO,
001 bush0ls OF wheot
Sacks furnished to those storing with me
and large quantity on hand for sale s.tho
lowest market price.
will pay tho highest cnsh price for
" heat, Oats, and other cereals. Wheat
received at Tnngent and Miller's At Albany
prices. Call and zee mo before making
arrangements for selling or storing else
where. @ d. SIMPSON.
ahn3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
ACARp.

A II. DELL y PARKER, LATE on ORE.
<Ao gOn city, beg leave 70 Inform tho ruhllr
that they have purchased the nFsltVq nIotp tu1'
drugs, mt4iclneg rtc., formerly owned BY r. g.
Hi ~ s0n, and that they design continuing
the buslneaa 81 the old stand, where thoy pro,
pose 10 keep Ia tho niture, af full assortment nl
nFpRsl Chemically Patent Medicines, Toilet Az.
tlclea and everything usually found IN a afih
class drug tlrre
While Niineatly soliciting i cOntlnunnca Of
the OLD house, WehOpo at tho same tlmo. by
fair and liberal dealing. and careful attention
io the wants Of ciatomers to meet the ealnen
orders,
Particular attention Will be Il, on 10 The com
pounding 0i physicians prescriptions and Tam
ily receipts at all hours of the day or night.
A. II. BILL x PARKER,
huccoHs0ra 10 X. q. HILL ~ HoN.
Albany, Oregon, OF. 9TH. 1874 uDiL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

The following is the list Of letters remaining
in the Post Office, Albany, Llnne county, Ore-
gon, Aug. 0, lS7TI Persons calling for these
letters must give the date on which they were
a al aa1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

oil q al kinds; Averiil paint, The best
"a cheapest; White Lead, ste., ess-, 'old
y lnn..t rats.. ~ WheaIsg. q shedd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
coxMERCIAL Department.

During lae second and third terms, thorough
course u instructions will be given In Book Keeping
AMI Business forms, At comparatively small expense
students may seeurp, here, what would cost them
largo sum Of monev TO obtain at commercial college.
II Is impossible for any one to beeamO finished az.
countant without a thor0ugh knowledge q Tho pfn,
ciplos Of Arithmetic, English Grammar aud English
Composition; we therefore, recommend the study Of
these In connection with ob-keoplng.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
EoARD.

Arrangements have been made hy which elrls and
young ladies' desiring - attend TIC C0lles6 eAt IS
buanoi ctlee By lhc rr.ueiIal or Professor Hewitt
Every ears aad attention viii bo given " iu dsnii
ment hcAlth, NQras stuiy ETC. Price pdf Weet III
einl'g hHari idsng. fiiel shts, etc, efe1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Gg-Call on him IN tho NOW building on
Front stroet, between Young's and Plum
mor's n52tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Special Aitenllon given 70 Elocnli0nAfy arm Ali
slntoncal trailing. Superior advantage ohlf.i n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Mn JOHN A. BRI0ssAN, ono q The te.t us.t.,.,
Teachers IN the Stiie, has been engaged 10 gifa :
thorough eoussa Of instruction III syslematic Ma.
manship during The second term
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12
CITY AFFAIRS.
rorsrtsiAL TAs,Is.

There was eatious held at Odd Fello We Hall
Yesterday st one o'clock, OF the members OF the
Tsaislassire favorable 10 tha Nichols g8yetn.
n,st,t, whith vas largely attended. The prineis
raj subject tindsr consideration was thA prsptiety
III going Into III, election for United atatea ket-
atof pn Monday. but the CAUCUS dseidsd vthef-
wise. - At,
Any number of reasons are ssetibea for this
,laLsr rninatien. but sines they amount simply to
sueaulation. IL would be Idle to relate them !.
There ID evidently something in the wind
which common moftals are mob informed Of but
ID IA generally believed that before the Iagiala
ture adjourns on Thursday night, there VIII have
saettrfed sptrss remarkable changes ~ the sitHa'
tion- not arising from any action Oh Washington
but frstn entirely local estises.
ranLatds aa,,ens. il Ia reported. ~ sAtlfely
dsm6rallssd and Is on ths point Of giving np th ,s
tha q Haas. and liz members cay openly that ~
apnn A. ths order 10 withdraw the troops from
HE city ID issued there WIN be general eHoons
frotn ths 3d. Louis Hotel u..-. :, -
Uppcsfning ths senatorial contest, y is re-.
ported that Judge wyley's name will be bre.ghs
t,afBfa the next gHuets AZ candidate tof ths 81
altea position of tteited States Senator
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12

asy,, iaatbety color. aud may be- said. tD be
HIN sand stone. viii loh weuid likely bfsaH
siatsla Ii, attempt be rnads 10 remove ID from ths
aafetubaaus. Edward Uahsf. 90 aged eelore sl
mar. who has resided upVn The farm hinee he was
a boy. and who assisted IN remevlng, sas IL.
rirms IA that ID IL Ba years sihns their last ~
meya Athat Time they lsa rested u We o, y
tnms An Years. and wsfs ethnmea In . state 2,
preservation beyond oil expectation fsng ss9 ~,
.att,sst mass with the skin drawn tightly 70 TUG
baaas natYifastian NJ, doubt having commenced
liz wotk, Ihs repairs 10 The tomb win be 2, r..
,istsd ts.asy and the sareephagus IL not likely
L, be otsensd again for century te come; unless,
indeed. 10 ths case Of ~ aeedse. IS y. IN III H.
wath. and lie remains Of The Immortal Washing.
ton will then be ~ enduring as bis memory ~
HaAse
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12
AMt,ss,sr ssNrs.

VARIETIES THEATRE To night the second week
OF Louiae pomeroy's engagement begins with
the special engagement of Ohas. H. Pope, the
initial play OF the series 10 ba "The Lady OF
Lyons. We anticipate a charming performance
and d full house. @o
AuAnxMy or Music Tho minstrel oompsny of
Simmons q slooumb announce an entirely new
Din foY tonight. Harley will sing one Of his
beat songs, Belle Brandon. Weloh and Rice will
appear III entirely new sketches and songs and
dances; George Thatcher in his great supper
story: Law simmons in new banjo solo and
songs. The programme will comprise tho laugh
Ahle act entitled "schooi."
On Friday next Thatcher's benefit takes place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12
rns,rtlE ANN taTY araga1 ). !.

ffnewnHp ny A pRtsaNfH. saturday night,
while Officer Jones was conveying n prisoner te
ibs Thifd rfseinut Htati0n when nj the CORNER Of
An Peter apfi Royal streets, the latter dealt the
officer stunning bow baeh nf tie hHHi, 70 We
same tine drawing hin pistol ana tiffnE ~ INN.
ti'hn ball took eiT#ot lib the eIiarts right hatiu,
inHistlng slight weaad. Fhs prisoner hhaaeeas
Ga III making his escape.
f1taaHp. Captain Kelly Saturday night, closed
inc dance house known ~ the a0rfstal Palace,
Ala tsropfistpr Ut the same not having complied
with section J2s Revised City Ordinances.
l,ApuENtH s,=z For she larceny Of watch lssau
Emith retired into the Third Prepnet Staten.
John Malone, charged by atr. Elehern with The
larceny ef some curtains, WAS Locked up III the
All Tho request Of Susan Patterson, Martha Ann
MeHeby waa farnished apartments In the Fourth
Precinct Station on charge OF larceny
i raeunssy.--Robert nalbier, 81 the instigRtion
10 Hnhs, Al firett. was arrested ut the corner OF
sronln,aa and psuphtne streete. and immured In
Ehs Third Oalabtosa On the charge oil ROBBERY
HuAatAna Al Won't. About two o'clock sun
aay morning the residence Of Mr. Boultgny, on
l1utsfpr Htrset between HI. ChErtaH ana oafonao"
lpt was entered by burglars. VINO Rto,s sna Gar
fiad away fb0 black coat and y poeaehpVVeA Voh-
tatninp ANAL amount OF money. Tho thieves
pgleetedg an entrance by climbing the gallery post
ma thcn through al open window. The busgats
made their exit IN the same manner.
SyuAnern wtrH BURGLARY. s0n Claiborne street,
hetMaen st. Louip aud Toulouse, Joe Joeeph, o
susofious character, was arrested and lecsed up
In HE Fourth Precinct Station, charged WIN
having, ON tho night OF March D, bnrsaafaHea the
henAe No, 18S Treme street.
Row AT wsxaEns.Aun Saturday night .
row occurred at wenger's beer saloon, No. II
Bourbon atreet. between two sets OF individuals,
one being composed Of young bloods, two OF
whom got severely beaten, During tho affray
WunNpr. the proprietor of tho establishments, In
reported Go have fred two ahotH from . piato"--.
AFTER. however, he had closed Biz doors and
refused admittanee 10 the police. The shooting,
however, having authorized the police 10 force an
MoCarty aud ]. Maher, for being Implicated In
The affair, and who were locked MP In Che Third
Precinct Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12
MATILDA HEBRON
A s,ert Hlsgrnpty ~ tire TaisHssa s"s
- unfortunate Actress
ffilntinrati Cnmmefeihll /


M.ay N sur readers have b kindly retastss
bsatat III Matilda Heffet, These who Witnesses
her Camille can never forget het. In shat sna
sons of her ether representations Mstliua a,s Il,
ron WAS great actress. Her death oee"fsse III
New York night before last 8. ta...,..u.
she was nstiys Of Ireland, born n London, =,
derry In 1922. on coming 20 thia esnhH ~ ~ ~
early sae. she was placed for instruction Tor w.
stage ,,aaer charge Of DIR. Peter Hicainsst, aef
rss appearance Oh The stage VA st maze e ssnes
Id 'tFahe. IN the night of me 7th % ,sh,,aa5
phia In IL tB55 che vent 10 California and VS.
gate sesess IL het atst II is9 n,, sae h gsa
Welded 10 Mr. Robert stoepe., WIN w,efn, LIN Z.
avs sha aid mel live lengs LIP 1891 hliH wen. 20
ltpais nd and there followed her profession Tor
sums time. Fef say rsa's pas, aha aas eae aa
anfar the clouds III peyey and ill.heaHhs Haf
.,aix tanaaina hams III life Was her datighteF.
niliijeuT Herfar. whs has been regarded as .
phshonsnpn ef great PROMISE. W: stnepe " y
now IN T.qnapH lsaaei hi a theatnf. l5 u hsa
iievea thsb he will amply provide for "niign's
failure, -z.....
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12

A gre. sright All Aseaas.

Hsturaar niabt most disafsesful row occurred
III lha IiAmatek beer and daneeahauss, NO, Al
Isuya street. 81 which Joseph Hisss aii ek'mesfo4
pgiitan, IL the proprietor, ut.
Uapt. Kelly and his nelcs. we're promptly oh
hand. but the proprietor tI1ite) did nos wish
thst,, Id street. AIRY of the rpwaies,
TEiH uisBa In bssamins almost sa tahteus "a
Aha rfyptal Palace for free fights aud drunken
Lruiis. A.. - ..a
aass. t,sdss and aaeoFt,tp aud The proprietor res
Iuses il, allow a police oflesr 10 be kept 10 there
ilus the police officers Of the .ptetinos nave q
rat,l III let np lie pfupfietors Of aue places tef
Yis,iaiina asrtinh 1BS Bf tha Revised htatnteas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12

The weapon used hT nate m"lasa 10
gotsrssstA Suicide

AL haitpast q o'clock A. nj. Sunday Aste Ihi4
len. aged thiftyasx years, native o. Arelaht.
and d servant In The employ bf MIS- Fipnegaal,
residing at No. Front street, whils labofing ina
day Temporary tlt Of insanity, attempted 10
summit ntiitids by cutting her tifoat with
butcher Aufa .-s
III was sune time before The unfortunate wo4
4, an aflar abe had committed The act, was dis.
covered. and when found che was spaeehess and
athauated fruiii the loss Of blood. Hhe was semi
III HE Charity Hospital where her eonailieh ~
considered critical a.,
DrfshoHAr reporter interviewed Mte, Pinnt.
nan, and she stated that ksle Bullen has been In
her employ for the past seventeen year., that
Two years ago che last saw her brother. ana ssnce
Yesterday morning Kate brought dress 70 her,
and asked her to Lave II put on whea she was
dead ....
Mrs, Tinnigan paid no attention " nee request.
htt M her return from church che found he,
covered with blood Id her room In the third STORY,
with i large butcher knife lying by her SIDE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12
WASHINGTON rETRlFuEB.
The Father of his Country turned anto
sand stone.


The San Francisco Chronicle prints letter puro
porting 10 come from Washington and dated Feb.
ruary I5 In which the writer says: "We visited
Washington's tomb to-day ut Mount Vernon. Va,
some IL miles from this city, down the Potomac,
and we had the unusual privilege of beholdtng
tho mortal remaius of tho immortal Washington.
Visitors TO the tomb will remember that the west
wall Of tho same has for several years
been ia falling condition and In great
need OF repair. A few days since part
az Ii tumbled into tho tomb, completely
covering the ssrcophagus of Washington and also
that Of Martha Washington, In order to repair
fho damage In q competent manner 1t was found
NECESSARY 10 renlove them few feet from their
rnR,ipc place. The one containing the remaina
1T Martha Washington wss removed nrst. but
Ill fhe are containing the remains OF Washing
to, aroused tho curiosity % We official who was
experimenting the work ~ removal, asd Y was
Hefiiea "a open the sasuepAagne u order % 49,
certain the cause This was done. and the
sssnaIs we're found To BIZ pesriisds - fsct cold
ssrnn resembling statue, the features peFfectiy
nAfs1ral. Wifh The exception Of eyes and care re
trace of which can b. aosn. Inc poal g q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12
United states soldiers Assaults Rslsre
OHleer with ssrass Mnurkacs. 4 /

On Wednesday night, ut the corner uf bur.
rupdy aud Gustunhbuse streets, several United
Htates soldiers were disturbing The pnasas I'll.
OR MuHtamat went 10 them anu TsauHHtha
ftpt, ID aaaist making stieh u nulsas Tho eftiesr
had hardly finished speaking when one " the
soldiers brought htta 10 earth BIZ stunning blp#
81, the head with hraHs kHnnhls, and Tue Whole
crowd htsfted 10 run tas
vplvef and fred et bic aHHallants. but the bull
lets arpa vide Of their mHtle
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-12
srs.siv.s sf Hssanss.

auuHttFDof,.az2r steamer Glarhayile-4ies
bales sattst, Craig 4 Hegati-.T Ohaas Hamilton =
~. ii Vaas,. Hsr hins heoz4as Ailsn Nuasmt 4
esgta @ W sentsil Aep-4tt March Y s.hlsnhsf9,1a
Istssar, Abtahsin Ats-=s Burnett Aeoszza Z
Harris AsselT Bep aassaaa5 Jns ghalfs svnsz---5
i,t,ah i fsvsttza LitatsHstein4as w fitttbfidae
Asa-i Hartwei b Ghatnbsrsi autbels=ssll Bar
fett 4 aotGtan==@s4ia sacks 70 ton sssa = oettes
aspd Associated snnafias 10 Bfdsf@Ietal ~ bales
pattes sii4 saeks s6tt9h sssa .a,,,
bHtntJttAt Ii x~aa4Pet steamer Trentafia=zisp bbls
ssesssss g Aids ssgat ggnssf hglga " H. II ~
it,teipursa4i hid do 10 bbls Hsl#sses Bslttanszl
do q A Lsnaasa@B do Dbl ostetn bHttttn % I 9sy
egas bids ssear Lansanias sasss 1en hit me- ,
lsaass HltaBh All i Aee shaafles 10 uthst-LIeta
ID sas sugar ss bbis aosssss ts5 sacks rough rice
TOWN. iss Voa#T-- Per stsanar tsssss @sanafiss
W. tnWrH rflAsTH==psf steamer Ann ST. saohs
tes HIP Hae &C. aud sy,ases V .,d h.s esss
i l. Harris 900 81 .tas 4 Hafde Ae6-@s4 Jhv Phsrs
teitasg1 Jntpy 4 aillla@-ss Meyer, Wsis Apa4aa@sp
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