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n.R.gl.ter's Compliments to tho Dem.
ocrney.

~ Registers Compliments 70 the Dem.
ocrney.
he R,gistsr has no satisfactory theory
u which to account for Col. Ben's mar
u, escape from defeat except the pur.
slable character OF the Democracy of
ID district. It was Hutchinson's barrel,
lays, that wrought the change. tire
s.ls Its silly falsehood about that s5o,-
q, and intimates that 1t was this money
kG cut the Colonel down.
Esleays the Rtgister to settle with the
DtaOerscy for this compliment paid to
TEN. Itis plain intimation-yes, more
Ain an intimation-thst they are 4 yenal
~ and It only requires money to change
atrvotes. In other words, they are for
I.IO the highest bidder, and all that is
!*dsd to convert them is iudicious dis
sSutiOn Of cash among them. .rs''z1-
Vow We never proiessed to have an
tlted opinion OF the Democracy, but
Stly We never recognized our
a,nOctatic iellow.citi1ens Of this dis
sa In the light in which they
" thus placed by the R.gi,tr. The
Es George Davenport once told George
ltrsd Townsend that the West Virginia
ItnOctacy were incorruphble, and In
et.ting Of the legislature said that they
@HOI know enough OF worldly ways to be
sHupt We were struck with this remark
Tue time, as having In 1t considerable
s%ieum OF truth, and always remem'
sssdit. But 1t seems that times have
a'ased, and that they now know enough
sSe world to be purchaSable, and thai
Wy many Of them were purchased at the
y. election. ~
S'tAOps this expression on the part ol
" k'gisr only embodies q certain re
shoeity qI opinion. tits well understooc
ssIeFy many Democrats in this distric
a0ot look upon the Registers politica
,a'0s rs Immaculate by any means. Oh
Sentnry, quite thereverse. This ma!
apaia Its eomplimentto them yesterday
Saly bea paying otf Of old scores; VII,
.S'Sst There is however o sIgniGcan
to which we desire to cal
y editors attention. It Is thii
!" years ago this county CAV
Hy decided mSiority against Col. WI
awhile most Of the other counties CAV
's''dsy iOt hin. Nobody SuSpssts
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wETzEL COUNTY.
Nrw MAR7IssylILE, WA, Nov. 4.

Nrw MARTlssylILE, WA, Nov. 4. /
Editors Intelligencer. gt
The election passed off quietly here to.
day. A very large vote was polled at this
place, caused by persons from other dis.
tricts in the countyvoting here. The vote
stands fer Hancock, 1856; Garfield, 2l8;
Weaver, l; Wilson, $50; Hutchinson, 2l5
Hancock's majority, l49; Wilson's major
ity, 152.
Wilson's majority in Wetzel county will
be $50, This Is from reports already re-
ceived and from estimates.
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The n. = o. company vs.. the puImapu.

BALTIMORE, November THE hearing
In the case Of Geo. NJ. Pullman and the
Pullman Palace car Company against the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd Com.
pany, for infringement Of patent Of the
comp plainants, and, praying that the B. &
q. Company be enioined from such in.
tringement, was commenced In the United
States Circuit Court to-day before Judges
Bond and Morris. The case Is an I'm.
portant one, involving the validity Of the
Pullman patent, and will be conducted by
Somo Of the best lawyers in the country.
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mARRIsoN COUNTY.
LuapEarOar, Ny. Va, Nov. 8, ]

LuapERrOsr. W. Va, Nov. 5, 1880.
Editors lutellIGenoer.
The following is the vote Of Eagle dis
trict, Harrison county:
Jas. A. Garfield, ia; Weaver. 81; Han
cock, A. Gar6eld's majority over Han
cock, $50. For Congress: ]. A. Hutchin-
son. LA; Bassell, 70; Wilson. 40. Hutch.
inson's majority over Wilson, l2s.
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rnEsIlUATIoa 1EsTEDAY.
Tho status Of Several Disputed States, a.
ffApnenred NJ DARK.


ttAppeared at Dark.
NEW YORK, November 4-There is little
important information about the Presi-
Dental election which has not already
been given in detail. New Jersey, Nevada
and possibly California, are thought to
have gone Democratic, while North Caro-
lima is still held doubtful by the Demo-
Gratis. In California the Republicans con-
tinue their claim Of forty Assemblymen,
with four more in doubt, which would in
sure Republican to succeed Booth in the
United States Senate. Some Of the best
informed Republican authorities say that
the Democrats will probably hold the Sen
ate by small majority, but that the new
House Of Representatives will be Republi-
can by majority ranging from thirteen to
twenty-five. All the papers OF this city,
both Democratic and Republican, concede
New York State to Garfield by maioritiss
ranging from 5000 to 5000. The head
quarters OF the Republican National Com.
mittee are closed. No address to the peo-
pie will bo sent out by the Committee.
They claim that their success Is aufficient
assu rance.
TIE HERALD Esr1MArH. e +
The Herald says that Garfeld's ma
jority In this State is about 10000.
HE IS REPUBLICAN, FOR HE uIMsEIF HATH
f. sAID IT. o. It5l.-1
Nrw YoRK, November 4.-Rev. ]. Hyatt
Smith, who defeated Chitten for Congress
In the Third Brooklyn district, said to:
day: Some Of the Republican papers
have referred unkindly TO my political
status. I do not propose to answer per-
sonally any OF these attacks, but re-
fer oil who wish any informotion
on that point to my political godfather
and lifelong friend, Thurlow Weed. l still
consider myself Republican, an inde.
pendent Repu blican, but then voting upon
any bill, Ishall not look to see what may
be its party label. Ishall vote on II accord
ing to my best judgment as patriot. Mr..
Smith Is q hard money man and favors
strong protective tariff.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, November 4.-Returns from
eighteen counties in this State give Gar.
| field ss,ele, Hancock 1859, Republican
majority l7e47. Comparing this vote
with that Of 1873 It seems the Republican
rain Is 50 per cent and the Democratic
sain 4 per cent. II the same ratio Of in.
crease continues the Republican vote OF
me State will be 129, ,7l0, Democratic vote
8s .499 9-total leS, ,3S9, which will give o Re.
publican majority of6e,2sl.
In this statement the Greenback vote
estimated at II 900 10 not eonsidered. Add
this TO the above Republican and Demo-
cratic vote, aud Il will give total for the
State Of 2l5,lS9 votes. This ratio Of In
crease may not prevail throughout the
State, but In no case was Il believed that
the total vote will be lees than 200, 900, oil
the majority for Garfield below IS, 900
The State Senate will stand 81 Republi
cans to 8 Democrats. The House standi
i25 Republicans to u opposition.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.


Editors Intelligsncer.
In looking over the vote OF Marshall
county find the vote at the State election
stood "a follows: sturgiss, 2,l74; Jack.
son, 1915; Republican majority, $50
Jackson running "a behind the regular
Democratic ticket and sturgiss running 80
ahead OF the Republican ticket. The vote
on the I'd oi November stood as follows:
Hutchinson, 1891; Wilson, 1893; Repub-
lican majority, COL; Garfield, 2,lS6; Han
cock, 1886; Republican majority, 500.
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HAMpsHlRE COUNTY.
RoMSRY, W, Va, Nov. 2.

hUANEf, W. VA, NOV. z.
Editor, lntelliSenetn
The vote Of Romney precinct, Hamp.
shire county, has just been counted. II
Is: For the Democratic ticket, 800; for
the Republican ticket, So; as against q
Republican vote OF "a at the State cleo.
tion, October 18th, and 66 for Hayes in
1865. There was no scratching. Will
send full returns when we get them.
Greenwood precinct-Gartield and Ar
thur 81; Hancock and English, 70; major.
ity for Garfield and Arthur II. Ut. Hoke
81 Hoge, Is; majority for Hoke II.
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CHICAGO, November IA New York
special says General Sherman will proba-
bly retire next spring and General sheri.
dan will succeed him as Commader in
Chief al Washington. in this event Gen.
eral Hancock OF General Scho6eld will
succeed General Sheridan at Chicago ~
Commander Of tho Military Division ol
MiR.ouFi. 1n'h -aa
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CUMBERLAND, MD, NOV. ..
Allow me to join the general acclaim
over the glorious victory won under you
as our able leader. The party OF peace.
progress and prosperity will rule the Ma.
tion 1t saved. My congratulations to you
personally. HENaY ]. JOHNSON,
Editor Daily Ners.
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CulcAoo, IL. Nov. 8

Der Derigent des aeltesten maenier ge-
sangyereins ven Chicago gratutalert Gar.
field. OSCAR ScuMALL.
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Accept congratulations Of your old com.
radefor the most signal repulse given the
late Confederate Democracy. The victory
Is the more gratifying on account OF the
villainous ISLANDERS heaped upon you.
A. GARDNER, JR,
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Flsx UNlvERslrY JUBILEE slsoERs.


NEW YORK, Nov. 3.
Am too tired to talk, but not so faigusd
that l cannot congratulate you on the
glorious victory. Your own course has
been wonderfully wise for yourself and
comforting to your friends. Governor
Jewell Is radiant, and deserves to be. He
has done the honest, faithful work OF ten
men, and merits the thanks OF the party.
EMORY A. SToRRs.
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nRAxroN COUNTY.
sAlr Llcr Balpar. Noyember

sAlr LICK BRlpoR, November s..
EdItors IntellIEeneer.
The vote at this, precinct stands: Han.
cock, 93; Garfield, SO; Kenna, s3; Walker,
5B-a Republican gain Of 81 over Hayes
vote In 1879, and OF 10 over Sturgiss' vote
last manth. At the Mouth OF RuAll's
Greek the vote stands: Hancock, SO; Gar.
field, 20; Kenua, 80; Walker, Is. The
Indications are that this county cast the
largest vote ever cast. r 4
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UpsHUn COUNTY.
BucrHAsSos, November /

Editor, IntslliEcuosr.
The following is the vote at Buckhsn.
non: Votes polled, SOL; Garfield, 297;
Hancock. 207; Weaver, 81. For Congress
-Hoke, 2S4; Hoge, 1859; Farnsworth. 1914;
Gartield's majority, 30; Hoke over Farms.
worth, 40; over Hoge, "a; Garfield will
get 400 majority In the county.
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PLEAsANrs COUNTY.

GRAPE ISLAND, W. Va, Nov. 3, 1880.
Editors Inteigencer.
Peasants: 40 majority for Hancock; SO
msjority for Wilson. A gain OF 100 for
Hutchinson. II Ohio has done as well
Hutchinson Is elected.
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VIRGINIA.
Scattering Returns from Additional
Counties.
THE FIRST DISTRICT.

Later returns make some alterations in
the figures from the counties Of this dis.
trict, and Colonel Wilson'S reelection BY
. small majority seems reasonably certain.
We give the figures from our latest re.
turns:
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THR ELECTORAL VOTE.
Below will be found the standing Of the
E,actor.l CoIlaoa, hv S,ataa.
rHr NEXT HOUSE.

TIE NEXT HOUSE.
The following table indicates the num-
Der Of members Of Congress elected, by
States, compared with the membership Of
the Forty.sixth Congress: IJsiNJl
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DAMAEscorrA, ME-, Nov. 8.
Merit rewarded; liberty rescued justice
slander rebuked; country
saved. Why we laugh.
JAMES A. HALL.
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Ghe Gnteuiaet1rer,


,b..e two candidates for Congress In thii
district, and many persons called at th'
o.sspspsr offices all day long to hear th'
I.e.. news. The table given yesterday
m suffered serious change by the latel
news from Pleasants county, where. In
t.ad Of 20 majority Tor Hutchinson. there
10 for Wilson. The vote from "elsel
a. far as received, shows that there mas
been no falling of on wilson from the oc'
,obsr Democratic vote In that county pus
rather an increase.
With these facts before US we nave nc
doubt Of Wilson's reelection py q small
u.jotity. Until We hear iuiiy from
Gllnet and Calhoun, and get the exact
vote Of Tyler, 1t is useless 70 speculate %
to the sirs Of Wilsons'majority, tuftner
than to say that 1t cannot DO very consid'
snbIs. Hutchinson has gwen nun . Close
chase, and had the result, as II mas now
come to light, been anticipated pelore the
election, Hutchinson could nave peen
elected. Many persons voted ior tne
Colonel who 1ea''y uiu S' ''i Nv pe',e'
reason than because they supposed ne
VS. sure to be elected, ana they dla NOT
tls to split their ucket without aci
.oupllshing anything. his large plu'
nliy over the Republican canaiaate
in 1878 credited the impression that
be was invincible, and any NUMBER
Of Democrats would have bet on at least
9OOplurality for him this time NO per-
.susMe more astonished at his narrow es'
cape this time than those same persons.
II useless now to indulge IN any AMI
uadVersiOns as to what was lacking IN the
Say yOE more thorough organization In
hsRepublican canvass In several counties
Ol ths district, but we may say IN general
terms that the votes were In the district TO
hlTebeaien the Colonel II they mad oeen
brought out. This county should have
done at least 100 better and Marshali oo
better, and 50 on In several other coun'
des I
Mr. hutchinson himself made q gallant
aayass. He fully met the expectauons OF
the party when they nominated him, and
Ial6lled al! the promises oil his friends.
We regret on every account, his own per-
DpRl account included, that he should
hrs come 80 near to success, and yet
GlAst see the fruits Of his arduous laoors
hst BY so small q majority against him
4 niiori'y that could have been wiped
OutiteTery detail oi success IN the various
@untlts had been closely looked alter.
CoL Wilson has paid for his election all
hat was worth, in the way OF time' ex'
element. worry and expense-and more
&ln We think he will care to pay tor an
shs such contest. He had bitter con-
At inside his own party to secure the
animation, and a hard row afterwards
si0re The people in order to secure an
ssctiOu But for his very pronounced
aaf speeches hereabouts he could not
Pssibly have pulled through. dc muet
n
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oRKooN.

PORTLAND, oRe., November The lat.
Get election news gives clear Republican
msjority OF 600. This includes the south.
ern counties. In the counties east Of the
mountains the Democratic majority Is not
likely to be over 100 and will not exceed
500 at the most Allowing for all possible
errora in the estimates for parts Of the
counties not yet reported, the Republican
majority cannot fall below 800. Most oi
these figures are based on astual returns
The state % sure for tho Republicans
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HARTFORD, COM. Nov.

Sv''.'I tVVFs U
Connecticut, the mother OF the Western
Reserve, sends to 0hio's iavorite son, now
the Nations pride, words Of greeting in
this hour Of triumph and great rejoicing.
Fl. T, PERRY.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 3.
The family Of fools send greeting.
A. W. TouRaEE.
CHESTER, PA. Nov. 8

H'FHRI M 3'V'' U
The clerks In the office OF John Roach &
Son, all Republicans, congratulate you up.
on your vindication, which Is as glorious
as the victory is decisive. CLRRKs.
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am not old enough to vote for you. but
carried torch and drummed. am
lwIul glad you are elected.
TEppIE CHILpa.
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BHLLAIRr. O.. Noy. s.


Please accept our congratulations on
your glorious victory. ]. 7. RopRFRR.
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TYLER COUNTY.
Garneld's Majority 2oo. o.and Hutchiuson's
900.

Editors Intelligsncer. .l
The election has passed of quietly. A
large vote was polled. The returns from
all but one voting place are in at this
writing (noon Wednesday giving Garfield
a majority Of 127 and Hutchinson 200.
The District to hear from will raise Gar.
field TO about 200 and Hutchinson to 800
In the county. TYLER.
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The long meter doxology Is in order.
New York greets Ohio, and all the people
say amen. JAMES W. GARFIRLp.
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La1 dec, peritas pincit. My heartiest con.
gratulstions on the glorious achievements
OF yesterday by the great party Of which
you are the honorsd leader.
FL. STERLING.
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WESTON, November 4,

To G. ". Atkinson:
Returns complete. Wilson's majority
one hundred and ffty.lour in Lewis
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HOW THEY TAKEIT.
TIE WAY THE NEWS IN RECEIVED
BY VARIOUS PARTIES.
Hancock Doesn't Allow Il 70 Intsrfere
with his Arduous Duties-0pinioaa
or the Engiish Press-some
CongraiuIary Messages
From Friends.
coxGRArULA1oRI TELEaRAns.
Some spesImena OF the Greetings Sent TO

Some Specimens OF the Grestings Sent 10
Garfield.
MENTOR, O., November 4.-Among the
congratulatory dispatches received by
Gen. Garfield since the result OF the elec.
ton was known, are the following:
GAIT. CAM, Nov. 8.
March on. You have gained the vic.
tory. Rise and shine, and give God the
glory. The Flax University Jubilee
Singers congratulate and rejoice with you.
We have been redeemed. When the
righteous are in authority, the people re-
ioiee.
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CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 8.
500 cheers for your triumphant election.
The country is safe.
HARVEY L. HOPKINS.
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President.elect GufeH:
Thousand congratulations for you and
our country. ALFRRD LEE.
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LONDON, ESa., Nov. 8.
Lowell, Minister, Hoppin, Secretary,
send warmest congratulations.
AMERICAN LEGATION, London.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. s.
Success. We are in for the old Gag and
an appropriation. ]. A. DAMARcE,
HES. TUCKER,
r. GILcRRIsr.
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AMHERST, MASS, Nov. 8.
The Lord God Of the people guide and
guard you. JULIUS II. SRvLYE.
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This is q fair inference from the Regia9,
reflections on the Democracy Of the First
district, and until 1t comes out and makes
some satisfactory explanation Of its re.
marks we are bound to hold that the pro-
prietor regards them as very purchas-
able set. He ascribes Wilson's diminished
vote to their venality, and II he does not
know them, who does7 He was once q
purchaser OF votes throughout this state,
according TO his own showing, and has had
an experience in that line that entities his
observations on this head to considerable
weight.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov.s.
I congratulate you with all my heart
Am on journey round the world. Will
enjoy It more because OF yesterdays
victory. Cyrus W. FIELD.
PARIS, Nov. 8.
Congratulations, Thousand for my
country. EDWARD F. NoYEs.
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the Republican candidate Of having cor.
rupted the voters Of this county. Every
body knows that he did not. And yet
there was 4s7 Of q majority here against
the Colonel. Now, two years later, when
there was $4,000 Of corruption fund In
our midst, the county, turns about and
gives Wilson 25s majority. How is that?
Is Ohio county the one incorruptible
county In the districtf Is Isitpossible that
the Democracy here do not otknow enough
Of the worlds ways to be corrupt while
up in Brooke. down in Writ, and out in
Richie. Doddridge and Harrison, they
have had their eye teeth cut to such an
extent that they are in the market for
aala7
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10
Ole Bull iOm Waoemuiifus.

TN Snoisnbsr beretter / aSts n
Ginning ieIsenbe for 40 Nar non
pasisrsbs lss hapbs iomusn msb NH
6aosr bsisat StodloIm for ferite San.
at lptte til Die Buds eribenee Song
unosr en- Concert / 9aouanarosI nos
tirtsn % itulee Oagen sfter bsisss al
SlnstninS bo,nhe Der / Sratien Rom
met IND paa aapteinseaecn itaneiaI
lea pso Sgust at en- gam mel oa bIin,
Wano. iom ftoo Der % fiIsos paa ia.
oaarli9. Vlollu ; nosIs SaNseutter haE.
De iamIet ma ON bam for at orig.
9e sr. Sa fom baiist en- propcrt flaa
Waub til ban bsnpsunts Iis paa 0urf
til ben Biiuos os toe / Oct iamms vi
olinen. ODER buis Strsnss ban bsuess
DC Buen meb utroIis 9altl9bso; ban
piihe fun forieee ben @omles SioIir
StrGI iamlsoss En- itor Solfsmasis iua
bsssinrsbss al De sribenoe Soner, Bul
fralOffeoe bet oaarIias Snltrumsnt, 0.
ielufelaelis Ht osn 6amle en- Weua@
sftsrlom ban hapos en- iaacar
6rOlomlno til Wsbhi1Ip,r; ea Ok
Bull m9rfshe. at 8sIllsnelisn itremme
Be neo oosr Den fattiss Saosmuiitant
blep bans 8ousr suonu mare b%snriuenet.
gfter at baus iluttst trpffebe ban Den
en- Sebbel / SaanoeH 90 lfpnot
Is bort unosr De 6oriamIsoes Surra'
raab.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10
Gueri8e.

Sampifibet "Ssear Sidion", Sr.
Sibiriafops 5artsi, Der iom befienbt
er paa Eur siennem Ssbapet tit
SenisieifcoenS Wunoins meb Sic.
rem OmbOro, er Der M fommet Srep
III Walms, bateret 2abaropa ben
lobe September. Oct laper III, at
Oampflbet bar bait mango 0anfie.
lt9bsber at fiempe meb bet bar
iaalebss sicrt here ~mislpffebe 8or.
log paa at tr9nse isisnnem iaapel
SusOr S6arr Tom Watoti9ftn S6arr
IND | bet fariRe pap, men er ffebie
blepen msot at uisiennemtranaelis
Sc. % fteote BERTH / Watotibfin
S6arr paa 6runb os lab fan / 4
Dast, inoen Bet Tom les. Gfierat
man bapbe f%Orrisisf fig ON. at SfrH.
en- inasn Sfabe bapbe libt, par man
penbf tilbaee I'll aabaropa (peb Su.
scr S4arr) o. lieeet for anfer Der
fra ben LOBE I'll lobe September, ba
It banR Dampflb IHeptun" anfem
meb ben unberretnine, at Pasfa9en
nu par isfri. 9assn eitsr, ben 2Ooe,
81. 8 ON Rcrsenen fulbe "Oeclr
Oidion" lette anfer for paanp at
isse at bane fig Bet frsm til BE.
item melfsSfsbet. Ombcrb par ale
frtfe iamt Sartsi o. Rafiue / up.
uRrfet Stanb.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10
Sloebranoen | arihianiano

Slben opfOm / Britannia Sotal (sha|
persaoen) 81. q % uobrebts ia n
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Riebm. Sreplanos 8aarbe. 81 2 fart|
neunte g arbe nebbrenots fuIofteusl
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opsr Ill Wartsns9ooen ue sosIaos|
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tal. Sslt n,bbrenbts Bunotmaecr GOD
ners. Sfr9ober 9srpps. BnntbcQbuIhcI
6orfiloisns. Sifbm. SIorsntisns % 9d|
tor Bihmanns 8aaree-i notnaurs
Saoro Dar Yoitfontorst-iamt en- Rss
Smaabui. / Sfippsr9nben. 81. 4 az
tenbis 9niitsr Oomtltens Spir o9 so.
&irten neobr9note fulofenois, fun @s.
rene itaar isien. 8.o ben eamIe q.
tinitOIe / 8blbsnlepsssobs itanbieb. 81
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= Sfipper9aeen f~tonoisoss SIoen cd
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II blsp man 9,rre oper SIosn. 9a5ms
Stssns % S,Isbats Suis par itsrt
trueee; De nntenotes o9iaa, nlsr rs
osoes. Sst meits 9esere OF 5nrt.
blep rsobst. 8lnoeH itlInsoe hsloisu!
paa Worssnen.
aittsn anrRnotes al. 5. gn oler
Dame. Der bosee / R~aboauist til "Srt
taRnia." inbsbr9note. Moiiulae Of b
BranoIinte bar Snttt reboet.