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FARMING LANDS
Tokay Vineyard Wines !

Either Dry or = gcer," '1.,s
or white Several vtrIctIc- uf .,.f.
Purity and KEEPING qartt,rs quar- ,.
teed Pronounced by such high aurLoI-
ty as DIR. Sayre, ofN. T.. AMI Dr. t,r
ner Of the L. ; Army, as well A. Ut, o.
the very best native wluc- tin, VA
drank. No refuse Of the torctro t,
press, or vile authorizations th4l tav. ...
or seen a wine press. NJ catcr,ng ~ % q
European palate. SO %caiiei, al itt
figures. Also several thousand ep|ul.
OF pure VIM vinegar. Send 'or rInt
list, aud cultivate health and sObret, sh
well as home industries.
A. MCBUIE, ". J.. GREEN
Surt. and ship Fayetteville, y. &.
ping Agent. Proprietor.
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81, 10 " Return tubular Boiler al Engine
Light Friction Saw Mill, 2O~foot car
riage. screw head blocks and As inch
Disston Saw, S275.
Heavy Friction, Saw Mill, % foot
carriage screw head blocks and - inch
ID sston Saw, 1915.
Ratchet Feed, $50 extra.
Our Jet Pump will raise water out of
a well so feet deep.
Write for circular, giving dimensions
and prices.
New h igin S and Boilers Cf any size
made to order.
TbPPEY K STEEL.
lar 13-tf. Pet reEur- Va.
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v hue a doctor was VISITING d SICK va
man III Rowan s>Ni IL, Penn. 1--WE chti-
ir,n poured piut Il muia,-es nto h :
silk hat, which he uiin t notice mini to
pul the Tile on hl~ lead. LANGUAGE
cannot describe his feelings. bet II j,
SAID that he viii pet tIor he ucxt ltgis
iarure to pass a hill makiug II c'iuin
,ffense ior a child to be boru under
twelve years OF aye. Norustovu Tier
uH
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thorough
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-16
MOTIONS FORD. VA. J

" LUZ.
NJ Dear CoioHet.. You have learned
through the papers that We have been
at the Yankees again. or rathcrit would
he more proper to say that they have
again taken up their Onward to Rich
mond." but after a short time and a few
volleys OF musketry they did not move
on quite SO eXpeditiously and confident
~. and upon examination of our works
and dettnscs. concluded to ''change
front faced to the rear. which was
done and that hurriedly much to our cha
gin, for our men had never telt more con
tident OF victory than on that occasion.
Our position was equally as strong. il
o more so. than that at Frederichs-
burg. which you remember YOU consid-
cred almost impregnablr. Upon the
discovery that they had disappeared.
our Brigade pursued with the old 4tl
Regiment in the lead, as usual. taking
NJ a gOOdly number OF ~stra-4lcrS the
Il eane>t IN appearance that We have
ever encountered yet, being the lowest
III OF the Yankee foreign population
Ii was really a source of congratulate
ton and encouragement to see that the,
were reduced 10 such straits for filling
their ranks. One good soldier. | kL ow.
u be equal to ten such specimens OF
the genus homo. MOI o; e in twenty OF
those we captured were natives OF the
United States. it was reported by
these prisoners that Gen. Warren's
Corps was ordered to attack. but re-
fused to do so.
l have just written a brief history of
the Regiment 9th n. c. State Troops
which you en- see by calling on Capt.
Foote, Adjutant General. officer iii
charge of the Roll Of Honor" | give
you leave to call for it and revise and
correct it, and embellish it. If YOU wish
it. Modesty forbids my saying near as
much as l could have done in praise of
it. By calling soon you can read it be-
fore Capt. Foote has transcribed it on
his books. In reference to other en-
closures which / nave had forwarded to
him. YOU will perceive that our loss
f'om disease and the casualties OF bat
lie exceed i've hundred. | don't know
If any other Regiment can show such a
record. Our Regiment is now ia toler-
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Cha. \. usntoa Assat, New 4ar...
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$500 versus ST. o.

Il spent 81 800 with other doctors,
writes Mr.. J. W.. Thornton. OF tlaibprn
Miss. :" samaritan Ae,c1yc wtycI
alone cured NY son Of fits. i, j. 81
a par with "a hundreds 81 Others ;; e,i
but thorough.
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" hat IL did for an old Lady.

TO RE CONTINUED.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

BISMARCK is already attracting the
attention of the railroad magnates, and
is realizing the benefits of having secur-
ed the capital Of the territory. Last
week a party consisting Of Alexander
Mitchell, S. S. Merrill and others, lead
ing spirits in tie Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul road, visited that city, to which
point they propose soon to extend their
line. They even went SO far as to select
the depot and yard site, promising that
the cars will vi into Bismarck over
their line before the capitol is complet-
ed. The Northwestern railroad COM
pany is also looking in that direction,
and the road will certainly be extended
to Bismarck without delay, now that
the latter town promises to become the
most important city Of Dakota. But
neither Of these roads will stop there,
and this is the reason that Fort Benton
becomes interested in them. From Bis
marck they will be extended up the
river to Fort Buford and thence by way
Of Milk river to Fort Benton, giving
them the only unoccupied railroad field
in Montana, through the very chiefest
portion of the territory. There will be
o great contest between the c., M. & st.
p. and Northwestern roads for this mag
nificent territory, and unless they are
watchful the st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba folks, moving west from Grand
Forks, will head off both of them. It is
certain, however, that Benton is soon to
have a railroad that will give us direct
| communication with the east.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

dispatch above published, which has
had wide circulation, is likely to receive
extensive newspaper comment, but
nothing more will come of it. [. q.
Baker & Co. have handled these extern
sive contracts q number of years, and
have now the entire confidence of the
Canadian government. Their reputa-
ton will not be furnished in the least by
the statements of Walsh, who has been
two or three times brought to trial for
swindling the government, and the un-
due zeal of the Winnipeg parties in cir
culating the lie detracts materially from
it's FEASIBILITY.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20
SOUR GRAPES.

WINNIPEG, June 4.-Major Walsh, of
the mounted police, left for Ottawa to-
day, it is understood, to stand trial on
charges of corruption. He denies the
charges and threatens to expose contrac-
tors and others who have sWindled the
government with regard to supplies for
the mounted police and Indian depart
ment. It is said that he will make some
revelations regarding the firm of /. G.
Baker & Co., in. Montana. It is stated
on authority believed good that that the
irm offered Walsh and other n Northwest
government officials S12O, 900 to get up
an Indian war on the Canadian side.
Interesting revelations are looked for.
The above dispatch we find in the
Pioneer Press of June 5th, and as I. G..
Baker & Co, the parties mentioned,
constitute n of the leading business
firms of Fort Benton, the statements
merit some attention. We showed the
dispatch yesterday to G. E. and w. G..
Conrad, by whom it was declared an
unmitigated falsehood, too absurd to de-
mand serious attention. The dispatch,
they think, emanated from some Win
nipeg parties who failed to get the gov
eminent contracts and who are still a
little sore about it. As for Major Walsh,
that officer is at present under q very
dark cloud, and would doubtless like to
shield himself by shifting the blame
upon other parties, but this programme
! will not have the desired effect. The
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20
Gsneral Crook Returns.

TOMBSTONE, A. T., June IA Spe-
cial to the associated press from San
Sorghum says: Smith arrived from
chihuahua this morning, bringing in
formation that Crook had returned from
his expedition and was encamped at
Sewer creek, south Of chihuahua,
which place he had reached yesterday
afternoon, and which is sixty miles
south Of this place. Soco Chatto and
two hundred and thirty hostiles had
surrendered and were being brought IN
by Crook, who recrossed the line last
Saturday. Among the prisoners were
seventy-fve bucks, old and sick; the
balance were women and children.
1t believed that Crook will return and
endeavor to capture the warriors. His
command is in fine fighting trim, casu-
alities SO far being nothing. Joyce
eastman and party returned from
Guaymas in the Lower California gold
fields and reports nothing in it.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

THE ex-Empress Carlotta, of Mexico,
sister to the King Of the Belgians, is in
amuch more tranquil state of mindth than
formerly. Her splendid black hair has
w%hitened, but her health is good, and
she has recovered from the attack Of
madness which followed her being told
of the execution of Mammalian. She is
very fond of music, spending many
hours in playing duets with one Of her
ladies of honor, and also shows much
interest in her garden. When the wea-
ther is fine she walks a great deal in the
park surrounding her Chateau de Bou-
chant, and plays with a dog which the
Queen of the Belgians one day rescued
from some boys who were worrying it
and gave to her sister-in-law.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

ANOTHER blow against the patent
monopoly was struck by the federal
court at st. Louis on the 4th. The Iowa
barbed wire cases, involving the valid
ity of the Glidden & Kelly patents, own
ed by Washburn & Moen, were declared
void. This decision is in harmony with
the recent decision of the drive well ca
ses, and it works smother epoch in the
overthrow Of two of the most outrageous
corporations ever fastened upon the
farmers of the west. The last decision
is more far-reaching in its results, and
is even of more Importance than the
drive well case. The news will be read
by millions OF farmers and dealers with
special pleasure.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

So far as can be judged from the Grim
inal statistics Of the British army at
home for the year 1882, the increased Sc
verify Of the army discipline act does
not appear to have operated in the dir
ection Of diminishing crime in the
ranks. Upon an average strength OF
some 10000 non-commissioned officers
and men, representing about one-half OF
the army, there were 1919 courts mar
tial held and 131 ,434 minor punishments
inflicted by order OF the commanding
officers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

The progress Of Mormonism in North
Carolina is causing much alarm. There
is a band of seventeen Mormon mission
aries who meet quietly and compare
notes and give each other points. At
tention has been directed to the prac-
tees, which are barbarous and shocking
ingly indecent. All women who become
converts have first to be baptised. The
rite is administered at night in streams
or ponds, the woman being in a state of
absolute nudity. In four days 100 con-
verts passed over into Tennessee bound
for Utah. The press is taking hold Of
the subject, and the shotgun is recon-
mended as the only thing proper for a
remedy. It is probable ere long a trag-
edy will result, unless the Mormons flee
the state.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

THE department of agriculture reports
than in May throughout the entire area,
with few exceptions. The spring wheat
has been increased about half a million
acres. OF nearly five per cent. Wiscon-
sin reports a reduction of n per cent;
Iowa, two. Minnesota makes an in
crease of five per cent; Nebraska, sew
en-; Dakota, forty, and Montana, thirty
FIVE. The spring wheat states have an
acreage of nearly 10000, 900 acres. The
condition of spring wheat is everywhere
high, averaging ninety-eight-the same
as last year. The area of barley is in
creased five per cent; total acreage
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

n WHEN a Choteau county man gets
out of beef, he puts on a pair of mecca
sins, kills a neighbours COW or steer, car
ries home the choice outlets, and forth
with the country becomes excited owe
another Indian raid. At least. that is
the way a north country mar tells it; and
it is likely there is too much truth in his
version of the origin Of a good many re-
ports Of Indian outrages in that section.
-MOdiso,id3a.
If the editor Of our Virginia City con-
temporary would only take a trip up
this way, and from here to the Canadian
Pacific, he might be induced to change
the north country man was, he was evil
IDENTIFY trying to see how big a yarn De-
yarmon would swallow.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

A LONDON dispatch says: Mr.. and
Mrs. Mackay and their pilgrimage at
tract great attention, and the whole Eu-
ropean continent is taken up with the
magnificence of Mackay's private car
and the fifteen Worth dresses which
were contained by Mrs. Mackay's pri-
vate baggage car. Even at Moscow
neither the Orientalism nor the imperial
splenior could throw Mrs. Mackay in
the shade.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

GREAT preparations are under way
for the OrioIe at Baltimore next Septem-
Der. Edison is to equip an electric
light procession. Two thousand men
will walk in line, uniformed and equip
ped with knapsacks. Instead of mus
kets they will carry torches, each being
as powerful as twenty calcium lights,
the generating apparatus being conceal
ed in the knapsacks. The entire city
on the line of march will be Illuminated
with electricity, as we'll as the various
cars and floats. The horses will each
carry al electric light, which will shine
like a star on the forehead Of each.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

JAMESTOWN Alert: A gentleman in
from Bismarck last night says the wild
est specializing excitement prevails
there. He saw a nan come in yester-
day with a grip sack full Of greenbacks
and invest it all in a few minutes in
town lots. He says there are no checks
nor drafts used in their deals-all spot
cash
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20
THE RIV + K PR 5.

about q, $50, 900 acres, and the condition
averages ninety-seyen. Increase in area
Of oats, four per cent; area nearly 49,
200, 900 acres; condition, high, averag-
ing ninety-six.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

The cattle drive through Dallas, Tex,
SO far this season exceeds expectations.
Over 100000 head have already passed
over the trail that leads through Albany.
This does not include more than half
the number that has been driven from
that state.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

THERE are forty-six newspapers in In
diana in favor of a denomination of the
old ticket Of Tilden and Hendricks, and
there is a report that Gov. Hendricks
has said he would again accept the sec
ond place.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20
THE RIVER PRESS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

AN exchange says hat one of Bar
NUNS original Zulus has recently been
called to his home in Missouri by the
illness of his wife.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

PROMINENT Iowa republicans ia
Washington anticipate a successful cam
paign this fall in that state, and old-time
republican majorities.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-06-20

THE Dublin journals mention. with
pride that President Arthur, who, they
say, is an admirable judge of wine, gets
his sherry from the Irish capital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-10
Wefr= Nprfcr NSd cf,ri cf,teu

Netp yorf 8. Sebruar. -@cueral 5iss
hugh See unb Stab tparen beute Tadmtttaa
auf Gouernors Sslanb bel benz General Saus
cod su gafle.
= @n. 6. Dodge ftarb beute mad, rur 2.
tpodigsm llnpobliein. Gr litt an Seroau>
un9sbeidlmercen, jeood belt man ieine
Sranfbeit fir feine bebentlide.
- Die pom Coroner Mertel porgelaoene,
biiiinguirte Snrp, tpelde bic 2eidenibau be.
5iislid bes am letteu Sountage i'm Belle
puesSoipitale" ermoroeten Nidael aeuaber
fiibren ioate, 1T nid)t gu Staube getommen.
9eneral @rant mubte Der Sisung Der merit
fantiden @or1miiiton beitpobnen uub founte
oesbalb nidlt fommeu; Sab goulb entidul
oigte fld ourh @eTdtssNeuralgie Il. Idlifte
cine drStlide 8eideinisung; grsMapor 600.
ter nnb GrzWfapor 9all tpurben burd amber.
pettige @eifdfte entidulbigt unb bic Sd.
Siuarb urib Sheb Sboof foHnten nidt auis
gefuuben perben. Ndt @eidporeue, uuter
melden fid bic grsDiapors 8idbam une
@race, @eneral Sdmar,mdlSer uuo grs
@ountDs@lert 0ope befanbeu, rpurben ifliebz
lid auisetrieben, moraui Der Suqueft be.
gam.
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Nos !Go6,ipdfTer.

7 GtnCtnuati, |, .. iScbrudr. - Ser Ohio
fsigt nod INNER etma 5ol pro Stuuoe
mo fcbt beute Uiittug auf 81 5ub 3OQ.
9epeidcu erssbeu, baB er bel ptarietta nm
s Sou geiaQGn 1T. Sci Cincinnati iuirb er
Bis penigltens mor9eu iriib iteigen uu0 m0gz
lider @elic cine S0be bon so 6uB erreideu.
Die 3iige Der r@inciuuatt= gSaibiua atouz zSal=
ttmo,cr," Der Cincinnati Snotauapolts.S
gouiisr" nub Der o@biCagO. 0aptoner Sabn"
t0nncn beute nidlt in Die BabubOfe getaugeu.
Sn Nepport, Sp., iiuo 200 Samilien OBJ
eafloa, NIB pisIe anoerc muBten i'll Die obe=
ren Stodluerte ihter Sduier Stcbeu. 0as
g0ettgr 1T liar uuo talt
@tucinuati, 10. 6ebrunr. lin Dit
terradt bsute friib mar Der Ohio nod i'm
Citizen, pirb jebod morgen falIcn. Der
&erluft mirb gsrtrger ieir, ais bel iriibereu
uebehpemmungeu, ba Gas Steigen bier
10 allmabltg eintrat, baB binreidenoe 3.it
fir bic srfOrberliden &orbereitun8en por.
haueen mar. gsi Yortsmontb, o, mar Der
6lrB nm llbr gsIern Nbenb i'm 6atleu.
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@ussgrY Yttaats5anptftact,

NnrGpolis, .. Sebruar. - 0as ZIP
pcuationfgeridt lieb heute iehs i'm Sitcber
3ermia publjirte grfsnntniiie in fornltltgi
g2eiIe sintrageu, Il. u. au9 bas in Dem
6aue ocs berett8 oUerbauenen" gieger8 @bas.
6oote nit ge3ug auf bic Gonititutioualitdt
be8 PriiGclpfofens@eiebes.
Sn ocm Yrc5eiie be8 3. s. @oulO gegen
rem yfopor unb BEN Stastratb bon Bllti,
more publiIirte beute Ridter 9tobiuion Elm
bas GrfenntniB Der sriten Sultan; befdtigens
oe8 llrtbCtl. sc banbslte fif in oieiem 5all,
I'm bic Srnge, Oh bic Ginihdtung zines
@runoeigsntbimers sur Ynafsrung Der al
ieinen @aunosigeuthum ooriiber fu6reuoen
StraBe unter bic geftinlmuUgen oer gltte
BON 1861, 6ap. GA, falle, monah ale in Der
Stabt Baltimore ausgehrtsbenen StelcGga,
psnn nidJt innerbaIb otet Sabrer erbOben,
ols oeriGbrt uno uidt einjiebbar an;uiebeu
iino. Sas QppeQatiouagcrtht eutidieo MN,
bab sniidJen elmer augemeiuen itiotiidlen
Stsuer uno elmer. iOlden uur aui ioe;ieQe
8e3irte unb fir ipe3iele 3mede ausaeInries
benen Nbgabe Elm iueIentltfer lnterit,ieO be.
ffebs, uno baB gfttere besbalb nttt unter bic
geitimmun8eu Der oorerpdbnten Atte fallen
Tonne.
- Der @ouoarneur ernaunte 6rn. 81.
Sing @lart gum 6riebensridlter fir eeu 6.
geSirt bon ct. Dtarp's 9ountp.
- gu ReprdIentanten bes Staates Wtas
rnlano bst Der Sesquts 2enteunialieter III
Sopannah, 9a.r tuuroeu bur6 ben @ouuers
nsur ned tueiterbin ernannt bic S0. Sen.
Sohn Stu, gStlb. u. Wtarburg, Ebos. De-
loro, Yhil. 8Grbp, 2Gm. u. Gpfer, Smen
U. Stu, 8an. Mtller unb y. Saroep
= Die 8sitgnationen Der 8aoetten @bas.
Y. Garon pcn Niaiiuduietts Iuo gBm. &.
eort non Sbio purSen accepttrt.
- Die Seiflugnabme bes tiir,lib megen
uebertretung Der aufernseiebe uou Der 30
Esei neggeuommsusn Shoouels Soiepbiue"
BON Baltimore wurbe beute gegeu 3ahlung
btr @elbbuBe uno aonen pisosr aufgebobeu.
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Gin Campfer ocrbraunt.
Sataffrcube amf rem Susct. spune i'm Serrto'
riun ssaib.rstrm. - i5iluf Msnibenlroen

Sataffrcpbe auf Fem Su9cts SpuuS i'm Serrlt0s
rim ssab.rgtrm. - flint Wsnihenlr6en
pcripren.
SanSrarstsco, 0. Ssbruar. - Cine
Sepeide aus Seattls, 9S. &, entbdlt
6olgenbss: nn9er 0ampier Sem" sins
teute irib NIT elmer 2aoung Sen uub duoe>
rsr Sradlt bon bier mad Bort 9amble, sea-
Ire uub llnion,@itp ab. Sier Balla9tere
nu1ben su Eort &aoiion an Soro geuOm'
men, uub Scr Sanpfer ieste bauu iciue
6uhrt mad Bort @amble fort. 6inf bis
Icd]8 WsiIen uou Fort Wiabiiou eutferrt be-
nerfte man, baB cas- Sen Seuer geiangeE
bate, uno Der Sug ocs 8abrieu9es muroe
rad benz llier geridtet. 9tadIbem oaS
Steuerrao feftgebunben morben mar, lteB
maH Elm Boot bsrab, jeooh wEr6e baIIeloc
gIeid) nafber bon ben Wcllen iortstriiicu.
2as Seroed nit Qusnabme oeS GuBerten
ucroeren SbeilS ltauo I'M ojeie 3eit i9ou III
blutu Slammsn. Der diuetid)e Sod nno
;lret 9sdarbeitsr idoben oas eiu3ige itbriJe
Q;oot iiber Serb uno mouteu bjneiulpriugeH
lCbcd ipraugen fle i'll turi ftclen in 8 gSaiIar
nnb ertrnnfen. Gin YaNaaier, 9idmsns j.
s. lafes0, Gin SelF- - 80 v..isrpatIon
otr SfoSomiibs Snbtaner, rief Isiner Trau ~,
Iie iolle Inn iolgsn, uuo er merHe lie oanu
~ lptHillithu SI lelltN IuuJtu. VI IpIAAb pu~
rnuf ms gSalier, Die Gran iprau9 iDm nlt),
NIB geioe faubcn ihreu 3oO in ben g8eilea.
9te ertruufenen SeGarbeitar bisBeu @aor8e
Conan unb g. 9ftubad. @aptdn gSiGiumz
ion liCb idlisBlidb ben Nnfer fallen, 10 paB
b,r 3ampfcr nit oem SuBe gegen ben gEiuo
III lieger fam nn6 Die Tlammeu pom Buga
nrg mad Ninteu getricpeu wur6eu. Otele
@!aBnatme rettste beu ibrigeu YaIilBieren
MD Der Mannid)aft bas Seben. Sllo md
her puroeu iie ourdy Soote BON stln nod
smei Wetleu entierntcu uier abgtbOlt uuO III
e5id)erbcit gebraflt. 9a8 Tabrieug mar Elm
9interruS' .ulpfsr uou So &onnsu uuo &C.
t6rte ben 50. &obn Mc@reerD & Comp, in
Union Gitp; e8 mnrbe anf $4,000 ged)6Bt unO
mar uiG}t osrfdert.""
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Nrpmbte 1uffi, i'm merifp

@ertfo, 8. 5ebruar. - gtne 9epeide
aus @bibuubua befdtist bic bereits uerOfs
fentlidte Nadridt iiber bic @rnorbung bes
gusldnoers 8uhan Sepburn ;u Yinos>Nltos
am letten Sonutage uno bic i4on am
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