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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21

on DOLLARS REWARD.-RANA-
~ from the subscriber, on the goth day
Of Sept. last, bis negro man, JIM and his
wife FESEBY. Said negro man IS oout %
years old-5 feet or 6 inches bish a-3ark
complexion and thick lips,-on leg verv
little shorter than the, other. He fornerIv
belonged to Mr.. Good Of Columbus. The
woman is about 10 years old, dark com.
plexion, and has blemish in one eve.
Said negroes are supposed to be harboured
ey an Indian, for the purpose Of carrying
them West of the Mississippi. The above
reward will 5e given to any person who vii
aaPprehend them. and lodge them in any
jail SO that get them,
D. w. JORDAN
Eight miles West IF CeIunubm
Columbus, October 10, i837.-4.f
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The Little Rock (Arkansas) AdUo-
cate, says, NHardly an hour ia the day
passes but a party Of from eight to ten
well mounted horsemen Is seen pas,
sing through our town, bound to Texas
Wagon after wagon throngs our street.
bound to Texas. Not a night but
our taverns are thrOnged with travel.
Iers and emigrants for the Red River
counties and Texas. 1t is thought thai
the influx of emigrants into Texas this
year will amount TO something like
5000. The majority Of these are the
better class of Tennesseeans and Mis-
sourians, &C., and appear to be men o
intelligence and wealth."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21

.sOIutiGn 81 the CabinOt.
rumors which have been some
Aoat respecting the remodelling
Van Buren's Cabinet, are be.
2 to assume something like shape
rsistency. According to the la
formation on the sub ect, the fol-
changes were on the tapis:
les Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania,
Secretary Of State, in place of
Forsyth.
3 Wright, of N. York, to be Sc
y Ofthe Treasury, in place Of Le-
odbury.
eph Seawell Jones, Of N. Carroll
bitter calumniator of Thos. JET
Secretary Of The Navy, in place
hlon Dickerson.
Geo. E. Badger, of N. Carolina,
hey General, in place Of Benz. F.
Poinsett will remain at the head
War Department, and Kendall
bntinue Postmaster General.
at causes have led to these chan'
e are unable to say. Mr.. For
! is thought, has never been en-.
satisfied, and we suppose that in
VOodbury's case, his stupidity
led his removal absolutely neces-
Mr.. Dickerson's incompetency
carceIy less notorious than that Of
Woodbury., and he probably re-
for the same reason.
Buffers retirement is unques-
" voluntary, inasmuch as Mr.,
Buren, would hardly part willing
h a man who possesses BeliaPs
ar talent of making the worst APP
he better reason, and who does
sem to be much troubled with
Is Of conscience when his ser
are wanted by his superiOrs.-
all have more light in a day OF
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21

Notice.

NNHE undersigned having been appointed
e Trustee Of the Legatees of the late
Moses Liddell, deceased; will expose to
public sale, on the Rrst Monday of january
next, at the residence Of said deceased, all
his PerishablG EstRte, upon credit
Ut twelve months. Also. at the same time
and place, will be offered on credit Of one
and two yeRrs, the S E IA of section II,
township IL. Of range l9 East. This IS as
valuable a tract Of Land as any on the Fox
Trap Prairie-a portion of which is at this
time in high state Of cultivation. II is also
we'll situated, embracing about equal Por-
tons of timber aud open prairie.
w. J. CRAIG.
Noxuba CO., Mi. Nov. II, 1870
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21
Trust Sale.


DUBLIC notice is hereby given that
Il by virtue in pursuance of Deed of
Trust executed to me by Sylvester PeaA,
bearing date the 18th day of March 1887,
and duly recorded in the Office of the Clerk
of Probates for Lowndes County, in the
State of Mississippi, ! shall proceed to sell
on Monday the 9th day of November 1887,
at the Court House in Lowndes County
and town of Columbus, Mississippi. at pub
lie Sale to the highest bidder, one equal in
dividual half or moietV of that certain piece
of ground situated in the town of Columbus,
Lowndes County, Mississippi; being part of
lots number six and seven, in square mum
Der two, north of Main Street. And also,
the one equal individual half or moiety of
that certain piece of ground situated in Co
lumbus aforesaid, designated as the west
half of lots number three and number eight,
in square number two, north Of Main Street
together with the buildings thereon, being
the same property conveyed to me by the
said Sylvester Pearl as aforesaid; all o.
which is fully described and set forth II
said deed of trust of Record aforesaid, anC
to which reference can be had. The term.
will be made known On the day of sale.
Nj. WATSON, Trustee.
Oct SISf 1927-Z-dt
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AdmiIlistratOrs Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of
In Administration were granted to the I'M
derSigned, at October Term of the Probate
Court of Lowndes c. unity. State of Mssis-
sipPi ON The Estate of John ]. Lewis, late Of
said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, are hereby noti-
fed to present them duly proved within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred; and all persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make payment to
THOMAS ]. LEWIS,
JAMES S. LAUDEROALE,
.4dministraeOrs.
October % I02Z-ZAt
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8. ER.6.FKE".

"AS on hand, few pieces of handsome
IL Ingram CGY1Octi1Og. Brussels and
Tufta Rugs, Brass AndronsS Shovels and
longs, Fire Dogs & Irons, Tea Kettles.
Brittania Tea Sets, Splendid cut glass
Decanters; white Lead, Linseed Oil. Spirits
Turpentine window Glass and Putty,
all Of which he will sell low for CASH al
his Store on Main Street opposite the Com
mercial Bank.
Sept. 29th 1837.-S-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21
Daniel KnOWer,

ADe90IGSJo
CTUDENT of D. c. Amber NJ. D..
- Dentist No. Park Place New York.
Having located himself in Columbus for the
purpose of practicing his profession, he will
perform the following with all other opera
tons appertaining to Dental Surgery.
Slicious, Metallic and other Artificial teeth
set, Natural teeth set, deCayed portions
removed, changing of children's teeth.
Teeth filled with Gold, Teeth separated,
Teeth or Roots Extracted, Teeth Cleansed
and Whitened, Irregularities Removed &c.
N. B. Teeth Inserted on Gold plates from
one to an entire set. He may be consulted
at Mr.. s. n. Saltonstall's Office, under the
Commercial Bank.
Sept. Goth, 1837-2-tf.
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For Sale,
A TWO Horse Jersey Wagon. Apply
n at this Office
Ware House Charges,


Ware House Charges,
WE have established the follow
w ing rates Of charges In our business
Storage on Cotton per Bale, or Merch-
andize per Bbl., for first month. IS cts.
And half price for every succeed
ing month
Shipping, Receiving, & For
warding. on delivery, u to
Weighing Cotton per Bale. 12 LIZ
Do. mdz. per 100 pounds
Marking Cotton per bale, I-4
Commissions for advancing or guarantee
ing freights, per Ct.
Commissions on Sale OF mdS.
Do. on bacon at RETAIL 10
Do. for guaranteeing
sales Of Merchandise sold
on credit,
Commission for collecting.
And expenses attending the same.
Storage viii be charged en- ell Merchan-
die sold by Us at the above rates.
Charges required ii every instance OF
delivery Of the articles stored.
CLARKE & CO.
ESTES, & co.
EaluI6busy NcYs IssE.9-f
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Notice.

r OST or mislaid One Note on Moses L.
A Cline, foErTwenty FIVE Dollars and Sc
ven cents. dated the SOth August last, and
due 1st January 1888. Mr.. Cline is hereby
notified from paying such note; and the
finder will confer favor on returning said
note to the subscriber.
GEORGE TUCKER.
Nov. 2, 1837-s-2t
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J. J. GOODWIN & co.

DEG leave to inform the Cfti-
ID gems of Columbus, and the public gen
orally that they are now receiving and open
ing on Market Street, a large and entire
new and splendid Stock of Goods, consisting
in part Of
Dry Goods Groceries.
Hardware, Cutlery,
Queens Ware, &c. &c.
Al of which we Willsell low for cash OF
on the usual time to punctnsl customers.
1S3Y-33-H
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21
'ORTRAIT PAINTING.

hNKLlN WHITE POrtrais Painter,
taken a room in Hunts buildings.
Street, where he will be found at all
eady to execute any orders IN his
ZION.
81, fsST-lf-ss
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21

lOWnQSS NOuuLys
Pro6afes Court, October Term, 1887.
NNO all persons interested in the Real
Estate of David Love late of Lowndes
Comfy, Deceased:
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probates Court of Lowndes County at
the Courthouse thereof on the second Mon
day of January, 1888; then and there 10
show cause If any you can why the following
Land and Lot, the property of the Estate Of
said David Love deceased. To wit: The
east half of the south west quarter and the
south half Of the west half Of the south west
quartz r of section No. Twelve, in Township
No. Eighteen south, of Range No. Eigh.
teen west, and square No. eighteen, south OF
Main Street, in the plan of tie town of Co
lumbus, should not be sold according 10 the
prayer of the Petition of Miles Love and
Ewing F. Calhoun, Guardians of the per-
sons and property of Ira NJ, Harriet l..
Angelina, Eliza L., Thomas N. and Amz
F.. Love, minor heirs of said David Love
deceased, andElihu B. CASTOR in right of his
wife, Clarissa E., formerly Clarissa E.
Love.
And for there to do and suffer such things
as shall be considered Of and ordered BY
the said Court in the premises.
Wnness-Thomas Sampson, Esq, Judge
of Probates for said County of Lowndes
the LIST Monday of October 1887.
Issued the both day Of October, 1887.
r. D. HADEN,. Clerk.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21

Sheriff of Lauderdale Co., INiss
Take careful Notice.

Take careful Notice.
ON the 9th inst, will be sold in Carroll
" County, the
Riley Tract Of Land,
containing in all, two and one quarter Sec
tons of Land, on credit of one, two, and
three equal annual payments. Il is believed
By the publisher, that there is no tract in
YazOo Valley, superior to this. 1t is belieV
ed, that from the sudden depression in trade,
that the land will sell far below the intrinsic
valne. Petecocowa creek runs for two and
half miles through the tract, and affords
a FIVE oMKkLsSEsaT.
A Planter of wealth, it is believed, can
make splendid purchase. The publisher
is we'll acquainted with this valuable tract
of Land. and makes this notice to advance
the interest of Riley's heirs, as he believes
the tract to be of great value, and fears that
it will sell at very low rate.
S. B. M. for Joseph Persons,
Administrator off. RiLey's Estate.
Nov. 90. l837-11-lt
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21

In this place on Sunday, the 18th inst.
MR.. THOMAS ]. WHITE, formerly d
Tennessee.
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Messrs. Payne & sWiney,

Of Hicksburg.
IN the Southern Argus ofthe 10th, OBJ
u served an advertisement of yours in
which you say, fraudulently obtained your
endorsement on two notes held by me, In
making this publication you are wilfulty
representing that which you know 70 be
foLse-and ] can view it in no ether light
than your own dishonesty prompting you to
vilify an honest man, for the purpose Of a.
voidine the payment of a debt which You
are Justly bound for. You well know new
er had one word of conversation with you
on the subject of the e..dorSement. neither
before or after it was done, ! sold to Mr..
Farrow property, for WHICH the notes were
given, and required Of him endorsed paper
for the amoant of cash paid by me On the
property. Hegave me the notes with your
endorsement, chow he OF aimed il i do not
know. but your assertions TO the contrary,
believe By fair represents tions. ] ephsul-
ted with T. ]. Randolph. Of whom pnr-
chased the properly, and was satisfied 20
take the notes without ever speaking q yon
on the subject. i am sorry YOU tIus COM
pei me to come before the p4bijc but JUS
tifcationi to myself requires I should do e.
and hope the termination &c the suit / have
instituted against YOU for the notes alluded
to, will prove to the community whose state
JOHN POWELIa
Of Columbus ASss.
Columbus, October Is, 1sSz.-s-tf
-. The Vickaburg Sentinel viii pleas,
insert the above twice and forward ther
! iii 60 this oliae for payHleHe.
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$500 Reward.

ESCAPED from the Jail of Lauderdale
II County, Mississippi, on the night of
the 18th November, ROBT. B. MERRET.
Said Merret is upwards of six feet high, long
faced, black hair and eyes, with heavy
beard, and dark Completed, Is stout built
portly looking man, about so years old,
moves quick, and speaks smoothly, but is
very profane. DR.: NJ, was imprisoned for
tile WilFul murder of VIM. D. Pelham, oil
this county.
The above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver said Merret to me
in Marion, or confne him in any safe Jail, SC
that may get him.
Editors friendly to Law and good morals
will. by inserting the above once or twice
confer favor.
ISHAM PACE.
Sheriff of LauderdaLe Co. Iliss.
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Notice
consequence of the decease our late
4 partner, Mr.. Jack F. Ross, the firm Of
Moss < Ford and Ross, Hoyt & Ford are
dissolved The undersigned will continue
the Factorage and Commission Business in
this city under the firm Of
HOYT & FORD,
ana nope from their experience in the bust
ness and strict attention to the interest of
their friends, to merit and secure continu-
ance OF Their confidence and patronage.
once as formerly. Commerce, between
NOhu ana Government streets.
WAIT S. HOYT,
CLINTON FORD,
Tuscaloosa, Nov. z, I837-4m
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Commercial Bank Of Columbus,
Mississippi.
November Cd, 1887.
ID ESOLVED, That this Institution will
II advance on Cotton shipped to its
Agents in Mobile, New Orleans, New York
and Philadelphia; and that all persons avail
ing themselves of this opportunity, NAV
calculate upon similar advance on their
next years crop. after the present season
expires. And that all Cotton so advanced
upon, WILDE placed under Insurance imme-
diately, and the nett proceeds be paid over
so soon as returns are made.
Extract from the minutes.
By order of the Board.
CHARLES II. ALBERT,
Cashier.
Nov. 9. 1837-2tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21

NOTICES
+ HAVE first rate Chalritee with noun
Il ted Gear for sale, Also: A pair of Po-
MES we'll broke. Those who may wish to
purchase, will please cali and examine.
VIM. p. FULLER.
Nov. z, 1ss7-s-2t
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FactOrage and COmmissioll

FactOrage and Commission
Business.
nANIEL DUGCER, late of tie House
- Of Johnson, Moss and Digger, Peters
burg, Va. having made arrangements to
open. Commission House in the CITY Of
Mobile, respectfully tenders his services to
his friends and planters generally of South
alabama, after LIST day Of October next.
Office on Commerce street.
Greensborough, Sept. 1837.-2-sm
REFER TO
Dr. N. G. Friend, Greene
=. 5. Digger. County.
H. A. Tayloe. CoGnf1,
Capt. D. H. Bingham, Wetumfka.
Chas. Eggleston, , Coknnt6ss
Juo. D. Amis. Mia
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21
Eighteen Reasons.

Eighteen Reasons.
Madisonian gives the following
sn reasons against the proposition
FORCE the General Government
bill banking institutions, and sub
sub-treasuries."
i will be trying an unnecessary
ment.
ives one currency to the govern
and another to the people, and
S dlscredlt upon the latter.
/ leaves a tax of ten to twenty
mt. upon the public debtors, and
Dre, on the consumers, who are
ople.
1 yields up the proposed reform
banking system. which was the
} policy of the whole of General
bis administration, and one of
ding principles involved in Mr..
uren's elections.
/ is hostile to the State Institu-
Those Institutions are so thorough
orpOrated with every interest in
lntry that it would be difficult to
Of them fer many years..
'he public money is unsafe.
/ virtually surrenders the pulse
Executive.
/ will enlarge the patronage of
deral Government.
il will increase the difficulty,
and expense of transporting the
funds.
II will subject the public debtor
inconvenience.
il opens temptation to sPecula-
ID embezzIement, and is, there
4 demoralising tendency.
1t will put off indefinitely, and
ps render impossible, the resumP
specie payments by the State
lions.
1t will result in the issuingo of pa
Oney by the Government, ant
it to all intentS and purposes,
1t will derange exchanges, con
business and cause n uniVerga
and paralysis.
twill cOntravene the approved
nc of Gen. Jackson, "that in tn
lions which Congress may pre-
respecting the custody of tn
money, it is desirable that as lii
retion as may be deemed COZ
with their safe keeping, shoul
n to Executive Agents"
Tho amount of specie, equal
lic revenue, will be almost who
to the uses and profits of tn
y.
1t will result in an increased de-
for National Bank, and secur
blishment.
schr. Oscar, which sailed from tn
ortnight ago, it is eonjectured, hi
st. The report is, that "The sch
Ski fell in with the Oscar, Of Mobil
oath October, off the coast Of Att
in distress. 1t was blowing heav
lime, and she found il impossible
icieutly near to ascertain what W
ubls with her;-her foremost, no,
ras seen to go by the board just
The K. lay too all night for he
the morning could discover nOthi
o. and it is feared that she found'
Oscar was laden principally "
:, and had on board several pass
ON this city. The account il will
we'd. is wholly surmise. We since
e that it may prove so.
rumor Of a vessel arriving at I
having seen the Oscar, on enqu
7ening, we found to be incorrect.
Mobile ChrOH
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DIssOLUTTON,

10LUNKET & TAYLOR have this day
L dissolved coPartnership in the Butcher.
ii z business. B. Taylor If. and Shi-
die will continue to supply the market.
B. IA FLOR,
B. PLUNKET.
N. B. AL those indebted to the firm d
Plunleft & Taylor. are requested to pay up
immediately, or otherwise their accounts
will be placed in the hands Of an officer.
coIumbna September 3, ls31-s2lf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21

NOPARTNERSHIP.- w.
~ GAINES aid JAMES FITzsIMMeNs,
having this day entered into business under
the name and style Of .
eEat1Tfs q .1eftsstIMnEOMa,
Viii give their attention exclusively to the
ENNCtO9Gge Business.
They VII oe pleased to attend to the bu-
siness Of the customers Of the late hrm Of
MANUEL B. GAINE s.
And respectfully solicit their patronage.
and that of any others who may entrus'
them with their Business. They win re.
mark, that il will be their utmost care e
merit the confidence Of their friends
GEO. w. GAINES.
JAMES FITZSIMMONS
Mobile, Sept. 4. iss7.-5-tf
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For SALE ON CONSIGNMENT
KFNTUCKY BAGGING and ROPE,
N Tennessee Bacon and Lard, of very
uperior quality, by CLARK eco
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21

EMANUEL & GAMES respectful
.ly acouaint their customers and friends that
Geo. w. Gaines and James Fitzsimmons
will continue the Faetorage and Commission
Business on their own account, and that
they will be pleased to attend 70 the 6usi-
ness Of such Of their friends as may favor
them with their patronage.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-21
Bacon! Bacon!
nnO POUNDS TennsSee Ba-
OsOOO con,
BY E. B. DRAKE & CO.
Nov Ii Of

Slaughter, Picket, 8 Hanks,
COMMISSKON MERCHA NTS.
VIEW" ORLRayVsS,
refer TO Estes, G Co.,
Columbus, .WisSGsstpaD5.
Cash for Cotton.
WE VIII MAKE liberal advan.
w ces in Cash, On Cotton shipped tic
the above House of
SLAUGHTER, PICKETT, & BANKS.
Should any of our friends be disposed to try
the New Orleans market, or to our cores
pondents in Mobile.
ESTES & CO.
Columbus, Nov. 10, 1887.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LowndeS County,

Oct. 3lst, 1837-7-4t
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Notice.

Nov. 2, ls37-s-,f
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27
g Q n, 2lusl d n Be.

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ben oa(elblt nod SienAi6 auf Dem
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ni6pouen Seit feinen NotbNbiIO
mebr sebe, oe0en ttarer BItt Die
pldne oes un9ebeuren en9I1iben
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mahts. Sn Gn9tanO fdut lsOes
6anoslsbau6 in Miscre0tt, srenn
eS Die Oitfe Der Sont benuet. -
Dies fam ais ea6 beiEe Seu9ni6
fir oen eborocter ple(es Snitltuz
tes gelten.
Oos amerifani lbe Sano elsbous
gBlloe II. Comp. in @n9lano be-
trieb feline GeCbdfe init Elm Q>aor
5unoerttoutsn0 SboEer uno banf-
rottirte nun filr tnsbr oIs lOmal
fe oiel. ST Is Ns6t coer llnrebt
penn folbe geute fallen
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erndhnen, oaS cine Gompasnie
Der $. <esiDn in oer parifer No'
tionaloarOe entla0eu worOen 1T,
melt fe Ofl3iere 9srDoblt bate,
Die Dem .R6nige suwloer ItnO.-
Meunter bat enotlb nab Is &r1
minatIDnen, soerln er fanobatt
jere Sbeilnobme onoerer per(cT
nen an (einem Meroeerfube ldu9'
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onoern, 2aoaur uno 2ocose, Goo
fe 9sso9en babe, trel6sr D. ibnen
Den &6nig moroen lclls. Susleld
feu Ct erfldrt boben, oa6 cine 9et
beime 0eleu(boft 0erfb,porner
beltunbe, Die 40 0lieoer ;dble u.
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Dem QBsse su fbafen.
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ten &unf 2(ue feIIun9 Iebt man
1865 9emdEoe, l3l SiIbbauerar'
beiten 81 otbitefttfbe 2lrbeiten,
81 &apferlI6e uno 81 2ltbesro'
pbieen.
Sblers wtro wobrfbeinltb wte'
Der ms franj. Mintfertum treten,
Das jeet i'm Sntiteben lit.
g anien.-Q Qie leeEen
Beribte aus Ma0riD ln0 trib u.
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gum 90. MdrS. gcpsh Der bis
berise Minilter oes Snnerm bat
nit rspelutionaren un0 sebeimen
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ttonoen uno 1T isinsr Steus entt
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miro bsjamernsmtrtb 9sfebIlpsrt.
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uno Srrlbarrsn's Slubt Dor Den
&artiiten baben sro6e Bednsfftss
ung errsgt.-Staotsib Gbeine
fallen uno ,hssucle nneronune
berri ibt hberau; jeoen Au9enbnd
ertportet man Den Nuebrub een
0OltstumuIten.
Sie garliitsn sstftdrfen ibre
2inIsn DOE ct. Sebation uno
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