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GARDEN SEEN.

4 LARGE SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEED
"a which will warrant be fresh md acaain,
VIZ Early ork Cabbage early Sugar Loaf do
early Dutch do early George do late Drumhead
late Dutch do green Savoy do red Dutch do
white Onion Seed yellow do; early Blood TurnP
beet; French Sugar do; long Blood do; Orange
Carrot; carly llom do early Cluster Gu lumber;
extra long Southgate do; long green do early
early Squash Porters do Sugar Loaf Lettuce;
lee do Royal Cab. do brown Duch do long
Whine Naples Radish early Short Top; Seas.
Raddish; long Salmon do Cherry Tumip do
white do; Bell Pepper; large Tomatoes Negeta-
bic Oyster; solid Celery, best Eudve Okras Grant
Asparagus; Bene Plant; Mangel Nurtze, Ruta
iaga; Washington Peas; early Charleston do large
Malrowiat do early China Beans Mohawk do
carly SIX weeks do large Lama do; Chinese Pro-
life Tree Corn. HENRY LATHAM.
M1rrn
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BEAUTY OF THE JEWEss.


Fon,aine asked me nnr dly why The women olthc
Jewish race were So much landsomer than the men.
I gave linn reason Al nner ppciieal and Christian.
The Jcwesscs ! replied have escaped tho curse
Which has all hlel upon Then fathers, husbands and
sons Not Jesrss vas to be seen among the
crowd priests ud thr rlbhle who nsulted the son
of Mtu.anl scouterd Inn to tenomGy aud The cross
The women Ut Jndca believed in the Savionr-they
loved they followed hnn. and thcy soothed him nu-
der anhtnons. \ woman Of bethany poured on his
head the precious ointment which size hcpf IN vase
II Ala6astrI; the SINNER Amounted lbs feet with per
Tuned OIL and wiped lhcm with her hair. Chtst,
On his part eNteodcd lis grace and mercy 10 The
Jcwesses he raised from the dead the Of the vi
dow oI Nam, aud Nauhas brother, Lazarus he
cured Snanu', moihcl#in.ltw, aud the woman who
touched the hem nj his garment. To the Samaritan
woman he was the spring OF living water, and Il com
passionate budget the woman IN crime. The dlp2h
tiers OF Jcfn,alemwc over him the holy vnmcn
accompanied Inn 10 Calvary with balm and spec.
weeping lhry sought Inn at ths scr.ichre: "woman
vii, wccpest thou l' "a inst appearance was 10
Magialcni lac sad - her, " May !" Al tie sound
OF that voice Naedalen's eyes were opened aud she
answered, E." Mas.r, - The reelection OF some very
beautiful ray mus have rested on the brow olrhe lew
rssrs
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VTIN4IIF. ;, n Gteat V1tletV,
MoUSLlN DE LANES at 2s. 81. per yard
Printed Cambricks, Lawns and Mns.
Inns, from Is. Cd.


10 the finest,
lalicocs, great variety. very cheap
Hhghams, cnlre case at Is. per yard
% bales Cotton Cloth. from Cd. to Is. per yard,
bleached do itou cd. 10 Is. sd. per yMd,
entne bales German Bulaps, bought of the m
porter, and At very low prices.
Cotton oznabnfgs, large lot at Cd.
tlald and striped Domeslics, for servants dresses
Ladies Shoes from ), TO thc best hid, al Is. Cd.
Mems, Boys and Misses do do.
Bieachcd and brown Linen billings,
Summer Cloths, Eimlnets, Grape Lasting and
Gambets Ganhruons, Italian Cloths, Geo. Nan,
Keen brown Linens and Cassiineres, OF every quail
ity and description
iwo pieces Napoleon Cloth. very superior artlclc,
Tor centlcmen's Summer Coats.
Blue, black and Invisible gteen Cloth entirely new
and unusually low.
Neslings, splendid assortment
Leghorn Hats lor gentlemen
CD doz Palm Leat do 3D.
! case Florence Brad Bonnets very fine
do Nuns do new style.
Besides great variety OF Fancy Articles such as
Hloves. Hosiery, Scarls, Fancy Handkerchefs &c
&c all OF which viii be sold very cheap for cash
BlIRHON Il ROBES
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GOODS FOR GENT. WIEN

GoODS FOR GENTLE MEN.
NJ + most respectfully call the attention OF gen
w tlemen 10 our stock OF Summer Ware, whc h
we will sell at far moderate prices
Blue black and fancy cold Cloths and Cassimcres
Black Gro de Etc Cashmaimcs, Bombazines, aud
hcetgIan Iwills, Ion summer Goats aud Pants
SIX Velvet Satin and MmSeIlles Fcstiogs all quad
ilies,
Coded aud plain Linens and DrIllngs, OF every
description
A. large lot Tenants & Wrnchester's Stocks, trin'd
and plaln
DO PLAN and rullled Bosoms and Collars.
heal Goat Skin, Silk, Befhn.and Thread Gloves,
Black and Wine Silk, white and naukeen CYL Cot
ton bali Hose,
tmb I'd. SATIN, and black Italian Cfavats
Gum /. Suspcnders, some the finest manufacture
HUNT a MARTIN.
Opposite The Post oGce.
April 20 Is
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~ r. X - II ~ a. r.

W + HAF + Just received by Stage, the follow
" ing very handsome FANCY GOODS.
hich black Gro de Paris and Maonia Losr,ing
Ram blue. white aud rose cold Gro de Maps
ambrc Edsln-s and lnserngs
Swiss Muslin, do. some very fine
Linen Cambria IIandkerchie(
Black silk nctt Mus and Gloves,
benticmen's superior black H. S. do
NInclestcr's beautiful summer Stocks &r. AZ
to winch we invite the attention of those IN want f
such ARTICLES HUNT 4 N,p,rJN
Nav % "
OLE PRINTING Executedat this ofice viii
~ ne1incss and despatch
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Is Ssssss
NEW ARRANGEMENT
'I'iiE Northern Line OF Stages from Lyncbbure
to Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at . o'clock, A. NJ and reaches Charloes.
vile in the evening OF those days it arrives at Ere
derlcksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS.
at o'clock 7. NJ In returning 1t arrives at Char.
lotlesVllle on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
and reaches Lynehburs on Tuesdays, Thursdays
I'la saturdays, by tins route passengers leaving
Lynchburg vii! reach Fredericksburg in two DAYS
OF those going from Lynchburg TO Richmond viii
seach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock p
n.-our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
ul .nt arc careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared to render the trip safe and pleasant
the passengers.
Fare through 10 Fredericksburg So 90
W hichnohu Q 50
Jan.
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Female school.


1--WE subscriber proposes a the commencement
OF his next session which will be on Monday,
The first of July next receiving INTO his School
but FEMALE PUPILS, which he designs cou-
unnng, should the patronage received, justify it
Ills course will be comprehensive aud thorough, aud
will embrace all the branches Of Education which
are ttught III other Female Schools in this place.
FERNS, per session Of five months.
Isl Gi@s-SpellIng, Reading and WI
ting, sic so
end Cass-E gli,h Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic aud History. Is 90
3rd GaSS-latn, Gtcck and French
Languages, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
aud Astronomy, 20 90
Paper, Ink Ne. tffurnlshed) IS
Payment to be made IA adrancc. Pupils will be
received At any time, though not for shorter period
Than session from the time of reception. A vaca-
ton OF several weeks viii be given in the month of
August. At the end of each session there will be
public examination.
SAMI.. d. TOMPkINS.
June 6w
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Latest French shape Corscsts.

IT NH'fTV NUTsCEVN.
ISL opened, splendid stock of the newest
- shape torscus, from tie most celebrated factory
IN Philadelphia which wall he sold low al the F,ney
Store OF ANDR q ErrIS,,,,r
Malth@
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SCHO OF Nv LIBERTY.

bStAC Dkk Es9 ELAk6Elf6
fIIlE second session of the subscribers School,
Il viii begin Tuesday the 4h OF June, aud
close on FridHy, the lstot November. The coul.e
OF instruction will be liberal, Including all the bran
ches of thorough English and Classical Educa-
ton. Pupils may enter at any time, and pay from
the time OF entrance TO the end OF the session.
TER.HS,
Per session OF five months, payable AT the olostah1
The term; II
Tuition in OrIhography, Reading, Writing or
Arithmetic, s. 90
English Grammar, Geography, History OF
Composition, 10 90
Mathematics, Latin or Greek Language, Mo-
raj and intellectual Philosophy, Logic or
Rhetoric, - 90
Board may be had in respectable families on tsa-
sonable terms Those wishngto enter should mako
early application. j. e, HAMMER.
May 20, 1889
The attention ofrhe public is invited to the fol
loving recommendation
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, College Hill, d. ca
May 9Th. 1889. !
John {. Hammer, A. g., graduated at this lush
luton IN October, 1898, having finished his Collie
gaze studies with credit TO himself
MI Hammer IS d gentleman Of great integrity oil
character, good talents and sound scholarship. lie
is IN our Judgment, will qualified to axe charge OF
an Academy IN which The primary Classics. Mathe-
mates, and the different branches Of an tnSlIsf
Education are Taught. We feel confident that pa
rents who trust the Education of their sons to hlm
will not be disappointed.
s. CHAPLIN, Prest
WIN EUGGLES,
Professor Of Mal. and MAJ. Philosophy
j. O. b. CHAPLIN,
Professors fthe Greek and Latin Languages
RetcrcRccs.-C Col. A. Otey. Maj. VIM Cook
Rev.J. ID. Mitchell, Rev. Jas. Leltwich, Kew. W ~
Harris, w. l.. Goggio, w. NJ Burwell, j. a.
Wharton Wm. Tory, Esqrs., Dr. 5. Philips a''
fail
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The above Medicine IL for sale nj
HOU'EL D.II1ES .Ystns.
II oacts
IRON FOUNDRY.

w McCLANAlIAN & MeNAMEE would
w respectfully make known 10 the public that
they have commenced the above business in Lynch
burg, i'll the Old Theatre, on the 2nd street. above
Main street. Machinery aud Mill Gearing of every
description aud weight will be executed in the neat
est manner and al the shortest notice Pots, Ovens
Biscuit Bakers, Skillets and Lads of all sizes Audi
rons, Stoves, Wagon Boxes, Gudgeons &c.
Mould Boards, of the Mccormick patterns aud 9th
efs, IL different sizes. Bills will be filled if requir
ed with any all ollhc above named articles, from
The smallest to The largest sizes. We will also keep
them constantly hand, for sale, by the ton or BY
t he piece. We will give liberal prices in Castings
for all the old Iron that may be brought the place
ii it's thick TO be broken into small pieces.
May % WIS
XIRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court Of Law aud Chancery. for the
comfy OF Amherst, on the lst day OF April, 1889: ~
Richard ;. Ellis, Plaintiff,
against
john Thompson, Jr,. and William Sale and Lnsina his
wife, Defendants,
Is CHANcERY.
The Defendants William Sale and Layina his wife, hn-
wing entered their appearance aud given security, according
the OF Assembly and the ruIrs Of this Court and APP
pcnrnT by satisfactory evidence thar they inhabitants
ofhis Commonwealth On the motion of the Plaintiff by
counsel ordered that the said Defendants do appear
the first day OF september and the bill
nj the plaintiff and tut copy oil this order be orhw ih in
seredn paprf printed in the of Lynchbure,
months srccessivciy aud posted at the front obr OF
the Courthouse otthis county
Acory-ros1r, ROBERT TINsIGY, c.
June WIN
XIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chanecry, for the
town OF ,Ynclbnrg, on the 9Th day of May 1889
james D. oans, Plaintiff
agaiRR
Henry Thweat Anderson p. Micrand Josiah VI. Young,
Defendants
The Defendant Josiah NJ. Young not having entered his
appearance and security according Act
bly, and the knes OF this courand appearing by sasaeo-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
FOR SALE,
4 TRACT OF AND, in III

- TO New Market, aud adjoining the Lands
of Elijah Fletcher Dr. Paul c. Cabell, deceased, and
others, containing
Two hundred and four acres,
With comfortable Buildings and other improve
ments
Any person wishing 10 purchase, will refer to Nj
Sterling Claiborne for the terms And those wish
ing TO buy Tor cash, are invited 10 examine il, as
bargain will he sold Tor cash. The subscriber wish
effect sale If possible before the iist day OF
August next until which time the Land will be in
market.
WILLIAM THOMAS uiCGINBOTHAu.
Nav 20 IA
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100 Ncsrcs Wanted.

WISH TO purchase loo LIKELY NEGROES
OF oo!h sexes, from 10 to % years of age. Per
sons having such property for sale will do well 10
ea"oh me- as am willing TO give the highest Cash
Piiee gwen any where in the State. NJ HART.
May l3 :,
NJ + HAVE . Rooms To rent above our store.
- PAYNE u GREGORY e.
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Farmers ana Planters

w shng 10 buy NEGROES CIOTUINc,
are particularly invited 10 call aud examine our Stock
'eiote purchasing. b. x L.
April Is
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NEW spKING AND SUMNER
4. - % - \
ASSORTMENT CONPIETE,
Our stock OF spring n Summer


IL - - ID ~
5 now fully to hand, aud Is offered to the public
! as the cheapest aud most desirable We have ever
before exhibited.
As our Goods were selected aud purchased with
great care, NllERENER and IN WHATEVER
WAY they could tie boushl to the best advantage,
(whcther PRIVATELY, at Auction, or OF the
Importers and Manufacturers
themselves We ilaGct ourselves we shall be able TO
offer an assortment general and as we'll suited
both to the tastes we'll as the purses ofour friends
as any other tins ~ market.
ou Stock IS very large, and consists in pant oliho
following
Black, blue black and culolcd y IL Ia y plain
and fed,
Gil AIIENS a cre,i v,tietp
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X1RGlNlA-Af rules held in the Clerks Office of Tia,
Circuit superior Court of Law aud Chancerv. for the
comfy Of Amherst, on the lst day Of April, 1889
Richard :. Ellis, Plaintiff,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-02-07
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON COUNTY.

HE STATE OF MlSSlS0lIIl'(
WILKINSON COUNTY
Probate Court, January Term, 1883
To all persons Interested in the Real E$'ate Of
Lydia White, Thos. White, and JacfSo"
White, (minors,) -GREETING
W GU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said County
at its next March Term, thereof, to shew cause
ilony you have or can, why the Real Estate oil
said minors should not be sold, to wit: A tract
Of Land lying and being in the county of VIII,
kinson, containing filly-one acres and bounded
on the north by lands of f. J. Lanicr, on the
south by A, Jeler, on west by Thomas Ellis
and on the east by vacant Lands.
Witness the Hon. N. ScUDDER, Judge oil
Probate in and for the county of WlI-
kinson, the second Monday Of Janua'
ry, 1889.
JOHN C. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
By THos. II. HAYS, ID. T.
Issued 18th January, 1889. 5w6
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Second Monday in April,
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON COUNTY.

Probate Court-December Term, 1885,
To all persons interested in the lands tcHcmentS,
und heraditameats Of Elizabeth Halfeld, de-
WOU are hereby commanded to be and
appear before the Honorable the Pro
bate court Of said county at the next Februa-
ry Term thereof, then and there to shcw
cause if any you have or can, why an order
of sale of the following real estate Of said de-
ceased should not be made, viz:--The north
west quarter Of section thirty-eight, in town
ship two, Of range one east, containing one
hundred and flly-Gye acres and SO 100 acres,
more or less.
>uu. WITNESS the Honorable Nathan
Snack iel Scudder, Judge Of Probate Of the
SsAS.SaS county of Wilkinson, the ed Mon
;:EsTsSssy.S day in December, 1885.
VIM Issued 18th December, 1888.
JOHN c. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
By 4. w. HAYS, Dep. Cl'k.
December Is, 1888 5lw6
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Il n
I'm PURsUA1CE of an Order Of Probate
Court of Yozoo County, ! will expose to-
sale 10 the highest bidder on credit of eigh-
teen months, on MONDAY, the 25th day Of
February, 1889, on the premises, the following
Lands, mead the Tract on which the Store of
Gallant q Jackson stands, described as follows;
Lots Number Three and -Four, of
Section Thirty-fve, Township Num-
Der Two, of Range Number Three,
East-containing One lIUNDRED AND
SIXTY Four ACRES; and Lot Number
Five, of Section ! hirty.fye, Town
ship Two, of Range Three. East-con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE
Acres.
Said Lands being of the Estate Of the latc
| Elias 4. Fort, deceased.
S. d. ROBINSON, Amir. de banis
nom Of E. A. Fort
| BY HENRY HUNT, Agent and Attorney
January II, 1887. 3w5
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN 4
ENRON the field of the Undersigned, Ea
II Of Woodyie, near the Liberty road, (
Sunday night last, BRIGHT BA
HORSE, with white streak in his fac
about fourteen and half hands high, heay
set, lump on one of his knees, and natur
PAGER.
A liberal reward will be given for the rotui
of the above described horse to the undersg
ed, or any information that will lead to his r
covery.
CHARLES NETTERVILLE, Jr.
January 81, 1889. 5-3t
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navy CROCKETT. The colonel was present at
oIordd rout once given by Gen. Green at
aW sp and was induced 10 dance, in a
"', "T The figure was intricate, and the
q u,nnn, cot off the trail, Turning 10 his part
e ,or laughing, funloving girl, he apologizod
re,i error. and remarked, with characteristic
10, %"oI T Of expression, that he wasn't much
uiVd in dancing, although he could stand
unto the plain work mighty perpendicular; but
oopPnHnued he, when you come TO put in the
o .oisnhGc Hcks | squatH
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FOR SALE.

A CONVENIENTLY located Plantation
"A. in thu North Eastern part of Amito
County, containing one hundred and sixty
acres. The improvements consist Of a very
comfortable log Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Smoke Houe, and Stabing, together with
about 40 Acres cleared and in a good state Of
cultivation.
1t lies adjacent to the residence Of Andrew
Gray and JOHN Kinnebrew, and is not surpass
ed by any place in the County for health and
good water Amy person DESTROYS Of purcha.
sing, will please apply to Col d. Gordon, Of
Amite County, or TO the subscriber living il
Wilkinson County.
MOSES GAVIN.
January q9th, 1899. 4
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WILKINSON COUNTY.
mic Court-Decembor form. 1881

Probate Court-Decembor Term, 1888.
To all parsons interested in the landS, tcnea,eatS
Of c. b. Magonn deceaScd,-
GREETING
NTOU are hereby commanded to be and
appear before the honorable the Pro
bate court of said county, at the next Februa-
nv Term thereof, and shew cause, if any you
can. why an order should not be made direc.
ting the sale ofthe following real estate Of said
deceased, viz:-Lots number sixteen. eighteen,
nineteen and twenty, in the town ofWoodvlle,
Wing on tho west side Of Hopewell alley AL
so, one other lot adjoining the above on the
west side thereof, and bounded south by lot
formerly the property Of G. B. Collier, now OF
j. S. Lewis, west by lands Of Dr. Holt, east
bv the lots above mentioned, containing one
mere and two roods, more or less;-Aso the
south west quarter ofquartcr section TWEEN
ty-lour, township two, of range two west, con
tanning forty-ono acres and 300 acres, more
or less.
,AlI,, WITNESS the honorable Nathan
s&NGk, iel Scudder, Judge of the Probate
9ASSH$ court of the county Wilkinson
zMsA> the Cd Monday in December, A. d
TNsW 1888.
Issued 18th December, 1888.
JOHN c. ALEXANDER, Clerk,
BY Il, W. HAYES, Dep. elk
December Is, 1888. 5lw6
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NOTICE.

VHHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existif'
between CUNNINGHAM d STREET is tn.
day dissolved by mutual consent.-All tho.
indebted to said firm are requested to sattle U
same with Mr.. Cuaningham and all those Ina
ing claims against the said firm will look
him and him only for payment-as the sa
Cunningham has purchased the whole Of Il
said Streets interest in the said firm and Ian
Eli. ~. CUNNINGHAM,
III. G.. STREET.
January LIST, 1889. ltt
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LAST NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the firm ofC.
"A OLDECOP & CO., for the year l8S
either by note or account, will please call al
settle the same by the first of February ne,
as longer indulgence cannot be given; tho
who fail to comply with the above request, "
find their notes and accounts in the hands of
proper officer for collection.
C. F. OLDECOP.l
December 81, 1885. 52-tf
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5y @ III TIC IHs )

"A Z nS 't de So4 2 h' Gcn'ip'' tE
please call ~ the subscriber and pay their
Notes, on orbeiore the first day of March next,
Those falling to do so will find them in the
hands Of an ,llicer for collection.
THO: BArCiELOR, Guardian.
January Oh, 1899. 5w2
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13
Ser. Staaten Banf.

9lus benz Seridt Der 8ant Der Gerets
'nieten Staaten, ben Ne am 4. Tco. fur
oas eanse Sabr, Canlfatt mcnotld1, tpse
ibr Nreibrief fcroert,) iber lbren 3Mitano
an BEN General 9luoitor etnaeretdNt bat,
|erbeat, oaB fle am lebten 1lten slusuft
muir ncd) 81, 1926, ,OS6 90 Specle bate,
,ppbin9e9eu am 1iten 9lu9uit 1888, Gem
Sabr Dprher) lid, ihr 8rrratb beBelben
nod, auf 81, ,357,137 n belief 70 oae trt
einem Sabr ibre tltngenbe MilnSe tlber s
M Il % n II 9elunfen mar. 9lm liten
9lu9ujt 1888 bate 1e S., 49, ,395 Ga Jtcs
ten tm llmIauf, uno am 1lten slu9uR
1889 beIiefen lid, bteielben su SIS, ,e33, ,3OS
O9, oIIo auf $747,9I8 As mebr ols tn
1888, oa Ne bas meifte Specte bate.
Sodtte bic 8ant nod Sorid,rift tbresSrets
Briefs, ibreSerihte mrnatlth an ben See
neral 9luoitor einaereift II. ibren fhmdd"
en- 3uitano blos9efteQt, 70 bate fle tpabrs
ideinlid idcu bamoIs su sabIen aufboren
miiBen.
Nerner oebt aus bem 8eriht beropr,
oaB am 1iten M9uit 1888, bis llten 81
pril 1889, f1h Der 0tctenumlauf Der
8anf I'm $1,283,36 l9 oermeb t
uno ihre flineenbe Witn3e tpdbrenb benz
n6mliden 3eitruum sc, ,468. TAG S3 Gb
oerrtnqert bate Dieles tporen bic
8 Monate, tpeId,e bic 8anf prdGoents
1d)aft BON Ttd1olas 8ioole beenoi9ten, bd
er oanu iein 9lmt uieberIe9te uno in ietner
slbidieos 9Iooreee bic sln9ele9enbet:en
Der 9luitalt als in einem febr bliihenceu
uno itarfen 3uftance fhiloerte. @s 1T in
Der Gbat Idn9er feinem 3tpeifeI unter~
tpcrfeu, bag Die iesi9e 3ablunsseinlteI'
lung gang uno gar bnrd, bic SeranlaB"
lung bieler Bant beroOrsebradt tpcroeu
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