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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17
APPOINTMENTS BY THE
GOVERNOR. os~

Commissioners TO locate 100000
acres Of land. .a .rrr
WILLIAM PERRY, ofChoctaw county.
BRYANT T. WILLIAMS, of Noxubee
THOMAS H. GILLESPIE, of Madison
Commissioners to select land IN lieu
ofthe 10Th sections IN The Chicka-
SdlO ceSSi0R. ""'
GEN. john RArBURN, of Ponola. ''"'
Cor CLAIBURN KYLE, of DeSoto,
Coz. SAMUEL CRAIG, Of Tippah, ,a,g
ac Inspector Of the Penitentidiy
DR.. ]. s. CoPEs, of Kinds county,
Vice, LEWIS l.. Taylor, Resigned. j
Qaurter Master General
LEWIS l.. TAYLOR, Vice Col. c. G..
0MsTEAD, Resigned Missi$Sippian.
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A New VOLUME
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

The cheapest Family Paper in the
Union. "A
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TAR COLLECTIONS saLE.
IN rhOcInw county mia,

~ HNFftffW HWfffffV NWf"If
J viii offer for salg 10 fbo highest
bidder fof csHh al llio court house.
door ~ chociaw county mississippi,
at GtenhborouRh, on Monday lho
7lh day Of November n0xt (Isigl
within the hours prescribed ny law,
tho following properly yizi The "
4 Of these I ofsec no 70 IN township
no 20 north Of range no II east, con.
tanning 80 lO.l00 acres, asscssod ~
being granted 10 and as the property
Of Isaac w. Wright, and viii be- sold
or 30 much thereof rs will satisfy lilo
state and county taxes due for the
year lsdi, and oil legal costs that may
accrue thcrconj amount Of taxes duo
for said year, 50 cents.
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TILE ME6SENN n n
THE WAETllER.

sAronpAr,srrrfMprNi7, 1919
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WATERING PLACES. &C.
SHARON SPRINGS

THE PAviLLIoN-This new commodous Hotel win be
open Tor the reception of visitors and after Of
New York. 1850 ~ ''
The clear pure of the springs greatly resembling
ose OF te white sulphur springs OF Virginia, have been
proven 20 De hsy efcacious In Rheumatic Cotaneous, Bill
ol ana DysPepnc eomaints AID in the of Ery1Yeas
Sarheum Scrofua, Liver Complain aud general debility,
and IN many ether respects las certified BY some Of the
most eminent medical professors in the United Staes) medici
nal ana healing properties unsurpassed and believed TO be une-
qualed by any in this country
Added to these the d,s IN the vicinity numerous villages
extensive views neghbon and oman!ie scenery are
among the attractions offered To these seeking the at
OF summer, either health or pleasure.
These springs but few hours ride froh sarotoga Troy
Albany kc AMI lecessable from Canaohare the Alba
ny and Utcs rosl Wh carriages daily await the ay al
Of the monnu 0n Schenectady and Utica, carry vs
tors to the Spnn. ;c "a about eight niles arriving in
time for dime also N Ia Albany and Cherry Valley
PIKE by dali stages bn about iory-ire miles west of the
city of Alhany
Warn COLI and shower Baths furnished at all times either
of h ri ic and every attention given
der the stay ~ ,i-itors agreeable.
An abundaee 81 te ruest mountan siny Ice stored for
the season. q. W. II. GhDNEY.
THE SPRINGS tOrEb.-This Hotel will be opened at
the above villas o sharon Springs for the reception
tors and combinns a tie drantases Of s delightful
residence. JOHN v. ETTEN.
a0n IQxotax
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BATH BUILDINGS.

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S at Long Banch.-This
ensve and delightful Sea Bathing Esabl' shment will be
opened by the subscriber the 9Th June He begs
respectfully To incm its former patrons and the public
considerable additions and INCREASING the comforts
have been made since last year. and will be complete read
ness for their accommodation.
Wishing be reasonable the times will afford the board
Will be seven dollars week last year. instead Of dol
lars as formerly Chdren Of certain and servants half
Horses full fed, $3.50 He hopes he may without
that his table and accommodations will be equ any
Long Branch Young people requiring much room will
find accommodating terms.
il % lmsr JAMES GREEN.
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SUMMER STOCKS

SCARFS, CRAVATS AND GLOVES
JUST RECEIVED nah ,uppy of the above articles con-
sstng of light and elastic stock expressly 10, 81.
summer AsoScaris and Cavats In great vsietv
large assortment Of SILK Thread Cotton and HorsL;n
Gloves the old establishment 2l Broadway between Park
Place and Murray street.
PARSELLs, Agent FOR J. AGATE.
~ b. Constantly hand extensive assortment Of Linen
and Muslin Shirts Linen Dress Fronts Linen Collars, Under
Garments &c.&c. jy 10 lmsc
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DRY GOODS, &c.
TO THE LADIES

IL He LADIES'.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS-The propre-
tress Misc KING, daughter Of the celebrated Cal King
ers for sale most select and choice Millinery
Goods Tor the spring trade the pvb
lie both regards The quality and cheapness of the articles
The assortment consists of the following =
The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR
SHED SILK, ENTIRELY NEW. AND ORIGINAL
STYLET,And Lawn Hats do do-An entire styleo
" MODINE CAPACITIES, ELSSLER
COTTAGE"
Partisan and English FANCY STRAWS, Of the finest
ture In great variety.
The Proprietress respectfully soc the ladies' favor her
with CALL and examine her elegant and varied stock Of Mil
nery for Themselves, before they purchase elsewhere
will be saving TO them in price and adv
regards the variety and quality of the goods.
MISS 5. KING, Magazine dc Modes,
je22 msr 2o31s Broadway.
~NO BETTER place TO find Boots aud Snoes cheap,
~9 and not sure that in New York there is any
place gooda at the Clinton Boot and Shoe Market Canal
see nvrth Of Hudson Those who have
tried appear be generally satisfied that this fact
questionable. All those who may have tried boots,
shoes. CATERS, will find their advantage le trial
A. KNOX & co,
NIB Country merchants lie BY he package or dozen
ie18 1msr
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POISONED ny MmK.-About a week since a occur
rel OF this description at the boarding house OF Mr. Merr
in Pearl Place where II members Of the family
poisoned The sufferers presenting very alarming symp
toms-tho pulse almost entirely ceasng TO beat the body
cold and apparently ees and every indication given Of
the most fatal results We happy to state now how
ever that they have been entirely restored by the udc
exertions of their ph yscians On saturday
milar to the above in III its particulars occurred in the
family of Mr.. Leonard g. Fryer No Grove street. The
male members Of the family were absent and the females,
four m number made their dinner principally of milk
Immediately after dinner they taken with violent
vomiting and pains IN the back and stomach presenting al
the alarming symptoms in the mentioned above. Dr.
Hannaford was called in and procured his patients
relief They are now considered ont OF danger, though
still suffering from great debility In both portion
of the milk was analy zel but mineral poison discover
ed II is thought some vegetable poison eaten by TIE
may have produced these disastrous consequences We
have heard that several other families in Grove street
were similarly affected, though in less degree ioso
Bee
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SHIRTS. SHIRTS.

USlTED STATES SHIRT MANyFACToRY, II Will
sven Merchants and general that the proretos Of
ne above establishment have adopted method of
winch enables them sell their shirts az
affirmed by the list Of prices as follows w" '
me Muslin shiris with Linen Bosoms and Collars AZ So
% sttchod IN the Bosom and Collar M
DO Colored nne patterns, large ........ 100
hand. which will be offered cheap Cor cash ivi p y"
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BOA RIDING.

At DEAL, MONMOUTH, CO N. j..
and the public up HSs s, si,sS s
S.9 s,sds on 'sCe css, ss sRpvs
m .SS Bank m sa & G% sow The Ssss 81
be found very moderate Also sablng, &C. for horses
L. F. H. pledges imserha no cor, of his will be wanting
renSfT tn euv who him Comfortable and that his
IA LAGRANGE HOTEL, Bulls Ferry, New Jersey.
rs ISS snS ds IN full
al kitchen garden The bar well supplied silS choice
wines and liquors ale and Also of quail
thanks to bis friends The public IN fSl hs
S % I co "s sss RS
nss y The roe can rest re that they wiz
ed regularly adyertised for further particulars the
eaH and T have he SSsI
S M GSa sss szs; SUNDAY Say;
and TO visit The above place and try the tar
Ing to the time j. on is always at home and will be hap
Py TO see his frenGs ard vso's. jel2 lm.r
Ira FREMONT HOUSE, Chestnut street, between
IN The above ] lately in tb " Occupancy Of
CAPTAIN Mi i,spegly mi9ns his friends and the ira;
accommodalons uplhaiicd by any establishment in the
The spa!r n the TT large and airy furnished
T hs %sw s and b By the most Careful s ~ %
reputation so eerci srcoded him, whilst in possession Of
supplied With ali G choice S Of as ns toy
gser grown upon his own farm in the vicinity
The Wines {msny Of which have been above thirty-rwo
imported BY him from ds Oldest and hou es
other Servants careful attentive and obedent The whole es
popetor hs t. Which with his long and we'll known e4pe
Renee in hotel keeping will cnaure his all that their
s' Te Tsas E isai Sqp: being in the vicinity
n snG @ 1 Sad roe lie Snd se
offers the of business Of leisure, singu
For the better accommodation Ladies' private entrance
lx3 IN he bOusp <DDenIn on
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VrnY Mar AVID lNoENfoUs-One OF our merchants re-
ccved by the last packet from New York twenty-five lob
boxes Of Imperial Tea the packages oil apparently N cx
ceon condition. One OF them, however on being
cd thought 20 he not as full as might be- which was
the TACT iorr fell short Of the mark weighing IT. bv
more than pound. Upon a close examination !, ,,ss
found that small portion Of the lead of the
in the bottom OF the box torn and plug in the board
just under the spot told OF hole having been bored
there through which the lost tea had made its escape This
discovery induced the merchant TO Che hole lot
and the result loss Of about pound and half of
each box of 37 pounds % being - per cent
profit to the operator OF the fraud was commit
ted alter the tea had passed through the house
remains for the New York importer account and
make goodthe ossto the Norfolk merchantNorfoM lie.
raid
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Ill

STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK,
VLA-SOUT'H.aMPTON
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN.
The days Of spaurs Of this wekDown Steamship, have
From Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York,
On Nav. Isi2. On 7ih May 1872 On nh June, l842
g,~ 10th July, " 1th Apg, F"
7h Sept. Ofh Sept. " 7th Oct. +"
Price of meals included, Soutt
Antwerp S70-Stewards fees, s. 621s The meals will be
served board the plan OF hotel in the best
manner and fixed moderate prices being only
charged when paitaking OF the same.
The of either Of the above also be
preferred with ais wards included for
S97 621s cents exclusive Of wines.
An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship.
For freight or passage or further information, apply
II. w. Il. u f. MALI, Agents,
a22 6m*r II Beaver street.
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE ORCHARD-l9i


THIS romantic and fashionable will be conduc tod dur
ing the present season nader the direction and superinte
oroms repair and Is for the reception Of visitors
NO effort VIII be spared 10 the eddy high
ter which 1t has heretofore icquired
As hetoo MS tables VIII be furnished with every delcacy
that the New York mnket Afford and every possible
tenon thah can promote the convenience and Off
establishments especially part OF on the has
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe.
siesss A. r. Beach Co.'s excellent line of stages win run
as ereofore regularly between the landing Mountain
-, 80, G. L. BEACH Proprietor.
June l3th 1872 Jeli 3mr
PATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long and well
- known boarding and bathing establishment Mt having
Gently undergone which
erection OF several elegant houcs the Of
season The great of beach this shore-he
perfect security in bathing for ladies and children, he
the shady cool and delightful locust grow, adjoining the house
the pleasant rides in the surrounding 1.-THE
shing grounds and Other Of heau recreation and
amuse men-the beautiful view of the All mic and the
lower bay, almost constantly enlivced by
arriving outward bound render this every
unequalied by any vicinity. Its accommodations
ample, the airy and the even in the
yenience distance being but nine miles
to business render peculiarly wen adapted residence
gentlemen oil busr IS in New York. -
REDFORD MIN'RAL SPRINGS-This well Know water
- place. situated Bedford County, yana is now
open for the reception of visitors.
To those who have visited the Springs may be
s,ry that they situated the Western Turn
pike which through Pennsylvania from Philadelphia
psbugh few miles east of the chief elevation of The Allie
Every thing been provided this watering place render
asJourn pleasant those who seeking ealth
musements will be found suited all and good band
OF music Will be in attendance.
The liberal patronage extended the subscriber the last
seasons VIII ,siuce the renewed exsons the eoming
je29 cod mr Propretor.
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CuRIous.-We saw a few days ago, says tho prtr
Marlboro (Md) Gazette old man who tw enty wears
since was black as negroes generally His color
has undergone entire change except few spots his
face and he is perfectly white, and his skin exceed.
ing been Negro lie is the property Of Thomas Il. so.
meFvel Esq. We expect nchange Of this Kind SO rad
c.t is mn uaTaleled.
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The Van Buren, (ArksnsaS) Intelligenccr Of tho I7h
uli says;-Wc learn that Col Karney with the dragons
paid his respects few days ago the seminole re-
Gently arrived from Flerida and who became refractory
at Webber's Falls. Wild Cat aud his parry also
there. Col Karney told them they had TO leave for their
own country, They refused and the troops forced hem
Oft Some few of them howover-perhaps hundred in
abroke away and succeeded in concealing themselves
in the woods, and yet remain in the Cherokee country
saws our informant.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
M Am ~ AM ~


For the better accommodation OF Shippers intended to
despach ship from this port the 5th ht 18th 2Oh aud
2 Ut each month"; the 10Th October and cotinu
uG May when regular days will be appointed for the
mnsr Of the whereby great delays and
will bt prevented during the mopihs The following
ships will commence this arrangement:
Ship YAZOO, Captain Cornell
Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hiard.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner.
Ship CASTOR, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumferd
Ship OCMULGEE, Captain Leavitt.
Snip NASHVILLE. Captain Dickinson
Ship MEMfHIS Captain Knight.
Ship LOUISA, Captain Muforl.
These ships all built the city of New York. express
,Sr packets are Of light draft Of wsie have recently been
,o passengers Yneaaed for comfort They commanded
general satisfaction They wifi ali times be toWeS M and
down the Mississippi by steamboats,
Neither the captains of these ships will be RESPONSE
Bile rewery, bullion precious stones, silver plated
for any letters parcel package by put board OF
them, unless regular bills of lading same
the value thereon expressed.
For freight or passage, apply
r. X. COLLINS & co. IS South ST., or
HULLIN SWOOORUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods their address.
The ships OF this line warranted sail punctual adj
versed and win be taken TO have the goods
~ measured. mi
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-H-H
stantioOpIe.

Read the following letter from our correspondent,
written in Constantlnope; it is as interesting as il
is long.
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CoAvAr EscrSr. The Builonwoods at the East.
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% rpCl d ut u t 8 II.

glabeem bet adbtbare Jebn SanFs, gss.
prelteent bet berfttiebenengc cnrten bpngcms
mon pleae, bes britten Qerihtsbearfs BE-,
ttebsnb aus pen gauntiee Seres, Slortbamy.
ton unb teeba, IN pennIpDanien, unb Nihs
tsr per nnterlhisplidsn gcurtsn bon Opsr
unb 2erminer, bet bierteliabrlibsnSiBunssn
uno aasemsinsr GefananiB grlebtauns. in
seoahtsn gaunties, nno mattbias @. Nss
barb unb IBiliarn Hocams, gsq'e., Nibtss
bet gcurteu bon Oper unb 9cr,niuer, btr
Dierteljdbrlitben SitnnseD lIno all9emsinsr
Sefan9nie GrlcbiShrs, fit B. Ttbtuna bon
6anpts uno anoeru psrbreben III sreattem
gauntp Ssrfs, ibrem Befsbl an MIDI aussss
tfellt baben, patirt Neapins, ben stem Sanuar
A. I'D. 842, wcrin iie cine Court bongcm.
mon pleas per all9eineineu oierteljdbrlite
SiBunsen, Over unb Serminer umo allsemtis
net Sefdnsni6 grlebiauns anteraniuen, rpel,
dc sebalten tpsrpsn Ipa 5u Neaoing, fit bic
GauntD Serts, auf Gen erffen montaa
i'm nab6en Npril jpelebes ben 4ten bss
erfaatsn D1onats Iein trirb,) uno weIebe apei
9Bo6en causrn ioa--
60 miro hiermit Slad'riebt ertbei(t an bsn
@orcnsr, bic Sriepensrte6ter unb gonttatf
bet sebadten ganntp 8erfe baB lte 0t 5u
cr(a9ter 3eit, I'LL, 10 libr Dormitta9s, mit
tVteH ~Cet 6ttVUtRH, CttStittHtuCtUI uWtPCs
Iitbnnsen l,nb graminationen uno alien al,
bern grinnerunsen sinaufnesn baten,um Cols
de 9inse gu ttun, Die ibrem Iemtern ut
tbuu DISQUALIFICATION 9iejpnisen tpsls
6e berbnnpeu 1no sesen bic 8efansenen bic
in oem gsfansni0e oct gauntp Berfs }tnb,
ODER bann isin m6sen, seriftib III pertats
zen, 70 tpie es redt fein mag.
Daniel Rfetly, Sberff.
Sbstif8 s(mt Mearin9,(
Diars 8, ls42s Am.
"6ott erbalte Ole EepubliF -
S. 9ie 3eusen ,lub Snrcte, rpelhe auf Ct.
faste Court Dcr9eIaben (nb, perben erIuht,
Yanttli6fett III becbadten: in, Ba0 ttres
Iusbleitene tpsrren 1e in GsmaBbeit BEE
Seieses pa3u scjpunsen 9tsis Insriae Mrs
auf bslcnbern 8sfebl Der Court bcfannt ae.
maht, babsr ale Sisjsnisen, ,pslhe es an.
sebt, feb barnab 5u rlebtsm babrn.
~ Ole Srieocnsrie6ter curbans oergauns
tp Ilno ebrertietbisf erIubt Beribt BON Mes
tesnisanees unb Inflaaen all sinsn Der pro.
ieauiranbsn Inpalcs, petsr gilbert unb =.
prinsle Sones, gsqs. einiss Gage Bot Bet
Court 5u MAIDEN, 70 baB Bills 3ubsrsitst
rpercsn toaen, fir oas 9anSeln Bet @ranb
Surp unb parteicn. 3eusen uao bswobnsns
be Surp Feline Seit oerliersn.
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--our6 Den gbrw. 6rn. 9Dni. pauli, am
10. Wafs, 6err Sobn Dan Neab nit D1iB
4melta Ibpams, bsibe bon 9cieeltrs.
-stsnfaas, 6srr Bennsbille Waofer bon
Waioenerisf, nit D1iB sppia Gernant bon
gumru.
-am IS. War3, 5err Daniel 5intsrlhiet
nit NO1i6 6auna Sod, Gen gnmru.
-pnreb brn gbrm. 6rn. u. s. 5ernan, am
l1ten OitIes, 5err 9Sm. 4ltbans bon Gum
ru, init 9Ni6gliIab'b 9uIein p.D1aioenerief.
-oureb pn gbrw. 5rn. 3. W1iefTo attn stsn
O1arh 6err gpwarb Sspib init D7i6 SIC,
bsfa <erdb, beipe bon penn saunlbip.
-ourh ben gbrw. 5rn. 3. W1iller, am 49,.
mdrs, Ser Ssremias Human Don Imitp,
NIT W1i6 elifabetb 9err bon Olsp.
--sbenfalIs, 6err $eipis 6ascman init WaiB
gatbarina Nasel, teibe Don pisIer 9taot.
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g ( q t b.

-am 4ten W7ars, 1l Slue W1ountain Sem
nate 5ambnrs, Sarat sebc, int 44lten Sab:
re ibres alters.
-am 16. S1ar3, i'll oic(er Staot, ali bet .un:
Nus3etruns, QBlliam 8. 0unn, esd,
i'm s5iten Sabre feincs Altcrs.
--ain 6ten Didrt i'll maiosnericf sauhCtbip
glifabetb Nifenbat, gattin Don Sobannss
Nifsnbatb, i'm 7lttsn SABRE ibres Altsrs.
-am 9tem, in oie(er Staot, Sobn tepan, in,
46tten Sabre feines AIters.
-am 2sf. Sebruar, III Bsrn 9auniebir, H.
brabam S6nis, i'm Alter Don stpa 20 Sabr.
am IS. Waar5, in piefcr Stapt, 9pia,am,
9obnlein BON Daniel NauosnbuIh, alt Gin
Jabr. 6 Wlcnat uno 4 Sage.
din 8ten 9ieles, tsi 5ambura, Scbanr
Sebenf, i'm soften Sabre feines 2llters.
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Slahriht niro bisrmit ertbsilt, oa6 bic
bisber bstanoens Slrma Don 9rsihsr uno
Snss, in 0iitrift saunItbip, Ssrfs gauntp,
am l0ten Wdr5 ls42, init beiperlsitiser
einw,llisuns aufssltf worosn iit-uno oab
Iae folhs psrlonsn bic noeb in 8anoen,
9tpten cber in cen Stobrblbern oct erlas:
ten Sirma f6ulpis 0np, swlibsn nnn unp
nabtsn lttsn D1ai am altsn StdnbpIase,
bel St.ls uno 8aumalL an1urufen une abs
3utejablen bafen.
Jacob Jreidfer
6eor9 Hneb.
9iifrift, Mdrj 90. Am.
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Die aan3e 3abf Der Irmen, wslds am
2(nfana peS Sabrs 194l i'm lpauie 9smsisn, u.
jsne bic mdbrsnb benz Sabr 5usslalTsn ncrben,
rpar 3l5, nimIib: ls9 Wtdnner, IA @eber
unb SO &inosr, uno mabt cine 0srbdltnisiabI
pdbrenb benz 9anjen Sabr, BON 72 Wanner,
46 QBsiber, IA &naten unb 8 Wdbbsn Ders
bunoen su perfbsbsnsn Gewsrbsn &nas
ben unb II Wdcben.-6efforben 23,ndms
lib, IA Wdnnsr, gBsibsr unb &inber !;
ourb Nltsrsfbmdbe 2, Sisbsr 1, aus;sbrun0
8, Gntjunbuns 3, Yofsn l, Sblasf1us 1,brcs
nifhsn Surblauf 3, &rsbs an bsr Rafe l, sus
fdQia l, Nb3sbrun9 l, Nubr 2, 9urbfau l.,
6irnftanfbst brOnifbs Ma9snsntsinbuna
l, pcrtsitias @eburt l.-6eboren i'm 6auis2.
Sabri3irt i'm &aufs: fldbfen Sub l59
Warb, psrssn Sud- 294 Vars, 6aIblinnsn Isl
Varb, Sdnfets 33 Warb.-s7eue NrtiFeI bcs
must wdbrsnb bem Sabr: Mannsbsinbe 70,
Wdt5bsmes 33, Ssisn 50, Beifen II, Sbar
gen 90, Joaubsn 80, &ode II, Gbnupftiibsr
33, Safen Is, Sdbube 54 paar, Gtriimpfs
90 Yaar, llntsrrcds 16, Sooisntrdaer 24paar,
Mannstdts 49, 5sebuntfappsn 2, !eanpibub
10 paar lanse Sadsn fir Babniinniss 6.
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