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any information possess, upon just and admis-
si6lc conditions &c. &c.
"lf by pcrsistn. in casting your votes for Mr.
Birpcy. hy withholding them from Mr. CLAY do
Won not directly aid in the elevation OF Mr.. Polk.
and in his elevation extend and perpeluate slave
~? For if he is elected, will ii MT be claimed,
and with some show OF plausibiiity, that this
question o.! annexation, with all is consequence
has been decided aifrmalively by the American
reorle? The questions ol the right OF petition
Of the abolition of slavery in the District Of Co
lumbia. are questions liiai ;fc ana Will b. open
for discussion and decis:cn; but this OF the an
neyation of Texas is final III lis natuie-!t must
be decided NOW-it must stand, be IL tor good
or evil Pause then, before, ly your acts, yon
give counienance 10 scheme 50 irau9ht with
danger | conjurc you, by the love You bear TO
our free and glorious country, BY your attachment
10 the Union, cemented By the blood Of our fore
fathers. by your regard ior human freedom, by
your sympathy tor the oppressed OF all nations,
by your commisscration 81 he Gown-rotden ana
degraded African DO mol, By Your act, directly or
indirectly. consunmatc measure that would
Justly expose ms 10 the scorn and contempt OF an
indignant world viii yon do dis! VIII you
not however. if you Still persist in throwing away
your votes on MIR. Birney. aid in sustaining and
establishing principles anu measures Iepugnant 10
all Your treines?'
Such is the issue made up between Mcs>rs. Polk
and Clay bv some oil the active Aboitlonlsis OF
Ohio. Such ar the eOndii0aS on which they
are to give their votes 10 MIR. Clay-and on which
his Wing friends will accept them. Such is the
basis Of the Coalition. viz: sacrifice of Texas
Tor ever, for Abolition votes. State it as MIR.
CIays friends may ito this complexion they must
come 1t last
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rGOOCHLAND COrNTY.-A pollica!
discussion vii! take place At Wade's store, in
the County oil Goochland, Oh Saturday next,
hy special arrangement, between Joseph NJ
Darlington, Esq. as tie advocate Of Wing prin-
ciples, and Walter d. Leake, Esq. as the cham
pon Of the Democracy. The People are invited
10 attend
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asfe1)e,roern gEmntttr9r.

distressing and al.pming; failures oil Banks IN
Rhode Island and North Carolina. and among Inc
manufacturers of New England and this state,
characterize the last year. ard Intelligence j. re-
ceived of the refusal OF some of The principal
Banks Of Georgia 10 redeem their notes WIN
specje. A l4neni0jlc GAM fop'd succession 81 erH
AMI anfoward ercltS, PrjGdiciM 10 me- pfcsreN -
prodmciirc iadps'yv, ami eaeSns 3otejn ex't''S"i
nj cg,larYa,sneht ifS0'rcacH Hb@asion a'I diSt"i-
csip. alkc snbrtrarc 81 soci"thdFPnesS 0r@ @"f0E
"Eyery intelligent mind MIST express regret
and asionishmcnt al the recurrence Of these dis
asters in tranquil times, and hounliul seasons,
amongst an enlightened, Industrious End enlcrpri>-
ing people comparatively Tree from taxation, un-
restrained in our pursuits possessing abundance
of fertile and valuable minerals with capita ahd
capacity To improve, and an ardent disposition 10
avail ourselves of these great bouniles.
"Calami;es ut an injurious and demorahzlnS
nature occurring with singular frequency amidst
n proti>ion of the elements of wealth. aIc well
calculated 10 inspire and enforce The conviction,
that there is something radically erroneous IN our
monetary system, were j, not that the judgment
hc>ars To yield assent, when grave, enlightened
ami patriotic Senators have deliberately anhouh-
ced 10 the public, in a recent report that our sys
tenn Of money is in the main excellent, and that
in most Of is great principles, no innovation can
be made with advantage"
10, no. gcn!lemen-eive us our simple, unpre-
tending Ticket Give us Polk and Dallas. Give
us the Constitution unviolatcd-lhe Federal Co
vernment not unduly strengthened by the arlitl-
cial props of Bank, Tariff, Public Debts and Pub
lie Funds-and the States reduced TO benelicla-
ries upon The purse OF the Federal Treasury
Give MS these and leave the States and the people
10 play freely in their own appropriate orbits
and We ask no more. These are the issues now
depending between The Republican and Federal
parties. We 90 for the Republican party, be-
cause their system is better calculated TO preserve
our liberties, and 10 advance our general pro>pc-
riiv, without violating The Constitution, and with
ont doing justice 10 ALL not granting iavors 10 any,
nor iinnusing uncGnal hLIi!hcns upon o.hels.
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We have determined 10 issue the country En-
qurer only twice this week Ii will be issued on
Thursday instead of Friday morning But should
any new Wing humbug appear worthy OF no.
tce, We shall strike of and circulate sufficient
number OF copies of the daily. 10 kill offanythins
like Bran and saw-dust bread &c.
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IUK THE EMU IsEN.
Mr.. C'cy conrictcd Of Borsain and Coalition b

Mr.. Ciey coarictcd Of Borsain aRd Coalition by
he admission If his fricnds
Mr. kendall's version of Mr.. CLAWS letter 10
Mr.. Blair, has been before The public for more
than fifteen years. Daring all that lime, it has
been relied on by his opponents as establishing
the charge OF bargain and coalition. Not single
friend Of his has been so hardy as TO say. that if
true, it did not ilnplcate Mr.. Clay. Had there
been Wing in the Union who thought this YER
sion of the letter did no; tend 10 prove the charge
of bargain and coalition hc would have admit
ted It's correctness, and maintained that ii rs
tablished innocence, instead OF guilt. Now by
the publication of the letter itself, this version is
proved 10 he accurate, and the Wings, all Of a
sudden, discover that is highly crcditable to MI
Clay But, gentlemen Wings, for fifteen long
years YOU have charged MIR Kendall with being
a base libcller; the libel is now proved bv publ
cation of The letter, TO be true; therefore, accord
ing TO your own admissions, Mr.. Clay is GUILTY.
CATO.
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS

The Democratic Vigilance Committee 81 this
City. will NEE, tonight at half past : o'clock, al
the room oil the Shochoc Hill Democratic Assc-
citation 1t is hored, every man viii lie at has
post. Is business OF importance will he transacted
CHARLES II. HYDE.
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Appoin.mcnts In tie Gorerror If r;,r,,;o

John NJ. Mason and John Bi>sel for The State
of New York; and VIM a. Whitfield Of Alilion
for the State of North caroina-Commi>,ior
to take The acknowledgment Of deei>. &C.. out Of
the State OF Virginia
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- Democrats who have not received copies
OF the Address OF the Charlottesville Convention.
ana who havean opportunity oi distributing them,
can obtain them by calling al the Enquirer Office
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Total.
Ss2.12lG 70

The crpenscs Attending tier mlcS which consist
Ell of salaries, surveying expenses. commissions
10 registers and receivers. and the FIVE per cent.
fund amounted 10 S275012 7o-thc rcmaia@cr or
nsH prore Us, amounting - S5G2.l!i wos Mridcd
amongst lie Ssrr,ai Sio'cS. Territories, and District
of Cnlnnnhin n ln,lnlN.
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WING ELECTORAL TICKET.
For President % the United
states,
HEN Y T. l. a Y,
of Kentucky,
The Glory of his Country,
and the first living
statcefnln.


VI - y
1Hcodorc EreiineiHHsca,
of New Jersey,
An upright a,d ahlr states
man, and Honest Man.
These men, ii elected.
will support American in
idu,try against thr capital
and parprr lahn, OF Europe,
(which Will lead 10 the crea-
',ion Of Il steady aud rrfnna-
nent HOME MARKET for
the American Farmer
Tney will support the Dis
'iriDntion of the Proceeds OF
the Public Lands anon. The
states, 10 whom they Of
right he'ong. thus securing
annually to Virginia ttoin 4
half million Ia n million Of
dollars, for educating her
children; and they are
friendly to a sonnd Nation
lal Currency, which will
make money more plenty,
and prevent Us depreciation
These are the measures la
make the country great aud
prosperous, aud 10 protect
Liberty.
Wings uf Virginia. Let
zach man nov du his duty.
Here the List of Electors.
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urTNPITcGERs TO THE LAST!

Tic Trio Electoral 7ic!as-Comp0'cd!
We promised 10 Law before DIR readers the two
Tickets. and 10 expose the humhusSery oil The
Wing Electoral Bulletin. Ii is not necessary l.r
us 10 cxpatiate upon this subject-but we will
merely submi, the captions Of the two Tickets
with a very few structures on the assumptions ana
promises of the Coons:
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DEATHS

Died. in Baltimore. on The 18th inst, Mrs Nav
eAREr TiprEN- in the S6th year Of her age Rich
mond papers will please copy
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r. We have placed on our first page copious
extracts from The able letter of Mr. Collier Of Pc
er>burg. We recommend them 10 The attention
of our readers
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EHl2jne q .SnoAc,-A few days ago the Wing
claimed New York hy not less Than 10000 or
Clay. Yesterday il i moderate enough To ash
only 10000 According 10 this sliding scale. !"
it ought not BY the end OF the week, 10 look for
more than IL in the Empire s;tate-and after
he great battle his day week, II may consider
itself lucky il it gets ~, with only 10000 maJo-
lity agnllsL CiaR Gnd I'm Pola
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= Princes L'nnGon Garden and Nvserics
Flushing, near Ne,c York

- Princes L'nnGan Garden and Na,serics, SSs4S
Flushing, near Ne,c YORK..
N7M. R. PRINCE 6 cos New Descrip-
w tive Catalogues of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees and Plants 34,h edition, will be sent to
every. pos, paid applicant. They cost above
500 for The present edition; and comprise above
500 select varieties of Fruits, and 1900 varieties
Of Ornamental Trees Shrubs and Roses, not 10
be found in any other American Nursery. The
superior vigor Of The Trees and Plants has been
witnessed BY thousands of visitors the present
season. Orders will be executed in superior
manner, and shipped as directed The prices
are much below those usually charged By others.
WIN. X. PRINCE & CO.
Flushing, Oct 29--llt-
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FOR LYNCtIBURG.

;. -o 4 The new steamer "MOun; Yer
100. es as:ss-, non" will leave for the aboy
place next "Wednesday morning, The 30,h inst, u
$ o'clock. Oct. 29-lt
EXECUTORS SALE.-On the 10Th day 81
II November next (ii fair if not tie iii>t air
day thereafter shall offer for sale at Mribery
Island, in Richmond County, considerable rul
ton OF the personal property bc onsng 10 the T.,
tate of Claiborne w. Gooch deceased, and ly,rg
in the said cuuny-consistEg Of Stock CFor
Farming utensils, &c. The terms Of Sale will IT,.
tof all sums over s., nine months credit: all SUM
under cash.
A portion Of the Negroes, now on the place
may also he offered al private sale provided suia-
bic situations can he Obtained for them.
RICHARD y. GOOCU.
Executor Of c. W. Gooch decd
LAND IN RICHMOND co. FOR SAif
The undersigned viii. on the 2oth day Of "
vcmber next, Immediately preceding he atom
advertised sale offer tor sale, Is agent for II
III. Il. L. Gooch, herraet OF land lying At Mu'ef
" Island in Richmond county, Va. The irao
contains 3si acres, of which l9i are open Eaf-
pahannock bottoms Mr.. Anei>on Clatke f'>'-
ding on the premises will show The farm 70 an
persons who NAV bc DESTROYS Of viewing II. la'
Terms, which will he liberal, will I've made nroUn
on the day OF sale. II not sold, the lard wi'i r.
offered for rent, subject 10 charge for seeding
crop of wheat The present fall
Ocl. 29-w3w r. e. GOOCH
THE RICHEST ANNUAL OUT, FOR
l. 1876 American Wild Flowers in their M
tive haunis, b. Emma e. Embury, with t@ehN
plates of plants, carefully colored after nature
and landscape views oil their localities from pfa"
ires on the SPOT. by F.. Whitefied. Just received
by NASH & WOGDIIOUSE,
New Book Store, on tie LOT OF the old Eagle fi''''
Oct. eff
A NEW AND SUPERB JUVENILE, b.;
"A. Mary Howitt-Thc ChildS Picture ait
Verse Book, commonly called Ouo Spechei
Fable Book. translated from tie original German,
by Mary Hewitt illustrated with one huhait,
Eneravings. Also. an iGnumerable rariely Oh
new and beautiful Juveniles, for sale By
Oct eft NASH & WOODHOusE.
TASTERN DISTRICT OF ViRGiNiA,
u TO WIT Be it remembered, that on u,
tenth day OF September, A. D. 1911, N ne
sixty-ninlh year Of tie independence q W
United States Of America William Eichan'o"'
Of the said District, as Secretary Of ne C.",
monwealrh Of Virginia, Tor, and on oeI@n
said Commonwealth, hath deposited IN me ',.
Office OF the United States Court, for the -
Dis,ric, OF Virginia. the title of Book, Na'':.
i in the following wor,s. to wit Reports u
cases Sc de- decided in The supreme Court Of ApFsa
and in the General Cour, Of virginia ny ~ cor On,
way Robinson-Volumc II-tften ,, hrm 49, r.,
1913, TO April Isl 1874" the T,fn wae.e" -"
claims for the S arg MA Of 4. Gao
pre,or thereof in conformity %I the an several eve sr,
garess entitled, "An aciio aineiu '"' 'e'''a' 60
respecting Copy-rshSIl .s,o MAYO
40 -, Clerk OF the District.
w. -"
WANTED. Sight Funds on New York
Ho,-noS WIILINGHAM & DREWRi'
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The late law for the distribution of The proceeds
of these lands amongst the several States. applied
only 10 The sales for The half year, ending June
the 3oh Isle, at which time The law was rc-
pcalcd.
The amount OF ,he gross proceeds during the
period was $ssl3.2l6,7o and was oliaincd from
the sales made in the following States and Terri
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,urc for which arc naturally RIPE thah 'le cl.
zers orthis country But as olhe hol-peu S.oM''
Of various branches, il costs too much; anu = '''
POSES an unequal burlhen upon Soulherh 'a'
ior the benefit Of the Northern manuiac'uieis.-
Our true interest is 10 support she ecoho'i.i.ai -
pen-cs of the Government b. moderate c"',cs oh
foreign goods; and I, the amount oil these uu'ies
our own manufactures will he incideh'ais anu
in many cases sufficiently protected ,
But the Wing ticket promises us wennefI"l au. :
vantapes from the Distribution OF The proceeds OF
The public lands. We wonder they had not ex-
tended their promises iEio an Assumption OF inc
dehs of The States-bccausc what benefit might
they not depict as the consequence Of that inca
sure? Virginia would thus be freed from all hcr
debts at once-and she might then appropriate ttie
interest she now PAYS to her creditors, not only
TO the education Of her children, but 10 the eS-
tension ol her internal Improvements. heI
stop short, however Of The promised iahd, ana
only promise us distribution. They lia!ter us
with the hope that McssrS Clay and EIellnshuy-
.en will put lrom hall million 10 miiiloh
every year, into onr state Treasury. Tor the edit
c,;ioa Of our children. Why, this Is the ve''
madness OF the moon-thc very age o' hnmhU9-
gerry Virginia would receive only about onc-hi-
tctnh parl of the di>,rbuiahle fund Now, SUI p2Sc
the gross amount of sales went III once 10 Inc
States, then the L. $ must have TO sell every year
81, 100000 worth of land 10 give Us hall Il NIL
lion only-and as much as Sl5,0Oo,00o TO allow
us the promised million. We Tie these gentle
men down TO the statistics of the case, TO show
the extravaganza and holiness OF their stale
ments. But il is not the gross receipts from the
sales, which go into the State Treasury. Ger
tain heavy expenses are first 10 be deducted, and
then the nett receipts only are 10 be distributed.
Now, the present demand for The public land l.
such, as not 10 bring in moro Than about three
millions wear. and The amount OF expenses is
10 he deducted in the first instance. We have oh
tanned the following statistics uron This >uhleci, 10
show wha, high-fying humbugsers these Wings
have become:
PUBLIC LANDS.
The following will show the amount received
ior sales OF Pablo Lands, for a period OF years,
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DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL
TICKET ron VIRGINIA.
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a~rWe Learn from private sources, that Ber-
ricn and ether Wings. have, on their reiurn from
The North, circulated through Georgia the loudcs,
boasts that Virginia is certain 10 90 Tor Clay by
q large majority We say to our FRIENDS in
Georgia and elsewhere, that there is 10 soft O!
foundation for such an opinion. We know that
many candid Wigs give up Virginia, and that
very few of them claim il as certain for Clay
The Wing leaders have doubtless. put forth con-
hden, iraggnss about Virginia; but it is all in
tended Tor effect upon other States. From every
corner of Virginia. tie daily cry comes TO us,
Virginia will never vote Tor Henry Clay" Let
Our friends in Georgia hc al ease We are with
them heart and hand, and shall cordially and pow
GRIZZLY unite with them in swelingthc Democrat
ic triumph.
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The remainder, or nctt proceeds, sl,l95,2O5 OG
Sales for three first quarters OF 1913
Total, Sl,3oO.426 OF
Expenses attending sales &c, not
including survey, $50 10 II
Surveys about the same
amount, o?,lio ~
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The Wing is strenuously striving 10 bambooLIe
readers with ihc idea that Pennsylvania has gone
for the W HIS hy representing that on The Con-
grcssional vote the Wings have majority. How
do they m0is ont this apparent result? In The
first place they claim. as Way. three Districts
where they aJaHGoHtd their own Wing candidates
and voted for Native Americans. Noweycry bo-
dv knows that in the Presidential election these
Native Americans will not vote as party, bur in
accordance with their poIica preferences. Again,
in Old Berks, they give Us only 1900 majority
when il was in fact 4.i00-and they do this by
unwaranlably stiking out The vote Of = Moll-
town" which is as good as any part of BerhS.
II the Wings are not satisfied with the Cover
nols election, when VIC beat them i391, let them
take the election Of Canal Commissioner, who
is elected bv the whole Sta;c-our candidate
Succeeded Is more than SO hoH<Nad. This ~
far better lest than the mate up Congressional
vote.
We have thus shewn that We have beat the
Wings irice in PenH>ylyania-iir>t, in the Cove
non election by 10 and second, i'll the Canal
Commissioners contest by $3.50. and vet they
have the cool mpudcncc 10 claim 4 Wing maJo-
rity, Next Friday will show them, Ito their
hearts content" what a very small claim they
have Oh Tie Keystone State
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Total amount,
The expenses attending the sales,
&c, not including the surveys,
which will becqual as much
as Slll.3S2 ID
Multiplied by :
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WANTED. Sight Funds on New York
LONDON, WlLLINGHAM & DRE"Rl'
Sept. o4--u
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= - 4 The new steamer, "Moun; Yer
.us es as:S,s, non" will leave for the aboy
place next w cdne>day morning, The 3o,h Inst, at
8 O'clock Oct 2q-ll
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For President,
J a NJ E : X. Z . l. *
o.! Tennessee.
For Vice President.

uf Pennsylvania.
Here ihr List Of Electors.
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The foregoing is taken from the United States
Almanac, which The Commissioner of The Land
Office says are correct.
The following is statement. which friend
has obtained from him, for the year 1912, and the
a. Of
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Hence, the balance against the
whole public domain. and in ia
llG,l9s,lD

vor OF the Treasury, amounts 10 Sl6,s3I,U45
Here, then, is spectacle for the American peo-
pie to gaze and ponder on. A fund is encum-
bered with actual charges, to near nineteen
millions Of dollars, which it is solemnly PLEDGED
to redeem, and the fund itself is prodigally
lavished away in Northumberland of its
liabilities by Wing Congress! 1t raises the
mortgage from the fund TO please the States and
buy up their support, and then taxes the people
10 replenish the Treasury BY a restitution Of the
bride money! And pray, what is this, in plain
English and divested of all circuity and indirec-
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Which sums added together show
the actual cos, 10 the Treasury
of the coded lands, up 10 the Both
September, 1889, TO be
An authentic statement from the
General Land Office shows, that
the whole gross receipts from the
sales Of ceded lands up to Both
September, 1889, are
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This leaves balance in favor Of
the Treasury and against the &C.
ded lands alone considered, and
simply comparing the expenses
for their account with the re-
ceipt from their sales up to the
dote namptl oc
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The following will show the amount received
ior sales OF Public Lands, for period OF years
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-20
Scrl,cirotb

9Im 3ten 9icpembcr, furh bcn Gbrw ..
QSeiIrt, Socrr @ecr9e Sicshol,, nit MiB
Sarab 9crp, beice pch Sbcr Sanroer Iaun'
ld,ip, Mcnt. Gauutp.
SIm ndmlidrn Gag, eurd) Scrfclbcn, S9crr
6eubcn Wumbaurr, nit WiB @lifabctb
Scroer, bcice bon OtiIfore Iaunihip, guds
Sauutp.
9Im ndmlifen Gao, burd, bcKiclten, SNrrr
Seife @reD, non Milfcro Iounidip. 8uds
SauntD, nit WiB sImauea GIildbetb pdnrcs
bedert BON Sbrr GaHcpcr GaunIdip, MirNt
9cmcry Saunty. .
sIm 81. Sttcbrr, burd, ZEN gbrp. Srcbs
rld, Wan9e, Soerr guopig Sddffer, bon
Sber' Dublin 9aunfdip, init N2is Suilnua
Waiaer, pcn Marlbcrpu9b Sauufhip, belize
bon Wcnt9cmcrD @auntD.
9lm 17ten Sctctcr, eur6 ben Ghrtp. ..
Beiier, Serr Samuel slneers, bon Whitpain
1annId,ip, nit MiB @briftina Wdfer ron
Sbrr Saucoer Gaunidlip, Ront. @auut1
9Im 20iten October, eurh tenfrlbcn SNerr
3Lpmas Shncnf, bon Sbcr gRilforb 3anu,
idip, fedla @arnty, init Mie sIti9aeL Wcisel
bon Milierstdnn, ecdla @auntY.
9lm ndmlid,cu 1aa, burf eenfetben, Sorrr
Ndrcn Srletemer, init yitB eDeld SHerid,,
brice bon Sber Danoper 3aunftbip, M, 6.
CDurh ben @brtp. @crnmn.)
9lm Ieeten Scnuta9, Scrr slbra b NJ
3te9enfue, nit WaiB Denrietta
lSeber, beice bon @maus.
9lm ndmIihen Gag, Scrr B | ca b
Gore, bon Qein:Qerin9tcn, nit WiB 8 | is
iabetb Srinfer; BON Sber' Sauccnd.
9lm ndmliden Gag, Sor. @eor9e a.,
bia II bon Micntgomerp 60 , NIT Wie s. a ns
nab Q8et9el, |, BON Sbcr'Sauccna.
9Im nduliden Sag, nr. Sacob W 6rs
oe r, nit WiiB 6 ia beth 9 h fFer
beioe bon Sber' Saucpna.
CDurh ben @brtp. yd9er.)
9lm IrBteu Scnntag ocr 8 Gagen, S,err
Rat ban 9fttter bon SaIsbur9, nit
0annab 9 dans bon Glib Wbeits
baI.
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