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COMMERCIAL HOTEL

COMMERClAL HOTEL
Corner GIROD and VEN LEHEE Sts., Ns10 Orleans.
FE'HiS fue Hotel is advanageousy situated, being in
Il front of the principal Steam and FlatbOat IL
Landings, and affords peculiar accommodations for faA
Western Merchants, raiders and Travellers gener- iIR
ally. The house spacious and omonabe and possesses
convenience; the chambers well furnished and
airy the table is supplied with the best the market can
tnrnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors. all OF which selected with great No
pense will be spared ake the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH Manager
OLD 6m Successor to JOSEPH =. BELL.
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OST or stolen from the advertiser DRAFT, of which
H the following is copy.
No 1l2. Camargo, Mexico, August 3D. 1877
To Lit. Col T. F. Hunt, Dep'y Or M. Gen'l u. 5. A.,
New Orleans, La
At sight pay the order of James Chaplin the Of six
hundred and fifty dollars being for that received by
specie for the public service and for which this shall
be your receipt at the Treasury of the United States Given
in duplicate this being the original winch benE paid the
duplicate OF same tenor and date to be null and void.
$3.50. [Ol7l G. fl. CROSSMAN, Major Il or. Master.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.-Co Committed for Breach
Of TruSL-lsaac Dyer, arrested some days since on
a charge Of keeping watch, entrusted to him by
Mrs. Maria Woods TO have repaired, was yesterday
examined and sent before the First District Court
Committed for Assault and BaHery.-The case
of John Kuttery alias Guthrie, accused of assault
ing and wOunding severely in the head, with a
brick, man named Adam Frenzel, at the corner
of Delord and TchOupitoulas streets, on the ID
inst, yesterday examined, and the accused
was sent before the First District Court for trial.
Resisting and Striking an OGicer.-Peter Delany
was brought up yesterday on a charge of resisting
and striking officer Thos. d. Davis when he was
arrested for fighting and disturbing the peace
After an examination, the Recorder sent him before
the First District Court.
Indefinitely Postponed. The case of Edward
McClusl1y, accused by Francis Faby of striking
him with a colt or some other deadly weapon, with
intent to kill, on Monday night, was to have been
examined yesterday, but the prosecutor failing to
appear twas Indefinitely postponed.
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FIRST MUNICIPALGTY. - The Bigamy Case. -
Yesterday appointed by Recorder Genois for
the examination Of Rodolph Korndorler on a charge
Of bigamy, preferred by Wilhemna Grundmann, in
having married her when he had a wife who is still
living, and is alleged to be residing in Galveston
with several children she had by him. The ex-
animation was postponed, in consequence of the
severe indisposition Of the prosecutrix
An Gunner FOuRd. - Some dental instruments
We're taken from a man named Walker, few even
ings since, and who offered them for sale at so low
a price to induce the belief that they had been
stolen. DR.. w. Hall, Of No. II Carondelet street.
yesterday appeared in court, and found on examin-
alton that the instruments were some that had been
stolen from him. lie made affidavit of this fact
and Walker, who was already under arrest, was
remanded for examination.
Larcay.-Francois Cassandre was yesterday ar
rested on the affidavit of Jean Fonte, who charges
him with stealing his trunk, containing clothing
and considerable quantity of gold jewelry. The
trunk was found in a house, No. 80 Frenchmen st.,
and, on examination at the Police Office the Jew
elry which it was alleged to contain-a gold watch
gold breast pins, rings, etc.-proved to be brass
of how many carats fine, Peter Funk only could say
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday

LATITUDE, % 81 30 N.-LoNelrrpn 50 W in Time, 81
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MRS. INGRAM
C. - FASHIONABLE MILEINER, n
% IEssea,a aad Straao Hat lLaaatJactaTsr, "a |
ssSSa NO 4IS camp street. New Orleans GzaSg /
cleaned and altered in a superior gtvle ,b9o IL
~ County orders will be punctuaIv attended, -
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON.
FENHE friends and patrons of the HOIrNN n
L BROOK OYSTER SALOON re- Is NA o.
speCtfuly informed that this well known estab- NM
ishment is open for the winter season; and ~
the public generally assured that heetOOrethe best quail
lily of OY ERS will be served up the proprietor deter
ned that the celebrity of his establishment shall be kept up
that Just of complaint may be heard Thankful
for past favOrs the proprietor that his continued
deayOrs please the public may guarantee him cOntn
nance of that pubc's patronage. s25 If
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SThe Cars will leave New Orleans and Canoilton every
hour after O'Clock on SUNDAYS, if the weather fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave Is minutes
from the corner If BarOune and Canal mvl2 IstNOv
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offering to the public this and valuable remedy fOi
Consumption, Bronchitis asthma, Coughs, COkds etc
append few notices Of the character and efficacy of the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be pamph-
let for distribution at the agency which sufferers invited
obtain. ltmay be proper say that Dr. d. h eminent
practising physician Of Twenty standing graduate
the University Of Pennsylvania.
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MAGIC PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
SO JL9G.4ZL.FE Street, one door ADORE POBdras.
II. SPENCER. LEWIS A. MIDDLETON
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lust received by WELD Il Co. No 70 Camp sfreet-
CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO AGRICULTU RE by
]. b. BOussngault. ole
FELICLANA HOUSE FOR SALE.
TENHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL, of
Il the FELiClANA HOUSE, is offered for sale. IL
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred S.7lA
boardeTs. and Is full eight months in the year. To ss
acquainted with the Western trade this house wOnd
be great of profit The present occupant wishing
TO retire, offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars, apply the premises corner of
au23 if JAMES ROACH.
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s5onc days size ,he Times ~a.ncd he De-
I!r VIC mj-5i,. .row & . .he.rc#mp. "peAea
acw firmly Mr.. w sands naon the broad plat
form Of the Democratic paIy. we qaoe the ;ol
!ow,Dg cs,racI OF iesIcr, date! Atcomac Couri
Honse, Jan. 81, ior which We are indebted 10 q
friend
"a meeting Of the Democrats took place late
in the afternoon 10 he CruG Hcu>,. John G.
Wise chosen Chairman, and James q lis
worth Secretary. A committee was appninie;
TO p-rpa.e resolutions f. The consideration o the
meeting; when he Hon. Henry A. Wise, havia2
been wa;red on by committee trom The meeting
anpenred aid DELIVERED an addIess n his usra
folc,ble style enchAini3e his au'ierre ior near
" Two hours, suJ:ose TIE Cd Icrh House
rang with shouts Of apgdn,e. The best 81 II -,
that 10 the sore dsappoia m"Ei OF I!.e " Dig,
Wise is with rs ia hs'n anl s2a.-su>'anIa.
and approving every aci Il t'e present. admins
,ration, ard 'akug ground lor a vigorous pros :
cu.inn Of the war 10 the cn.q1es' OF In' whole q
Mexico. il necessary. 80 you may oe assured
tha, WE ca ca il mis- ru5,e Sci'!' as car OWl, To-
raly around and sIsain he C!nocrauc hdnnyr
in the coming confess, wilh d power !e" eau hos
II being night when Wise coac'u1e1 n's sncrch
The business OF the meeting was not conclude,
mt was 4djUurnrd 10 meet aga'n on Wedues-
day mex. ,vn.n We shall pass resolutions ami ap
roinr ceI-sa,es 20 he Democratic C"nven'ion.--
Our camp aien has fairly begun here-io-day We
have SET The bail in motion"
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, FEBsuAEr :, iS4s'
SENATE.


The SPEAKER laid before Inc senate eom
mup,ca,iou from The Lieutenant Governor, con
reyino An annual s,a'emeDt Of the Banks OF lhi:
Observation-Disclosures was laid on The table on
notion OF Mr. BAPTIST.
The bill divo.cing Rebecca Allen from hsl
husband Mahon Allen, on motion OF Mr.. PAR
RlOTT, was taken up and passed-ayes 10, noes
TO-
MIR. STANARD reported The bill releasing &c
George Nicholson the Commonwealth right tc
a 10, OF land therein mentioned, which was pass
Cd. -
Also, the bill authorizing Thomas Wynne Of
James City county, 10 erect a wharf AM oTiise
On James River, with an am'adt0 ent, which was
PASSED fThe amendment authorizes John Coke
also 10 build wharf on James River. in the same
county,
The bill to incorporate the Wheeling Hole
Company was taken up, on motion OF Mr.. PAR
RlO1'T and passed.
The bill so amend the act entitled an act FOL
the establishment OF District Public School
system, passed March 5. 1886" on motion OF Mir
GALLAHER, was taken up. and being amend
ed ON mis- motion, IL passed
The tlli 10 incorporate The Washington Mining
COMPANY was taken up and passed.
Mr. TYLER reponed that the committee 10
examine enrolled bills had examined sundry such
hills and found them truly enrolled On motion Of
MIR. CAPERTON, The Senate adjourned.
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REMARKS OF Mr.. COOK, OF ROANOKE,
Open the Extension of tis Southeastern Road ID
he YIy,cr of Buchanan.

REMARKS OF Mr.. COOK, OF ROANOKE,
Open the Extension of tas Southwestern Road TO
the IS,cn of Buchanan.
Mr.. Speakcr:-Ahhcugh my physical strength
admoniShes me 10 remain silent, still Inc oeep
interest iel; by my constituents in this bill, cou'
pied with the fact that il emanated from resolu-
lion submitted by myself, compel me 10 say few
words in lis behalf. Sir, a,rogate TO myself
nothing when assume the position, that PRIOR
Legislation has in unequivocal language passed
judgment in favor OF The appropriation asked ior
in Ibis bali. In order 10 make this appear, and
10 satisfy The House OF the fact, mere recapHu'
lation OF facts is necessary. During the session
OF lS45, 4 bill passed both branches OF the Gene
raj Assembly making an appropriation fol- such
road as is contemplated by this bill, from the
town OF Salem in The county OF Roanoke 10 the
Tennessee line. The Southwest, that region Of
country unknown 10 many members Of this
House, overlooking in all the minerals that com.
maud wealth, with population as patriotic rs
any in This commonwealth, thinking thai her lrea.
sures and her people had long enough been pent
up in the cooines Of her mou 'iains applied for
some sort OF outlet 10 market Her appicaton, with
all its obvious justice and merit, with all of lis
claims 10 public favor and appeals 10 public poll
cy, was upon repeated occasions rejected And
why, let me skl Lei me inquire OF members o!
this House, denominaled the internal improve
ment party, why was this petition, this prayer, this
demand from the Southwest so often rejected2
w as it destitute Of meri2 No, sir. All cnn-
tessed its merits and, mpaItially viewing Ii, re-
cognized in il public policy Whilst it bo.e upon
IFS iace the promotion OF local interest," still us
most prominent feature was great Stale i'm.
provement. But, sir, the delay, the procraslina-
ton, arose from the fact, that interests anlagons
tie sprung up az TO The Eastern terminus Of Inii
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40 FREDERICK A. ROSS. Executing Of David
l Roas deceased, GEORGE NJ. PAYNE ana 'ho'
Take notice, that { shall, on the a3d Of February,
is4s, in The Clerk. ofnce OF Buckingham county on
IN, 18th of said month, in the GsIe house OF d y.
gau,ook in fowardsviie; on The se. b Of said month";
IN Mr. Fpprns store house, near Elk Creek Furnace,
IN Amherst county; and IN he 18th o! March, is4s 10
ths tlrrk,s Oisr OF Puass county, take deposiuons
~ br rad rs ~ isate in su: 10 Ch.n1.fy, prsdins
IN ~. Circuit superior Court Of LAW and Chaaesty Tor
sac. inyh.:n, 10 witch SUI pinlhi'f ano you ana
o,n-,s re 6sisnienis II good cause the depo.
.iions are not taken on the days specified, hsy VIII
b. tsksn on the dag following in each case;
GEORGE BOOKER,
Executor Of gsmuel Jones, deceased.
bueklH CHAM, Jan. 81, ie4S-ew4W
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We ,hcugn, i; bad enough in Southern wings
- sus;ain the election OF MIR. WiohIop, the true
I ,her of he Wil.nct Proviso, 10 The Speak"f'hip
nj the Il use OF Representatives, the third highest
cfi.e 10 our Government. Yesterdays Wing,
however, takes one step farther. ard wonld 'tass
y.ry g;eat prtd: a"@ pleasure in supporting ei-
rner Mr.. Abbot Lawrence or Mr.. HintaTo2" as
III. Wing candidate for the Vice Presidency.-
The Wing regard, +! as no, unlikely that the
WING Stale Convention on the 23i will recon-
memo one OF these gentlemen Tor ne second otllfe
in tie country. Toilet he Son,hsrc Wings know
whar kind OF a man lhey are called upon to 'ns-
tain, we quoie from the L7nchburs Republican
some startling facts in the political history oil
Mi Winthrop. As the Examiner says Inc votes
OF Mes.rs Davis OF Indiana, and Winthrop are
corieJ iron he book" aud SPEAK Tor themselves
il !agor Of TIE forns: and agains.the later:
In 1914, February a. dnring debate upon
the "rule, OF lhe House" ihe following passage
occurs in The speech o! Mf. Suti:
"Hha. was he vote OF Massachusetts upon
the slave trade Ma,,acsuset.s voted in favor
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"Shake moi thy cory Locke at me,
Thou canst rot say | did it,"

10 II IL y Nd WOOD GE EkS.
I'VE wish 70 clear from hundred and hfty 10 two
w hundred acres Df Ia0d, iyIr2 Tuckahne and
Deep Run Creeks, large portion Of which is heavily
tnbered with pins and oak ana all we'll COVERED win
cord wood. The land Is ci0se 10 the TUrkaboe Kali
read and about n mile from the James River tan,i-
We wish to receive proposals .nr thu wood ard timber.
Jas. NJ. NiCkHsJ,
NcLUGG WICKHAM,
l.. 81 r.. WlCKdAH,
T., 1I,at holm WI KHAN
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n. ,s--,usn '" Pp0waATAs ROBERTS. elk.

An .HANtERY.--y IsaIrii: Al Rules taken In the
Clerks Gire Of tie Ci'cUii superior Court OF Law
:nd Chancery for Prince Edward county, tho 4th daY
If October, 1857:
Theoiorck G.. Gannaway, Plsnth:
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Jan. 1I--rSI

IN HANCEKY.-ViRGiriI:-A Rules he'd IN the
Clerks Office of the superior Con:t Of Chaneery for
the Richmond ,cuit the nth day of D-cemher, les7;
Richard Z fIundley and Sarah E. e. bis vlh,
against Plaintiffs:
R,LaTl - Macon, aud other De enGants.
tt. deferdaut ab,ve 0umrd no, having entered bis
1rp+ArEurc and srcu'y. according TO the act OF
,I nlJv and ~. q. ths TOM ipJ Il Appearing
o!s,siac;".i eviGrn'- 'bar ne G"' IN nhsatahi OF
t- Common e;,,t, IL Is ordered, that he ssd defend
IN, apear tie rle- H htIh tor the said court,
nn tie first Monday IN March GcIi, and anE' rT me
III! of the plaintiffs: and mat copy o. I'M. oidef %
forthwith Inserted in nrwsnaprr pubshro IN mo
city nf Richmond for Two mouth. suceesslvry, ana
uostsd II the front OF Capitol IN iho nio city,
A Copy. Tsstr,
,. pnvruaTaS ROBERTS Cir
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GER; and after debate between Messrs. FRY
CAPERTON. BAPTIST, SLOAN, CRUMf
and GALLAHER. was passed-ayes IA, noes
On moIion Of Mr.. CRUMP, The Senate al
fnnrnad
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against
Elizabeth 3.nford In her own right, and rs EIecu-
triI Of William G. Binford, Jordao n Oakley and Har-
,iet mis- wife, John w. Binford and Elizabeth F. Bia-
ford. Defendants.
curity, according TO an act OF The Gcnrtai Assembly,
and Inc ru'.. III Court, and IL appearing that they
ore no, Of this Su:e, on motion oi The plain
,i by counsel is entered At rates Aforesaid ana &C
corG.!y ordered, that the said defendants, JORDAN H.
Oakley and Harriet hiI WIFE do appear AZ rules 10 %
taken In the CLERKS Once aforesaid on the hrst Mon
d.y in s.aTch next, and answer the palniiHs hi ana
,ha, a cory CT tbs order be forthwith inserted IN some
one nr The public Newspaper. printed the city NJ heh-
inond for nonhs surcrssveiy ana also posteo -
the front door Of TIE Court house OF this county
NJ. es.,uac, D. J. wohsHAM, &C.
xIJR;INIA:-A, Rule, held in the Clerks once d
Luuisa County Court, on the taifc Gay % January
1881 p,,,,,ir
Mc,i1e:he. 6. Hogsar5, fiaih''n'
r.nd,t poz,ard and Andrew Hossard, Defendants.
r., aid defendants, T,mpie Ro2gifd and Andrew
,..ys roi hayi.g entered their appearance and g.
~. ,.rn,ty according 20 Law and the rules Of this
CO., and appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
~ .,a mot in hsbtan,s OF this State motion OF the
;,.iT h, hi. counsel. IL IA ordered. that the said
r.mni i;usead and Andrew tiogsard do sppear before
he ,st,cr. rf sad County Court al tho Court
house on the second Monday April: next, and answer
he bill OF plaintiff and that copy oi this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In tho
another CODY be posted the font door Of the Court
house Of th!s county some Cour; day.
,r ,s-ewam '0p'' JOHN HUNTER C. L. O.
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"WEDNESDAY, FEssuAaY 9, Is4s.
SENATE

S0aNf y Io41.
SENATE.
Mr.. Speaker SCOTT appeared in hi, ..,, NJ
resumed 'he duties "f the Chair. |''' "'e
A bill from The House, concerning Reeimen,a]
and Battalion Muslers, was Referred on n,e,;"n
Of Mr.. BAPTIST. ~ "ao'ion
A bill for the relief of VIM. Oner.on q, n.
county Of Ohio, and Zedekiah Kidweii, Of The
county OF Marion, was taken up, on motion n
Mr. PaRRlOTT, and passed. VI
"A oil concerning Wes'ey and Woodscn
wright, deputies Of Pchegru Voolfolk, sheriff
Caroline ccun'y, was explained by Mes,r,
IA MEL and TRIBE, and passed.
n!aoiii divoreing John Peyton from his wife
p'i'ia' was taken up on motion OF Mr.. STRIN
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Ste Scloaten fommen.

Cine Serlammlans oer Offisiere unb gof|
oaten bes Srelwilli9snsg Corps bas bon WleriI
to 5nrliftebrte, fanb AM 8. Juli auf beuI
Dampfbcote Wl. 9. 6amer ttatt. Cart. W1I
z. 9aplor rpuroe gum Stubl berufen, ,iporau)
fcl9enoe einleltuns nno Sefhlii1t anaenom|
men rpuroen, III 8etref Der neullten Orberd
fir ibre Transportation.
qSir, bic Offijiers unb So(baten DomHrel
willssn Corps, 5u ben ecmmanoos seb6rend
bic ipeter unten benannt rperben uno anBcrj
oes Soctes 5amtr, auf un(erer Sii6etbr 81
O1erifc, in Semeinftbaft init anbern HreiI
willissn, t6nnen bic grfldruns unIeres lru|
wiIlens mibt 3urilfbaIten ilber Die loncerba|
re 8sbanrlun9 bic uns ipieperfubr. S,I
seraoen 8esenlaee gum frIbersn Oerfabret|
no Srewllll9e entlalien wuroen Dom erftei
SeetaOsn i'm feintli6en {anbs, ODER pom erl
itcn $ancunssplaBe in ben Der. Staaten, nd
ibnen Der rhfftanoi9e 8sbalt unb MeilenI
9elp ansbs5ablt ,purte, fnb mir nab benOerl
tern 9eI6ifft noroen no mir in Sienlf tra1
ten, obns mebr 0tifI Itht unf ilnfere @e|
lunbbeit unoSeauemlibeeit als 9flaUen ODD
Ninbpisb ssw6bnlitb ju 9bsil tpirb, brei d
Der Sier nurben iu sinen Naum 1ae,wanafI
ben elmer batte babsn fcasn. qBir mnStei
ms auf fol6e Sebitfs bssebsn ais bic Nesie]
runs oa5n tetlmmt bate, iinbe ba ber fiji
Offisisre unb Solsatsn tsftimmte &sbalt]
ipabrsno fle in msrifo ,paren, no bobs Vrsi]
fe fir bic nStbisen Bepdrfnilfe sereebnst ,psrI
Den, @rariamtsit ratbfam inatttet, mar pil
lin5ufrierenteit un 70 DieI ar6ser, bic batoi
eutitane einise Sauirnp Sbaler fiir ben g1aI
tionalsSebag gu fparen. limb ,ubem babei
blse BON nns, nnbsttallte Ofti,iere unp Col
baten, bic 8e,fen nadb nn(ern 5ematbsn II
MAIDEN 3spei cber brsi bunbsrt W1eilef to1
bsm Orts entfcrnt 100 pir bic Nssisranss
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EginssIanot.1
6r. pu,pele

JJr. ,puIpgNH .... 3D.. s..... ..... ....
gum Da Cir ms in Strcm nIBIiehen
Becbahter 70 nlantbes itntsrbaltenbe II. Mug
li6e 8dbihttsn lefcrn, 70 erlaube ih mir
Shnen AUDI folscnbss ansubietsn: 3lH...
Oor Snrssm Fam idb bureb cas 9tdbtheu
N6brerebura, in 9ulpebofsn SaunIebip, 100
ee nir anfallenb mar su fstsn, paB ein flei:
nes Setdure init eintm tlet6ernen 6abnen
ae,isrt mar. 0a ft6 rerartiae BSasl in Der
Ttaet m,r auf Rir6sn ODER Sir6tbirmrn
Ju befncen pfeaen, 70 tpar nirnc Stensier
erreat nnb id frua einen alten Wlann, Oh
benn ras fleine 8ebdube AUDI cine Stride Cci,
neil man enen 6abn baranf aefest bate?
$dhe!uo faate CT: "bae is net 20; bas fleen
6aus is'n Snfbenbaus unb Irller 6abn 1T
en bpmceratiGher 5abn; er is nod feene
bier Scbr bot ater febon ablieb tiel purdses
maebt. esn 1874, no Der pclf aeeteft mar,
babsu II bic Semcera.en in QBcmeleborf
MAIDEN laden, peil mir fecn pemceratiIdbsr
S(ehibmiso i'm Stdotel beu, uno babcn II
uf'n pclfstitrrtppol seiest juit gum Speit
fcr bic Wbiss. 6ernab no BET $ibertppol
fat ansefanssn unfallen, 1T etc ber 6abn nit
berunterfcmmsn uno en- Molltaun' Demo
Frat aus lautsr Neipeft auf'n bemcfratleben
Sdufaa scfcst, no ct sebcft bat tis fsll Sn
ftbeinbaue fert!a NAT" .|',-
Dies 1T Die 8e1biebte bee bemofrati(bsn
6abnen, mis fe cer alte Wann srldblte.-
Seoer mag oaoon penfen mas mill, atsr ieb
meine bic 9emofratsn bon 9ulpsbo6en mi6:
ten rpsnis Nefpeft fur pot unp feline Sab.
nen taben, ipeil tle einen oabcn auf einsn
Sdufaa fsBtsn. Bcnn pieie fleins grjabs
lung tinissn 8sifaa fnest, 70 1T mslnBunlt
erfunt. 9.
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Vamsn Der Saneoatsn gsnannt psl.bs iie psr1
jsbsn mobtsn, absr als srfldun flip bsreit bic
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