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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-30

DLATED CASTURS-A beautiful va
riety of Plated Table Castors, to which we would
call the attention of purchasers.
ap29 TIA BULKLEY
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I OST-On Cary street. between 18th
- and nth streets. on the 2sth inst. my FREE
PAPERS. A liberal reward viii be paid for them
EDWARD DEAN
M Wilt A free boy of color
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TINE SOUTHERN SAYINGS BANK r

DURE RYE WHISKEY-We have still
on hand good supply of this celebrated Whis
~ " WINSTON 4 POWERS.
an -Im Corner of Cary and Pearl streets.
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DOTATOES.-100 bushels White Mercer
i Seed; 100 bushels White Mercer, large size; 30
inst received from New Jersey and for sale by
ap22 BRIDGFORD Co. on the DOCK.
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NEW lIILLINERY GOODS,
AND
RICH IMPORTED HEAD DIRE sSES,
.ua Paris Flowers, PIumes, &c.

WE would respectfully inform lady friends and country
w merchants that have received first npoTtaiions Of
rich Millinery Goods and assortment Of every sye0f col
ored Straw Chenie English Straw BOnHe Coored Fat Misses
Equestrian Likewise magnificent stock Of Paris Head
Dresses and ornamenal Head Ornan nts and
own importation from Flowers for Balls and
Bonne Rich Paris Plumes every STYLE the latest style Of
Bonnet Sash Ribbons making ZACH larger and bet
ter selected, than opened.
Our regular opening will be fan Fall
ter Bonne the Goth September. Our will be the
dazzling and beautiful opened West, and prizes
lower than ever sold at Nashville
Having purchased exclusively fer cash this FAN s give
great bargains especially change business exclusively
Wholesale, January and vi
the 18th Of December. So leek Oa for bargains fOr cash. t0u
exception.
Patron Bonne and Millinery goods Our prices shall Be
low a snail bill % Goods purchased atNew York.
At Partisan Millinery Bazaar &c Union Street, next to
State Bank. August g, las.
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CONrRADICrED.-The Austin (Texas) State Gozstts
says that The statement Of the Tyler Reporter that
Gov. RUNNELs has appointed Col Mart WARD, Of
Cass County, o. s. Senator TO ell the vacancy &C.
casioned by the death of Gen. HENDERSON, is pre-
mature. "Gov RUEEELs has made no appointment
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ANNUAL STATE FAIR FOR 1888.

FENAE Fifth Annual State 8ecu
tura Bureau. viii be held the Bureius Grounds,
Nashville commencing Monday lIth and continue
ring the liberal list Of Premiums oerel which toget
with the and regulations officers Judges
presented in pamphlet FORM for gatuous distribution may
had application the various Printing Offices Stores
in the city. THOMAS B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
NASHVILLE Aug. 29th, 1853.
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sixth JudiciaI Circuit.

Gov. HARRIS has issued his proclamation order
ing an election Of Judge in the sixth Judicial
Circuit, to fill the vacancy oceasioned by the death
Of Judge GooDALL, on the 20,h of October
Gov. HARRIS has appointed john P. Murray,
ESQ., Of Jackson county, Special Judge in that cir
cult until Judge GooDALL's successor is elected.
This is an excellent appointment.
Our neighbOr of the Patriot contracts two para
graphs from an editorial article in his paper. In
one those paragraphs We stated that the editor Of
the Journal had arroganly assumed to sell cut the
American party Ofthe South to the sbOtiOnists; in
the other we declared, what we believe to be true,
that the Independent members Of that party will re-
pudiate the Journals authority to dispose Of them
on any such terms. How does the Patriot stand IN
the matter? Does our neighbOr belong to that class
who will allow themselves to be bound and delivered
over to the Black Republicans, is he Of those
who will sPurn the degrading conditions of this
proposed bargain? The journals commands were
issued several days ago aud up to this time, our
neghbOr 'like sheep before the shearer, is dumb"
LEWIS D. CAMPBELL was nominated for Congress
by the Republicans of the Third District of Ohio on
the oath instant. 1t will be reeolected by our
readers that CAMPBELL was elected over VAILAN-
DIGHAM in 1886, by majority of 10 votes. VAL
LANDIaHAM contested the election, proved that forty
of the votes which CAMPBELL received we're free ne
groes, who are excluded from the right of suffrage
by the constitution Of Ohio, and was allowed to take
his seat in the last Congress. Mr.. VALLAEDIeHAM
has distinguished himself as one of the bOIdest and
most gallant champions Of the national Democracy,
as a brilliant orator and profound lawyer and
statesman Unless CAMPBELL can imnort a copsid.
to stay at home and take care of those he has al
ready imported No Black Republican, whatever
his talents may be, can meet Mr. VALLANDIGHAN
successfully before the people on the principles
which divide the parties. In defense of the cougt,
tuiional rights of the States he is invincible.
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THE Com CROP.-During the n ne weeks ending
the 2Oh inst, the weather throughout this and the
adjoining States Of Kentucky, lndisnv, and Illinois
has been as favorable as could be desired for the
growth Of Corn, and it has been, as we have before
stated, most rapid The last three four dsys have
been unusually COOL particularly at night, too cool
for Corn; and not only this, but drought is being
complained Of pretty generally so that fears are
entertained that the crop will not mature. This,
however, we regard as question which the future
can only determine, az, last year, August was re-
markedly cool, yet September was as warm as Aug
ust usually is So far there is for despair
neither would it De wise to speculate upon frost
IN September because it is now 50 cool the Their,
mOmeter ranging from 60 to 7O--Ciaeiunati Prie.
Caryeaf, Aug. 25.
There is q man in an adjoining county 30 dirty
that he is taxed IS real estate
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x IN DICKSON COUNTY COURT.


AUGUST RULES 1865. .-
Memory England, ". c. Hedge. ct apetition to sell
Land and Negroes, and for Dover
z appearing to the satisfaction Clerk Court
". aves Reuben Reaves Houston Reaves rah A. Hedge
W c. Hedge, James p Hedge and Mary e, heirs az Law Of
VIM Hedge deceased, Dickson county part Of the
defendants this case, residents OF the State Of Tenne
and beyond the e of the ordr osof t Court;
It's therefore that publication made four
sve weeks the Nashville Union and Ametcan, newspaper
published in the city Of Nashville requiring said redentde
PENDANTS PERSONAL appear the Horpul OOant Court
Of Dickson county, Charlotte to be held in the h0u
Monday Decenhs lS then and there to pea,
swer or the petition Of NJ England ais led ia
court, against s. & W .egeea for tie sale and dstri
button Of the real and personal property beolng to the
of said W Hedge, deceased, o. the same VIII De tkcn for cone
for hearing pnyte them. This 18th Of Au 5d
prsfeeS5 t1. THO. MCNETLLT. CLERK.
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NOTE The advocates Of "pRper money" boldly
assert that General Jackson was for Bank Of the
United States at one period Of his life And TO sustain
them in this assertion, they rely mainly, if not
solely upon certain portions of bis Message vetoing
the bill passed by Congress to modify and continue
the act entitled 'An act 10 incorporate the subscri
bers 10 the Bank of the United States in 1882; in
which he says, "a Bank Of the United States u.s. in
many respects, conUeneRt for the Government and use
faI to the p oDIe." + ''That
Bank Of the United States, competent to all duties
which may be required by the Government, might
be so organized not to infringe our own dele
gated powers, the reserved powers of the States
l do not entertain doubt. Had the Executive
been called upon to furnish the project of such
institution, She duty would have been oheerfdlly
performed" r.-..-
There are different kinds ofbanks Strictly speaking
a place where money is depositedis bank Hence
there are banks of depOsite where money is placed
merely for safe keeping; there also banks of de-
pose and discount, where mouey is aeed to be loan
ed at interest And also there banks Of deposite,
discount and issues The latter description alone
make what is called paper money And instead of be
ing created for the safe and profitable investment of
TeaLmoRsy surplus capital usually, If not always
resoTed TO purpose Of ma dutaeturlng WORTH
less paper currency without any real money to
tain il. Either kind be iucOi pOTated company
not What kind of bank did Gen cal Jackson refer
to in the above extract? Upon this subject no doubt
can be entained. By reference to his second Annu-
al Message to Congress, the 9TH December, $780,
written and published nineteen months before the
Veto will be foundhe kind of bank which be thought
Congress could make without infringing the delega
ted powers, or the res rived rights of the States.
He says, 1T is thought practicable to organize
such bank with the necessary officers, as branch
of the Treasury Department, based on the public
and individual deFosiies, WITHOUT POWER TO MAKE
LOANS Or PURCHASE PROPERTY, which shall remit
the funds of the Government, and the expenses of
which may be paid, if thought advisable, by allow
ing its officers sell bills of exchange to private in
dividuals at a moderate premium. Not being COZ.
PORATE BODY, HAVING NO STOCKHOLDERS, DEBTORS
or PROPERTY, and but few officers, it would not be
obnoxious to the constitutional objections which are
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DILLON cos

-sE-rr fts DILLON n CO.'S
SALE OF GROCER Hes AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning, August 81, AT 10 O'Clock,
WE VIII sell in front Of Warehouse the following sr
Wv cies at Auction. frH.H aaa--
50 bags prime Rio CoGee; so bbls yellow Sugar;
TO hhds Sugar; 50 boxes Hyson Tea;
so boxes Star Candles; - or. boxes Candles;
10 Ginger Wine, 40 Va. Tobacco;
article; .. q bXs various brands T0haUco;
10 boxes Ky Leaf Tobacco, 20 hf. barrels Whisky
so boxes Brandy 10 Aromatic BittCs
200 dozen NasOns Baeing; Kegs s,ass0rt sizes;
800 tbs WHISKY assorted binds 20 bbis Holland Gin;
u hf bbls Holland Gin; 50 bbls J II. Smiths Old Re.
. bbls Old Bourbon Whisky; Whisky;
IS bills Old Monongahela do; 80 bbls Malaga Wine;
IS If casks COgnac Brandy; 30 boxes Whisky;
Together with other Fces up complete
sale DILLON & CO.,
aug29 No Is College street.
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WANTED, at the Military COllsgs, good coOE-lNan or
w Woman. Ee
3 sug29-IW B. r. JOHNSON,
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Auction sale Of Groceries
KIRKPATRICK. NEvINs. q GO

IAIAbINA \ y - ~ n y ' ~ = - = -
No. 81 Market Street,
ON FRIDAY September rd 10 o'clock font Of their
Z warehouse: l
100 hhds. Sugar, fair to 50 bbls. Holland Gin
choice; > Sweet Wine;
go bags Rio Coffee; $4,000 Seg3rs various brands
100 bbls. MoaSses;
100 half do 25 doz. Cordial
100 kegs do . Claret Wine,
$50 boxes Star Candles, - 90 Lemon Syrup
100 half 10 do 80 coils Cotton Rope,
10 qrs. do do j. g. Grass do
$50 box. Tallow do Is doz. Buckets, Il. ftaa
200 bbs. Rect. Whisky, 20 - Wash Tubs, $500
50 g. Bour. do > box Tobacco, various brands,
50 Rye do
50 % Amer Bandy, 10 cases Matches. a- H .
Together with many other articles in the Grocery line
aug2gd .lL & ga KIKKP ATRICK, NEVINS 4 co.
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DOUGLAS Co


RE closing their entire stoo0f DBT GOODS atprsi as
n will surprise you Call and buy
Muslins At from 5 cents 30 50 cents per yard
silks At half cost
Embrd Nantes az fourth cost.
Carpets at greatly reduced prices.
Cali az once and get bargains q
sugI5 r. c. McNATRT & c.
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1858. FALL AND WINTER. 1855.
MOE An n CO..,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIG8 6 DOMESTIC ,
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
AND CLOTHING, rae
NO 40 PLBLTlg SOFdRE VASVVTyyr 7E-zrsrEqgBl-

40. 40 PJBLZ0 SQUARE, NASHVILLE ZEKREssEE
X are nov in receipt Of our assortment Of Fall and Winter
Dry Good Varieties, and Ready made Clothing bracnQ
all the grades and les Of goods usually offered 81 u.s. nd
comprising many lines in which have heretofore dealt
We call the attention Of buyers particularly Fancy
partment as in the selection Of goods head have
devoted unusual and attention. are enabled to exhibit
this season, elegant display Of upon auy
previous occasion.
Believing that with Stock and Our Prices we can induce
even tecOsest buyer Of goods We invite the trade
70 a close examination o. both
MORGAN & CO.,
NASHVILLE, Aug ., 1888. No. 20 PUBLIC SouARE.
dtWEW2W.
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NASHVILLE
Wholesale Price Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

NorE-It must remembered that quotations for Bacon
and Lard paid By dealers from wagons, and that In
filling ORDERS advance Of commission equa to = a Z
cent per b is charged.
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Two VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND
FOR SALE.

WISH to sell the farm upon which living, -
u lying upon Ohds river mile above tsrnouth. con
tanning 80 acres, Of which zoe aereare No. River
ton Land In high state Of ltiraton never failing
springs and good Orchard Also fine Cave close to the Nam
fion aes meats be preserved m az all Of e
year this farm lies mile Of Gelila, Tennessee
One other tract four miles norsh Of Cena. Tennessee imme
dtey upon the Cumberland rver containing Of which
- acres are in high Of cultivation; failing
springs upon it; Also good Orchard and good buildings Of all
kinds such as Kitchen stables &C. The farms described
We'll adapted to stock raising, aud productive lands in
me state Any person wishing 70 purchase call At
my house. one nile east Of Ceina, Tennessee viii take great
pleasure in showing said farm any person wishing purchase
address me At Ceiina, Jackson county, Tennessee.
augl6-W3ts JAMES A. STONE.
ESQ uMAGAZINES FOR sEPTEuBEa.
The Atlanta Monthly.
Harper's Kew Mmthlr 8Iasaiae.f
Lesles Magazine and Gazette OF Fashion.
Godey's Lady's Book
Grsham's Magazine.
Petsrs0n's Magazine. FOR sale by
aug26 .ur..r - IOlIN YOKK 4 co.
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There IS q man in an adjoining county 90 dirty
that he is taxed IS real estate.
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FOHnieN AND DOuEsTIC Dar.soODs,

rs aNO.' 5, nm BlOsil, Ns.hsilIe, 4saa.
a1roF 5rH a.a3
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TIE UrnnENee orFsTaoNI

speech Of EEon. SEQ. VI. Jones
Ohthe Bll to Prorsas for iss Better Olganizasioa Of
fds Treasury and for he Cohesion, Safs-kesRiag,
TgGasfv and Disbnrseuent Of he Public Revenue
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R. c. NeNAIRY &ca
WANTED.

HTANIED genteel, active business VIII
w cash capital OF $780, In gsnteol, profitable and oa1h
business, which viii pay from ten feen hundred doIrs
this office. fruqrs-7tf
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Ser GtfenbdbR iub

Gtnpanberer unb g~etIenbe fpatsn febr pprF&tts feta, sbs
lite TIRE s5flette faufen unb fOuten btsIelben MIR ppn fpld en-
aneeffeaten 8eornten faufen, nel&e Spn tbrert Vetaite Ieben,
1@efabr nusseiest Fnb, tefRmtnbelt sa pcrben rnb tbr @sIb
luna5rnR aus9eber. aGIt4i-tg &tHa @
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= Qouts @fbart ii. 8rmOer,

G9 4EL2fg1I TTlJ2T BON N3Jha ~ -oli8 IJ
ornamental, CARRIER, 8iloer a. Spteselrabrten,
Ibalten fiets auf Eager cine 8rpBe 4aswabl Fantpltl@x
Isrpsen Worrat6 ppn Sob aaD SiiberraRnsa fur estessl
Ss-B tiber &c. rstbsa fsts faubsr unO-f&Sn siaser's 1T.
Sunt II -1y+ W 4ks
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H1ilIG13 Iyl5lm
5e s15z u aet!les &etrenoe letetl aa7a- ,ae.
"a @bilabclpbia WleSiSitifAcS 9auS,
errt4tet por 5pet unp 5panSt9 Sabren purd
1etet!.

pfEI H--.T. - 80 O~-I'O'O OTT@T 80
a.a8 rst.is : DR.. Kinkelin, a5 .~e9saasss
Gde Str Eriiten anb l1aipa-StraBe, ptiIabeipbta.l d
r , = Sme ltliD 3pon6tg Sabre
l%GrtnHrun3 bat Dr. 8tnteltr gu einsm Der erfCl9rel6Ren @erst
IN Der Sur Sn aGen St ~antbetten upbilttii6er unl setetme
bune, ntrSSie unb sefAleatlt@ @4pd6c, 8ranfbeite,
Der sSaut, unS fDiSer, bs sa cen, @ibOFaa& BON @ertu
|eatitspen = sena6t.5 sr.F. 5a. tsg.o4 .~.. a4.-.sr-
asa ssase49ts. Nebnit tespncere Npti3. d 8a
Gs 1T etnt ibIe @spObntett, Der f6 5uWetlen fe Rnober
IN Der @tniantet ersebea. bte NIT tphen Of bts gu tbrer Mann
Selest, ni6t nur srnflide Sinberntfe berYprruft, fSnbern aud
Weranlanuu8 at etnff ytetpe BON Anbaltenpen, Serfaneli3eu
ufb 1erbeerenben 9eibenfGaften etebt. aAf
QDenige pom bieten, bic it'd, bteIsr perberblt6sn Sen bntet
ergeben tnnen bic tranrtBen SoI9sn baspu, bs fe baS ner.
S SSno S 3,1s e s {, ssao Fn = IT, t tiinIss aa s, aasrt nsnts ar a y re
80 unp 81 BON Or. 8.ntsltn's Sub uber rSelbtetbaltngs."
Ser nn8ladt&e f. s%aaegrtden rdrS ~f6wdal;6, anfd6t8
UNI nit %8eppbnter &uft8tett on BITE Mrbet AZ eeben ober it'd
3um Stubtren gu beReisen, ietn 93rttt 1T trlee uab ftwad
sr TT pummi unentt9iUaerI unb ssigt e, BIT tn irtnea ger8uu'
Denn sr f9 BON bleier @ewppnbett IDsreibt ebe bIeIelbe itr
5@limmfes SOlbra&t unS perbsirattct IT'D, 70 1T feins 1be
isine frubere GsOttet1 betHtfabt UOfrsn it, Dfefes ftnS
tssStaass pft9f stf tWp r { + + a ssst. .
sag beftnbtn. asp
'@ s-4 Sebaltet e8 i'm @erG1tniB.
.TDerientse, pel@sr fa inter Or. 8intelig,s Bebanblune
1felt Tam ssTttasaReft aSf isine Gbre, ais etn StsosrmGann
|teimntfe Der 8ranten Dsn Or. aiuteltn niemels enttuGt wsr'
Ssu, tstps %ssobanas " lett ben les'sa spansis 3a9rsn an sa
N..gs: Gds SSn Der Drttten aO Aat0afr,, stptfdsn spraes
&ranfe in elmer G%ntfernnng,
|bie tbren gal stnfa4, %Sertuaeen NIT aaen iaren Ssrnpt0nten,
in e,nsnt 8rtefs ~mittteilen init Yttlblus elmer Iersatnus},
.|tDnaen Or, &tnfsltns WeDtitnen ~bent8smas unyersuslt6 mad
|iebem Ebete ter linton, sntwsoer NIT ber gOf pber Qrpres
|unb 70 stpadt UNI StaRsa unb Reusterbe iu %petRaten, aSer.
1eIe! Sueeno unb Manubarfeit! (!
Sin fraftDDlleS 9eber D0er Elm friib3eitiger 500.
8tntettn lber @elbferbaItuna nnr % Gents,
Briefe, lpel9e jenen 0De tb in Stdnps- e~ntbalten, Herber
NIT t. IA ssdessabr pOH NIT ftaett GrettPIar Seri4sst. rs
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S&SDDlfetl! SGSDDITeTl! NSSDDAIetA
$50. 151 Sranfttnlfr.
BET e. g. OteB
SD babe mid enti&lpfen NIT meinen wcQenen QDearen
oana oufaur6umen unb Serfaufe beShalb Eielelben ie9r btHte
mnter etm6tnlidem ptet!e, ais;
WcGene Strumpfe stockings,
@blpals (Comlorts),
knnterbemoen (Undershirts),
unterbrlen Drawers),
Mtannsz u. 6ruuensSafea Jackets),
Mcllene &inbere &appen (Hoods). &c.
BueIei& made to aae 56nbler aufmertfnn,, bas t6 mod
we fribsr ale Arten tletae QBaaren af 3an6 battle un6 ote
ielben gum Gueerf tiatsRsn @retfe auf Cab Sertaufe. &0eD
ltfdle unb SetaI.
Mer biGis faufen NTH, Der sete mad Isl 8rantltufrabe.!
Come one, come all
give the cheap Store ISL call,
LAWRENCE d. DIETZ.
Proprietor of the cheap Blue Post Store.
& Dealer in
Fancy Variety, Notions & small Goods.
Mlter GOrm II. @~Dggenidnap8 (SlS 9ipe,)
1Sn Oeri&iebenen 3obre1neen uno III 5eri6ieOenen Yretiet
sn sertaufen bet Der 9iHt, Salpne ober SaB, BET t.e ,raa
80. s. u m a n
So. 5, gtprths8apfraBe
taf9idtrI. ipif&en 8Glttntrr u. Ndpettefr.
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SStdbft9 fir 0intpanberer.
- -. - -
Neue arrangements fir @inpanoerer, bic mad
/ Js1sll bztn 28elfen 11 rei1en munIGer. i5ia# !.

.Neue arrangements fir gitpanoerer, bic nod
+ Jsosll bzm Nelten Su rei1en miinIden. 9la#
Bon Rsuts, ben 9. glpSsmesr an, pertsa bic e tntsanbersr
EN- G~rptee5ue ~tefSrbert. Die Balm btetet baburb ben Smint-
I%srantea stneR srS bsrea g0rt4siL ais irsenb cine
l1nbere 8abn, aud 1T tie UNI "a 0lelen turjer ais iebe anbere
oabn mad tenannten 9fasea, ais: .g lt srh-a
BlttSbure, @lepelanO, Detroit, Sort @abne
: b cage, WIlpautee, @alena, Dubuque g
] PAUL, 9fcf S8lano, Burlington, Soma @itp
nnb perfenN hs6balb bic nit Der 3prtbern Central sabn &c.
lbenoen yerlpnen 10 SlunSea friber ais tte NIT aneern 8ab.
men Ssesassa burt sia:retfsn, quo wsrosn 4 glal peaiaer bic
gteil sSn 0btp. ate game @ntfernuas RON bier bis gbicGsu
Ut SGf Wleilea, Duo @epad wtrS bier seset&nst (marteD) uSb
Jett NIT ben Yahasteren an ben Seftrnmun8srrt
Dad @retline, Daptcn, Cincinnati, Snoianas
polls, louisville unb ct. QouiS is.
perbsn ebenfaas g~afastere ~beforbert un6 fir tbr @epdd
n c pettere ululabun8stofen bsrednets Die pafastere
fSnnen NIT B et 3 ubr,, Dber Abenbs 10 ubrs3u8 nod aaen
den Qldben eeben. obne unter~ess cufssbalten 81 per-
BEN. nr&faRrteSiaette iussbet pertaaft tn per Sffes bes
lids .1tble Sc. %, aeas.etrsst, near asatsrs geaef.
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Qihtbi[n : Mf:niatur : G,oOerie

tanfIin. Builbtne, III Ncrbpf.&de Spn @alttmpres nuo ssore'
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