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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

SHOCKING MURDER AT SrocKros. A
man named Allen was shot and mortally
wounded at Stockton On the 18th inst, by 4
man named Mitchell. The particulars are
40 follows
Allen md man named Noon mad some
words On the street Moon wanted to fight
him, which ne refused to 10, saying that ne
had nothing against him, MO0n.l ar the
same time turning to Mitchell. who stood
near by. saying, - | can whip you any day
N the week Upon winch Mitcaell grasp
Ell MN by the lapel Of the coat, frew a re-
voiver, and struck him four heavy blows on
the Gead with it. Allen then staggered of.
aud attempted TO draw n pistol, out before
ne could cock il Mitchell fired twice at him,
one bail striking him in the feshy part Of
the right thigh, shattering knite in his
pocket anu forcing the pieces into the wound
The other bail struck him in the abdomen.
about four inches from the Ieft nip. passing
through his body. He dropped his pistol,
and sank to tie ground. exciniming. q. am
killed" He was carried to Holdens drug
store. and attended by DIR. Ryer, but died
about half an hour afterwards Mitchell
was immediately arrested.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

SHOCKING TRAGEDY VT is stated that a
few weeks since, in Richmond county, N. c.,
n negro man, belonging to Britain Chapel,
armed with IN axe. entered his master >
house, snd Killed his master and mistress.
and so dreadfuily maugied two Of his child
rem that they cannot survive. Dr. J. Erwin
was sent sor, and while attending the man
gied children was attacked by the negro with
his axe Fortunately a loaded gun was at
hand, with which the doctor shot the negro.
killing him instantly. Et is supposed the
negro was insane
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

TAG RLEcrroN IN YuBA.--Phe Express
Of Monday contains the result Of the prima-
ry election in Yuba FOR Delegates to the Ju.
dieial District Convention That county
sends twenty-four delegates - twelve Of
whom arc favorable to Bliss--9 in favor Of
ReardAn. and 3 Independent. "Mournful
Duty" carried two precincts Ia Yuba county,
but nary" delegate. As tho matter nov
stands. saitsr county wiII have SONS weight
in the District Convention The Marysvills
papers do not state the number Of delegate.
20 be chosen from Sutter. or when their
primary election will be held.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

LEcoMrrus SourH. following reso-
lation is from n Kentucky paper, giving an
account Of the Sssts eonyeanen Of the
american party. recently held At Frank
" ResoIred. That the recent course Of our
distinguished fellow. citizen and senator, the
Hon. John J. Crittendeu. N veil 40 that OF
the Hons. Humphrey Marshall aud W L.
Underwood. In reference 20 the admission Of
Kansas into the Union under the Leeompsou
Constitution. nests our hearty aud unquali.
ded appreciation. and they deserve the
thanks sfevery pAtriss and lover Of repuhli.
can institutions. for the nohis stand they
have taken in dsfence ef popular rights and
ia hshaif Of truth and justice, in opposition
to fraud and injustiee.'
Here ia fa.fhsr clippsa from rAs Mem
pas Eagle
= II John + crittsndsn is a Black Re-
pahlioan. there are ten in the south Of this
political fzith to cue stfaehed to the fallen
fortune. Of that Free Sail Resieralist. James
Buch&nan. Ehe county inasrsed Mr. Crit
endsn's substitute for the Leeomptnn swindls.
aid II iizn.. inasFss the Presidents"
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

oprosrTToN ro PRAzER.-Fhe Quartz
operations Of Messrs. Smith an Sparks con-
tsnues highly successful. We understa and
that they realized some $4,000 last week.
Two huge balls Dig enough for Paxhan
gun, we're dspositedat at the banking house Of
Hedges q Haunrn yesterday beside which the
semi. ruonthfy- shipments Of sfo,0O from
Frazer sink into iuxignificanee.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

SEsrEScE UNDER THE SUNDAY Law -
Richard Boam and Walter 0 Henderson,
keepers Of . Bath House. and Cornelius
Crauiey. proprietor II sruit stand. in San
francisco, have hsen fined $50 and costs.
smGuuting TO so, for sflsdgsd violations Of
the Sunday law.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

ARMY WORCESTERSHIRE Governor Lew
il informs The PiumAs Argus that body Of
o. 8. Dragons are en- ronssfor Hausy Lake
II is 70 be hoped that this information. is
eorrect. The Indians have ueen very trozb-
lssoms in that vicinity. and the presence Of
a company Of Dragons will 10 much to pre-
vent further iepredations upon the inhabi
tanis Of that Valley. A permanent post at
this point 10 much needed. ~ il would have
. restraining effect on the Indians u the
Humboldt. and affbrd protection 70 the smi.
grants. r ee.a.Fs
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

RAILROAD RAscALIrY IN rExAs.-The
Galveston News Of the 9Th ult.. furnishes
the following;
"We learn from parties. who have arrived
from hosstOn, that the creates, excitement
prevailed there, on account If certain dis
closures. connected With the issuing Of three
hundred and atty thousand dollars worth Of
stock in the Central road. with a view to
controi The election Of the President anu
Beard Of Directors Tor the ensuing year.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

A BIC Lrsr-RIcH DrGGiNes IN BuTrr.
Tile Chinese Slain in the LEVER portion oi
town. continues irnmrnssly FicA- On Sun
day. notwithstanding the Sabbath law, they
panned out 6s7ssn Of our sixteen Turkeys.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

Premiams in.sur Epficscnner.s
In reading the prnis we're ssaris.f
In sandsrs FifaRsads To Mi. harriet
Vaughn and Master James vinyard. L was
thought proper To award \ premium to each.
as Il was almost impossihis 20 tsil which vas
AcGahse's Fourth--ro Master VIM. Tay-
ssrgenes rhird-ro Master Harvin Dow
sargent's Second-To Master q. IL w.
Cheesemau.
fifa GhaiusTswnss Ueaner-Eirs. pre-
MUM swarded to Miss n. Vaughn. second
pfesniui 70 Masser I.iyinysri
Second Class--First premium 10 Miss NJ
POWELL. Second premium 10 Miss A. Van.
mater.
Wsbsser's Eiemsntary-Virss premium to
Master H-f. DownErg Second to Elmer
Owner.
8 Mental Arithmafic>- First ciass. premium
awar'ied to Master 3. Richardson. Second
10 Mssser Jesiah Harlow
First Class in Geography-P-cmium
auarred to Miss II. Vaughn. Second class.
To Szaster Harwin Downer -
First class in Grammsr-Prcmium award
defto Miss@A. Vannxters Second efass. TO
Miss N Powell.
General Observation-Disclosures awarded
to Miss J. Mccartney.
Hereafter We hope 10 De enabled to give
premiunsi IN both departments Of our school.
as We have found by experience that il mas
q most salu' ary effect.
We viii also say in this connection that
We feei under many obligations TO the Rev.
Mr.. seymour, for his kind services during
The past year, IN Learning the children Of
the Pubic School to sing, anu that, TOO. free
Of any charge whatever.
We nope to be enabled to resume again
at least BY tbs irss of August.
r. B. CHTNN.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

RErunsr1gs5 > 6owxEsrsos.--The Repub.
licnn comsaiifee oi this county. have issued
call frr Il penvensicn, tobe halden on the
nth July, two dsvs after the Democratic
Convention. TIE Republicans ars a.qucer
sst Of f~lr. md have n Pfke for chairman.
They ssIiEds u .Bask against Leesnptoniie..
While tho Democracy walk over the course.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

GAScERous.-rhs Milwaukie Free Demo.
crat asserss that cancers can be cured. The
The Democracy cured tive Free Soil cancers.
snd are now putting the Lecompton cancers
through course Of sprouts.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22
Notice.

STOCKHOLDERsO OF THE CALIFOR-
y MA coal COMPANY will taKe notice thai
n messing Of the Trustees uf said Company 1eid
ON the 2iHt inst.- assessment of one dollar Dey
share upon The capital stock Of said Company was
levied and ordered 10 be pAid INTO the Treasury Of
said company, within thirty days and after this
date.
Coal Creek June 2ist. A. o 1853.
ie22rm D. W CHEESMAN. seciy
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

NorrHrrs yww. The MarysvilIe Erprrs,
Of Monday says that John Hillery and Bill
Luther. packers Of that city, left for Frazer
river yeterday morning. via Yreka. with
one hundred pack animals
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22
Dsmoarntia eonnty Convention.

f Tfss Dersesrn4is ELECTORS ~ sire aiRsre,. pre-
e5pets n ruir fonrtv. rrGasstsd tn sDsi ~ -s-
-st-s n ilp nsTsc-rstie County CeHYer siou % be
tsslaen "a
oravsIIe. ON pssur-'iasr July 18TH, 1857
Far ths gs.rrsne Of eetiup DELEGATES 20 AZ sv4 ~
A Eaataruka ies pAe. Detseat@a ~ taye Fn-lr's~nth
senstarsi osavertian, and fsr the nomination oi
Arcoragnr n the arvqr'lonrusut "a her, togorr ea.
sshlfsA-A ~ tte Convention ths several Precincts
are entitled 10 representation a. fellows
0rsvsTls s....... =. :. q fao-evflse ....... 3
Iyuehlssss ...g e -~-A~-rv valley ...,.
HnAiaaaas ltia ....... a tfeursAlrs an~fnw Houae
~ rassN rsvtnr .-....- RAiahert's Har ........f
essrssrt Haneh ..-...s.. tluastawr 80. .........
fsHsr=i p iscsh~vtars's
R~nta* FSarah.-........f Fe-sa sf Butte. .......
Nbfte ilaeet f@isto~f ?
BGskeTs Claim ....... FtHiu~r-f assae ..... .
q Bkiwsll L.Aa. iwarkfsas H.--lt ... I
YtrFtaaa Na.-....... n lave o.k Score. .. ?
Martin Ranelt ......... fr-h eefss nle-fng-. 9
haunsa ~ AZ 1sss. q S-ssrishtnwn =
Feaglns.. 2 Frrr-htnpsss
Gnon Nar o. 2 mia rno.fivaIfe .-...... .
Fssssstt tffrrk . N-isnsss Bar-.. ...-..
ReeA isiansi sfyh~reRe~ 80. ........
H4stnvtn~n. ..,... ....fue-glla. valley ....... .
Euterprise Il. 's'rrrrnnsA asnre. 80.
eAenAeasosfas Sfose Flrrssav4 rars.......
MsorFthr, ...... = IsasAnra Cr.~k .......
ftraa Ase-sA tfNfssaari ssr ......
Fuubesta-vs ......... t.g-sne~-v velts- ........I
assinsae'e tliii ...... ~e~ Pktlssi piiia. .
Matches e.. +. ..st = wsvrf& Ra~fne . ..... I
EFMHeeilA -.s.....-@s. FessTt~ f'iana
lsar9fs t$s g@-. fffFn
wvanNsfts sees 2 tsrTinFr Haueh ........f
wflsan'a Ravrit ..s.. Ff@railtnr ............
Haneut tl4 W. ....-.4.. 8rrsnnrsq WAnrf
baAEeF ..-...s-.. .--S F"rhneF's ttsreh. i. !
The caantv nasnssAt se re~neetfnItv srer~- sAt.
uraawgInsv Istk. sstts sssx ~hassssg ths yrttaa-
r eegtinrs Ft the essrols Frsei ryts absvs uaFa~d
TIRE faiiewiFFnasu~a gs.rtierusr are h~Vs hvnp
rninffa hsesaters ~ fig iAeafd fer fhe
namecEatc nimsrv Eler'icu at arneiiiei :. W
EnfEErar lEAreetoT; phsi wetsrr-ss Terry COLLINS.
PFrFR FRFER
JOS " KfNMEI.
4. BapWELfa
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22
nsnWELf..
orO-iIl~1Ss's szsFE-' ws

Gey6 Pl.esssrrrs AffrAD Having dis
ps<6ed> n special cpr-r.psnisnt into the
rAra 4 mtg II Ra.ts seahsg we exFec,
4repa~t inKdav sr two thar VII dry mp
Irnzer Riv~r.~ afgtru TIE tide q. esnigra.
afslip,nH Jisssrgtsn'. - FAe. 'sass sonpsuy
wii tsssar-~e dOxlr1 .~rcadiigrss AZ Sac.
rsnshro arT.,I az svisiA iaassOmmsists the
rnsA igie BaEc. : A. =
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22
Republican csansy csnvsnslea.

Republican csnnsy convsnsiea.
The Rspabiicans of lusEe Couusy are respectfully
rrquss<sd 70 send Delezazes 20 a Gouaxy uanven-
itoa. % Do aa<usa In uruxiiie. On sztnrday, tie
llA ot9aiy next n 20 oeIoek, A. NJ. ths Court
aoase, foe The pnrpose-
"a ofsnssslHx .en us&sssiea 10 tAs .sz,e Re-
Ind rozMnkw<euakv Houninn6ionS.
sru- To Transact sacn Other business may be
nrcesssfE 70 sdvance he eaHss Of Repabs N
Nsiow Glii<eus he prceens condiliouef our
runa1rf - aevz<toas pszs.tse.i orEzaixzsisass sn
10 ehnefinz prospecss OF Rep biteanlsm require
En 14hsreace 70 prfnz1ple, 10 organization.
and sreat .ssry In fasznranz lhs inteFrsss aG fhe
hepaSiiezn Pany. ~fhe eve of Victory 10 no Gims
10 failer
n > PIKE. Can ce Com.
q. W. GHsEsNAs. sse'y Pro reaa.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

HF A steam Paviug Machine isiu opera
ton in New York. which. armed with row
Of any rammsrs. pounds down the cobble
stones as fast as cOuid be done by afiy men.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

aunvsnzz TIE MEMBERS u 1mxilla .saza. No.
Z#S i07. Of P. 4 A. ". are hereby sotlfed %
~Z1kANT meet AZ their Hail On Sunday. June ~ At
~ASns& O'Clock P. VI for he purpose of transact
tng impnrtzzt 5usiners. by rider
A-D. REFS, Secretary
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22
DEMOCRATIC STATE cesvksrros.

s- II eueetirs~ Il Es4e gs-srerHkix sEafs G-utraE
csprf fff-e lstd sfs <serHHargeo. ths 6Ah dAv ~
~ Mae.s iHfs kse eeiif~fsw usnr4ef
ukAas~sysF rssst fire n~vt Nsrnsaresie can-
~f.~sgss ls~4Eisg city sseyarsentna
ns.aav. tfr4th Steveaf suQnss s~xt. that fh~
basis ef rrnres~safia s a4sia@ss tiue feIe-
gate q fArre rea esets aSsHsy. asrt el@~ss
evsrv rr-4rr 1.-asratie eaxs ~ the last
v~r@r~ ef&stfsssf4r sBsrvoerstte ~ardila ~,
tbs HassfsFies ssif~ ElsfasersfI~ uarrv
exesnaiT~is. rrf ae5savtw fss~tinr ~
h1r~'resi % iss sHeh Democratic
Candidate. Hatt
sara. ~ ~ sesT.i y, 1'rritse~ tsst = (,
e1a-sf@s fts s1th foe ~ fnie. pnr-
hose o. Afertgr~ tei n@tne ffqrversisr
ffy~ tlss state ~ f'Ygiss-s{a
hyfn'tbHH Ttt-3sNfT 3Hff'FF yt'i 10 hefa in
tho givaf za~rata~uta. "Wednesday giit 4aw
~ Ansat 1879 ard th~t fNp Of ~rY,-
r~=srtstis, ttss-4r sffb~F rtn ~ fls state
gautraf casasntttae. - ffioege
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

BAzSuN EooKfNG ue.-Ths inasfafixa
s.s I ! BArnum . again proprietor Of tins
N. T. Mnsenm. 0E
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

GsGeu- Hsreey xuccseds the Isfs Gen.
Perciier Z. Smith in command Of the Utah
Rxnsdition
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-22

LII Pears and currants have appeared
in The Stockton market.
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u maerifGui(cD 9eGeDriebten

IS Burlington. Son ben nadl @9arleftcn
9ebraAteu $40 0teBern (oer l~leberrelt pou 455,
wel9e 0aS S4Iff aI Der airitaullhen Suite pers
lnp unp BON reuen m1breuo elner 47ta8lJen
6abrt 1875 ttarbeuD lino nod II 9eItorbell.
SobalD pa8 SdlfI tonpenn'lrt ut peroen Die
9te9er aut @ruuD pes @eiebes BON 1919 nlh
ATrlt1 selAidt, bort ans &lnD SeIGbt unO lbrem
S4ldlale ilberlallen meroen. NaS SflIUena
iAlfi lit Der v@eneral Putnan" (nldt $780,,
elne III Baltimore 9ebuutc Srt99, Die frlber tn
&afieebanDel nit Sralilien perwenoet puroe.
50 gutte ~teiaerlet 2e9ItimatlClapapIere an ScrD.
Die Wtann DAFT, aus BEN Sapltan uno Is Heh'
len beltebenD, CAB ltA fir Palla8icre aus. Die
I.ni9en BRET, mel1e ln1n 1lr Den flpIt1n uno
ole beloen Steuerleute btelt, ltuo auf per Srt8B
y Dplpbtt" nud SOltcn 9eldldt moroen, Die
llbrigen Is werpen ibren Yrr5eB we9en Plrates
RE AM %. 9toUembor gu GUlumbi1 III Sllo: Sa7
rpliua beltebeu+
Solltpup8bur8, $a., 2. Sept. WeB
Watbiloa Galplpell, Gchter bon SupBe @llo'
nell, fam rprI9e Jt1ht aul l&refllAe MSetie
um's 2ebeu. Sic mar auT einer Och5elt lnl
OauS bon 9ieu. 0c8o Sni8bt 9ewelcn nn0 feblte
0eAen IL ubr III etnenl 6ubrwert nad> Slu5,
DaS bon einem jul9en Wtaun, 9tauenS Merb,
aefabren nHroe. O15 YlerD l9eute rpr eluem
Yldt unp 9tng burt, Der 0ubrnIonn iprarg
bera6, Die Oaute e~benf1lS uno ltir5te pabeI auI
oeu &ppf uuO ltlrb UNI 2 ubr WfcrSenS.
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EetegrapDilel,e SSacOriebtem

8ertbtet ur ben 8alttmUr aDefer."
STEW Oorf, 3. Sept. Der Mpb erz
neute legte 9t1tt lelueu An9riif auf Die Qlas
~raltaine unO perbrannte ald Dem 9teit Der
@ebdupe. Glne S6uBlp1de BON WfartneIols
O1ten mar pa, UNI oaS y. ct. Mc9ierunsSei.
9entbun 81 Iaiteen, le pebrte ater reutAnsrli5
@ebiuoen lino ie48 Sitten, pie BON oeu Soot3
leuten Der Citation beWObnt purber, ferner ol8
grpBe 0au5 DeS Or. Scatter, Die O,putp Selltb
Office uno pa8 Sau5 oe8 Or. 8llel.
SllD nlb Mtterna1t murCe pl8 Srauens
bolpitdl 9du5lib nieoerBsbrlnnt. Oallelbe eut>
belt rs Pattenten, Die nun pDr9er berau5a
ldaflte un0 I'M Srelen unter Den Sr1np fullten
caupryen lteB. Oret Der &ranten ltarben in
Der Jt1dt Don Der Sibe uno 9ta1tlult.
O1S z. Ne3inlent NAT benlhrtAtt8t mcroen,
ltb in Serettl4aft gu balten, muroe ober MAT
Derau8Berufsn,
3weite . epeI0e.- Quarantaine aui
Staten Sslanp, 3. Sept. GIn Odmpier lit
pra 9tep.Y port nit 100 YoliSilten, etnem Sedas
primer uup 3elten fir Die i'll 9te8el III 6relen
campirenpen &ranfsn an9efcmmen. llnter ben
10 btlIlp0 pallegenoen &ruuten ltno mebrere am
selben Uleber @rfraufte. Die SafenpClI5eI lit
!leSt gum Sdu6e p1.
Son Sapannab.
NewsOprt, 3. Septbr. Der Odmpfer
@abllpba fam BON paUannab nit 9ta4 rihten
bis gum 30. Aus. Der @e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Stapt mar lt,leAt, 53ufer flalt.
O%etrDtt, 8. Septbr. Sine Demptratil6e
StaatS<@ pupentlpn wuroe beute bier 9ebalten.
Sle traf @rnennun9en fir @ouperneur &C. Die
SeiHlllie lprefen Sertrauen gu Su91nau aus,
ortl8en aber AUDI rarluf, Dap Die betr. @Onlti.
tutton benz Splte eiueS GerritcriumS pproelest
merbe.
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Sic 3iDnsfcblile

%beatnnt ibr 9Dinter lsmele nd4fsn IRpntas ben 6. Septsmber
AnneienEeen CUR autaabme neaer S3uler tOnnsn wdbrrnb
Der erlten 2Scde ees WpnatS i'm S6ulbduIe aemd6 werpeu.
1Nu6 fan8en Die lebunsea hes 8irteuGUreS nttser iur ae,
pbbnitGen otunbe an, uub bic Strte ptanof5aler mDgea nd
aud 9lettD anneleen.
3ubem wtrb PER- @talter bic frarsSFi9e Nrisatfunse, no.
raDt bic GItrn b~elCnrerS auTmerfiam aemant perpen, ptsber
eip1hen. der 6rduenOsretn ptrb wte fruber, BIZ NRae6en
Iptentret tn weibli0en Arbet en- Rnterri6ttn ldnsn.
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GmrppGi1cbe SSaeDricbtem.
ErlMfrei1.

Saris, IS, Nusult, 0tcilini bat elm @tid
Gerraiu in Yallp fitr Den &reiS ben 10000
6raucs al liA Setluft. Der Deriibmte @OmpO>
NIT ianp Elm @runoltif, weldc8 Die 6Orm eineS
&laplers bat, uno pieleS mulitalilde Au5ethen
fibrte ibn, pie er in l,lltem S4relben al ben
Wemenperatb la8te, gu Dem Bunlde, Den
@runO al liA gu brin9en unO rarauf Elm SauS
iSu baueu. Der Srief 1T iebr ibumcriltlid
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Oluscitrc.

SD brtnoe biertntt sur Qnjstg bB Id nit @blnuf bitI,s
De n1ts rrtth tlttg aufbDren peros ais Sebrer an Der I.
y. Srtenei0'p .e0nBIeJ ltton 81 fun ,tren, Hno babe ib benz
8prlanse 1teler @euetnre metue Aetgndtion bereits fhpn in
ee. erttn 9dIf { e6s MOn, IT'S Suit b. S f4r ftit anae,etat.
Onss9en peree 10y mil Anfdn8 Oes t. Oits. Ofr. etns prisIt-
I6nIe rcdnen, In nelber GnBltb, Neutl6 uno 9tbrdtf1 IN.
terri bet me ben miro.
6ur ben unterrt6t IN msi6lt4en Irbeiten UirD VprIprse ae.
trDfen mertea.
@sserr, pcl2s tbre 8taSer meinsr S6ule ansapertruuen a.
oeatea. bdteben tbe NnmelounBen bdIp IN metner g8pbnHns
Al On gpmeartfraBe gu MAIDEN,
MS6 6. sat QfLrr
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Saufseibpben miept anf9ebOb en.

llnIere Seller merOen entI4ulOi8en, lDenn mir
peSen peS SteubeuTeltes cen polltt19eE
Gbeil peS 0latte8 i'll ben lesten &a9en etpae
pernaAl1jltsen muBten. SAon anl WtOntaa
lperpen mir .pa8 Etrliumte nlbbclen uno aud
cine BelAreibun9 pe6 9rcBen 9temsOorter e.
le8rapbeufelte5 brlt9eu.
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0itcrartfdbc 9ln;eioc.

Bel llnterSeidnetcm tit 70 sben a~naetommsn
. IumenIe1e tOmtfbtr eeutibsr D ubIun8en. Wit et"
nr @inltttune BON Or. = I 3 Q6clf $l'S
SGrne, 6, Sammttde QBtrte, NIT elmer Yrdmte'
Sprtratt y. u. y. 6umbpIbt, IN 10 Stetcrunsen -.1U
Ole Natur.- 3ettung FUR 8erbrctt1na naturwtn,n'
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