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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

NuNDMlEA.
NUTME9s, TAPi0cs, MACE, CLOVES,
: rsari ssgo, Hocker's Farina,
Cinnamon, Corn Starch,
A1lspice, Pearl starsh.
BLACK Pepper, Pearl BaTky,
cayenne Pepper, Bakers c. Goa,
finger, Table Ealtin boxes,
Mustard, Soda and 6alsrAtus,
Pepper Sauce, Sweet OH.
Tomato Kstehup, sardines
LNm0n ktrsat, Oysters.
Vaniiia Extract, Fresh Peaehes ,7s
Red Current Jelly, Fresh StrAwberrles.
Cranberry Jelly, Ounce Jelly,
Prestou Merits Yeast Powder.
Durkr's Yeast Powder,
New knglaud Yeast Cake.
Agent for bikes wosess ter sevrc.
novlIdSm COLLIEKS 4 kOBERTaON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

tlso NOAH GREELEY You are hereby notified
that there Is now hie in the office Of the
Clerk of tue Distrirt Court of Les County, Iowa
at keokuk, patition of James ii. Holsey, claim.
Ing Of you thirteen hundred thirty-seyen AZ 100
dollars, and costs Of suit, praniss3ry note ex
| ecuted by you 10 hun said petitioner prays an at
| 'achment. Unless you appear and answer said Pc
ton before tbs second day of February 5gl
term of said court to be holden keok uk the FIRST
Monday Of sad month, judgment by default will
be had against you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

nhADi BRO. fou hereby notified that
- there IL now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
OF thr District Court of Lace Comfy, Iowa al heo-
kuk petition Of Cleghon, Tayi or Co., elai ming
Of you three hundred sxsy-one 7a-leo dollars, and
interest from May, 1857, on note made by you
TO order OF Hickman Luke for three hundred
sixt ~ 100 dollars, and praying writ OF at
tac hInent, ami anle:s yoa appear there
TO. or before the second day If next February
(l859l term of said court, to be holden at keokuk
the frat Monday Of said month, Judgment by de-
fauit will be had against sou.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-28

WHITAKER, you are hereby notified that
-. there is on Gle In the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Leo County, Iowa, at keokuk
apetition of w. II. Rollessoa, claiming of you two
hundred sixteen 6s-lOu dollars. your promissory
note, and praying writ OF attach men., and unless
you appear and answer thereto or before the
second day Of next february, 1850 term 10 be hol-
den nj keokuk FIRST Monday Of said month, judy
ment by default will be had against you
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER.
Dec. u, 1s5S--daw Plaintiffs Att,rs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
BUTTONS THEATER-ENGLIsH OPERA.

Notwithstanding the immense draughts made on
our opera-going public by the three companies late
in aotion-oue oG which still continues at the Acsd
emy-there was q fair house at BurOn's last evening
on the occasion Of the first performance Of the English
opera troupe Of which Ms Lucy Escott If prirna
donna, NJ. Henry Squires, tenor, sc. We shall re-
serve criticism Of these artist. until after other hear
iugs. The two mentioned both Americans who
have studied in Italy. The opera was handsomely IL
lu-trated regards dres, and scenery. Portions OF It
were 20 ineiciently rehearsedespecsiy tnat terrible
onoral behind the in the last act-thst chaos
came again. Would it not be well always to wait
until such things can 60 smoothly Some pieces, We
must ADJ were ae received and much appaudei.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
PERSONAL

III PO.'7r CoSyssr i, authorized ~ stat th,t
Dr.. Gould j. instructed by hi ega. oinsl that m Ia,
the contract in writing which referred b. in tb.
resolutions Of the Trustees 90 January9 1853 he +. en-
titled Ia the charge Of the Dudley Observatory which
he now has. and that the contract viii BE- proiucpi Al
the trial Of the suit at law which he il awaiting from
the Trustees The declaration o. right, by the Tru..
tees in those resolutions is regarded having nothing
whatever answering to IN the contract and i entire.
" irrelevant 70 IT, meaning and construction.
Lord and Lady Napier leave this city for Niagara
Fais tomorrow morning, by way o: Auburn. where
they Will make short stay with Senator Seward ani
by whom they will be accompanied their westward
trip.
1t j. r-Iinored ths, the Hon. joel Parker, Royal
Professor in the Law school conempates resignirg
II s said that the place has been offered to Judge
Thomas OF the Massachusetts, Supreme Bench but that
he declines.
- The Hon. Aaron Ogden Dayton, who hss been
for many years, during several successiye Aimn.tra
ions the Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury. died sud
denly yesterday morning at Philadelphia, while r..
turning 70 Wasi ngton from this CIV.
Gen. Janes j. Jones departed this life az Basic.
Switzerland on the ith september. For many years
in his earlier life he took active and efficient inter-
est in the military establishment Of this Ci;y. in which
he held :he rank of Major-General Of The Third D-
vision Os Infantry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

DTsPERAIz FIGBI n NILLiAn stsiEt'-iAer9
"a, a desperate fight about / O'Clock this morning
g. the German lager beer saloon No. w IMAM
street, lear Spruce. 1t appears that here a. large
party within the place, participating IN the festivities
" welding. when some other German iro'n a
boardughous on the opposite ,de oithe street forced
Themselves indie and behaved in such way that 1t
wa. found neccs.s-y to expe them. They soon re-
turned however. with large reinforcement OF rougn'
who gladly enlisted for role, AMI attacked the pace
furou.'y. stout resistance was offered and de'Pe-
rste f.ht er sued, G ubs, ;nmbers sud blndgeoL' o'
yarou. kiuL. were free, used. Tie screams Q, l-s
comla,ar.. anj o. Tho terrified women were ou' ''''
lonE.
An alarm rap wac sounded by the policeman On 'ne
beat aud in shor. tim ARG number Of ponce were
present, VINO restored quiet.
The police found .eyerel person' Ns'e o"''! 'u''
door. windows, screens tables ara ui'a"' "e'7 o''
meIshej. Tie :a,goa is pcrsee! "S'1A'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
POLITICAL.

JXrH DrsrrIcT. The Republican Conferees of the
IXth Congressional District met by appointment at
noon Yesterday. al the American Hotel in Sing Sing.
DELEGATES present: Westchester, II; Rockland, \;
Putnam. A. Only one absent, After full and free
consultation the Convention was called to order, at
n n,.. by the Hon j. V. PICK, on whose motion Mr.
! G.. MILLER of Putnam County was made President
with w. T. b. Milliken of Westchester aud +. L.
Nichols Of Rockland a. Secretaries Mr.. III. GREELEf
Of Weschester moved that inasmuch as other parties
hostile TO the Federal dministraton-especaiy 70 us
Lecompton policy--had indicated desire TO confer
with u. with view to harmonious action IN the en-
suing contest this Convention stand adjourned to
Tany'own a, noon on Tuesday, the 18th inst, whch
was unanimously agreed to.
AMERICAN COUNTY CoNFTEEScE CoNMIrTFE.-The
Conference Committee Of Twenty-Five, appointed by
the American County Nominating Convention, to con-
fer with similar committee from the Republican Con-
yentiop met last evening a, the Westche,ter House
Boyerv and arranged 20 meet in Joint Committee with
the Repubicau Committee On Wednesday evening at
No. 6ls Broadway.
Thru CoSGnEs>iOsAI pGsTRICr.-Ihe American
Convention for this District, me, at Il O'Clock lat
evening, at the Park House, Hudson street. ana al
srpontipc committee to confer with the Republic sn'
/ adjourned
XXlyrH DisIRIcT-The I.ecompton.tes OF Onon
daga County have nominated Nm. laylo' ioi Co1
rress. Tie Convention passed resolution iaudin-
| the Administration Of james Buchanan III al ~
parts
! O.wroo CorN1r.-N the Republican Convento'
held IN Mexico Oh Thursday .azt, samuel L. Taylor %
/ O.v,co. was nominated for County Clerk l.. Gould
no John Sayle, and Or-on Ames for superintendent
| .fthe Poor: anl II. NJ. stevens for Jesuce OF 81
.o,- In the IIi District. james j. Coii i the IL
,,lr,.p nominee for the Assembly and IL the llll
pcm,p Brc ,kway 7, ,ce.yed the nominaiion
Cur>AxGo Corsri.-Ihe Republican Convention
for Cb,pargo County and for the 1T Assembly d.
,,ic,uet n; Norwich Oct. /. The former nominate
peter Il. Ratlboue Of Greere for Sheriff. Era'tur +
smith Of Cuford for Superintendent Of the Poor BIN
: Sill of Banbrdge ard Wn. H. Day OF Plmout
for Coloners. AMI EIzW IL Pnnd.e q sor"ish 70
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
MARINE AFFAIRS.
COLLISION Al srA.

The packe,-.bip Liverpool from London and I'ie Of
Whit. witch arrived Yesterday. Sept. 3, at 7:3O
u. m. in lat a. 80, long. - 10 during heavy fog
ran tonl Of the fishing schooner Arctic OF Province
town. One man jumped on board the ship. Two
,,bcr. named Frank Joseph, aud John Cohen, IN al
,emtt.ng to get on boarj f,ll overheard. The &c
Lroy wa thrown 10 tlcm and boat sent to her " whch
to,k the remainder Of the crew of Capt Dyer re-
ported his vessel sinking and wished to abandon her
When the weather cleared, the schooner was close
alongside, apparently in good condition. a boat WAS
s.nt ON board again, TO ascertain the pos'onty O.
saving The vessel. FoW feet water was ID Aef' LAC
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
INDIANS SELLING SQTAHS 70 THE
WHITES.
rone.rond- nce d n. Wl.coa.Ia.

Correspond nee u no " l-'OI'ln- , =,
CtDAR CITY ~ miles south % Par0wan
UTAH TLRRlTORT, Aug. 10, 1893. }
p;rars IrJiaus-,iat of selling AMI Juyiug squaws
Al Harmony, some forty miles from Wesh'ngton me
p,ede Abrain. having squaw who .ignitied her wish
to have a Younger husband, marched her before the
mnzze of his rife 10 Cedar, where Ctes were quar-
tered. having come here for the purpose OF buylng
.auaws for the United States troops, sold her 70
them so sire had fair prospect Of having her de-
.ires more than gratited II is understood that agent
g. Hurt is encouraging this trade.
A few iays since a noise OF Cryng was heard IL tie
streets went out and saw an Indian dragging along
his sauaw, while she was bowling bitterly. Upon
asking what the cause, lie replied hots ashInti
sire for another husbaDd and probably she may be
likewise accommodated. There are soldiers enough
here VINO have nothing to do think of 70 furnish al
the dsaiected squaws in the Territory with temporary
husbands
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Congressional NOmirsatiOn-.f Tres

SION, MnHNdN' Vtt' II rVN77'
The American Convention in the WITH District nom
mated \. a. thompson for Congress th's evening
II was somewhat expected that the Convention would
ratiey the nomination of Mr. Com.ns by the Kepuo-
leans but the Americans will not coaesce.
a fire br,ke cut IN South Boston tins evening oe-
st1ayine The large twosory building 300 fee, long
cnpicd by Jas. D. Russell and Jos. :. Paget glassware
manufacturers. LOss a. ,U00 Three four adjacent
buildings were also injured.
fire ON Bunker Gn street. Charlestown, yester-
day afternoon DESTROYED four dwellings, stable and
paint shop. Loss Sl0,0CO OF Which only 500 is in-
kru.d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Vessel Picked Tn nj Sen

-, NF"|VHIIfNs, M0ndhy Oct. I. Isl'
- me steamship Or7aba, from Key West found the
British brig Esperanza drifting about in the Gull, the
captain dead, and all the crew sick with fever. aud
flowed her into Apaachcoa.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Monday Oct. f. 1853
Moh0sae Jouraai Of the ID states that on
tn' -l II. the British brig Espcranza from Vera
q %, .or Liverpool, with mahogany was off Bavport.
Florida, in distress. Two men and sick boy were
living while the captain, mate and residue Of the
crew had died. The steamer Orzaba manned the
EsperaLza and sent her to Apaachcola.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
WAIIACKS THEArER.

Tbs .svorte place bas been thoroughly cleaned ana
painted inside, aud looks Ike rev thea'er' IL VIII
be opened tonight With new bunesqle by broOgn''n
inspired BY the laying Of Tie Ooesn Caoe. see al
vert rtssment This s beautifully pat on the 'thSe a.
the reLeal- a. proved The company 1t vi! be oD'
s.rY.1 !. u hnIiinh strergth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

TuF PHILADELPHIA Navy 1ARD.-t u s-ghI
worth the tIip TO the Navy Iard every evening as the
workmen are dismissed. Tley crowded IL upon
each other in the shops AM wheu c!ock p M az
riyes they pour into the streets, tunuHGou tlons'
II Is estimated that A. least sixteen hundred persons
aye now employed in the Navy Yard, Nobody pre-
tends Il a. they needed there. No one doub, ina
hundreds are engaged ouly for their votes ana iho,I
assistance between now and the lZ,u OF OctoDe!' l.
il eslmated that thousands of donr afe thrown aNay
eyeiy Jay 10 help those il whose name these perso
hTve been put on the psy-IoIs at the NasY ., ie,u
Noting hk. i has ever been seen II thi9 ci.{'
The openness Of the outrage shows how Ten
less Lecomponism has become II ts n"'e,nen.,
and how Indifferent 10 public opinion. a. a.
evidence Of the WAY things are done one oi III. L
compton candidates for Congress called at the .'"'
lsId, II few days ago. and demanded the aPpolnt,.' l
of ninety men 20 pick oakum The reply 0i lhe 'uPr'
ntendert or officer. wa, that they had no 'uo ~
them tina, the yard was Overstocked with d'eIs III ~
nav Of the Government AMI that there wss 90 No, n
The candidate started off aud returned WIN
patch from the Secretary OF the Navy. dfeCuu7 ...
tbe ninety men should De eWploNed' which va =,
What exact service these men are - A. a
render a. the polls remains to be seer -; a. q
moment when the public revenues az HIs.5 5i5
Of and when the whole pecp.e are uvil-l- .7
re,reuclmer. at the hands of tie ToVeIhii'n' ~
the expenditure OF the people ney 'iinP! - ~
again into Congress those gentlemen " no y" ~
TIER r,er unwsrtt ines-. l. Sa'-ins 'l,.,roed nv
elections Ike our nominations. 10 % cou.io-lI cou. -
pubic niurd.rl Ibis - question that c0hrr lo".o
10 every mar Judgment and teeings, IN.
one that will no doubt. be inquired INTO a. ~. -
session cf Congress. Mr. Cooo. SvOie1I W III \
Treasury aud NJ. Toucey u the Navy W -. ,b.,
uion to answer for what l. neither ,ioi. - ~
he PROSTITUTION Of the patronage i"r tno R,
ro.e. N vii doubtless bv rebuked 81 IA, P,'s, Uu'
an eEsmrle - deba,iug should be aIre-'11 80 - '"7
s,erre,t ren edrs of The Law. iPhila Pres oe' .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

BALTIMORE, Monday, oct A. 1853.
TIE train from Philadelphia due here at 3 o'clock
this morning detained till 6 o'clock by running
over horse at Penyvile. The baggage-car was
thrown from the track, and Peter Mc(irk baggage.
master, killed, and another, named Lamar, severely
hurt. None Of the passengers injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
New Church im Newark.

NfWARK, \. j. Monday, Oci !, IS5s
Tie corner stone Of the new cliiioo for the Flrst
hepiit Cyieegmior, n Academy steel near Brjai
vas lad tls afternoon, in the presenoo Of large
l'egu ion
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Marine Disaster.

r BOSTON, Monday oct. !. 1853
The body Of man and vali-e were found on
'ehu'' be"oh TINS morning supposed to belong to a
Quincy sloop. which was wrecked on Yarmouth Bar
on Saturday. The va-e contained paper. belonging TO
VIM Parker Of Rockpo-t. Two persons wc-. seen
on board the vessel when -he struck.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Papcr Mill Burned.

BOsTOr. Monday, Oct. =, lovo'
The extensive paper uil OF Thomas kIce' yr'' at a1
Newton Liver .'.ls was totally destroyed by hre
Yesterday morning The loss is $4,000, aud Is nearly
covered 10y insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Rai;road Accident.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Monday, oC. J, 1919
The cars ON the Menu plis and Charleston hSlnoau
ran of the track near Huntsvie on saturday Sc''
egal pcTsOYs WoIc wounded, but none ia'a"!'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

Sergeant TdnoTei brought down from Boston de.
taehment Of MARINES ior the Paraguay ves-el. on Sat
urday. They Immediately sent on board the Re-
ceivng .bip North Carolina. Purser E.Iridge. lat.
of the United States steam-frigate Niagara has re-
placed Pur-cr John d. Gibson as Inspector Of Pro-
visions and Clothing a; the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
We append correct list OF the vessel, attached TO
the Paraguay feet, with the complement of offcer-,
men and guns On board:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

NAIIFfN, Y. =, Mpnuh!, V'I' y
TIE fishing schooner BoomcT Of Gloucester, Mass
las arrived here. She was struck by Lightning on
Friday; had ioiomast split. and sustained other
damage. One man was killed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

CHARLFsToN. Monday, Oct. 4, ISj8.
The Health Officers report o. deaths from fever
during the week ending Saturday inclusive.
SAVANNAH. Monday, Oct. g. 1853,
The nterments Yesterday numbered ak. OF which
three were from yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

Tu..K,cryIyG-The Governor OF New-h .,lp' rp.ah
b.s anpoin,ed Thu. day, November ., ,o' A. VA.
o;yirr' This .the frst State in which 'n' D''
been designated tbs year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
The Fever NJ tNeyy.Orie3uS

NEW ORLEANS. Monday. Oct. I, 1853.
The deaths nom fever Yesterday weIc 6Si and lOr
'ae week they foot up 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

Dr.. Boynton's experiments attracted an ii' ,r'' r
audience 70 the Cooper Institute lat evening rn
yrea, hall was filed and probably thousand peop'
were turned away unable to gain aimi''on' 1"
lecture is 70 be repeated ncV Saturday morning ""'
afternoon. for the school children.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
G.ic< lion in Halifax.

HALuAN, y. >, Monday, Oct. 1, ISIS.
Ii nry Pryor as been reelected Mayor of tuis city,
without opptsitl"n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

SAYlNNNH, M0riay, UOt. I, lSJS.
Ibc,c were no dcaths from icyc, today.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIhN ASSOCIA-
TION.

The fourth anniversary of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Of jersey City took took place last
evening at the Waynestreet Reformed Dutch Church,
ut which large audience was present. ,
The services were commenced by singing Dy tue
choir reading Of Scriptures by the Rev MI 'hhhi-
DIR and prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Irsisos.
The President, WAsHISGroN HAsBk"UCK, rcen
renor, Of the doings of the Association during the
net wear The library which bad been established
r ,fe use Of the members had so far proved almost
q failure and only some two or three young men had
hen regular visitors there and he attributed the lack
Of interest to prevailing taste O young uen Tor hght
literature. The Sabbath SehOol, under the auspices
Of the Association il In hattcring condition, and Is
constantly receiving acce-siOns. Much good has also
been accomplished al the meetings under the toni
which was first pitched the 1th Of August iDr the
benefit Of the poor aud destitute. Since thht 'ihe.
meetings have been held every night, the number OF
sermons preached by minister. 81 'sI,"or ue.on'hn nm
tions /. 80. prayer meetings held ~ a, the ias'
uonthly meeting Of the Association II WAS decided 10
do nysv yith fhe Boa.3 Of Mauagers, and The bIsi-
ncs. hereafter is 70 be brought directly before the
Fpom the Treasurer report it appears that the
,slni an ouut Of money expended Tor fhe year Just
rn.d - s5O7 % Balance On tard, So -.
sii.es were delivered by Geo. H. Stuart. Presl-
a.. - The yourg Men's Christian As.ocietionof PHI
oaI,b;o The Rev. J. Thomson, the Rev. +. sfryker,
a'p p,oue 20 the opening q The meeting, tho follow
80, fcers were elected for the ensuing year;
p,er4snf ................ Ha,ssoveK'
AT J. :
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

Justice of Sessions TIE Assembly Convection nom
hated Hiram Briggs Of Sherburne.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

-, p..r-o.,t,y BEKT.--Ne1ton r Jones'
go rAT'' p.,,o.t.r ar Arns. Union County we,
brought before United States Conmi'oneT = SGs0eag
at srrne6ed d. Oh TUESDAY last. on ehsr1S S % MI
committed extensive dsi redetiol- u"H ~. ~ P.;.,o
wa, eNhib.i IN evidence before The fo r..
as, ii wheh .hoEei hei money ana ,aao, ~. ,,oc =,
S"r.d.rabe amount Lai been a'sira Iso ..I
IL lcsa h of $1,000 bel. Joaes Ws' o'--H''7' - !A
~ ava. LA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

boat returned without seeing an thing Of the lie buoy
or the two men.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

TIE Norfolk Argus says the schooner Willow OF
Cranberry Isles Me-, WIN. G. Bunker, Captain, was
brought to Norfolk on Wednesday night, having been
seized for violation of the Slave Inspector law IN
August last in having gUne to sea IN the night when
r1ittirg 10 a search. The Willow was on voyage
nom New-York TO Baltimore. Will cargooi salt fish,
the captain has agreed pay the fine 500 thus re-
leasing his vessel without oontestng the matter III Tie
Courts.
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92r8. 1863 g. III. Central SlUenue,

Baltimore, Ntb.,
tGtt fortn6brenb p~GrrGthie Dprter. Gle unb Giber. eberip
gpntDn : Sr5mn . Stout. bic bcften Sprten, earanttrt ais In
5iaf4en tmpOrtirt. @ineratwaGtr in alien Aualitdten, fret
tdmea, @eneraters@G laf Aen,I a iGtren NIT ben nenefen 9er'
6e1erunsen: &inerifanif&e &rDnen-StOut nnb tttD Nie in
8laiden. &tte unb neut Jlafder werren aefauft unb Ser~
tauft. &Qeinteer G8ent. IN Baltimore fur SmttbS 9tilabel>
p6te Nle. - Itte midi 8ufrtesenaelenten @ssenfdnbs rerten
urudeenpmmen unb b1s 6ele pteber erftdttet. @pnbttpren
snnen ale Mrten oonS nrpn in ttre apntanen aefilt erba!te
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Wtonufoctc,en.

SO ria6eIsen geebrtsn DubltfumEbiee raeben.
4aaAss~ @salets; oaf i'd eine sroBe Nusmebi meinaGts
MoaTet. aneeFerit8t babe: Stan NaffnatttG anbo. 9ud,r.si.
snren nn6 BruGte, fetne uno DrStndre sIairte 8 Dss, ode 5Sr.
ten @aretgan, ,sprineslts @&aua-G Onfsst u (. n. ssrsi.
lunesn auf Sud,en, 1rrten Mnb @ts.&redm wetben GGneu an
gefcrt tet uub befpret. 0sr fhieeene Mrttfei ,um Qus(bmlfr
fir GbrtRbSante statsf .sant @ertauf in UbOlefa!t unl Ms.ei
BET IA ..FA@ ep rse 0te{fm1nn,
NprtG- &c. III N~rrttnAe. E>S5.
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uber Cumberland unr Wbeelin9
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est. &oui8,
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