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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
HOtel Sale---Notica.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of Certain deed
OF trust, executed Tor and ON the part of the BrOwnville
Hotel Company OF Brownyilie Nemaha county, Nebras-
kaTerritory, by Robert W. Furnas, James W. CoIeman,
Homer Johnson, Richard Brown and Alexander Hallam,
as officers ana directors Of said Company, datedt the fifth
day of November a. D. 1851, ard recorded on pages
three hundred aud e~ghty-siX aud three hundred and
eighty-sevenO of Deed Book - " ofNenaha county afore-
said, John Mcpherson, the trustee named in said deed.
viii, on the thirteenth day ofDecemher A d ISIS, be-
tween the hours Of nine O'Clock A II and four O'clock
P Nj, from the door OF the Hotel buildiag now standing
on the grounds hereinafter described, sell at public sale
to the highest bidder for CASH hand the following de-
scribed real estate. situate and being in the city Of
Brownyille in said Nemaha county, To wit: lots number
six, seven, eight, nine, ten and eleyen, in block number
three Of the original plat OK said city, together with the
brick hotel building, and all other buildings, tenemeuts
improvements and appUrtenances 10 said Lots belonging
or pertaining. Said sale 70 be made TO meet and pay
certain bills or notes issued and put in circulation bv
said company which have now fully matured and remain
unpaid, and said biilsor notes being those referred 70
in said deed Of trust as bearing even date Herewith.
AoEll5 1888 JOHN MCPHERSON, Trustee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
N ADS.


Legal Notice
William FERGUSON and Nemaha County district
x. a. Ferguson Coprtof tie Second suaiciai
vs. klistrict Nebraska feIntoy.
Thos. P.Haywaod Ito November Term AD US
To ThOs.P !. Haywood, the above named defendant.
This IS to notify you that whereas 4 writ Of sum
mons has issued against you -frOm the Nemaha
county disrieteourt Of the Second Judicial district
Nebraska Territory on t. wit the the l9thday Of De-.
t0ber, a D 1853, returnable to the November Term
IF said Court, to be held in the city Of Brownvilot
in said Nemaha comfy on..the sixteenth DAY ofNT
ember A d 1855, summonsirg you to answer on or be-
fore the second day of said term the petition Of the
above named plaintiffs William Ferguson aIdR. a..
Ferguson. to be on file in the Office Of the clerk Of
the said Nenaha county district court en- or before
the fgst day Of November A d 1858, wherein The said !,
plaintiffs claim Of you the sum Of two hundFed and
ten dollars and eighty cents with interest OF. the
sans at the rate of ten per cent per annum from tho.
jthday Of June p 1883 upon u certain PrQnissOry
note made by you unto them on t1 wit che day and
year last aforesaid forthe sum Of two hundred and
ten dollars and eighty cents, payablOsiXty days AT
ter date with interest on the same at the rate Of ten
per cent per annu@, il being gwen for yqlue received.
And whereas the said summons has been returned
by the sheriff Of the said county not found as tOy0u
the said ThOs. ?. Haywood.
Now therefore. you are hereby notified that unless
you appear at the next November term Of the said
Neniaha county district court to be held as aforesaidSa
AMI answe. on or before the second day If the said Z
term the said petition of the plaintiffs, that then
judgment will be rendered against you on the said
petition per default and the plaintiffs recover Of
YOU the sum demanded in the said petition.
U.C. JOHNSON, Atty for PTGs. 2.
Il is hereby ordered that the above notice be pub !.
hshed in the Nebraska Advertiser for four s~ueeessiy0
A.. W. PENTIAND, CLERK.
By CHAS; G. DORSEY, deputy.
ANefunnr ZISF.' 1N milf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
New School Law.

= To-day we COM
nee the publication of "An act pro-
iag tor the better regulation of schools
Neoraska" As this law is quite
Ig'nyt will require at least three mum.
\ our paper in which to complete
publication. 1t viii be found on the
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09

- The Nebraska Advertiser nAVinE
.much the largest circulation OF any pape Ii
- Territory, Wholesale Mercnants IA ot'
Tmis. 81. Joseph, Cincinnati and other EASY
ii mrrkets where Nebraska merchants pur-
.s,ss. viii find no better advertising medium
tbs Western country.3
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
ION the Boards Again.

we notice that
our old friend E. E. Parker has resumed
the use of the "shears and needle" He
may be found at the old Post Office stand,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09

The prize money to be paid to the mil
itary serving in India is enormous, Lord
Clyde's share is said to be about half a
million of dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
The Bank Note Register.
AID
Cunterfeit Detector.

Published by EDWARD L. LEE,
No. Eleren, Exchange Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
WEEKLY, SEMI-MONTHLY AND MONTHLY.
Terms to Mail Subscrlbers-Payable in Advance.
For the WEEKLY 90 90 nor apnum.
For the SEMI-M0NTHLY 10
For the MONTHLY rs -
To Postmasters or others who will aid the circulation
OF the Register by the forming CT clubs, we will send
as follows:
copies Of the Weekly, one year $500
Semi,MOnthly, " 800
Advertisements occupying eight lines space or less,
$500 per month. Cards Of greater length on liberal
terms. The Register is circulated among 81 classes Of
business men, including Banks, Bankers and Merchants
throughout the United States and Canadss, and thus
offers superior Inducements as a medium for adyertis-
ing.
at our counter.
Address EDWARD L. LEE,
No. II. Exchange St. Bufalo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
Land Warrants.

FOR Cash and ON Time
We are prepared to loan Land Warrants Of ar sfzesto
settlers on such time as they may desire-loRg or short
at the usual rates.
A constant supply Of Warrants viii be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can DC bought elsewhere in
town.
Buy Of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold by US will be guaranteed 10 be
genuine in every respect and viii be exchanged If de-
f~ective.
Being permanently located in BrOwnville. we can al
ways be found at the old stand a few doors cast of tie
Brownyille House.
LUSuBACGH CARSON,
Bankers, and Dealers in Land Warrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09

,srasi8ent in this Territory, coming from various
1900 t,e states, often Suggested US the names OF
- their old neighborhO0ds, who would oOuOtiess
.-Ss-ribers IN they could see a copy Of the "Ad-
% We aIu-avs send a specimen copy, and persons
vii consider IL a solicitation tobecone resu-
- sutscrber.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
VOLUME FIFTY-ONE,
GRAHAM'S Illustrated MAGAZINE

Edited by Charles G. Leland, Esq.
A monthly periodical which aims to entertain instruct
and amuse both Ladies and Gentlemen,
copy one year, So 8 copies, one year, $40
2 copies 80 IL 20
Those getting up clubs Of scopes or more, will receive
an extra copy.
Graham's illustrated Magazine will he supplied to
subscribers punctually, and at; as early a day as any
other Magazine published.
Address, WATSON < co.
South Third Street, Philadelphia.
EXTRA oTICE-Subscriber sending three dollars
for one years subscription TO GTaham's Magazine, will
receive a copy Of Graham's Ladies' Paper for one year
without charge,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
GALLAGHER 3 GILBTRT. -HFOPnesors Of the Real

r.,LAcHER g. GILBFRT, PropueIors Of the Real
- Vews letter, Masonic Temple, Chicago, III.
N PaRvIE. General Advertising Agent, In rear Of
-YgrE, Ladiesis and children's Shoe Store, 80 West
~ street, Cincinnati.
rtsscHER, OWES CO, No S6 and 34S, BrOaoWay'
"s,.nEfw WILD, American Canadian and European
-s-r.ing and subscription odce, N0l53 Nassau street
Ne, ~1rppERIDoE, Northwest corner Of Olive and
- rreets, saint Louis.
i c-pfVEN.6s Dearborn street, Chicago,
--rfTorized Agents ~ solicit subscriptions and adj
-ec-eBts for tbe Advertiser, and receive and receipt
Fl msuies thercfgT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
The Atlantic Monthly.

TERMs-Three dollars per annum, or Twenty five
cents a number. Upon the receipt Of the subscription
price, the publishers will mail the Atlantic Monthly to
any part of the United States, prepaid. Subscriptions
may commence with any number.
For Ten dollars the publishers will send five copies
Of the Atlantic FOR one year, the subscribers to pay their
own postage.
Clergymen, teachers, and P0stmasters will receive
the periodical for s., ayear.
Booksellers Will obtain the terms by the hundred on
application to the publishers,
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & CO,
10, Winter street, Boston.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
GEORGE EDWARDS,

All FL EFT CT
OFFICE-MGin 81, East Of Kinney q HoHy's ONCE,
Nebraska City, N. 7, ..
Persons who contemplate building can be furnished
with Designs, Plans, Specifications, &c, for buildings OF
any class or variety of style. and the erection OF the
same superintended if desired. Prompt attention paid
to business from a distance. 5Itt
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
STRAY CATTLE.

Strayed from Brownville, on or about the first OF Au-
gust. two three year old cattle; one a heifer; points OF
horns of, color bright white, and red brindle-spotIeo
The other a white light red spotted steer. large hoIns,
rather staggish. A representation Of a dart IN Wblle
hair on his nose. The subscriber will literally reward
any one who Will return th9 animals or give hiorma-
ton that will lead to their discovery.
Sept. 9. II. Jas. fEhUO0NN'
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09

All persons are hereby notified that viii take the
necessary steps 20 the re-opening Of the contested case
OF James Ferguson, for the purpose Of more fully in
vestigating his right to enter the south west quarter
ia )of south west quarter (II4) and lot number four 81
Of section eighteen Qs) in township FIVE () range six
teen Q6) east, thereby warn all persons not to pur-
chase, trade for, or in any way to negotiate for any por-
tion Of the above described property.
Nay q, '66 y2n46tf AUGUSTUS KOUNTZE
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
PhrenOdOgfCaI Journal.

Devoted to all Progressive measures for the Eleva-
tion and improvement Of mankind. Amply illustrated
win Portraits and other engravings. One dollar a
For three dollars in advance, a copy Of these three
desired.
Address, FOWLER & WELLS,
as Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
OUR ILLUSTRATED -
FAMILY JOURNALS.
Life illustrated.

Island Ref0rmer.
A first class Pictorial Family Newspaper, which ought
tobe read by every family in the land. Weekly, attwo
dollars q year, or or one dollar for half a year.
FOWLER & J.
359, Broadway. New Yoak,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
BROWNEIELETAD
An Ordinance.

AL VI O4AC41lOOs
Be IL Ork6ffed b. the Gig COHheil Of ne City Of
BrObCRriHe. that the ordinance passedby the Counsel Of
the city Of Br0Wnvil1e on the second day OF November
A d 1858, relating to the leasing Of lots belonging o NE
city on the levee, be and the same is hereby repealed
Ind De IL further ordGiRed, That any person whoi11ay
desire to lease either Of the lots belonging to the city Il
BrownvilIe situated in the Ievee addition Of the said
city. mas. lease the same for the term Of three years,
upon condition that f6r.0ach Of said LOTS yearly rent o.
ten dollars be paid To theauthorities Of said cityj PFOrl-
ded, That the lessee or lessees of each Of said lots shall
be and they are hereby required TO erect on the same a
building, not less in size than Aby40 feet Presided
further, That The city reserves the right in all cases 70
sell at any time auyo or all Of the Tot or lots so leased,
upon a notice of sixtydays being given 10 the lessee or
lesSeess wis shalt be entitled to p purchase ue lois res,
pectively occupied BY said lessees, at such prize as
equally eligiblelo lots may bring exclusive Of the hnpro-
vementS on the same.
The Mayor Of the getty Of BrOwnville Is hereby requir-
ed to draw up and execute for the city any contract,
lease or agreement relative 10 the leasing Of said lots as
aforesaid.
Attest BUTHER Mayor.
GHARLES G.. DORSEY, Recorder q
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
Water euro Journal.

Devoted to Hydropathy, its Philosophy and Practice /;
to Physiology and Anatomy, with numerous dIfnstra-
tions, and those laws which govern Life aud Health.
One dollar q wear. "
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09

Z, DeuScr mas remover ms I'm ShOpTOm front street.
to Main street, nearly opposite the new Hotel, where he
has opened up the largest stock of ware in his line % be
found in the upper country. He solicits a continuance
Of patronage. June 10, '55.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
Claim Notice.

To John Hoyt, sam. R. stumbo and all others whomit
may concern You are hereby notified that l will ap
pear at the Land Once in BrOwnville, on Friday the IIIh
day Of December, 1858, to prove up my rightto the 5. w.
quarter Of section no. IL, Township no. l, north OF
range Is east.
Dec. 9, 1855. E. S. DCND1-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
Why is the Demand 50 Great for
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE

Because it will, in all cases, safely and efectually
that much dreaded scourge of the West-ehills, fe-
yer and ague-withOnt fall, and in cases will counterfeit
the poison of Malaria, OF which fact thousands do teSti-
~; and, unlike all other nOstrums, it IS only recon-
mended for one class of diseases, and as a tonic it is
We will offer afew evidences ofits worth
by men of influence and high standing.
Princeton, H., Sept. 20, 1857
DIR. MANN-DcGrS Sir: For several years pastI have
used your Ague Balsam in my daily practice, and have
closely observed its effects in hundreds of cases, and in
no case has it failed to produce the most happy effect
I can most cheerfully recommend it as a certain specific
for chiIls, fever and ague, and malerious diseases:
IL. AUSTIN, NJ. D.
Marshall, Mich, Feb II, 1857.
DIR. MANN & Co Il have sold a large amount of your
Ague Balsam in this vicinity, and from my personal
OF it, 1 believe it the best remedy for chills,
fever and ague that has ever been sold in our State.
A HYDE.
Ashta5ula, o, Jan L, 1855.
Messrs S & MANN & In canvassing the
States of Ohio and Michigan for the sale of the different
remedies O. which we have control, our attention has
been called to observe the great name that your ague
balsam has gained for itself in every place where sold.
1t really seems to be the peoples olTn remedy, and its
sales more rapid than all others. 1t is detained to SUI
percede all other ague remediesin the market.
A * S HENDRY.
Nev York, Feb %, 1858.
Messrs MANN s Co-GeRtS 1 have at our house in
st. Louis sold your ague balsam some three years, and
have carefully Observedit its effects in curing, aud must
IN all candor say, l do not believe its equal exists lnall
the world Of medicines. To mypersonal knowledge it
has cured permanently every time, and have known it
used after all other medicines had been tried in vain,
with the most happy results. Andwhat is more remark
GbieIhave never known aease but what remained cured
for at least that season. 1 have no hesitation in recon-
menSing II as a perfect triumph over chills and fever.
PROF. o ] WOOD.
SIX. MANN&CO., P~roprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists.
o. J. WOOD Co., of St. Louis, Mo.
wholesale agentsfor the Western Sits.
Sold by ]. H. MAUN & CO., Druggists,
Drnnnrilln NnhrasEn
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
J. D n. THOMPSON,
Attorney at Law,

Has resumed his professional business, and viii prac-
ticei in all the Courts Of Nebraska, and the Courts in
AtchinsOn county, No. .4s'
O1ce one door west of. 7. Whyte's Store, BroWavills
Nebraska.
BfowhviIie, April -, 1853. ma ~ 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-09
In NomahacOunty, improved property for sale or rel

Also,
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Ote Serto9uug beS Saues Der
SN0ctTcsSaDu.

@enige Gage nad Dem 2ebe be8 9rCBen
StaaiSmanne8, BET leiue belten Srafte Dem Pro.
iette Der Yacificbabn 9eWlpmet bat, beldlOB be-
tanutli6 Der Genat, bic gauge Nn9ele9enbeit
Bis gum Oe3ember b. s. gu peri4,eben. Der
Nutra9 oin9 BON eiHerl Sutiu1lt8 De8 pr0iioells
ten, benz @r.Q8bi8 uup jeei8en 8pd8pelnpfraten
9 en- Il m n bon Souttlna, aus. .Gndlllan
bate lid aus benz @an9e Der Debate iiber5eu8t,
ooB fetu Ylan elmer lipll4lten 0foute Our9
bic 8aten bon NOrpwet>Ger uno Aeu>Wte.
rico feline @9anceu babe; Gem utdt nur Die
Hertreter res 9teroens, Ionoern AUDI Die pcn
Millpuri unp Genneilee hatten ltA flr cine
mittlere Npute ertlGrt. Natirlid raGte
8uGauan IN Ieincm @tseniinne nid,t paran, auF
leiuen be llcleu Bl1n gu @anlteIl cues rernun1>
tiSen unp 9eredten 81 per6latell Ell padte alQ
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rer YrGlioentenpabl nah @altfcrnien 9el9rle>
ben unp mprin er bod uno belll9 9elpbt butte,
%Ieiucn 9an5en @inflnB fur ben IUIeunl8en Sau
elmer III lbrer Anla9e Dem 8 en- Ganoe 81
cute fCnlmenceu Yucific6agn aul5ubIeten. ulSout
Jbrb bic Sabn Mot purG bic @nGpen bon 9{crp.
nett 9eraS unp 0iell> Oferico bauen, 10 lout
Sbr gar feline bauen! {" Oa5 mar Die BarCle
GET OuQuli : 0euletIuleH ! SlH0ethtt UlS
Sperpn rrn @epr9ien uno 5 . y II on
pcu Nrtaula8 lpraGen pleS gang plTen aus.
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le9enbeit unmS9liA 9~etpelen, rpear it4 nt9t audi
.~eln3elne nSrpli1e Sen1trren fur oteIelbe
emit 9ieDen bitten. Sbre @5runpe paren aber
uaturltG gang anOerer Irt! 90 dubette Btl.
N pcn Wta1a9ulett8: penu man leet ihOn
auf cine SeialuBaabme Orinse, 10 rperoe eS Dem
SuOen 9%elIn9en, weui9ltenS %eln3elne Detail.
Seltlrunun9en leine5 rerDerbtiAen YlaneS
our45uleeen. Au4 mtrpen liA jeet, unuit-
telbar nat Der SriliS, mpbl feine aapltalilten gu
benz 9rpBarti8en unternebulen bereit ~ftnpen bic
ppn Der 9teBterun9 an9ebptene untertubuno
(25 Wt1iOneu) iei 0war cine lebr ltattlide
Sunme, mi:rpe aber bod foum Den leA6ten
Ibetl Der Seoten peder uno fei be8bolb fein bin
lIuelides Anlpdun98mittel fir Sapitalilten
ue6erpies beftnpe lib Die 8unpe0falle III etneu
!3ultanDe duBerlter @rlG0pfuns. aud Jet bic
6rase iber Die 9tentabllltlt perga9n nod feineS.
wess eelOst; man tSnue lid nod felnen tlaref
Be8.ili uaUOn MAIDEN, OBJ Die Ba1n blnlau8llds
3inien obwerfe, Ob Dem Jiilico Der @eninn eat
lprede. Wtuu lo0e bic 3eit BIG gum Oe5em6et
our dung oieler 6raSen benieen.
Das linO auerpiues @rinpe, Die li9 b0rer
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~loIenl Sn lehx bereoter WeiIe ntat|te bage8en
Opu9la8 eeltenc, buB pdbreno Der leeteli
YrGliDentenpabl 6eioe srDBe Yarteieu, Demo-
fraten unc 0lepu6lif1ner, Dem Volte Den Idleus
ni9en 0au Der Yacificbabn rerlprohen bdtten
er appeulrte an cen patrlctlSn1nS Der Sflapen'
batter, 5eiste tbnen, boB Der Jtoroen nteinalS in
ben gau Der lliplt9lten Ncute wtlll9en toane,
BAH aber Der Ntorpen bereit iei, auf bic norb.
li6ite 0lcute gu per5tdten uno Die rnlttlere gu
wd1len, - bic ein3i9e, iiber welde 9tcroen unD
Sapen ii9 iemalS perltdnDi9en %t6nuten er
I6ilperte in 6bnlider Welie mie Separb,
oeleu MI '1terbalte 9tebe mir bereit8 friiber err
mdbnt BADEN, bic 0totbmenbi9felt unO Niislid.
felt elmer Bacific6abn CT beutete an, baB tpenn
man ieet Das Yrplett faQen lalie, eS WIeOer BET
Der ndNlten @rdlipeutennabl cine beoeutenoe
0toue lpieleu weroe; er Denies, caB Die Soften
BET 8abu bod 70 merI9Win6lid nidt leteu,
nidt eiumal 70 9roB al8 Die pe8 Otcrrnonenfrie=
seS uuo iepenIall8 nett 9%ertn9er, ais ne zines
&rieee8 nit elmer a18pdrttgeu Wtadt, benz man
ia i'm Jtctbf lle audi ntdt aus DEM Ae9e 9ebe.
@tni9en nGroli9en Seuatoren (GbOmlru bon
0tep Serlep, Start uno Sale bon 9tew Salnp-
fibre, GoQamer bon Sermout, Dirou rcn @On=
%necttcut, 6ellenben bon Wtaine. gSare pom Obio
unO natirlid WiliOn lelbiD leudteten jeoo4 Die
@rRnoe 0ilion'S mebr Elm, ais Die ron Dpus
sla8 uno Sema.b unO 70 fam e8, oaB Der 8en.
lamin'lAe Aatrag auf NerIAtebun8 Der San6en
Ansele9enbeit Bis gum De3br. nit 25 8e8en %
Stimnen anBencmmen murDe.
4u8 ben Don G4ilIon ent1pifelten @rjinoen
f0nnte man liA BEL Dtelem 0lel Hltate berubi8en,
penn ni4t y efabr m 8er5u8e wdre.
Diele @ef~br, 70 prIn8enp lie tit, wulpe IN Der
Senat8oebatte gang iiberleben! IS 1T bic @e=
fabr elmer en9lti DEN @pneurren3,
auf bic mir idou friber bInwielen. Die en8It.
i4e 0le8ierun8 8e9t erni tlid nit Der 4oltAt nm,
cine 8abn Don ben @anapa8 ben so. SreItesrao
eutlan9 naA 8anccuUerS SalanO gu baueH. 81
1T tereit8 cine Grpepitipn bon 5n9enteuren uno
anDern 6admannern mad SancOurerS SSlano
b%eltinllnt, unl DON b1 aus Die Slnle mad ben
@anaDas gu recO9noaciren. 9Sirce plele 9lnie
Iraber 3ur SusIibrun9 f%pmnler, al8 Die Pocts
ficbabu Der Ser Staaten, 10 mitroe lth Der
transport Der Maaren, :pelae funftt9 ben We9
na9 Sltalien purd Anterita nebulen werpen,
Der englilaen Yacificbabn 3uweuDen ulD Die
Ser. Staaten batten pa8 Na6ieben.
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SeDc N0eDrisDten
Dos Gefamsnt OrItnt's.

v@efangniB BON 2a 0~lcquette Ooer Depot Der
9erurtbeilten. Parjs, 10. Otdr3 1858. Nabe
am Gnoe metuer Gage l4retbe i4 ei9eubdnbi9
Nncrpnun5er, wel9e, wte tA min,
9enau ou8Beflbrt merDen unD Die Strait elner
Trei,piai9en, uuatbdn9i9en 9Ifte babeu louen.
y SA min, DAB 9err @nrico @ernu84i aus
Watlaup (StaIienl, in 8artS mObueur, upter
W}itlpirtun9 pes Qerrn p. QaIale, Dtreftcrs
BON ga 0lrquette, menn feline Sunfticnen tbnl
oie8 9eitatten, mein 0elo erbeb<, pelAes i'm
Augentlid meiner 8erbaftun9 nit 8eI4la9 be-
lest murpe, 70 ME bic i6rl8en pprblnpeuen @es
genltdnbe, unp tet Dem Serrn General Brptu,
rator beS SeiuesD epartemeut8 oepOnirt 1T, nit
Nt8us Der &rheu mejne8 Brr5eiIeS.
y SD miu, Dap er iber DaS nad N65u9 obi.
ger Soften nod perbleibenpe @elD perfuse, mie
fOl9t: Al st wirp cine 9rlDene llbr mo eiae
~BolOene Settle, I'M Wertbe BON uInpeltenS SOC
6rc8. %taufen, unl lte Serrn SuleS SABRE, mei-
mem Ampalte, gum Anpeuten gu seben. Nui
bic llbr fol er fol9enpe Worte 9rartren lalIen
''felice Ors nj a Mr.. Jules Eavre, souye-
MR." b. SD mi1, Dap meius 2eide III etHen
Sars BON sepSbuliGem Scl5 9ele9t nno mad
2cnopn (Gnslaup) 9eldidt werpe neil l4 auI
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