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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

1t is thought that the contest for the nomi-
nation Of the Democratic Convention, for Gov
ernor, will be between Mr.. Letcher and Mr..
Faulkner. The Richmond Wing says that
the friends of the latter gentleman are active
in different parts Of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

A correspondent, writing from the United
States practice.ship Preble, off Annapolis,
Md, under date of 9Th inst. states that the
Preble will probably leave about the Goth
inst, for the coast Of France, but what port
she is destined to is not known as get.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

Gov. Cummings in his despatch to the Pre-
sident gives graphic and interesting account
of the EXODUS of the MoRMoNs. lie was re-
ceiYed as the Governor OF the Territory, and
professions of obedience to the Constitution
and Laws made by the leaders and the PEG.
pie. His address was listened to respectfully
but afterwards the speeches of the leaders
created feeling and excitement. Eventually,
however, the efforts of Brigham Young were
successful in calming the tumult and restor-
ing order before the adjournment of the
meeting. More than ooe speaker has since
expressed his regret at having been betrayed
into incompetence of language.
The people including, the inhabitants Of
this city, are removing from every settle
me Mt in the northern part of the Territory.
The roads are every where filled with wagons
loaded with provisions and household furni-
tore, the women and children often without
shoes or hats, driving their focks they know
not where. They seem not only resigned.
but cheerful. 1t is tic a0iN Of the Lord
and they rejoice to exchange the comforts of
home for the trials of the wilderness. Their
ultimate destination is not definitely fixed
upon. Going south seems sufficiently def
mite for most Of them, but many believe that
their ultimate destination is Sonora.
Young Kimball. and most of the inAuen-
tial men have lett their commodious man
sions without apparent regret, to lengthen
the long train OF wanderers. The masses
everywhere announce that the torch will be
applied to every house, iudiscriminately,
throughout the country, 50 soon as the troops
attempt to cross the mountains"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

Strawberries, cherries and green peas, are
reported as great drugs in the Baltimore mar.
ket, there being more for sale than ever be-.
fore offered at this season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

The New York Evening Post will have it
that the federal government seems to be has
teDing to bankruptcy. One year ago, there
was surplus of more than $l7D00,000 in
the treasury; it is now susceptible. of demon
strstion that before another fiscal year has
elapsed, We shall have national debt Of over
sec, OOO, 900, and by the close Of Mr.. Buch.
snan's administration. debt. iu oil proba.
bility exceeding SlG0, 600, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

The Front Royal Gazette says 1--WE
learn that Mr.. Massie will contest the cleo
ton of Mr.. Peytop, as Clerk of Rappahan.
mock County"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

The House of Representatives, on Friday,
disposed of the contested election case Of
Messrs. Harris and Whyte, of Baltimore, for
the present session. The vote was first taken
on the proposition to proceed with the con.
sideration of the report of the Committee,
which was negatved by vote of yeas 81,
nays 81. Another effort was made to take it
up, when, on motion Of Mr. Davis, OF To-
diana, the consideration of the subject was
postponed to the second Tuesday in Deem
ber--ayes %. nays 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

Full details of the recent aggressions on
American shipping, by British cruisers in the
Gulf, had reached Eugland, but they had not
been commented upon by the British press
One Journal prefaces the news with the re-
mark that "the exertions of the British cruz
sers to suppress the trade in negro slavery
had given rise to some angry feelings on the
part Of the American press" and another
announces that "the ticklish question" res
pec,iog the overhauiing of American vessels
by British cruisers, was before the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14
Charges against MIR. Hnskin, OF n. Y.

Charges against MIR. Hnskin, OF N. Y.
"Deyeopments in the matter of the Viii.
tett's Point inYestiga CATION, show curious state
of things. The chairman Of the committee,
who was the most active member in endeav-
oring to criminate the Secretary Of War and
others, low stands at the bar instead of with
in it. At the last hour of meeting yesterday
il was shown that the chairman instructed
the clerk to write an anonymous letter 10 the
chairman Of the Senate committee, Dir. Clay,
making charges against Mr.. Scbei', as man
unfit for the appointment of collector Of New
York. ibis anonymous letter was mailed
from New York. Subsequent to this Mr.. Has
kin wrote letter, rs chairman OF the commit
tee, following up the charges making extracts
from the evidence, and striking out state.
menls which were very material. ltwas also
shown that both the anonymous letter and
that signed by MIR. Haskin as Chairman Of
the Committee were in the same handwriting;
and the clerk swore that both were dictated
by Mr. Haskin. Ii was further shown that
in an ion portant affidavit, the date was altered
By Mr.. Haskn from 1856 to 1857, the object
of the alteration being to prove that the prop
erty was offered 10 1857 for given price,
whereas the offer was made in 1856 |. was
also proven that after the manuscript had
been examined by the committee, Mr.. Has
kin went to the printing ONCE and altered
the proof, and instructed the foreman not to
allow copy to be given out to any one not
even to members of the committee. This Is
upquestionable authority for saying that the
statement made in the Tribune OF today
that Mr. Haskin had been exonerated by the
is not true Rash. Corr. 81 ". !
T. Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14
To do aught good will never5e Our taSS.
But ever 10 do III our sole delight
ALEXANDRIA, June ~. lS5

To Hos. WV SMTH-Sm observed n q,
Globe OF the Sd astant, a debate IN wncn yo-
and others participated; and that Nj Mon- "
Illinois, after adyertIng 10 your pOIIucd. pos
ton, said
LET me add that have, also, been n'o'me.
by distinguished democrat OF the gentleman
District that young man VINO Is N tle 'L'''"
House at Alexandra, and whom toe memO'
tried 10 have removed from office, flied III ~
Treasury department, certain csargeso Vi s'a''
political character against him, and 'ae mem
Der agreed, If ne would withdraw them, tai L'
would withdraw bis demand tor ms rrn0'".
He was glad 10 play quits" vita Tim. SnOS
nothing OF my own knowledge OF the un'h
this matter: but the member can have TIE nam
of my informant If he desires II. He Nj. hh-
HIM responsible Tor what ne says"
As am, doubtless, the young man re'efi'.
to in the above extract, deem it but Just'o y''
and to myself, 10 dIsclaim 1t wholly, and 'oa
sure you that the reference 70 me IS "I'hcu. d.
thority OF mine directly or indirectly gEeh
When you asked for my removal upon poII'-.
charges preferred by you, was called upoa
respond 10 them, which did This reSpoH''
subsequently withdrew, but not at your ln''aD.
or intlnatIon, or at that OF aoy OF your ih''',
as far as know or belieye-NOr did kno"
any purposed reference TO our personal OF loo"
difficulties By Mr. Morris, or by any one w.
most assuredIy had been consulted ! 'h'-.-
have refused 10 permit, as Tar as was core.
ed, any reference 10 our past relations. ''1
very respectfully, your Sbedient servant
JOHN +. JOHNSlOH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

The joint worm and fly are doing damage
in Stafford county. In Essex county, there
sss some "tal osts." --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14
WInchekIcr Items.

The minute ordered by the June County
Court, in relation to free persons of color,
was to the effect, that, "as matter of gel.
eral policy, this Court is opposed to grant,
ing free persons Of color the right to remain
in the county, contrary to law, because they
believe it would prove prejudlclal to the com
mon veal" This leaves room enough for a
discrimination in favor of the honest and In
dustrous portion Of that class.
The DR.. Gihon who acted so cOnspicuously
disreputable q part in the Kansas affair,
which resulted in the death of our chivalrie
Young townsman, VIM. L. Sherrard, has pub
lished in partial reference to 1t Dendacious
book, which our esteemed Mayor, Joseph III.
Sherrard, father Of the deceased, character
ICES in correct terms. Gihon will not dare
to face an exposure in court of justice.
A few weeks ago, writer from lama
county, Iowa, stated that wheat is worth
thirty cents bushel in trade; in cash moth
ing" for the reason that there is no cash"
Notwithstanding facts Of this character,
nothing is more common than to hear pros
porous farmers in this Valley talking about
selling OUT and moving West. They will be
wisest no stay whsre they ars-
The northwestern portion of this county
has been visited during the past week with
exceedingly heavy rains. There has been
here an average of rain 10 at least five days
of every week since the LIST of May.
A postofice has been established at Acorn
Hill, in this county, VIM. Brown, postmaster
1t is above Gainesborough, on the route be-
tween Winchester and Paw Paw, and sup
plies mail facilities to a worthy neighboE-
hood.
The Ruthrauff distillery, about three miles
east of town, recently owned by Martin Mad.
du1, was bought at public sale, with twenty
six acres of land, the ODD Of May, by VIM.
d. Bartlett of this county, for So, 600.
The June term of the Frederick Circuit
Court commenced yesterday, the 10Th inst,
and the session will probably lastly weeks,
as there are two homicide cases to DO dispos-
ed Of, besides civil docket.
The barn of Henry NJ. Baker, in this coup-
ty. was struck by lightning Wednesday af.
terDoon, aud rent in two, but it was bot burn
ed and no animals were killed.
Robert Brown, Of this county, has Chit
ia goog hen which laid last week an egg mca-
surfing seven by eight and half iuches.--
Winchester Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14

EGARS.-The undersigned mas on hana -,
y continues TO manufacture SEGAAS o ~,
exc uisite flavor, of the brands usually KEEP.
him, he has large supply. Orders 1ss bPt.N :.
ly solicited. Z. L. bho''"
Middlsburs, Va, ap l3--sO2n
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ALEX ANDRIA:
Gov. Cummings in his despatch to the Pre-

MONDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1855.
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Cine ebrenopne Nusna1me.

Die q. 9. rE~rtbuue" linlmt nidt in
ben Cyprus Ger eu9lildauerlfauilt den 8lltter
elm, pelde nit tbreu SAmibansen auf Oriui
uno Ieine mutbisen @enrlien Die elrDpliiden
Spei9eleder Der Monardie nod i6et bieten.
Nir parfeu nidt re.selieu," ruft bic Tribune
ibreH Gcuegen 81, ~ta6 uno wurum Die
patriotildeR SSbne StlltenS v8erbannte" linp.
Stalien e~erlaust pcn Den 6reinOen nur paDein
e~ela1en" 81 ,peroen, nm nit i~einen Gprannen,
meltliGen ir,prbl, al5 9eiltllAen. ferti9 gu per>
ben. Jtdllen lieJt in Soften, nur petl Gle lr.
meen Setreid,S uno 6ranfteids leine einbei=
milden Deipcten inltallirt baben uno b~ielelteu
hui ibren Gbr0neu belAusen. Snceu Die itl.
lIenildeu Demctr1ten al3 BETTER, 0einalblcle
unb Serbreder" in8 @leuo Der Nerbannung
uerltc6eu finn, Diirfen mir unS nibt punoerl.
oa6 einise ION ibnen OeapetlroS selporcen.
LIMB ba lie ale @eflbren ibrer Tbaten Iuf lid
nebinen, uno obne 3uden ben 6olsen ibreS 5rr
tbullrs be9e3uen, 10 NOT II nil lie ibrem ielblt
belawcrenen WelAide lberlalIen, cbne curd
uniere 0cr,pirie bie8 itterteit u~eiielben gu meb.
ren."-
gSie eine Gorrelponben5 Der v1ribune" met,
GET, 1T Srlini Elm 8efann!er Des a(en 8cf8.
Surg nah Sriini'8 0tEdt au5 Wantua 9ub
9 nj er..s paS bef1nnte reppluticrIre 3Ded~
fen in 2cuccu, gu pelhem 8ud1nln uuD Gle
dnesiten beriibnten 6lidtliaye, catupter Srlint,
eel1oen woreu.
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Aalti :Ort GQlctkcr.
2ic Nartei Der Ounfelntiu,ler.

Wid ANN iN eiuen 8eyriif bon siner redt
%ounfeln, r~atenldnlrSen Gadt MAIDEN, 70 rer-
anldaulide man liG sar Die beuttse o~euiOtras
tide Yartei uno Nue8, Nus lie tbut uao ldBt.
,Oler it's Sinlter pie IN elmer Sub" Nuf pc'
!ltlidem 0ebiete Die pydAtlglte Gbenbclsfarte /;
cenu ieeeS anoere pclltilde 3uterel]e lit IuIiers
balb pie'er Bdrtei ianait ecn oem Bet GbenbcI5s
bGnpIer abb hit. auf reii9iDlem uup %fultnris
idem @ebiete Die immer LANCER uao ounf(er
WerpeuceH Sdatteu Der rGllilhen Sutaue.
Oenn no Elm Ntteut1t auf Die 6relihuien &C.
Idiebt, mo ein neuer hebersriiI Der rclRllden
&irde selebtih lanfticnirt tplrn, ba erbllden mir
9eniB Die oemctratilde Bartei ais 0elferln ulo
Seller8belferin b t GollllnSe.
90 mar e8 farSlid in &entudpl Die Demo-
fratcr Stiusntsa IN Der c~crtiBen 0eiee3ebuu5
fur Aufbeb1us Ger 2ebrerbitona8sanftait III ess
%riusion, nit Ger oa85 pltem per 6relAulen i bt
uuo fiQt. 90 mar eS fiitStiA III Sbt,! Die
| Oemofrater, Die in Der ocrtigen WeIes3ebun9
iebt wieoer Gle Walotitit b1ben, lhlfften biz
Rtrbenetgentbum8- Sill ob, curA
mdAe Die fciibere republifan!ide @eIee3ebunS
oaS 4irAene:9entbun Den Elauen Der loltlll4eu
Bil9Sfe entriB unc e5 Der rehtnaBl5en Velises
rim, Der gemeince, ltherte. Nud IN Sb:c. ME
leiper in rem ~nleilten ancern Sta1teu GER Union,
b1teu re 8iA0ie lest wjecer oas 9tebt, ltb 5u
teinabe uuuml Atanften Selisern oe3 &irden.
eisentbur15 aufiuDerien, eth Reht, caS tb'
men ntAt einnlal oas oitreidilAe &cnfcreat eins
riumt! Der trilh:rCmllhe Gr5btidrf pnrs
Icetl ii Cincinnati 3ebletet lber Elm Wruno'
reru0Sea ucn Mllionen; Der Stldtf Napp
ron GlerIano (leioer lit Der Yfaffe unler 9ta'
neneUetter bat lih in peni3en Sabren Elm
SermOJeu ron eiuer balben Wlllon 5allltmer'
9elharrt uuo erlAlihen. Wie 9eElbrlld olele
si9aatii4e. S1nS in D1enlte sl1sr aaslano'lden
ablclutiltii4 den BsbSree itebenoe @elomaht III
eiuem 0anoe, no UNI @elo Aae8 fell 1T. Der
repuOlifaniiAen 6rsibsit perpen mug, tluu iiA
5eOer an Den 6insern berrsAueu. Die @eIabr
III idcn ieet 9rcB 9enus, I'll oieie @lOmadt
bereitS iiber cine 9roBe pclitiiAe Partei. iiber
ole in eoer SeSlebun9 rcattlcndre r%ennctra=
ttl9e Ylr-ei, 81 9ebieten bat.
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Sic ,,italienijtben Sirnel1."

Der Qcneoner Correspondent oes Netp;Oorfer
rYicnier", Serr Surl 8ttno entmirft ron
rieler wuncerblren 6ruht IclBenoeS Bib:
Nas lie (pcr Dem Barrier Opernbauie an.
seUaaOten) WuriSeidclle betriIft, 10 lino iie BON
~aeuslter @rfinpuns. out etae tlsber nur weuisen
0emctraten betannteWeile un8eierti3t. 1t. uuBer>
er2entlih lpilienldnftlId Sulamaasu8eleet. Ssltlt
lie reaftiondreu SI1tter 9elteben, DAB bic Uers
iertger r%crlelben clue lcldle &enntniG rer Gbes
mic uno @elAisfunoe t~eleltn blben millen,
pie lie ucn ~feiuenl 5euerperfer orer NrtilIerilten
nod ie erreiUt wulee. Die Oelho(le linD ans
9nBeilen, Snet Singer Did. Sbre t~relt1lt 1T
i'll 6crm ether Vlrne, oeren ullterer Gbell auf
alen Seiten init Slpleln S~eriillte Hobren ents
bllt. Oa8 III ibnen entb1llene &na(pulrer
mar ,Wlsrfurr Suln,inat", Dor elmer &rlit, bic
bis ieBt Bon nidts itert:rieu lit. OHan erins
nert fih, Dap rcr eini9en Slbren etn reutiher
@9emifer, Der cine dbrl,de Dtalie Sulammense>
Iiest batte, pur>A Die Sprensun9 zines u~uslaub,
lid s~erinsen Ebeits o~erielben lein 2eteu rers
Tor llno 3par mar Die grplrlton ron 10 furdt.
barer Wirfun9 Seweien, raB feline G0rpertbelte
III Ntcmen 5erIdmettert wlrcen, uno man faur1
etmaS mebr fanD, ai8 Blutiparen uno bic uuo
'oa einen meniS erfennbalea Brett ron 6lciiA.
Die @eldclle, Deren man lih am IL. S1nuar
%beptente, butten f@eruer, IN 6rl9e Der @mlsauns
o5S Quedlilbers, BE niiel.he @iseuIdaft, CAP
Tie ltets auf lie Settle falen muBtsn. auf wels
der Die 5ur Spreu5ung ericrrerllten &apieln
ansebratt warel. 90 leidt ent5iirclib waren
iie, caB IS ber 9r6Bten &criidt b~epurIte, ull, lte
81 tra9en. GS Ell frrperte einen nidt seuls gu
preilenoen W2utb, lolde Wurf9elhcIle Durd
cine Wten9e Ucn WeuIdm binDurh gu t%riuseu,
udbrenp Der 6%euermerter iid INIT leiuer eise>
neu Yetarpe III Die Quit lprensen" fcnnte! 9n>
Dem re BerIhwcreneu iid riele5 9ei6olie8
bsOienten, 9aben tie ibr eiseneS 2sten pre,s.
9tur elenpe Speideaeder Der Mtcnardie t6nnen
Don elmer pfei9eu Sanclunj" lpreden.
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Guropdifcbc N0c6rieDten
GMaIan1.

Guglan0.
Die 81nt rcn @nellnD lebte am q. Sluuor
Ibren Distcnte auf 4 Brosent bera6. IS sebt
in G~n9lanr, ME in Qmeritd raS @clo lams
melt llh in zen @ep0lbcn Der Ganfen an uuo
finret Fine Bei3dftiSunI, ba6anbel nnb @ans
eel in ieinem lesi9en 9eoriid Ell 3ultanoe plS
@clo rlbt perlpenoen t1nn. Die LINES"
laat: vSeit ein coer 5wei WoAen baben pie
Dlsfoutiruass5eiude falt Sdn5lid aui3eb0rt."
Die Yripats uno Nftienbaufen blben ben Sil8.
pelben lie fir Depoliten 9eiplbren, auI u
Brc,ent berab9elest. OaS rcrbancene 0elp
nirp (lpie bier ialt au5ldlleBlih 6ntn 6ono5s
uro @lfeftenbanrel rerlpenpet unp neben benz
reeQen uuiIas III Wertbp1pteren lnadte IT'D
aud pas B6rlenlpiel rieper 9elteno. = Die
BreiIe per Ylulnmple erhielten lih felt uno
lteti3 auf 65-74 pence WetreIoe nnO Yrcs
Dufte ltil.
Der 3miit smilAeu @n3(ano uno Der Turtei
mesen Der Sn)el Yertm loa oaourd ausse.
sliA;n wcrcen iein, raB England liA our 3ab>
lung elmer @elpentlAloIsun9 all bic 3lirfel tes
reit erflart bat.
Das euslide purlument iollte am A. 8ebr.
anIamn,entreten. , Glne 5abtreite Deputltion
~iprperte DON Qrro Ydlmerltcn 5ur Seieitisun9
per 9irdenlbsabeu, iano aber cine 10 fible
l(afnabnte, oaB tie e~ntrliltet bei4lcB, anathdns
ala bon Der 0lesierauS etlen be5li9Iiben @e>.
lteentsourf ein3ubrinSen.
Gud Die im Vorau8 nit 9rcBeu Tlnfaren
lusefiubiste Bin iibsr 8eIeItiSun9 Der CltInoi,
@Ompa9nie lc0, ;pie lie nun in Ofiniltce
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ferie. Elm ~Ocasrin9baus IL. /. N.
$5O.NO.
Die Abiabrt ces dmpfs9s ir
0aramiab lpdio tts gum lS. vel
Wtarft.
Rem Ocrf, Is. 5etruar.
ruti8. Selfauf 1000 Yauen.
isbr left.
Cincinnati, 16. 6etr. Die e6;ff.
fabrt auf benz ObiO itcdt 9duslid ,miiden bier
unp Pittsturs. Die Bpete mullen bier bJr;s
ben, btS paS ldpere sis 5,pilden bier nuO 9jar.
%'ersbur9 getrr6en 1T.
+ St~seniSI Is, 6c6r. - 9ead ben ne,,p.
lten yfabrldtei aus &an a 8 baben 40 pro
general -gane's yeuten QSeltpcrt teludt. nm
coft OanIortb, ein Wtit9lieO Der 2eccmptpn.
Convention, aui5ujuAen.
StOfer erbclte li9 prn ieiuen Wunoen. Der
@rccerqltOre ceS Yat. eausbtin, Der por einem
5ab'e GrlltnS III Ocnipban tortete. muree be.
n'rllrt uno fin Snbalt oui Der Srlfe p,r.
brajlat. .ts.r s1oa ~ sp.ds
Sei Sort Scott bate elm @jejedt ltattaefuu.
Den 0ouuernerr Denver bate lid aelp;iacrt.
MT Der. ct. Iruppcn gu iuterpsnirer,
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1elb .iten lber tic rerbaftcten 3tsliener: .Yie ri
blt clnen Spbn. Der bel einenl @clrarbeiter cee
| lllbeS D1upbine in Der yebre lit. Gin beIrns
eerer l~lnftano, ccv DEN AnSeftdIten Huole be-
trIlfi. ~rtrcient crmdbui Gil lpereeu. dian erln'
ntrt It'd rer Mtcrricene, Die i'll eIuer G%oarruer
3aperne rcr Swei Slbren l~tattfonp. Sin 3ta.
%lieuer, NamenS 6a8dini, toctete rprt eiien lels
ner Q1nb5leute uno cerpunoete 5wet anoere.
DEM W1crber 9elan9 eS, ben Nerfcl9urgen Der
4cuocner Ycli3ei Su entgeben. @iner rer Vers
punreten mar 0tucic, uno Gle llriade res Ser
bre6enS, RE oamalS ritt befanit lpurce, war
Ger 0eroadt, nae Der Qn9eflaSte tie 0ebetin
aiHe Der politiiden 9crbiupang leiuer 6reunoe
oerratbeN ro(le,"
NGutI1lGno
Garl8tnbe, %. San. Der WrpBberz
}r9 QupmiS ron 8aoen 1T bcute Mor9en 81
15r 9eitOrben.
WrcBber5cs 2uopi9, 9e6oreu ben IS. 2luguit
1924, mar Ger Gltere Yruper ceS re1ierenpen
0rcBber5p9S Trieprid. Dl er negen &rant.
belt Gle 9ie9ierun9 niht antreten tcnnte, 10 iiberz
nabnl lie prtn} 6rieoriA am "a, Npril 1852
ais 6e9ent nno leit benz g.. Septeul6er 1856 ais
0rcBberScB ron Yapen.
OIilemlrf bat nem ceutlden Bunoe8taae Ell.
nen neuen SOridl1s lber Wabruns Der Selblt.
it1nctsfeit Der ceutIden 0etjrStbiinler pcrse=
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reltS Gin @ratulaticlSiAreiben nad Yari9 ab.
Seben lalien.
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terlu9un3 rcr5u1ebmeu unp n1d Bern Serit
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