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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

SUICIDE OF A YoUSo MANA Young man, only
sbout eighteen years of age by the name of MELVIN
SHROPSHIRE, committed suicide in this city Sunday
afternoon, by shooting himself through the head
with a pistol. He was employed in the tinware
mandatory Of II. P, DoIRIs, and had been in
dulging in the free use Of strong drink, which
1t is thought hs- produced temporary insanity, re-
sulting in self-destruction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

The Hon. H. S FooTE has announced himself as
an Independent candida for Congress in the Yicks-
burg district in Mississippi It is said he desired
to give Mr. AvERT q race in the Memphis district,
but finding he would be ineligible, removed to
Vicksburg. We hear it further said he win proba
bly, locate in Nashville in the event he is not elect
ed 70 Congress.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

The citizens of BuneOmbe county, n. C., have
voted a subscription of Sl25.OO0 to the French
Broad Railroad, link intended to connect the North
Carolina Railroad with the Cincis 1oti and Cumber-
land Gap Railroad. We believe it Is contemplated
to make the connection at MOrri town. The oitl-
zens of Grecueville desire to hays the connection
made at that point
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

Those who have enrolled themselves in the new
Military Company being organized in this city, will
see by advertisement in this mornings paper that
they are requested to meet at the Court House, to-
morrow evening, to elect officers and transact other
important business
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overland Mail,

ST. LOUIS. June 2o-The overland mail of the
1ih has arrived
News uRimpeTtsnt.
The report of as attack Of The Mohsyes by Beale's
pa-iy is incorrect. The Indians are psaeeable.
Portions of Salt Lake valley are inundated. The
no,htrn Tart of Salt Lake City and Ogden CITY are
in danger Of being flooded,
$4,000 of Pixies Peak gold have been received
at LeaYenWOrth
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no QUE PATRoNss

We have printed papers every week
fAnSe tlae 18th of Way, fRF Largely over onr
regular list Of 6ubscFiberss and such has
been the rapid renewals. and new subs
seFiSerss that an our back numbers have
been used mp i'm supplying. the demand.
Those ordering camPaIgn papers can he
accommodated with three months frotA
the time of subscribing now az Club rates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

For THE SPRINGs AND THE OHIO RIvEB.-The at
tentIOn Of the travelling Immunity is directed 10
the advertisement in to-dsy's paper of MIR s.
Hook ERsMIIH's lire of mall coaches to Buena Vista
Springs and the Ohio River.
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sToRE sUnsCnIRrRs.

NOtvVifhstandtnE we have been very sues
CessfaI i'm getting new Subscribers and a
renewal from nearly all cur SId subsCri-
berss stiII there is room for thousands
more. we ask afI our friends 30 ala in
tncreasing our list.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

GEO. A. SYKES, Esq, former representative
from Tuuics county in the Mississippi Legislature,
died at his residence AuVtin on the 10th inst,
aged about % years His remains have been taken
20 Columbia, in this State, for intermeut.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

NEW PAPER.-We have received the first number
of the Dover Iatsilgsnesr. published at the county
seat Of Stewart county, by Nr. JAMES G. FAxoE,
and edited by a. NJ. GILLIAN Esq. 1t is Democratic
in politics and gives evidence Of being efficient
auxiliary to the party in that county. We trust it
will receive the very liberal support it deserves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

The Columbia Herald says the first of the crop
o: new wheat was received in that town on the 10Th
from TIE plantation Of JAMES JONES, and was q
good article 1t was bought by ]. B. WooOsIpE at
81 per bushel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

Holders of Nashville and Chattanooga Rtlroad
stock, who desire to dispose of it, are referred 70
the advertisement of the City Bank, in this morn
ing's paper.
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Tron, WnAhing1on.

WASHINGTON, June 90 50, 100000 of the FIVE
million Treasury note Lean have been awarded st
fFem 81 to 81 per cent. Tie remainder will be az
portioned among the bidders at per cent.
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Mount Solitude for. sale.

Z AN now Offering for sale Tract Of lsad aud n
n Resiffnee the Charlotte Pike, ~ mites sSSA
u Nashville. There 800 OF superior sEss3
land, about half In cultivation and the balance ssgaseR
we'll iToiered and well sci in blue grass IL .sG.&
pleasant drive Of sny 30 90 minutes to or from
the ty, with speadd bFie hoase. suaet Al ealncnee
overlooking the surrounding country sad In view OF @ Capitol
via kitchens bles, cage houses, Ice house an other out
hsue5. with WE'LL csten aud springs The soil Is les end
the site healthy rsEd elevation make ~ Tte
place capable OF being divided into numtsr Of snail tracts
Ter residences. snd altogether he desirable homes
be fSund in the United states.
POr rns apply to tie premises, or 70 Cen ) u AP
st the Capital. BRENT SPENCE
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Was NOT ARREsTRD.--The Jackson Paig of the
18th says ave noticed few weeks ago, in our
paper, that JAMES RIGDoS IRWIN had been arrested
and brought back 10 Jackson for trial. In this we
we're mistaken. He never was arrested and has
yet been though he did como back to jackson, at the
suggestion of his father, and we believe is here
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GILES CoUNTI IN THB RIEG The Pulaski Citi-
Ca, says: e. The young lady who was about to burst
with indignation, has been placed in hoops, aud up
to the moment of going to press, "all serene"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

Posi- OFFICE AFPAIBs.-IHs name OF the post
office heretofore known as snrstuene,sin Wilson
county, has ban changed to Nelson Hill. The fol
lowing post offices ip. tss'ate have been discern
tinued Chota, Monroe county, Rocky Branch,
Fentress county, aud Turkey Point, Humphreys
county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

man by the name ef POWELL was convicted of
lsroency the present term Of the Fayette Circuit
Court and sentenced to the Penitentiary for three
yearg
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TAX PAYERS are referred TO the card of MIR. A
NELSON, Revenue Collector, in to-dnys paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

We hal genial shower Of rain yesterday,
which was of immense value to the farmers Of the
surrounding country.
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, June 29-The river has risen one foot
in the last "a hours, principally from the Missouri
The upper Mississippi is falling at Dubuque, with
Is feet water on the bar. 1t rising slowly at
Keskuk.'
LOUISVILLE, June 20.-The river has risen four
inches Inst last "a hours with feet inches wa
ter in the e&nIh
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NBW YORK, June 20-Cotton. little enquiry, aud
prices are weak. Flour dull, sales 5000 barrela.
Corn dali, 50. Orleans Sugar 54aGS.
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Cincinnntim Market.
New Orleans Markets.

CncINEArr, June Colour declined ten cents,
6.60a6.70 Corn S0a85:
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N,hiS.ister,s Testimony.-.

~. a Minister'S Testimony
SaEA%SS HooxERsTowS, BEAvEz Co.. Pa. 9Th, 1851.
We prefaN buylns BOerEaVe's Holland Bitters
for cash. the discount HOPE you
mendaon from Minister testyng curative powers
tsigHed) MOODY & CAR0FHERs.
INDIGESTION.
BARHEFrspgS, AsSgsoxERY Co., MARyIAEBs
January 9Is 1857.
beneft Of medicine much from the
bottle OF EFOerhaVe,s Holland IFitters purchased
last fall wish where get without fear Of los
position (slgnedJ JOSEPH C. DELLETT.
FROM DRUGGIST.
AroILs, ARsgrgoNs c., Pa. Dec. Is, 1850.
MEssRs T. PAOE, Jr. & c.:
Bear Sirs purchased dSz Of yonr BOerhaVess
Holland BiTIers, kOa your travelling agent whicA has
given great satisfaction asotsr IozeR
for whlcs eaciOse the mSue. td&S-Iwl W. O. BOyARB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

R(S@ We have just learned that
$500 McIEASs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure the
various diseases prevalent among Children necessary
y parent should keep supply hand and when required give
as directed Try til: pleasant See advertisement
another column. junsI-d&wIm.
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Distressing.
New York Market.

ToRosTo, C W, June 2O-Great distress and al
most starYalion prevails in Huron district
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Musk and water melons were received in Mem
Hhis on the I6th from New Orleang
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CoWARpIr sAULT--SEeIoUs WoUNDISG OF AZ
UsorTExDISa The Memphis Avalanche Of
the 18th ssyss son Monday night last party Ct
about sixteen ruasnly fellows attacked the crew Of
timber raft J. l near the mouth OF Wolfe river,
beating most cruelty the persons Gu board and ro'
bing then Of everything valuable they possessed.
The persons on board The raft we're Dr.. PIERcE and
Mr.. JoHE WILLIAMSON Ct Mississippi, S man ar
campaigning Dr.. PIERcE, whose name We could not
learn, ard The pilot of he raft whose is also
unkDSwn The attack vas entirely nnIIoyOksd. end
was evidently made WITH view of robbery. The
pllet was so seriously testen as to render his
coyery uncertain. lie was ping yesterday in 8
very critical condition Duripg the melee Dr.
PIERcs lost fine gold watch, which he suPposes
was taken from him BY one Of The assailir parry.
The police on Thursday morning succeeded 10 ar
resting seven Of TIE supposed participants in The
disgraeefRl stack, hut four Of them succeeded IN
making their escape before being brought 10 iriai
The other three we're before Recorder EssT yester-
day, aud two Ct hem we're discharged for want Of
proOf but the third. JAMES csoUsE, EkO is an.
toned elsewhere, and who appears to be most
oonsummaie seoendrsi, was convicted and fined $50,
the utmost limit Of the law. He paid the fine and
c9ngra ated himself on the prospect Of freedom,
but before he left the Court rOom be was rearrest-
Ell on State warrant and now awaits in prison the
aotion of the Criminal Court" The charge upon
which Grouse was arrested was for committing
rape upon the person Of young woman named
ELLEN SWEENEY.
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NV ORLEANS, June 1s.-Gotion sales to-day,
200 bales The steamers news caused less drmCess.
Corn firm.
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49, TO the PubIic.---FrOns now
49, until October nsa will oGer entire RerR
Of H,lr1rs Tedac6d prices cash, including CIR.
peE;srs 26ss, BzHdiH0 HaT01Fe BozSe Ft1zfshiEa
Goo7s, having made eSirs preparations Tor large Real
tademany oey fine and desirable goods bought
too figures oasA you worth Of your asoaes in
EdTIJpare call 5000 at MCCALL & Co.,
juneIE-a sfPuBilc Square.
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TIE Great DISCOVERIES CT GoLo AT PIKE's
PEAK-The LqayeuWorth Times Of the l4.h says:
The last Gold Express brought in over a thousand
letters from the mines. They addressed TO
every po,tio7 of the country aud they undoubt-
eddy contained graphic accounts Of the rich diecOy
cries will produce quite a sen sation A number Of
private letters II car citizens have been own to
u.s. aud we have yet TO one that gives dscour-
aging account of the mines or those who are there
The excitement in our city relative 10 the matter
is as general as intense. Knots and groups CT men
at every corner are seen discussing the pr5priety of
taking Start " " Pixies Peak 4" isagsiu house
hold word, aud the gold fever is turning into reg
ular epidemic.
Thus wags the world Up and down. Down ard
up. few weeks since and every body declared
I" / always knew aud always said Pixies Peak vas
a humbug." Now the song goes-'sJust es l pre>
diced and always maintained, Pixies Peak is all
gold"
The st. Louis papers of the 10th express fun con
fdence in the late reports Of the discovery in tde
Pixies Peak region of gold mines of extraordinary
richness, unparalleled in the history of CslifoT
MIA. They publish letters which they pronounce
from reliable sources confirming all that has been
said Of the golden wonders revealed in the new "a
dorado. The Den,oerGt says:
"Ths existence of rich accessible deposits Of
gold in the Sierra San Juan, Pixies region is nov
established"
A letter from LesyenEOrth published in the Re
publican, says
'.The two coaches last in brought something like
two thousand dollars in gold, nearly all Of which
was N specimens"
This correspondent had On interview with man
named BoNNEE, formerly ofAltOn, ILL.,, and lattsrly
q citizen of Leaven worth, sin whose statements
the most implicit reliance may be placed" This
man had visited the famous I" Gregory digging7,"
the discovery, and MIR. BONNER says be saw the
result of enc comPany's work of one day, which
amounted to eight hundred dollars. There were
eight men in the company, and they ASSURED. him
that this sum had been the average yield since @ey
struck the lead. There was the greatest NscStcfty
Of provisions in the mountains, but the minef were
SO spprehensive of losing their claims that Shey
would not leave them to go into Denver for fresh
supplies, but subsistsd upon what sheAchanesl 20
kill - ~
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Be sure to attend the sale of lots by J. l. & R.
BRowE, at 8 o'clock this evening. on the premises
The sale win sommenee on Broad street near T.
MARsHALs. Many of the lots that will be offered
are among the most beautiful in the vicinity of the
city. They will doubtless increase very much in
value-beng quite convenient - the Female Acad-
emy--to the churches AMI the business part of the
city. All are invited to attend the ssle, and buy
cheap homes in very desirable locality, make
investments that will be greatly profitable. Omai
BUS leave Al! Cherry street at half past O'Clock.
THE FASHIoNs.-HAsAN & JOHNSON, on Market
stree have received Freak Lssiss Gazette Of Fash
! 20" and Gosy'' Lgdy's Boob ier July Besides the
tn Cpg'sVi-G- a-d fashion plates, they are filed
viii interesting reading matter. '.e-
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TAN IA rs

EsFERYkecBAT
Il L T e II AP E RIENRs
r "a raSs popaisF assliess prepared IN osaua VA
the ansiysisof the ra@stf estratei s.r snrinf,
eernasHy, Y mot ss9.ssisat s9d per..hie sl ~
HaeniaiiSs Of q. aisl.sal profession and
MOST EFFIcIEsT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APEKIENT
Ia Vs. and - bng entitled sPsssl FFssssase over the ~
cs 18th ir5u is ssnpscess sre4ier sassy. Ia - -
ussi ab bsstesset m all
El.s.s % sss7s Ds..sss. sc saas.s 1s.sg gs
sgotfs1s % IL
Spring ASD SIMMER SEASONS.
7 ss Ssts sisRa %. c. ssi fs l 5.'s =.
-HAhs. Iuvalsds, snd ConEaissozn.si Captains q
Vessels aIi Pia1STs Nj aaa ~ a szi4'l' a.
With those Who save u * it has high favor and is dsd a.
2 a'o8ssqssefsls LsssrIt renders great sEs ars-.
Il Sou ssd Rsss1-d.I: dives the best satace0D. al
laying al nasa syinr;o and N many eaSss s7setuy
hssacssss q ssss n Grss. L.dgss:i.n, Lays~ sp&
ooss;s', pi So I g = Msdns q he gFs.'ss
ssSa. als1ag gTsgagsegTisids sPeeys and via Earksa
zsasr, 70 ggqi,g ;y . tasss qssstss 80 - 80
~ 2 te fsensiy seigg ca ts hOssl1 neatrsiiIng "A
n fae. / Z asagsa5l. a al ease. .ss,-, .s. s,,. IS
Pl'JziEcf rsguSrsd.
Il IN The form f PoEder, ssrsay pat ap bottles.
ksep IN any eaa and merely reaires water poured upO0is
proda,e delightful saeryescent beverage -ss-
Taken ia The morning, ntrrfsres avuoaoas
o. ne ly setting gently IN he system, restoring 10 Digestive
creating an elasticity q mind and Gov spirits give
i,E,,S 80 rs5,.1 go 80 5 ~. y 10 80
barred and sishoos which life aistrsasias
Of ne highest standing throughout eounty Z. ssais
sSeg asd ssas5Is s6arsT sd sSass6s 3 Z ss y.
Rotiee Of a intsiiSsnt public
rrePafea and sold whalsslls and Retail b
JOHN A. TAhRa INT & CO., Drsezisha,
iansl5-dly No s7s sr0enHisa st, cor WHssa.N,x z
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GROCERIES,
WI ORR

Haryest fer 1859.
ARMSTRONG 4 CO..
Agricultural Warehouse,
no. 90 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
NAE now receiving our stock Of Threshers, ard
w ResPing and Moving machines, and
would DC we'll to give call and examine and
prices hefo:e @aking heir purchases aad hiPk satisfy
the machines sell.
REAPERS AND MOWERS,
Bugs CeressI Draft Reaper and Mower.
do do sseraksr;
keotaeEy iisrTester, Reaper and Mower
kIrbyis do DO
Rassery's Reaper sud MOxer-sslf rsker.
THREsnINc MACHINES.
Pitts and 5 hqrs TAresh,rs and Cleaners; ~
"' Go & g do DO do do uitsou, c SS c
N%on' DO DO S Do o.
Pesse's DO RR 10 aud sepsratsrs;
do do do de %
keiis & : do 90 do do
SUN DRIES.
y, EsrS.slag Hay Rs5ss G9systor. Iaow Sugar NM;
Engines: straw Cutters; 6rist Mills, &c.
CEMENT AND PLASTER.
We keep Of Hydraulic Cement
Land Pi.steC ARMSTRONG & co.,
Juns3-dI6is, tN&E2H. Nashville. Tenn,
Fresh Arrivals.
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Ia use, tsng emitted % special rT1Tsue over TIE u
Mineral Spriuz aaier Seits Powders cher sII.r -
cha 18th if1mits sonpscess and greater s-sy a - -
ussi Eiih the beste5set IN all
B7,o, and FSBsls DEssasss. cE lsadasas Less n 49,
tas Ladigestioa, and az sfaaT cosrlaizfs, ssstfs5
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q Sen Sprtturs unh 91a0isr tn after gDbisftp. 3ronSies. 81.
oubre &c. &c. Rolten ale In TOR Sab ein(hla1enbe Nrttfsl ous
3desr ne perfeuffn btefsIbsn ia ben ~nts6rtafen Support,
preifen. Sou25y6N9t
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SDbnSfoas 9nfpronce MpDms.


GpDnffcnS Snfprance NDDmS.
Nc. 70 SeccnbIroRe.
Temers Mlarines unO &cbenSsgScrffMes
1una6zG ontpa0nien.
9therIfe unb f~eftelte Gpnpaemte.
Ber1iAerunas>@ cmp. Der Vanep BON 0irginien,
nit 100000 CAPITAL
Qpn&bura.0 erliderunos. Comp ron Nirsinieu,
nit 5000, 900 CAPITAL
Nlben,arle Nerii6erunes, @ouup. ron 8ir9inien,
nit 100000 CAPITAL
@barter 81 fz0erlider s@omp. pcn Sartforo,
NIT $780, Capital
Security. Berli9erun9S Comp, BON New.Uort,
nit $270, Capital .
BbenirzN erltderuness@ Comp. BON NewsDorf,
nit $500, 600 Capital
Reiclute. 0er1iherunaS Comp. bon NeDsOcrft
nit $4,000 Capital
Wtcntanf- WerltAerun95 Comp. BON Nens g)ort,
nit 100000 Capital
Stem Wcrlo. 8erIi6er. Comp. ron Sem gcrf,
nit S250,OOO CAPITAL
& Wercantile Watuol Marine.
g -e1 nit $l,OOO,OO0 CAPITAL
Seretnt9te Staaten gebenS. Serlt4eruug &C.
NIT s 1,25O.972 Capital
NOrtbern NiIurarce Comp. Of Qonoon
nit $2,194,1I1 Capital.
Dte Uben heniriten Comp 9nte2u fnb son Der Qs9isIdtur
pes StGates MarhIenb autbprtiit uno ltsenFrt.
Die Dpn benz nntersetbneten re?rdls attrieu Gpmpddnieen
taben ptrfIth y erfI mares &dptat 3nn pDnen Dbsn an.
~eeeebentn Ser az. SerantmUrtii6 fir bic 8atluna =. 0trInRe.
Wertt0 srua9SprIteen meroen n~nSgs8eben unb 8erluGt
pinftlib erfsst. Ibps. . Sptnfpn.
70 SecOnbfr
Breb. 81 FUN SurSepOr. Snn17,iI
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Jas. K. + I e NJ N Ibg
mhoIpfole uno Retail

Mboteiale uno 8etoil
G 9 > 9 g . {
%. 1S1 gprb-S tob0r. maize @asfr. Baltimore.
Scr untsrsst&nets smpFsbIt Der N"imsF'isaat's' Ger 30"'"
'' S'''' U @tieIel. uub @dub.9eoer,
wsldss sr fur ne esi4s opaasat aqsantt,t It ]H iSrs sSnSf Dag ts IN
grstis ssmis ~ S : iSms3asIt fG, bas fr feline l~onsidbriss
R Rre6tTunosn i'm rsbsresi8dft unS fsins %snrfisen stnTtStnn.
orn SIR RE & atrttattDn BON Stt:tsts nn1 Sg1ptsT naa ~
sssna gtonb isb-, aus tn fstn Sac ialassnes aftitsl IN SsPs'
aaaIttat a. ben %ttaisfsn a5stlsn ~ Ss.tGpfsa.
O,u,.6fsit rnrersr 8unbsu In Der 5tls print tabi
ID e sn spsis. @sIddft IL RO.z $50 SrSabUea stasiirt, sa ~
g s4Fi%d nnS Sberleper, fron8Ofi&s unb amerttant
G6e aalbfeae, gnT', uPsps 6uttsrI, S'@laR
SSs1ts' unb 8&ass gu ispr btgt8sm 9rstis unb aanspm5nrsn Se
btnguu eu perfarte. ~ :. 49, h.aor SuoT,ts
anS Gets ,s bsW btuieffn @rstfen 81 Roben.
f~ S 81. s / { nj m t n 81
yC. f21 y prbsQietfy. un9
eorAU $40. $50 BrDabras. GelSpQtnt.
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44StcDfi0 fllr WintpanDerer.
S@<sx=sxa EEf&SE8eSA SSeaA1y9s
Reue arrangements fir Ginmanberer, bic s..

5feue arrangements fir Ginnanoerer, bis a.A
benz Q8eIten 5u rei1en piinIGen.
gsn Rsntf. ben 9. MOSembef an, peEsen bts &tnpsaSerer
auf Ter SDrtberu, Central @eISertftreet DerOt @titnbGpn NIL
Dem grpreeSug ~Sef6rbsrt. Die gatn btetet tabur& ben Srfnts
sronten etntn or 5seren U0rtbetI, ais ir8eab cine
aueere Balm, aud tt fe nm "a @teIeu slrser ale fsbe anbere
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