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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

F. Governor,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. Of Shelby
For Lisu,ets nt Governor
DAVID TURPlE, Of White.
For Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM II. SCIlLATER. Of Wsyne.
For Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH RISTINE Of Fsunisin.
For Treasurer Of State,
NATHANIEL +. CUNNINGHAM. vieo
For Attorney Genersl.
OSCAR B. hORD. Of Decatur.
For Superintendent Pubic Instruction.
SAMUEL L. RuGG. Of Alien.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court,
CORNELIUS O'BRIEN, Of Dearborn.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
NJ. c. KERR. OF Floyd.
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PROCLAMATION.

The qnaIiisd voters Of Dubois comfy.
lhdiana, are hereby no'fed iha, an EI.c.
'i"n VIII b. held ID sarh township al aid
county, a. 'be usual places Of holding s,ec :
ions therein. on th- first MONDAY az Aprii.
a. ~ 1850 fur The purpose u fitting The
.fiisrs NAMED in The foreg ing ce,tifi ste
ihss 81. dsv n March. 1860
JACOB HERMAN. S DC.
N-rrh ., l>tu-fr.
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NOTICE - hereby given ihst I will sci
~ a. public su' zion Oh Mopdry. the second
tas ~ April, ls6O atihe residence Of o.
rad R1lh, in'e o. DuDe,s county. dec-ssra,
al lie personal property, MOI taken by ths
widow. consisting 81 humber, timber, car
prn'er-' ionis. staff and fixtures, furniture,
1.ished and unfinished, hou-cn":d u,ensii-.
Hr. T.rns- Of salr-A credit ~ twelve
months vii: b. gwen On ali sums over three
joiisrs. The purchaser giving his note wi'h
approved ssrur,y, y awning vslus, ion aud = p
iaa,, sna hnssing In,-r-~t from
late o. sale. BRUNO EuLTTNER.
Mnrrt ~ iSnO-3v Admn.i -,r.,..r
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To The Sheriff Of enid c unry, Greeting:
] BAIL i. EDMONSTuN. Cierk !,
- ne Dubois CrruI, cour'. do hereby
c'r'iiy hit there viii be m election held !,
me scrs drsigraied BY The Trustee. Of m.
.eversl Townships, in the rfveral TOW NAH 4.
~ 'aid county. on The frsi Monday in Ami
a. ID lecO Tor ihr purpose Il elect,ns on
'o~"shi2 trustee 10 zach TOW nsLip IN s.ia
eoun.s, and one Supervisor in each rosd
district ~ esch township in said county: -.
80 ONE Ju-tce oi the Peace AID thre, Can.
stables 10 Bsinbridge township; one Jos,ics
u the Peace and three Constablrs IN p,,o-
Ia township; two Cor stsbles In Hsrb,soo
township; one Justice OF the Pace suI
three C9n-tsbles in Ferdinand to~ush,o.
TWO Justices o. the Pence md tao Constr.
blrs ~ Hal: township. aud two Constable.
- Colunbis township. IN ssid county.
Witness my hand and tho eel
u. OF sad Court, al jasper. ths 9Th
dry q Mrrch. A u 1850.
BAIL b. MO\STON, C.rk.
b. i BuErrsEa. deputy.
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will proceed with the county surveyor Of
! Dubois county, Indiana, on Tuesday the
ia day Of April, 1860. TO establish The
following corners to-wit. Section No. %.
('wenty -6ve) township No. (orr), south u
range 4, (iour) west And will continue
said survey from day to day until the sans b
completed or which 81 persons interested
are hereby notified. mo. q STEIN.
March Z, 1S60-0wv.
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d. An order has been issued by
the Postmaster General to all post
masters in Canada West. relieving
them from any further obligations to
open their offices on sundays.
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Is hereby given that the undersigned has
= been appointed administrator " The e.
tate o. Morton Jones, late 81 Dubois coun-
~, deceased. Said estate u supposed 10 be
solvent. DANIEL JONES,
March "a. 18e0-3s. Adminisissicr.
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~ hereby given that The Undersigned he,
been appointed sdmieirirs'or. Win IN.
WI N'd. u The estate .. Conrad Wait
ste 81 DUbUis count, decreased. Said e.
'ate Is su, posed 4. be solvent.
JOIN q. LOTHES,
hsreh III 1850 administration.
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IL Notice tie advertisement Of Dr..
X. NJ. Welman. The place he offers
for sale is one Of tie best locations il
town.
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For The Jssper Courier.
Wooing.
Lsdy Nap. lovely les,
You'se very proudly sweet
Isdy Nan. lay ms heart.
Ny full heart At Thy iee,.
Raise those dark sye-'ids. lady Nan,
And look me 10 The face
Nay. not those cold v.oIeisyrs,
Give love little place.
Nay, be not thou 80 msrbe pale
Pfess not The ruse away
On. P'iless, from those sweet lips
BIZ, let the heart blood play.
OIL! love 10 holy, lady Nan,
Love speaks, and mus, BE- heard.
You know your hear, leaps up 10 feel
The passion u each word.
You know your dreams are roming true
Ina you must meet your doom,
] caught The new lie in your eyes
And knew my hour had come
] watched you mu'ing yesterday.
Down where the pansies grow.
A passion flower cIssped il our hand.
Al scarlet sunsets glow.
Here ia pansy. lady Nan--
Before its bloom shall isde,
Our lives. imperfect now.
Shall Be one periec, glory made.
Bend down that sweet face, lady Nan,
You kno~ my words are true
wiz you not part those crimson lips
And bid me come 10 you.
] come. ] come. my love! my life.
And 90 at last we meet
My snow White dove. my lovely Nan.
Ny lass, 50 Gueenly sweet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

RMIGIous SERVICES. Rev. t. Cas-
sins Mckee will preach at the Shiloh
Church, three miles west Of Jasper.
On Saturday and Sabbath next.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

OHES the plsin,Iff and files HE com.
~ plant, a. slso the affidavit of Q disinte-
rested and competent witness. thst ssid de-
fe' dss'-, Bis, ksicne Combs and John Combs
sfe n-c'ssssy PARTIES 70 the action, Il being
70 Obtain : conveyance Of real essst~, and
that they ere non residents Of The State o:
Ind'sns. Notice 10 The said Blackstone
Combs snc John Combs il thereto = hereby
given q The tendency Of this action, and
That the same will stand for hearing Il The
next term 81 the Circuit Court az Dubois
county, % BE- holden al the Court House IL
The town Of Jasper. In said county and State
on the Alb Monday ~ July. 1850.
b D. EDMONSr TON, Clerk.
Laird 4 4 dams. Ais'ys Tor pIsintifF.
Feb. %. 1S60-9w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

LIVE notice our former fellow
citizen, 5. 3. McCrillus, Esq, visiting
his friends here.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

(,ASH BUYERS will find 4 10 Their 10
~ teress 70 call md examine the new and
wsll solicited stock q ALExANDRRS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

4 ; hereby given that the undersigned Lss
: been appointed Administrator u u
ffaieoi Cornelius Sefmefsheim. lsts u Du-
80 county, deceased. Said E-,sie 10 sup-
posed " b. solvent this 9TH 81 Msrch lSCv.
RoSINA SERMERSIIEIM. Adm'1.
March !. lsfU-s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

The LATEST NovELry In addition 10
1births. msrrisee and DEATHS, the Liverpool
Mercury nov adds The divorces"
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NOTICE. is hereby gwen that ,hs undsr-
- s'R'd has been appointed Admir- ,s,rs-
.or ~ me Estate o. Cnrad Roth, late of
Dubois county. Indiana. drcs asrd. Said %.
ute Is supposed 70 be solvent.
BRUNO BuETTNER, Admr.
March z lssu-3x.
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state orInssiaI,a, D.bois 10

state Of Indiana, Dubois 10.
DUBOIS Common Pleas Coufi,
April term. 1860.
Michsel viieher,
Andrew Watcher,
y: Comp FOR Convey
pcrcas NcCrillns. snce.
Esastus NJ rCnisu~,
5. H. Mccrillu-, "a. al
q HEEEAS IL appears By proper stfiia.
~ Vi fisrd 10 The sD.ve stated cause TINT
Ersstus McCrIilns and 5 ,murl b. VI, Cri!fu-.
two Of the abtse named defendants, odd
necessary parties 20 me sbSe action, are
non-rerIdeDts OF the State 81 Insisha. notice
s Therefore gwen ~ the end Lrssfns Nc
rriiio- aud SAMUEL b. Mc('rillus. defenda nj
aforesaid, OF The pradency OF the abcye &C.
ion, snd that The sane viii ,tsrd for ,rial a.
he April term, 1850. OF The Curt u e. m.
uon Pleas VI cid rruniy.
BAIL B. EDNUN STON. Clerk.
hy y. HyKrrxIR. D-rury.
J. G. veatch. d ATTY. Nsrch "a 'tU-3,.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
INOTICE u hereby given that the under.
y signed will sell ~ rnhlic auction, "a
Saturday. Msrch 3ist, 1sG0. on the premi.
ses. The following land: The Nor,h.west one
quarter n the Northwest one. quarter Of
SETON No. IL, aud The North east one.
quarter OF the Northeast one quarter Of
section No. IL. in township No. 3, south 81
Range No. s West. in Dubois County, Ind,
known % the LsssweIl farm, near Hunting.
burg. a credit Of IL months will be given.
Sale between 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 8 o'cpk
IN. JACOB HERMAN,
Feb. %. 1S60-3v. Commissioner.
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STATE o. lsDlAsA. CorsTv o. DuBvls:
10 Dubois Circuit Court, y uiy term, 1850
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

'HFt - IHsUIvtht IND 70 sell RAJ Es.
tate.
>t''e r. Indiana, Daboi- county
NOTICES hereby given thai Henry Sen.
~ del~eck. sdministrstcr Of the ssta,e o.
John kaIh d"cessrd, has fled his petition 10
settle said estate ss nm insolsent estate. the
ssme being insufficient 10 pay his debts, end
also 20 sell the real estate OF The deeedsn,.
md that said petition will BE- heard q Tho
next term Of The crprf nf Comm Pless Or
said county. b. Il EDMONSTOy, CI'k.
j. BuETrsFR. Petitioner for Attorney.
February 20 18G9-3As
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G 'mplsin' 70 obtain
Convey sDce.

Samuel White
W. C,mpl
John IIsdde~k. Con
Alexai de- VI addock.
Ehods H,ddnck,
tlzs llsdaa.
John ilsddock,
Daniel Lmcns,
Eizsbe'h Lemons,
Thomas J. Haddy. X.
Harrison G. fisddoek.
EIzsbs,h krI,o,
Poster K.I-o,
John CavepdsL
Martha Gave ader,
Jane A. Combs,
Blackstone Combs,
John Ccmbs.
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come. ] come. my love! my lie.
And 90 at last we meet
Ny snow white dove. my lovely Nan
Ny lass, 50 qoeenly sweet:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14

RALSAM FJR.-25 lbs Balsam Fir for
~ sale hY GEO. Il. SpIKK. 20l Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14

The KEATS BRoTHERs.-Ge Gorge Keats,
brother OF The poet John, came from England
to Louisville, Ky, in the year 1-18, with his
young wife, whom his brother called, in one
of his sweetest Sonnets,
"Nymph of the downward smile and sidelong
glance"
The editor of the Louisville journal has
photographs from original pictures of tile two
brothers He says
owe have received them at the hands of one
to whom both Of these faces were near and
dear. Our streets remember one of them,
although the grass has grown ever its wearer
almost twenty years in the old graveyard in
the lower part of cur city. On the weather
stained monument is written In the memo
ry of George Keats, ia native Of England, J
born lst March, 1898, died oath December,
1871"
There are many living in Louisville who
remember George Keats; they remember him
as a cultivated and most agreeable gentlemen,
full of warm impulses and fine and high intel
lgence-wth manners that endeared him TO
all who knew him slightly, and spirit that
made warm and lasting friendship with those
that knew him well. Many that knew him as
friends will recall his face and voice this morn
ing But THIS face might not be recognized by
them, for it was taken in England before he
made his home in the then indeed far far
west" when the words Of the old home land
did not pass SO swiftly over the sea, and back
into the wilderness OF our memory"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14

SLAVERY IN NEBRAsKA.-An important de-
cision in reference to the question OF slavery
in the territory was made by Judge miller in
the district court for the second judicial dis.
trict, last week, in the case Of S. +. Nuckos
against Reuben S. Williams and others-an
action brought TO recover damages for loss sus.
tanned by the escape OF certain persons held by
the plaintiff as slaves.
Most OF our readers are flNilia1 with the
fact thai in 1858, two negro sEsolhcQ, held by
Mr.. Nuckols, and claimed by him 'as slaves,
made their cape from this city into Iowa, and
from thence to Canada.
NJ. Nuckolls commenced an action against
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VocaIists and Public Sneakers
ty' coiis 81 i,,Giic ploaNors
'-ocaiists al i,wi,iic SioaG ors
'N 49, ~ i'' ,viu srd nrrou,s 1,ac,r
Wi tinJ R ~ an vcaf er
WIN NV nv - 81 > " ~ Az ate
,,,,,,oito e.. -o,,o,.0 van NM i''' al " "'el'
IItN"iiu'""t nIe -, ~ . Iorione
,t,,-o'iin.,,''iiis - S,''1'o
'HN'i""oie u ie'"o'e I1,or.o,.s ,,,5 So., -,,,.4
I Iirsciess ar d Sre I rhroat
ii9srso,'oss an ,, so rrI roat
- i i.o %, o.. q. a., 1, anu '''iN i'''"
Az Eve cic,rness t0 no V"ice
an a M ~ ciC.', ri =, -, ~, ,, w. Nuc'
Anu give clearl'ess 10 me foi fS ti, i; TON ;+os
N.Y.. r,.' y a. a. ~, ~, tii,tS
N.Y. NV IN eii y ~ ~ ~ ~ ti't'
forabs f,,l5s aud oil 1i,oosns ~ al ' '''N'e'
Cou "as' C oEs' " arI a 1864
O.ssiis' ,oi'is' ,',i i ~ ~ 'i ,.
"ous"S' ool0S' anu all olse"SeS or Tho r,l,ost am, 1
OF the Chest and Lungs
Sold by all Druggists
sold by all Druggists
Soldby all Druggists
At 25 cents box
At % cents box
AT IS cents a box
Sold nv BI-SII & 90 Worcester
NJ s I,I1RR A. 70 nostoN Genorol A,,a,+s c,r ,yo,,
tnulnnd dao,iC ycen,yi '-7' ' ~
~
n O. O30 NJ AIN STREET. lip ST AIRS
x,.,,,|,,.-,.,.,, - - -, l a =. ;
~ ,c, " ok fS Esi LEN, MASS,-ioMEoPAIHI PhAR-
nACl ~ ~, Der ms iTsf anu >ueroI Stock
ol thohGof a IhlC, NJ EDICE y rs,
~ an me 9uergn ioriis wHch ne ocr' for sale At the
lowest harkei prices, consisting OF
German and American Inctures with all the different
at 1ai OF me same o, 49,, ....-,. .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14

Reuben ). Williams, George B. CASTOR, Lester
W. Platt, and thirteen Others for damages, and
hied his petition in the district court setting
forth that the persons who escaped were his
slaves, and owed him service and labor and
that the defendants had enticed and carried
them off, whereby he sustained damages to a
large amount
The defendants, by their attorneys, S. E.
McCracken and James Sweet, demurred to the
petition Of the plaintiff, aud prayed for judg-
ment upon their behalf, for the following rea,
sons
l. A general demurrer that the facts set
forth in the petition were not sufficient to con-
stitute cause OF action.
2. The defence demurred especially to the
fourth count of the petition, on the ground
that the negroes who were the subject and
foundation of the action, were not by the laws
of the territory property, and therefore the
plaintiff suffered no damages in law by the al.
legged wrongs and trespaSses of the defendants
3. That the atcion was (by the fifth count of
the petition) brought under the Fugitive law,
but the petition did not set forth that the al.
legged fugitives were under arrest or process is
sued by any Judge or commissioner, in accord
ance with the provisions of that law nor that
defendants rescued said alleged slaves while
held under such process.
The court sustained the special demurrers,
as against 4th and 9th counts of the petition,
bnt overuled the general demurrer Judge
Miller, in giving the decision, stated that the
general demurrer fairly presented the question
as to the existence of slavery in Nebraska.
This question he thought was no longer an
open one he had no doubt in his own mind
on the subject. The Court therefore ruled
that
In this territory, where no legislation has
been had on the subject, under the constitu.
ton and laws of the United States, an action
may be entertained against parties enticing
and carrying away persons owing service or
labor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14
Meo(tlnaT.

These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according directions
never fail to effect a rapid and lasting Thousands
have been restored to perfect cath, who have rie
other in vain. To all classes and to all constitu
lions they a blessing and need despair
no matter how long the disease NAV have existed, OF
however may be- provided the organic structure
of the vital organs is not hopeessy decaycd Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
TO VOCALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS these
Waf&s peculiarly valuable; they will in ONE
the most occasional hoarseness; and then
regular for days will all times, increase the
power and lexbility of the voice greatly improving
tone compass and ceauess for which purpose they ar
regularly used by many professional vOcalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n Y.
Price % cents per box.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14

- FOR SALE-House No. 0 Market
is street of Union street. the residence the
-AsAla Nathan MuzZy; is thoroughly built and in
good repair; contains finished rooms besides an
ell with excellent hard bottomed cellar The lot
ains about 5000 feet with variety of thrifty young rut
trees and bushes. Apply on the premises.
je2O d2taw&wtf LEWIS c. MUZZY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14
HOMEOPATHIC ROCKS


The manufacturers of these Lozenges, have for years
been endeavOrng possess themselves with suitable
recipe. which would be Invaluable in the alienation and
cure OF ali bronchial difficulties, ami at length wing
received the assistance distinguished Boston Phvsi
warrant second to none in use.
Those afflicted, feel perfectly in using the
L0zenges Tor they have been thoroughly tested during
the past year. they have been freely distributed
among all classes of persons and all unite in pronuuncng
them fully equal to nything of the kind in the
The reputation which CHASE ~ CO. have enjoyed for
the past twelve years in the manufacture of Lozenges
that could be relied upon for strength and purity VIII be
guarantee of the superior excellence of the Bronchial
ozengeS. And their perfect knowledge the business
together with their facilities for manufacturing, enable
them to place this "Specitic within the reach of all
They be found at all the respectable Apothecaries
Grocer and Country Stores the low price of 10
per EsOX.
Ministers, Public Speakers Teachers, Singers, and
others will find it Tor their advantage to give them fair
trial.
GEO. R. SPUR, pol Main street, will furnish the
trade of Worcester and vicinity, Wholesale Retail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14
furniture, &c.

q r c 0 n D-H A \ d FL NIT i r r
~
Persons giving up housekeeping, and wishing to sell
their Furniture for Cash, and have it removed without
further trouble, will find it their advantage to call on
PUTNAM Il CLARK,
diff No. l43 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-14

Post office officials, as an offset to their
many annOyances and hardships certainly en-
JOY monopoly in the matter of the many
amusing specimens OF wit aud originality in
the shape OF outside addresses upon letters and
packets passing through the mails. The mum.
Der OF such comical superscriptions, con
stantly passing about in the mails, is greater
than would be believed by the outside public.
Here is bat III -
Please carry this letter to my cousin Van
A. Gilbert, dear pOstman, as soon as YOU can,
You'll find him in Ellington, Illinois,
And you'd better believe he's 'one Of the boys"
TO Miss E. B. Mason this letter is sent
10 be read by herself it is only meant,
In Lowell, Mass, she leads a gay life,
Where Yankees make nutmegs and hams with u
knife.
The care of Mr.. William
IL. Baldwin L. ). X. America
To be forwarded to
Margret Flynn
and from you margret
to your Brother Jack
and sister HonOra
Sister Ellen Michal.
To John Barry if living,
but il not to his wife, or some one of the children if
living, and il not to some respectable neighbOr
i'll Dalton, n. Ii.
Good morning, Mr.. Postman, you see I'm looking
It's ali from fear OF journeying to Uncle SAINTS big
mail.
But J. F. Jones wished me to come to Baltimore,
Down i'll Mary land-you'ye heard the name before
10 box Eleven hundred and Seventy zone 90,
So stamp me very lightly, I'm full OF love, you
know.
Postmaster there is in Westboro Mass,
chap named Samuel Bracket,
And you'll oblige the stupid ass.
BY handing him this packet
Hannah Mumford
Born and bred
In Essex County,
Marbehead.
Speed Oh little missiye to marble head
And find old j oe Sweet either living or dead,
ii he's living OF course he'll read this letter,
But if he's dead-why all the better.
Mass.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
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Der lluGlad6e, mel6n nit obt9en eben bebaie III hh6&
ihnu siueu efaHrenn Ar5t e5e, bur9 reIcn n
oou eine GdnerBe bre pro, icu6ern bebeR aud befd-
bat nen Rranteu etne iebr boe RenunS MAIDEN, pdbrenb
er in ben deu bic Srmptcn @ eas IN baS SGIteus
eiuaemur3t pher bic Rranfbt eer Rm 9grn Bat ~
uer nett 9rbbGu &euue bersdtiet IT. Berenoun9en cber
tricures" perben mad 1cr d. Z. Gnlib auf1e-
fmoeen Bebanbun9spetie tn enien Gaeea ctne 6&meren
accr neonbeneSen fnr ben aenen eebet. 3usG saran.
Or. 8. 9. emte6, bab feie Gnhn6uno b ~rbraS u. +.
% als ~tres" beb1nbe merben, mcbnr@ 70 oft Gbauotame
bic trauriehcu IpI9en berbefnbreH.
Sunse 2ete uno 1ae Ue1e IemtnaLer S&S4%e Ietbeu
ioten @ BET 3ten ms6ea rp6r t piIen enuer unb erObe
unfolten e1paret.
Or 8. g. 5ub Bat bur bic sIadIi&e Gur rbioe RranSet-
ten srbbre Serbnbt ais 9nb en nnbrer Mt In Amcn
lang VI belt eas 1ebeI n ben i9pierSn bon gnb ans
abt Der gopn ire rprnneIte Kraft eber tnbem q nur
Sinoe un6 ulIbe TSteI dnpenbe seine cbt a irer Srn
glertur unb aen mOrnIii@en Stsn elmer Seausm bten
9Rae 3ubcreet unb tann I'M Sat- ober Bbabane a Aer
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