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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19

strange to loak= upon a city and
country that we're even old before
my native land had a name! Steam
eIs on the lake take passengers to
the town of Constance, which plice
Ionce numbered forty thousand in
habitants, but now has only Gse
thousa nd and is mostly noted for its
historical associations, such as the
memorable council Of l4l4, held to
remedy the abuses Of the church,
and resulted in greatly curbing the
Papal power. The scsnery-on this
lake is much like that on the lakes
in the interior OF New York; tame
but beautiful. Its borders are orua-
mented with chatteaux and numer-
Gus old castles. We passed the
chateau and former residence of
Louis Napoleon and bis mother the
late ex-Queen Of Holland. 1t was
sold but it's said that the Emperor.
has re-purchassd it as aYresort for
the future, should bis health or cir
cumstapces call for retirement
Near the same place Louis Philippe
rusticated for a time. Lake Cou-.
stance is chiefly supplied by the river.
Rhine, which enters at The western
extre nifty and makes its exit at the
east, near the town Of Constance,
and traverses large extent of cauu-
try before it reaches the North Sea-
Switzerland IS surrounded by SUI
perior powers, and has held for
long time an independent national
existence. 1t is the resort and re-
fuge of deposed kings and dethronedI
mOnarchs-the theatre Of action Of
contendipg armies, and the neutral
ground to hold national conventions
and confirm alliances. LAFAYETTE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19
ExPLANAEION.

10 the Citizens of Ltncoka County:
II avail myself of the first OPP
poriunity to correc. a mistake that
occurred in my first piece in refer.
ence to the amount Of per centsge
allowed the Collector Of the taxes Of
the county. stated in my PROPOSE
ton that it would be a saving to the
county of eve or six hundred dol.
lars, having received information
from several citizens. and also from
one Of the deputy sherilfs, that tho
percentage was six, without the gra-
dations. | took it for granted that
it was that way and no, other, and
consequently made my calculations
as stated in my first piece. But on
being informed afterwards by1(Mr.L
Wiley Alexanderl the Sheriff, that iii
VAS not that way. and that there
vas only about 10 dollars difference !
between my proposition and the orig
nal plan. So presume that it was !
in honest mistake on the part Of my |
Informant, and / know that it vas |
IN honest mistake on my part; there,
ore / trust that my explanation will
satisfactory to alI,and that they will
consider me- in the race upon equal
ooting with the rest Of the candid.
ties. AUSTIN G. SMITH 4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19
EXPELLED FROM KENTUcKY.-We

EXPELLED FROM KENTUcKY.-We
learn from the Cincinnati Commercial
tina: thirty-six persons arrived IN
that city on the day previous, having
been expelled from Madison county,
Kentucky, for entertaining and ex-
pressing abolition sentiments. They
are the colaborers Of Rev. John q.
Fee, who has been for years past en-
gagged in teaching abolitionism in
Madison county. Amongst them
are Rev. Mr.. Rogers, Principal oil
a school at Berea, and his family; j..
d. Reed. and family, JAS. S. Davis,
Jno. F. Boughton,S Life, John Smith.
E. s. Hayes, C. F. Griffin, A. G. W.
Parker, and w. H. Terry. Hanson
is native Of Kentucky; Parker Of
South Carolina; Terry, OF Tenn, and
Smith, of Ohio. The others, We pre-
eume, are natives Of non-slaveholding
States. They were expelled in pun
suance Of resolution adopted by a
public meeting Of citizens OF hadl-
son county.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19

| Ii was 1lVe or ten minutes before
| 5 o clock; we had but few burners
! lighted; suddenly heard a loud.
LAUNDERING crash overhead, and. looked
up; saw the shaftiag coming down
Jail over the room; terrified i stood
fastened to the spot. although
knew the building was coming on me;
then | heard the oyerseer shout; /
tried to jump out of the rubbish, but
something struck me senseless; when
4 came to / found myself in the
rubbish covered with blood from
wounds in my face; finally ! crawled
up and got to the top and found a
lot of ruins over me which liked to
have taken my life, but succeeded
in getting out; passed a dead girl
IandF;wo mangled bodies; when first /
was knocked down I fell under a
heavy grinding stone which was too
heavy to give @ay to the weight
above. Ward found bis wife at the
City Hall. $500
The following is one Of the heart
rendipg incidents: Margaret Hamil-
ton. aged IA. This was her first
days work. Her devoted mother
attended her, and when asked what
injuries her daughter had received,
replied: Her arm is broken and her
head broken, and oh, my God! And
here the poor woman burst into tears.
My poor darling is all broken. The
unfortunate girl died to-day. The
daughter was the main support Of her
mother and four Children.
Miss Olive Bridges. Of Calais Me-,
who worked in the fifth story, seized
the hosting chain of the elevator
and went safely down and escaped
uninjured.
Before The building caught FIRE a
number Of those imprisoned beneath
the ruins could be seen aud tonversed
with. Drinks and refreshments were
in some instances passed TO them
When the fire spread over the ruins
they found escape hopeless, and bade
adieu to friends, and in several cases
gave directions as to the disposition of
tier effects. In enc part Of the build
ing a hole was battered through the
wall, and through it could be seen
three young women. who said they
we're not at all Injured; ono thrust her
arm through the small aperture and
begged TO be drawn through, bot
before the hole could be made large
enough the flames drove the men
away, and he prisoners persisted.
A jury was Summoned. who, af-
ter reviewing the dead, adjourned till
tomorrow. r..
The insurance on the Pemberton
mills was S4l5.000. Said to be
against fire only.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19

Prices OF HIRING IN VIRGINIA.
The Petersburg Express says hire
lings are bringing enormous sums
this season. Female cooks are rang
ing from $50 to 100; good female
house servants end nurses from
$50 to $50, aud little girls from
$40 to $40.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19
ALFRED BEARDEN.

Over one hundred hands have re-
Gently been discharged from one Of
the largest manufactures in the city
of P Philadelphia, in consequence Of or.
ders from the South having been
countermanded. The factory has
been in very successful operation for
six or eight years past, doing very
extensive business, the major por-
ton of which is With the South.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19
Gov. Chase and Rev. W. Chadick.


Some time since we repub!ished
from the Huntsville Democrat, with
comments, q letter from the Rev.
VIM. D. CHADIcK, detailing the sub
stance Of conversation he had sew
eral years ago with Gov. Chase, Of
Ohio. Mr.. CHADIcK had visited Ohio
for the purpose Of selecting place
of residence for some negroes eman-
Ioirated in Madison County, Ala,
and conferred with Gov. Chase on
the subject. A portion Of the con-
versation between them was reported
as follows:
For bis part, (said Gov. Chase)
he would rather never see another
free negro set his foot upon Ohio
SOIL ] asked his reason. because,
said be, their moral influence is
i annasrea - mo ! -. go 49,, sn"'
tency in him, and others in Ohio, to
love our Southern slaves 30 much as
to desire their freedom and clamor
for their emancipation, and yet hate
them so much as TO be unwilling 70
Ia. ,han : h.a,. :. =. ~: n"s e. ~
asnoo;all. . - ' b., wv ., o.a.. .
~ - :; So az -, - .uo A
60 90 o.nnat ~ J ,;h s,a '.a a ..o
w. ~ - H. son,;as a ~ - ~,
,r;sb ~" .,a., .sPnsa ~, l az "01
' - .s' s p'D0, , snea.'eI'a'ea gsoaaos :
-. 10 o 1900. Ia' 10 no .'ao, 10,
~ ~ a 10, 800 ~ ~ "0'e I" ~"
'"A' ''''' w" 0'0os'
The Columbus (Ohia) Journal on
behalf Of Gov. Chase responds as fol-
lows to the above:
~
- =, Aa''o11Se" 20 say IaS
uooe,nu u"a = !, nses' m .n' me ea"-
S"u?s aa', ~. ~ ~ "'m ino oo,e'nof
.eoe''ou oi'. nap"A ., VINO saiu ne
voc se'A'ns uo''.oa w some
0u'an''pa'eu p1aohs, WIN courtesy
quo sOp'','eu 'oue''n'o Jn ..s oo'
j : ~, t as S SaG - s'e" ..,: ie u'a no'
, law. D o T'e ~ - sss.Hu 'n 10, 10.
:, 80. - oa'o' Da' .., vs..A,p,y u'u NJ,
90 ,a., 40 .a"'g" sna' .ne'' WIZ n,p.a'
wac '"u'ps !" n'io
=. = opposou y u"''s. 's."'.on
. a,,, IN, III, f.op.s' va, "'." S 9 ue''sn
to Cypress them ia it. he thinks that
the presence Of the colored race il
Norihetn iaiitudes' Is forced. and
r mneh 'ns ..1'a'a' I'"' aiS aiioHsu
will sask So,,barn ,l;m.,ss "a
gradually disappear from Northern
lie may have expressed these views,
but certainly SAID nothing inconslst-
On. WIN I'LL. 'ae'el. Nol uiu nc cypress T
80 somstb;oa + tho manror and
Of Mr.. Chadicl, which
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19
sHERIFF,s s Ale

NY virtue OF one wri;of venditioni-expo-
~ mas to me directed from the Clerk of
the Circuit Court OF Lincoln county, Tenn
essees will expose to sale to the highest
bidder, for cash. at the courthouse door in
the-town- OF Fayetteyilles on SafuEday,
the lIta day OF February. 1850.
all the right, title. claim, and interest tina.
A. -TzNisEs has in and to a TOWN LOT Ia
the town Of Fayetteville. Lincoln county. Tenn
essee, known and designated in the pat o. said
town as Lot No 55. Levied on as the prop
erty Of 4. T. Nicks. at the suit Of MeEfoy &
Mckinney. byJ II. Bla.r, Constable of Lin
coin county. Tenn.
". NJ. ALEXANDER, Sds;F.
Jan. 5, l860--4t-- 81.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19

Some Of the Southern papers are
n favor Of exchanging the six New
England States for the island Of Cuba.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19
Monev2

WISH to inform my Customers that thar
Il notes and accounts are al due. ard that
need the money. and il ron want me e.
sell you Goods cheap, You must pay promptly.
Come one. come all. and pay me what you
owe me. and [ viii pledges myself to sell
yon goods as low as they possibly can be sold.
fonr fr'end. THOMAS C. GOODRICH.
January s, 1860
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-01-19

There we're 1877 marriages IN VIII
son county during the past year.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-24
VIRGINIA
@eiss SSicr Sro,scgss
opu
GGt. 5enars.

AHrd pfrionItbt &tntlmfe i'm Jiarpsn bln ia in
~" Slaho 9ricBt. mrilru getbrtrn 8unpen elm por.
it9l;thta tL9er Der brlttn &iidrrrn isper Err uup s]u,,
li!at " dusnabmSpelle tIutlcn Nreiien pifr.reu NJ
tollneE. 0lcitials empftb!e IT'D mein ppblaNrrtirt,.
Shler Won Jt1ntas, Hdu- unD Shnupi Iataf, 4)irifen
HHer art :inn lnnltt9e Nrttfel, RE III einem Gtanrren.
e'elhaTt arwGbnIIh ptiubt ptrpen. I'm cine ariSri,
N"Ii@t If'nes EdAers elttst y. 3eienfelp.
9ir. l94 9ircapiro
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0iclumbsr mcnfs,cn. sser,tnus.

S1H 2;tirdai ts rtaaertlntn slri.rrS, wls 10 I TN rpufe s,-
aeS %,tuhllhrS baIita Hurm UNIse etNuFm idEn man Gat a,dt
lNplIs uwartH, ale es ei cItniilac ueluaeb Kite iuitiub s,y
E4E:rs Ill YrreaImishlptStr 2Drlt ron fu YrlI uSslunru e,I
'h,Gs Mtn une cr -tsiIrtI ltierm up ltp baltp aEtrrc Yprb r..
I .tRttn Srmnnt't IlRtetNtn fIntStbra Wub. DlH atlhr ,,ittS
r:rbGrirt W0 III aRitra G1ner ron >Gpt su ,5aer L.,r, INC peui
kipt sc,tts Sisbtf, 10 pi!p lstalI Gpsi,rd brllsi Stu, eIuNtp uEa
HbHr su en pttuR OaugnHeptGn. erM Az. Dgs uHp ldl!,n mn
HrdMsRehsrn " lrrtp,a, em thIe iI!t an,ael L pir fr taS ora;
trrccrn. in StiIapI rtkr AeatIdutl .I sss ecur, wIS Ma
bun tam, tie SprplT>0 pnltiIuiipN, III IbICm nrrmllrE .Auulup ~
srtditsn. pbnt oe eeeeasir4p ~ sslasSpsn. uu pk,,m uGse ~,
IL. SpilfInr fn VraphrRI.
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SE0IptTuhS %EaH >"tlUlt bal Grrtt, etc bier IN NiamerN ans
sei'b; wtrs, ntnant 81 lor CNi0ltn (3rrjnor-.~, h~ nh w.
nctc Nseni o. S"""~ - '"''5'"F
@Ftat s@e!i'rN SNjuroact Company ~ Wtilan.tnh,,
SSHIlscSfn n1E;!!H S~,'itryraa luf la]CnnfSarc.. SiersS .yosr,I.r
%Eae1H'tn Trr:istt;tn 5MUun9tr, fYruhnvt,-r, yc,gEs,,5l,
'"%lLE"' M"@ln. Il"N .LItT u ue ,m0r ~ cen riI!sitra .Ieir,c
w." YtTlUath, mtItoC ia GeArR ban @eIut pSn E,nfr n,.
n'herl woler, mcren mp2uhun, bl trm liutsr,ri r,,Srn w n,r.n WI
% " am, ~. Ss@rtr!Elf 0r ,NreaI 2rrt,ru ,,ufiranes unr 5n7
Sp"IPHHS ptHI3r! lth III NsiIapt Ipbia No 4D3 30 ,Inu,i,r rrr
Der 4ien StrI {, uno btirGst bae Gapitsl pc,islben s5o1 i non eH'
, IN N'9firnc btrItet lb etc ,3rrrispfntt I'm ", lrr.sc ,r
2pHrth rattrrIlt Dem Grtaarge Spirl unr urhcr y 49,
Vs. GebcnSs ScriiptIunltn fur 9l:;Re unr ,cn mr,
S'!Nle"e es's10h THr pt 6tlttn Gun.plsniccn uuc al ,rH ttui,tr
T. s'," vh'ssIsn se"ol"rl uho Wt.o bal Sttrbtf6am Der %ctT,
" ! :" "'F~'h' auS5siah!t. Or. 6. u. 8rt6cn. Isrnt.
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NEW MARhET HOTEI-
Sac eer Gen un6 M%anhaatr.. a1nman,

sdt Der eisn nn6 MaribaiIltr., ~3tIbRoue
Tim rttitnesn 9ubIi5uut piro tieies neu tirocri Mot, ar..,
Gene tmrnblta. g!ttpittits erLdrtta Hin ~ 'infsr,s,N,s." y.
bae ttfiat pueliun u pftr;M Be- .p,n,+"es qua
rtdt:;tr pcfats %frtuHeiihu siHiuiaeta,l noicIbl man nsss = 10y
Hastrstr uno )snats. ~@1fri1un8su, nsbf susortcan,enbsr S,ns.
aH6 EaasE NTH Stsptfbef.z u. z 90
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0enficbc SriidbteI
Jdcpb - unDrrsbelme

OHNVV NHp T . y { | m r,
Ne. 1 MatnitrsBe, nabe am aIten 0fartt.
'laHoi lin BEN SeutlDea @utHtun. nanenIltb oausiral,r. biz
~Ej' { gu ntapen, Cap or en H.9tr dner oeutlasu iSrlhIs b6lt
1ts: 3nt'pta' Seoerrts NIFlteh, Sreieu, ymtu, d1s 4 ten <Suv.
'tnIrahnr' ssAAAr'pt 3trlss, otppeiir. uno x,nbu.a,r 0rc
=aFpHtr, S4;eh ,ss tnc Scrtua,n, tertiDt $0siis, ,iaa-m m,
'''I.'' zig ARIA -A"e':s. @ilaffea j. &c. 'ptkDs Iruil e.r4gN
:tIssaeT t!elit oyj4uri
~ %E Nlj:s ,a g.tNfs.r a.. --.,A 80, r.
."rtei A~I;tst"ue - - Sul ~ Dt. -. Ayr : 5~
S~S"T ''N"'''NU ,A9t0b wUAp ECbrR
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=. ". 2freGer,

Npptbctsr, Drusif, Supporter zen bent.
'@eh eptmiealtsn u. !. ID. Rr. 3 Wain- Str,
seasnutfr eens aiten Marfte.
Hsr Sserpte rsrStn nit Der aree,eu Scyafor, unb Gcnou.
'etst esreref. lpris den y rdr arate une nll pfer
MI auEerNs: Yuntltbfrtt teicrat. EaHbtaufIcutt m6asr eas
se!pea'use Ss1s, omtrifeRtidber. bruthte unb ~fraRlbfftsy l,ts
IrttTtr = Arireitn. QGnsp- Arttsl u. {. 10. in bsfisr auspab' tltf
"a "useh'Ne'! nsoner, pclbc gytiteI sum GSeil idbR ,u nil. .Is-
nh, sts etn "erel' btn preisn abseGNsn merocn. RcpiItRfo-
zen Rs'esn ~ bnn biAtSlen Sepinsuusen wiessrun nit asuem
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Oeutihe 6ebamme.
Dlr5. >. Saum1nn, MarlbdQ. StraEe
'mjjhen Ger 5fcn unO 6tcu

3ip;lthfn Ter oICn unp 6tcn.
ntatt zen 5rausn &tlhisnos bic ~erestrni, ar;eiae. baF n
Deuntlaie 1la Setarlat %rubiEltua auf sl lln;yer;iiot n, 0or.
berS III 2'aicrn lhT GFancn ectanoeH BAT, worubcr lie bic hrtro
S"l9IIis nprlc9en lam, mtsb Ub ne lin bt perfpmmrnfr p, iy,Is"
9enatuen belisne enipftblt 3ugsit madt eiei!bc lbr,n Cy6nns.
rnhtn. et 1hNtRe' Dap NJ IN ScuNbl1pt msbrere Shr. icni, -,
baltimore - sabre prdttlcai BAT. uno DAB lie pcsbaip pie YEs-s 40 q"
rNn9 9cten tann, csF ne et.DGi5e Nunud t III Ter ibne1 itsn ,cH.sI,
"S "' O@l'VptHItH uuor' p!tH tann. 23.5
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y. ii. ~CHALKLEY.

bannlsr eon esper uao Shub. 6lnriuos, 0mp,rt,.r
pom Iran;Ciiihem &lltleeer,
Is. otr., ,Dilben Main II. 9arp, Rlhmeno, ga
Dtutlb.u Sbubmddhs 81 wtD bhS s~eai,dnpisfs aHprt rte uaar,
sleta alss ~ ibrem Beipaft n0tbige QDertScus, Ole {. 4. iyinpirGa,
S,lisn &C.. "%t soritn ilpvsrs u. !. ID DWo ppr Sttilcrr uno
oH ~ geo aapt psrotace esps ut ~9lettfals eOs,itb,e.
9ertauit. UGI
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BRUCE'S
Hew -Dorkfr Sbrift-6 ir6erfi

Eat iste ~rcirdtbtS cine srpse NaspabI ron
H'SAa"So'N"", 3icr,Sdriftcst,
80 S'pr'fer- S'utfebrn Sdbriftei,
Wsr,icrunsrn,
S"aops IL SnntcorcftsSbrf'ftr SinfaHunssn,
Ssc'fra- u. WctaHsSimicn, 9urafalnr.
W''mSenc III Sa'odnitrtt GRsCuaoratcu,
Sireice uc Guipisn, Gprpat hi iacar {, =
2DitcmatiidJc tiuica.
d SbItter iub aae eurh Tampffraft pom Rem bieGr Shrift.
sIBtrti tJsrtpamtdcd bartcu Nciau aeapjien. Die uuuc,oIei -
l~e SNn.ut9te't, ant NJ aietnt Shrif,sn eclrftn perren, lcet .rtd
II, e.n Stahr, fule eauerbafNrcn SbrIRrn Az Zen niseriuntn
Yrstltn ctr 5erpbuitpcn ippsn iorppbl ItscH 9aar ais af GTe. il
En- pcrtauicu. :"
yitNtn' p~eiiIbrifen. 6arbs. &ifen 99irsstbatsn sc. Iieferc i&
~ YIN Htpt'sIth USeritrrtllen. SbrIftprptr1 nshlt Yysislilic
msse.n 9t9tn einNhncun8 sn I Grnts iIr bas 9paporto an Sr >.
eruGtrsicI pCrflrei.
5rttun9ebt. aus ster, rChtc hisit @. ;siet, uebf tisSr Trt,. csr
cs" l. AaSllt 1884 eretmai aufrt brsen unc mir Gin 1rcmp,ar b..
rfr Se'luT3 iulenccR, iunncu Die ,5nierticnssselhreu in MnrtnnIua
faue:u. ;S,nras " "'
Tp. Is QbunterS ct. Ncrp. sg,rF
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IS nr. >, ~ II

Is mr.. y, MelIou.
SmrprtsuIt uuo p@eItr ron
SrSRcies, 2Stnc, Viss, 9tuinS ump yRSpSttS,
EGbadc unp Gtglrreu.
80. l3i @eyplraBc, RiUmrne, va.
Va mttn,r Z rort uEe SenSte &AlreSrult baps it asasrrSris
I2tItRht ariif,., rr LID mctdca eruittr Sunctu scucaS rneftp.
lev tarn: Gpsnde. HoA,ue Hno Sajt-ae Braurlte, bpuaust.
i5en BtI. 9amaiea INm, ctptlD uue Srnb MbtStts,
w =, Sperrp>, Neacttd~ uo 3tIlsll sS sia.
SGp A,t's. Scnni. uMp Sblp 3aptStta,
St DO YVluc9, 6n Eub 1wect SHtin,
~ % Slo applt YrGaeS.
rs 90 ave. itrlta Rrc S"cisfca (.rE ! - Sabre el0,
0O 10 Grttitter &at AibtStep & snrlcu "a. ID austn.stt
8Sau ein),
50 JtcStt 851m;G5E T, rcrIn9ltd sSc!itu.
Giartt, Sluttrnr uEe ! ctecspCtacr gteiut, Curacao. Sumu,l
9rhbpautr Inb &alpTtS; GGHppn usp Euplm pprisr. : cptp
Iit; aGtt OIrInd 3isdlIcs.
Eausue Tar sWs MIR lei'Ssr sciptate 3ttrauea, tofe ib eurs,
ruatiint Austunrnns a!,i AaTt!~sc hanslsc auh t.rntrbip MT
int-ha,Itn. 3rtr : Rcllrn.
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Deuth 6ebanmt.
Mrs. s. Staurs, 16& Srpapltt. ,miIt

.. unp /. Strabt,
MAJOR sh eeaitned GraueA 8ibH,snne Die sraeb,ni, an,eioe. Sok
t III GeutNrianr ais y a nj nj { iupicrt unb aui b,r un;SrrrI,np,
~ St'r5te :br Gramen belfanpen bat, ipOruber lie bic bcnen 3,nsnImr
S ssrs nn rsaN; ~sSnalS nc dp bet scrtratntsnptn e,tItstnDtita be-
i'At, Cap re Bus ,fnpfeu Ger Rmper, l,lutr:,iirnsn n / ~ sssS~1
ss'OISl h0 esrarttaea AuItrasrn lpntllsns nstbfommt.
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