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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

That the Democrat should spring
the Railroad question upon Mr.. Stone
is matter Of astonishment to all per-
sons acquainted with the facts:
1t is notorious and known OF all
men hereabouts, that Mr.. VIM. Z. De-
bolt, Mr.. Stones opponent, has been
for a long time engaged in a Railroad
enterprise, as it's Secretary. the same
As Mr.. Stone, which has proven III
every respect more disastrous to its
stockholders than has the Cincinnati
and TT. Wayne Railroad.
The difference in the policy and
management of the two roads may b,
found in the following true statement
The road in which Mr.. Stone was
an officer, has arranged and taken NJ
all its bonds and that company is now
out Of debt, and the road bed and as
sets belong to the stockholders. Oh
the other hand, the road in which MIR
Debolt is all officer has made no pro
visions for its bonds, and, as a result
the road bed and all It's assets are los
to the stockholders.
A TAX Payer" wants to know o
Mr.. Stone If re "will assist in passin:
laws confirming all Of Sturges's fraud
ulent land titles" The demagogu
"A SO apparent in this insinustion thu
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
From he Daily Journal.
Rrpublicn Rally In Randolph.
WrvoHEsrEu. Sept. Is ls6U.

WrvoHEsrEp. Sept. Is 1860.
To. JouRSa.: The Republicans have
a very large crowd here To lay-not
less than 5,000--notwiths,anding the
very uufavo~ablc state of the weather
this morning. The forenoon was DC
cupicd IN receiving and cscortins del
e.ations n they arrived from the
several townships. lnnumerablc flags
banners ani devices. Gin such case
made anl provided. were intcrspcrs-
c,l through the different delegations.
The enthusiasm OF the crowd was UNI
! oundcd. an,l the les, Of feeling pre-
vailed. There were 200 Wide
Awakes in the procession.
Ut Il O'Clock grand procession
was formed. un,lcr the direction oil
Tom Brown, who was in his glory.
and performed his part crcditably
Tom is some. either as a successful
advocate Of Republican principles, oil
as we'll discipl incl military com.
mander. The procession was near d
mile in length. AMI presented very
interesting snl imposing appearance
Ii was conducted to beautiful grow,
south OF town. wherc. Stands were err
ectc,l, and at one o'clock the speaking
commenced. Joshua II. Gidding'
was the first speaker intoduccd. and
made very mild, argumentative and
convincing speech. occupying abou'
one hsur. His speech was much ap
plau,led, and | heard more than on,
Democrat remark that they wer,
much disappointed in the old man. tha
he was net so ultra ami bad man a,
he had hem represented to lie. a
the conclusion of Gid ling's remark,
Will Cumback was intro iuced. an,
is now speaking with great force an,
power LANCE is also speaking from
another stand to his German fellow
citizens. who are delighted to hca
Rcpublicsnism expounded in their owl
language. They are all right here
To night the Wide Awakcs willhav'
slively time. Randolph will do he
aaty. \.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

perhaps. made more votes TO the ticket
than any man in the State.
Al night
The wide Awakcs" came out in their
strength, and made a most imposing ap-
pcarancc After marching through the
principal streets, ihcs came to halt at the
East side Of the public square. where about
1000 citizens we're assembled ia the street.
The crowd was addressed by VIII cumback
Mr. Giddings and Mr.. LANCE, in short and
pungcnt speeches, which we're repeatedly
interrupted by outbursts of applause. AZ
late hour the meeting adjourned by giving
three deahning cheers for Republicanism
generally. The exercises of the day we're
no, MARRIED by any Kind Of accident or
disordvrl, conduct. The people we're sobci
: and civil.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

m 1880. aud explain or show the
Democratic clue to certain Abolition
bill gotten mp and offered in the
Legislature OF our State.
| do not design to notice or follow
further his Fl lthy article. but will add
that this man or thing. the representa-
tive Of man. feels hurt to think that
any Democrat has the audacily 20
speak out his sentiments on this sub
Jet contrary to his opinion Of what Is
Democratic. Well may he come out
in low dirty article to which he i
afraid to affix his name, after advis-
ing the Democratic Central Committee
to pass resolution saying that no
Democrat should be a candidate for
the office Of Clerk.
Ii this is the kind Of Democracy
the dirty dog who signs his name
Union City expects me to endorse. he
is mistaken in the man.
Again. Sir, j never allowed my
name to be affixed to any communica
ton for publication that | did not
write. Notwithstanding this would be-
leader has asserted to the contrary.
In his next effusion OF billingsgatc
! hope he will explain why it would
be acting IN bad faith to Mr.. Monks"
for any Democrat to have his name
placed upon our County Ticket for
Clerk. just as well might the De.
mocracy of Randolph have full
Democratic ticket and all be battling
for tho success OF the ticket with our
hands clear off Republicans as to be
the poor, pitiful tool in the hands oil
men who have been our most bite:
enemies. Far better wonld it be foi
the Democracy of this County to be
beaten in a fair fight for the principles
of the party. than to be led by the
nose by such men as the one who at.
tacks his neighbour. and who, coward.
like, is afraid to place his name tc
what he says. Upon such a man
can look with supreme contempt AM
shun him as | would the vlcst of tn,
vile. Very Respectfully.
ALIEN. WHITE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
PHOTOGRAPHY.

This is a beautiful method Of writing the
English language. by the means Of the most
simple character that can be formed and
which accurately represent the sounds Of
spoken words. Ii can bee written more than
six times as fast a. common hand. and GA
less than one.sixth the space. thus saving
10 the writer more than hve-sixth OF both
time aud paper. Among thousands Of
eminent men aho have certified 90 It's i'm J..
portancc, We have space only for the fol-
lowing
Hon, ThoN,s II. BENros says; Had
Photography been known forty years ago,
il would have saved me twenty ycsrs OF
hard labor
JonS :. HARr, Principle of the High
School, Philadelphia. says; some OF our
students, not vet twenty years OF age, are
making more money by Photography than
the Principal OF the High School, after
having given himself for more than twenty
years 20 his profession
The undersigned has published a short
but concise system, which will, in few
weeks, enable any one who can write, 10
write down any speech a fast as spoken.
IL will be sent 20 any one in the United
States, on the receipt OF One Dollar: or ten
copies will be sent To one address for Five
Dollars; aud any greater number at the same
ratio. Address.
-. y. IsI AClAusl I'm.
lSOM'S STORE, TENN.
octi-3m
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

!. is unworthy of notice. Our Con-
.titutions have all wisely provided
against permitting men or companies
to make contracts and then to pass
laws to make them binding. \ Tax
PAYER" while standing "hitched to
the public crib," had no woid OF SYM
pithy for the "taN payers" While
his Golfers were being filled by the
people. his voice was silent. aud his
slumbers sweet. but now that the
people propose to turn him looase in
his Deestrick." he is suddenly aroused
from his peaceful rest and all at once
he becomes solicitous about the wei
fare of the dear people. Have these
startling announcements Of yours just
come to your knowledge? Has it ia
ken you twenty years TO make these
wonderful discoveries? Surely. You
have not been very apt scholar
The people arc not surprised that you
know all these trighym things. but
they will ask themselves how it is that
you, now. at this late period of your
life, and at time when your election
is certainly very doubtful, at best,
have concluded to reveal all this ex-
traordinary information of yours
Would you have said one wor,l about
high taxes and Railroads, If You had
got the nomination last SPRING.
We'll you know that your voice would
have been raised Tor no such purpose.
BY the way. Mr.. Monks, we have
heard several of the taxpayers inqui-
ring Why it was that during your four
teen years service as Clerk there was
only $500 OF forfeited recognizanccs
paid into our County Trcausurer,-
Was this amount all that was paid in?
II not, why has it not been paid over?
And IL this amount Is all that was
paid on that account, whose fault is
it that criminals have been turned
loose and their bonds rcmittcd?-
Were you not and have you not been
an active agent in this business and
thereby keeping the County out Of a
large amount Of money?
; There is another item that we have
heard mentioned incidentally, and
quite a number of intelligent voters
have asked themselves tho question,
why it i, that you, Mr.. Monks, are
, using every means in your power tc
continue in possession of the Clerk''
+ Office; and this too, after having mad,
yourself, at least very well off so ia
( as worldly goods are concerned, b,
Q holding that Office Would you no
have recommended yourself to tn
good and worthy people of thi
I County il you had quietly withdraw
from public service and permittc'
II others, who are perhaps as wei
c qualified and as worthy as you wer
y when first elected, to enjoy for
a season the honors and emoluments c
}. that office ? And because you did no
II do this the people are wondering VIII
o it is that you are afraid TO have
% successor.
= Now, Mr.. Monks. il you wi
N answer these questions in conncctio
II with the others that have been pro
'c pounded to you through the JouRNAI
~ we will try very hard to issue a
Is extra for your benefit.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

fgWe have never as strong testi-
mony in favor OF any medicines. as we
have Tor Dr.. s. y. Viewers Canker
and Salt Rehum Syrup. together with
the Create. They must be good mel
icines, for such men as Rev. Jabel :.
swan. and others Of that class would
never have given their manner 20 put
forward WORTHLESS article. They say
that these medieinese are positive
cure for all Humors. and we have no
doubt but they are. II We were at
fiicted in that way we should give them
a trial. and should advise our friends
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

'fhis bane Of The West. which lays
the foundation for many consump-
ton. seldom fails to attack those
with lisordered liver. This tendency
is eeectually prevented by an occa-
sionsl use Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP
whic... by its Alternative and tonic effects
produces healthy action of the blood
and liver. and etiectually restores the
system from the mischievious effects
caused ly the abuse Of Calomel and
O4ine.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

during Mr. cumback's speech, addressed
tho Germans ia their own language IN
another part Of the grove. ~ a matter of
course. We cannot speak, from our own
knowledge of the merits Of his speech. IL
= highly spoken of by those Who understood
him. One German, heretofore Dspgias
man, declared himself after hearing Mr..
II. Republican. Mr.. l.. has done much
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

A. ,. NEFF and J. J. CHENEY viii
speak at the following places;
Windsor. Thursday, Oct. 4, TT. -.
T. NJ BROWNE and y. +. DlGGS will
speak at
Lutheran Church, sat'day. Oct. 6, 2.r ~.
Floods Meeting House. Monday, Oct. :.
7r.a
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that we will srll.
az public auction. on Thursday the 25th
day Of October next, az the residence OF
John Longcnecker. late of Randolph Coun
~. deceased, all his personal property not
taken by the widow consisting of Horses,
Cattle. Sheep, Hogs. Farming Utensils,
Hay, Corn in the field, sheat oats, and
other articles too tedious 20 mention
A credit of twelve months will be given
on all sums over three dollars, the purcha
ser giving his note with approved surety,
waving valuation and appraiscment laws
M,Ry " LONGENEoEER, Adm'x.
ions u. boSsENEcKER, Admir-
Oct. 4, 1850. iw
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

George \. Smith. Esq. will speak
a, the Boar creek School House. near
\. L. Stcclc'.. on next Saturday even
ing at candlc-lighiing.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04


"Mr. Monks has been consistent Re-
publican at all times, and has not been
ready to change his politics for the purpose
OF obtaining office. a. We understood his OPP
poncnt, Mr.. Goodrich, on certain occasion
was willing to do Winchester Demo
crat.
We have before demanded the
proof when it was that Mr.. Goodrich
proposed to turn Democrat for the
sake OF office at their hands, but the
evidence has not been furnished. -
We know that prominent Democrats
did, in 1856, endeavor to get Mr.. j.
b. Goodrich to run for the office OF
Prosecutor against the Republican
nominee, and how well they succeeded
is known to every body. He was not
so easily enlisted in the service OF
tearing down the Republican party as
Mr.. Monks has been. But we are
told that MIR. Monks has been con
sistent Republican at all times In
confirmation of this stat, ment we ask
our Republicans to contrast his pres
On, activity in opposing the Rcpubli-
can party in this County with his
former policy. as indicated in his let
ter TO Mr.. L. Il. Osborn III 1853, which
we elsewhere publish. Strange ICON
sistency."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

And thereafter at my Office, in Winches-
ter, until the third Monday in March. lsGl +.
after which time there will he 10 per cent.
added to all unpaid taxes.
P.S. Special attention will be directed
to the collection of the Delinquent Taxes II
former years. They positively must be- paid
soon. and We shall continue 20 distrain per.
sonal property for that purpose.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

a son Of Joel Iewis's. who has
been sick for sometime. dicd on las,
Saturday night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
Electoral Ticket.

rtrcroRs FOR rHx STATE ~ iarer.
WILL. CuMBACK, Of Decatur.
JOHN T.. NSFIELD. Of Jefferson.
DISTRICT rLreTops
1t p.arict-cJrus VI. Allen, Of Knox
.l--John ". Rsv, % Clarke,
n Morton & Hunter. n Monroe,
i,h--tohn r.. Tfrquausr. ~ Franklin
..th-S,lson Tfaslcr. % tlyettc,
tth-Rsubsn i RILEY. of Hancock.
7tf--i9u Htnnah, OF futnami
sta-ssrnuei \. iiuf. Of 1ippecanoe;
1th--James y. Tyntr, Of Nisiai'
ioth-Isaac J.nkiEson. OF Allen;
Ilth-D vii o. Dtiley. Of Huntington
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
Cluster +. HARD. %

"rsRrviAS SrNrr is ISOLATION Of Profor-
,6e of Iron, = new discovery In medicine
and strikes Z. he root OF disease by pro-
ducing healthy Blood the source of all vital
~ in the human organism" For sale by
". u. picr~%.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
To the Voters oG Randolph and
other Counties.

On Tuesday next you are to cxer-
else your rights as American citizens
in the selection OF your officers OF
State. That this right may be main
tanned sacred, and transmitted unim-
paired To those who follow us. Every
voter before he casts his ballot. should
weigh we'll his responsibility, and
cast that ballot as his judgment says
is for the good Of tho country and
good of mankind.
Two State Tickets only are presented
to the people for their support. The
one headed by Mr.. Il. a. Hendricks
for Governor. is understood by every
body, we believe, "a being Douglas
Ticket. The one headed 10y Col. II.
:. Lane fot Governor, is doubtless as
well understood TO be n Republican
Ticket. The inquiry ough; to be with
every voter, what sentiment will re-
fleet, what policy will | favor in thus
casting my vote? II you vote for the
Douglas Democratic ticket. you evil
IDENTIFY vote an Endorsement OF the
principles Of that party. and so. ifyou
vote the Republican ticket. Can it be
possible that the principles of this
Democratic party, commend them
selves to your judgment. over the
principles of the Republican party
Can it be that you prefer Sl.very to
Freedom? Is ii q matter OF indiiier.
ence to you whether your SOIL your
land. is blightcd with the curse OF
Slavery, or made to bloom and bios
som as the rose with the institution
Of Freedom? You all know the dis
tinctive features of the two parties on
this subject of Slavery. The Rcpub.
lican party on every proper occasion,
in Congress and ont of Congress has
expressed determination to use every
constitutional means to prevent its eX.
tension. The Democracy has as bold
" and as openly declared either in ia
vor Of its extension, or given ven. t.
total Indifference with reference there
to.
These facts of themselves ought I,
be sufficient, we think, to induce CIV
cry friend Of Freedom To vote for on
Republican State Ticket. and thu
place Indiana right on the side o
Freedom with all the other Western
, States.
r Our State Ticket is good one
worthy the support of every man il
Indiana. 1t represents the great idc
OF the Republican party" Freedom
Free Homes for Free Men,,
In conclusion. let Us say to ever
voter, bc at the polls, vote as you
Judgment says is right. and on mex
= Tuesday Indiana will be redeemed
c Our ticket will be elected and on tn
q 9th of November Abraham Lincol
will receive welcome plaudit fror
y the American people.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
Ia. CRl GER. AGrSr,
No. Tse. broadway, NY
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN, tlla. he First
Presbyterian Church odd Scheol) of
Union CITY, Indiana. VIII meet at paxon's
Hall. in said ci'y, on Monday, October -.
A. D.. 1880. az 10 O'Clock A.. ~, fos Oh.
purpose Of clec6ng three Trlstees fss sa,e
church. Ioct
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

ron oovysSon.
HENRY S. LANE. of Montgomery
ros MTEsAsT eovrHso"'
OLIVE R,n MORTON. of Wayne.
ron SECRETARY % sr,rr.
WILLIAM A. FEEBLE, Of Randolph.
fop -RsAsuREn on sr,rs,
JONATHAN s. HARVEY, of Clarke.
rcr ,vprrop % srArt,
ALBERT LANCE. II vigo.
yos ATTORNEY .E~rR,t.
JAMES q. JONES, OF vsnderburg.
ron srroRrrs oy surpEnE csrsr,
BENJAMIN HAERIsoN. Of Marion.
res clysx or srrpfNE corRr,
JOHN Y. JONES. Of Lagrange.
ron surrsixrK>psSr or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER. Of Putnam.
ron cosopEss. 5rH DISTRICT.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

The Bible Class meets Saturday
night at G. A. Averys.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

Go to Shapes; if you want good
mir Of boots or shoes male.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the Taxpayers of Randolph County,
Indiana, that expect To attend in the scy
cral Townships of this County for the pur
pose of receiving your Taxes due on the
18th day of October, le6O, as follows:
Wayne Township. Thursday st day of
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
WILL CCNBAck.

This gentleman succeeded ". Gildings
in speech of tho hours. !, was happ,
effort, eloquent and Witty. He kept the
audience in the best possible humor. They
greeted him with frequent ou,hursts of aP-
rlauge.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
TO Families.

10 f'eInlll
This Is the place To- get your
Queen-ware.
Knives and Forks.
Spoons, Csndlcsticks.
and Tinwsrc.
You can find your EATABLEs here also.
Cheese,
Crackers,
Dried Beef.
Bacon,
Lard.
your fine sugar cured ANS.
Coffee
and Sugar.
THE VERY BEST TEA.
RICE,
FISH.
BUTTER.
Eggs.
coRNNEAL.
FLOUR.
ETC, ETC
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04
READY PAY SYSTEM,

". CAN aud WILL sell LOWER than any
Credit Store eau or mn.
cw-OUR STOCK Is ENTIRELY NEW
sT-All We ask is call.
Store, al The old Stand, South Of Public
Square, Winchester. Ind.
g.. W. BR 4 &c, & CO.
Apr 10. lsG0 MIC ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-04

Read Again.

During the contest for the nomins-
ton last Winter ard Spring, George
W. NJ onks became suspicious that
Nathan Garrett, who was candidate
for nomination, intended to run the
race for Clerk regardless. OF the result
Of the April Nominating Election
TO make Mr. Garrett define his posi-
tinn and to pledge him to abide the
Nominating lection, AR. George W :
Monks addressed the following letter
to him through the JoursAL:
From the Randolph County Journal
February ., leo.
\ GARRETT, Esq..-Deor Sir. A YOU
are understood TO be candidate for Clerk
now call on YOU 70 announce Your name
in the "Randoiph County Journal a. such
candidate. All the candidates for the
Clerk office have lone SO except Yourself.
/ A. am a candidate, subject to the decis
/ ion of the nominating election in April.
wish YOU 10 show your hand. The voters
have a right to know what position YOU
occupy: whether YOU intend submitting your
name 20 the nominating election or not.
call on you publicly because ii il reported
YOU do not intend submitting your name;
but intend being an independent candidate
Please let me hear from YOU soon.
Your, truly,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-11

9in Die 2Camcn JHtba,onts.
Waeamr 6Gud dae (ppu plriS), ole bel Der
ttitn 6ais I'M Redautes ,}ntiut fur ihrt &oiic )
FIRsT-CL ASS diploma
:fpt, bat 233 2rpae vabt ndbe or 3tn eiR reJes unS
I.tFhdscs Eager pUa @i,unerps lSa IN sro fltt
M!dn1me s. bai eie Ghrc Den Dan eA Nihmcu.s ou;Ir
ielScu eeB thr Eager pcn 8cnnctS uno MillItutIp.
2o1dren 81 nsUtiitL fsan;rFren Sa.pu uno ,sdum1d
a9epeen; gl'ltt-uo oprr1ib9 OIL n,uiIeu y rl;r Mews
SPrter 4pee GOidUreS Ucatbcre 29rsafol 9tisbeus
uhe Satce. G;deaMe Is wre sr0Pte lRiNe am eIt Au
aae tnr al &be mCreenotn @ur-9e srpe .leu mp ibr
GpHc rncn 0Encn llN rcrnd)It Iie. ca, le i.r aue
iap aelamatsOa aue9eTabits 93aAie .ilI II bl;t.n
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8. sabrgns'9g,
Tne German ADYERTISER.

Tie German ADVERTISERS,
Z. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Arnum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advert sements reasonable
nFFICr: 7th Str, between CLAY & LEIGH.
Ses!rsuuSeu.
Ter ..NuHiocr eribent ieeen rraet, Senntaae ausse-
aewmen, ar p6drntliteR ubic,irpnepreiS .pn 0 StS
Sbaf On Ole rtIp Sr6ser cSr $500 in Sbrlicr SprauS
tcaBluaA snaiaeN fncep inter pleeucen Stbnaunetn
slfnubas Ginnaiiee Gmrdune 10 3eilsr pscr peni
1Cv 30 6tS peinoliae rs Cts, ereimd ise l.00 cine
aHctc 25 eircn 9tpno So 80 nrci Ipnate 81 CO. feds
sRruac 90. sipof 4fpnoie Si2oo in siersibriHer
smorStgnbIune. Ineiasn, Die n1b 9dieteh esrlnstrt
be- ccn fihutu. .psrbcu hit $500 pcr }abr trre6nt
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GaplttI XI.

lir Yrrijr 6Hnii.e. Ter ncur 8caweatel
h,u' I,b idtt riur Sale.
Ter mile, ~ fcinn, ter IN psri,er NlAt.ar
t't bh'fF,,chs tcr DE gen bss n;ratb, m les
TT, Urrwnf ifer &roiil, ltrenauns nOb eineu
,rm Splt tuntecr Arm IL ,9raaanrr SBp trp
,ulImmeu, Tx Ct III Il rBrnp : z,hauern uter nj
Efrr Gllsl1aI!ets. CaSn A6sr, 'e,l40pit une matr.