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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

IMPORTS OF DRY GooDs.-We learn from the
Journal of Commerce that the imports of dry
goods at the port of New York for the year 1893
have been larger by nearly twenty million dollars
than for any previous year in the history of the
country, and nearly ffty-three million dollars
larger than-for the year 1853. A part of this in
crease has doubtless resulted from the depression
IN his trade which succeeded the financial revui
1857
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

THE PROGRESS OF NoN-INTERCoURsE.-T
movements of the South towards an entire cessa-
ton of all traffic with the North, and towards
arming themselves against future emergencies,
have resulted thus far in very largely increasing
one branch of Northern traffic The trade in
arms and ammunition of war, rifles. swords, and
especially military buttons, gold lace and feath-
ers was never so brisk in the North as it is Just
now. We understand that large orders re-
ceived from the South by our merchants for sup
plies of these articles.-N. Y Times
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
OSWELL..

Read what Mr.. Mitchell, the editor of the ST.
Louis News, says of congressman, and stand
amazed: 60
Democrats, Americans and Black Repub
licans are on the most friendly terms, and are as
often seen with their arms around each other
necks as a lot of.school girls. It is painful to
know that men will so trif1e with the peace and
dearest interests of the country as do these po-
litcans. Their language is as ferocious in their
public speeches a. their conduct in social hfs is
fraternal "
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

MANuFACrURE OF FIRE-ARMS.-On the au-
thority of the New Haven Journal, it is stated
that Col Sam. Colt, of Hartford has made ar
rangements establish a mandatory of fire
at Richmond Va. The capital required is one
million of dollars, Of which Major ". NJ. B. Hart
ley of Connecticut, has agreed to furnish one
holt
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

tinel of Saturday, says
letter from the Northern Neck says that a
servant woman of Mrs. Yerby had made state
ments to her mistress of meditated mischief IN
Richmond county, which had caused the arrest
If ten negro men by the civil authorities The
Investigations which have not been concluded,
had increased the soIicitude of the people The
appropriate remedy will be doubtless applied.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

BETTER THAN TExAs.-We are now more con-
frmed in the opinion than ever that North Caro-
lima is a better State for farming and enterprise
generally than Texas any Of the other far of
countries We find the following in the Salisba-
ry Banner:
II. N. Diggs, of Anson county. has two boys.
brothers, that picked on different days this sea-
son, the following weights of cotton: 730, TIA,
6I2, 603. 57S. ST..
Mr.. Diggs has just returned home from Texas,
where he had been to find a - hetter place and a
better country" perfectly satisfied with the old
North State He says he would not take FIVE
hundred dollars for the trip. This statement was
made to me by Mr.. Diggs his return on Mon
day last.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

DRowNED-We regret to learn that Mr. j. E.
Toomer of this place got drowned on Saturday or
Friday last at Jones Lock on the Cape Fear Riv-
cr. He was assisting to save some timber, where
he. with two others, were carried under the DAM
The other two swan ashore, but he could not. Ell
their from not knowing how to swim or being
stunned. We understand that Mr.. Toomer leaves
wife and three children in this place.-Wu
Journal
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

The MoRMONs.-The President, in his Mes
sage has very little, if anything, to say in regard
TO the Mormons; out the Secretary of War, IN his
report accompanying the Message, furnishes
most dePlorable picture of Mormondom He gives
them without the projection Of the army. But is
there no way to reach the Mormon atrocities of
which Mr.. Floyd complaints Does squatter SOW
eFeignty cover such horrible crimes I What
gees Ar' Douglas say IN 7. Herald
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

READ Tive hope that none of our readers
will fail to read the letter of Miss Ann S Stephens
to Victor Hugo. 1t is pure offering from an
American patriot and that patriot is All accom-
plished woman. Read it.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

DON'T LIKE TF!-The Salisbury Banner prom
ises to "pitch into" the Address which has
been published by the Working Men of Raj
eigh at an early day.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

GAsToNIAN LITERARY SoC1ETY.-At a meeting o
this Society, held the 3rd INST, the following off
elected for the ensuing term
Alexander r. Raven Presidents
George w. Taylor, Vice President;
James G.. Harrison Secretary and Treasurer;
Benjamin NJ Cook, jr., Critic and Librarian
George L. Wadsworth Judge Advocate;
John G.. Robertson Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

DIviDEND.-The Bank of Clarendon has de-
clared dividend of per cent. on the profits OF
the past six months.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

LEAP YEAR.-This is leap year, and as the ladies
have the privilege of making adrances during the
whole of 1860 any member of the opposite sex Oh
whom they may set their affections, our bachelor
reporter don't care how soon some clever damsel
Uhspers her tale of love" in his
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

MoST WELCOME.-We shall most cheerfully
welcome the friend of Cosmo p" to the correspon-
dentatorial corps of the Progress, and assure him
that when he shall have made the acquaintance
of the staf-some of them as fair as Venuses-he
will not regret the little labor necessary to retain
a place in the gang.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
of such an end

TARGET SHooTING.-In notice yesterday of the
performance of the Elm City Cadets. neglected
notice the result of the target shooting, and as
good shooting is one of the most important accom-
pli5hments of successful soldier, subjoin the
following statements that all parties may know who
to depend upon when danger threatens
The best shot made by Corporal r p. Dowdy
prize a fine silk hat.
Second best, by B. T. Ernandes; prize a fine ia
tigue cap.
Third best by Sergeant Alexander Miller, jr.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

THEODORE PARKER.-Theodore Parker writes
a long letter from Rome respecting John Brown.
in which he fully approves his raid upon Virginia;
and iustifes insurrecton and the stirring up of
insurrection by white men.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

Alexander Cobb was frozen to death last Satur.
day, In westbroek. Me-, eight rods from his house.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

WELCOME.-We welcome "Oswel" to our
columns and hope he will write often.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10
CONGREssEONAL.

Both the Senate and House were in session OF,
Tuesday, but no ballot was taken for Speaker of
the House Several democrats were absent.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

a. JOHN Browns SECRETARY OF STATE. A
man passing himself off rs Richard Realf, the
{. Secretary of State" of John Brown, anxious to
raise funds to reach Canada, has been arrested at
Springfield, Mass, charged with swindling the
:.irrepressfble conflict =" fanatics of that place.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-01-10

Rutes OfAdvertisingi z in the Weekly Progress.
The following are the only Rates of Advertising
in the Weekly Progress, to all save those who con,
tract by the year and advertise In both weekly and
daily papers:
One square IL lines minion) one insertion, 81 90.
Subsequent insertions, each, 30 cents.
Any number of squares will be charged In proper
ton All advertisements marked {tf) till forbid will
be continued till ordered out and charged as above.
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Weift9

Die fbreflten runsen beS Gders Fnb tsr ~ flrGten
Ueruf res cpa6thes Wrrrnns Sheen @ebraftbe ser
gsfesrdfte bS @bnaEeen abnstsuns Der @st4f0ast
te. lnb etntee Der fhmmen 2cIgen
9aulrnbe Yereu ten Alters F5nnen tst beubeslen
as ceer uriae TIRE euMpbett abnmmt he TIRE Rra Yer-
lter &wa taB nerp6s unh abstiebr werbe tnem e ens
tgentblmte &retnuns UNI bic Aueeu ben 5uRtu Mne tt
tetHeH Der AusSebrIne babsn
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tly per5ttGnet uno batten i9re Gurden iiter
leine Strn ae,paen.

ilg per5ttGnet uno batten ibre 6urden ilter
lttne Stirn 9e,o9en.
Wtit etter lautrn (SeuStr, Der mebr einem
SAret .9ib, parf ft6 Ger 0ailer auf einen
Uauteull nieoer uno lieB leiue 9lrme 1hlafF
ltber Die SetenleDnr, ctn tOaupt an nen
Jtlifen ce6 Tautfull8 finten.
Damn, nuA einem lansen, on01fYcllen
S1wet9en befteten ft1 feline ouIferh, oIaas,
loleu Sltfe auf cen SerSDg pon 0iceuSa, Der
mt 2prdnfn in cen NuBcn ibm 9coenilber
itano. 9fapclepn .itretfte i'm lan9lam feline
9ano eni9e9en, GauIatnccurt nabm fte unp
orafe tte an feline 2ippen nit elmer gDtfarGt
lpte ct lie lbm faum 1e +, ttef in zen 1a8en
ielne6 0Ianse8 eeseot.
Der Ntbem pe8 SIniler6 gina raider uno
ttuhenper aus etner 8rult berpor, er lcbien
nit fetner ei1enen 9lufre9un9 iii fdmpfen,
nno leste l6nrlI eine toano iiber fein 9lngce
ltht I'm Gaulaincputt Die Deftae 8tne9uno
ielner 3l9e nidt eben Su lniIen
Ote Nrmee Fat Bunper Der Tapferfeit
9ftbon la9e 9lapolcon oaun natb lunaer
pnule, unp elne Stimme, peIdf CT SptnAen
lppllte, rubt9 81 letn, mar Iaut uno bart: ia,
pie Nrlnee BAT Wunoer Der Sapferfeit oetban,
aber ein panilAer Sd)rffen bate lte p6BliA
er9rlt1tn unp 9He5 mar per!pren
Gr fenfte fein Saupt tiefer auf feline 8rult
ulp ttarrte t(tter ppr fttb bin.
9feY bat itcb tera8en lpte Elm Starr, rief
er eann beftt9 er lit bran Sdulo, raB meine
eaonllelie maifactirt mprpen 1T. NA, itb
fam ntdI mfbr fu6r er fplt, pl0Bli6 auf.
prtA8enO uno einen llnifprmrpf auffnbps
Teno, ICY bin erlA0pft unp tsrarf Slpei Stune
oen Der Nube, ebe ib ali Die 0elAdftc geben
fam. Sb critife "a rief Ell nit eincm
ldmeBOollen 2leASeu, pie 9anp auf lein
9erS ttIfeno.
@r nabm Die Qanrflin9et unp fdelte bae
Fig. Gin 8ap, rtf er pem eintretenten
8ammerriener Wa,tbanO ent9e9en, |peei6
Elm Sap.
Sire, po5 500 1T 14pn ttreit.
Napolepn ran'te leinetn setreuen Oiener
nit elnem lnatten 2aAfln fir pits Grratbcn
ieinet WunIde, ltnp Wanptc pann lanolam
letn 9aupt nab gaulaincourt bin.
Sh nil in'6 Sao 9eDel,. uup rann l1Io,
ZEN ld3te er, peer rpeni0lten6 oerludten Su
l1lafen.
(5SDrtieSltnn fnI1t \
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giopoleoa ltaO Oer S9iener Gonoreb.
9outfe SO a6lbad.
(9Srrtfesuna.)

:
Oa5 Subel9e1lbrei rettft 91applepn, Durb
eine Sointerpfprte re6 9aule6 fIGtbtet er ifh,
iprin9t ouf'S pfero, unp iiirnt, bon @jours
8aup anb Sertranp 9efol9t wierer binaus in
Die 9mtt.
9aS5 1T perIoren! 9tQe5 1T perIpren
murmeln icine ertleihten 2jppen, ltno in ra~
lenper Gile, jeBt nitbt mebr Der Scatter, Der
TeIpDerr, ioncern nur npG Elm fldti9er
Sploat Ger fein 2eben tetten nil, iplen9t
Ger Soiler oabln, 9ebeBt BON Gem einen, Dem
filrcbietlit>en Oecanfen: Der 6einp Ser
Jeinp 1T mir auf Den Serlen.
Guolib in 99ilippepile matt er Salt.
9ier ftno feine NteuEen. bier 1T fein vtrfOle
9encer 6einp, DIefFnpet er eilli9e ieiner treus
Ell Diener.
Dos il! Maret Der 9eTo9 prn 8ahanr,
uno JleutY BON Gbabculpn, lein 0ebetm@
SGcrctoir, Die ibn entgeeenetten.
Der Sniler reidt ,Dnen feline 01noe rnr
98einenc, fait gu 9oren 9erriidt Ycn ter
@emalt tbfeo Sebmer5ca, nei9en lldD Die Seie
oen ouf eine 0anpe, mo tiiiien Ie unO Bee
tbauen lie nit ibren 9br1nerA
lln0 binter Dem Sailer fteben Bertrand
urO @pureaut, pie !Saupter auf bic 8ruit
qeienft, niNt mebr I'M Stanpe, iDr @einen,
ibr ShluGbSen SurlldSuDalten.
Sfein Wprt wtro- -9treoet, aber er9reifenoer
ol8 alIe Morte iprtAen Die Gbrdnen, Die jcbt
auf einrlaI, SaAen 9leicb, aus ben 2lu9en
pcS Slailer8 berpcrfttipen uno MT tbren bets
Gen Stl6men Die eilernen 3i9e res Sailtr5
aufthouen, paB ite Suden Dor Ger5weilun9
unp S9merS.
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Sr. @ufelauS's beribnlte8
Geutfd,es Z 0ittcrs
beiit ar,inSital dlIe

ttttl teftwertsn, Oispepl;t unt G3elblubt drpni
iAe oetr ncrp9Is S5c0m6Aen, Observation-Disclosures
Nne ale Rranfbcitsn, ipeihf pom DereDrbenem M q.
Gen pner Der 0sber tntteben.
G2% ais tracpfGa8 nnsti d. 6suerbsit, dnbrane Bee
8lues nl& Ssm Rppft Sdur TN Tapsu 5rsSrenasn 5rb.
krnu,a Gpstttirlafttt Sdrert I'm Niastn, 5&wS&t unS
sSs e5tfRbl i'm ~ laen awb ltutsslsit S@wsrtr AtRtm
gs4itfVp-sn S4y tt Der Gusen 8ltien In benz Wef9t
B;s uae sesfi@mrisn Bf@wtrbsu Sttn sitsSseH, Set.
psrtA tar 5aat aae &aen, SettsHfsasn, 64m'r3tn TIA
"a & uno ben Gtsbtrn 5be TN GGpf RRb Bremen I'M
8sGA ganetatsti un6 @it&reeidta 1tatsit.
D Giantamtr emvFcbier ettis Dbijtn Der rtiam-
gnaefssntvt btrI en- fir 6ae 2sben yDfar s sprabtns
r,ngfObln mirO. So ii bts ttin neuts un6 unstprleS
lftt lonessn sres ha felt 10 SdtrsH os prlfnns rer benz
ameydnGen 0clie befeubta td uns bsNsn Nuf Hn6 gtr
fanf Sts Test nr ssn fsInn Haben trrtt9t purte DtG
1tnsue il4t be ubmte unb aussse&ne &erite urb prt
aeben unaeasuert uu ct seHau Durte n8 bts snktr
tt son hem Eiaen6m.r pRblrten Nmena@S rtl&fn her-
tte uneneslb euy S!s Nsenteu Dtrftea last mus aud
rem unallabisitn lStjtuseu bls bts Srs mtrIl!& bt
Pstatmttfit psstteKt neAt IS trIGsst Bat.
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puriS bate bente einen nieIbewe9tett trars
rieen Sag erlsbt. es latie beute am SnanSi6s
lten S}uni, ote Gunce Yon Ger DerIplenen
Sbladt Don Wcnt Saint Sean (SeLe
NQiauce) erbaIten, unp piele Guucs bate ale
Die frcbtn Opffnunsen seritSrt, pel6e cer
Sie9 pon 2i9nY in BEN 0erSen Der lan9utnts
IAen Nariler eriredt Bate. 9Iue Samilten
maren in Gbrdnen uno Grauer Yerlenfi, pcnn
Der Ipo bate in bielen S9ladten Yon Sl9nD
unp 8elIe 2llIiance mebr benn pretBt9ta.le
Ieno Spfer eeforpert, unO jeBt pnren
piele Spfer Yet9eblib sefallet1 1eBt bate man
auBer BEN 8atern. 0atten uno Srtoern aud
nod Die Nieperla9e, oae Veroerben pe5 Sa>
terlanoeS uno pe8 &ailers Su bfIa9en.
Gin odRerer Grauerf6leier bate ltd baber
ilttr eaus YariS nieOer9elenft, Den 9anSsn
1oe iiber b1ten auf allen StraBet 9rcBe
9cll8gruppen lib 9tlamnelt um unterslne
amer pa6 lln9liid res @aterIanoe8, Die ydee
perla9e Der Srmee, Die 3utanft ptS &altro
gu beipreben.
Die teipen &ammern batten fib audi BET
Der erfen Gunpe BON Der eerlorenen 0hlabt
perIammeIt uno maren leitoem III permanenS
0ebieben Man erSablte Ypn enerSllhen Gnt
lNlQ0en, pie ite qefaBt, man lllaerte lt6 Ieile
su, paB Ite oen Nailer ieineS IbrpneS fir
Yerlultie erfIaren wplIten unp nur mod be-
rietben uber bic neue &tsierunS8foral, Die itt
GtanftetA 9eben lpCllten.
Inter &laeen uno germutbun9en, 3peis
feln unp S6lpanfunSsn mar Der Gag bin9es
sansen, unp Die Nadt Bate Jest encli6 auf
einioe Sunoen peuiBlten8 rem bepe9ten
@emiitbern &ube uuo Grbplung Bebrabt.
part6 l6lief bic Straeen iparen Dpe unp
leer, in .allen Saulern ipaTeh bic Sl1ler ers
lplhen, bic Seniter punfel.
fur in ben, 9alais Der @lYIfe paren nod
einiee Seniter erIeu6tet. uno Dor cem pOrtal
oe5 palaifes fano Der MIriter JeerSos Galtr
laincourt, icrsIam naA alien Seiten pabenO,
al5 ertparte er Senanp,
SeBt Yernabm man in Der Serne oumpfes
NaperrolIen. e5 fam naber, unp n0ber, oeute
li1 fab man jeBt ihon am @noe Der StraBe
Saint 0onore einen 9SaBen paber fpmmen.
Gr lit e5, lnurmelte Gaulaincpurt nit Ct,
nsm langen, sitterllpen SeufSer, inoenl er
pprrpdrt5 1hritt, Dem gSa9en ent9e9ell, Der
eben Dor bem palat6 anbielt.
Sin Wtann bob itd) mublam aus Dem
Basen empor, ltte9 fih l6wer auf Gaulains
courts SAulter lebneno, aus remlelben nie~
Ger, uno sin9 in pa5 SAlob, INNER nch auf
GaulaineOurt 9eitaBt ober itwei9enO, OaS
0aupt selenft, sumeilen nur tief aufdbSeno
pie in uuenoi6er DUAL.
Sebt iticb Gaulainccurt, na6pem ftt ben
Doen, matt erbeliten GoriaaI purdlbritten
cine Sbar auf uno fte traten jeBt in paS
gBcbnsimner peS Sailer5.
@6 mar bed erleuhtet uno bel Dem 0lans
Der GeSen founte Gaulainccurt iebt suerlt
oaS 9(ntliB oeS 8ailers 9erpabren, gSie
Datten meniee Sage Der 2eipen pieleS 9lntiB
oerdnpert, melhe GerlpIltunsen batten ite
anoeriAtct in etelem @eltdt, paS lonit 70
3e4ablt idien 9esen ale Ginoride Ger Seels.
SeBt bate Der Sbmers feline tiefen 2ineas
mente pur6 piele 3uge sesO9en. SABRE Der
9uaen bate 9fapolepn tnpret Iasen purAs
lebt, uno piele SABRE waren auf leinem 2lnts
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tr 1lrend(6e sr6e nit rtiaen neSeln bebaf lit mus @
Inen an cnen erobrenen N wet5en eur reen Ct t nur
BON ieen G&nerstn befret pir6 cneen eenbeR aud bed
bio ieinn Rrdnte br biGge 8ennn8 81 naen pabreo
er in BEN 6ueu bic Semptene @ erds IN n1s Spite
,inoerr chsr bic Hroutbeit peier @ se9re bat ~ ell
ner melt arEseren &enun9 beredtist it, 8es9iu9en peer
@5trlles tprben mad elmer d. s. Snlb att9e
hnberer 8taueIunosmee IN petgen Eaeen rtne Smer3eR
n6er Guccupniensn fit ben Batitnen sebt. Srse sarA
krt Or e. g. GinetE 6aS ene gnhnbuM9 Der ruretbra" H.
r ale ertolS" bebalihet perbeH Robul 10 r @barloane
bic trnirieIten Scgen berbetfnbreR.
Snoe 2euts unb GNe Aete ieutnnIer Gtb%d@e leeen
Ioteu h 3en nsou Tpbnr e sieIen &Ermer NIB spF
tlnfclt.n eriparen.
Or g. s. @mitb Bat hur& bie sAdde Gnr cbssE eranfBe
ten arbstre 8erhbnb ais k9b cn aneerer N tn Guea e.
oa VI BELT bdS etsI in Sen hmtcrsten bon grno aus nno
abt her Contribution TIRE urprnnse Sta nteeer tneem n
etr nnb allen msraIii&en @ten, In eer beaaem st&ten
Nae .usereiet ant tan I'M SAT- pber rrattaie fe e er
ee nnbem.rtt NIB Obne @tSrne in G6fen 81 seraratn
oensn,neu pcrben RuI bes GntslnSunS ensreen i
mir6 cine GinItranfIng her 2ebenSres nothrsenete.
Nus ben Rrantteten kes peibdn @eible6ts BAT Er T. o.
Smitb felt encr Seibe otren etne becnesre
apiSnet uub Dtrrriht alien 2ehenbeu ne beIenee Gnr
Or g. g. Sutt'B grdrtnace fir ranen tam man an oct.
aen Rlaee erha Ole DtehiSiu t gut nb nret tnbele
Sabren oserp16ei bel oaoen aebrant. reis 80 4sr-
Iorer r Baltimore nternt pDhuen bunen tso eeaser
Nnaabe Der @envrcme Gr g. g. Smb In portoreen gcieteu
cOuiren s Debia na neene einsm Sbete ees sSnoe
aehidt rbaIten.
ar anfra9en bDem Tr,ns prsattn. Sa ber Ocs fs T.
rara. 3tmmsr sir Disrofitpn ber Yattentet.
Siea BON llbr @tCreeHs bis nbt Abenes
Sas0.s so. II SRe-6tsbeystAT. SaItnsrss
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aF btp Oiels 3dnenee tn Elm frutes rcb retB welt
m etm NeRa tet 8srfttameti 5enat bsshsr une
ttfT bdubtrnbt a6n fntIpdt babfn wlrtta mSeen @ mt
uoueln Qertrluep ndben
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fir fneu 6ttun9 funtn @rdltuua Snauen;en 8r6u.
ne MGuben 5as un5 ftr5trtneatJunhuRg AnsRrune unS
rean mod mS6it Or. ,eruna fur Wat bttet RTanfpt1
eeitsuss, felbf In ben itstsa Stabitn.
Dele bgrlhm pvepatcuu III ele& hem Btevn suSerIdfs
Fs IS tR fur tat aloAe bon Rranstt StRtmmt Aa
19gentnt uHS adhs1tr as das dnhtt btnen BITE tMpk-
befss anbeS unist5rrfn Vnb - Rtduftetn ht e
asn @riG!tTne bsrltren. Dr. 9ta. btss esRs dr,t
fur uHR H. was bic psf uus tas sts Stsbr fur be Bewpk.
GneereF 3pren ub absT Ia Tam betmmt rerhern bas
e trantassn sUu sr66rer 0tfdPrit&stit rnb mte.
gtetfsfGuf JnfGbrtn.
giae wert prsb, bes entf,sll&sn gefdSri&f bsr ssx
net ieaeu GrfaIturs srfebsnbtn Rrduttn sstst & td
nem Bd nber ra4RtbSrSt aus sen @erttn bs gblabtI.
ptta @eiuneteSdmes tntnrm,tnt Xahtns xrSshem vAts
aeepba anns1nn tine Ger ssfuuetn Stdbe Der un!cR IT,
setgt bis xGbels
1852. @eiammtsaS! Der sterttfaas f0cs-
2tarbea an 5ttWnlfaat 1912
anbers $rautbeten SSA9
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1865. Gtfammtsabt tsr Sttrbsfdat $40
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1884, 9efamm.sabl Der 5ttrb.fdas 1854
Garbeu an 9Gptsbfudt 2178
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dem B1ae bas uDeutfe Sitters eebra6t rerSen pu Sn
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pbdfPtn rrFertgt un BET aen Drug8n uo SlOrepatern
euth BITE Wer S-aaten Serfauft.
prets 10 Gents ete Blalhe. Nta19n
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sl5aItimorr=2c S5olpital.

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Der etn5i9e piag NOD cine beilun9 erlanot
peroen fam.
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Gerbeiratbete perlonen,

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Or. 9Ol)nItull,
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