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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15
NUMBER 1853.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS,


CONTRACTORS TO ERECT TWO SCHOOL
~ houses in Winfield township; one in sub
district No Long Grove, and one in sub-district
No. 2. three miles north Of Long Grove. Plans
and specifications can be seen by applying TO n.
NJ. Thomson, at Long Grove, who will also receive
proposals until the sth day of June next.
The proposals to be sealed and marked "ProPo-
sails tor building . scho house in sub-district No.
l." or = J, as the case may be.
". NJ. THOMSON,
Prest =. ID. I. Of Winfield.
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FINE GROCERIEs.-Our friend Sam.
Barley has supurb assortment of choice
Groceries at his store on Brady street just be-
low NickoIls Block. Among these things, we
noticed sorye very nice dried black berries, su
gar cured hams and host Of other g cd
things Give Sam. a call
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Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.

Inayl4 dts
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t4stsAf ss5 ci A1 Ell lsis s4la ~
~ GAA8E8aaa .& "a asa-alsA@
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

PARKER PoINT, May l2
The steamship Canadian, from Liverpool ar
rived on the Sd, via. Queenstown on the ID
inst passed this point about I o'clock this
evening. The Canadians dates are one day
later than those BY the steamer Fulton At New
York.
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NOrrTCyE,


TIME undersigned will proceed on Monday, tho
L cath January 1860, at the store Of W, w
Ghisam Co., on the Atchnfaaya River. aud IN
the Parish Of st. Landry, to adjudicate to the low
est bidder the making of the road and ievee on the
lands fronting the Atchatanya River, supposed to
be owned by r. G. Robertson, situated between y
Hathorn aud VIM. Davis, The roadway ii be
cleared ut least twenty-five foet and made Of tho
same width, and q draining ditch on each side with
cross bitches and bridges every four arpents. The
ieyee to be made two feet altas--high water mark
and five feet base 10 every one in hight. 4 @
And on the following day, Tuesday, the 25th, nj
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the house Of W. Hurtona. on
the said River, and in the said PARISH the under
signed will proceed to adjudicatS to the lowest
bidder, the making Of the road md ievee IN nc
cordnnte with the above specifications on the fol
lowing lands, fronting on the Atchnfalaya River
Supposed to be owned by 9. A. polImmin, fractional
ttion eighteen. Township four south Range aeyeI
I dst, s. w. Land District OF La.S -
Also, nt the same time aud place, the making a
ths lad and levee according To the above spccica
tions, on the following h,nd fronting on the said
River, supposed TO be owned by Edward McIlhen
ncy Fractional Section one," Township five
south Range seven East, Southwestern I.and i,is
trict Of La. isss
SAMUEL II. ROTGERa,
Inspector Of roads and loyees for the FIRST NM
second Districts Atchafalaya River, Parish Of ST
| Landry.
| December 81, 1859.
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Howard Assoc ation,
pTfIGADEISPHl9l

sN GEs 1Hff1AOEfSfsf1xII.N Ngf h
A Esnepolsns ~ si'fcist Ewr
4 h'ssscd. ,lbiicted toiit pi's.teat and EPsasssse
UiseaaRa. gS Sy8 "a
.YJ,ils Howard AssDciaticn, in <vicw y the
j. awful dcstructionsof human life sauscd BY Sex
ual aiscases. aud The ptlons upon tho
unfortunate victims q sush ds.easss ny xaasns,
a. Charitable aft worth of their mama N 0PenA
Dspansary fof The treatment 0f this clNsA 0f W.
easSsa III all their forms md N Medisal sdysce
GRATIS toal WIN apply ny with nescs,pasSn
etc and IN eass of extreme poyorty, 70 iarpiss9
Medic ines free of charge. ii y nsedless g go
that the Association commands Tue ligheAe MedtrA
klof the age, and will furnish tfie 1aaat
mass1 TIs pisrsssars rs Il In Assocata hes Animal
Rcp0yt up i tfe treatment of Sexual paAcAnE, ex-
p,uss tc III ghost satisfaction with the success which
has a,tsne aes q hsls Surgeons y ~
htea, Gieot Syl.hilis the yicc Of OnAnisY or sell
Abuse, Diseases OF tho Kidneys and Bladder, etc.
and order colatlnnance Of the same plsn Ior ~
Tho Dfssetors, on 4 review 81 the psss fseI i.
surcd thet their labors in tlis sphere ~
elfrt have been ot great beneht NJ the aMsgScl
especially u me young and thsy hase Fcsoisod !,
Ss,s assssss ss .s r a. sss ssss sss ~
Seminal Weakness the Vice onanissp, 4Sssgss,a s
tion Or Self Abuse, and otlcr fseasea 9I ~ ~
by mil tin 4 seaied cnveicpeI frse n charge, ot
receipt Of two stamps for postage. Qthcr ltepottf
and Tracts vi the nature and 3treatnent q sax0e4
diseases dict etc, are constantly lleing puhltstsA
foI giatuitous distrihption, and WY be sent ~ NV
of treatment discovered the last year. re y eteas
value. 3s.,5s.sA
Il0UGHT0N, Acting Surgeon Howard AAs0cla.
f,on Nh . Enufl, Niufh street ph hifadelnhtn Pa
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g SLAVES,
A n ORDINANCE, levyin8 q tax on II 1
n Parish Of St. Landry for tina service of The

- t'tt AaAAutJ tUi SAAr cNtfIlS u eh0
ysar IS59.
1RrFcLn l. Tho palice Jury 81 tic Parish of 81.
Landry, four members thereof present, eonenrring
therain, ordafns;
s an. ., That for the service Of The year one
thousand eight hundred aud fifty hine, Parish tax
Of thirtyone thousand dollars, Be- and the same Il
hereby imposed on such objects Of taxation as arc
established by law, by tho State and Nithin said
Parish (tIc towns Of Opelonsas, Washington aiid
Grand Coteau execpted}
ART. 3, First: for the ordinary Parish purposes
OF expenditure there shall be added to assessment
Roll Of the State for this Parish, for the year 1850
in proportonate addition not exceeding seventy
five per cent. to the taxes of each person assessed
50 as to make the sum Of twelve thousand four hun
tlred dollars.
Second: for the payment Of existing debts, the
payment Of jurors, the payment Of witnesses IN
criminal cases, aud the construction of public
works. there shall be further added 10 the said
assessment Roll q proportonate addition to the
tax of each person assessed as to make the sum
of eighteen thousand six hundred dollars, the said
two sums making In all, tho sum Of tl,irtyone
thousaid dollars,
Ordained December 81. 1859. E3
ELBERr CAN'T, President.
Jos. ~ RicnARp. CLERK.
January Z, 1860. @ M. s. siss85
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Making the total area. \. .2757 sl.loo


TERMS AND CONDITIONS =. -.0uc'iifth cash. and
the balance credit of one, two, three and four
years in the notes OF the purchasers, made payable
at the Citizens Bank oi Louisiana, secured by
special mortgage on the property sold with all the
vendors privileges aud the clause Of non.aliendo
said notes to bear interest at the rate Of per cent
per aNnuIa from date nnt maturity md to bear
satisfactorily city endorsement if required by the
Finance Committees of the Common Council. here
IN acting as the Beard of Commissioners Of the
Mcpenogh School Fund, III case OF non-paymcnt
OF any Of the notes at maturity, those unpaid will
bear interest from maturity at tho rate Of per
cent. per alnim until fully paid This last condi-
tion will not he SO construed NJ to authorize any
delay in the payment of the notes at maturity.
The purchasers will cause themselves to be put
in possession at their owa exponsc, and they will
he required to comply with the terms and eonai
tons OF sale, above set forth, within fifteen days
from the dRy of sale and in any case Of delay or
neglect ON their part the property purchased by
them will be re-advertised and sold for their &C.
count and risk, without further notice, of legal
default
Acts of sale before G. i. Fortier, ESD, City
Notary, at the expense Of the purchasers.
For further particulars see the New0rleans Bee
Crescent and Bulletin.
Dec. 81 l&5g. ~ G4s 5gsa@ Rs
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

YSHE c0parttership heretofore existing under the
j. firm Of n. Curtis y Co., Washington La, III
thia dry dissolved by mutual consent ot ltartina
Mr.. A. j. Baldwin viii continue the business on
his own responsibility, and thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended TO the hease soliaits
Il continuation Of the same.
All persons indebted tu the old firm arc desired
10 come forward and make immediate payment to
A. J. Baldwin, who is duly authorized tn close The
business. II. CuhTI5 & co. I
JnnuaryT 1sG0.--Im.
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N0TIGE.-rhe undersigned has just arrived
l from Neworleans with a large and ~
principally Of Lades' CalRee Sets. Breast. atss3a
Pins, Bracelets, Lockets, 2nrI,ings, ~ in short
every articleof thc richest Jewcliy, as we'll AZ the
finest assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches, for
ladies' and gentlemen, all OF which he has just re-
eeiyed trono Of the largest commercial houses
Of NewYork, and which he will sell at moderate
prices for cash. n
He takes this opportunity to announce to his
friends and tile public in general TINT he has se-
Watch maker who viii be constantly in attendance.
Il. DEl4ARUE, n
e Corner Main and Bellevue streets.
0pelGlsas, February s., 1Ss9.. ~ @
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sEs AT AUCTION.
as,,et the late John nrcDonos,..

Sale # Lands, in TIE Parishes of Or
sea,ls, 81. Bernard, Piaquemines, Jefferson,
81. Charles. g. James, Liria agston, LVoueht
Istertaf, East Baton Rouge 81. IammanY
Assumption 81. Landry and Caicasicts, o.
long credit, by order and for account Of III
McDoaogh School Fuaa, city Of Neg Or
leans.
BY j. B. WALTON,
City Auctioaeer,
lfI,ep III Rank piacp
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Important JeYelry Notice,

have the pleasure to inform my friends and the
4 public generally that have secured the services
OF air. W. Fl. Judge, competent and expert ,s2sss
eneed repaircr Of Chronometers, Watches, sEf9s
and all kinds Of ,Ieweiry.
Mr. Judge has for long time been engaged in
lie celebrated houses of Mesars. Hyde Il Goodrich
and Yonng Il TO-, Of New0rleans, mud al work en-
trusted to his hands viii he executed in the neatest
and most workinanlike style, and at prices to suit
the times. +. l,hl'ARuE
Corner Main & Bellevue streets.
.0sclnusAs Dec. 8. 1sSo.
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Fruitland Nurseries,

HOUSE, SIGN, COACH AND s14-asNA-
l L. MENTAL7PAINTiNG.- The unGl Signed has
opentd a shopin house on The lot OF Dr.. sattef
white, Bellevue street, for the purpose OF Heuse
Slgn Gaaeh aE,l Ornamental Painting
paftieal1r ald special attention wiii be given 10
cakfiase Fttiniiag and Trimming, which viii be
exeaated in superior style and finish ,ansi At tie
ic,rest figures.
Cali iii,l examine for yourselves , ...-------
OneloIs..s October IL, 1853. Y. II. WHITE.
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PLANTATION
and Wild Stock for Sale,

YSAlfN undersigned will sell, at private sale, on
a. accommodating terms, fine Cotton .assaa
Plantation. situated on Plaauemine Ridge, (..SssskEa
tanning 1850 acres, more or less, of which ssetA
40 acres are well wooded The improvements are
all new and well built, and consist Of a Dwelling,
Kitchen, onthouses negro cabins, Cotton Gin, etc.
About 225 acres are fenced in.
Also,
= Il STOCK OF TACHERIE CATTLE,
ranging in I4accasine Prairie, Parish of Cncasieu,
branded thus ~, and numbering about 1900 head.
Also,
THE STOCK HORSES IND MARES,
in the same locality. and bearing the same brand,
numbering from $50 to l75 head.
The horned cattle will he sold separately from the
horse creatures, if necessary.
ALBERT & WIN. DEJEAN.
December 81, lS59.--lm.
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TIL s''cai Aromatic siitter Cordial
E&l AND
0ltef Tonic Aromatic Cordial

ar 1 f9f Las !es and aged Persons.
v mres ese Nv. two Bittcrs. the first may be taken
lie seConS viii WIN thing agreeable to the taste,
Bctd m;x,ays. alay ne tiskea in pure state.
Itsr means bitter may be olt,nea 9r, more sro ~ Ie:s
United or aa OF strong in fine the use of the two
esaJishi, ssspRafatey induces good health, by re-
ssste n ,rR se organs of digestion. the morbid
hsats in sa ,ha Is Lie scarce of so many leraage-
Liver cO,cn,a ae system such as Nervous diseases
Persas h's' WIN eastritis and debility in general
eassa by e9salesciiig from great weakness
saperia TO any other now sis. b fare al t ee I.li ne
A. A. PEYCHAUp, 4
Aaa s. .LEvv g., Apotecary, N. Orleans,
October ,e!l'en agent for tle Parish of ST. Landry
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Nr9TIGE.--i' undersigned, thankful for
I-S the patronage heretofore extended ri A-Ho
% him. would respectfully inform his -
friends aud the pib generally, that he has ipcalea
himself in the Town of Washington, where he Is
now ready TO cXeCnte promptly ald with neatness
ali w9rk entrusted TO hin. such as Carriage Repai,
tHs Painting Trimming aud Drnamentjng, well
~ f.nn and Ornamental Painting generally. By
u4e stteut,@D 70 i'iEines be roPes to merit eeil
tinuaiinn nf patronage a GOING.
I N,t5bm.gtoa, i.t, p@I RI. 1888. ".
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SALES AT AUCTION.

nUBLIC SAT,E.-.Estate of Andre neshotels, de.
| ceased District Court, Parish OF St. Landry,
BY virtue Of order af the District Court, il, and
for the above Parish will sell at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, on
Wednesday, February 3, 1860,
at the residence Of Etienne Fuselicf,in grand pra
re tpr the purpose Of affecting n partition among
the heirs Of Andre Dcshotels. the following slaves
belonging TO the Estate Of said deceased. - wit:
Harriet, Hyaeinthe. lucy,Jean Pierre. Eliza,
Pauline, Coraiie, Jean Baptisto, Valniont. Louisa
and Marie, with their issue on the following terms
and conditions to wit .+tln credit OF one and two
years ffom the day Of sale. Purchasers To furnish
securityfor amount of their purchases. and the
slaves remainiag specially moitgaged until pay
nient Of the price thereof.
0pelonsas, January Z, 1860.
DUBLIC SALE Estate of David Eeliard, dc
j. ceased--Distrct Court st. Landry.
by yirtne Of an order, Of the Honorable the Dis
trlet Conrs in and for the above Parish, will sci
at public auction, to the last aud highest bidder or
Wednesday, january lS, 1850,
1t the residence of Etienne Miller in Prairie Nal
lot, The following property, belonging 10 tho Estat
lof tue said David fsrllard, tleeoascd To wit:
A TRdCT OF LdND,
situated on plaquetnine Ridge, containing abou
tfty arpents, bounded North by Joseph D. .Garrere
I'Soath, East and West by public lands
1D 8 SLAVES, A
NJ Of bpth sexes and different ages, ~
Colcstin, aged about 26 years;
Qzeme, aged about % years;
james, aged about ~ years; S5
Constance. aged about 81 years
/ Atexandrne, aged als0lt II years;
0nexime, aged about f3ycais;
Glementine,. aged aboitaa - years; with her tw
children, to wit. f%
q Theogenc, aged about 3 years;
4 Felieion, aged about y0ars
i About 20 head Of Vachoric castle, branded Thus
i Y as also said brand. s$
Terms and Conditions. which will be favarabl
to puehascrs, will be announced On day of sale.5,
i JOSEPH CllENIER, Auctio,scer.
Il December IL 1859, sT sssss
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OIICE.-T The Undersigned hereby notifies
Planters and others tiatf from, and aftertbe 1st
Of November next, 1851, the Storage now existinp,
viii heneefprth be charged for merchandise ma
other articles nov laying in their warehouses for The
PERIOD OF one month IND for every additional month
charged. M Y Z. = ~ ~
Nothing will be deliy6&ed untilthe storageis paid
a5s Washington, Nov. 1867. n M 81,
r. II. PITRE. (
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,... :, ,,4.l LON.

.-,1py,s ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Ct NJ ..,,,;on +, lately established in the town
qhis hslitp'lu,t u estow npon the hoys and youths
Opslel:as' ,Ns T. phl pihnlsonparabe blessing of solid
psrisi Vii III resume its duties on the 10th Of
SlstSbsE. of instruction will embrace such
The course s,l II be most useful to the papils the
VI VI 6 "a t 6 s .s'y s'Es@ssss ssss:
fh best sn Il suit the increasing number of
s4 H. .tSHaeats. ,..ss Of tbe Institution from the
gtel, aa@ experience Of those at the head
their ,n ivVrk ,sofk are the best pledge they can
et t1e naoe nereats for the Improvement OF their
tsarea. ,,s and other partiealars, apply 70
ffSrhrns W. Rev. GILBERT RAYMOND.
r,4o,.as, Sept. 25, 1861
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L.fNDS IN THE PARISHES OF SI
LANDRF Y IND EALG4dSI III.

a large body Of land. Situated partly IN the
Parish Of st. Landry aud partlyin the Parish Of Cal
caseu lying on the east aud west sides OF the Bayou
Nez Pigne, in L. S., II. 4 w, and L. q s., II. 2
W., aud composed of the following divisions, ac-
cordng to plan drawn by Louis II. Pilie, City
Surveyor, the dimensions being taken from plan
by VIM. Mccullough, U. S. .SufveyoreGencral---
Sec. 81 contains. .,.......l443 47l00 acres.
Sec. AZ contains i. ....... 1918 SIlU0 g
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CtARTs. CANE WAGONS, BJGaIES
j etc.-The undersigned being the agent for the
House of Bnsly Lttell Co.. nalafaotnrerss II ":
Wheeling, Va can supply planters With any t3hg Y,
in the way Of Carts, Wagons and BngleI on .,s
aro Tcsueetftflly solicited TO hand III their orders
carly. SO as to procure the articles prsy9qs to low
water & a. p p"
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Menday. January Is. 1850.

beginning at II o'clock NJ. at the SC. Charles
Exchange, in The city Of NcwOrleans, and Oh the
following day. if requisite
BY order and for account OF the city OF New
Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auction,
without reserve or limit, the following described
valuable lands acquired by the city of Ncw0rleans,
from the estate of John McDonogh, deceased, to
-
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Furniture Repairing.

TIME undersigned wishes TO inform the public and
l. his iricGds. that having worked here for y
maker and repaier Of furniture be is now ready to
do amy kind OF work in ha line Of business either
in townor in the ennntiy asd at prices altogether
lar.
can always he found mt the stare Of Mr.. q.
Levy. soUyEUX DESIRE.
opelnnsas, January Z lSG0.--Gui.
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i,'4l
..s....uGRIlE''
49, y ali4-...-.-
GHERTFTS 81
--.....-----L

CHEIsTFF
NJ Justices Cnrrt .t
dryr-No. 3554e
ct ais. d.
By virtne ofas
entitled suit, By u
Peace, acting inA
st. Landry, and Il
.pubiic sale, for Gus
Parish, on ESA TUEpA
A. u. 1860, commencin,
A. NJ. and continuing fr
all the right, title, ilitere
defendants, Joseph Hollic,
wife, In and 10 the followh,
satisfy said writ, 10 Wit;
lot of ground, with AL the
.proyements thereon, lying afitl sitnatea
81 f,pelnugas, bounded North Ny kfra GO0iE,,
by IJninn street West by property FORMERLY bclc..
iisr to yaiicrc Roy and South by King strtctssl'
Sheriff Office, Opelctisas, December "a sa5g. X
l.. ". CHI ACHENE, EheriM
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Notice to Planters and Shippers

OFFICE OF THE B0Aan Of uapEKwRirgns,
EawoaLEafs, Sept. /, 1850.
MO risk on Cargo to Be fspered by policies of
In Insurance issued by members OF this hoard,
ON any Harge on Ndyges. on tho 4BayoH ntcl.fs i
tshc dors not hold tho certificate Of tho Inspector
20. Hinekiey, employed BY this l,aard. Sss
JAMES ii. WHEEL 4ER,
Dee. 81 ,5ls5a.--lm. Seet'y. Board Of Undcr's.
Catholic Church of Washington.
rIsHE i,ews OF this Church Will he sold for cash,s
l IN Sunday, 10th OF Janaafy, at the end u
Mars. ( a % 7s@s 4a y8s sg
OneIonaas, hccembcr 81, 1883. a.i w q
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tiRo. rAinoMiLD, Secretary.
JnnHs Is, ia5a.r-ly. 4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-28
Gener.

30 26. San. @elfern geodt ,er.
lfSrte N Slts@ambriOse Mtaii, ein 6cller pie
gtdbmal9inenfabrif ion @eo. See(eb rebit ben,
Snbalte gerluft $4,000, Ser1i6cruna $500.
OaS S~ar9maSa5tn BON 2of6arot aiua e~benfaus
II 6larllaen aif Serlut $500, Serii6erma
$500.
D., Soirlano'8 Gerluf burd Sic Ginal6e=
rltr9 lelner Stdlle uno beS Gpmptotr8 betrdot
$4,000 ltito 1T perlidert. au6 cine orofSe
Wtetge Sretter III ben @ebSlten bon IS. s.
9ciplano unb Stint lnO Suit perbrannten. =
Der @elammtperlult an @ebduoen, 8rettern
II. ~. betrd9t $4,000.
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Nnerifa 9enieBen niiBte. SSH be lu6telt 0ez
ltern ben luugen @raien IN Der Sail ; Der elbe
1T III Stuttgart gebprelt unD er5pgelt, ullD be-
3pg ip1ter bic OtilitarIdule IN 2uplpi98burg
Sein Sater b~e9lcitet nod jest cine Der b6d)ltell
Stelleu III Der Nd5e beS SDnig8, letn Sntel
mittterlider Settle mar ldl9ere Belt &rie08lntz
utter, 1no letne Bat9et pltrpen aus ben dlte=
lten Npel8f1nlilien III -S9nuben gemGb(t. Oer
jun1ge 0raf ipurpe oltf einem 8ale t~tIultirt,
ipaltete III Dem parauf fplgenpen Duell leilenl
@e91er ben Sddoel, mltBte flitdti9 weroen,
urlb f1an nit elmer bitbldet Sunlne Dor Is
Wollaten tad Stem 2prf. @r trqf eiuenGlub
flit6ti9er Goerleute, At9arn; Staliener Ii. ~.
lit perer @eelll9aft Ieia @elp Idtell ldmpl5.
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