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The Shreveport weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1861-1861, 1861-07-15
The Traitor iiuriburt,

From the Atlanta GA iurciiigcl.
rv., 70: The 3orh nit, W. ,x;ract the
following letter from the gentleman
who had charS" Of Unribnrg. tia, ..b-
clifton Ply. wh~n tr wa- III; to-
i;i'hn"n.f ~ the Mayo. ~, Atlanta:
NiciNuNn. Va, /,
june -. 1851.
r" Her. Joyri T. IIH;takcr, lIogoy
II -iH@ntG. E-oIeir-
In accordance with your orders
Mcasr>. Bogus. Watkins, liunuicut.
and myself, LEI! Atlanta, Ca. on the
evening If III" 2ls, inst, in charge
Of W. II. Hurlburt for Richmond.
Virginia. We arrived in l.yuchbure.
Virginia, on sunday morning. the
sd inst, where We We're obliged 20
remain over until Monday morning.
in consequence of the train. not run
nirg on that road on the sabbath.
"" arrived in this city "n Mon
day, the 2ith inst. at halt-past |
O'Clock, P, NJ. Leaving Hurlburt in
chargr of M,ssrs. Bogus, Wa,kin,
aud Hunnicu,t, | proceeded inmcdi-
ate! Y TO the quarters Of President
Davis. and reported my Business
The President was 50 kind us to give
me an immediate audience. ! laid
before him Your orders. the letter Of
Hon Il. c. lancey, and the dispatch
IS, explaining TO him. verbally, the
whole particulars Of the case. tngetL-
er with the facts drawn out in the ,x-
animation, by tn" committee IN At
lanta, together will! the state Of feel
ing which existed III our community.
Tho President examined al! the
papers and dispatches personally, aud
listened attentivcly 10 nv statement.
He called in consultation Mr. ToomhS.
Secretary of state, and after i careful
weighing Of the whole case, the Gov
crnmcnt came 10 the conclusion tha.
Hurlburt was dangerous man. an
enemy to the South. and that he
ought tn be held tor trial. Mr. Ben
jau!n, the Aforementioned. was al
so consulted. but ! have not been
fully appris"d Of liz opinion in the
ease. Mr.. w. VI. Browne, Assistant
Ivy til. Government, Vet he gave it -
lis opinion. aad expressed ii with
great brldn"s>. ;hat liurlhurt va, 4
friend to our Government. and ought
,o hr released ut once. take occa-
sion To- -av that Mr. Brown. i the
only man IN. or out OF the Govern
m-ul, ,hat have met with in Rich
4. H.,
opinion. III thu, fac, II all the facts
of the ease. President Davis. for
certain satisfactory reasons, cnuclu-
dcd to turn Hurlburt over TO the au-
thori,ie~ of the State of Virginia
BY request of the President, Mr..
Joounbs accompanied me to Gov.
Letcher. before whom the whole case
was laid. Gov. Lctcher came to the
same conclusion concerning the case
arrived at by President Davis aud
Mr.. Toombs, and determined to seud
Hurlbert to Charleston, on the war
rant Of Judge Gilchrist, Confederate
State Commissioner. Dispatches
have been received from Charleston,
from the Confederate States Commits
sioner and others, to hold fast to
Hurlburt. as they want him in that
city, and he will probably be sent to
South Carolina in a few days l
am requested by Gov. Lctcher TO re-
main here for day or two, until a
final disposition is made of Hurlburt.
The outside feeling in this city
against Hmlbur' is very strong,
- 80 ..,......l r....... -, l.. MI }
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with pure motives and purpose. let
US renew our trust and go forward
without fear with manly hearts.

New Orleans, June 6.-Genersl
Johnston repulssd Patterson's and
Cadwaller's column three times, with
considerable slaughter, and drove
them into Martinsburg.
Johnston requested the city autho
rites to remove tho women and chill.
dren, as he intended TO shell the town
1t is the genera impression thst .
.anguinary fight occurred on Thurs
day night and again on Friday morn
lug, but we have no statement - 70
loss on either side.
Richmond July GA ikirmidh
occurred yesterday, four miles from
Newport News. Lieut. Col Chaa D.
Dreux was instantly killed. The
Louisiana battalion was instantly
formed into line of battle. and fired
upon the enemy-killing and wosn-
ding forty-who retreafed without
returning fire, followedb y the battal.
lion.
A conaagration has occurred IN
London, the most disastrous known
for generations. The loss il es4imas.
ed at over three million pounds.
The Sultan of Turkey is dead.
Leavenworth, July 6-Governor
Jackson's Secretary of State, calls
for the Missouri Legislature to meet
at Sariaxi, on Monday next.
The mails from Fort Smith passed
secession ordnance.
Montgomery entered Missouri with
400 men
Washington, July 9th. -News
neagre.
Republican caucus have decided to
push business rapidly on.
War operations will be made It
once.
Wilson's bill to increase the army
and ratify Lincoln's acts referred to .
committee.
1t is rumored that Crittenden and
Wickliffe are preparing = compro-
mise, but no prospects are entertained
of it's ever being received for discus
sion.
Breckenridge is a member on the
committee on foreign relations.
The Posts special correspondent
states that twelve thousand Federal
lotS nave SlOSSCu lAS L OlOAk0@ OAAA
the last twenty-four hours.
Louisville, July CT. H. Will
son Governor at Utah, deeming
support to Lincoln's movements in
consistent with his official duty-has
resigned.
Col. Duryea and Brigadier-
Monticello, accommodating FIVE miles
above New Port, discovered 700
Southerns and opened fire and Ian
ded eight companies, no particulars
given.
The British Consul insists on visi-
ting Baltimore on bushes of impor-
lance with a flag of truce.
Hawkins Zouaves encountered q
southern force, place not mentioned
in telegraph three of the former and
six of the latter We're killed. The
Zouaves We're compelled to send for
endorsements.
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Latest from Cayo.-The Memphis
Avalanche, of the 2Sth, has the fol-

Latest froa Couo-The Memphis
Avalanche, of the 2Sth, has the fol-
lowing:
Capt. Morg. Batcman, ofthe steam
er Mary Patterson, arrived from Cal
70 yesterday. He brings the in
teliigsnce that Cairo has been drain
ed OF all the troops stationed there,
with the expec,ion of 5000. Their
destination was Missouri.
The steamer City of Alton left
Cairo on Sunday night, under sealed
orders, for Cape Girardeau, with 1000
men. ltprocecded several miles above
the point and landed, when the fact
was communicated to Missouri
force in the neighborhood. The
Missourians surprised the party,
took the steamer, and made the 1000
Cairoitcs lay down their arms. This
r,'mor was currentl y reported at CO.
lumbus. when the Mary Patterson
left, and generally believed.
Another rurnor prevailed to the eff
feet that scouting party of one
thousand Lincoinites had left Birds
Point for the interior of Missouri
Up Ter Tuesday evening nothing had
been heard from them. and, the be-
lief Was universal that they had been
taken prisoners by tn. triumphant
Missourians W. trust that these
minors are correct. and the source
from rhich'i tin. intelligence is derived
mCiiur- u tu believe II.
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In the House of Representatives
to-day, one hundred and fifty men,
bers answered TO their names
Co1fax withdrew as candidate
for Speaker. and Hickman nominated
Blair the galleries applauded.
Grow was nominated,
No choice yet:
Blair withdrew.
Second ballot-Grow, 9S; Blair,
IL; Crittenden, IL.
Mallory, of Mentuckv, nominated
Ttheridgc. who was elected clerk
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Synopsis OF LincOin's Message.

At the beginning Of the present ad-
ADMINISTRATION, the Federal Government,
found suspended several States, ,x-
c"pt postal functions. The national
property, except Pickcn-. Tay lor,.Ict
icrson aud Sumter had been seized
and put in An offensive position. other
forts built. armies organised avowcdlv
hostile. Fedora! forts of the United
States beseige or mcnaced a dispor-
tionatc amount OF arms and munitions
had somehow found lis way into the
rshellious borders: the accumulation
of national revenues within rebellious
borders We're seized; the Federal navy
was attached federal army and navy
officers had resigned in great numbers;
ordinances declaring separation had
passed.
These States under the title of the
Confederate States, Were applying to
foreign powers for recognition and as
Sistancc. The incoming AdminiStr
ton believed it TO be its imperative
duty TO prevent the threatened dis
memberment.
The choice Of the means indispen-
sable to the policy chosen in the in
aueral, indicated the exhaustion of all
peacable means before resort to CO.
crciou, the Government seeking only
to hold the public places and property
unwrcsted. and the collection OF the
revenue, relying on tinc-discussion
and the ballot-boN for the rest; prom
Using, meantime, continuance of the
mails. Everything was torbornc.
compatible with keeping the govern
mcnt on foot.
On March the lth. letter was re-
cciycd from Maio Anderson, At Fort
Sumter. stating that the fort could
not hc held. After consultation, Scott
cuinciGcd. The force 1T the disposal
Of III" government was no; adequate
to Sumtrr'- rclicf.w ithuut immediately
victualing. The Administration du-
" was reduced to the safe withdraw al
OF I'll. garrison, believing, however,
the Abandonment OF sumter utterly
ruinous; that action would be nisun-
,lrr>tood, di,couraging friends OF the
U:!ion, and embedding Unions enc
MOS, and encouraging Confederate
recognition abroad-in fact, be nation
al destruction-this course was ult,-
voidable.
Previous to Sumtcr's starvation,
Pickens might be reintorced--indi-
eating the administration policy and
preparing the public mind tor Sumter S
evacuation as a military necessity
orders were Immediately issued for the
reinforcement of Pickens--orders i'm
possible by land, sent by sea,
The first return to the order was
received the week before Sumter
fall. The Brooklyn, under Buchan-
ans quasi, armistice, refused to land
troops to reinforce Pickens before the
crisis would be reached at Sumter
To prevent Sumter's evacuation,be.
fore Picken's reinforcement, the Gov
ernment planned an expedition to vic.
tual Sumter to be used or not as
circumstances might require. Contin,
gencies required the cousumation "t
thc plan
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Tclcgraplic Dispatch and Synop
ris of I.incoln's Message will be
found on the first page, rs published
yesterday. We received them direct
from our Nicksburs Correspondent.
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On Saturday afternoon a buggy
vas upset., on Texas street. The
gentleman who was in il received Il
few bruises, but no serious injury.
Another cotton shed, belonging to
Messrs. Howell and Buckner, fell
down on Sunday evening. No per
son hurt.
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The London correspondent Of the
New York Daily News, in his letter
of June Z, writes:
A loan has been negotiated in Lom-
bard street to the tune of several mil.
lions by a New Orleans man, not UNI
known in Amsterdam.
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There would appear to be consider
able sickness about Quit'nan. Wood
Co. Texas; both papers published
Their" speak Of the Illness OF their
printers.
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Our friend 5. Levy, Esq. will
please accept our thanks tor a late
New Orleans paper.
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About six O'Clock in the evening
last sunday, n portion OF the wall
Of the old Court House. in the rear
of DR.. Ieslirs' Inhrmary fell down
with considerable crash This is at
tribu'ed to the digging down of the
alley, in the midd!. Of the square,
to alter the grade We should think
the owner Of the property, in such Il
case could hold the corporation la
bl. for damage, but understand that
it cannot be done, the Supreme
Cour, having decided tothe contrary.
This is surely wrong, and will. most
assurrdly. rrtard the growth of our
city. circumstances alter cases !;
and Were ". the owner of that bull
ding. We would satisfy ourselves
about the legality of the law if
such law, rs we are told, has
been passed.
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Ne->rs Hyams s Brother, lay us
under obligations tor tavors. II YOU
wan, books. stationary or any thing
III the lin. "i' reading pay them y
visit.
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1t i supposed that the Sawyer
gun, 50 widely spoken of. planted at
at the Rip Raps, is bur~t"d. May
the halanc" of the federal guns fol
low the example OF that mammoth.
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SSaNucc 9Gbmc.
Wholesale Grocerv.


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90 pbes. Cuba Ruseppaep MpIaiies.
100 gtls. Nep SrIsons uRo IeroS weclafts.
90 Sarrels Balacs's ganilp GSrup.
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100 S6Is &i6arbfun's SI6 8pe Deisfes, 100 Barrels 30
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100 DO Tlrf's oh Rse unb g1bitt WbiSfsp, 100 DO Sin.
900 DO Snpnoasp' %ciuiain 9Bbtsfep, as Do Stun.
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prTt. Nfaoerd-, Sbsrrp-gBein, 9IaTst unS @banpasner.
Die ftinftn iHtpOriirt.n gisarrsr isSer @rt.
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un'eTe 9iqtcre, gSttne unb @isarren ale uapsrfalfdt un6
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lRm. g4dIIdcf Sbbne.
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Mbeimtwciltc!

@ctbsR trbalttn: 100 &iftn unb 30 5as
8%bsinrtiu pom beribmtsn 6aus Scief 9alf IN
1ain,. ilatsr Den 6ifen brinorn IA Die ebe(.
Atn SorttE. tOtlhe am &bein pahien,- unter
anDtstn S@lc6 Scbahnisbera unb Steiubera
GablRst. Die 6aAtr ent6alttn 1851 II. 1857er
Nisrasiner, 9aubeEbeimer &c. &C.. uno ~pferire i'd
ttktsrra. tntwtotr BEL 5a6 coer 5 @aqcnen.Dr
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tinn, nab linp Die Drtift i'm gsrbaltnis ,ur @iite
fser mibiS. 8. @ranB.
SO. 2 Ordnance 9Ipd.
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gRm. Wnnnte SGhnr.
sde btv Lion nnh Sans. straee,

Gde Der 14tei une Sarc. Strabe,
4 Ifen bic Iufnertfumtett ibrsr SreRuNe. Der 9errsn Stprt>
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- ldtu bielelbsn auf ibreH aleenein Selistttn ,,gD. 2BaI,
Ia se gitrs @lcuutain Dem @bisfsp" une auf itr Eager
pr I Qrinetpt Ino y apnna @ieorren nufmtrflam.
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81 frieb enbeit ibrsr &unben Su crrperbsn. Nat Dicisniseu,
ip,lde feitbrr niht ron uns ~teufttr, itno srlu6t. uulerrn
u aGren-Nrrrdtb elmer @rlfuns ~ untsrperfer, unb werStn
pir oantSat fplte Stiude entsseennetmsn unb uns eaS
Q, rtransu unb bic Sunbfbaft S%trielben gu eriperbtn Iuhtr.
80 m. 90 aIIact S5bue.
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VIM. WALLAcE's Pure MOUNTAIN Dew
WHISKEY

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Bhtetes MIR bard infer SaIS ts;ceen perben fam. &anfs
~lteetater, fpsthr elm Barrel pocr nehr bon oicsni ~ppr,ialts
den Srone ;u falfsn papfnsn, (SlIieu uur pa faufcn, nc liz
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lur eain certouftn, rreun or ~penislfens IL Monatt oIt in.
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.dur linen Yreis bel 9erfSufen ron i bis 100 Barrels babfn,
une idben Saufiebbober Gin, bietn por;isIifsa unb rstnt1
s8bisteY elmer @rcbt gu untsrpsrftu.
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Gus,ist Strl&iebtuer Certificate BON 9tuter
psIde bitleS @ittel astranht haben:

Wu6ju6e perimtfpener NtrttncEN BON Eeuten,
ErtIcte bi.IeS @litttl Ssbrautt boben:
Da Id mtiu 6aar ;,itis strIpr, braudte i'd strT5ieoene
Nitel, biz abn aut t~rfoIetoS btirsea, bis auf Roeame
gayein'$ pair RtfUrtr. as i'd tjniee aSIeIhen oaspr ae.
brduTt bdste, ma mtin 0adr pidbtr az rpa6Ien an II. purpe
Hatt uHo blot. Sarah 3. SbOdltp (64 Sabr ol),
Rc. lis WiariOutr.. pblab.
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~trttfcaes tH alice NitaIieb Der @bentitT ". e. Rtroe In
eisot!gbia, un eas tbrs Ius5ase scGfornaen sIdntpirbts
tn. Z. y. ~. Gatcuab,
10. Oct. 90. 9aitcr Der Gbtnetr Ryfe in @bilab.
1Rsht STRAIT mar in ben Itbrn 9atren ouf SerffieSen,n
Sttutn tbrts 8cpftS ~ppuitdnpta fail, erbtelt dtcr burCb ben
4tbrdut 9brS pctlnitteiS etutn neuen Saartpuds unb
otrtdltnlRmdBil llnsCs Sdar. SD mug ierntr bier beridtcu.
eds oieitibt iii 5abrtu an ReuraIsid lit, fsitoem lie abr
3eI paarH'itttl Srautit. auH con bslent lebeI ih beIreit
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=. Ott. 1850. IS @crt5 5iebfr., 9aItS., Mb.
Gs frtut m;b. Ntabamt Waicsn'S pair n eltoratiss sm-
pfebleu ID fsuueH, bas tb nit s3crtbeiI aebraumt tabt, tnbem
e mem paaF iiarf ssnatt aus IS an, %gasfaIsn srbinOtrt
Val. &enlep s5pbEs,
Il. Ou. 1886. Se. 3 @cumercefr., Baltic, Dib.
Sell ben Isgtsh nbn Sa6rtu lit ,n an 9l~taralsia. Nlein
Hsyt Ruret eff 10 %ln9.artHtu, bae TO taum (cbrn fonute.
ale 10 tecsb tlnn tint Hslge Sn Taah. @erciu's pair
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tS Mth selipHtmtn scH cittnt rebeE btfreit.
q. Nss- 1860. WlTS. Marv u. @t6arbIou,
1872 Maricnitr., WbilabsIptia, ga.
so ~htfAtiaist .bitrmit, bae mtin baar Idf Ianaer Belt
eheFcl. uHo bag burb ben @ebrauGh BON Wlahame @are;n's
Patr 4ehErdtivt, uu6 jtrar poR uur elmer Dtaibe, has @uS-
tdasK esfdbta Mot autin 0uipSrtt, fouhtrR auh cinen
utEtH paarSutt stFSsTbEsSts. y. n. 9tOHas,
o. Mo-. 1850. 3l5 Suntb Srpnt Street,
philadelphia, ga.
80 tass NdbaTe 1asein's Oriental 6air Yelfcrdtise
eiasE uRtstfu1ans uHttrivorita. une Tnbt in ~btnItIsen Elm
ssritsllntS NltttL Sur 3tinieune StS 6opfeS, bas ourh>
aus tstns H~d9tnttlise gBirfnna auf bic paut auSlbt.
Baltic, II. Rov. go. GsriiiOpttr &ibUrg, N. ..
&A- 6atrieirt unb IuHt Ssrfauf bel
TX. 0Aretn, l7R Strdbe ipilhtH Grace
uno Grautlin. &inwcrh, Ss, fsr;e ia
allen Ipptbefenuno Sanepiiprts.
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0sntichc 0fnpfhefe.

our Den mir ron msineH bieltsen 9aRbsleuten 70 reid,
NO esl6rntteH 3nIprnh her;Iib bans:ne, empf.ble i4 mid
aug %ierneIttn oertnt s~eneistrn NBebltcsHen. iupsm i'd az
elelner 3stt sr 8erntnis brtnse, oaB ib ntbff frifhen 9rrs
istne rnb erube @sriie, Sage, grtssursI, . fereruet, per
l6iseent Sortsn Nubeln, pcutIds Giborieh. gunner 8 uuiers
8ale, 9bccplape, Macarcni, Salai0i IN sroFen uRo tleinet
6!alhel, 3;nmt, san;en uno a. io6tncn, nsbR allen anberu
g5tspirien, @6tp1nms, 9arfdnierieu, Setfea IL. ~. hclh,
grtifs i'd iu ben u%SsIidsit b%iIisiss gtsilsn btlttns smpftbIc.
q. 6. @iGhbr No,
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Die llntsr,ei6netrn lsnten bic @ufmertIamfeit
prn Observation-Disclosures nuf ibr Eager bon @jroee.
rire, 0rcSitons, Mebl, Gisarrtn, Rautabat uns
Icnltee Nrtifel, Die aepG9nli@ in eintm oerarti,
.lsn @pcte(niee@rl6G scfiibrt perOen. Sslon.
Oers maiden lie auf ibr rrihes Bein. uno Qiaucr.
WAGER aufmertIam. MQe pieIe Naaren puroen
auf nTrDtiben Mdrtten uno meifenS fir Sdar
Setauit, westaib mir BET piiuttlthen Be,a6tern
,I daserf biaisen Nreilen oeytaufen t6nnen. =
Ote een unS ais G6t aarantirtsu Sranoies unN
2SstRr iiuo eisene SmpOrtdtiur, uno weber ee,
mii6t, nod nit 3ullben l6GpliGer Stufe Der.
rbtn, rite pielss 6ti ben im NUrstn aetauften
gSaaret mir ;u oft Der 6au III. Der b~eriibmte
v@. @olaee's Yure MOuntain Dem" gSbistep,
ron benz mir RE %eiuS;9rn gerfluIer iinb, wire
az @ehalt unc Cute bon feunem innerbalb bet
SSer. Stdatsn se6rannten NbistsY iiGsrtrcfen.
Infer Wager beltebt auberoem nod aus:
1000 Sap extra uno ~iusertns Wtebl, unter De.
nea bic BON 8adern seIubten Scrten 9ler.
Orleans, pCrtc 8icu uuo @uba 3ufsr uno Wc.
thles; 500 6as @ut eOaf, @rnlbeO, pupbereO
,tao 8afes 3uder 100 &iien -bee; 800 Gifen
Seife NIB 9itter; $40. l uno SIR, 3 Mafere,
Itlo 6erin9e frtlAe cute @oIben Butter, BON
DER ptr pDdbentlib SeRoun9en erbalten 9arS,
9Slccu Sioee. 6ams, Shpuloers uno 8reafs
5al6 @tarse, 9eGi D0rDer, 9gma5lpueu RaTa
dno 9fefer @eiijen 8efe9, @lmsyunb aqt bic
ae0at5s 2fttifet pic IN ftaeV &roeerg sew59a,i5
1cetangt Derosu.
werner 0B. @aIaes's 9pre Moantajn Der
AE6iofs9, 8i8aroisn'S, GgsGafOoIat Tlod5. onon
.os5 Woucue Ieela sas 9tettii.p @BGietes Dot
il6 iraE}ellAea granQgt BORT Mapeiro, 65er,
.Uv, @faret lup &bampasr QGeia; &tOtr, Gsus
NaW 8raapv, Gin Aam 2tgPls 8ran09 uuc aGt
4gttN giQucrs.
% III. SO fIIat9 G6BRe.
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9. 81. &tretfcr. Naent.

GpotbstsrlD rugstf, Smpprter pr n
0eutf6sn Gbsmicaiism Ii. {. rs. Nr. 3,
NintnsS7tr, segenitsr benz alter Wnrtte.
%s- " sepit Tsreen nit Der srOeisR SorefaIt nnb
@nllpith NIT duHsIiier @intlittsit bslUrot. aanbfa nj,
ltnts nieesn oaS rsIhbaltise Eager anne .tniItsr, beutlter
uhe tIahsollGer tete frt6er = @rsnet . faneps y rtiteI
4, @fii's. iani 8bsiI itIblt 3n nicOrtaefcn, als ben r~srbI:ttu
Nt.'tn aes'!STsE 'Soerbsn. MebfStnfa Il en- mcroeu su
nusaeffattst. 80
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NeQenincs

3er antersei@nste ctlautt I6 BEN Yublitum
anjuSsi9en, pob fsin Baseu unp Sussy ~iscsrseit
tcrett ltebt, nm 6amilisn ~ trsrnp elmer Saaes.
seit mad rtisem ScrsnisungspIab gu fabren.
Osrartise SeRelunssn tGnnsn i'm g6iIhetm Sell
5nus rsS 5rn. u. Sbap ssmatt psrSsu.
W. Oebrinn.
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Bparbc rs
fOnnsn bel nnterSei6nstsui Rsts freunbIide 3int.
lusr uno quite &pE srbalttn. @uh tsbsn sipias
3imner an lsrtse Serrsn gu sesmistben bel
SOM NGrrbauisu, Aat.,
am Neuen Marft.