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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLES,

CORNER TEXAS AND EDWARD STREETS SHREVEPoRT "a.
kT[Eazszvf@SN 5Fgztsa The undersigned having puF.
Effss4- EAs 4FpT@YEI[ chased this well known estab-
E1S8%24sZ kSssztkZ lshment, beg leave to inform
the citizens Of Shreveport and the public generally that
they are prepared to accommodate the community with
short long drives rides horseback; hacks, bug
ges and carriages hire they prepared
nger to any part Of the country in the State or out of
it, horses kept by the day week month. The stables
are well ventilated and well supplied with the best Of
provender Having employed experienced osters, no
pains or expenses will be spared to give satisfaction
all those who will favor them with their patronage.
SIMS GAMBLIN 4 Co.
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TO PRINTERS.


WE have on hand andfor sale the following printing
w materials, lately used on the South Western:
font of 500 lbs. Brewer,
{" Z" 26O
100
!" !" so Long Primer
fonts line Brewer,
Long Primer Condensed,
Together with the column head, advertising and dash
rules, leads &C., &c.
Also--A Medium Printing Press, Roller Mould, &c,
all complete and the following materials, used for short
time in the publication Of weekly paper About $50 lbs
Of Bourgeois and Ninion, with line letter; column
head advertising and dash rules, cases. chases, etc.
The above materials viii be sold low for cash.
l.. DILLARD & Co.
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MISIC.

mOS1Cs
FENHE undersigned having determined to settle perma-
nenyin this place for the purpose of giving lessons
on the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute or any instru-
taught successfully southern college he respectfully
socits liberal patronage from the citizens of Shreve
port and surrounding country Terms, S8 month of
three lessons a week Orders left at Ball Dashies
Shreveport, January 30-5m professor of Music
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ShreEepOrt, Mav n.
RATTLE HOTSE.

sIs~-o BATTLE HOUSE.
S#sz4sSA y TIE fremont House, Edwards Street,
Ill f1FkS16& Shreveport La, lately occupied by s.
AE53z55S7 AE53z55lS7 P. Day, having been fitted up with en-
rely new furniture &C. has been re6pened under the
name Of the BATTLE HOUSE BY the undersigned who will
endeavor to give satisfaction to the travelling public.
The house is situated in quiet part OF the town and
particularly suited to the accommodation of ladies' The
to make but one pledgewhch is that
the strctest cleanliness shall be observed in every de-
partment l0ctlTl A. D. BATTLE.
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| ..
ished weekly DIT THREE
advance-four dollars if
10. Persons wishing to
eks' notice. No paper
the publishers until all
the rate Of OSE DOLLAR
On, and FIFTY CENTS for
aes, or less, constitute a
lie to those who advertise
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FIVE Toxs Of GoLp-What a sight Broadway pre-
sented yesterday Five horse loads OF gola coming
IN the street fbm the wharf at which the steamship
Etna was secured Over 81 1852 600 IN weight in spe
Gle 10 $50 poInds nr five tons y. y Times
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ARMS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR.-NoW that war is up
the country it is important that some steps should
be taken to certain supply of and muni
tOus Of war. We are informed that, in Independence
county there the greatest quantity of iron and
coal within few miles Of each other and the same may
be said Of localities in the vicinity Of the river in
the counties above this Then, We possess within the
borders Of the State materials for the Manufacture OF
firearms sufficient to supply the whole of the confed-
crate forces 1t is proper and necessary that the State
extend encouragement manufacturers of within
her borders. Such encouragement might best be given
bg the Sat taking from the manufacturers fair prices
certain amount of arms each year for of years
with the privilege Of employing the whole manufactory
whenever the public service demands that it should be
done
As all of the principal powder manufactures are in
the northern States it behooyes the south to look to
her supplies of powder We are not advised of the
supply on hand, but do know that among our meT
chants the article is becoming scarce and the price
proportionatey high In the counties Of Carroll, New
ton, independence and Montgomery, we are informed
that there are caves capable Of furnishing nexhalstibe
supplies of saltpetre Charcoal also be supplied in
any desired quantity. Sulphur another main ingredi
ent Of powder would have be brought from abroad
unless could be manufactured inside the State which
we think very probable Taking advantages into
consideration, think Arkansas presents field for
those engaged in the manufacture of powder puequaied
in the country This matter should be looked to by the
State Little Rock Gazette.
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jlaret Wine;
ite Wine, fHaute Sauterne)
b do Bursac;
asks Alexander Seignette Cognac;
do do do;
do Louis lie Breton, 1903, do;
do Castillon do;
do John Morris, 1915. de;
do Burgundy Port;
o do Old Madeira YP;
~ old Bourbon Whiskey;
W York Brandy and Gin;
Champagne, pints and quarts;
Annisette and assorted COrdials;
Brandy Cherries;
Fruits in brandy, and in their own juice;
wss Cheese;
yer Cheescs;
land Herrings;
rdines;
Western Butter and Cheese;
4, powdered and broken Sugar;
and Java Coffee;
lack Teas, of every quality;
tdles, soap, spices, pickles, sauces, ketch-
pepBer. preserves, Havana sweet meats,
6nchCries, almonds, raisins, figs, prunes,
;, flberts, ehesnuts, eranberTies, mackerel,
Goldfish, buckwheat, salad, olive and lard
sdhams, buffalo tongues, family beet, pork,
the best quality
The country pupetually and carefully filled.
amt and others visiting the city are invited
Id Leyee street.
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER.
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3. VALENTINE q Co.
Omission MERCHANTS, 81 Com
New Orleans. Collecting, Receiving and
Planters orders specially attended Jo
june ,
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TIRRELL & BATES,
sturers aud Wholesale Dealers in
rs. SHOES AND HATS, 80
Magazine street, New Orleans
South Weymouth, Mass. narchI2
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]. Y AN BIBBEh ~ DO.,
gTORS, Commission and Forwarding
a 4carondelet street, New Orleans. Spe-
alton will be pai2 to ali goods consigned
5 the purchaa Of Groceries, Plantation
ons. Western Produce, etc. aprl4
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,NTELL & PRATHER,
ACTORS AND COMMISSION MER,
10. I8 Carondelet Street New Orleans.
5rs. ChiIders & Beard, White, smith 4
tDOrt oc53-Iy
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MINDEN FEWALE COLLEGE,.

NINDEN FEMALE COLLEGE.
FACULTY:
REV j. FRANKLIN FORD,
President and Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy
and the Natural Sciences.
MISS CATHARINE &. COLEMAN,
Vice Principal, and Instructress in Mathematic and
MISS L. BRAINERD,
Instructress in the Physical Sciences Composition and
Elocuon.
MISS THE0D0CIA JOHNSON,
Instructress in the English Branches.
nstructress in the Primary and Academic Department.
PROF. GEO. G. TAYLOR,
Music the Harp, Piano and Yioln.
PROF. J. LUTHER,
Music-Pian0 Gutar Violin, &C.
MISS MARY 4. COLEMAN,
Music-Piano Guitar and Vocal.
MILE L. DURAND, {of France,)
InstrQctress in French and Music.
MRS f. r. F. THOMPSON,
Instructress in the Ornamental Department.
Terms, etc.
TheScholastic years divided into two terms of twenty
one weeks each. The Autunnal Term commences on
the trst Monday of October; the Spring Term mmedi-
atey succeeds, VACATION, and closes in July
The terms for tuition payable quarterly in advance;
but when delayed beyond the close of the term interest
viii be charged For term of twenty weeks they
as follows
Tuition in Alphabetic Department ....... SIS 90
Tuition in Academic Department and Freshman.
classes Sc , , % 90
Incidental Expenses. 90
Music-Piano-forte OF Guitar Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
on Harp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 90
Drawing and Painting g...................... Is 90
French Latin and Italian each ............. Y 90
Embroidery y............. 10 90
Vax-ggosk per course of lessons. 10 90
Fee for graduation 10 90
Boarding including lights washing &c.-..... so 90
OIL Painting Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Pupils entering at the opening of the term or within
weeks thereafter will be charged for the term nor
will any deduction be made for absence except Provi-
Dental cause Sep2l-ly
THE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
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REM0FAL.
yNEY q Co., respectfully inform their
srs and friends they have removed to the
us stores Nos. 81 and "a GTavIer
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W. A. HANNEY Co
..... ... U.. er Street, between Camp and Magazine.
----- October ", 1860.
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SCHMIDT " ZIEGLER.

to1IlbilbA ~ A144Ib LAA1lty
.ESA ALE GERS,
OLD LEyEE STREET 175
tai and Barrack streets, New Orleans.
liz receiving from Europe and the North
loicest Liquors. Wines Rrandies
rOceries, to which they call the special
IN Of families, planters and country mer-
pledge themselves to furnish their friends
terms as any housein the trade in the CT
ug comprises only asmall portion Of ftheir
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AMERICAN HATS and CAPS,
DDS. BoxNETs, UWBRELLAs, Ere.
snt viii be kept full and complete, suit
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dav he rushed down to the room where the conde de
Solano and the good father Benito confined and
bursting open their prison door, set them free. Then
gdedb the dwarf who aided him. he led them through
Jhe secret passage into Bianca room, where Nina
found kneeng beside the supposed corpse of Blanca
weeping in she heard the fearful shouts Of the
combatants.
ANGELA stood still and pale as statue by her side
gazing down upon the cold form with dry and fearless
eye but burning, remorseul heart and feyered brain
The father and the priest both advanced and knelt by
the side Of the motioness girl while the little dwarf
crouched down by the feet Of Angela and gazed up in
her face.
Edvardo had paused at the outer door, and flung it
wide open o hear how went the tide of battle on but he
turned pale and drew his blade as he heard the
shout of Rinard and knew by the increasing umut that
the pirate chief reteang and toward that very spot
The next moment sl2inard upon the threshold,
and as he saw Edvardo raise his Weapon he shouted:
"What art thou too traitol2 curses on thy head,
is the whole world leagued against mel"
And then he dashed forward upon EdTaldo who stood
between him and the rest of the occupants of the
The brave page stood neby the defensive, but his
arm was too weak to cope with the gigantic pirate An
other moment, and his sword broken in,hs hand
the pirate raised his reeking sword but it could fall
Gulermo bounded into the and his blade again
crossing with that of Rinard saved the pages life.
Then while the pirates back to the door, in rushed
the crowd of Spaniards who followed GuilermO, and
Rnard was alone beset on every side. He turned to
take glance Blanca that moment left his throat
unguarded the unerng pointof GRietmos sword found
the unprotected opening and Rinard was conquered.
He fell to the EARTH the red blood gushed from the huge
wound and he gasped, ut is over, am conquered
Bear me to Banca's side"
When she saw Rinard fall, then did Angela recover
from the supor which had for so long kept her standing
like marble statue ever her supposed vetim and with
wild shrek shesprang to his side and kneeng the
oor raised bis bleeding head in her arms and while
she kissed his pale brow tried in vain to
ing stream of life.
ECoNCLUsIoF NEXT wEEB-
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YERAEDAH HOTEL,

On LeVee, thlFQ door beIoW leGas
Shreveport, March IS, 1860
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-U-E HERDOCK,
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
mmon and Front Street, New Orleans

J.. hUUNo q DtUo.,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
10. 2 Front street, Opposite the Canal
y Orleans. Particular attention given
ping orders for Western Produce from
ats Upper Red River Packets, Era No. /
tunc9.
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man, 90; GOrp, % $, Sanusr, s 81; QUINN,
&eo. @ Dprman, S; Diaen, 6; @aertrOOf,
8 $; Gmmert, g; 6a6er, q; 6ranB, Or. So
6errg. $ St; @rce, est; @ott. s; Cart. ~
5ia, 81; Sod, S; 5auner, S; German. 81. $
Sid, 81. 6 9; 5au, 6; 9art, q SO; &eB, %
u; &au fman, q; 9ieleI, $ 81; Snapp. 6 S;
&nsYler, q S. Qumbert, @S Qieoer, q; Men-
I, q; Miller, @apt, Sc; Marttn, 0m S.;
Mad, s; Neier, q %; Niiel, s.; Stt, @b;
8ebbein, 81; yof, Q2; &etAmaa, u; Nstn,
g S 8Otbl6db, SO 6; Geimsl, SS; NO6t,
81 gB; 9tGper, 3; 8opmun. S; S6par3e, s 81
9; Stat, @m 8; Sttlman, IS S; @Gnrt,
9; StemmIer, g; Saias. g; SalG9el, q 6
q; Sebartb, 81; Stridler, 81; @6netper, 81;
S@neiper. s.; SteIer, s 6; SanperlOn, s NQ;
Straub, $; @6war3, 6; S@mipt, 81 Saae=
miller, Us lltman, SO; gOlt, S; Weiao& r,
3; 0abmann, 9 8; @Olt g >; Bteae s.;
0a9ner, 6 9; 0eisert, Or. 8; Bsber, s
3immer, 6.
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Qunapplts, II. 9lOp. / u6r @Orsens.
8ts lest Iipo fetue 9ln1rt1ten pom Der ,8totte
eiugetroTen ss tirO ieOob ieoen Nugenbltf etn
9ertbt plud1 elm 8eet ssrpartet sunb sS ptrp
idarf ua6 Demlsjsea dpSseleeen, Die 8ertAts
merpen Der @rele ipfoft mitgetbetlt perpen. g
{Qus einsm telegrapbtlAen 8srt6te, BON benz
uns unte9reifiGer Neile nur ra8 Gnpe suse
fOnlmen III, erleben mir, DAP t~r9enOwU Elm fleines
6reFen fatteefunpen Bot, pelGsS fir pts Bun
.bestrlppen gilnlttg %ouafe. eetura3 .B0 ngm.
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eOfalsaeniseetten aus ssafbtustOn.

Nepue.- gm SOnnabenb iprrbe ii6er Sc
neral pprter'S Dtpilipn bun 0fn. Wc@lsaan
nnb Gen. 6alled NeSue eeGalten. Sberlt Mue=
riQ, GpmmanOeur beS 3. 9ennlpIsanta Grilber
goun9's) 8etterreeiHent9, 1rItrce elCnosrs ppn
Sen. Mlr@leuan belobt.
STR pte expedition. - Ser 9. ct.
Dampfer GitY Of New- gort cling ON Dunnerltag
NbenD nit elmer 9apung @roton= @afer fir Die
Expedition nb. 81 TT mad pOrt 8OYal,
Der 3efolmte. - an Der anerfsnrenSs
mertben fleinen @Taire I'm Jappabannod mar
lttGt, wte bierber bert1tet, Der Nescue, lonpern
Ger 8slolute tetbeili9t.
Die @taat5geangenen Gtaat5
lefretdr SeparD Fat DEN 8unpeemarlha Nlur<
rap uuO Setb 6. 9apls9, Mtt9(teD Der Mstror
poIitanpplt3et, als ROntminare na9 Bottom ge=
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i'm Sort Warren Gritber i'm Sort 2afapette) gu
prifen. Sbne 3meifel wtrp ibr 8appOrt Die
6retlaIun1 mebrerer 9er1onen, bic Iuf 8abr3eus
gen bstm gerlud, Die 8lOfaoe 3a 6reAen, n,itse-
fan9en wutoen, CUR 6olge ba6en4 'rl
Gen. @ppl bat paS @eritdt pga Ieiner
NsisnattOn leltt fir lIsenbaft ertIdrt.
DGie mad Sefung NCnroe, -
Nae Dteient9en, melGe mad 8eltung WOnrre
reten, miiien liG naG fpIgenpen, pom Dem Ml
Ffen3 Quarttermeilter Der Ser. ct, 9rn. SAT-
uaOse, e%rIaienen NesulotiOnen rtGten;
y Sur YerIonsn, Die @eiGafte gu belor9en
baben, werOen an gOrb Oes Dampfers 3use1
lafen; mss
q Sur SfT3teren pper Ser Ouen, pel6e NIT
YaIIen pm rem Communicated ODER Quarttere
meilter pes @pitenS pfretsn iino, werpen Die @ae
Ions e~tnseraumt; FL
- Nle perlcnen, pelAe 9dife BADEN, pOlsn
ft %eefdutsit Dem 9urler ppraetssa - ..ssz
a Gin GrIanbntBlaein CUR Nbfa9rt 1T fein
6reipaB
s. Damen, Die NIT Sff3ieren reien unO ni&t
in ben pafen Der Sif3iere sinbesrtfen finn, ia
ben tbren 6abrpreis gu entriAten. sa
81 Sdlafrabtnete uno Mabl5eiten perren
ertra be3ablt;
y RuuAen 1T nur auf benz GerSed erlaubt.
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Baltimore, ben z. NOSem!er 1861.
f tnbpieb. GS purben 900 Stid aMsgebpten
preiie fef. 0pn ~. 5O@$4.oO D 100 ID
pretie niebriger. 8erfauft purben an bic.
fac WeBser 525, Die ubrisen sinlen mad
Walbinstpn.
S@wetne warbel 81 uuperanperten 9reiIea Ser<
tauft bon So. 0O@$5.50 p 100 ID beaablt.
S6aafev $2.50@3.25 sefAUren, fir CUTE 5eers
I4tcobUl, per Gaapne 39-4l Gts. fir e5 pg,
Suffer, Bette @pben "A @ts. % ID, @labes 20
-22, &Oabutter 20-24 @ts.
s ra4te, Jfplinen 81. 9O@2,25, DalntniHt 6
Gts., Gprtntben 81 @tS.t pfaumea 123@
II Gent3, @ttrOnen $1.55@2.0O per 8pr,
Srangen 81 90 per 8Or.
s ebern, 40 @ 45 SIS D ID menige i'm Mnrf!.
q epars, piemUnt 81 @tS. % ID 9elfem 10
1o3 Gts., Olin. Snswer 81 6, Musfatnub
.az0-55, Yfener lo4-lO2, Musfatblatbe 43-
AT &ts.
g etreibe, @etsen rptb. OrbinGr 12O@125
45 gut bis ausse3eiGnet ls5@l3s, weiBer gutter
135@145, ertra fetner I5O@165.
9afer, 8trs. u. Marsl. 4O@42, @ennl. 43
@45, aprn, peiees $1,000, Selbes 65@6s s
- Npggsn, Maryl 63@65, pemnI. 66@68 6.
@ppS, % S,pnne IN Hlunpen $2.53-34
81 mamU, Verupiantl6er 224o @ $60-62
Rnphenmebl $26 per Xonne.
Seu, EimOtbg $I5@17 per SUnne. alee Ell
@l3 in 8tl.
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ISOpfem, neusr % ID OO@s5 @ts.
Raffse, @iO gut 143 @ Isl prima 16@l6z,
Sasa 20@22, 9aquagla 173@19.
0eber, lpan. Spblen "a @ u, 4anb gel6lt
"a "a rs, Stat 24@3o, Sber 8. 5O@4.5O'
Sab 1920 p Dug. as
M ett SOparofreet. iuper 1913
le extra to fancB 6.12@6r25
p famils 6.5O@7.00
Obi0 & aentuds luper 5.62
~ 10 ertfQ O.UUlMO>1Z
~ d family 6.50@6.75
"a @itg Mias gut biz fsin 5.5O@5.62
- y Extra 6.5O@e.75
y WellA famtls 900
~ Gelerpoir ertra 800
3 a a mn b (, 4.00@4+25
Rprn l. 3.00@2+90
neuer 5o@56 gtS.
l@rppiftpnsn, menig Nahfrase. GduItera
52@6, far Seitsntafe. Gosh fur S6tnfen
SOIL. SaI3aetia; preiie perFhiecem fur
& els, actner I'M SO arst.
n. EleeiaaHen gut Bis auSseSeidnet
$4.25@4.50 per 8Ibl, ppn Ga ID. Gimptbp
$2.25@2.37. 5laAS1aamsm $l.25@l37+
per 8nlbel.
@afs, @arUunD alum p Cad 125 etsu m0r.
i9als ST.. 7O@$1. 75l Mlbtpn's ST.. 80. Eurfs
Sslanb 5000 GtS. Se 8nlbel pom Stpre4
9tdrfe. Yerl Sc Gts. sstb
Us Q II e. nnsepalHen 23-25 % fb, 2amrt %
81, feline S5 a. 90.
INITIATES, @itH p @aa. 2l3@22 Gents, ObiU
22k, aber tpenig 8erfGufe. e.gae
3udert New>OrIeans s. 5000. SO, GrSrerie Or
pinair big gut 8 100000 a5
sui5 s1a2aa p15 M5 sA.i
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Spu 9on Tronctsep

Can 6rdnrtScp, Z. gcs. Die GntIe,.
stna peS Sen. 6remUnt som Commando Der
8et Qrutsc miro in gang Californian 9%ebi1tst.
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SuliuS GOuraD'S aa
SGrhifrs INN Tn0rlfhnefnezGnIn

UuIUIEIs AHU ONNI WHeIDEsSNIuM4
Ro. 8. G.. rtebri@t IT, nebcR Der Grbetter-o Ire
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Der ntecersn 9brlr9ie faIeHben WfauipalatiDnen percea prrnpt a~
btlts mSssfibrt. @twase BefcIuu8en bet Ra@aet beIeba mar
setaui9t ~ge5eniber obiSen TIGseS, 0btre Stage be& Haatesrer
Bn@tnbsr bsrrH Knapp, u IaGEG. &p24aI
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Sin tei6i0er nnO 0ei4ltttr 3 II @btnbe tam lefOtt geI4af-
ti5unS erbalteH BEL 80. 81, S6mtbt
OIL NO. "a g8e1. NoLttmoreGraRe.
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apGcm. auf 2oosr [,a5e umo aae Seftepnngen in H59lihft furssr
81 M~onStSnSge ausitatun0eu fir 3ettuu9s, OfFcen
~purrdbiei 3 Oab g bios S Der 9ssHsaaen Anaaabs Der @rSb'
IpsSunas uao UetaG- SrNteu, 3ter-2men (Dasi.v >, fomte cine
ArspabI Der nlstf %sausbGrsn 3ettunss- 8i9nstsn tnrmer an Qarb.
Useine Srcbsn tesea alen @el9aftslrsunoen gratis gu DenleH.
9ce q 60. Isfere tb oQs alrten prefsn gu penfdtcr &echfaunsey
umo pretien ME bic Sabrit ielbft.
as- gbtnlo babe toy StempeI paS a1sie4sr FL 0nbtOE4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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inter NIff1t Der ~Dsutl6en @efeGI6aft."
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5oten su ~bei1dft8en pinfGen, fewie aue oeuti9en Nrbetlubsn.
Den molten ib pericnlit Ooer in frantIrten 8riefen an ben asenten
Der GJeeuihaft perrn s. i. aBelItu9bcf, SO. 55 G6anes,
1T. weRoeI, weLber unentleloltb &uStuntt ertheilen wir6. I
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CtIluhBt . @insr fiji Traueis unb elmer mir WfannSurbstt
Qeturt9 2tnbner,
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Union RauDeretn.

Ole NtitaIieber Obiaen 8ereinS msroen hermit benafridti9t
eab bic ridltinbiaen SntsreIIen bis ROntoS ben II. @oosmbs1
beSobt werosn mGfen aao SAB bic re9eImdbiSen pStentli9er
Sal. unaen Ocutas ben is. Ropembtr pieoer tbren Artan9 n5
NET tperoer.
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Den D~ittsIteoern bes bsut6sn SeferIou Acknowledgements
ems oiene = eruit CUR &atrGt, taB ra@ten NtiwO4 ben 5 NN-
pember, MtenbS Z llbr, Die erte GtnSabIuu9 itatftucet umo gu.
elei9 Gle gpridtdse fur geamten, no ieeeS @it9Ieb Bel 8eeslt.
der Strafe 81 eiibeile en- bat.
SMO geOro OGrtng, pr, Setr,
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9.e9..s. wv 1872. s.Ysesu, VSb 1m nilstaesyMst opht
bs5 Na1lahlaHes bs oIber p%erltprtenen 9etnrt& 9etnes
uuo Gttiabetha 9etner erboIer1 bat. Aue bteient8en. mel
tprosrt, lcl6e nebt ben nCtbtssn Bele9ea an pbsr Dor Dem H.
Gpri 1862 ein3Wreiten uno 8elten0 81 MAIDEN, coer 81 oswarti.
IuHis ertldrt wsrbsn RlSsen. Aue Die 3ablHn9en an eielem MaG~
Iaie Al MAIDEN baben, werben berntt ant9eforeert, iplGe ur4
sersugh1 an tuterseitnets ST letfen. 4
Or, Nubr. @6marb,
St12, 4p-1nlp & Msatuilratpr.
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2nnb.

81 Ger GrDtnun9 etnsr neRen Wtrtbfhn't AM 0biSei Ylase
MCntaa ben II. Npocm6er, peroen be @6lte init enem cottref1t-
Neu &undb unb einem 9uisn Slaie &eh'ide8 2a8erber auh9e-
martet N >roen.
Mo Ger @ait9eber.