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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09
General scott.


It does not seem natural TO thihk Of
this old Hero save as chief in our military
affairs--save as the executive head Of our
army.
We can we'll believe that the scene Of
his retirement was an elfecting oue 1t is
no wonder that strong men shed women's
tears op such an occasion.
The feet of Gen. SCOTS retirement at a
time wbena black cloud Of danger hangs
ovcf this beloved country, shows how great
is his malady and how near his end he
thinks himself. ~
Gen. Scurr was born near Petersburg 10
Virginia, June 18Th, 1885, entered the
army as Captain of Light Artillery, May
Sd, 1908, and served his country with un.
varying success for more than half a century.
The Evening Post troly says that in that
time he has proved his right rank with the
frst commanders Of the age. His cam
paigns have been carefully watched by the
ablest Generals Of Enrope, and have wor
praise of every one, from Wellington down
He has twice been honored with goC
medal from Congress for distinguished ser
vices, aud retires from active duty with the
reputation after ffty years Of command
Of never having lost a battle when be
was present in person.
The whole country, which has long look
ed with admiration upon the noble veteran
will follow him in his scclusion and heartily
wish that he may long enjoy the rest b
has well earned, aud he may live to see tn
banners Of the Union waving quietly ono
more over the whole country, to who's
, greatness and renown be has SO MATERIAL
, contributed. U .. l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

n. S. PRE$D. SYNoD.-This body at its re-
cent session iu Cincinnati, gave an expression of
its views on the subject of the existing war for
the suppression OF rebellion. The principal
points are--ihat God by the iDstrumentaly ol
this war, is punishing US for individual and ma
tional sins-that the great sin for which we ore
being punished, is savery-that the way to pro.
pliate Gods favor is TO do away with the sin
With which he is dspleased, and that in the cri
sis TO which we have arrived, it has become q
truth of more than ordinary emphasis and i'm
portauce, that fidelity to the government is 6de
ily TO God The resolutions, eight in plumber
were unanimously adopted by arising vote.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

The PRIvArEER' CASE There were
reaaons. probably. why no verdict was re-
rurned by The jury in the United States
Cirruit Court for piracy. The one was
that the lawyers were allowed TO enter
upon q thousand aud one irrelevant discus
slons, such as the right of secession, the
constituIionality Of certain laws, aud otheI
points which had no hing to do with the
merits of the case Judge Nelson, in his
charge, comprised the whole duty of the
jury in nutshell. He said that until the
Confederate States had been recognized 10y
the executive and legislative departments
of the government the Judiciary depart
ment had nothing 10 do but TO interpret
the laws. The only question before thu
Court, assuming its jurisdiction. was
whether these laws had been violated
But the lawyers prejudiced the minds o
the jury with their long debates of abstrac
political dogmas and principles.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

SAGINAW SAII.-The salt business Is
really aouriShing at Saginaw City. and the
present sali works are evidently but The
oeg'aning Of an immense manufacture aud
trade. 1t is announced that in addition
70 The wO Ks now in successful operation,
messrS' Lee q LeaVitt. Of Cincinnati, have
purchased site for Salt Works, and have
contracted for the erection Of Ave blocks
The ompsny also Intend to erect a large
foundry and machine shop at Saginaw City.
and manufacture kettles for boiling which
herstOfore have boce brought from syra.
euso, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

A1e Naval Expedition. has not, as we go
W p,eS'' Se' made descent upon the coast,
uor mas any one Of the many perplexed NOR.
tals OF this world, been able to FIX It's des.
tlnation. Some Struggling vessel spoke the
aeet not very far from Charleston rais,nc
the thought, as well as the ferven, hone
that the object of The expedition might he ,'
wipe out that infamous spot from the fac,
of The earth
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Fr0'''s'sn iss 6sy ~ :s' os TSSf'ssSlnS' SSSs H'''
srArs or oaro Exsouriyr DrrAHTxKNT.
CoLuNpua. November lat 1891.

Pursuant to the request OF the General
assembly Of this State, and in accordance
with my own sense Of gratitude to Almighty
God for tho bountiful merces which He
has bestowed upon the people Of Ohio. |
do hereby designate aud set uport Thurs
daV. The 2SfA DAG of NoremLer instant, as a
day of Thank giving aud Praise to Him FOR
the nrstiinable privileges Of our Civil and
Religious Institutions, for protecting our
homes from the ravages Of war aud Tor The
manifold blessings which surround and sup
port us aud i respectfully urge upon oil
the people that they refrain from their usual
employmeuts on that day, aud iu their pla'
ces Of public worship, aud at their homes
with greatlul acknowledgements, offer fer.
vent prayers to our Heavenly Father that
He may continue TO remember Us in Ills
mercy remove the calOmties of civil strife
which affljct the Nation, restore concord
between the States, confirming and pene.
truting our political Union, and securing to
us aud our prosperity The privileges aud ad'
vaulnges which distinguish Christian pco.
pie. .,-.--.....f......t.b LIZ
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great seal to
be affixed, this the FIRST day of November,
in che year Of our Lord 1861, Of the inde-
pendence Of the U S. the S5th, and the or
ganization of Ohio the 59h L
WILLIAM DENNISoN.
ADDIsoS r RussE1 Secretary ofstato.
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TELEGRAPHIc.
TELEGRAPHIC. r.
Highly Important From y. York !
Another Great Battle Commenced
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN ASHTABULA J
Tile People all Fighting for Herrick g. Bros
NEW GOODS


Crowds Rushing to the Field Of Strife
Having just returned from making our second
Purchase this Fall, we are now opening the
Most Complete aud Elegant Stock of Goods
ever brought to this market, and with the rest
may be found;
Black Silks from IS cents 10 50 per yard.
Figured Brochc Pophns-something New
and very beautiful.
Figured Plain and Fancy Dress Silks-la-
test styles in market
De LANES most splendid assortment Of the
most beautiful ever brought to Ashtabula.
Dress Goods. Everything new in this line.
Prints 10000 yards Merrimac, Hamilton,
SpTague and all the best brands of Prints, small
and neat figures such as you always 6nd here.
IShatUls, fine assortment Of all kinds, at pri-
ces that defy competition.
Hoop Skiris Piles of them from Is to 50.
BatmoraL Skirts, new lot-beauties.
Zephyr Worsted Shetland WOOt, all shades
aud colors.
Gloves Ladies aud Gents kid, worsted and
silk. and gauntets--a splendid assortment.
Hoods. both ladies and misses, and nnhias.
Cioaks and Cloak Cloths for ladies, variety
of styles.
Carpets, ingram. hemp. and ocloth carpets.
Drnggets, both woolen aud cotton.
Hosiery, fine line orthese articles
Eauneis. red gray, blue, orange. while and
figured.
DratOcrs and Undershirts, ribed and plain,
colored and white. r.... ...f ..- rf.
A splendid assortment overcoatngs, broad
cloths, doe skin cassimeres, yestings. satinetts,
sleeps grsys, tweeds and jeans. ..
Domestic Goods. We have the largest as
orrmeut on the Western Reserve. Cotton
yarn bats, wadding, wick and twine The price
we warrant high enough to please or no sale.
Croekery the largest and most complete as
sortment ia the county.
CsaI oil, lamps. chimneys, brushes, shades
and weks. Best light colOred caribou oil al so
cents per gallon, and every gallon warranted.
Groeeriss. A full and large assortment of
family groceries.
Tea, the hest 10 town for Is. ra
Sugars at all prices ; syrups Rio and Java
cofees, ginger rice, cassia, raisns, &c. ,f
Boots and Shoes, nice assortment. Ladies
and Misses BalmOral and all other styles. Mems
and boys heavy aud light boots.
RubLers Ladies' gents and misses rubber
overshOes.
Hats and Caps fine assortment. ID
Buffalo Rsbes &c. &c. @-e. -
Wanted in Exchange for Goods, dried Ap'
Piles. Butter. Eggs Tallow, Lard Pork, Chest
nuts, Hickory Nuts, Rags, most kinds of Gruin'
and 10 fact almost anything farmer has TO SELL
Wantedin in Exchange for Goods, any amount
OF Hickory, Oak, and whtewood Lumber
| Cali aud get specifications
Wanted ia Exchange for Goods, limited a.
mount OF Cash
Remember hard times make low prices.
Remember all our goods are bought aud paid
for 10 cash. and sold at about the same prices
that lime buyers pay.
Remember We sell for ready pay.
Remember, that the best bargains 10 tow
are to te had here.
Remember one thing more, and that is' w
cannot be uadersold f.n
| Don't foil to look at our goods ana Price'
| AshiabuIs, Nov. ., 1851.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

Our batteries on the Potomac are going
on rapidly to completion. On Tuesday the
guus of one of them were tried on the Reb-
steamer George Page, with what result il
could not be asccrtained. The Resolute
arriving at Washington on the 4th, reports
that of our soldiers have been wounded
by the shot and shells from the batteries a
Shipping Point.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

MoCbELLAN's ANswER.-Wh some
impatient Congressmeu called on the Presi.
dent urging an advance, he assured them
that everything Of that nature had been
left with McCLELrAN. The NJ. Cts then
tried the latter. He heard them patiently
and responded" BY saying-aothlng =
That was proper answer.
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Master Ccmmr's Sale Of Reat Estate.
Ashtsbula Common Plens---June Term, 1861.
Joel n ThOmes o. Erastus G. Strong.
10y Virtue Of on Order Of Sale duly issu.
40 ed rom ald Court in the above case 10 me directed
will offer for sale BY way OF public auction at The Door Of
The Court Hoise In Jefferson Ashtabula County Ohio on
Monday The 25h day Of N'oV. a, u. 1861,
between the hours 10 and o'clock Of said day. the ow-
ipg described Real Estate, TO wit;
Situate in the townships Of Plymouth and saybrook eouhty
ofAshiabua and state OF Ohio being In township Number ~
the third d fourth of townships 90 the Connecticut
Number ATTY IN the Township sybrook aud bounded ast
by the Plymouth Township line the South BY land decided
TO Andrew Wiley West ~ lot Number (5) hy one that
line drawn from aid Weys land ~ O5 TO stake thence
East to the township line Aforesaid to the South line Of the
above granted and described premises 10 be parallel 10 the
north line Of said lot number So and to contain 30 Of
land alaT
Also piece or parcel Of situate In the town
ship OF AshAbu and bounded and described follows
wit; West the township line between Saybrook and Ply
mouth and the 50 above described south by land deed
ed by Timothy Strong Moses Cross and John NJ Faulkner
to the east line Of said Fauknes land 10 stake, thence
north along Daniel Hubbafds land hO9 10 the north east
ner OF lot Number as TO the centre Of the turnpike road
thence south along the cen Of said road co. thence west
20 the owuEhp e containing seventy Of land, being
the north part Of lot number As, excepting reservation of
i've acres TO Timothy Strong the north line Of au lot
number 4S west from the turnpike road TO the township line
parallel with his other and the above Ot TO contain 100
acres OF land and being the land conveyed N Eaua c.
strong BY Timothy Strong and vile November 9TH S4S and
sl4 appraised at :. 500 ~ NN. HENDRY, ,as--
/ btblhtb 70 ~ Snecal Muster CmmiesiOnrr.
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A JcG TO JoHM BULL's MEMORY The
New York Tines, has a letter from MIR.
Chas. Phillips, reminding the psblic tha,
dnriug the Canadian rebellion in 1857,
scores of American citizens were thown
into prison at Toronto. Montreal, aud all
along the frontier, and many Of them with.
out The sli gbtest suspiSion of having been
in any way connected with the rebellion
Mr.. Phillips himself was thus arrested, and
W as confined for sixteen days in Toronl o
when he had not expressed, either by wore
or deed, the slightest possible sympathy
with the rebel cause England then aCteC
upon the law of self defence. and Meth
habeas corpus, treaties, laws, nor auyrhin,
else, we're Permit ted TO stand in the wa
of whatsoever was essential to her own safe
iy. She must allow US to follow her ex
ample now.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

We hear from oil quarters accounts q
the ravages Of the severe storm which EEL
Saturday. Much damage has been done
by ireshets and high tides, and the tels.
graph reports sad shipwreck aud great
loss of life.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

The State election passed Of quietly.
The city of Milwaukee and county give
5000 Democratic majority. Returns from
the State indicate the election Of L. P. Hal.
Vey' Republican, for Governor by large
majority. 1t is thought the whole Republ-
can State ticket is elected.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09
NEW ApYERTIsEMENrs.
IOI-onrnarcial School.
rTHE Undersgeed propdges to open an

TIME Undersigned proposes to open on
III EVENING SCHOOL, N
Al thc Room over serhen Halls Store the 18th instant
for the purpose OF giving instructcn In bookkeeping In
Double and single Entry, and IN Practical Penmanship
s ion ernerence IN Bouk Keeping Nnd also teacher
In ono Of the hrst Commercial Colleges In the country, will
enable him 10 give his pupils Instruction equal to any that
can be obnned IN any Of the long standing schons u
cea and al much less expense the terms being within the
reach Of almost every young But yeung Ladies should
be suentv aeonRinted with the keeping &C.
eount and OF buaes 70 qualify them for the actual du-
ties ofiiie AZ this time too, when 40 many of young
men are called 40 the battle hed will not many Of the duties
heretofore deyoyinR upon ihem fall upon The Of
land then they should be educated lot this purpose and
this opportunity should not be neglected 81 f.,rsIr ILL
person Of an ordinary school efueaton IA qualified foI
this brsnch OF Instruction Each one will be taught separate
ly, and eau commerce. At any time.
TERMSl2 weeks of4 evenings week, from the date hs
student commences, for. 1900. " %
Any inf will be given on application 70 the sub
sereer at his rUo at his residence next door Vest IRON
u. Nelis, Esq A. r. EASTMAN.
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Hats and Caps.

A GREAT VARIETY Of these Goods
which will be sold without regard to cost as wish 10
them out prices from 10 cents up II you want any
m MORRISON.
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ELECTIONS.

The election returns in Baltimore indi
cate that Augustus w. Bradford. tht
Union candidate for Governor and the
whole Union ticAet. has from 10000 tc
$4,000 maj
The election passed of quietly. Over
200 arrests were made Of parties charged
with reasonable conduct. Many were,
subsequently, discharged. The whole num-
Der of votes 10 The city about 90, 900 Brad
ford's m1iorily is about Is. 900.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

New TINE TABLE.--By reference to the
new time table in our cOlumS to day, it will
ee seen that the winter arrangement has
Deen catered upon, aud that considerable
c1anges took effect on Monday last.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

The State of New Jersey has gone Demo
cratic. The returns are not yet all in, bu
sufficient to make il certain that the Demo
Gratis will have a majority in both branches
Of The Legislature.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

Ralph Plumb Of Oberlin has been az
pointed Bligadier Quartermaster at Wash.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

The LAST "wANr."-Times being hard and
a cold winter at hand, many really clever
persons are at their wits end for some
mems of keeping he wolf from the door.
Desperation has driven one OF them to tue
uire extremity be so forcibly portrays 10
the following advertisement
"WANTED-A situation as SoE-IS.LAw, 10
some respectable family. No objections to go
ing short distance into the country. For ref
eFence aud particulars address FRANK STUART,
Post Office, Williamsburg, NJ "
Mr.. Stuart ought 10 have stated whether
he can OF csnnot endure average boarding
house coffee, and whether he stands or re-
volts at West India molasses on bis slap
jacks IL is we'll 10 have these matters
clearly understood from the start, and thus
avoid those domestic chickering's and other
evidences of blighted sfEeoiion which are
the bane of married lfe--N X Tribune
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"WAR DEPARTMENT, I
WAsnIEoTos. Nov. /, 1861. (

"GEEERAL IL was my duty TO lsy be-
fore the President your letter Of yesterday.
asking 70 b relieved. under The recent act
q Congress. Ia separating from. YOU /
cannot refrain from expressing my deep re
gfet that lonr health, shattered by long
service and repeated wounds received In
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Groceries

OF ALL KINDS, Green and Black
" Teas Crushed Coffee and Brown Sugars, Java and
Rio COse Golden Syrup, superior article holAsse' Rice,
Goldfish Spices SaleratuF soda Cream Tartar Dive Woods
and Dyesiufs Paiuts Os Yamish, TuTpeDtines. Paint
Brushes verthng alnost wanted be called for In
that line be bought low for the timesof MORRISON.
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Boots and Shoes.

HAVING MADE his lending branch
II Of business for years past prepared to sell any
thing in this line FROM three cent chds cack 10 hne
No Calfbo good quality and at as low prices as eau
be fpund in the County. H. l.. MORRISON,
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Hoop Skirts.

DHOENIX Co, MAKE. in great Vsrie1
Il ty of STYLES Single ehain Diamond and double lad
triple Dannnd very decided improvement say tho la
dies, and very cheap, at MORRlsONS.
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WHITE GOODS

PLEACHED COTTON'S Jacconet
~ Cambdcs Irish Linens Bishop lawns Book and Swiss
Muslins Cap Lacss, EdgingS Embroidered Collars Shirt
fronts and Collars at great bargains, for Cash AZ
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

WINNTER GLOVES, Kid. Cloth.
w Lisle Thread and BucRskn, Gauntlet Cloves HoSi-
cry all kinds Cotton and wooen woolen Yarn orknit.ing
genuine Domestic made always kept by AORR lsON.
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New Goods for Fall and Winter
1861 and 1862.

NOW Receiving and opening, Splendid
In STOCK, Of New ana SssseAable GsOads,,
which will be sold very how prices Tor Cash Ready Pay
Thankful for the generous patronage beray bestowed
upon the cid firm OF Root Morrison in years phs would
say that prepared 10 sell Good Goods at prices which
defy competition at home abroad For the proof of a
assertion call and look for ourseves and you will be
vinced
Aslltabnla, October 8, 1861. ]. MORRISON.
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nETROIT TOBACCO, the best in mar
~ ket always be had at the lowest 6guEea
September s, 1851. hOhn2oN--
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Crockery.

CARB0N OIL.-The Best Quality ot
W Carbon on eap be found for 90 Cents per Gallon'
September 4 1881 'tH L.hORRlsoH'
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MAILS aud GLASS, of the hest qnal-
IN ity can be found al all tme for cash as at any
10 the county. Window Glass Of all s1es si the man
ufAeurefs prices, at hOhhlsOHo'
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By ASS.Ss iss SeI'FfSS F. Rg.ssl. Secretary ors,.. d 1
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SHAWI,S

eJsOOO Pants at one shilling yard, fancy Styles
other make from 10 10 CENTS best Mernes everybody
the best and these can always be found at
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~ First Quality but Of the finest thread, which
selling at twenty-five eentsa pound Youtlat want
save money by buying of : .. MORRISON.
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Gbat berilbt lieber 8ru6er? Detu Sertrouter
Sumter, SlCrtdn @eYer, ben Gun 70 brtnoerb
empFablt. @r 1atte bic mGrpertIde 8anbe an.
9efabrt; bat letn ritterlit &letb BON licb aepor.
ten, lta 3u ben 8auern ssIGwuren unO III NIT
tHnen paSOn 9eju9en. SD lel6lt weiB mid 6ter
nt4t mebr li@er 5ubn unO 6aB beaeanen mir
BON pem oufiai9en StaOtpolf, mn6 fat 1T es.
ale louen bic 1bredtt4en Yrppbe,et6unaen lid,
erfalen, nab rel6en Der S6wanenbera nttten
tn Der SAwet3 ltegen ipQ. 2lus 6elIen, sSuloa
un0 3D1rtn9en fpmmen banee gla6rtdten.
SIM &b6ngettree Iduft bas @olt 3uIammen, 70
TN 5ennfbersilAen mo- etn @irt6 aus Neiinner=
ltaot, Sans Shnabel nit Namen, an bic Sptbe
9elfett bat. 2a 8
gBns rirf Der alte 0raf eridrUden, in Gliinz
nerfaOt fam DaS seIGebeu2
gr fat pas setban iuste Der Neartaraf aus
Ieinem Nabpenfen au6abreno, tpel6er Geufel bot
tbn pa3u 9ebra9t2
Oa3 6npert bic Sa9e, 0rafe Sennebero.
2umpi9e gbtrtbe bdnet man In lore 3biiren
auf unO paS @elinnel SerIauft fid, perbinben Gh
aber iolbe Wdnner nit Dem tolaemprbene1
goIte bann 1T Dte@efabr niGt mebr su lGuenen.
Nnbere tperoen tbm na6fplgen, uno nett serz
breltet 1T DteIer Quffanb, Nlan uno @e1bid
i6etnt parin gu letn. Ntander, Der ltebt, fann
pasor fallen.
Oeetut SIR wtrfli6. baB btes unwelen it6er-
hano nebmen fSnnte ? fra9te graf Q8il6elm
dn0fltG.
glein, antpCrtete Gafmtr, bafar bin id pa.
lleber mid wtro bteler Sturm niAt etnbreden
ttnp TT retnem 9anpe aq,
(6Ortlebun9 ful9t.)
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9r. sSobnifo1l.

gssI ees tengt1eu GCeetuns Der 9uubirae In 9pnScr
@ e'ns eer eTsn nebntf1en gpesten 6e Der Saa
a o pen 69Ts1 Stsl enes 2ebens in ben Srptdlern SU
SoD sarts pplaeFb unb dnheren Stabten saebrat Bat
GET mnnesrariten SeGen bpenbet tr tsuen bic Sc.
Ss ~ GER wleotjn pete undhse 9ehenb bte IN Sbrena-
n' Nergonat r1ie aneetEn 6ranteiteE en e A. g. aud
EssTt cin 0e sFtnsen Satafeen nrSen ausntdid es.
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SeWtfeheS &e6ersefeb6ft
BON -. 81 s.. @hlarb

3. 81 0barp- Habe Prattftr
Del benn Sduhm0dbern nb SaIern Sne hermit CUR Sad
rit baB mir am cbgen ose Sehu9eid ac9rneet baben
in w MIR tetS cine sue Nuswabu bon aAen GCrcu teIer
Guaitdt &ecer Sanb ba EeleS mtr b rsrfcrtsen
1n@rcben sWo een az tiseu sreiisn aSieSsn tSeD2l en-
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Oetrilr3e. Yrmo Commencement go. w. 2, Ru8tatnAfe.
f9wor6en Stnsapcre per Nstteu Gaa NustatIHtbe nnb
atalca pleH pcrratbs uno aw pertsneR bel
9 lnbalI, 70 @beapfss. Srt2Qs