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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

From the Savannah Republican,
As thousands Of these notes arc il circulation,
and but few know how to Distinguish the genu-
inc from the spurious, We are deing the public a
service by giving the following tests, which
have been kindly furnished to US by q bank Of
fcer Of this city
One HUNDRED.-The sailor IL the let hand
end leans upon an anchor; diagonsly across the
vignette from left to right, in the genuine, there
is a hair line very distinct, 81 If The stone from
which the impression was taken had been BIO
ken or cracked. In the counterfeit there IS no
such blur or hair line. IL The center Yignetle,
right side near the cotton press, IS 8 muis-iu
the genuine il is very indisinctly executed, and
the mule looks as if be were waking from you,
presenting only a tail view-in The counterfeit
it is much palmer, and the mule presents almost
8 broadside view.
FIFTY-In the genuine on the left hand end
the sailor that Is leaning forward, is Psrly bald
in the c0unteTieit a more fall head ct hair,
have seen none signed except on tho isI, N. Q.
Riggs, letter A small, D to the right Of the =.
The knob or handle on iron chest is not on The
counterfeit.
TwEETY.-Ths sailor in the left hand corner
again hetrays the counterfeit.
In the genuine, the srown Of the sailors Ia.
is very mach broader than ia the counterfeit
the shading lines Of bis jacket, in genuine, run
square across the b0dy-is the counterfeit they
run diagonglly across the body.
The paper Of the counterfeit is winter, sitter
and better than the genuine.
With these tests, there VII be no dmculiy N
discriminating between the genuine and spuTi-
Gus notes. Run over your pile" and see to
what extent you have been cheated.
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moyTTRRY

A dispatch from Indianapolis, to the Chicago
Times, dated September Sd, says: Specie con
enuss to arrive from Kentucky. About two
millions sre uow here and stored. The specie
was forwarded BY Adams Express but by
urivsts hands, e vast smOunt Of money IN bank
bills, has reached here. The movable Taius'
bles Of Kentucky are now pretty extensively II
Indiana From Cincinnati the coin is being
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09
Cation FOR SIZE.

4 LOT ofEORTY ONE BALES nfe7 shttsr e
q Ps-s-s@- 4 n-nseIs MI. on tus NisiFsppi and
Tennessea Ralrcad, one nile Ecurh n IaIlaierlo
tcn-t1enty-0ns bales middiiHg and 81 eiesr
price ten cents in Oonfedsrafe Money. -
sar,in0 uture risk. IS agent, 7 viii also SCI thirty
tro bales. IN the same Pile, q handsome qualty-ms
price. NJ. Daniel. my former ueigho1 5 noil =
experienced cotton plsrfer IS = uar 81 tle rsui sAa
in every particular ard viii FErerufeed 70 intnre
care. App'y to ne near Como Depot. Pa1ola eossty-
eea-qE e ~ PF0FfTD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

ArCHIsoE, Kansas, psptemDer 3-BenlamIp
Halliday, proprietor Of the overland stage line,
and 3. Whitney, Jf, auived today. Their time
overland from Carson Valley to this place Is rs-
ported to be eleven days and one hour, intending
thirteen hours detention this side OF 5alt lake.
10 Indians were seen. Ahey represent the now
mail route over the Cherokee sEea as exeeliegt.
Halliday states that, eiter the l0th instant, the
overland stagesswiA pass daily through Denver
Cifv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

ExOUGH OF SASlBO-The Federal Secretary
Of War has made the positive statement that the
negro regiments in Kansas viii not De accepted
into the United States service. The idea has
been that while these and other similar regi-
nents viii not be formally accepted, they vii
nevertheless get q chance to render services
His refusal to ACCEPT them formally viii be a
concession to the border State brethren. The
practically employing them c concession to the
radicals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

A PRIsoNER-A Federal soldier was brought
70 the city LAST evening. he was captured in a
skirmish with tho enemy on last Saturday, near
Olive Branch, Miss. The forces that engaged
the enemy were Capt WiIbourn's squadron Of
rartizsns detachments from Capt Bowen's
paaizans and Capt SCOTS cavalry, Louisiana
volunteers, in all about go. That Of the enemy,
Co. GreersOn's regiment Of cavalry about 500
z,ronr. We lost two killed, seven wounded.
Fasmy's loss, eleven killed, several wounded
and one captured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

y We learn by telegraph from Senatobia
that up to one o'clock to-day there had been no
arrival ct that place from fernando since yes
terday. The cause Of the Interruption Of the
usual communication was not known.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09
General Order 80. IL
HLaLWIa y ~"
JACKSON, Mss. August 2ata .sl2

JACKSON, Nlss. August 25th, .sG2
rs obedience to he following e1trae from Special
/ Orders No. Isl. Gstsd Hsaqua-eu Department
80. 2 Chattanooga. AUgu.t I6, 1902 viz
III Brigaiier General Lloyd Tlgh-sn WI Eroeees
70 Vi1k.barE. hzEsSipBi. aud take clGUaue o. al
Abolition ard Coufszers-e oaesrs AMI solt-ers WAC
nay be 70 he ricluity az thst posi-, FOR 1e rrcpazsc az
beng Gzcs1rzed OF paraled- re vii ssssb - 3 carp
hssr Vicksoufg. a. sone suilahls point on ths -a-r9ad,
Thers these mez can BE- amply and conVe-ienty cared
fcr.
". Brlzadlsr-GsneraI Tlghman vii immediate
prccse5 10 orcarire - Co1fed<rs-s pIs5rer- uho
have been eXcEsuged. Ia all essss where Rscaea5s
lie VIII retain hem n tie orseinal regiments aud eu-
pAnies IN which they were enlEtst. Any departure
from this ruls viii be specially reported 70 tasss dead
quarters. with me names.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

u Our military authorities are engaged Ia
building the bridge across the Tennessee river
at Bridgeport This ia an important work, and
we are glad to learn it is being prosecuted with
vioor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

RICHMoSD.-so far as mail facilities are con-
ceTned The eapitsl Of tha COnfodeTacy is much
farther removed from US than the city Of New
York Yesterday We received the New York
Herald of the ID, and to-day the Richmond En-
auirsr and the Hlig Of the 29th.
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gALbISIRRS ADYERTBEgEIiS,

WOOL! WOOL-WANTED b
I viii give two yds. 0snaburss
for L pound good washed Wool,
or 81 cash,
J. C.. McAEEISTER,
se2-Im jackson, Hiss
A~XES--CUOPPENG A2Es.
Two dozen jusI received and for
sale al war prices.
). c. 1ECALLTSTER,
se2-2w Jackson, Miss.
.EE PLUS ULTRA SMOKING
TOBACCO,
manufactured by John Fish, Of
Richmond, Va, In half pound
papers. For sale ~
McALETSTER'S,
seq Nv Jackson, Miss
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By command Of General BRAGG

"A General.
BriEsdisrGeuers LLOYD Tlecus- hereby ,sV1mes
command q a. o9es-s sad men embraced Fiihz The
above ordsr.
All sfce-s and zen connected With The Cnnss6srsre
ANS who are now IN this Ds1srfu8rt and who UaT
lave been conrsc-ed with .ng regiment battalion o.
company. surrendered or captured IN the Mevt. VIII re-
port irnu.dia' ely e. headquarters, a. jackson AsL
By order OF Brig. aen- lloyd TLGHasN-
POWHATAN ELLIS JR-,
sa3 ~ Csrrsfu and A A. GeupraL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

BA dispatch from Washington to New
York, dased August 3Qth says: g" It is net true,
as stated, that Mcclellan has been appointed to
command the FEDERAL forces. Halleck is COM
mandsrin-chief, Mcclellan, Pope, Burnside and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

Y Tbs MississPpian, Of yesterday slys
General Ruggles has assumed command Of this
aspagineni.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tlmesj
DEs MONIES, Iowa, September Late adj
vices from Fort Dodge state that apprehensions
Of danger from the Indians have ceased. The
excitement has, in a measure, subsided, and the
settlements on the Upper Des Moines ere con
sidered safe. 1t is still believed here that the
uprising has been stimulated by southern sym
palhizeIs.
S. r. Ingham, Of this city, hes been appointed
by the governor to supeIiatend the operations
against the Indians. lie has gone to Fort
Dodge.
F-om the Dubuque Herald
STARTLING RUaIOR.
It is said that a messenger arrived IN This city
last evening, conveying the mtelligeoce sbas an
attack had been made by Sioux Indians On the
town Of Algona, in Kossuth county, aad that a
number oil persons had been murdered He was
on his way to see the governor m order to obtain
ammunition AMI arms for q company, Of which
hs CHE messenger had been appointed esptaia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

~ The Mississippi State troops, lately IN
camp st Camp Topper have been %furl01ghed iof
sky days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

DEATH-E1wia & Ripley, president OF the
Alna Insurance Company, died Of disease Of
the heart at Hartford, Connecticut, on Wednes-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

ENXECUTOkts NUT1~E-Nbersas, Iett-rs iests
u menisTy OF She Is vii ard ~taatznel OF ID. Il
HERON, deceased were granted 10 ths undersigned g.
the September term, 1861, Of the P05aie court OF Fal
la6usha county, State Of &iss ssipPL GA tia - dsy 81
said uonth, this notice IS therefore hereby gwen "a
q~uasting oil persons havi5g @ aims against Tbs estate Of
SAID deceased, 70 eEhleil ths slna and have them regis
teced ia The manner aud within the time prescribed by
Law, or they viii be frever barred
II in ~BItfnaERS,
ss5 law6rs S ~ HERR0N. Ise
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RepOrsed Arrest OF mr. Greeley.

1t the board Of brokers this morning, it was
as we are informed, stated that Mr. Horace
G1seleY.had been arrested and the Tribune sus
pended for publishing matter injurious to thi
government. The report gained strength b
4 dispatch from Philadelphia. On inquiry ",
learn that there is 70 sort of foundation for thI
report, the veteran Horace Greeley being a
his desk as usual. The rumor may have ongi
rated Ia the fact that the marsha visited ii,
Tribune Office last evening to see the latest tele
graphic dispatches IN. ]. COm5 Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

u In o very few days we shall hear that The
6orcs Of tire rebel rush noTthwaTd N the West
las been spent, aud the angry tide viii sink
fssisr even than it Las swened, and 60 DOW
forever
such is the boast Of the Cincinnati CoWma.
e;al uttered on the 4th. If our enemies indulge
any sueh hopes they are foolish, OF # cur gen
erals permit them to be realised they viii b
criminal. But the former need not lay anJ
ucb .Hsttering JUNCTION to their sous"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

DHINIs rRkTOR'S No rIgE-Whsrsss. iotlers
"A Ct administration on the sstaie CT Henry A Aco-e
deceased. were granted .othe undal8-gceG by he Pro
baHe court Of va labusha county, STATE Of Mississippi
a. the September tarn lsf2 thereof, This notice Is
therefore hereby given requesting al persons having
oisima against ne estate cf ssid deceased to exhibit the
same and have them registered in the manner and
within the tine prsscribeu b. law Or they VIII be for
ever barred i. W MOORE.
ssIIaw6W Afunirrr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

6IIn.
NRTECE.

7 WISH TO sell ny EEssDENCE in Grsnsdz Or
L would trade for Lad 7 vii sci s~ur1it1rs with
the pises. Tae plsss is well Hssasd with good gistsu
sud well stables, ctc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

DEATH OF FLETCHER WEBsTER-The death
Of this Federal officer is announced as one of
the results Of tie late battles. Ia was the sole
surviving son Of the great Massachusetts states
man. he was born at Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire, during the wsr with Great Britain. Be-
ing of q quiet, unambitiouB temper, although
much with his father during his Poitical career,
Colonel Webster was never himself a candidate
for public stafion- He was, however, appointed
SeerstaTy Of Legation to Mr. Caleb Cushing on
the Chinese embassy Of 1912, and held 2 posi-
aon during fhe administrations Of Presidents
Pierce and Buchanan in the custom house al
Boston. lie was among the first, st the call fol
troops ia 1861, to recruit regiment for Inc wal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

4 DEMONSTRATIONS NOFIUE-wbsless IeItses
u Of adminisirstioa On the estate Of Eizabeh s
Bobbtt dscd waFe grautsd &c tle. undersigned a. ne
September tenn, 1862. Of tie Prohae court n talis
fore hereby given requesting al persons having claims
SCARS the estate OF said deceased. % exhibit the same
ard have them reg stored ia .hs manner snd within the
time prescribed by law. or hey Wi be forever barred
SIS ievf~ ROBERT NARTTN- Adm tor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

WoRLD's HORSE FAIR-The long adver-
Used Worlds Horse Fair, opened in Chicago on
the ID inst. The Times Of that date, says; We
learn that a large number Of the crack horses Of
this country, together with some from abroad,
arrived last week, ard that it is expected the
exhibition win be q grand one. Bonner's fast
trctting nagssre among those that viii be shown.
Alexander, Of Kentucky, has his whole stud Of
imported stock On hand, and many others Of the
horse fsneiers are in attendance withnoble speci-
mems Of the " noblest ANIMAL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

A IL parsons holding c'sims against JOKES. McEL-
"A van b CO. of Holly Springs Mississippi, ia
cured on account Of The AFmory Foundry srd msieIfa
sold By said parties 90 the Confederate States govern
NEST. viii hie the SANS iorpayuent With Mil, Ross &
Co, at their busisess houss in Holly Spring., Miss, at
tbs esrEest practicable day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-09

CAIRO, September I-The steamer Iatum IS
Just in from Columbus. She reports tAat pretty
heavy skirmishing was progressing in the yiein-
ity Of Bolivar, but no decisive battle had yet
been fought. The garrison at Bolivar had been
considerably reinforced. It was reported al
Columbus, when the steamer left, that General
Grant had been ordered East to lake Al impoI-
tant command in Virginia.
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1tA um cine @entuerlalt erteidtert, als er ibr
QSpbbeftnben rernabnl
vN9, 9nabiser Serr !" iaste Wao. 6af=
net - vSte merben 1te gar ni6t mieberer~
fennen ; 8ulbina it Sbre8 @OblwpGen8
ipertb; t4 muB ibr bas .3euSniB seben, DaB
lte metne bette 1tno lieblte S9itlerin, Der
Hieblins be8 9un5en SuuieS 1T F! Sour iper=
ben Sic tie beute letbeno finben: lire lieblfe
Sreullbin, cine Htn9e Sawei5eriu, 1T beute
besraben tpprben!
@un bGrte I'M auItpBerben 3immer BON
9eIAtfter, Ierti9er SanO etne 8eetboOen'l@e
SOnate Ipielen. S4War3ba6, ielblt elm grc=
Ber WfuIitfrsunb, bcr9te selpannt. g.
vGnte lebr fcrttBe Spielerin !" ia9te er,
nm NtaO. 6aTuer Elm compliment gu MAJ
den.
n@s lit 8albina!" gab lie ibn 5ur Qnt
mort, itieB Die S6itr auf unb rtef pa8 @i6b
4en beim 9eamen. 8albina tpanpte ben
&cpf unb Itieb etnen lei6ten S6rei Der llez
berraI4un9 aus, ais fte S9nar5ba6 bemerty
te; nit marfenoen &nteen erhpb 1te 1i9, Tim
tbrem Wpblt9dter ent9esen 5n geben. 2ec>
pOlo butte ite 1ti9t ipieper erfannt, 10 orcR
mar Die Serdnberuns; ct botte nod pa8
i4md9tige Welcn III letner biirfti8en Tra9t,
nit iet1en bOhlen 8un9eu uno ben entn1uz
tbl8ten Slifen I'M @ebd9tniTIe uno nun 1t1nb
Dor tbm cine feline Iun9e Dame, in einfa6er,
aber 5ert@er Sleibun9, ipelde DEN l9Snen,
frdftiSen unb eblen Wu9S Deutli9er berppr
bob; tbr WadStbunl mar ppllenret, ibr SENT.
bate Elm fetnes,. bon bur6Iihti9em 8ciertr
ldn1et5 9ebcbene8 unp belebte8 Sncurnat ers
halten, ibr l9war5e8 Saar faBte ba8 ianfte,
bel9eoene nno annlutbi9e @eli4t iu einen
lebli4en Jfabmen, tbr Senebmen mar Idi4-
tern, 5nriifbaltenD ,unp bod ppu natirli4er
@ra3ie unp Warpe; bic etnlt 10 rauben, BON
iSrplt uno 9rpber Nrbeit aufsel9mOlenen
Sdnpe maren fein unp 3ierli9 sempOeit,
un9 Die 2ippen BON 9elunOem &irl9enrotb
lleBen eine OOppelreibe wp9issbiIpeter 3ab>
ne ieben.
(5Ortiesun8 fOlst.)
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JObn OGpa'8
Gapit0lz Sale ln0 0Qrtenlnfrthidl1ft.

Nottb S-Str., Swt den Gortbs @aritCl- uno l. Ctr
User It'd i'm -pnlmer mad einem tben unb 6atteen YlaSe
1no mad eins frtNen @Ias @ere Ccer OebenlG iebnt,
belube Die @aptpl-Soale.
S5eben Wpntas JaGmittas
EB 5armUnte>Wiul!t G2M
Inn seneisteu 8eiu6 bittet
Sltz2S Spbn Wpa.
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uMrllnatpn &prina . =

Diten 70 beiebten @er9nt9uns8crt ba oer nteretHnet
1berncwtn nb trlaub d berait bas oeuth Yn6lum scr
2Saitn9On @eOrsstOwn lo meessnb 6n Sablsetcm Seud
etn5ulaben
@eltu Gaftn tpelGe eeipnren ne anf Mrlnepn pic cs
groronea cher private Se6etten ob3ubae erbaIten btt
shniigiten SebineunSen unter ber 8rern9 Dab aeS am
Hat 8eraerethte on ber beiten AuaIit6t iein pro
Ste, pa. Ab Spti9en AZ unb g. Sr aboeaeben perben
Us HtrO metn Yefrebea ltin een 10 bsIieb en- Yos in
aer 3ett pteosr na rtberer We ber3utelen Ia-
rblun9en Sp ee &c. fir Alt aO Sung ensuriten 10 bnB
arlington nebt leiner berGeu Sa9e, rem yatrI 6nts
benz apsSeSe sen Sunnen, aud allen areeeu DSen gu
crcerun9en entipitt. @arlN0d.
Wdlttn9tCn, o. =. SnEtts
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assaf btnatDmer 9anaetaen.
Mullntnr,ns, 0nfeI

Nnsintdstt16' &OteI
0fc. 456 Penni. aO. 3wi9en 8. nnb AZ
Waibinstcn 8. 6.
be reiisnSs MrsItu, u,a. Slen sgsr @aen c
cas CT bon 0''O
Muntag ben %. Stunt an
bic reSenSBtge liable b9Ote eiues Oes aRs5pbeu uni
ltatt Deilen cine soafGnpise
- Neffaurnttcn
bon WtOr8enS 6 bic NaGts 10 ltGr tGeltdb
eseri9et BAT. Die sreiefarte pirb ets bas Bette mas
bic S0Pres5ett unb ber Narttlefcr u6en Sg9 binseu
Preiien bieten.
Der Rreis fir Gunner nit Ben selfeu getteu in
Staptift:
per Sag so Cts.
per QBoHe 8 Dollars
per Ntpnat 10 Dollars.
@s 1T tieie Ghrt6tuus bsitptIG9fd snr 8equenlitte
6eS reenben nblituus setrcifeu prben lnO tprb BIZ
uno Renli4tet bes Saues icpie ber Selel
un6 bic SiiGe Sepis nitts gu tpiin9en ubre Iuiien.
SurtlZ3 gE. RuIImQnu. Irpnrietpr
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Nit6bt DertpebfeIt
Wetnen Treanben ub Betannten our GaGrit f9B u,ein
Nants nt9t SortelS it, ipnbern
a9a Spbn Bartbel. 6Grber,
A92SSmt SO. S5, ~ Str. 9eabinstpn.
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Wfeebnntcs 6aQ.

gfo. S98 WdrYlanp glD., nabe pem Capitol
Dees bem 9nblifu 70 beltebte Saus NIT atttsen
@arten, benz eerdum5en no tiblen Tanaalpn TIT in alien
etnen &betIen per4Snert unb perbeet uaO btrmit
ppblen. t., -
SeDen DaDntas nnb Qpnneritas 9tbenb: l8168i
ag & Sbeater=SOrlteIlung AIN anI
auf Der neu erbduten eel6modSOlen GpmmerbabHe
~ BET pra1tppIet 1Sauntnaticn b@s @drtens.
~ giaA Der Vcrltellun9: Commercial.
fen np been QDene 8ter nnb aupee @er6te u Sas PUB.
Iitum 3I perabre1en. HIS
Wteine Rue, lppte ne fte quite Seeenun9 nerben ben.
aus Das brSe beitrasen mir BE 3uiriepenbe Der mid BE-
epreneen 5u erbaten. asD
Hs- Seoen NlttRp6 ua6 Spnnabemb &benS
OartensGOn5ert,
ans9etntrSpm gBaibnspn 2unie @lub beebeno aus ben
perrn GsbriSer Artb, 0@utter, Sei mann unc
WtuSsrope unter Der ttisn 4euns bes Iestsenannten
EnnflerS+
Gintritt frei!!!
Vem Vnblttum mtro pard ctes Engagement etn elener
VennB sebpea nnb Ppt Der nner5et4nete aa abrei&es
Se(u6. 5q ~
Sutt22s So9n 8ed, @iSenttImer.
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HA Grnit &0ffers
Sas< 0tettOpCltton 9aserbier- -8rauerei une
NSafbtnatpu Stir Gtarten.

gtstp gorf Apenue Stp1en 1. u,lb 2. Sha6e
Wen Spmmr 3u CONNER Der pbi9e ejlrten ebr aers
HOitanbts unp erft IT'D elmer srS6eren GSEnt pes
9ublitumS. - ~
Der bqneu ;u errei&enDe Hlas bic Iatis fur Gaulense
etnsareen &aabn Bette; 9erdumge &ans YaSnCn
&e9elbape SGeBtance, Gurnanalt unb pele anbere I'm
baltunsslpe; pwte else aumel jane Septenuns unp
Weabret1un8 Der been @srante Speiin Der cation
merOn au fur pieen Spmmer MID perteben mir ben 8u-
pru6 beS %ublifuns Su erealten.,
@eretRen S9ulen II. welGe bre I6nblicn ;SeIte i'm
lp @arten" perantaen mplen perpen pprbet bafte Be
binSuu5en pom Seiser 9stelt.
III Us TT binreieenp gorge setra9en, bic bette Orbnuns
Itets oulredbt Al ballen. W
@nenl reuHplidea 9eu& Itebt sntse8en
SulI1S Grnit QpeffIer.
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&Dmi8 q Aa e.,
Mnaei0e.


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afudtn wpllsn 5ur Martt bae ib ppn 500 Nprtb Str
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