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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-09

FROM BUELLs ARMY-In view Of the dispatches
published this morning from the Weft, the follow
ing extract from a letter dated Chattanooga, July
24th about Buells army, Is of interest;
Buells army is now nearly all concentrated near
that poipt Mct;ook's division Is kaId to be In the
advance with the brigades Of Generals Tom Crit
tenten and Johnston, the latter said to be brother
of the late Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston NY In.
formant states the whole force to be about IS CO.
He says that the road from Stevenson TO Nashville
had not yet been repaired, lit having been torn up
and several bridges burned) and consequently
that Buell's supplies were still cut of. Their
army was living half rstions, and the great
est insubordiuation existed among the Yankee
troops 1t wss thought it would take some ten
days to reorganze the army, In order to pu. it In
fighting condition to advance on Chattanooga, which
It would noD seem has become dsrnisr resort, in
his supplies and retreat to Nashville be cut off 1t
believed that Ii 1t were practicable for Buell.
TO reach Nashville with bis troops he would gladly
have given up Andy Johnson's mad project OF TAX.
ing East Tennessee and even abandoned Middle
Tennessee, so as &c reach his old stand point at
army is principally composed of Indiana aud hi
nos troops, with the 77th Pennsylvania, three from
Missouri, and some Kentucky and Ohio regiments.
Another letter states Buelrs army At 10000 men,
and says "dashs would capture the whole com
mapd. 1t adds:
All that is LEFT of the Grand Yankee army of the
Grant il trying to guare the lines around Memphis
Pope having SO veli succeeded IN the manufacture
Of bis lies while In the West has been trausfered to
the army Of Virginia, to cope, possible with No
Clsllau. who has earned the reputation Of being
the greatest falsifsr OF the ass
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FALLEN FROM GRACE.
GENERAL POFE'j CLAE-

A gentleman lately in Washugtoa, Reports 70 lis
what 10 heard Gen Pope say feu days ago. il re.
gard TO one Of the questions now before tho pub.
lie: II wan, to kill em; they have got TO be killed,
and it is not for me to care what the color Of the
man il vino will help ms TO pu. au end to them; 20
bring Oh ycur niggers; if they will fight, they saal.
have chance q Sensible Pope. you propose 10
make war, and you will win !-Bos,o1s TTav.
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b5 I CAC HOZt4T, ANtEtoE<tT.
BACON SHOULDERS AT AUCTION On
Id MONDAY, llth iust., at my store. ] will Sal
auction, at 10 O'Clock, ,lUU pieces Shoulder Ba.
con, souaesv svha. 6grnaged-spid od account OF whom
il may concern. Terms Cash.
After the above, viii sell 10 boxes Tobacco, 4
boS4s OF Cream OF Tartar, S barrels Pipes, Rice,
soap, &c
BUfrER.-A'so, three pksa nice fresh Butter,
received by oxprsss.
aus r. cAUrHoRs, Auct.
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A:f.Eaua aAEtE.
FJgUS n<gs
8Y ,Taa b TlIL0K ! Xo8, A,gs'..

jas % <.GSfNfA 4 &.}sfr ElG-Se-
E'cUg VALUABLE BUILDING LoTa. At
TEE COaSGR OF CRAZE AaD& &5raSTs
CHURCH HILL, AT lUC FlUN-We vi, svN
upon sse premises or MONDAY. the Ilsh day q
August, eonnenciag st o'cloes r. u snEc very
vain able building L0Es locat~d at ,ho northwest
corner Of oraco aui 2Sta c.;s, coa-ci: Hi
They front on Grace strcet % feet, h:.o r1n back
sbsut SO feet each. TO aaey This property is
located in very retired and pleasant bora po..
and IS worthy the attcl ion oG :!oss isa.a % &C.
cure lots for building purpoees
TEtIas Cash. Jas. II TAIJOE Il SON,
aus N Auc:.oreera.
4 vALUA 3 L 3 FARI o. aG6 ACRES OF
LAND, Or The SOUTH SIDE Or JAlEs
kiVER III CHE5TERFlELD C0uNIX. To.
GETHER WITH TIE GNTIHE GRO pseSrOCK,
FARMING I-.PLEHENTS. &c, F0R SALE AZ
PUBLIC AUCTION al tie geqEes, u Thomas
Steers, Esq, we wiz sell upon ths premises. or
TUESDAY, the l2ta day Of August, coyumeucing
ct IL o'clock a N The valuehe FARM locats 4 On
the aouth side o. JeHes river ii the culEnty ai
Chesterfield. i've miles aDove Richmond. lately
owned by Mr. Thomas Hewlett and nov IN tie
occupancy OF Mr. steers. {; Contain. &u6 acres ot
land l5o OF Which Is In James RIVER ioys
grounds, 50 acres ot hga land IN the remainder III
virgin growth Of oak. p3ns, snd ssh There are
l5O0 cords sf wcod car ana sta.aed, ana IL IL SAD
10 0O0 NOR cal hs easily gotten trcl2 the sooa
land This fainl 10 powerful fo1 in bcai;ht1lnees
and s loeatedin a very sesred aad P.~asant ivisn-
borhood. There is sso upoa tha iaFG v,tlua5e
quarry, which has been successfully worked
After the gale Of the above Tv. ba saia tie entire
Crop, Stock, Farming IG.piernents. Re, tamong The
stock are severa head OF young &UIes,} had RAaAy
other articles too numerous to mention
TERMs-Fer the res. sstRte, oae third cash; the
remainder at and ~ months. for Negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by trust deed.
For the personal properly al SUNS OF SI00 and
for approved negotiable Goiss, with Interest added
aua JAS 81. TAYLOR s. SON. Anots,
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ment, even where most prevalent, Il timid torpid,
ooubtful negative, that IL needs watchers 70 sit
ey aa sSlss ri that + T. often rss:h:,sa, and
stumbling block In Our way than prop and au1ti-
iary. We have learned that, little by !t;ls, the
poison o. accession has spread aaaoug the people
untii public sent.nent hasin many sections become
Ainsst unit.
We have learned The folly of expecting synps.
thy from forsiga Governments and foreign peoples
We have learned that we are hated most cordially
where we had reason 70 look for moral support, ,
that wa stand to-day apart and isolated, without
friend or backer in any power on earth We have
learned that we must mot only 6ght the good fight
unsssisted, but under the shadow Of the frowns Of
Europe.
We have isazredthat slavery, instead Of being an
element Of Weakness, is element Of atrengsh to
the rebels We have learned that 1t s one OF their
chief props and a'afs Of support; that the 4err
million Of blacks held In bondage ara used es es
fective wespons with which to got and opposa us
We have learned that re cannot succossfuy fight
the enemy end protect "the institution" at The
sarce iiine: and t1st # ever hope TO succeed we
must ]. ere tae latter to its fate.
We have learned that the contest between MS and
tho Confedera.es ID reduced TO question of pure
brute force We have learned that tho arm that
can strike hardest and tho foot that can stand firm
est, and the brain shet esn plot surs7i will win the
day We have learned that it will m longer do to
play war;" ths it will no longer do to administer
emollients; that the disease Is Of that yirulent
ture that It demands the most active remedies. We
hayo learned that there Is middle ground--no half
way house--tetweeu absolute triumph and abso
lutte vAsgaiage.
FALLEN FROM GRACE
Brig. Gen. Neal Dow, author of the Main Liquor
Law. has fallen from grace. At New Orleans re-
Gently he took 'No. or in the St. Charles Hote,
aud drank iulep SO dry that 'tit seemed as if u
sroceo had passed over it," The Brooklyn On. y
Eagle, commenting on this horrible affair." says:
This is frightfnl. Neal Dotr, who a few years
ago YVES not content unless ali mankind foresworc
eternal enn!ty 10 mint luleps and sll other peeu-
liaf wanities compounded by liquor sellers; Neal
Dow, who called out the police of Portland to shut
up the liquor shops; Neal Dow. who was never
weary Of pohing his into other peoples b,isi.
ness. like true New Ens,snder; Neal Dow sue
cumbing before the seductive influences Of mint
iulep. Oh! tell it hot In Cath. snd proclsiT, It
N Rev ENGLAND
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BY THOS ~. KEESEE. Aua,osesr,
fOtn.e corner iz.h and Cary ass


fOtliee corner il.h and Cary ats
TYOCseiULD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
BAk-RoUN FlXi AIS. &C. FOR BALE
al AUCTION ---Wiu % SOLD Ca aUNUAf morn.
ing, egu4t I1th commencing at 10 eeiock, at the
house oi Nj. John. Marghagsen sd, d,oininy tho Gsb
market, 9th siIs.t, sll of his Household and
Kschea Far.iitare. Bar room Ftxtares. DC, CON.
s,stlog Ia part Of Eedstsads, Bed aair and ShucA
aattresses, Chairs, Tables, wasastAads Bsdoias
C,ockery. and Giasswarc, Cooking aad BAL. room
stoves, &C
TERMs-Cash on delivery.
aug TH0S W, KEESrE, 4uct'r
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iId. oETANT FROM EASE TEyNEssEE
ASSASSINATION OF GEN. cAsw

MOBILE. August IA special diapass
Adus-ttser and ReSiss.r. dated
dsy, ssys:
Hesvy sk!-uaishius conlulsuced Tuesday with =
'a-se portion OF the enemy, at Ta.owsIl, ssvsn
Giles from Cumberland Gap. ons brigade Of Gen.
stsve,,son's io-ce was engaged On our side. The
design was 20 sain tie caemys rear and cus then,
Of from the Gap The artillery friug wss very
asayy Several prisoners have been brought la
from TaseweI. no particulars Of the fghs "a
ceived- Gen. Raids at last accounts was N
forced march to gain tas enemys rear
Brisadisr'd General " r. Cssweh was this astez-
uoor assasSLaated by an unknown person, near his
residence, six miles from Knoxville
ssCoED DIsYAiCaI
kSoxvILLE, Aug. Ia dispatcn this msfufuz
from Brgadier General Stevenson states that sftsf
gallant action OF foar hsars yesterday, nesr
farewell the enemy were repulssd with Srsss
slaughter, and Is In full retreat,
coufisr reports ths: battery Of four eucs
was taken as.er OF. mon were twice rspuissd with
the loss Of oas hundred and nine men
Con. Eurtoa las succeeded in gaining the enc
my's rear. Genera! Stevenson, being reinforced,
aanked Bowens command, capturing the "Fedsrs
Amy OF Fast Telnesgeen
TIE murderer Of Cen Casweu
night.
Tia ID AnTgaa's army which was defeesed
was supposed to have numbered about o.000 49,
tTsInB DIsPATeHl
CHATTANOOGA. Aug s-Thers are rumors of r
battle between stsvenson's brigade and 600 Fed.
erals near Tazewell, l2 mica from Cumberland
Gap On Tuesday Vaushans 30'h Tennessee rs-
giment whipped Birds renegade Tennessee regi.
nent at BIG Greek Gap. Ths Confederate loss was
l2 Birds loss, lC0
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By z. GUTH0RN. Asaioa1sr.

BE q CAUTH0kM. AsAiosAw.
VIZ AEON, CART. HARNESS. XULEs.
wv AND HOR1ES. At AUCflUN-Oa "a
TUKDAY. 9th instant, 81 10 o'claek, at the iiorso
Auction iot on Council Chamber Hili. ~iM ssil e
auction Spring Wagon and Harnsss. Horss, and
large tine yoo0g Aus. Attached "a ssEss saxna We
IN sld Aalsss with HArnewss 3 fsrm Carts wsaA
Aulss and HaSnxss; Ans young work HorsA TsYup
cash. (a1el r. CAUTHOkN, Aact
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4 Gt.sD& SALES.
-
ENTUPE DAYS.

BY KENT, PAINE & co, Aaetionssrs
: Nay GOODS AT -AILTI0N.--On WEDNEs,
~ DAY, The 18Th inst ut our Warehouse, Ia
vrty stfeet commanding et 10 o'cIacl;, shall sell
without reserve large sad de;i able assortment OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DEY GOODS being the
clrira stock of a wholesale house elosiu- bu,iioss
Also 2 variety oi srfiete- from large country
store, embracing magy goods whish a. now yer,
scstsoe III tho market 40 which VIII he added M
invoice ot fresh soJds just arrived, such as Bleach
cd Sii;rtincs, PRINTS. Pa aud Pound Pima Patent
Ihle3eS, DslaGgIgs, Sheet, &, aud abTtiEgS, Ac
aus KENT, PAINE & CO Aucts.
= ALP AT AUCTION I'm TUESDAY next, NJ
y 10 y Gle X. sAG1. sell a. oar N1rehoasa, IA.
G-ly STREE
100 sacks North Carolina boiled SALT.
20 sIn-li 6 ,eks liverpool Table SALT,
with L va;.sty o. EAOCERis,- a pect.d Il time
aIS kent, PAINE i co. Aucts
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OFFICE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,

OFFICE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
Richmond, July a. 1852.
TINE Beard Of Directors having passed "a seso-
lution 10 the sfsc: that Interest on deposits
held by this institution 10 10 cease ths Let OF
September next, dsposiscrs hereby respectfully
invited 70 withdraw their deposits prcr to tho date
named. THOS. NJ. ALE CRIEND,
" 3O~eod2w {taahiae.
4 BIN0ERS SEWING ii MACHfNE, DkST
~ QUALIFY, SECOND HANDY FOR SALg.
iI Cogt GIGS and will he packed and delivered at
uigh Point on the North CaroiaA RaiIrosd. tot
tho hama amount Addrsas BOX l5An Charlotte,
NO Su6-7ts
IN LBA superior Englsh kLUE PILL AAs1-
SyD Now n store aud fuf aals BY
aa9 w. PETERSON 8 co. Urueeis4u
0n x16o 1N0LISH 81. OA1H S011-5Sg
A01ole ~ -. IET044oN CO..
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TWO EX ELLEST TeNENENTs, on TIE
1 South ,i1e If Clay snd West line OF SuaiIL
~ Gets, II tutiock 81 4 arris's Addition, FOR SALE
st AUCTION wv. III oe sold a. auction, on The
Ieo2, 81 o'ci0aA p IL those two excellent and
wsbuilt TEN EMESTs located rs aoovs--one oc.
eupieti by Mra Whiueuore az $50 per annun, and
the other by Mis- Perrin 81 $40 per auuum, both
oi whom are nlost excellent tenants These Tsne.
raents are just across tic rporation line and each
contains six ro,Us, besides kitchen with TWO rooms
auG are in d most desirable neignborhooI.
FEeA5 5-o.ia tbis3 So; oalaaos a. six and
Twelve months, for negotiable notes, bearing ints
feet Sscurrd by trust dse &c.
aug GUDtI:, IL APPERS0S, Auct'rs.
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% JA49ES u. Z n LUX q SJlF, Iac;J.
4 VERY DESiRABLe BRICK THREE
- Story re!Iag, on tbs South sde. of ices.
500, near 70 Ad ans street FOR SALE AT AU..
TIoN I'VE wal sell, upon tbs prca4isos, On WE'D.
EbspAY, tha 18th day Of August cogurnaao oins Il,
cc,vck !, u the very desirable three story brick
Dwsi.-g, Gated on me South side oS Jackson
n.ar to Alan. atIert, ana now ia sc occupancy OF
NJ Bot. /. co1tains 0ve god Toon,s togotaci
sitk brick h;tolep and ,vel OF water upon ,he
p-s2niSos. Ins 1t froais so feet. and aas back
ieet an sllty.
IEg.is -tIne :Ls-i ccah: the halancs g. aud y
months, for Eegotiabe notes, with ;atorest add.o,
and sscGged by a .rag. deed
au3 JAS ~ TAYLOR g. SON, Aucts
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mar meoer purd Drobunsen nod curG
Ireunoltbe6 3ureoen gum @e ltlnpuiB 3u

mar meoer our9 Drcbun9en nod rur9
freunolibe6 3ureoen gum @enlupuie 3u
brin9en.
uutcroe0en be1absn mir bic atoenom<
u1enen @affeu her i'm 3immer eefanaeuen
polen. plDslid ariT Der @en5o'a arm nad
eit1em Sabel. Der 1T Don einen meintr
&amerocen> rief er> unp belab i'm oenauer,
5err Oott! Der 9ebGrt oem Gen9ler, meiz
mem Auartier< &amerapen 1drie CT, mir
BEN Satel, auf peilen &lin9e lsbr ceutlid:
u. W. Jen9ler Oen6o' arm, arapirt ,par,
binre'denc. $50 babt SIR ben @abel
ber? >pancte er ii6 at Die Yplsn> in un<
lerer Sanresiprabe. Dph piele blieben
ltumm wte Ger 5il9, an pem Der 8iirecrz
meilter protofo(lirte. SA mubte rielem
bic weitere unterluduns ibertnlen, unp
elite gu ben 8asen, bic meme Seate 1bpu
aus cen Sdeunen berausSo9en. SD lieG
Yorli@t{a eini9e &iten unp Gonnen Dfnen.
llno Sebbprit bate Ne9t oebabt feline
Sermutbung bate ibn ni6t oetrpoen,
Sudlen. iftolen en9lilhe Sdbel unp
oret Suffer NIT YulSer fancen I1.
(Sdlu6 fplot.)
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DaS Cn0ros & Gn0etal(
sv1a.1,sfact,1r= S mp6e,paaret
emporium /
Don
Suffice II. TprepauQb
orstte Strafc, ==s st. AaJ
Minne1ota,
IL hurd| ben @mpfaneoer neueiten |
2SStssfcr 9SQQrer
auf'S Nei9baltisHe unb @e(dmadpouae offp,
uno beebrt Nd lolaes leinen nerebrtcn 8unheu :
setenlt an3uaeisen.
Da6 Eager 1T NIT alien neueu Gr1teinun
:er Satlon ousgeitattet unb bietet namentiicb 6
0rpbe Mu8&pabl ia &lei6e
1fpffe11j j
ais: Msrinu6> @alencias, Ylaits, Deloin
poranat!as. De 8eiees> Yril be tepres &c.
ferner untcrbaIien mir ciuen fdt1nen gorrotb
bunter unp etnfarbi9er Geipenwoarei
unb Ssrfaufsn loIde 9enau gu Nem- gprfer Vl
len.
Infer Eager IN @bawls, @lcafs unb @iuf
Mantel 1T out's Nei9lte cumplettirt, unb erll
ben mir uns np9> bic Yerebrten Dameu auf mr.
srpbarti9e5
WetBzW zWaare1z II. &rimmin96<Mfortm
aufmcrflam 5u moden.
Sn oerren= =Mrtifeln> alS: Bpufsfius, Dosf;
GaIelaereS, GuFTels, Grapattcs, 5emeeu &c. /
ten mir jeber Goncurrena bie@pibe, ba mir in i
Ter Sran9e bic portbeilbaftelten Gerbiubuu
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S9liebli9 nod Elm Bort 3,t ben Ser
QdnpfaufIeuten

,@eit ee'n Bee,nre eeeenpdrtieer Cation ba
mir unler Saupt= Mu9enmerf auf's @bclc1l
0elda1t 9elsst une luden bierin un1ere 5au
ycree 3u entptdeln; mir baben biefiir elm Grt
Oeparement einridten lal1en uno bieten ben S
rem WiecerSerfaufern I'M 2anbe ale Gortb
une SeQuemli1feiteu, bic ibnen nur BON un1e
euneurreaten in ben Iitli0en Yldsen oferirt n
ben t0nnen. llnier @tod 1T fur oen Sry So
9onlum in Minneiota Elm rirfliG ercbartiaer !
mercen es ertpabnte 8rernoe in ibrem ente,
flnben, n nr bel uns eiuSufaufen, pa es feil
aneern SaMle in Minneiuta m1 sli9 III, mas 81
wabl uno Silisfcit betrifft, aud nur annQbe
nit unS cpncurriren gu f0nren.
Serr 2lue rbacb
Der NIT oielem Oeportemeut 5etraut wproen. \
rs lI9 anaele9en lein la7en, rnlere perebrten &
ben tn jeeer 8esiebuns 3ufriebenau NeQem.
Suffice & S{prepuuob.
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9ceueS Gtabliilclte,tt
fir 8erfouf unb Mnfertt9un9 Don
@erren=&leibern,
3te 5traEe. / Ibiir unterbalb Su9erjpu5 Blpf.
e. @pttIieb 8 E +

bena1ri9tist bicrmit ieut pertben Nreunbe unb
tae oeut)9e pubitum i'm MQsemeinen, bar er b,s
@eiAaft Don &. @dforo fauRia uternommer,
unp lit nunmebr i'm @tanoe, ben Mnlprii9en lei-
ner alen &uuoen iouobl, uls aQer Nerjenisen,
bic Jpn ferner nit ibren wertben Mnfrdsen teeb-
rem peroen, au entiprs4sn, une eiIerire: fertise
Glciper tpie idmmtl'den 3ubsb6r fir bic 5erren~
garcerobe; bcss eicbcn 5ute uno 3appsn 3u BILL
liecn Yrc'1e uub in bel1erer 2ualtat ais pieel~
len in ben billigitcn unb belten 9anelun9en 5u
bitet sr UNI fsrners Bewioisuns osFelben. 9err
Gdforo mro ais 3uldneiber III Bent gel1dft blei-
ben uno wiro bel beiteQtcr 9trbeit gutter Sbn,tt
nad Der neueifen Mupe earan'irt. Inn 3ablrei-
den 3ulprucb bittet s. Wottlie5 Bes.
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Terner baben mir I
&leiberitpffe ,1nb S1Saarem Fl
SameM,
ais WantiQen, @bawls, Gloafs, 3anbl&u5
@trumpfwaaren &c. &C., 1omie
&ube unp @aroercbe>Nrtifel fir 6eru

Wir baben fir unlere iebr eeraumiseu ne,
Vufaitaten uulere @iufIufe ecaeu bic friibe
Sabre perepppe!t, III perl9ieeeueu 8raneten .
orei1aebt in Der Ntll9t, uuierm @el&afte E
9r0bere Vluseebnun9 Su gebeu UNI mir bpifen. I
eallelbc nunmebrals oas auserp. buteNe uno arD
III Minneirta, fur bie3ufunft Gd pe0elten au
Jtufes uno Gertrauens Al erfreueu babeu per
ais .rcnit unlere 6irma beebrt wurre.
Sir &auFeute I'M 2aupe erlaubeu mir uus
Ssmertun9 baB unlcre Yepinsunsem fir gDiep
nertautsr lebr 9lnig eeltelt uuo mir ben pi
labrisen abnurm billisen Ginfaufen aufulae in
vn9e llno, Gcrtbeile 3u bieten, wie friiter n
ME: l(nlcr Yartner, 5err s. Mabler, bat bie{
NeIlort unlere5 0eldaItes sprsultcben i1bernc
men uuo ,piro e5 in ieiner sewobnten Beile
an9eleeen letn laRsu, iuwubl 9Sbplslale ais 8
ta''pertauTe CUR beloneerca 3ufrieeenb belt eer $
rem RIufer au eifcctuireu.
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sJaeob 81 atbe8.
bcutI6er Glerf.
9ieue8 @attler-@e}66f{

jaf. nno 9Iu9. 6ammer,
Dritte @traBe. ptere Stabt, sem Winslom 8
u1o Sierte Strabe Geo. @ruber aeaeuiber
ct. YauI. Minn.
Die unter3ei9neten beebren lid5, tem per,b.
teutl9en Yublifum bic eraebene Mn,tioe m !,
eben, baB lie cir neueS @1ttler- Sc tfdaft srr;.
baben. uno oeripreten aae BeReaunasn mn nr"
unh billis gu bsioreen. ~
Yfe9brseldirre uno Satttl ftets porratbiu.
Jatpb uno Auault !6amuler,
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Maenten Der Mfinn.l Staats5ettun9.
COls&.%@of.<&A

Meentem Ser ~Wlinn. Staats5ettuue.
Wftnne(pta.
5aRinss unp Datota 60. 5err 5er3ps:
New- -lllm unb Brppn County Gr. Gorfer,
@t. Weter unp Nicplet GtY @. S9imn1el,
5s.Intbpny ". Minn!apolis, Ortb ". .8noblau@
Carver ct. Rult,
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