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A skirmish near Layergne.

Col KIRK, Of the 10th Illinois, com
handing FifthBrigadeof Gen SnLs'Divis-
ion, made a reconnaissance, on Thursday,
toward Layergne with two companies Of
the Third Indiana Cavalry, and that por-
ton of his brigade not on picket duty.
lie came upon the rebel outposts Of cav
airy three quarters of mile beyond
ScrougesyiIle. The rebels fred a few
rounds and fed, until they fell in with
their other outposts on the right and left
of the road, when they made stand at
church three -fourths of mile beyond.
Here they discharged several rounds at
our advance, slightly wounding Lieut..
Col. HURD, of the 30th Indiana, who was
braVely leading his men. This regiment,
under lead of Colonel DODGE, quickly
drove the guerrillas from their position,
who retreated until they reached their
artillery, which was planted on the hill.
They fred few rounds and continued
retreating. Our troops chased them some
two miles beyond Lavergne, when the
rebels fed SO fast that they soon became
invisible. Several of the rebels we're
killed and wounded, number of them
being seen to fall. They were carried off
by their friends. We had ten privates
wounded; none killed. A guerrilla, who
was captured, states that Gen. WHEELER
who was in command was wounded. The
rebels had twelve FOUNDER, six pound
er smooth bore, six FOUNDER rifed and
Parrot gun. There is said to be rebel
brigade five miles beyond Lavergne,
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NEGRO STEAL1NG.--It strikes us that
Captain James McQuoid, of the steamed
lberville, is in a tight place. He went
up the river the other day, and upon his
return yesterday he was cone negro
short" Inquiry was instituted, and il
turned out that he sold the man. Gen
eral. Butler has locked McQuoid up in
the Parish Prison, "there to remain until
he returns the negro" We like the con
ditions, although old Barker will call us
by the fearful name of "Abolitionist" for
saying So In the language of the Ro
man Consul, Capt. McQuoid might as well
be cat in hell without claws as to try to
cheat the Commander of the Department
of the Gulf-DeRa, 9Th.
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7 u II MS:
Hospital Library.

We are told that movement is being
ade by some considerate and philan-
lropic gentlemen connected with the
my TO collect a library for the use Of
pc inmates of the military hospitals at
bis place. The idea is an excellent one,
I'D if carried out will enable the unfor-
mate soldier to pass many day cheer
lilly and proftably, which would other
Use drag heavily away. Doubtless
lousands will be happy to contribute
,eful and entertaining books to the
ospital Library.
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Denartment of the Ohio.

This department, Major General II. G.
WRIGHT commanding, embraces the fol-
lowing districts and divisions
l. District of Western Virginia, Major
General j. ID. Cox.
Divisions - Brigadier- Genersl George
Crooks, Kanawha. Brigadier General
BENZ. f. Kelley, Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. Brigadier General Robert IL. Mil
roy, Beverly.
II. Army of Kentucky, Major General
Gordon Granger.
Observation-Disclosures General A.
j. Smith. 2d--Brigadier- General Quin-
cy A. Gilmore. 3d-Brigadier General
AbsaIom Baird.
III. District of Western Kentucky,
Brigadier- General j. II. Boyle.
Two divisions of the department of the
Cumberland are serving in Gen. WRIGHT's
department, viz the 10th, Gen. GILBERT,
on the line of the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad; and the 18th, Gen. DU-
MONT, at Frankfort. The 1st division
army of Kentucky Gen. SMITRs) is un-
der orders for Gen. GRANTS department
and Gen. MoRGANs division, lately ar
rived from Cumberland Gap, being under
orders to report to Gen. RosECRANs, is
now included in Gen, WRIGHT's army.
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THEATRE. - The attendance at the
)ov6 named establishment, last night,
as again very large. The performance,
every respect, was excellent. Miss
tNsTANTINE made her first appearance
pring the present season. The beauty
j. style Of this lady will always en-
ire for her warm and enthusiastic
'elcome. The performance tonight will
/ unusually attractive" Ireland as it
las," and the Captains Not A-Miss. "
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Military Review.

The 18th Ohio and 10Th I'll. Volun-
FRS, being a part Of COL STANLEY
rigade, were reviewed yesterday after
,on, by Generol NEGLEY. They are
,lendid looking troops, and we exceed
ely regret that we were prevented by
> pressure Of business from witness
! thereview, which we are sure must
I've been a superb affair. Success to
: gallant troops always, and may VIC
y ever perch upon their banners
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A party of Texas Rangers, who had
been firing on Gen. SHERIDAN's pickets
few days previous, renewed their attack
on Thursday. Gen. NEGLEY sent party
in pursuit, and the Rangers, true to their
instincts, fed before our men got within
musket shot. A few rounds of cannon
were fred after them, and one Ranger
was killed, and another badly wounded.
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livery and Sale Stable, No. 8 College
treet, keep constantly on hand Car
ages, Horses and Buggies, and are al
l times prepared TO send parties to any
art of the country.
We have 10 or 10 good work Horses
md Mules for sale at low figures also
everal large and small Spring Wagons.
Nov. 27-lm.
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AUCTION SALE.-We refer the reader
TO the advertisement of Nj. MARBURG, No.
AZ Public Square. He viii sell this
morning at auction, commencing at 10
o'clock, large assortment of Family
Groceries, Woollen Goods, and Varieties
generally. This sale should be well at
tended, as it offers fine opportunity to
buy Groceries, etc, at a low price.
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PRoyosT MARsnA1,s Orr1cr.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. "a, 1925
The attention of dealers in all kinds
of liquors is called to the fact that all
permits for the sale of liquors, malt
spurious or vinious, are hereby re-
voked.
All violations of this order will be
summarily punished.
ALVAN G. GILLEM,
Col. LIST. Tenn, Inf'y, Prov. Marshal.
Nov. 25-5t.
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FoUED.-A commission and discharge
from service, belonging to Sergeant
JHARLEs HALL, of the First Regiment OF
U. s. Cavalry, which he can have by call
ing at this Office snd paying for this adj
yertisement
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Citizcns orNnsnvIIIe.

Messrs. HARDE & Co., AZ College
Street, are now delivering the Cincinnati,
Louisville and New York daily papers
at stores and residences, in any part OF
the city, for twenty five cents a week
Leave orders at lS, College Street
nov2G-tE
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|CAPTURE.-Col. RoDERTs, Of the 42d
inois, with n squad of his men, cap
red notorious guerrilla Capt. PoRTCH,
Id several of his men, at a disreputable
puse in the vicinity of the city, the
her day.
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NJ. C. SULzBAoHER, 81 Market street,
|s ready to redeem his change tickets in
United States currency, at his counter,
when presented. Hereafter his custo
mers must make their own small change
pov27-lw
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We are indebted to HARDE & Co.,
CAMPBELL, and ADAMS Elk
ress Company, for favOrs in the way Of
lie papers.
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THE WEATHER.-At the time of going
press, the weather is cool and cloudy,
it'll a slight fall of rain. There may
It be some hopes of the Cumberland
covering from its present low condi-
nm
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We are indebted to Mr. Snyder for late
paper. Those who wish the late Gin
cinnati papers can find them at 20 Ceder
Street.
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a Coroner's inquest was held yesterday
/. b. COLEMAN, Esq, acting in the alb
ace of the Coroner) on the body of Mr..
los. M MATTHEWS. The verdict of the
ry was that the deceased died of apo
eXy.
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To All the military Departments In
the District of the Ohio.

ON AND AFTER THE lf' FAY or JULY 1862,
Owil open an Office al me a. Cloud Hotel In Nash.
vluoe, Iennosse, and ono ou Man street, opposite
the Ghult llou- Louisville, Ky, for AN Transaction
or peer IN lhs department, tr three months from
July LEI 1862 CHARLES KAHN. Jr
Beef Con tractor Tor the District orOuiO
N. B.-iiighest Market price paid Tor good clitlr5
julyi-fn
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Macaulay's prophecy of a university
at Timbuctoo has been nearly realized
by the establishment of college at Mon
rovia, Africa.
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The Welsh paper of Utica, New York,
" Anserd!t, designates General McClel-
Ian as "Prif Gadfridog." This may
not be an abusive term, but it looks like
IL
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EFF, DAVIS, our armies are advancing
o your kingdom. As your Minute
N, and Vigilance Committees, and
xas Regulators fly before US, the re-
emed people may repeat the song of a
FFERsoS poet in 1900:
The stormy night before us es,
The reign Of terror now Is DER;
Their gags inqusitors, and spies,
And hordes Of hnrpies arc no more
Beoioe, Americans, rejoice,
To tyrants never bend the knee,
But join 10 heart and soul and ice,
TO Order Law and Liberty
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The paper mills in Maine are stopping
for the want of stock.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

D--VFszs DR. RIEG, formerly OF New York, 70
e.HE nNeet, tho laRi four years Of Louisville, Ky.
N-AS and who has devoted his atteution.j
The treatment Of private diseases for 90 years Hlter
himself, having attended 70 practice Tor $50 man.
years, and cured many thousands, no In cuablCd
cure all diseases OF private nature, no matter hOV
bad they may be from iuludCious medical treatment
Or from neglect Of their own Or, Kings DEpensarv'
No % Dcadorck street, between Cherry and tae square
econd story, whore he cures oil diseases of prvat
nature,
Gonorhes cured without 1augeOus medicines or 70,
difference With business
structures Of old or recent date, eGectuRly cured
few days, by an operation which causes no pain,
Where Structure exists health cannot be- enjoyed,
Perhaps DO disease causes more mischief and untsr
mines tho constitution 20 much.
syphilis, with an TO diseases Of the gsu, grOw'- &
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can b0 electuay
cured IA O i0W days.
Ssrgj1iq' Ws1'ne5. Particular attention having been
given % ths disease and an tho consequences growing
Out ui 70, brought on 70 many oasDB BY the dssructlgg
hauits Of pconsideraie youths, and excessive indnl
genco of tho passions neglect Of which VIII underl
mine the constitution rendering the Bltaot unit foT
bus mesa or 5uCcty, aud sng premature old ago,
famales who uay Do iaOoriug ~I .a any tiDCulty
Eo womb may rest as7urca INN i'at' relief
F3s'urg rc7.dmg abroad, by writing and SEATING then
casa, wish sieo enclosed, direct o. Do o. King, No,
Dg1ts..ck street. Nashville T.ug s|H lsrr the GeccF.
gary medicines sent 60 tLeT'ri .-.r. 1HGe h5oi
from 1'coal l tao m1roHi 10 .r H0 evening
ulylO-'rt'-7v
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FOR RE N II.

i HAVE FOUR TWO-sTORY BRICK HOUSES
i for rent FOR 1863 near the Reservoir,
on Lebanon pike. These are very comfortable hOus-
es haye each eight rooms a coal house, abund-
ant supply Of hydrant water, and are so admirably
situated for Obu,lumg supplies that tenants have
rarely TO send to market, finding one right at their
doors.
refer TO Mr.. DYER PEARL, City Bank and Mr.
GRIFFuH, Arm Of Griffith Parsons, for any further
information they being tenants for the present year
Rent $780, payable quarterly. Notes, well Endorsed
will be required Renters can apply to mo any after
noon, al my residence, ON Lebanon pike
Noy2G-Gw NJ. q. l.. CLAIBORNE,
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THE "OLD RELIABLE"
AND FASHIONABLE
SHAVING g. BATHING SALOON.
AT THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL, NASHVILLE.
FRANK PARRISH

Z x a N n z K y h
TTToULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM HIS NJ
wv mcrous friends, and the travelling public,
that he has newly fitted up his welknown Saloon
in the st. Cloud building, where himself and other
" distinguished artists ~ will attend to Shaving and
able style.
The Saloon is fitted up with everything needfu to
the comfort of customers. Warm and Cold Baths
provided at all times, in well-warmed rooms He
asks a continuance of the patronage so freely given
in former years. Hoy2S-f
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RACON-i,5OO Bs SIDES
ID For sale uy WN LYON
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Ct 10 a 8 9teues unb
Gein 6umbu9!
9rObirf sS unp ou wIrR tEfrispi8t Isin.
& gantGr-S Drup.

Itsir bettmte SYrup surtrt ale Qrtrn Der
QuejGtrung, pulmonary &ranfEsitrn, Yl'uriip.
unp iiterbaupt ale SrantteIten bic ibre gntIIeb
un9en III SrrflItun9en babGn. @5 III Der teltt
Syrup fir GueSeGrun8 reg tc srfunbrn Turoe.
Der Suntrr.Gprup III cine adn,IiGe 8rdutCr.
prUbuttcn RE geltanNtbeiIe pnten mellenS aui
Den 8uom Spn Dit YrnnIplparitn 9eidnlmelt
unb rurtt ben untuSd6neisn lcIbl in cine Com
binatiCn eetra6t wslds 70 wObl gCei9nCt, Ia'
mac lie pufsrtot, ii. GS hnD nur gang mrng
5Gle Srn 8rorttsicn wslde, wern td ttrrm
2rfanss slri6 oaftr seicrat miro, eisle Nsoilir
nidt teiIt. Der SuntersSprup III berShnCt Iiir
cine GlaGe BON 8rlnfbeten mcbr au9emCtn unp
msbr tTrtlih als ir1sno anbCre, fWh pelGr 6oe
Bolt OiCIcs Qanrre betmaciu6t wsprn- namIif
pisjenissn welhe lih pur6 :, en serngrS RaIt
'inNrlsn. Der prcpristOr, inoem tr Die NuT'
mufIamtrit Sss Yublitrm5 auf pteie 3uIlmmen
itBung lentt ttut 70. tn Der iclsn llstsrJcuguna
in berrn Su0rnesn unO NiBlj6tetsn in brn
8runttsitsn fir wsl6r fe ancmpfUblsn TtrO.
@s III tstn ncurr uro unprCbirtr Nrtitrl, ion
bern elmer &. breils bic 9rOte brfonrrn bat
Die 3cuenilie III Isnen 0unlsn, eurt 9rrlOren,
IN allen 9beiIpn b's Qappts Inp ungrbcusr pirIC
-uHC uuee IuI NUS b'ItuH' VhV' VI WV '"'
rir3iacr GuluG--prldCr nitt umbin tdnn, ctr
mCtlt lnalduttscn ~ trfrispisCn. RAP oirfe Mrt'
i,in wntI6 pen Namen rstpirnt, pen Fe iit er'
wprtGn bat.
y1atbiuciIuu9cn:
Scbn Saurs, 6tnrp Srle, Srou G'SCr9e bEnrr
Ratter ShcU, Gamud Burger, gBtniam gRutbttr
Opm R. erfmou, ole pcn Acknowledgement
8cnlmcrCr, 3d.. SaBtur9 9hUtlCs 8teont, ela.
Door: Wifcro, DovIo Strm, philadelphia.
llnwcilunaen GrpahIene gericnen Gin
SC B7cl vcll pOr orm MCrscnciiCn, uno Gin So.
6ffluun beS Ntenrs bsim 3utCttr8cbm. Sn'
Der ein 9GcC6fd UOG. 3utsrGitct uno o'rtdatI
BON Ganicl KeipCr, 2IIIentaun, pa.
Sanuar %, 1862. rQot
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S1aCC1uSaO0GareHs.
@Mg9W9WInggUg4
SueenSWd1rert.

Der 2(usntauu China Gtcbr, SIC. 36 Sf, loumil
cusStrabs, 3 Sbiiren Cterbolb Nrres's Stcbr, if
unfro9ltdb Der rGhts Srt UNI alIe Grten
aueRnspaaren 0laspaarerL Stein<
maaren Cber Samprn
gu bstpmlusn.-Stb babe nun ben arSGten unb tci:
ousecpdbItEn StCd ron fieitn gBaarCu. ctr ie bier
in aICntauu, unp piGlIGiht in iracnb sinrm Srt non
Der nimlhcu GrSFe i'm Staat, anaGtctcn purrs.-
Derlcbe III nit Scroalt aus 9panufatturen pCn rem
hGhitcu 8ufs esp6tlt. uno bctcbt aus teuabe alIer
bsn neusften @ntmirfCn, StpIss uno pattrrn prn
5ran35fi6en Cob. 8anO uno reeen bur6F6ti.
gem @9ina, @n9Iii6sm pprjelan unO
Steins@bind,
ron Dem frinfsn Bis Su Dem aemGinifen I'M Getrauh.
in Setts unb bel ccm Stid.--ylthfolls ylasmoa
paaren ron Imeritanilben uno SraujGNIbsn gRan:
ufatturen fir
SUtsls, Salpcns unb anbersm Gjebraub,
uCu ben fsinffen cu9r0pbirtsn Dseantsrs bis ;u si
nem Sent Sumblsr.-Gtsnfaus:
Steinnaarrn unb Britannia @aarrn
ron isper @sritbisocnbst. lc mis gonPGn ron cct,
nc9lthen Yensnnun9, ron Der tIeinftIn gabtlompG
~ l2k 9tnte, bis Su zen mGit 9ldnjGnegn 9banoC;
ltsrs iir 8irchSn, lborsu II. (. 10.
eonipsn ron alien 9rtCn mGrrsn auseCttbert unit
ab9Sdnesrt nm SoblensOd o0rtn gu ttrnuen.
Gr bait aub nunCr cas bette SCrcICns Scblsn
Del, 10 pts enmrcns Schte, Grimm Shrtren. unit
turj alIts in Dem eampSn: Sadb sum 8crtuuf au
oano, uno ;par on bEn nirrCrfsn prCtBGn pltIGitf
philadelphia.
pCrfCnsn wslhe ir9cno etpoS in mcnrm Tat
6rauhCn, tSnnsn bCioes G5do uno 5stt parCn. rpGnr
nc bct mir anrufn chs fs lrnituc toutCn inrCm i'd
nun tsgCr ciuQertbttt bin, als is. NrlprGhrnls gu
sfrtEctaen-belres in 98u9 auf Die Yrsi6s nls aud
auf Die Sualitdt.
Gtr9GFt ZEN Srt niht.-Gs III tcrltlte SO. &c
oamjItcu.SroFe, 3ts 3bdrt rberbaIb prGs't
Stpbr.
3. 6. garnaban.
eonuar %, 1861. notr
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SJ1ai Is.

fl1eiIer, @abeln, 8aiter6, Gibtprit6fc,
S'' GtttI6swcn. 9teasIctfsn, &lffee MdtIsn,
S6esren. SadmciTsr, SnrbicrmcTcr. 8ortSiebrr,
Springs sg8aI&tIammrn MauS. unp 9lattenflGen,
S6piier. Sauren, S6rautsn. 8irBel, Ndeel
ROblsn6sbs, RUblsrl6aufrIn. Mutl. unO 6anp.
id9n, Soteln, i,cteeiier, Neiisl, @Otrsr. SEiB:
Sansen. Belle, Mauutsusn, 8siIen, @rrte 2 tbldf'
feline pon Der trRsn grt. 8sttenIrGnge, SOtsls
tuntidrautsn, Striepel, 8drlsn StaufeIn, Wiit:
sabsIn. 6sdtnenien 8aumwpa unp Sanfsn Sid.
sarn unp anprer 9pine. unO iterbaupt Gin pcll,
tOmmFnsr 8Ountb pUn Gticnwaurrn, ,u taten bel
8. g. Woier,
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in ltnionuiQe, Ged)a Gauntp,

w N"CllVlutI <tNDh SNulltDI
Der tlntrrI&rtsbeRe Scist biermit leinsn Sreuns
psn uno einem alssmsinsn gutIItum rrssbsnf an,
eaB er cine nrue SutIfenma6trei in unicnpiur,
tf6a Gauuty, an9fan9rn but, uIpU sr beitdnris
auf 9anb balt unp auf 9fNsQuns prompt pufrr'
ttssn ptrb, aae Wrten GutI6sn, gBdgrn, 9usscs
unp ale anrse 5ubrpsIsn bic In lrin Sac sct5.
rem, bic sr an BEN ollerblIiSlsn YreiIsn obIaTen
rtrp. Sn birlen nrusn 8utI6enmGhrrst prrpsn
nur bte bslsn WatsriaIien unb pom ben bclrn
Artsttsr anselsut. Wtan trtfft INNER cine src6r
auswabl 6ubrwsIen bel ibm an, wUraus Sepsrs
man ltt alsjeit iubten Tam.
~ Rsparaturen peresn prompt unb biat9
beIprst.
9nprm rrr Gisenttdmsr fen @si6Sft punttlih
nntrebt. unb isine 5utrSeussn an Dauertaftss
felt, StOnbsit unc SiQistsit fs:nsn onNrrn i'm
Staat na6letsn 70 rarf sr ron gRr6tabalber auf
'tnrn litsralrn Qntttil Der bfentIt6eu Runpldaft
u6nsn.
S0lram Scer5.
uniunUile, Qprit 3, 1862. ra1S
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NlEr IrT9tG.9r u, Gommer.
Mebtnna 0lebtmna j.! 0ltbtnno

Der unter5cihnrts mAdSt biermit letnen bielrn
SrtS'een uno bsm ecs6rten VubT!fum bic Nn,ei.
gs, So sr lOeten ron ben SeelGotrn beimosfsbrt
IL, no sr ben srSbten, I65nasn unb tpOblfeilaen
St0d ron S4nsiOsr'gDidrn sinsstauft bot, ben
na' m'nI6li6e Guae felt goam's Sal asIetrn.-
Scmmt uno br9udt ttn sinmal - ss Iinp pabr.
SafttG Sul9 8aarsn unb gu batsn fiir gang noe.
mig Vslo. = Gs III Gin tpatrsS Slid fir @CIen.
tdun oaB Der 8 rant In bic S&neitsr 8uF.
neg asaan8en IN, tann allsrtil tTnntn bic 9rut
Die Slstbsr Hutasr faufsn als is Scrtr, unb ba.
ttr IOlts or aud untrliiBt peresn, Sn 1sinsr
S6nstNrret III 3u lsbsn
0as 9rcBeite, bette u. rpoblfeilGfe Ntiors
tement fertioer Meioer,
fhr bdS Sriibjatr unb trn Sommsr fir Rnaten
uno Nldnnsr, In Der Borough BON @asntaun.
unttr ieinem aueaeosbntfn Enforcement fGnnfn
a'funesn weroen : 9anaups. 8laIans, GrUdr5de
Sftstns Welfen Satin @sfen, @nIIimere 5cIrn
DrsBrSde, Sndr5de, 9nlrntia 0elien, Subbo.
lts, Sdttnrt SCfrn. Dcslfn SpIsn, erlridtr Sa.
den. u. +. 10. Gbsnfals Elm poaes Enforcement
prn untGrtrmten unO untHbolen ftnen Semben
unb 5smoetrdarn, 6aIftihrn, 6alsbfnbsn, 6os
Isntrd8sr, Gtcds unb bic 165nllsn Sib @fuUes
tur gentlemen. bic nod ismaIs an RenItrn5dn,
ben Ju isbsn paren. 3cpiB parsn nod ME tel.
ne loI6t tubItf In IQentaun. @tsnfals Iosbsn
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