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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-20

DEArH OF AS Or PArBrAEcu--Old
Joe Bording, Familiarity called Uncle
Joe, died at the poor.house in Muskin-
gum county, Ohio, the other day. Tn
Gle Joe was the property Of Rev
Scott on Strawberry Farm, Fairfax
county, Va, in the days Of Gen. Wash.
ington, and retained to The day Of his
death a sufficient recollection of The ap.
pearance Of the General 20 give an ac-
curate description Of him. Owing 10
death, transfer and the profits arising
from the arrangements, he had while
in slavery seven different wives, in ODE
dience TO the orders Of his successive
masters Wheeling Intelligence
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The great sin of treason corodcs and
weakens the mind as well as poisons and
peryerts the moral sentiments; and hence
it is that we almost universally find
traitors the most gullible Of mOrtals,
ready, like other fanatics, to believe the
most absurd and impossible tales and
rumors, provided they are favorable to
their side, and to disbclieve any fact or
circumstance iayoroble 10 their adverse
ries, though supported by confirmation
strong as proofs Of Holy Witt The
Bible speaks Of some who are "giyen over
to believe lie that they may be id, -
and we have such in Nashville.
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necessity, Of a formidable forward move
ment Of our armies, and the repossession
OF our lost ground, before the force of the
enemy shall be strengthened in over
whelming power by the new levies. There
IS no longer any room 10 doubt That Lincoln
t0iH very speedily get all the troops he has
called Jor, and 10 resist successfully their
overrunning our country will tax The ma
triotism as well as the bravery and mus
Gle oil our people. The South should.
nay, must, put forth all her available
strength and draw upon all her re-
sources TO check the advance of the
Northern h0rdes hat ,giH he hurled anon no
tie coming faH.
AsYt orr people haze only had foretasts
Of he troops. The horrors and g,issrieg are
get IN store Jor them, it the Yankees in re-
doubled force, are permitted 10 march in
and intest our country. They threaten
TO, and, If not prevented by the strong
arms OF our brave men, ,oiH come DOM an
on as i0ih overwhelming potger, nlagcliug from
NE northern border ofHe Coafe2eracv 10 he
6ug Of Merioo. We do not wish TO excite
the fears of our people, but we do wish
TO warn them in time, in order that they
may provide against the disasters threat
ened them. The NoytL has as yet tarel
hgltly Ter energies and her resources, esps-
cidly her es0urces IN men.
In view Of the state Of affairs here fore
shaduwed, il behooycs the South, without
delay TO throw into the field every avail
able man within her borders, make bold
push for the northern boundary of our
territory, meet the enemy at the thresh-
old, and thus save our homes and coun-
try from further pillage and devastation.
Supineness and inactiOn now are the
sure precursors Of subiugation and ruin.
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Abducting Negroes

Yesterday the negroes confined in the
Jail Of II. II, HAYNES, slave dealer were
marched mp to the Provost Marshars, and
inquiry was made IA 10 the cause OF
their confinement, where they came from,
etc II seems that -four of the slaves who
have been impressed to work ON the for
tilcations here had been taken without
authority to the slave-pen and run of
South by some one Fonr other slaves,
who had been impressed for public ser
vice, were found in the pen, where they
had been taken, it seems, without au-
thoriiy. Mr.. HAYNES denied any knowl-
edge Of slaves being illegally carried
away, The Provost said he would make
him accountable for the negroes, and
warned him not 10 admit any more ne
groes into his pen without his authority.
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DR.. COLEMAN'S
DISPENNARY

rYVHE attention OF ctxcus, strangers aud Olhors vie
1 lung Nashville, requiring nciital aii, o. ruspeot
fully called TO tls 0hce, No. N DoAderick street, src
oud dd1r, belweeu Cherry aud The SQUARE.
Dr. COLEMAN h 40 old practitioner OF medicine, Mo
almost unlimited experience aud uaitrring success
for many years past IA the treatment Of ruYAru Ds
r,sr. has induced him 10 devote hs undivided attrn
tion 10 an diseases ,0f tIa nature. Many cases OF
ths most lnveterale character have promptly yielded
10 bis IMPROVED method OF treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary aui HrFoIHAlt ayph.
Ills Gou0rrhura, Glrat aud on Diseases az Go. Fefifs
and urinary organs, meet With no Toa.atluUs tu DO
vemidies,
female irregularities amt functional isiarn1rt
meats uf one Womb, ana Che disease arising iron
GrstauUu aud .'l mauyti pAftuUtIau.
Ey,fY case ui EeduDibl RupiUrg, aui ui l.Hf .arC
Pfualsus 0I the Hfytum, aul musi caFas oi fslula.
ru hr cured by a process hruly pau.44 n. either
4 f.t latter cases b. undertaken ty lir IH.#Iu4f.
cure BE- Invariably DIrrdHlsi, a. CAREFUL vaamHuafed
Always paescuts The necessary Indications of Gl.cs 90
fiHursby biz improved method ol Operating
Tersons Of either sex appyiug u prrsou rr rI iuto
Describing easel on TIE ursi 5mpinms "a, any u.ltg
susCdo disease, can DO cured, u most rlse. ay tAr
abuTtiyo method iu forty eIght hDuu
EuCt confidence, prompt attention, gl1 a. .iHrlif
charges will govern hIm with DE paiGu4E
So No mercury used M The tfealmult ui rEHrs.
ssIsst, as be believes (n most easds) 90 'a.as4
worse disease than that lt Ia given % euro
umce hours from eight 10 Mo morning t.1 nine be-
iua syuniud lsn 10 'BI.lY
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We do not wish 70 be oiiicious, but We
beg leave 10 admonish all patriotic Fed
eral officers, who are directly concerned
IN forsging, that II is of the utmost i'm
pOrtance that contributions should be
levied upon the farms of wealthy seces-
siOnisis. These assessments are intend
cd not only as a means Of relieving the
Government. e., the loyal People--frOm
a heavy burden Of feeding our troops, but
also as q punishment to those persons
who have attempted TO destroy the Gov
eminent Hence, lcYies should be made
upon the corn, horses, cattle, hogs, prov
ender, etc, OF the wealthy and influen-
tial rebel Remember the advice of the
Roman King to his son, when the mobiles
of a city in his domain revolted "Styike
doiCR HE tall P9pPies." Let the guilty suf-
fer Let the authors and instigators of
this informal this Infamous instruction
feel the weight Of the avenging arm of
loyalty. The aristocracy, the anti dem
ocratic class OF the South, are the prime
movers in this plot, and they should be
touched in their pockets, and touched in
a way that will sting them TO the quick.
There is no need, we imagine of forag-
ing on the farms of persons in very mod
crate circumstances, and there is no poll
icy in doing 50. We must impoyerish
and humble the purse proud aud arro-
giant, who have brought the great mass
of the community TO the depths of want
and suffering.
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Desperation of the Rebels.

No intelligent man can fail to see in
every word and movement of the rebels,
the greatest desperation Their marches
are like the writings of a snake, whirl-
ing and darting its folds wildly around,
and swapping at every object in its way,
when surrounded by iercely raging
flames. Listen to the frantic yclls aud
mad appeals of notorious rebel organ.
They betray a growing consciousness on
the part of the traitors that they have
invoked demon VIII iCh is about to tear
them in pieces. They begin to realize
the fact that the President lean easily
get all the troops he has called for that
the Government is about TO " hurl hordes
of soldiers on the rebellious States this
FALL" that the people of the South in
spite Of their awful loss of life; of the
destruction OF hundreds of millions of
property; Of the absconding of more
slaves within six months than had
escaped for eighty years before; in spite
Of the general bankruptcy, and the des-
utution of the common nccessaries of
life; have as yet had "ONLI A FORE
TASTE OF THE HORRORS OF WAR"
that an "ocsTolslmiag polCer threatens TO
sweep through TO the Gulf Of Mexico I"
and that she North has as get trea hgltly
her esoures,n Good heavens if the
North has not put forth her strength, if
the present sulIerings Of the Southern
people are only loretasie Of still more
dreadful banquet at which they are
doomed to "sup full Of horrors what
will the reality be? People of the South
IN the name of all that is dear TO men
II you are men, and not demons, destitute
of all pity, and all generosity, we coniure
you to stop this mad rebellion, But 10
the extract
fusu NOETHWARpl
From tIo 0reuala Appeal. Ausu.tllgu.
Every day as well as every indication
from the North serves TO impress upon us
not only the importance. but tbs aLanluta
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Virginia will have the distinction in
history of being the abode Of the best
and basest Of Americans, GFoR0r WASH
EaroN aud JEW DAVE.
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This is the essence of brevity, sue
cinctness and curtncss, and must have
been an exceedingly agreeable document
for a quiet man to receive while eating
his supper. And yet the rebels never
prosecuted any body-never molested any
body-did everything according to law
and constitution Good fellOws--nice
men-excellent defenders of the liberties
of the people.
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Short and Sweet.

For fear our secession readers may
have forgotten how they transacted bust
ness during their supremacy, we copy for
their perusal the following lacOnic but
highly-expressive document, which has
been handed to MS by the Provost Mar
shall:
NASHVILLE, May p, 1861.
G. R.'leyalbger:
SIR: You are hereby notified that the
"SAFETY" COMMITTEE ordered you TO
leave this city inStanter.
BY order:
JAMES WENTWORTH,
nkn
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There are quite number Of private
grog holes in the city where most viii
famous compound, enough to run any
man stark mad is sold for twenty cents
glass, TO old rum suckers, negroes and
especially whiskey bloats who wear
shoulder-straps. Col. Gillem, however,
has as many eyes as Argus, and as many
hands as Bri@reus, and every now and
then the Provost Guard pounces on one OF
these gin-sellcrs and demolshes his
spiritual stores besides bringing him up
for a heavy fine. A great improvem ent
is consequently apparent in the quit and
decorum Of both soldiers and citizens.
As for those poor fellows who obtained
commissions in the Army for the noble
purpose OF tracing in the South, gamb-
ling and getting drunk, and ifunluckily
they should be forced 10 face the enemy,
ofsurrendering and being psroled, a Ia
Rodney MASON, poor devil, what shall
we say2 We suppose they will chant
the ditty OF Jack Tar when the Secretary
of the Navy stopped his whisky rations :
Farewell, uld Rye rs ssd sad word
But alas! II must BE- spoken
The ruby cup must be gwen up,
Aud the drin e0hu be brpkru'
Yet memory uit Nll backward turn
Aud dwell with tnpdness partial,
uu tho Gays when Gin was not Il ala
Not Chshtdls brought courts uAill'.
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Il was a saying Of old Governor Scott,
of Kentucky-.-a rough speciomen of the
pioneers Of his day, that" when things
were little wrong il was very hard 10
right them; but when they got deviL96
wrong they would right themselves"
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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
PRIvATE DISEASES.

49, DR.. KING, formerly Of New Yort. 10
tk - the last four years OF I0uleville -
-. aud who has devoted bis ationtlopto
the Treatment or private diseases Tor 20 years Hate,
hlmeol, having attended 10 praoiice foF 30 msBt
years aud cured 20 many thousands he Il enabled IA
cure All diseases Of q private nature 20 matter roe
bal they may be from inIudoi0us medioial treatebt
or tf9m hefeot Of their own Dr. King DiHpenSarvP
No 20 eaioricE street. between Cherry and tnoeaaat-
ooona story where be cures all diseases Of private
Gonorhoa uufed Without nause0us medicines on An.
onereuce with business
sTictures Of old or recent date e1aotually oured
= iew days, ~ an operation which causes no main
where aslrictufc exists health canu0t b. enjoyed
fefhape no disease causes more mischief aud uudes
minue We Constitution 30 much.
HyPhhh With all The diseases of the aim rrouinr
cured ia q low days.
'fHtRai Hoalisff Part attention h. vtbr bssn
even W TINS disease aud al She consequence gropr
gut ~ ~ brought on u many b. ths Destructive
uAple ~ iheonaideTatu youiht ADD orcoaaivo iudui
Ae.r' vi tho passions neglect VI which viii undsrI
niue we Constitution rendering ths subject undt hT
pIelhe-s or e'oicty and q sing premature old aro
Females who may BE- lab0ring With sny diaie,Ity o
ne N"lnu n'ay f1st assured immediate f8li6f
4eieina l'eianE ebrosd BY vritng and stating thsI
- VII nlre epcioeod, direct 70 uf A Kmf No
q. efoeii haahvllo, ienu,, will have tho ueoos.
~ medlclnsa sent % their address. OIcs houf
roe scioea - We IapfanE uBtll 10 ths agshins
aiTie-isdkslF
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Justices Court.

H,vNAH C,tAHy, PirHD luasuit before q. Al.
90 aEuuthrlla La Iu.tt.. ..i
q. d EruoIT D.ri tbe Peace To- Davidson
County, IpuuoSHDp
The plaiuun, Hannah Cllahtu. in this action l,r.
iug obtained an Attachment against she Defendant.
D. Elliott and issued 90 n Constable Of said Conn.
~ ana returned by him, levied on property belong.
Ing 10 the deoudAnt aud on motion ~ plaintiff Al
appearing Co the satisfaction of said nstce that tLp
defendant Is non resident OF the State OF Iennesp
IL Is ordered that publication be- made f5r four guc.
ceSsNe weeks bon newspaper published 20 The city oil
NhHhYIir called The " Union warning the defend.
ant % appear before F4I Justice ou the No asy al
October, 1867 aud plead answer, or domur 90 sai ID
attachment, otherwise the cause viii be eel Con hear
ing - parif on that day.
q. NJ. SoUTHGATE. Up.
Sept OH, ls61-ttw. prs. ip,, $500
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This is cheering in commercial point
of view. The South is rising; Dixie is
looking up. Just think, Oh you poor
men, Ofpaying from S25 to $50 for pea
jacket which you would have to pay
the extortionate, the ruinous price of
one dollar and a hay or even tro
dollars for, at The abominable swindling
North. How much better to pay the
drunken son of some gentlemanly planter
a months ,oages for a PeaJacIei, than TO
give some picayune Yankee e. days toagss
for tie same article! Don't you see IT,
The Southern Con(ederacy, whose "chief
cornerstone is African Slavery is Just
the thing for you And then the luxury,
the deep satisfaction of paying nearly
another months l0agcs TO a Southern mer-
chant for a pair Of CATERS for your wife,
when, in the abominablc and oppressive
Union, the same CATERS would cost you
days wages? Isn't il plain that the
Coniederacy is great blessing? Writing
paper at S26 ream, wholesale, will soon
be about ten cents sheet retail so you
can buy your children's copy books
without difficulty. Poor men, by all
means, risk your lives to establish the
Southern Confederacy, for it will make
the fortunes of--smuggling merchants
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rEmns PEI. sEssIoN.

PAYABLE N ADVANCE
For Roe,i srd Tuition, sos, SO. SO, ami $50 sc.
'"rdihg 20 The department of tho pupils
EXTRA CHARGES.
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WINDOW SASH AND GLASS, for
cole ~ MM lyon
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1E0 kIGs ASSORTED yNle.
lDu 40 COILS ROPE
egO,OOO iLs ASSORTED BAR AND HIF1 IROS
1000 b8 Assorted gHEET C0pppn
i1r Sale - Whl LYON
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rusu NoEruwARpl

Every day as well as every indication
from the North serves TO impress upon us
not only the importance bat the absolute
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Charleston wholesale Price Current
---Great Prosperity I'm sOuth Caro-.
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Government Claims.
ANpRnW MoCLAIN

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION no TIM
" collection of claims OF every kind ag1iuat th.
ooNrrnm'ui nt Ono tnltol STATE. ,ltrl I'D io I'M
care.
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&ronfc un6 0ntfrdftete
Dr. Swabne'S

Or. 6tr1Dte'S
3uIammeneeIebter Gprup BON @tlottr1Aen.
8ennst nnb enpfsblen bon en- beratultelien aer5ten ale
bas fherfte nuo septtcle WtIttcl in bfr 9elIunp bon bart-
natiGsu buiten, 8 tdltnnSsn, groH@itis. @ustliiit' stelt,
Au3'ebrana. bLalien 9ufeu, Blntlpeien. 9etler'eit IGipaher
Stimme, Sdmer5 III oen llriE.O raanen. peroorberem 8lut,
S6mer3 in Der @elte unb 8ruS, SerstlOpisx OrGr S%srStrant-
bet. allen Gals, Srult- unO 2unsenIeiben.
Or. SwaYne's
;uiammengelebter SYrup BON Wilbtirlhen
Oefinoet f@ Jest aAsr en gisrtel SaBrbnnhert Dor Der &elt
Or. Swapne's
auIammenae1ebter Sprup BON Biloftr1ben
m;ro au2e.etef unter Der unniitettaren gutlint prn Or. s.
g pa6ne, elnes 9eiGi6tsn NrSteS Der 1elne prpfelttCnelle 2aMi.
kobn nit eem mi6r9sn UFrtbeii etnsr re9elmahi9:n ~uleol5,nt
Id,en %Ftlosu8 IN etn.r Der beitsn nao diteit n SGnltn in
na6bet einen leblib an &eruin IN ten E1tIabtIpbia Gisren.
Jap unO nor Osele Sasre Lang a.at I'M SeipitsI nnO alien
Artnenbaus ieuer Staet. ~a
Or. SwaYne'S
sulammen9eIebter GYrup BON NilDttrIHen
isnt sra EN- otlis trsrOeiss Mtutsl. bas IN Eauieacen pun
JamlIien in oieIen: unb I'M %uSianoe geprau6t pirb.
Or. Swapne'S
su~lammen9eebter SYrup BON Wtlptirlmen
ut bic .rri9Inl De uHb ein3ie 69te" 3uiau n.enlesuna ron ie.
nam i@dsbaren Baum. bic erte ws9s ieutalS in Otsisnt 2anbe
utsrtust pIrne. uno bic ein5tJe, tpaIae eI eaelmGRis
ar3t Suberettet, ob9tet6 bic HaaeR BON betannten AsrSten Su-
beretmnSen bon sstlrtriaen beiseset ltnb, es abr ni9t
nth tbrsr SeieSuna "a tbuL t0beit, nno pe.be A1aen oen-
lelbel1 nur bst4ell9 IN, bic absr niebtS nut tbrer Be eitu2a
Su tbnn hoben, nm ibnea einen Nnf aM pell1affen nue Der.
mlttetit cerielben ben Tertouf her dee 0Etn be. l~orgIOlsn 2eu
ten ~3afSrbern.
Or. SwaYne's
3ulammen9eleBter GYrup BON WtlDfirIhen
8ersefiet nt@t! tab .br. ~eAa Der seib peritOPft pser
ntbt binIaH9Il9 Gfisa ien ioate
SpaYne's .SarIaparila uno Sbeer=9tlen
in gerbinnuns nit benz aSilrtai9en g prup nebnst; rieie
EineH linb EN- touches ~reintsenees sarrrttsI. BIS aae bSis
@aaabIcnrert nSen ans tea Dte9en ano ben @endrnen ent
fernt, Wpbur9 pSuiee 8 %Iunobelt ~bersetelt ptro.
HS- 3ute,eltet ausi8teBltb hac9 Or. $. Spapne.
Hbtl0bt4pba, Qv
Sine sSr wtrb per gOft franco ptlienbet bel @napiuns peu
rs cents. aa4
Nton o~breiFre 8eltenun9sn an
Dt. S. Swapne&&Dbnr
IA Roro .. Str. pbilaoelpbiA.
@e fault Bel:
Siaoc 3. GpOt, rs 8altiutoreir.
g. 9. 9attee, 108 Balttmcrert.
9. 90fenbal9r Sroacwap uHo @autcn &pSnue.
y. U. R68Iin8, SO Brceowap. Sanl,f
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abfasrs .aafnnft Der e~ifeubaan.

gattimOrs II. Oh 10 Gifenbab Is
Abfabrt;
Na9 Walbinston um 4 ubr 80 Win.,
z 40 nup 10 rlbr @prmittags unb um3 SO
Funp 5 10 Nadmittass,
So II @albin9trn um 8 Qbr- 71H
II lbr 8prwittaSs. mr.
NeQqmittans ! oo,, T ~,
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M6roli6e Gemtralbabn.

Durd- Il E mad BEN So # n
slttabrt: 8. 20 MrrsenS, unD 2 30
NbenbS.
D~arttcn NceD BUG.
Nbfabrt : 6 nbr Na9mitae8.
Nntunft I So Nnn Mprsens.
0arrt8burs Gccp nj moeat n.
Ib9aus : 8 l1br Nadmittas8.
Qntunft : IL 30 Mtir. Wsitta9s.
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Mencr nftb iuteDtiser 1ahrplan.
Akn@ Baltimore u. ShiO.Nffemboht n,

Gn unc mad benz 10. Stunt 1852 oeh.r ri. osas ~. srto4
Der NC}Baa Sipt6en Baltimore. MbeeItno. Rarfel sbsSr,
uno all n gnntten tes gSeftenS perlGff geIamSre TGnr-gFN
s;saenommen) UNI $40 Rorseng. ~
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H. ~ Rh JAY IVY IR4Hks|
Oer FCCtSngl S'oii6en Baltimore, WbecItno, Rarflsbar1
ano all = srntten reg gSeftenS bsrtdtt Baltimore (@nt-liT
srsaenpntnren) un, $40 Roraere. 49,
@tn Ourd. Accommodation sua fir on,
'erlabt Baltimore UNI 6 lbr JE S"tSB'
Der TreH"-' s sN.ir, bss gpeaenl
,erIdHf 49, -veu68.
,,t1=MccpmtpbattpnS= 3uA
oaIttmUre fur Breberid unb bic Hnawtfaen lie eenbtr
StGst tdeli& I'M a nGr 80 @ftnuten Nadsnfttaas, nit auf
uabne bes SDEntagS, tmo erretNt Irecertd nm u. 40 81.
MtenfS; berIdst bet Der Mfdiebr Hrebertd nm $50 Born
un6 Intat tn BnlttDaUre I'm 9 L.. 80 M. Wttta9San.
Der @atcptf8z W1tn8< Ncccmppotlpn8s 2ua
eebt tdelt@ NIT Musnatme bts SCuntneS tte fulat.
gerIdet Contamination I'm go II. els 8cruiitt. tmb IN
1 AS unb 800 ga&u.
@un euteptt's @iGs I'M TAO ii. II. 90 geUrstas, unb IN
8 .15 unb 9, 20 Ga1m.
Ha6 Wafhtngtcn utb benz Suben
gete1 BITE 8nee nm 430 rrb 7,40 u. 10 II. 8Urn4IttasA. (Dwi
nm $50 unb $40 NaGnatttGas.
Vim Srnnto Inn &, 80 une 40 NsUraens.
Bon Wafbinatpn
i'm 500 nth TAO IL. IL Il. g~Ormtttaas unD 8, 80 rno so
Wc6n, Ans Gpnntdg nur NnGnittaes mt $50
Der brittle raS FINITE Bug Spr Baltimore unD Der spett
uno p1erte Bug bon gp0fGtnerDn baltert an 6en QSessS tatirrer
Der trttte unb finite 1r9 ben Baltimore rnb ~geaibir9tol
tset anti per Nnnaprlts B0bn IN 0erbtncung.
M&S- sDe8en 1tfetS, Mrsfnnft, 4ntrt u. /. ~. seoSe MOI
20 On j.. 4. &ngtenb, E9ent an Der EtGet-EFiCt
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