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LETTRR FRO batteries being
Special CorrespOndence& 1 st lively rsis,

MARIETTA, Mott4 ino1 81
A gloom has been csa shAnssd, and there H'godsy
by the death Of Lieut. iHg day since ws ls news
of Which has doubtless sthis. The cir
cumsauces attic ndlng BID - rs related to me BY
eyewitness are as followsS@s eps
Bates division has been sta!los for some days op
Pine mountain, which is some diss5gee in adyanee Of
tie main lne and Is the key the position occupied by
troops. For several days the enemy have been
planting batteries in front of the mountain and yeser
day evening they began shelllng our troops Tbs
HOminR, abOui.l O'Clock, Gems Johns on Polk and
Hsrdse rode up the summit and diameunied for Il
purpose Of making observations They we're discover
ed By The enemy who immediately opens upon them
with parrot battery, the third shot from hrsench
ried sun passing very Gems job nston and Hsr-
dee, struck Gen Polk the right arm AID passed
through his body, segsring the spiaa column ana al
most tearing OF both arms He fell backwards and ex.
pirsd Immediately.
His loss viii be severely felt BY The army, to whom he
has been so long and well known model soldier and
Christian, his many virtues had sndeered him to the
people Of the Soutb and foremost In the thekes Of the
fight his venerable and manly form was ever seen with
hIs gray hairs floating upon the wind like the Bishop Of
ErcildOun, urging fOrSsrd the men he loved to dive
back the hated foe and when the history OF this ruthless
war Is written name will sbns brighter upon its
pages than that Of the martyr general aud priest Leon
dss Polk.
His body was brought here this afternoon and will be
sent forward to Ashvnle, n. c., tonight.
The command Of his corps dsvolvss upon BIsjOr Gen
LOring brave and skllful officer.
There has been but Little firing on either sids the enc
my being engaged in diisbiug Their works are verv
formidable, aud In many places four and five osa deep
The roads are drying considerably, and one or two
days sunshine viii make them pAssabIe for artillery
It is generally believed that Sherman has grown tired
Of the hsnkiDs process and trastns to heavy balsal
ions VIII attack US hsrs ss soon az he can move bis
artillery and complete his works SPECIAL.
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Terras nf AdYerfisinr

SQ advertisements VII Be charged three collars per
EqusrS for he nrzs nsertlon-snd two doBsrs and
kElf so5 sseh subsequent insertion
Los Roiiess Wis % charged Al khs rsss o. Efts cts
PsE ifsys.
a public interest, charged other advertisements
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Ihs highest market pncs. either in money
OF subscription, viii be paid for clean cetton
or linen rsgs, white OF coloEed, delivered 81 the
APPEAL coansing-TOOm, Atlanta.
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This portion Of the POps's aliocutlon A. She recent.
oonssOry relative Poland alleged to be as follows:
'The blood Of the aud anoe,nt cries aioad be-
fore the throne Of the Almighty fol. vs1Geance upon
those BY whom Il is shed. And do not see In our
tpae Innocent blood shed IN Catholic country In TN
fortunate Poland whare she Ogtholic faith for
which he holy FdeI gAvp bis life n % srnely PeFss
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We have made SONS references to runors Of raid
on Augusts, and give below letter from Gel Rains
commander Of the post advising the public Of the m
formation in his possession Of The contemplated rsis
for the destruction of the city aud the government
works there located
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etar,linE nereIa.nrn,..


From tie Albany KnIekerboeker-l
Du1ing the past few months, several respects
BE you1g girls Of our cisy, ss wen ss 0thsrs ia
sde western psfs Of Ito State, have mystariou5iy
dissDpaaTsd from their homes, and no trscs
eonl1 possibly be ssesrtaiusd Of their where
abouts, notwithstanding ths most dihgsut search
was made foF them. Recently, however, some
starting developments hsvs come to hghi
through sas arrest Of q young girl nsmsd Jsn-
Eje Thompson, at U5iCas who EGs Rtared IN male
habihmeat8, aBd went UndoT the assHElad EArne
of James Thompson Upon searching her some
enoTnOusly rasoally documents were found,
making startling TegelstiOas. There was 8 man-
uscript copy OF what puFp0rted 80 ba the con
ssit1tiou snd bylaws Of tho 90 Knights of iha
Secret Circle" In this doeunens ihs objects q
The Circle srs said to be 20 kidnap and seEd =
New York city houses Of prostitution EouRg aud
virtuoas gifls. Il is sud thss. at.sr b5ing KID
raped, drug is TO be administered % thasa,
and tksir action aGd5r is influence viii Gaisr-
nsins whether or not siey are yirtaoGs- Il net,
they are 70 DO released. We saay say here sifSs
there Is ~ drug which VIII d5ssImine snS soeR
question Tue iaEnusafspt e sigsed y y,,9-si s..-
| ty-fcus ps-soas, members q the oee4es Clele-
mis- s one os ihs Iae5s dazaza5 bic ofss-i 4siohs
1 eFsr conc sisei by Hicl-sd minds
~ Ng. sJsakius'' felis very amusing an
ae8ots of ERgsnie. According % hin, the Eal.
press IS very ]saioss q iA'e q ne S99h-sss q
| Cssiielione, who has recently sdqassd 9 new
/ mode Of dressing her hAiF, BY throwing il bsek
iooseIy, and tying is 5eili8t win eoiorsde, siS
b0ns, The aals hanging down in Ouzts- E2R
n;e bsvi7g rasde dnigsas search, ps32ss -.
istls feminine skye terrier, viii $50. -
t-' ~ - .s---.sI1 AFT arranging y in q pre-
i L.aA ensSiiiar iesbisn 70 sbss Of s1e tair eoun-
eAs53 turned the animal loose in hoT husbands
/ lisIsry-theEeby, it IS suggested, eaillng the
/ la7T an odicOs name hy imphesfion. Iha In
peror was indigosat theyeat, aud rigns roy q
row ensRed IN consequences.
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~ The Louisville JOuySaI says that 1t win
take one thousand years for Gov. Brsmlslte to
raise ten thousand men for Lincoln in Ksr-
lucky.
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I TELEGRAPHIC.
- q - - -

tess1 secorci1s 70 Het 0f Gocg-Es 10 saa year lss
~ y s. faRAsHzf., ia tha C.ers Office u fhs d.
tfes SouIt Of lhe or5defsts States f7r ths North
er1 Disiriet Of Georgia
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Si9ziaF ais pdlzs Of tse Old IssEs Of Cozjcaerais
Money sb5s Diss8Ezsd a- tts hsss gs1as Of CoRfeds
rae Money, az fss Rass Of Tree Dollars IN Ois lssHe
lor LIos D9IaTs b NsD lssas. from 50 b $500:
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ET England seems 70 fancy she can keep
the peace 10 Europe hs cause no one else =Gnta
70 have it.
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J H. WILLIS,
ROTTCE.

77th District, State Of Georgia
Ofss On Alabama street. Once h0urs from 10 u A
and from 70 8 p iu3 2H
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NOTICE.
EtSWab Manufacturing aud Mining
COmpAHy,

fF1HE Etowah Manufacturing End ESining Company,
4 Of EiOuah, Georgia kaTs opened an oe1ee tempo
IBTlY IA the building iursry occupied by the sFsuey
Of he Sank f Savannah EacOn, Georgia f0r lie
paTposs OF closing up Their old business
III persons ildebfsd to said company or having
clans e sist H. are requested 10 cal Ead sstts a5
esriy - prsciicab,e. S. y. TOBBY,
iul0 ir Eeerstsry z.ld g-rass1-er
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a.4KSzeO ~ TEE.v
Hoop Iron BaBsis--Patented--
substitute for Rope iH
FxaltslR GoIIOEl

Oozts less-sz pus o. fasterAe .le eais s'ysaiy 70
twenty i've per esat s4sslsT sEan rope and via nos
rot Ra,usssd 90 any Of bales Is gaiskiy ~ rope
PAINTED aao put up Ia shs noN eSavenisnt packages
FOR ,rsusporttoa The rsluiiVe bulk beng nsoh iess
than thst Of rope
A suoUlg sl4sa5s OF hzn5 FOR which orders Tor any
s-ntlIv III be ruElpty hlisG shG farther Informs
O. h THORBuR6,
FrIos IN Berninfa Wilmington n. O., O.
8 ets per Id W. T.GAmESELl.,
nple On S. Georges, Bermuda
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JUNE Is, 1864.

y her dlseovessrs .riValsa 3
Is ns.sa 9 valuable & 5ai lssl,h,Ii kssP sIss
". = be Propheis tlreais tos. @
m for s powerful sovsrsss wh s "a Sosin SSiI'
RE qus ibo9ab bs bsls9 sls9 os.s1s a to o style
~ elass s = oI IsRforgets a. that the Justice q VIII
= Ssbef nation with savage cruelty he has
stocks We1s - impious Of sxsrniinaoQ The
prsvious ecsai in Psnd Ead OF Introducing hsrey
rs ana BY force The priests Of ths Csth6
seldom sua heSs eopsempss lem 'a q s ss h.s. some
fully eo1A e tIhmenis Happy they esntrivs
iaSdom fer lss ezsae through ihs sbe1cs of & Z 80
hs hone ptaous ruler has sssaHod ed bower
ssighof ~ oegorsni Of Christ even POSSES
= docss bsushsd iI him 'ssS'ssSs sSS ssSs
nsrae a. le basement ne has dared to relieve lin
s. zportstionssn "a lYe had ehtrus ed to him.
same ye Express indignation against such ae It
- iss4s iss1ss t, Ssw 20 encourage European revocation.
- ~ and the legitimate right Of s5 o ss = a
J, s4sreh lspsndenes and the welfare religion II Ne
religion fuidl sacred duty ofear eopseep SS
ans, nj, have therefore, communicated 10 you tbe 7rui
-, news have received from that unhappy oouasy fer
cavalry which
first confer our Apostolic blessing upon those who ibis
he cam day prsyor Poland Ls ali pray that country"
The Russian Charge dAfaigos having asked tie Pom
country es government for explanation aocutou
lately delivered by the Pope Cardinal Ansonsli de-
aud sS ope @ s Sso sSs y & o. sReaSHg 3 ne Pope
n tue Of MOnssnor Feinsk, but he Taa a ressi
not for lous subject hayag invited the Czar
The Unta CastOlica gives The following as The alaeu
4 Fort ton addressed by the Pope Emperor snd EN-
ksmau press OF Mexico IN the lapel OF the Vatican, before
giving them Communion
~ Behold the Lamb Of God, who taketh away the sins
ID show Of the world Il through HIM that kings reign aud
PULL prnees Fu.e Il is through Him that Legislators sds1it
60. ashs i5d Ys it Is from linn that al power
mes-frcm Hia TO whom all power Ia heaven and IN
esrth has been given In His recommend to
1776 gsg s R9P1 oB Of the Gah Who have
pie ard they must be satisfied, but greater more
sacred the rights OF the church. the spos spouse
tory of tst no. hood lIib @ = % a. ~ = y @ WIN aS olo9a1
Of therefore respect be rights Of he people and Of he
church, and will thus labor tor the temporal s1iri;
,sl us welfare Of your subjects May this Jesus whom
Greene 49, - - -, NJ - - N"s ~ Ills FlSaI
rvening mercy - s-' 'O1 Ni s " N s0'-Aes o. ID"
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~ The Savannah Nsl5s slstes that the re-
mains Of Csptsin W H. GlAdding, who died at
Hilton Head, June och, 1868. while prisoner
Of war, were received by Gag Of truce at POGO
saligo on Thursday morning last, under an es
eort Of msmbers of the Masonic fraternity The
body snived in Savannah on the same evening,
and Friday afternoon the funeral took place
from bis late residence, corner of MHcOn and
Whitaker streets. The Neps learns that the re,
mains Of Capt Gladding were preserved by the
Masonic fraternity at Hilton Head in metallic
csse. end that they we're disinttrTsd and sent TO
his family in proper manner. This action on
The payt Of the Mssona in the Yankee army, is a
touching illustration cf the humane principles
which eharaeiarizs lie Masonic b7othsrhood,
snd which are prseaesd by them even amid the
bsTeariiss Of war.
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n Tie Savannah Ns'0s says that a few days
since a while msa and 8 negro, naHied Jhu,
while Gshiag neaE -THEner's rock, in ST. Augus-
tins creek, were captured BY party Of Yankees.
They were held prisoners several days and
strictly questioned in relation 10 matters in the
city. Jim informed his eapiOrs that be was
frse, and after refusiIg TO 90 with their newly
made friends, both were released, when they re-
turned 70 the city.
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moved
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ilonmodore Al r. KaUry, G. s. HAT1
nrFs SIR. Tts enclosed tAbisss conpiied enlshg
.oD me bosr 4 srsde rstaras laoz ihe course Of sAs
ysisb cotton .rsds for the last six years The peroe
sg,,s cessation Of the ecmmsresl panic Of lss4
- ursduetion conmsnssd, and ends with 50
.,os. ~ iast vear. Thus furnishing, - sia1ee n
bi.,ory Of the cotton imports, experts
ss,s. sor home consumption for - sAres seAssa
,.r,or sn tho brse seasons suhssquent 70 me ssee
~, - ,hs sossaern States from the Federal Union
~ i;ssvs. exhibiting the increase Ia ths stocks
.,,,on md cotton goods during tho Arss eiFiaon' ~
s....s. daring he second division Of the time
I,,v.., is,portstIons Of raw cotton took place
,sf b.u $50 gss 752 pounds were Imported q g
f as 75s $50 and the smallest receipts were IN ls'
-. s9a e7a 9pe oornds cannsso- hand, valued st -
eoaoss Tse quantity in 1853 wss 66s ,5s5 Si Psuns
- s,s 977 e53. The expectations q rau eostoH
1seo we're go 4ss go pounds for Is9i ssi5spt Al
,ounss for 1852, 7ls.s25 pcaafse ferest and ana
elI SO ss2 pounds-tbe raj onsoorFse, letter He :
with importations being vary "a tEssthan tIs as.tI
inq sr9perties or ret weish she army Of Fsunease
ming that remHinsa in ths pltes with bis sword.
faetaring purposes wss, g liwriting There are bu
In 1863 only scsrs in any age he Is Of them, an
extra loss Ia seAmsrcan continent Why not make
for tbs azatI1der in-chlef Of cavalryf Wnhou. TIL
yard Of goodies bis talents, to great extent ASST
Fbo1sh ts OsitiOu, and send him TO Gen JolinstoRs
dsv a equal to reinforcement Of ten thOasa,
! i,5.nsvs The writer is for the country and the
8, The cir or against men
ma bv an The deeds Of this gallant officer are
Donelson Shiloh, NurSeesbOrO PerryvHIe
no d.v. q, ga Fort Pillow, Rome, Ok3lona and I'll
adyanrs of many others prove his capacity and a5Ili
-, -. him equal TO any emergsnsE. vOx
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BELL, MOORE & CO.,

GIfEsE. III Daa q a1as = y y y
. NJ vghosesaie GsAlsIs n sli slslal of fRODUOE,
"A hArseliA street, tsnias Ga
ssr1os sttontion paid 70 eeEsgunienis q csazy De
Eefloa ana IrEalsLlcts promptly nia1s. o4aefE 70
-vsetiliiy seiIeii, nd careiah5 haee AZ ~.
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DRATH or Gar. re

"
Special Correspondence Memphis APpes
Is LIEE, NEAR NAERTTK |
Our army is in mourning. All heag7A |
weeping the death Of that crest, gooss |
Christian. the christian soldier, Lie
L onidsa Polk.
Yesterday shout noon, Gensrzis. bieh
Hsrdee were In the works at y, ana +,
enemy's position, which was ir I'd we're
observing the unusual sssemlf No rem
csznonads upon the point whers suntiet
At the tlird shot, General Polk "
side by a three inch psrrots shell e ground
his body, killing him instantly Z Few wAo
HEADQUARTERS wounded
In the etouaa Tor
General Field Orders, No. q Of Ne
Comrades You are called 70 .
your Oldest companion In al, s.oss uh5
Polk. fell to-day at the outpo& q shoussad
he raised and omInanded-Inf ared and
Ehsrsd-to all of whose victories - ia q
In this distinguishsd lesder, yEsoui tbs
courteous of gentlemen, the md ssbam and
The Christian. patriot, solSi,s lin .for<he
died In vain. His example Slain point o.
rests with you. J. ID
Official; KMLOcH FALoE Ard upon th'
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CH.as. II. SMITH,
sRtfOra1ev and Counselor,

tAs
A sSOCIATED with Col J. W. Il UEDERW GOD
~ Jfies over EdHErdy's store, On Whitehsl stgest
by fs adE correspondents viii please Eddress nj
E lhis place. care Of q. ". Jones.
Iaz lsts @. Il SMITH
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manufacturing country BE
"a By her diseovessrs rivais.
Ynssa Insssa - vsluabie I
sr ezquisItsly Ere GOTTEN slo
ears for Ourrsssy. Yet, no
claim for lGsaIse ths pesli J
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The FLORENCE EEOTEL,
Selma, Ala.
DROPRETORs-
I J. 9 SAINT,
Of Memphis, Tennessee.
DR. 2 J. MCKINNEY,
my2O In Of BoWipE Grssn, Ky.
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DAYID
D. EAmPlkRE.E.

DAVAD e.. CAMP BELL,
Formerly Campbell 81 Bennett.l
General Commission Merchant,
No. 53 Moth Water Street,
ius-3m Mobile. Ala.
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PURLKsHED
Terms of SuIscrFDGfOn.

'-~ - sts-~t- - Sss9-AtoA-i - Se~ra- -'--N1 el
% addressed.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1864-11-12
fta q = pun 'EIf 4ttItIl III
Written for the Montana Post :, a,
n For ,Annie's Album. f-,

oh, yes, will write you a line, Miss, -
bgie and nothing would please me SO well;T
ii But how would you have me design this
s-1 oYoar smiles and your blashes will tell. IN
Whatever say is not haartlesss..' iI'Nt ,5 '5
ri \ generally speak as ], feel .,5r,,.g
I'll write word that is artless, g. ,,-,i,,ag
-rr There's nothing wish to conceal. ar
A stranger would say that your beauty 52,l- ~
--.., To him is not pleasing at all; ''.',,''
But acquaintance would think it duty,
~ a. To say that his ideas are small. +, H.,
I" To meet you but once is pleasure. ii'5 ~
,,I TO leave you is falling in love; ''' o.
:, The clasp of your hand is treasure,
And q wish to meet you ab9He. r,na, al
To'sleep is to dream Of being ."n"'
Too pleasing to bid it adieu; ,,'' 'it2T i'&
And waking to memory and seeing, -
N Is but to acknowledge it's you. ,...,...-,,
And you're unconscious Of making ''7'
20 Such love in the friendship you show,
Too moral toxhink Of for,aking,, @.''.,'l u.
-. orslightins q captive beau, 80, ~ - q
Then never encourage lover, 8" hrE
Unless such you would wish him to be: NJ
Be sure that his heart you discover ,.
,f Not quite 50 enchan.ing,to see. , . r.
uu !,.fH -i.-||| "a. .ggI alt i-iy SHABIhY.,
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er's and Young's divisions of South Caro-
lima and. Georgia troops, with = part of Will
cox's brigade. Our left wing gained about
Is miles of country to-day, and is now in
position to attack the enemy 'sworks ON the
tanks.
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of forging soldiers votes, has made a full
confession He admits the forging of a
large number, and gives the names Of par
ties who assisted him. D Several prominent
persons are, said to be implicated, but their
names are not given. 70 ,,,- -, ..,,J.,cJT
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LATEST BF TELEGRAPH.

.h"iT'I = j"A New York, Oct 26.F
Tho POSTS special says it is rum ored tha
Mosby's gang made arraid on Msrtinsburg
a.. last night, capturing Gen. Duffe and
staff. -
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Mrs. Breckenridge, mother OF the NsbsS
Gen. Breckenridge, died at Baltimore OH
the Sth, at tue house Of the Rev. Nj. Hai-
lcck, her scn- -in-lau. e,.,t s...s H..
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lTTTTIITTT7I
BUSINESS CARDS.

. J. L'RoR&cos W--.;sao1ruT .grgszlE
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r. tndi alas hgtnE Louisville, Oct. 9th.
y! Forrest il reported to be threatening Pa
ducah with d large force. Our, military
circles are On the alert for its Defence
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r - "a SaEaraa ,z.f-v0 Sgrr7ssttg Z
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Tu6; BON ba iubIi1 patdnel nit $pnibntftroGe itn5eiaps-
itebenunbspauSis uub brei bierte( GuS Bis our RSrelt1en
9inie ron Got $40. l1St abSei9Gst fir Bntrif Slgnn
rpu IA pfIiG an beiGster nSlbIi6en &irie a6tSFg VnB o'
Seltedptra6e, llub bon ba nGrtIid, an Der 0Sefleue pon
9oatbaptrose uHseiGbr iicEenunbjipau3ig lnp oret U'eFt'
6us Bis gum @nIanaspnrfte. Iiest fTr San1eS Seendn
$3.50 1875
gps. 1855, 1876 uab 1877 - 9egiuAcub fir Sdhslbe an
ser iIepet Ode bon Splioap unS B~aiPttFafe poH IA
IiSliH an Der g5eftieite Bon ScutpaoftaBe nnSeIopr put&
nnbfiinf;ia Eus Bis eur n~TrtIidben 9inie RON Not No. 1874,
obseI6Stt fir Sames SBiIicn bon b0 refi'b an eela9ter
~nSrhIiten Qiuie uueefG6r ie@Sunbfeb3ig Uls bis 81 elmer
bort ~geIeeenen Mlep Bon ea nprcttp an Ger Stnelte be
Iaster 4Gep neuuutb ;panSis unh euien pdlben SuB; BON
ba ShIi& Sar1ueI nit Satbftraee stpetunbfrelBtg une hret
eiertel SUI ron ca nSreIt& parallel nit 6ouieapfiraGe
uHsefG3r Sierunt5rausiS unb eincn halben SUIT bis Bath
itrase, uno bon ba Sitlit an Ter Sitbieite bon SatbftraBe
~nuseF1Fr ereiunbpiersiS Mnb eiueu piertel 6nB bis 3umWn-
fanesplinfte. MIlest fir 8. @cpnau 1926
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Bon 9oGtoabtraBe, unSefGbr aGit9 une eiren palben jug
nSrhlib bon Der nclfmeft @de BON Bath ltn> Sonibay=
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