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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-26
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of fDelaware." .a
(ORiotNAL MILL CREsK, ac.

State of Delaware" .H
(ORiatNAL Mill CRsBK, dc)
THIS Company continues offer 10 the people Of DeA
ware ta superior advantages Of against loss
BY IRE on all descriptions Of property except AArins
Tho Instituton is commended BY 90 years expert
enee In and attention to the sabjee e Mutual
(heing the FIRST to introduce the principle into our sA
by reason OF which, It a believed the ManAgers nave
sesn enabled 50 to adjust and between me
snip among the most equitable In character Of the nuef
Ous Insurance VompAnlss presented 70 .ns pS9lo
been prompt and LIBERAL that in % years business and
losses reaehing over SuOOOO not single case Of ltga
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
amount Of Its risks II has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring too
great an amount In single risk offering unht OBJ
Jects o. Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner 1t Is cunceivsd II has this safest and
most select st OF In proportion to the amount
over Six Mlliona Of Dollars, of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this, has not only reduced tho
insurance, at all times moderate, pne-siXth during the
last two years but 1t presents clear surplus fund
$sooOo AZ security against any the Deposit
the balances due to each member being issued will
De paying interest to them from January 1882 At the
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1859 with te, protection to
the community in Deposit Ngles Of s2S00OO
Surplus Fund $4,000
Total protection, s3OOOOO
the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware aud as such
Presdent--JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and Treasurer-ROBsRr hcCABR, NJ. d.
DIRECTORS:
kli Wilson, Drandywlne Hd; Ianies Deapain Christi
Hd; james Webb, Samuel Barr, n. G. stotsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Ill.,; Robert MeCabe, MIL
Greek Hdi John Williamson, White Clay Creek lid
George Janyer, New Castle Hd Curtis D. Ellison, Pen
eader Hdi John .. CLARK, Red Lion Hd.; WIN. Temple
smyrna James Y Burnham, S. Georges Hdi Charles
CHARLES Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENTSAs we'll for receiving applications for lnsur.
anee dues Of members; -
Ell Wilson, BrandyWlns Hd Robert McCabe, MIL
Jrsek hd.i James DelAplan, ChristiAna HID; John r.
Williamson, white Clay Creek HID; Curtis b. Ellison,
penceder Hd Red Lion, St. Georges and Approximately
Hundreds Joseph G. GrHith, Smyrna; James Crippen
New ceste Hdi Charles 7. Fleming Milford. Charles
Tunnell Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover.
communications on general business addressed 10 tht
ion. ~
az ROBERT MoeABK NJ D.. Secretary.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

Simon's saloon, where Il ill events they were
found shortly after and we're induced to give
uP the money, but we're subsequently, ar.
rested. taken before the Mayor, and ater .
patient hearing Of the balaace Of That day
and evening and Z portion Of the sa,lox,ng
day, were recognized to appear before tbs
district court Of Wapello county in the aun
Of $500 eash, failing to give which they we're
committed E 3. Stiha fhr prosecution,
Hendershott and CASTOR lnr defense. e
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

/
{ fAt the meeting on Monday, evening, the
Mayor and all ths. members were present.
The bond " n. B. Jones' Marshal, was
objected to. and further time given Mr..
JOKES to ooaiorm 1t to the views Of the oh.
jectors. tr.i.1
CtArles Lswrenoc, Treasurer. and r. s
Denny and Geo. M. " Niltfnn.. Assessors. pre-.
sented their official bonds. which were ap.
proved and the parties sworn in. i, ~
Aid. Stiles called up his matioa made at
the previous meeting q app,int in confor.
nifty with custom. H, B. Jones, Marshal, the
Street Commissioner Of the city.
A motion was made and, carried to vote
on the resolution by ballot, which was
adopted. .-s,..... a.a
While the ballots we're being prepared.
Aid. Temple suggested that Mr.. J,nes or
somebody else could be voted for.
The result proved that somebody else was
voted for. Mr. Jones receiving votes and
Mr. John Danihy votes. NJ. D was Dc
clared elected. .pi a,s staa tlse'7g
Aid. Stiles moved 70 reconsider. Lost 3
for, TO Z against. o,..s... -. t,sl
A spicy debate now sprung up. Recorder
CASTOR stated that he hoped Mr. DANNY
would do his duty now that lie was elected;
that he had been very derelict of his duty
the. past year in not collecting large
amount Of taxes that he might and ought to
have collected. SIS ,ts- zs
+ Aid. Temple defended Mr. Danihy Aid.
Stiles thought these DISCUSSION. and these
developments touching the qualifications Of
M. Danihy would have been more appro-
pirate before his election. as -
Robert Burke, Recorder elect. presented
bis resignation, rendered necessary BY his
going into the military. service of his coun
try. Mr. CASTOR holds over. -. #,.a
The Marshal was directed to procure
chairs and lamps for the council. 5 HE
. About ~ o'clock adjourned to meet next
Mohdas. &c vrning.
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sHERIEE,s SALE.

By virtue OF an EXECUTION to ns dir setsA, assaed
BY the Clerk OF the District Court No County
state of ioys, have ieyied upon and wiit expose
TO public s'le ct the front door ofthe Court Hease
IL said Cousty the folio Wiag jescribed properly TO-
Out Lots No. thirty four l8al forty I9pl
county, Iowa. '' ~. ~ go - !
saidsaie win take place on the leth day Of June,
lSos, between ths hOurs Of o'clock a. n. aud
O'Clock r u, commencing At 10 o'clsck A. ~. The
said properly having Be en- taken aa the suit n
n o. Crsamer vs. wm. B. Street, 70 satisfy ssid q
scuticn Tor Sf0 SSiO0 dollars interest and costs
ns:ias 06ee. ostsasa /, lows, May I7th. 1854
o-l6-9w - O. Z. nxnAN ahsviR A-
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

PaoFRssloNA direct atten.
,tion to the, cardot DR.. s. r. NJ itchell,
M. D., in this number the paper
Dr.. II. has been sin'the military SER
vice two years, and comes to us 9th
erwile " ell recommended. We wiah
him success. a.t 4
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

1 GHE+W ExrHEE, PLAHrisa, &c
We. have had one week of zeal spring
iwieatbere Fires have been. dispensed
with, and summer clothing has come
into requ;sition. Iowa looks herself
again. Very little planting, however,
has been done as yet. owing to the
late rains bnt Farmers are busy at
work, and, Will, continuance Of the
present favorable weather, the crops
will soon be in.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

J IN The County Ceart, Jane Term. isS4. y ,GI3ef
70 sehn Grlggs, David Grirss, HosasIo Grisss. Ass
Hctsops Wm. p. y. 0riegS, Eaton 0ffggs, wssh.
: ingtoa Grlgss, Matthew dreys, Asrt drisss, VIII
Ham Grigp. Ann GriEes, eussn Lynch and 49,
Lynch. lse husbsnd of said SUSAN and Ill the heirs
Of Seth Griggs. late OF Wapelio county dsssased .
are hereby notified that there Il now on Ale IN sIc
once o. the Onnnty Judge Of said cosney 70 BE hsa
ensthe drst Monday os Jane. tssss = ii o'sIosk Al
In said Court, the petitisn a noratio 1rigss a
the admInstsstor Of said estate asknf for tie sae
o. Lot No. In Block No. Z. In the town ef Agency
Gty, 70 pay the indebtedness Of said estass. Aud
uniess yeu sppear nt:my once ~ the slms above
named and make defense thereto, the prayer ofsald
petition w!sl be grsntsd and said real estate selso
pay the debts Of said estate. ~ - "a $50 Tls- ICES
= BJaHAM. County Judge.
Publish four weeks In Weekly 0ttumws Cocslvr
April ~ lse44w 7. BIGHAM, County Judge
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19
! LsGAL NOTICE.

State Of fowss wapello censty. sHsil ha533e 5ki
Pss'ilon for Dover, In the csaaty cesrA ,,s
Margaret Wilson, plaintiff, " .,.,s.. ,,4.,
'eimmeon Wilson. Barrett WIison, EIsy WIlsenI
Charles -Wilssa, Hsssy o. wilson. ira wIISon. Tuey
Wilson. RoxannA Skinner. william skssssr. Do.
To said defendants yop and each ~ you are here.
by noiided that there % pov,eu Ole IN ths eaeS 81
The County Judge Of said ths petition VI seld
plsintiG., Narssres Wilson. claimng dover as the
wdnw Of David wilson, late or ssid coanty, decess,
ed n the lsnds owed by ssid ilson q the time
Ut his dsease to wissf the oaethird IL taaus In FEE
simple Of = n NV 4, sse %. "a, r Il ". Also
d! Htec i8, fm Nhl4W. Apd asking II
seid pession that the came BE- admesspr<d and seat
he heard By the County Court st the June Term there
Of le6a, ~ odice In cttumwa, when and where you
.ean appear aud make defense thereto
"a 7. BlGHAN, County judge.
/, Publish fosr weeks ip w, ekly Ottumwa Courier.
April n, lsssIv '..s''
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

SPEAKING ON SAruRDAy.-The ,naeeting
on Front street on Saturday to promote en-
iistme,,ts was ably addressed by 6. H. Stiles.
esq Judge Farley, A. Slutz esq. the latter
an attorney who has recently taken up his
residencs among us. The meeting evidently
had good effect. IN .ea5E
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

7 .THs HtPPoPorAxUs- GoarsS The cele-
bfs,ed combination AZ shows. of g. F. Bay-
lev L Go. consisting-of eircds, menaserie.
perffHfming elephants and the famous 81
ganiic wot.der Q: ths the age, the "Behs-
moth" If the scriptures. or Hppop otamns,
will visit Ottumwa % Wednesday May 25th,
and give TIVE performances, at Q and z p.
IN. They visit Blakesburg the day pre-
ccediug, the "a. 5s
Their exhibition, We see. is highly er
toIied by the press where they have per.
formed. as being an 1t profssses to be, aud
a. such is commended to the notice OF our
seaders. see advertisement. .slssa sas
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19
LEGAL NOTICE,

State OF io~a, Wspsllo county.
a In The cessty Court q said Ceualy. = : ~
Estate Of John Diser, deed.
Nathaniel Bell Adm'Y Of said estate piaisti4 %
Fnuhsa 1ser, Joha bssr sed Oliver tser. defsnA.A.
pstlstoa 70 cell laud.
r. said dsfeudents--.You are hsrehy .potiaed thai
there 10 nov on ale ts ny s0es the pesision Of NJ
ne shs admtnssrasor Of saia estate. setting f0rsA
that the pssssnsl property % sald dscsssed e Ia
70 pay the Indebtedness Of said estste ana
ssk a eIaer for II: sale Of ahess twenty scrss q
Sec No. 10 n township - Of Il vest descrIS "A
By metes and esunds In said pesittoa and the sans
set for hearing IN said County Court on ths arss
Monday In June, 1854, ~ 10 O'Clock A, M vhen an1
where yce nay appear end show cuuss Why ne pr1 ~
sr cf said petition shoBld not hs granted and ssd
lane seld - psy 81 che liabilities g ssiA esss3e
J. 1l0MAN. ysdes o. said CeurA
PuhlisA essv vsshs - tAs wsekly Oss1Dvs 0sss4s.
v Dl04AN. cessAy NJ.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

GIGEL HALL-This institution has
~ been clessd 10 sonsseusneS OF John zsislsr's
removal 70 bdstington. Whoever nov Wishss 10 -
John Zvtsles viii dad him at the 81 s. ! :
"PEoPLE's GARDEN"
opposite Hendrieas Boup9sy near the Railroad Ne.
pot, Burlington. Whsp yop visit Burlington call ana
sss John. Heis p!sasAniy situatsd, has Ten Pip
csHsn sa' ffsF q fY f2sss.s r osy. .1eA
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

That odd looking machine which
made it's appearance on our streets
Yesterday, was not torpedo as was
as.arst supposed, but machine which
lseter Ballingall has fixed to sprinkle
Front Street with. ,s99ir.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

20. y s---.-A----- -------------- Ff-f
PoGIcs CouEr His Homer. NJ McFarlin,
Mayor. presiding Nay 18th and 18th. ~
E. u Johnson and Joha Williams were ar
raigsed on the charge Of conspiracy to
cheat James Abel ost Of his money. 20,
Abel 4 nsn somewhat advanced in, life
and frsn the country. He cams to town on
business. and having leisure nonsat was
taking I walk along ne railroad track, in
front Of the Csyanah House, near the Depot.
He was accosted by very sffsble and polite
gentleman, and iayitsd 70. step in-anl get q
drink. IN invitstios which he accepted. -
While the drink WAS bsiag discussed. an
addition WAS made to the party in the shape
of another very gsntlesnanly snd stvlisa.
docking individual, vhassupcn our friend
Abers entertainer drew out pack of cards
and professed to determine srorn marks il
the palms Of thsir hands and the cards, the
ages respectively u Abel and the new conner,
. feat which they both expressed the opin
ion that he could not do. fIs could also do
sundvy ether things with cards such as tell.
whether party vas married or not, .and.fi
nslly 1oaA bet that he could call particu.
lar card from tho pack drdor fifi :ult and
seeming impossible circumstances Sui.ing
the action 70 tho word the cards were shuf-
fled and duly cut, and the old MN invited
q bet. At this point No. l had occasio n
TO step eut temporarily. whereupon No. .
procssdsd to sxamine the cards and sug.
gestsd Ia : friendly way. to Abel. that they
/ would remove the card bet upon. and tina,
then having . surs thing .e had better bet.
No. | oane,, Asck and offered Ia put up Ia
lhe hpalsSd.s bands : $40 gold p,ecss and
invited 49, u oovsr i, which he did,. and
= invitsion. having surs thing. put up
thirty usose making $50 10 all. Nr. Oass.
pegh the hndlord, wanted to examine the
osnsy to see Il i sas ell right. bnt the card
msa expressed ths opinion that il was On.
tIssly nnosepsssry, and proceeded to the
Astonishmsnt of NJ. Ahel and his honest
tSend no. 2, - das ont, ths IDENTICAL card
0hich was'nt. .there and won the $50. The
Darty then sepssatsd. -As Absl to co,suls Z
hwyg, sni thsi sthev tvo proceeding 10
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

CoLLfHE SoUARE. 1T would be an
excellent idsa to fence, lay out walks,
set ous shrubbery:, and otherwise i'm.
prove the College Sqnare. on which is
to be erected, the present season, one
Of the finest School Houses in.the
State. 1t is impossible TO estimate
the. comfort the present and sncceed
i;nQ generations would derive from it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

Z BRtcf- fps 1aE PusLLc .ScnooL HorsR.-
GRs contrac. for rnpplying. brick for the
RAhfa Esheol I4o6se, To- be built this
season Oh College Hill. has been awarded to
MIJohn fs.or, al e7,oo, per thousand, de.
livery 10 &c made N Ausu:t:' 's5o.eoo to
400, ,0eO is the number estimated to be ne
cessary: u q 4. ssss. .,t,.Fs,,
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19
MARBLE HALL )
Dining and OYSTER SalONu,

UIutmB AMU VyBtET S8lOOU.
]. The uWdersigncd weuld inform the eiti.
zens Of Ottunlwa and the pnblic generally,
that he has removed his Saloon into the
se,nnd story of the Carroll House. (imme.
diately above his former ROOM where he il
better prepared now than heretofore 20 &C
co,nnodate those who may favor him wi.E
q CALL He has also fitted up rooms for
dining, and 10 prepared to furnish GERS
Warm meals at any hour in tho morning
~. or evening. setsag essa
az Fresh 0ystors received daily BY Ex,
press. -. 80
Remember the place, Marble Hall. Carroll
House building, second story.
Dec. 8. 1868 VIM. A. M0LL.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

i Two Companies M;thev First Iowa Verer'
an Cavalry arrived here on the. Monday
sxeniug Keokuk train, Lieut.. Col. Oa'd
well, Of this place, was not with them. hav
ing proceeded on to ,Davenpors to report.
Few Of this Regiment have been home
s,ssee shey ..lsft u y nsagiy three years ago
We wish them plssshf yislt..
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

"A GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Debility ID.
competency, Premature Decay and Yoashfal Error
actuated by desire TO benefit Others will be happy
to furnish to all Who need IL (ree OF charge) the re
cipe and directions for making the simple Remedy
usedin his case. Those Wishing to profit by his ex.
perienoe-and possess Valuable Rsmedy-will
by addressing isf JOHN b. OGDEN.
No 90 NAss 40 Srxsxr. Nsw-Yoax,
Eay ~. ss6l3m,
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

]. Tax DIsTRIoT Coukr in and for
ehis County. convenes on the Both day
Of Ibis month, one week from next
! M6nday.... !: ,.,s !. .,y7<.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19
McM NDZIcES.

= ~ l. O. O. f. - The regular
meetings Of Otumwa Lodge, Ne. 3 10. o
r.. are held On Tuesday evening, at
o'clock Visiting brothers are invited 10 stte nd
Room on corner Of Front and Market streets.
+. w. SAITH, Secy. T.J. DOUGLASS, n. G.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19
CLAIM AGENCY.

Soldiers, and the widows and heirs Of soldiers are
notified thstI am acting . licensed claim agent,
for pi occurring Pensions, Bounties. Back Pay and eli
other Just cia ms against the Goverpment. 81 sgfs
Charges modera4 e, and nothing unless claims are
allowed. kx 80 EDWARD II. STILES.
I-l6-n Once opposite Ottumwa House,
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19
Local and Miscellaneous

From considerations. Of health the Rev.
Nr Clifford has concluded 70 resign the rec
torship Of the Episcopal Church in this
PLACES and b.. wilk pr.scn his closing se'-
mons next Sunday (May 92d) in the Hall
At M.A.;;M. and 4 P.,M.. :.
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Ar.sesas@sGDesAsssss q Mesls.
QTTVMwA, IOWA,

AsyleAl s~aGDssArsase q Mails.
QTTVMWA, IOWA,
pAsyIlN NAIL.
VA q ~. 2, h,sh.s-e~ywS
AsySes rAsay-9sGaA1s .sxesptsa-st ~ .. =.
ssA 7!sAp. .. LsavG q Ms .. n, and $N I. =.
Tias haitian hour faster thAR eoNmhp. NsilSleses
eMe AaHe Asfsrs the tvpip teNyes.
@a0 r sQprRkak AxlA (kvstssl
WA =. ~. .. =. Ssh. ..
ASytvsa paiH-susAsysr sxsspted--st 1asee y
aAd leaves - Ais p. -. u
srpsAHh ewEsr&M AAU. E 4
Z III - - mas. q + S.ss.EA.
Arrives Dslly--ssndsys sxeepted-as a15 ., n:
apdlsavss 81 l2S0 p. n.
MONTEREY MAIL,
VIA DAstoHseA 70 s'eouS,sy.
Arrives svesy Ivtaay ats o'clock A. "a, aadissves
ssEf 1Aarsdsy st o'cloek Z. "a, = = ESt4i
SOUTHERN MAIL,
VIA H1isABEI TO BLoonv1sLo.
leaves daily Sunday excepted. st i:0a p. n, and
srrivs q SEQ .. =.
~7o wEsTeRN MAIL. tsiatesbursl. r3f
cAnaIsD sIx YInss A wRsK.
Arxiyss and leaves every day, At o'clock, 2. N.
..fE4.--- -
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

NJ. Heinrich.& 81 Co.. successors %
Z, Fritx,. are, receiving a larges stock
ofgroceries, wocdeH~'are, &c., which
they offer at very low prices. They
are enterprisinG men, ard we wish
them success. Advertisements next
week. si tsl iT. "a ssa #
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19
GAVE YOUR LIFE.-Dyspepsia,

Erys ipeias; Kidney compIsfht, sick ana Nervou.u
Hsa dschs, Hearalgia, Gravel. Tetter Rarbers ltos
and Badness. Treatise on the above Diseassl
with their speedy and permsnent cure. zen free %
any address. Addr~ss Q. G. CRHA1l No. - Ieosti
Eighth ssreet, Philadelphia. Ra. tIt,t,,
Feb. "a. .S64-6m- el6 ~ sf9bA .4SshaH
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED.
Dyspepsia, no matter how long q sndins, vi eids
st once ~ "UraAns DysbsrsiA CuaE." The effects
OF this Remedy are truly. magical, Try "a and be
conxinced. Price ~ box Sent post paid TO Sny
address, By I: g eg.Ns - apuah Efghth D.. thiia.
islrnta, e ClreaiArs sent fEss-.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1864-05-19

= Lfent Nptfi . left for Devenpert yes.
tetday. VIII . number Of loo dayt
:. '@ss-siess 'sf - ~.w
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sOldiera

and the Widows and Heirs of IEold;sss,
are notified tha.I am acting a. ssen, for proeuriss
Pensions, Bouniies and other claims against, the
Government. Charges moder ate- nothlug unless
claims allowed. y AsA IN. J. .wftLfxMS.e
Feb. 4, 1864 ~ Otiumwa Iowa
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THE FRENCH PREVENTIVE.
Nightly Emissions eGectuaiiy prevented with.
out the use Of edietps By the Of "fhe French
Preventive," the greatest invention OF the aee.--
Price IL sent postpaid to an parts ofthe country
Address Or. s. CUkTls, box 26al Post once Phila-
delphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. ,tf ..-'-srg &
Feb Is, I664-49. 10 6m - 5iJ iS st@ this@
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ersrtste ibr bic 5ttauen, pte iset 10 re'~ltp te'
rem Quasn entRr6mtsn. uSS jptI@sn au otele
R,bmutb, du' ptett Strdnen ntiGts t3 ren'
nod itr ttublt6ts 9sbet: @ott srPaits Rs n
tebre he MID ltetth~! %. .
tlnS pdbrenc Qlwtns 70 tettte, fluts F1 oae
atmmer nit ibren 6rsunrsn uno 6rsunotnnsn:
HuuttIHru battle fr .AGe ttrtstssrnten. Ss
tdmen Gnma, Qsnss uno Der allie Ssomas, ne
umfaussn pas Bate bst stertsnSen, uni VII
ptnsn that bteIe Sbeitnueme spobt.
9sBf> f6tusy bic 8rants bic auSen dub: ns
I(6tsn tbre Ep6ttr 3u fu6tn. qartant, iasts ne
mil fd1paber, taum GSrtassr Sttntnts. attrtns
reitts t6r pas Slii&4tn, tbr auss, mar loon
BALI gstro6en, atsr tS fam aiptntn DOE ais
f6Ee es nit ,misbr 3arttt2tsit dui fs, ale t'sbsr.
Sie beptste ibtte 9ipptn, dIs 'pSats fs nnsbr
iprsacn, alrtre: ersrtF ttre 5ane, pie Sterbtnef
i&teh rtp& eins Isstt, osrswsifan8spous Nm
Frensuna su MAIDEN lno init erDbtsr SfRbt
fiee fe Gle 06rtt aus (: <5ab' Dahl!
+, sc mar ras erft 0trt Der ~Snsrtennune,
ntI4ts aIrine BON ibrtr 0aatter ethaltsn. pro
.ss ipGts ,uslsi6 ras lsete ftta, unb Fe bate. als
les 6srts, dQss 8itttrt, aqs Bic Sstimmtrnifs
oerseien, tptl&s ttr TIRE Wattsr austfast. Die
Stransn> Fir,ttn tbr aus ben Qussn, fe fant
auf bas Bette ttrer SHUTTER bin, unb ais Tonne
tie BEN entftFbrnpsn &tbeut duftdltsn, rtef ft.:
8 @uttsr, Firb ntat unS tIstb' bel Detnsr
SO6tsri biz Did Helen ptrc; unO bic On iots".
Der lteben fptrt!
abtr bic GrIau pon eide bate btreits BITE aus
gen sef&tofsa; NIptne mar erT6F.
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.DaIntes.

Gin mertwirbiSv Acknowledgement
sreisuete ,fta tarstt& Ia SOm, 6rantin County,
S9tp. Die Grau etnes DeutG&tn, Rdmsns
petets, tcarb mad turtem uRpo9Getn tcbt se.
iast. SRr Raan: traf f&IsuntaF 9uRatten CUR
8s~eretsuns. als .fs tn ben sars sstsst tparb;
nabnn man cine ausOapfuns Der 6aut an tsr
pa9g btes parb Dem Nann semstbet nit benz
8tmsrtsu, bic 8ssrbisuns maGe serfao6en tper.
ben ba cine 0itbtEbsIs6uus ID befsR fsi: Der
Gann wcate a6et pom elmer gerf&ie6uas ni&ts
tptfsn aub tteb bic 6rau nod am felben Sage
(Santfas) 6eerotsen. Na&beut bic Bterbisuns
purbet .parr lan9ten utebrsre In goIumtus mob.
rsnes Strpanpte Der sermut6eteu Scbten In
Hent r1, tn Der Retnuns, Rr tdm.n nod frdh
SeHuS 5ur SeersiSun8, uub als he BON ben OF
enerpa9Hten nmRGnbtn B6rtta, ttsen fe bte
.get&s, bic bereits pttr Stuuben. I'M @ra6e gee
tessu; auserateu, unb fanbsn gu isrsr ue6tr-
'raf&uns unO Greape,n nod asttns3et&en. &c
purDsn Observation-Disclosures a~uselren6et.
5rau peters srsotte R& aaMablie un6 tpAsb
pOa teret BerpanStet nod GoGambus 8ebra&t.
Ste bsFnbtt F& wtsbsr sSuts Hot5 peieert f&
a6tr, fernfr. nit tbEtui @oRat ~ teten.
Der trsfFiAs &emistt Trtt 8s&ntana Cat
Jre li9br cute Dtbt bon. &t1vtls 9elnFta, Die.
wtttrt Bttttgttans b~tr6ttnIa: Gle ia. etaerI
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