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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-24

EDS PALLADIUM:-Iou should have
been in attendance at the Exhibition at
Earlham, on the 9th and 9th inst. of the
.Ionian and Phoenix, as | was, and en-
joyed the intellectual feast on that occa-
sion. 1t would take up too much of your
valuable paper to give sketches of all the
productions read and spoken on these
two evenings, and it might be considered
nvidious to praise one more than the
other of the contributors, therefore, |
generalize, briefly.
The Grafton of f. ii. Dorland, on The
Chained Bible, was well delivered, and
abounded in historical truths. The Ad-
dress of Prof. Test, was good and to the
point. Pleasant Taylor's dissertation;
j. III. Patsy's Right in the Abstract"
f. Stanton's "Our Work. and VIM.
Russell Free at Last" were well worth
listening to and their sentiments remem-
bering. The Salutatory, by Miss Steere;
National Warnings" by c. Z. Coffin,
"Gleanings," by Miss TAYLOR and Miss
Gilbert; '.What Cotton Seed told Me-"
by III. n Lancaster; Man Unmindful,"
by Miss Reese; More Sugar in Nv Cup"
by Miss Odlum; I'VE Know in Part by
Miss Pray; disconnected Themes" by
Miss Dickinson; all exhibited variety
of talent of a high order, and showed
that the scholars of Earlham were learn
ing 10 "shoot'' in the right direction.
Yours truly, SPECTATOR.
Es Our Spectator friend. will ex-
cuse us of course for absence from the
above interesting entertainment, when we
inform him that our card" of invitation
come up among the missing The com
mittee of arrangements, probably fearing
we should be crowded, took compassion on
us and kept the card intended for us in
their own possession, It's all right, how
ever. Ed Pal
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OIL d. Means, Esq, formerly Of this city,
aud now of Burlington, Iowa, is on visit TO
his parents in this vicinity. We were pleased
to see our young friend, and to learn that lie is
doing well. He has the VIM in him to make
successful lawyer. He will always have our
best wishes
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tSCE~G AsT.

q Milford y = crossing of the Springfield Branch
"A of the Cleveland ant Columbus Rail Road at
Urhaua. the crossing a. the SaniuSky. DAYTON and
Cincinnati RailRoai at Piqa crossing OF the Day
asrl Michigan Rail Road; Greenville. the
ing of the Greruville AMI Miami Rail Road; Rich
Eold, the crossing of the Cincinnati and Chicago
Air Line RAILROAD; ludanap polls, coDnectoos for
Louisville, ST. Louis, Springfield and Chicago and all
points West.
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c1- Our old friend EDWIN VICKERs was here
last week on brief visit to his family, in this
city, being engaged in Nashville, Tenn. as Clerk
with Messrs. J. NJ Scott and John Mauzy, who
in the Tobacco and Cigar trade. Messrs.
Scott & Mauzy are doing splendid business,
we are pleased to learn their sales amount
ing to not less than $1,000 per month. Our
friend Vickers brought us fine sample of their
cigars. which we pulled with much sati fac
ton.
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a Good Apoointmenf

Gooo Apoointment.-Mr. JESSE H
BRowS has been appointed Superintend-
ent of the Public Schools in tuis CITY,
vice GEc. P. BRowy, resigned We'll learn
that Mr.. G. P. BRowS. is employed as
Superintendent of Public Schools at New
Albany, in this State, a. salary of 81
500 per year-his wife receives salary
of $500 per annum. The city of Rich.
mond never had better or more compe-
tant teachers than the Browns. and we
congratulate New Albany for securing
their services.
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E.- We learn that about twenty re
cruit5 have been obtained in this town
ship-ninety more are wanted, to relieve
the Township from the draft. The pros
pect is good we understand to fill the
quota of 10 by the first of September.
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Wayne County Agricultural Fair

Wayne County Agricultural Society will hold
its annual fair at the Fair Ground near this city,
commencing on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF Sep
tember and continue five days. large exhib-
iton Of the products Of the farm and the shop
is anticipated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-24

cF The bee Hive" store OF our friend D.
d. Crawford, always presents attr actions to
those in want OF Goods at re ,sonablc prices
tie still keeps up a fine stock Of most excellent
him a call
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-24

X Gas Fixtures. Of the latest styles and
patterns put up promptly BY the proprietor Of
the Gas Works, James NJ. Starr. Fire.Brick,
Coke and Coal Tar for sale. Orders received at
the Office, one door west OF Emswiler & Co.'S
and promptly attended to-
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20 The Forrest oueen'' Cooking Stove stIl
regns pre-euinent as &e Stove, Ezra Nyes est2o-
hshment near tie Depot. His assortment OF Cooking
aror and ether Stoves of various patterns AMI latest
style Is excellent and his stock Of Tin. Rrass Copper
and Sheet-;ron Wares Is not surpassed in the city
Pumps, Lead and Wood Piping, always on band Give
IL
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LE Policeman SANBoRN, arrested n
bounty jumper on Friday last, and placed
him in the ''Calaboose' for safe keeping.
He first went as n substitute in the oath
Missouri, and then the 18th Ohio; with
the first he stayed one day, and the last
two weeks
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EXPENDITURES.
" TIMOTHY NICHOLSON, ha
n Treasury, Oct. Sd, 1868, Sio6.5o

E- TIMOTHY NICHOLSON, has been
quite sick for the past week, and though
vet confined to his bed, we are glad to
learn that he is convalescent.
fF-ALRERT III. BLANCHARD, ESQ, re-
turned home last week, from 4 brief visit
to his parents in Brooktield, Mass
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Excursion.

Tho Congregation and Sunday School Of UsloS
CHAPEL, will 20 on an Excursion, a Special Train
to KSIGnr4TowS Tuesday next 3Oth, inst.
Tickets for Adults round trip 81 90.
Children 25 cts
Richmond Aug -, 1861
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- Hams. at the Ham Corner; Dried Beef;
Family Groceries and Produce Of almost every
kind, to be had at Geo w. Barnes's, opposite
Citizens Bank.
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CT For fresh Family Groceries. and every
thing that should be kept or expected to be
found in the right kind of an establishment DO
lit no fEo;cail at j. II. Hutton S Sons, oppo-
site Starr Hall
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Az ORDINANCE,
Vacating Certain Alley in r.. starts Addi.
ton to the City.
UDE IT ORDAINED BY the Mayor AMI Common
nDCounc of the City OF Richmond, that much
Of tire alley between Lots No. 353 35i, 3i3 and So
IN L. Stars addition the City be ami the
hereby declared to be vacated condition that as
much OF Lot 1868, above mentioned. be opened for a
public alley, the North side, running from said
North end of vacated alley, East 10 Tenta streys
SEC. 2i. This Ordinance To be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
Passed and approved, Aug 81. 1854.
JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
W. W. AUSTIN, Clerk.
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McMeans and Bro, No 81, Main ST.

Henry Building opposite National Bank,-
are just receiving their Fall Stick Of BOOTS,
SHOES HATS. & CAPS. and We invite cur
readers 20 give them call if they want some
thing iice.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thar Letters of 1lmins-
! " traton have been granted To- the undersigned
the Estate of William Jeans. deceased. An persons
having claims against the Estate requested pre-
sent them for settlement within the tm prescribed by
law. All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
Estate will please forward AMI settle the same.
without unnecessary delay. The Estate IS supposed
to be solvent WILLIAM PARRY,
Administrator.
Richmond Sth No. 10TH 1851. 2j-St.
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10Th Ind. Mounted Infantry.
Sherin's Sale.

uDN VIRTUE OF A EXECUTION, % me
kO1irectel from the WAYNE Common Pleas Court,
will expose at Public Sale, at the Court House door
in Centreve Wayne County. Indiana, the 18th day
of Aug. 1854 between she hours OF 10 o'clock a. NJ
and clock, p. VI said dav, the following property,
tow
Lots number four hundred and serenity sve 4.54
and four hundred AMI seventv-sx i76 in that part
of the CITY of Richmond WAYNE County, Indiana, laid
out bv Elizabeth Starr. The to be sold the
property of Matthew Murray satisfy said execution
in my hands in favor Of Ferguson Halderman.
JOHN NJ. PAXS0N. sun. w. C.
July IS, 1864. Lpf S2,00 2its.
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-THE Chicago National Convention Of "all
sorts" Of peacesesh. meet on Monday next.
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PAPER HANGING.

r EE. ADDIS6Toy. ESPECIALLY INFORMS
IL tire public that be Is prepared perform paper
hanging n the bes. possioe rsznnsT short notes.
and nost fsvors5.e .erms.
Orders left at 2. G. D5fSsls's, or a. bis Ys,denos
on South IN. street. viii be 7rprlgty attended %.
Jan, 5s.h. lisa. ~
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ly the
FFNAIFSr FEMALES FF1

FEMALES. FEMALES, FEMALES,
Use that AFE. Pleas REMEDY known a
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BI- CTIU-
For all Complaints incident the Sex NJ family
should be without IT, and none viii -hen once tried v
them 1t is used BY \ oUNG AM OLp. In the decline
or change OF life tfore Gri after r-i7yc dtsq and
after confinement, 10 strengthen the Nerves Ma
TURE its Proper channel and nvicorate tire Broken
down Constitution from s-Aaercr i,is,1fng.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS!
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BCCHU:
See A3vert!seTn in another column ca. out and
forit. t25-2Sl
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Administrators Sale.

TTNHE undersigned will offer at Public Sale, 9Th
4 dav. the first of Ninth Month next, all the Per
sona Property of William Jeans deceased, not taken
by the Widow, consisting of Stock, Farming tcnsiis
Household and Kitchen Furniture. sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock, when terms will be made known.
WILLIAM PARRY,
Administrator.
5th Month 10th, 1854 55-ts.
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Old Iron. Brass. and Copper Bought.

zS- AL sorts Of old Machinery, and cid Iron Brass
and Copper. bought by Allied Il. CL.ssoS, at his
Blacksmith Shop. corner OF Fifth and Main. 4W-
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MI
NICIPAL TAXATION.

But aside from all the advantages we have enumer-
ated, special Act of Congress exempt. all Jonds aud
exemption is worth about two per cent. PEI annum:
according the rate taxation in various parts
the country.
1t is believed that securities Offer great in
ducements to lenders those ISSUED by the govern
ment. In all other forms of Indebtedness, the faith
ability of private parties, stock companies
separate communities, only, is pledged for payment
while the whole property of the country is held
the discharge OF ali the obligations Of the United
States.
While the government offers the most liberal terms
loans, il believes that the very strongest appeal
will be the LOYALTY and patriotism of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The party depostng endorse upon the original
certificate the denomination of required and
whether they to be issued in blank payable
order. When so endorsed it must be left with the
officer receiving the deposit be forwarded TO the
Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the Treasurer
of the United States, Washington, the several As
sisant Treasurcrs and designated Deposi:.rics and
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Special Advantages Of this Loan.


IRIS, NATIONAL SAVING BANK, Offering higher
rate of interest than any other, AMI the best security
ANY savings bank which pays its deposiors IN l. ;.
Notes considers that it paving in the best circulate
ing medium of the country, and it cannot pay IN any
thing better for its assets either in govern
ent securities bonds payable in govern
ment paper.
1t is equally convenient temporary or Perman-
ent investment. The notes always be sold for
within fraction of their face and accumulated inter
est and are the best security with banks coaterals
for discounts.
Conve rtible into a Six per cent. 800 Gold
Bond.
In addition the very liberal interest the notes
for three years this privilege of conversion is nov
worth about three per per for the
rate for 80 Bonds is less than per cen. pre-
mum, and before the the premium six per cent
[. $. stocks was twenty per cent. 1t will be
that tie actual profit this loan, at the present
market rate, is less than ten per cent per annum.
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l%lja(6mgton, Q. q.

+ Die Quota an ben pom 8rGloent
lincoln perlansten 800, 900 Sruppen fir ben
Diitritt Columbia betrdgt 3O19 Mann.
We9nabme pom 8Iotaoebre=
~Gommanoeur lieutenant @eur1e
8rown pom 8unoe8s Ganonenbpot ,Stasca"
i6reibt pom Bas Gabella, an Der aiite BON
Seras, unterm 80. NOpbr., oab er an jenem
Sage ben Sdooner Carrier Stair BON Sam.
picp, etpa IS Wieilen iibSitli6 pom YaB Ga,
bella 2eu6ttburm pegsenommen babe. Says
;uppr iaste er einen Schooner bon etma 100
Scnnen. Der nod Mutasproa 8ai betimmt tpar,
auf ben Strand, uno muroe na6ber our4 cine
BUntbe Der Stasca serft6rt. '
Gefan9ennabme &ebeI=
nsWarpbeuren Sn poriser Na1t
pplte cine 8artie &ebeIlen, bic f9 leit einiger
.3eit in Dlarplano aifsebalten bat, beS So6s
waiers wesen aber an Der 3idtebr na9 Sir.
ginien perbinOert puroe, auf einem SlpB, ben lie
.ii4 Suiammense;immert bate, etpas CberbaIb
Wluoop 8ran6 ilber ben 8otomac 9eben. lin.
iere 8idet5 nabmen einen Der 3ebeqen gefans
gen ano i6oien auf flnf anoere, BON oenen
elmer pom benz SlpB in oas Maher itirste uno
ertrant. ssgts ag 1855
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zotal-2erlfhtR
6erauS NIT Der Rarbe ,

8r bleibt bic neu gefaufte lInions3 eitun9
NIT ibrem Notwithstanding? Ser SonbeI
lit bob fertig unb Der 8aufi6iaing beiablt: $50
bleibt bic Naare T.? Sir iu1en felt apei &az
gen pergeblid na6 benz enoIiden 0urhbru6
Der nutonsgefible i'm Gorrelppnoenten Gatn
er bas @Ort nidt iiber's 6ers brin9en ? 8leibt
es ibm in Der Sober iteden? SuHt er pieIlei6t
na6 einem @eieIen, bas Nprt fir ibn adssus
lpre6en uno tann ibn nidt finoen? Soer flr6tet
er ii6 Dor ieinen 2eIern, Die ct friber our6 feline
9enunciutionen, &erIdumoungen uno SpGtte>
reien ge9en bic 2incUlriten, ShndrSrepublita=
ner lnc Ni99eranbeter aufsebebt ur,o ~ianatiIirt
bat :? 81 mas! t0eraus nit Der Sarbe! Sat
Der Correspondent" ni9t md9ti9e 6reunoe,
ibn 5n i6iben Dor allen Sesenicniiten u. yNuf,
ltdnot9en" Der Staot uno Der Counties, penn
er iebt Dfentlid ~auftritt uro ertldrt: sd bin
ein unbeotn9ter Il n | 0 n > N a II n
uno mar e8 INNER p" Sat ct bod neulid
etnmal Die Be9uuptung uufseftelt, baB er Ell.
9entll6 BON ieber fir Die emancipation 9~etpeIen
iet. 8ea, er mag es 9epeien fem, uno es 1T
muir S6aoe, bab er Is ME bat nerten laileH.
8ielei6t mar er BON ieber in dbnIi6er 8eiie
AUDI fir Die Union uno~ peridumte nur, es mer~
fen su lal1en. Nber bieier llnterIalumsSfebler
idBt lih ia iebr leidt pieber gut MAIDEN! Nlip
berauS nit Der Sdrbe!
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Neucrrs ans Gurnha.

-eqnbp6OOt, 20. 9eS. Der 9ampfer
Aultralallan 1T BON 2~iperpopl bier ansetpm'
men. Seine gleut9fetten iinb unpidtig.
Sine anbere Miniiter> Cribs bat IN Spunien
itottgefunDen.
0ie Shines belubt 6eparo fir feline geiitreis
de Antport, welde er t6rn. Barter, Dem Srd~
ger Der en9I. 6ricpensz9creiIe CAB.
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Die ct. oOminsO aebeutOn bserpiat.

Sew gOrt, 80. Se5. Ser 9ampfer
Moro @uitIe BON !Sopanna brin9t bic 9ludridt,
oa6 tte &ebeIIipn III ct. 9Omingp Our6 bic
ipanii6e 8egierung unterbridt iei.
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N-rOfO1marfbalS Dfdce,
3peiter a. Diftritt pom Marplano,

Baltimore, %. Deg. 1884. -
Ndr beslanbiSen Bieruit, BAT nadfebenbe Yerfonen,
rel8e i'm 2. @onSrebbtfrift bon 0tarpIanb auesebcben
~CtbeH tpareu. aus beissfAsten Grinben erimirt tpurbem:
IL. @ifr. Baltimore COUNTY. =
9oirr9 Garrett, untaueli@; @snrsb Dcbler, DO; 6rebe,
rid alice, 60; 2sbert Burt iibers litter; Grancis errrS,
DO; Saccb Williams, TO; 9enrp Stasman, Ni@tbarser;
Wm griffin, itrtbiimIi@ I'll .ronirt;. Granf U1uBnrn. faafte
ii& los inter Der GcnsreSafte bonn 8. U0SrS 1868 unb 24.
Gsbr: 1854; Sobn 3urt. irrtbamli& ~einronirt; GSiporb
Scrtins, tfente einen Snbftuten; &pau Dbp, untansli&.
R@at@G Robert Gatbeart, .Hs
p~rcfoBmari4al unb 9#Gi
$rSficeat tes @iurollirunsssG oarb.
JDnatban 3. Chapman,
@inrc1irungs .Gp mrifxr.
!. RObert Wdrt, -
(Del29) Mrat heS Ginrpnirnnas. Boarh.
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sserid,tc aus wSerifO.

San 6rdnct8cp %. 9e3br. BE.
ri6te aus Wierito beridten, OaB felt Der gtieber-
lage Der SranSOien bel Gbilufa, oieie III Iurdts
bar pemoralilirtem 3uitanoe in GOrnapaca, 60
Wteilen BON Der Stact Weritp, an9etummeu
linb.s
General gIIpareS lift nit elmer patriOtiiden
Nrmee in accapulcO am ID. 9eSember eiltsez
riidt.
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9Srnd1topneS QSeibnd66ts-
(7efC1enf.

DGS grDse EabIeau In feds pDctrsraSttrten gl6t-
Stahrden eGu zen .1e
Sleben Ndben uno Der treue,t S6neIter,
III tdlb @OewSsb uut talb @eibfrarne, su. :. :, :. i. $25 90
une ebert tn Sstbe un0 @0nSd6 ~ssbanbene Gyemplare
NIT sTtiaTenOsH &ert tn auer 5CIiC uHt elmer pCettl1en Be
~haueiunB bed SFenas BON Carl Mtleh, au 5000 un6 $1,000
Sd. 81. S8mtbt,
(Dft-) Rp. 81 0Dsh. q aIttntprehr.
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MOtis fir stenersabler.

tIp"UbWttIerBsAfNte, I
Baltimore, ben 81. Deaa 1904. +
@tn Btsepnts ssa Y sGt Mirb erlGubt wereeft anf @tobt-
Rtuern tAr 1854 aHf 0runtbsaesa TeHn an Eher Dor ktm 81.
B. ~. beaAblt pttb. Mas btefet Set xsrstn Gae Stns fir
rndhdnbtse &tabt. nut @tdatefteuerR fir 1854 ben BdiItffS
tur 6pnettten ~ateteeten Rethsn 'ahb BON 1. SGuuor an
hfnb SntsttnN 5feA 4 pct. pro U1ondt 3u S6bIen. Dieisnt
cen, UI@s att Staff. uub St6dtefeuera BON frrteru Seh.
iu jdtItM baSeA, tsennf nttt Dor bsml 81 Is. tt,atlt ipire.
AueutnS ~. y rtee
Re4z8-5lB 3A*ai 34a 4&A1tt4tIs fgI9 Gttp Gp1eetrr.
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XoocSsWu,eioe

0taern M9srsens ua. A ubr farv uaisre aeltsbte wgutt.r
&t1eGa BH6sbau M TIM Alter san 60 SSahreu.
Die 5reunbe aus Dtt1nntt Ter Camille merAea sesetrR, rem
DesrGbnts, .mel6es heute RaGmittaa nm 2 uhr Dpu unltrEt
oGule, &de snn 2cmsare MAn- GaRalfr, .fattfnset, sbne wst.
tert ~HtniAeuHI bettuwptaen. lin ftles DetIeis btttet
tTr) SeHrbsDu6Sb d u m arb Uruber.
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Special intOmmeniteuer uno peitere Steuer=
Nufa9e auf Msenien.
3nnere Reoenue, Solicitors cfaee, o
.sH,.e , :ss,s55. 2 gtattit ssn gSarslapS,

.sseaH}a@ 7aan6eWx ~; TtMss.ntssa." nv sl.ano,
9ietaa qsasres am 10. SSH 1884 BaGFf. @elUIaiisn ser.
th6ts kdb cine Sttuer tpn 5 pGt.. duf aie o. uffne, yreffe
InS EtnndbMtn fIr taS Sabr 1863 0uf b & $500 aberfetsenb,
6nn'r'e stltst msreen iOl, aIs pettert Steutr auf Bite tt.
rett4 ~hefretirte. 9R9nea $50 sN e#sa&H
Wa d Mtrt bttrkur@ seeebem, hd6
I'd BE Sthe Son tefaster Spestal-& tntcnmenAener bonn @f.
lehpr erbdlttn babe, r eide agt WdriS ttr Std6t BON Der s.
BE 20. stni<sbt Hnt bab &c 'astt Steutr fdris uns sablt0r
Htrt
Dtt SAtIuRSskerfeI beM nftt 3 erbu d
eeflaRs I unb tann duf neiner Office Sc. 5rnttfr,
BON test ab BITS sum 3. Sdnuar 1865 eslethet frerben unb be-.
tdste Dffse 7tR ifst BON 8 MFR Dprntttrcs It's ; lttr gend-
rrittaes often. 8st& %R@8
Mnt 3erisnen, rel@e ~tertebtex, beIdete Gteuer innerbr!b
Der anseeeteKen BrtR Su SdbI n, werben eine Nufdse BON 10
Yrsl. Rietr Su 3ablen baben, pelGts NIT Snterenen nnN &c.
asx UenH ustbts bard @rtenttsn ans bsnt @~ieshttum Oeer
Stssntbnmsre&te bsiaeter verisren eeipssn NTH. Seine
3e&Huneen eetbeu esf&idt.
: Die Elite ben nsanhalS befeusrten &ijenien FIR SteIen De
erttt hnh tteRfans ~erpfausen mprten unh hie 34bluns fol
ger 3tjerien wtrl httreurn .ctrlduBt.. N4e .Gpgrpt Qiaupr
5drsItr nnb ane fclde SAMPLER, ttrsn tlmiat $4,000 Gdnp.
HeRl per Sdhr betrdst rtrhen hur& etut Gpnsree0tte pstn
%. Stunt dnatmteitn. eint fueitere Sttuer dnf bic teretts
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pGuitrer jabltn $4.l7 mebr aIs TIRE 9tstns betrdet. Nerfr-
asr, wel&e 8atluns serretserr, fnb Btensenannter Greeu-
tten untertrerfta. Snbaber. BON Qtienfen fntsen hielelben
eefdatef auf tnetner . free prdfentiten, barntf bic wetters
BeftuerunS fdrarf tnhefHrt trerfe.
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0Seft Nalttmprc Nannerein.

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MarNIano 0efanoperein

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