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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08

To John s Wstson and Margaret Watson
You will take notice that there is die In the
office The Clerk of the District Court VI Lee county
iowa, at keokuk, petition Ct Samuel +. Miller, G.
IT, Perry aud Abner Reeves, executors OF the VIII Of
T.. r. Reeves, deceased claiming OF the said jobs :.
Watson the sum { Seven Hundred Dollars as money
due proFnissory notes, and against both of
You the foreclosure of a certain Mortgage converting
tho following real estate to-wi; Lot four ~ IN Block
twelve ll2l Of Reeve and Perry and William FL.
Williams addition, TO the City Of Keokuk, County OF
Leo and Site of Iowa.
Now therefore, uDless YOU appear thereto and de-
fend before Of the second day II the next
February term 1854 Of said Court Judgment and de-
cree will be rendered agains, YOU By default.
RANKIN McCRART,
derl6-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To Jonathan French, John MAXWELL and WLlism
spear
Yen hereby notified that there is now on die In
the efice az the Clerk Of the Distrct Court Of Lee
county, lops at keokuk petition Of Samuel +. Mil
Ter Abner Reeves aud &. H. Perry, executors Of the
VIII of l.. IT, Reeves deceased, claiming of YOU. tie
said jonathan Il. Fleac jnd emsnt Tor Eight Hundred
Dollars. ANA Interest AS money due on four promt=sQFy
notrs and against ali Of yea the foreclosure e
Mortgage upon Lot eight In Block twelve In the addi
ton Or William II. Willisms and Reeves and Perry,
TO the City bf Keokuk. Lee county, Iowa.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon of the second das Of the February term 1864. OF
The ssid District Court. jucgmtnt and decree will be
rendered agalnst yCu thereon by Gefault.
RANKIN 8 McCRARY.
dec16-d4w Aitoraeysfo for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

70 HaanAh " Nnls, Geo Dixon, Charles Parsons Il
Co Befs ndants.
YoH are hereby generally notified thst In the suit OF
Hiram Barney against In the district Court Of Lee
County Iowa, At ke8kuk, wherein decree was rem
dered or about ne 2bth Of June 1861 That SAID
pIal nt.a tBsrgev recover of Hannah " Nfits 1901
sai0d, and that La Block Isl. IN keokuk, Iowa,
lie sold to pay the sane rHe has been ordered FOR
yoa to shoF cause why sad decree should not be
changed 70 show th= correct Rloek 53, instead
Of Bleek Ia5i rs now entered
No., yoaar hereby required r. appear and answer
70 said and show II any you can, Why said
decree III nd behns corrected By the dTs cay OF
tire next term Of said Court ~ be held the first
Monday Of February, a. b, 1854.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
deelT-d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To A urnsspa, Bo3a Bra4ea. VIA F Tuner assignee
81 Patrick A. Crou--i T KsE4zil, Simon Deifrch II
u Woo srd & &c.
You. and each ~ yea hereby notffed that there
u en- Gle iH The 05ce of the Clerk ~ the Bstrc.
Court q sid Lee County, Iows, at Keokak, petit
ton Of Ssra r. KILLER, &hner Reeves a.d G. Perry
executors II The Vii II !. X Reeves deceased, claim
ing of you ths said z. A. Urmsion The ss Three
Hantree and Fifty Dollars. MONEY due on two
pnnssory notes aud also claiming against all OK ron
the fofecl6sHrs Of mortgage upon LIT ten i0l In
Block ten lyg, in The ADDITION 81 I'm II. WiRizm 5
and Reeves & Perry. TO The CITY q Keokak Iowa
And unless you Eppesr thetei5 End defend before
Of the seeoBd day Of the next OF said court
to commence On the first honGaJ OF Fehruary 1854
Irdgment sns decree will be rendered against YOU
thereon by deEa1h-
RANKIN & ArCRARY,
/ - LII -. III .-a-ar
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NOTICE.

To Charles WINS Jacob WINS. 8 B seoIes John W
0ilsey Maria l. johnson .executrix Of the estate
OF Ben johnson, deceased, and others:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on fle In
the Office OF tae Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, at Fort Madison, petition of Hiram
Batney. claiming ol you, Charles wins the Of
Tbirts six HuEdred Dollars with ten PER cent inter-
est annum. pa able Annually. money due
Mortgage made by yen 70 Charles Ma and since
signed TO said Hiram BARNEY dated Decemb Der o. ic5s
ala claiming sgainst each Of sou the 3reeos1re OF
said Mortgahe the same being upon treat ena sky
deep Of Lot ak, in Block four 4 10 The city of
keokuk being hfy feet front water street by sfxty
feet onAain street Lee County Iowa. the purchase
money; AID further ting Tor sale Of said premises
I Gh1 genera relief.
and unless you appear and answer IL said petition
or befcre ~ tie econd day oftbe Of
szid Cour, q sonameuc For Madison the third
Monday of hag A. D.. iSsi defaHlt will be entered
against you, ate judgment reEdered thereon prryed
FOR in said petition.
NOBLE x STRONG,
dsc3i-d4w attorneys for PisiBtiE.
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NOTICE.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-08
NOTICE.

ToJ w Rankin. sam'l y. Miller and James Larkin,
pefendant<s
You are hereby notified that there is now Gle In
the Clerks once Of the District Court of Lee County
Iowa, 1t Ket kuk, petition OF John Nelson, claiming
that you Inst redeem Lot g. Block $50 from him I'd
pay him the sum Of One Thousand and Eighty I've
Doilxrs therefor, In dsfsut thereof that you be
forever esiopped fronisetting claim interest
therein and praypg also for general relief with costs
Vow each Of you must appear and answer said petit
ton ~ Of the second day OF the term OF said
Court 10 be held The FIRST Monday February 1864
or Judgment and decree viii be hsd therein by
H SCOTT HOWELL.
tan4-d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
MORTGAGE SALE,

DEFAULT having been made in tn ccndi
~ ton Of a certain Mortgage execueed and
delivered by William II. Nichols and Jane F..
Nichols his wife Of the County Of Furibaul,
and State Of Minnesota, 70 J.C. Eaeton dated
the eighth day of January one thousand eight
hundred and sixth-threc, ana duly recorded in
the office Of the Register Of Deeds, tor the
County Of Coodhue, State of Minnesota on tho
Seventeenth day Of January 1858 At j. o'clock
T. NJ. il Book Of Mortgages, on pages $50.
29l, 292 on which there is claimed to be due at
tie date of this notice, the sum of two hun
drcd aud fifteen doll ,rs and fifteen cents and
Il" suit or proceedings 1T law having bccn COM
menced thereon -, .~..><r
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of power of sale contained in said
n. .-tgaxc, and ;u confu, nifty to the statute in
such case, ;;..adc and provided, the said Mort
gage will bo forecivscd by sa." ot the preni-
SOS described therein Or Of ~ much :"c1e9fa'
may be sufficient to satisfy tho amount then
due on said Mortgage together will tho eSf;,cn-
sea ofsale and thirty dollars Attorneys foes
stipulated in said Mortgage at public auction
te the highest bidder at the Office of the Bank
otRsd Wing in Red Wing in said County OF
GOODBYE on Thursday the 10th day Of May
1854, ut II o'clock of the forenoon of the same
day. The premises 6cscribed in said Mort
gegc arc as follows, viz:
The East half Of the North East Quarter and
the North West Quarter of tho North East
Quarter and the North East Quarter Of the
South East Quarter all in $ ction No. thirty
three (33) in Township No. one hundred and
eleven (lll) Of Range 10. seventeen (17s) con-
tanning ono hundred and sixty acres Of
land more or lcss.
Dated the 3lst day Of March A. n. 1854
J.C. EASTON, Mortgage.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

GERS and employers, the m8st psrtsctss gen
l,men: but all that IS not going to recon-
cile the people to ha ing the :ife blood. d.suck.'
ed out OF them. Il ZH.%4 .A,c~G5 ,.1l1. .yT
AS one instance Of their fair (?) dealing
with the public, it is said that the lake was
open 50 that boats might have i. come
through, four OF. five days before they came
throug, and oil that time the boats landed
their passengers at Reeds Landing,
whence they had to come by stage to Red
W,ng-paying stage fare and then take
the boat again at this point for st. Paul.
Thus it cost:the traveller near:y as much
again as it would to 80 all this way by
boa:, ami Messrs. Burbank and Davidson
now haveit in theft pockets. 4 ii
Efforts have been made to break down
that monopoly, and hopes are entertained
that it will be done. Our Minnesota mer.
chants held , convention here several weeks
ago. and this week they will hold auothsr,
for the purpose of securing harmony Of &C.
ton in that effort. A committee vas ap-
pointed by the first convention, to 60 to
Milwaukee and Chicago and make arrange
msnts with regard ID. freieh.s, and cur
readers will have notice from articler We
heretofore published from tho Milwaukee
Sentinel, and Chicago Tins; that they h.ve
been to work in earnest. When Judge
Rennick gets back, that com,n. ttee will
make full report, which will be published
This question Of freight appeals directly
to the farmers, for they ultimately have to
pay every cent Of it. .'-~.->
Until other arrangements are made It
would be we'll for merchants to- ship their
goods by the Prairie DuChien and Dohleith
lines, or upon the Northwestern and Mis-
sissippi railroad to Savannah. thence up the
river BY the Northern line Of boats
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Letter List.

List Of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Red Wing MINI. April 2 ,th, 1864
which will be sent to the dead letter office il
not called for in one month.
Anderson, Sarah Anderson, Fl. A. 2
Anderson, Miss CO Biinscn, Lars
Enderson, Miss @. Enderson, Hans
Evensen, Gjerttru Ernson, John
Gustatfredman, Johan johnson, Peter
Nelson Miss Julia Read, w. s.
Rice, T. NJ. Rich, Horace
Svendicn, Lodoe, Iver Wander, Cook. r. E.
Welested, A
E. P. LOWATER. P. NJ.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
.ARDLE s,

y =. = j D1ll J II
O. J. AIdris h, Haskin9s MIMI. desleS j.
Arnsments, Grave 8sosss, Msssls Hsess Ia
vonA call ths aftsntioa sf - peepls q 0oo6-
hrs csanxy % she faet tlat r II 0Yyyftg -
The AsIbls basinsas q sl1sstings - vii ~
*FatsS. 81
ArnI .. 1ss4:ly
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hay 0noGlk Ho1Do
|~n nileafron Ri Uiae - sk1za1 bfs1l
- IsAd Good secs soA oasSse ~ 1eS6 nas
Isadbeass Il re seopsb bIersses !. &
JOHN HACK. PrsPSistor.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
RED WING. APRIL goth 1864.

MAsos1c.-speci.l communication Of
Red Wing Lodge No 8, will be held in their
HsIl on monday evening the 25th inst. for
work in the third degree. Per order
OF w.. NJ.
- r. g is. Kellogg.
Secretary.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

The MARKkr.-We have never seen
such scarcity Of everything that family
needs to eas, At their is now in Red Wing.
Butter is not to be had At IS cents per
pounA,au many families have been with
out It for the last ten days. Eggs-none
at any price. Dried fruit-none. Green
duit-ditto: Lard scarce at l71.cts per
pound Seagcr has al there is. Goldfish
none. And We might 60 through the
whole list with the same result.
l It is not = matter Of surprise that our
merchants should get short Of groceries in
the spring, before they have an opportunity
to got now goods up the river, tut why
the cows refuse to give down their milk, or
tho hens strike for higher prices is matter
that will puzzle better commercial men
xhan We are.
But little produce or grain is being offer
ed At any price. Wheat is 80 cents, Oats
'65, Corn 80, Barley 80.
No BETTER Pnoor REou1RED.-lt has
not yet been publicly denied that the Chem
ical Saleratus made by D. B. DeLand &C.,.
is all that its friends have claimcd-that is
= pure and wholesome article. This cannot
be denied in face Of the testimony Of chem
lists and those best qualified to judge. The
fact that it has been counterfeited at,ests
TO its value.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

ART; "A: 1of the Constitution Of the So
ciety lroads ssCNnpeaiterss for premiums
must IL nsahbefa Of the sSeciety, aud sll
articles offered for premiums must be
owned by tho persea offering them, or by
members Of ftheir families. In the depart :
m ent Of Mechanics, the exhibitor must be
the maker, inventor or improver:
Tho fair will probably be held in the
knRk 6f6estkfAker next. Notice will 'bs
ggiv1sd Of the precise time as soon as agreed
hmm = *.
wiz. 5. GROW,
,.:-5, Pres. .
Sec't'y,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

GRAVE SroH Es.-Now that we are on
.~los'ng; orname",ing and identifying our
Cemetery, and in many cases remo,in ing tho
bodies that have long been buried in wha,
now proves to 10 the streets and alleys, t.
properly laid out lots, We wish to call at
ten'ion to the card Of C. j. Ald,ich, dealer
in marble monuments. Hastings MIMI
Persons ordering OF him run no risk O.
brcskage or damages in shipping. for h.
delivers them hero, and doe. not want his
money till they are delivered. Mr.. Carson
the Sexton, will take orders for few
weeks. He has specimens.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
I gggaSs ~ -
6SesssES
Ac1oetic.

-
Should y.n vi.h for good l..,th ,Si ! ii6as
In fsspins Your -. dry, yoa',, ..ya,s \ D
More. il yosIl hay. Red wing y ls..tsAs
and grow, IS.
On it. incoming ,olss. yodanr sash yes'u ~
Nov ~ ycu'll e..tof yoaar Sd .ho.., ~.s. ku
ofholes, ss.ss 80. . & ,.f, s5.e Ess.sszz
s.ying, I'm resolved on buying .y..w ls,e
Of solcs. 49, - S.& &.
dtthen cal st the new store Of aasas =
Rlinn. Ms s..EEI8 .ssis
Boots, Shoes and Rnbbers are sell .AsAe
therein.
Ladies VEN show you our goods With ~ssk
pleashrs, fs.z: -
In vet; cold OF hot they II protset etsatAe
weather. go 5. .sssfrt- tf.E, ~ goo
New Shoes 1t new Store wall In as ear Ae1s.
No. : Mainstrest next ClaEk's Drue 1ssss:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20


COPPER ORE.-Msrshal Cutler ESQ.,,
brought into this Office, lew days ago,
specimen Of copper ore that he found on one
Of tho bluffs above tho Cannon river. Thi
piece weighs twsnty.'hree lounds, and is
almost pur:. Parties who examined it
closely. think it contains quite quantity Of
silver. The piece is evidently drift" 1t
was found about half way from the top to
the foot Of the bluff, in a cattle path, which
had become worn down about 4 foot. so
that the upper edge Of tho copper was ex.
posed. II has evidently been IN the posses.
sion of IMAM before, for on the edge lowermost
i'm the earth. ars distinct marks Of its hav-
ing been struck great many times with
some hard substance, ~ with hammer, or
atone. That piece OF copper was probably
brought from its native bed by Indiana
Who're that bed is, il = question that my
never b determined. It may have come
all the way from Lake Superior, and il may
havsbeen exhamsd at no great distance nom
the place where it wss found. The slight in.
trinsie value that the savsgss place upon
crude mineral, apd the ineonvsniencs q
carrying p:ecs of such weight rather n.
sses against il having been brought from
20 great distanes. The bluffs above The
Cannon ars aid . show I'll the symptoms
usually pssssatsd BY mining dhtricts..-
Lead ashss and pocket lead have bssn found
thsrs, and in some plaess The rocks in tn.
bluas afs tnged with srsenah hue and
snd ceaceatsatsd vsrdigres i buad, Il.
eae Indicating The near proximity Of lead
IL other Of Cop per. > ;.s7',
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-11-23
NUMBER is.

|. 80. Such district clerk shall endorse on such
instrument his approval of the suretas therein
named, aud such justice shall then cause the
same to be filed in the Office of the district clerk
and copy of such instrument, certified by such
clerk under his hand and seal, shall b. presursp.
tive evidence of the contents and execution
thereof.
10. Ii any justice of the peace shall fail to
comply with such agreement it shall bs CONNIE
tent Tor any person to whom such Justice shall
have become liable by reason of such failure. 10
sue such justice and his sureties, or any of then
and to declare against them generally for money
had and received to the use of the plaintiff and
NJ the plaintiff on the trial of such suit shalt es.
tablish his right to recover, he shall have iudsy.
ment for principal, interest and costs.
+, ll.'lf any justice Of the peace shall enter
upon the execution of his Once before having
hled bis official oath or agreement as aforesaid,
as required by law, he shall forfeit the sum Of one
hundred dollars.
IL. This act shall take effect and be ia force
from and after the first day of January, A. D.
1865.
w. CLAUDE JONES,
Speaker of the House of Representative.
COLES BASHFORD,
President of the Council.
Approved November 8, 1864.
JOHN n. GOODWIN.
A true copy of the original on file in nv Office.
RICHARD q. MCCORMICK,
Secretary of the Territory.
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cess, all attachments and all executions, which he
shall have fully executed, and shall proceed to
complete the execution of all final process and
attachments, which he shall have begun to exc
cute by collection of money thereon, or by q
levy On property in pursuance thereof
"a. III any former sheriff shall neglect or re-
fuse to deliver to his successor the JAIL process,
documents and prisoners in his charge, as herein
required, such successor may notwithstanding
take possession of such jail, and take the custody
of the prisoners therein confined and may COM
pei the delivery Of such process and documents, in
the manner prescribed in this CODE
z %. If at the time when any new sheriff shall
have qualified and given the security required by
law, the Office of the former sheriff shall be
executed by his under sheriff, or by coroner Of
the county such under sheriff. or coroner, shall
in all things comply with the preceding provs-
ions, and shall perform the duties required of
such former sheriff.
w. CLAUDE JONES.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
COLES BASHFORD.
President of the Council
Approved, November 8. 1864.
JOHN n. GOODWIN.
A true copy Of the original on file in my Office .
RICHARD q. MCCORMICK,
Secretary Of the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-11-23

BE it enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory of Arizona.

Territory of Arizona.
SECTION L. There shall be elected annnaIIv ak
the general election of each precinct one
and not more than two constables by the the
qualified electors thereof and who shall hold
their ONCE Tor one year, and until their success
ors are elected and qualified.
az. No constable shall assist in conducting
any suit or proceedings in the Justices court. nor
purchase or be interested in any claims pur-
chased for the purpose of being prosecuted in
snch courts or be purchaser or interested In
the purchase OF any property sold by him on any
process issued by any justice Of the peace.
3. Every person elected or appointed to the
oihce OF constable before he enters upon the dn.
ties OF his Office, and within the time -~-e' 4
by law for fling his oficialfoath, shall execute
with sufficient sureties, tos be approx - he
Judge OF Probate or justice of the pc ce SIS 81.
strument IN writing, by which said conssa5iv aaa
his sureties shall jointly and severally agree to
pay to each and every person who may Be enti-
tied thereto ali such sums of money a. the said
constable may become liable to pay, on account
OF any neglect or default Of said constable 10 the
service or return Of any process that may be de-
liyered to him for service or collection.
IA. Such probate judge or justice of the peace
shall endorse on such instrument bis APPRECIATION
|of the sureties therein named, and shall then
cause the same TO be filed ia the ofice Of the
county recorder and copy of such instrument.
certified by the county recorder. shall be pre-
snmptive evidence of the contents and execution
thereof, and all actions against a constable or
his sureties upon any such instrument, shall be
prosecuted within two years after the expiration
|of the year for which the constable NAMED there
in shall have been elected. fe
as. Constables shall serve all warrt nts. mott.
ces and process lawfully directed to them. and
shall perform such other duties as are required
|of them by law.
&C. Any constable may serve any writ process
or order lawfully directed to him, in aay town
ship in his county.
81. Constables shall be ministerial elFisers OF
Justices of the peace, and shall attend upon ihs
sessions Of the district courts, for theirrspeetve
counties, when notified for that purposa BY the
sheriff
SO. This act shall take effect and b. Ia forea
from and after the hrst day of January, A. D
1865 1880 ,x3es
w. CLAUDE JOINS,
Speaker of the House of Representa-
'a fs COLES BASHFORD,
s President of the Council.
Approved Nov. 9, 1864.
JOHN N. GOODWIN.
A true copy Of the original on file in rly Office.
RICHARD @. McCORMICE,
a@3 .stst Secretary OF the Territory.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-11-23
LAWS OF ARIZONA.
lBY ACTHoRITY.l
DE sIIERIFFs.

Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly O
the Territory of Arizona
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1864-11-23

Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of tn
Territory of Arizona
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-14
Gtobtrnth.

Grfer B wetg, = Sine ReIOIutiOn, iid
beim @taOtcOmmifidr gu ertunoisen, auf tueI6e
Beile 5arfOrc Npenue am 3pedmdBis'ten biz
an Die StaOtgren8en eepfIaitert peroen t5nne,
Nn%genommen.
Wir. 2nn6 cine Bia pesen @rb6bung oes
GebalteS pom 8ertpalter oes Staotpartes aui
$500 per Sabr. Inaenpmmen.
GIne NelOlutiOn, tpel6e $500 fir bic &epa=
ratur Der Circuit Court perpilligt, tpuroe anses
ttamlnet.
3Wetter 3weig. = Sine NeiOIution,
lpel9e ben Wtapcr eriu6t, cine grpclamatiOn
81 %erlailen, tpelde ale Ippulen Burger Der
Stact sriu6t, bic Acknowledgment aufsusieben,
10 lan9e Die Natipnolz Convention ibre Sibunz
gen bier balten miro, I'M ben 9rdIoenten unp
Slce@Prdlioenten Der Ser. Staten at npminiz
rem 9ln9 POM 1. 3peig Elm uno tpllroe angee
npmnen.
GIne HelOlutiOn, wel6e Die 3eit perldnsert,
IN toel1er nod Staptbpuntp beSablt ipiro, tpuroe
perlelen uno iOfprt angenOmmen.
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&yoral-@ermhte.
Musbebuno.

SIN 3. 9iitritt fanb beute Nlrrgea Die Nus<
bebung Der g., 9. unb 10. 8aro ftatt.
Son Der s. Nar0 famen 1870 Narnen in'S
HaO, pom benen "a ge5o9en purren in Der 9.
NarO pOn 1913 Namen 115 uno in Der 10.
8aro pm 1853 Numen 1877.
6Ol9enOe8 fino Die gtauten Der @~ejp9eneu
oeS 3. 9iltritt8:
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s. Wdrb.

Somes Bilfou, 80 0lcaim Str., farbis.
Sames 6prrefer, 26 Dab 4aer.
@eprse Sarbing. 4 abr=bamftr., fdrbig.
g1obert Bear, 129 gorf aoen4e.
Ri6ael &anaep, Is SEdaltr.
6erbiHauo 8dumann, 1919 greterftr.
aler. San, 288 Sarfcrb IcenIe.
Ser. 8rppu; % 8rjttonftr.
6 9att6eps, 26 McSimftr.
But Grptu, 127 8rittcnItr.
5aueS 8 Riiper, 226 SarfOrb 4pe.
g Bicpr, 1S4 Sarfcrb Ipenue.
Sam 8 Summons, 285 Trrreffr.
Senrp Crcd, 81 8rittonftr.
antbpnq 2rainer, 81 Ntcnunrentfr.
Qerpts 9tpst, 1874 Sarlprb Guemle.
Gbr SOffnau, 81 gcrt qpenue.
So6n $ Suut, 81 6rputItr.
gm 0eariG, 396 9arfcr Moenue.
3o6n Styles, 31O Sarfcrb aoeuue.
@bas 0iurrap, s Mabiicnftr.
Dm ggeIes, 176 @aserfir.
8atrid Sinner. 81 9rittcnfr.
0m 9lbpoes. 26S @reennrcunt NSc.
isn't $ @orrep, 10 @aserftr.
goa9 &aftpOrc, gprf 0tOab.
Rjhael 9abpb, % 8urenftr.
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