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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-13
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Chief Justice Chase Is o v;sit N New
Orleans.
een. 4. w. sherman commanding
oou.hern D'S'ric' OF Na' Va been promo
ted 10 the rank OIL DreVet Major General.
breVet MSJer uen' uri ison hns been
assigned to tho command + o,l tho cav.
airy forces in the Dcpa mppt of tho
Gulf.
Isham G. Harris ia sup ,o.ed 10 have
made ms escape acso's Ae Mississippi.
he was at Grenada wae Dick Taylor
surrendered.
one OF the poidest TooDsr,es en- record
took place on the lst al Nashville, at
Ordway's banking estsblia nent on COL
lege street, noar the Fint h ationa, Bank.
Mr. ordway was absent Mr.. Sample, in
charge Of tho business d Il 4, house went
out for dinner, loayingknl old gentleman
n N, nd TmsL, .l.- hs.s<-esi ..tsis S.ar1l.
Ten minutes after Sample had gone, Two
men came in. One remaited atthe door
the other jumped over tho counter,
knocked Mr.. Lusk down, and stamped
upon him until no was i,.e,.siblc. lie
then tried 10 break open lie safe. Fail.
ing in this, he gathered up $500 in gold
upon the counter, and fed with the other
villain, Mr.. Lusls being too badly Injured
10 giyo any alarm.
We learn that immediate action il
about being talson TO establish Nation.
al Bank in Montgomery
Eleven thousand rniions ara daily is.
sued TO tho citizens OF Rchmond, Va.
For some time past ilere has been q
gang Of guerillas depredatiris upon friend
md foe in tho vicinity Of Fiiar's Point,
Mississippi. They number about fifty,
and were regularly oillcaresl Last week
some returned Confederate ,o9iers from
Johnston's army, who had come homo ia
return to peaceful pursuits, tgnt after these
guerillas, and succeeded in killing THEN
Captain, Lieutenant and tiwo men, and
captured three of them.
John Minor Bolts has besen invited ia
Richmond by Gov. Pierrpnit.
1t is said that large ruimbcr Of Mos
by's men arc still at large in the noun
tains.
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PAYING Orr THE NATIONAL. DEBr-The
New York Herald the other ay propos-
ed subscription By 10000 persGns of
S20, 900, to pay off the natioSl debt, Mr
Bennett himself leading of he list by a
subscription of two shares, o.Sl0,000.-
We now see il stated that the reat steam
er Commodore, Cornelius Vaherb at
once took twenty FIVE share and other
r1e lists untITthe sitiscFiT pic = mounts to
81, 10000, or q three thousagh part of
the debt. The Herald proposs now to
make the shares $4,000 each the mum.
Der OF three hundred thousan, in order
to let in a larger class Of tskeI.
BY all means, (says the View York
World, semi sarcsstically, wshink,) let
the two classes Of our Ameris1 nobility
60 down to posterity-the or the SOL
diers who saved the naticn, to other the
citizens who paid the nationadebt. so
Ion Single" never forgets tsay in the
play, "my father fit into the s7olution. !"
Such will be the proud boastof millions
yet unborn, who viii claim heir proge.
nitors among the soldiers ofthe Union.
A no less proud boast will e that of
those who can say that tt:r fathers |
stepped forward to the relief q whole |
people, and lifted from the shulders the |
burdens left by the war. She'd several
persons unite IN taxing a sisle share,
zach could claim q pori ion .othe honor
and q fraction Of the EociiiiS patent
Che blood claim Of Europ San Nobility is
weaker and more diffused ths this, and
hero would be none 10 disputthe hon.
,rable qusrteriugs TO which u liquida-
ION Of the national debt we'd entitle
hem. There are rich men .ough in
his country to make up the II speedi-
y. Thousands pay in more ties annu-
lily than their share would heaud the
smoval of tho debt would at o.e relieve
y Of taxes, restore several th'sand Of
Ice holders to the walks OF Plate life,
eauce prices Of all commo,ies, and
i've the amplest proof 10 the mediate I
inward bound Of prosperity, kt a ma
ional debt ]. not a nationa5lessing,
ven in diIguise.
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bUMIERviLLE 1HsTiTnTH u 4sass~-e. -.
|, paper that this school will reopen on
Tho End of September mes ~ ana will
admit the accustomed nuntnbcr Of stu.
dents. There is no teacher in all the
southern country moro dies CRYING than
Professor Gathright. Fcryca' ,fs he has 10.
bored to build up one 81 tlieh est schoolsin
The South, and the coursssfaf his insti-
luton during tho last few y'gears proves
That he has been snccosf1 nm, While
nearly every other sohoolin'a the South
suspended exercises on III II inception Of
The war, lis remained unl0li1ken 10 the
...s-l-..>ii.... IL t-slnrnd greatly
end, Notwithstanding he suffered greatly
by loss of property during tie period. Nre
man Of our State has accomplished mona
for the cause Of education; and tibis
announcement that he vii reopen h...,
school will be read with plesure by thoso
who appreciate learning He will DO
assisted, ms usual, by a coWsof competent
professors; and will replacemmediately
The splendid Institute Libry and fine
set Of apparatuses, which, our readers
will remember, were destrfed by fire
about two years ago. Such sOools should
always be supported.
1t will be seen that the exrcisos OF the
Summerville Female Seminary begin
simultaneously With those If tho Sum
merville Institute. This saool is not
excclled by any institution f tho kind 4
within our knowledge. Itisrell known
and patronized by Eas. Mhs,sippians.
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roy The wholesale houie of Smith &
Doyle is advertised in our columns this
morning. They have a large and splend.
ed stock of groceries, wines, liquofs and
segTs OF the best qualities and brands.
We sampled their cherry wine and segars,
and we can recommend them. To the
country dealer we say give them a call
and they will find that we have not done
them justice in this short notice.
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SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE, y
A boarding iScAool FIR Roy. and Young
Mcn,
SIINNIERVILI. UIIOLSON, Z. O.; MISS.

SUMMERVILL, 0II0lSON, 7. O.; MISS.
rhia old nnd highly popular establishment for tho
education Of bays and young men having Ih'hrd
through tho war without suspension. pnd having ac'
eou,nilahrd greater amount Of good than hny other
atltuton IL The Kind in the Southern country, WI j."
opened ,hS 1na MoEy 81 nG,S%'r 1S' ,%
renovated nnd repaired the rooms rriiiah ANA every
thing possible to be- done for siurpiNwllbc accomplish
cd Suitable text bOoks will llu procured AMI rs SOON
As poaalbr the apparatus hnd Hbrhry rrN0r'~i:
The principal Is animated by ,'Airo to elevate tho
ltan,uid of education In the country mil to Impress
upon the youth OF afflicted section tho nCcrsGiy Of
mental culture. Tho ravngrS OF Yhr nnd ia conFrr'
aucnt decentralization cannot lessen Tho vnuo Of moral
iiy, virtue md learning nor revoke fiat Of the Sn'
our pcnrIc must come forward mil rcRlilo tho
solemn fnct OF the uncertainty of "a. Rnd III" in
stability Of human rossrsaons. Thought Is King"
cnblcct 10 no restrictions its picloEtNe u universal
and absolute, utHv" ed"ca'ei 4 i'Me 0niy reps
The Principal Of the Suinmcrvillc Institute has
bucn pronounced by nenrly NIL the prr"nts nnh FRO
iessorn Of colleges, In the Southern States tie most
sccrs ,fl teacher Of the whole country. Ills long cN'
pcrirncc In thu control and dstplin" Of achonln, and
hs great power In the recitation ROOM constitute HIN
-ihr nrt nncier Of tho ln, All u'r qualification" IND
imnrov uinriA In educational mnirs ~ tho Moth VIII
| hc examined md when approved adopted nnd moth
Ing Will he loft nnono to create In our midst m dTs'o'
| cracy Of M1i;.
thorough practical and classical education win h"
hnpnricd rwrncng hrprh Of liberal collegiate
| cra or ability, besides ho Principal will b. In ntcn'
| dance.
| For board tuition md washing for 30 weeks, begin
| ning the md Monday uf September, pnynplo iHra'
| rinbiy IN ddranrf, IN National currency, Sl2j OO
MG.lIIng cottonwll hrrrcelyrdnt lIl eta per ronnh
delivered IN r. j. Dunln. nj Hhmpulhk station, ~. Il
o H. Road, or to thu MraEra. ~ Hips In Macon.
Corn, LAIRD, WHEAT, Dnron ct MOlnsscA VIII also b"
receiver, ut tho liutnUrVllip mnrkrt price but must In
MI eases be- delivered the expense Of tho party FUR
| nlshiiIy IT,
tom, rl,rr M h. furnished, served up In good style,
and the students nttrndrdby the best servants
The Principal hai withdrawn lia nninr from NIL polit
lcnl connections, aud Intends drv"tmE hi" remaining
aya to tho labor 81 his former ycnrH iin refers ronii-
dritly 10 tho rcInunn Of his old rtulrhtA wherever
found
Wagons will hr nj shuIunlnk TO meet students for
the three frat days Of the srs,i to convey them tn
Suinmcrvlc III a snnl charge.
FER information not continued in this Circular hddrcaa
the Principal andl'ropr"iur. ....
| 'TIiOa s. GArIIRIGHT.
s5}sI am requested by Mr.. H. &. UnthiiEht IL state
that hIa school, The Srmmi51iHr Frmde Seminary will
pRu,na itE xcr.iSca simultaneously with the lns,ihio.
| Juno 10, lpt5. I'm II y. u.
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Hs5> In our advertising columns will be
found tho card of Mr.. J. II. Snow, the
well known dealer in Piano Tortes, Mu-
steal Instruments, &c. Ills Pianos are Of
tho most approved manufacture as is in
fact everything else in his line. Those in
search Of musical merchandise will find
it to their interest TO give him call.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons in the counties Of Kem-
IN per and Lauderlalr, having Con-
federate cotton IN their possession, (now
the property of the United Statcs) ara
required to report the Same to me at
Lsudoidale Station, Miss. without delay.
JOHN G. ULRlCK,
Local Agent Treasury Dept.
Jure1 3d2wSWlLH
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p@-Ira. w. Porter &c Co., of Mobile,
have large stock Of goods, which they
will sell at wholesale and retail, also, d,
fine lot Of extra Smoking Tobacco. Deal
ers will do well to call. Soc their adverr.
tisoment.
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DJ We call special attention to the
advertisement of Messrs- ]. M. G.. Par
ker & Co.; Commission Merchants, Ship
and Steamboat Brokers, &c. They have
n general agency for lands and buildings,
and arc also agents for the sale of U. S.
bonds
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pGy~We wish our citizens to read the
notice of the Local AgentofI the Tleasu
ny Department, Mr.. j. G.'Ul rick. Those
having Cotton belonging TO the late Con.
federate Government, Will report 'he
Same as it is now the property Of the
United States.
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E9-G G. NJ. Parker, Auctioneer and
Commission Merchant, is out in our col.
umns to-day. He refers to gentlemen
well known through tho State, which
was hardly necessary, for VIC believe few
gentlemen are better known than him
self. To learn that he is still in business
will be enough 1, e bring his old HuAlAnaAra
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RO- The old Banking House of Miller
& Batro has been dissolved, and the
Brokerage and Exchange business is now
carried on by Mr.. Miller, the senior
partner of the old firm. The house is
well known and needs no commentator
at our hands.
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EEv" We promiso our readers as soon as
we receive our supply of paper which is
on tho way, TO resume the publication Of
our regular sheet.
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E6r The Grocery and Commission
House Of John L. Reese & Co. has re.
moved from their former stand, and can
be found now at Nos. 81, 80, Al and 40
North. Water. street, Mobile.
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S0r The card Of James TAFT & Co.,
bankers and ExchanGa- .Rr.,l~4-s-. ,,sl''.,sa5.-
Their house will compare favorably with
any in their line in Mobile.
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NOTICE.

4 T the solicitation Of many friends
A who desire to emigrate from the
United States TO Brazil, the undersigned
proposes to represent any number OF
individuals or families from one TO ono
thousand who may desire to emigrato to
that county propose to visit Brazil an
soon - practicable, and on my return
will report ouch information as | can
obtain useful to emigrants about tho
people, laws, climate, religion, etc. Also
TO make arrangements, if possible, with
the brazilian Government for their trans
porl@son sDf iihi5,d' "tdh sidao9rabie expense.
those who desire information and Tor mo-
TO represent them in this matter, will
please leave their names at the postoflico
and such sum Of money as they arc
willing to contribute at this office, Me-
ridian, j.. B. McCAHrY, Demopolis, Ala,
or JACK HARRIS, Livingston, Ala. l wish
10 leave by tho 4th of July next.
JETHRO THOMPSON,
MsnrrI ~, June lift
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RS~ See card of tho old established
Aouse OF D. L. Campbell, Cotton Factor
and Commission Merchant, Mobile.
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Gold ives quoted in New York on Ghe
sth at l3s,-COttOn 40 43c. for mid
ding.
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r NJ S:

TERMS:
Daily, per month.....,.........S rs
Daily, for three months......... 2 90
Daily, for six months ,........... 3 90
Weekly, six months.............. 2 so
Weekly, ono year...........,...... 4 90
The Clarion has larger circulation than
any paper published in the State, aSd
hence presents superior advantages to
advertisers who desire 10 make their bust
ness known to the people Of this State
Tho DAILY CLARION will be sold to news
dealers at S. 90 per hundred. Single
copies ten cents.
Legal advertisements, if paid in ad.
vance, SIS. II not paid in advance $40.
No proof of publication ,,~a- + -
Liberal arrangements for advertising
will DO made TO those who wish 10 adver-
tiso by the month or year.
Not Icing able TO use State, Cotton
money or Southern bank notes except nj
heavy discount, no money will be re.
ceived for dues TO the office but FgDERAL
CURRENCY. 4,
J.J, SHANNON & co.
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strength and rout. the rash and wicked
innovatoTs who arc doing their utmost to
destroy the governmental system framed
by the patriots Of tho olden time, and
which is the incompatible monument Of
their wisdom.
Truly the duties of the citizen, always
and never evaded by those
who have proper sense of their obliga-
lions to the body polite, are, at this juno
ture, especially weighty, and, in the pub
lie interest, require 10 be performed iu-
diligently, worthily and fully. IndifFer.
cnce TO duty, at all times censurable,
would now be objectionable. United ef.
fort Is needed to raise these States from
their present deplorably depressed condi.
ton and pave the way for return Of the
prosperity they formerly enjoyed. As
agents in the work, State OFF.
GERS, and Representatives in the State and
Federal Legislatures must be chosen.
Much will depend upon tho wisdom Of
the selections made. It is Of the utmost
Importance that in the choice OF these
agents, every citizen, disregarding mere
party interests, should be innueneed |
only by desire 10 promote the public |
good. II such be the case the public win |
nave cause 10 rejoice.
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IRE, gamitag, ben 30. seRtem0er 1865.

ma6Ien lafen uno ppllen Iie beipa9ren nit
2eib uno 2eben. 6enrit 9artlep bat bapDn
9eipro6en, bic jun9en 0(dnner gu einem S6ii=
bentprps 5I lammeln. QBenn ber &rieg au8>
bri6t, lno mir ale babel uno pOllen topfer
ltreiten, bis eS 5un 9uten GnOe gefiibrt 1T.
Cars iab Id6elnb gu Senrit bin. Ser BrObit
belt ibn uno 9lnnd in einen glrmen, 10 bab
bret ll6 feit uml6lan9en unO 6tnter ibner ltano
Der Doctor Wtagnus 9lllen uno idittelte ben
9lten an, &ra9en, nobel iein rOtbes, uertIdrteS
@ell6t punoerbar bin uno ber nldelte.
Der 9enrlf oa, ia9te 2ars, miro ltfer tbun,
mas Elm maderer Wann tbun muB, wenn oa8
Gaterlanb Jpn ruIt; ieBt aber idld9t lein 9er5
9anS fit Sun9frau Nnna, uno ba8 1T reht
glieI8. Seine 6eimatb, iein 0auS uno Iein
Slid Durin, muB Der Dteni6 lieben unO reOlt6
ioraen, lt6 gu bewabren. So mill i9 oenn
audi fir men ,6auS iOrgen, ebe ih iber ieine
Sdweae trete, fubr er fort. &Omm' Der, &a>
riua, unO 9u gGel5 6apien, glib mir 9etne
6ano. 6ier lit meme Sdwelter, Ou bit
Elm ti6tiser aerI, piait 9N lie sur 6rau ne4@
men?
ga ! antwOrtete 9tielS freuOig, uno id9 mil
le lieb uno lpertb balten, we meme Nu9en. -
&urina, iAlug ein! es foil Sir ntmmermebr letO
peroen.
Surina idlug pie 2lu9en nieoer, bann mari lie
einen Nlid nab 6enrit uno enblif elnen Itbels
milden auf 9tiels, Der ieine pifene 9ano lRr
pptbclt.
glan, id fann'S wpbl lagen, ipra4 lte, 9u
biit Elm 1nneQer 0ur1ne uno bait beute 9ta6t
tpadere Oln9e getban ou4 bit 9u tleIBt9
unb es aeoeibt, mas Ou anfaliet. go
nnm MIDI penn 9lieIS ,9anien! worbattIg, es
miro uns gut 9eben, mir wplen Seloe ooflr
lprgen.
limb fit bic Sp6seit, fo8te bsr 9rptit Jorge
i6. Sn Groper foil ME eine lultI9ere 9eteeri
poroen iein. 3pei 8aare nil t4 sur STRIDE
flbren unter @olofrunen unO 8dnoern; &as
rina lpQ neben 2lnna geben' 9lielS neben 0ens
rit; bic 3pdSeit89dlte U0t Sbr ale iein.
9a mat Elm Subel iberau unO ein treuo9erl
3aq, benn aus ben @prrdtben Der @oroette er@
belt 9eter &(loer iein Gigentbum 5urilt; Der
9rObIt taufte Speien ppn tbm nnO 8et,dnte II.
bis gum Qben0 mar iein 6auS mir rrOben
Wteni&en 9efiat.
glm ndditen 0Ipr9eu murbe ba8 Sbiff mad
Bergen sefilbtt. 2ar5 reiite nab GtoSpolO,
uno tu(o rriaoQ Der &rie98ruf bur4 Die Ser-
ge. Senrit iommette bunoert Sd0Ben, mel@
padere 0ienlte leiiteten; al5 aber Der 6reoep
fam uno Die 6reibeit, ais 6iOrO uno Gebirge II
ben Strablen Der SOmmerionne 9ldn3ten, ot
purOe cine 6u63eit gefeiert, mOppn ite in @ro:
per NOD er3ablen. 6enrit 9ortlep Don &otR
bers8lono, Anna, 0}iels unO aarina, iamm
Qars BON 8unIeruo uno Dem Doctor Wagnul
ben 8rautfabrern, so9en nit 8dnOer unO 8ln
men 9ei9n,ldt sur Sirhe, an Der Spite etne'
nuubsbbaren 3uges, Dem bic gepuBten lm9sn
ben .6od5eitsritter, 6ieOler unO &rOmpeter DOR
auIprau9en; am 2tbeno uber tan5te Der 9orto
nit ben beioen Nrduten ben QallIn5tanj 5u
orpBen QuIt oQer 2eute.
cSebt leben lie beglidt unO geiegnet i'm 6rte
ben Der 6retbeit uno oeS bdusliben @lildS.
Ser 9tmtsaiieflOr Spbann Oerlteen 1T ldn9l
ueri6uaen;e er tpanOerte nab 2dnenart aus.
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G6w0ro 81. Scene s g.,
IS Gr9anSe Bace,
en- TfTertrebr btnt8;
500 8sb st. SuIten, @laret
1000 Gbdmp19ner In QuortS unb Yrts;
1000 6betn 9Beine, Ssrl4teeene Sprten. (2s-s)
Sceben er10lten:
Gbampd8ner Giber prtma Qualttat;
&tter @ife unberf6lidt;
3pa. 9drtn8e, 6rCntnbrano-
(mr,25S) 161 9B graft rdbe @bdrlesfr-
Ncu ougefOnlmcne 2Sanrem.
IRit teu S6tFe ~2lnna" empfu9 psben;
81 yaB arDbe nene brstte Stnifn'
% - mttel bpp
SO ~ neue errBf 3met9fn
27 Gafebtrnen,
86 @rnntern,
% . Strife,
1000 8ea8 neue 6pG Sarin6e,
$50 . Neunaugeu,
$50 , GrQutes= 4ndOtt8.
Obiae qDaoren fBnnen ppm 8prb beS Sfes btltsR fur
GaIb eefauIt werfen BET -
(iul17-) So. $40 80, Sa1timprear.
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Gsecroe'8 @reet Gumbetlane 8Delen fur Grauereen
Dampfaebrau6 Teuer @eu uno S9meSe opn Ten Wttelr'
'''"'~' S. 6anfes,
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slrrrenflrinrrz0nhcn.

Beft 8ratt Str. go. 358 nnO $685..
Nleinen seebrtta 0reunben unb benz PnblitHm made
id biernit bic GnSeigc, ba6 4 bas on ie Sa6ren an
beiem Ylate eablirte @e9Gf bernpmmen babe unb be-
dubis elm retbultiSes Eager bon 8Dnen iob Searbes
teten 5errentebern neuefer aecu 81 ben binSen re=
fen porrGt6g balten unb aud olde auf 8eelunS anfer
ti3en tperbe Stpffc fir 8Gte unb Scenseu9e in alien
Sorten unb Su alien Greiien.
6erter cine Quspabl Jte9en6irme, StSde &C., iomte
ale in beies Sad ciHi6la9euben Irtitel.
~ IIe 8efelunSen merben prompt, ti[Iig rnS IN
tiiraeter 5rift snSefertiqt.
y. G. Safer.
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Gphie1l !!

@eCrae's @reet Cumberland 8Dblen fur Brauereten,
DampfebrauGt, Teuer @en tno S9meoe opn zen N(telp
tbUnian Diinsn su Serfaufn btItS Eei
,1sfelms) QrcuR VUtnt unb 81 Sf 9Cmtatbfr.
Sub1iftcnSzOfftce Der 25er; ct: Nrnee.
Baltimore, ten IL. Septtr. 1865.
sraeoeIte Mneebrte i'm Duplifdt rperben duf oteer 81
see Ets D pnner bsn s. Oetb b.S. Ntttta8s II u
entaenonmen fur ten Werauf 1pn
1850 5tad au8ge5eiAnete8 8inopieb,
In Dart cen BON 10 uno mepr. e~. It,, .
TypfeS Wtnb5ieb TT in auSgese@neem Stanee tnfem 60
&rn einoe IRsadte i'm 8efB befer 8etDre IT, tagltt nit
sw nS Sprr eetert pirb unb 5out9 10 gut IT pte r6erb
mefe8 i'm Wtartt. Wtt let nitro ene lelfeae ~eeSen
bett outes 0tsb sR fauen wteeeree funfen.
Mr1ebpte riin bic 3abl Ger Stude m2Ih ju duten &C.
nft rerben unb rem gres pr Plumb bruttp entbdlien
cs 0eb ,nuE bem Sa1t5s9Sd9euetlter 9tmo5en neroea
,S Sos scn inn efgeGCte @eit Ipa ter Ntabtab betm
3atlen ter Re9nun9 letn. oo..,...se.,s c;. 4...g.
ppn SO prrssnt mu6 Stm 3a&Iae bar Jef bet ARsiernE9
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