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ChFoHp. $50 a Couri ol Probate heLl al Par
-. ~ifhia ani re- TIE County ~ Oxf,ra On
the 81 fu-sdag 81 Jaiy 4. -. Is65
SULLIVAN q. ANDRE WS uaussi execufor Al,
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stl aad tesnsweat a BeaJsssin Eas-ry late e
buc-hril tn sad CouufF. tccra ID having use-
seutei the same Elr prtl,afr
orf'errd. That the said exrcutor give notice 20
ah persoas intere-ted ~ Causing copv 81 this o.
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ihr tNisrf Democrat a uessf,aper prinfed 90 Pa
30 fhat th~y snay sppesr a. e PROBATE Cs,urt % H.
bets 90 faris. in sad Coulty. ca The 81 Tee.
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noon. ant sheS cause. q any they have ~hv the
$40 insirumeni shoud not D. proved. approved
ant ailssef a. the hst siu aal ie.taun-of III s,iI
dcccsrcd.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
MS LIFE. PUBLIC SERVICES. &SrATE
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MS LIFE. PUBLIC SERVICES. & STATE
PAPERS.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-04

ONFoso. ss-Ata Cart 81 Pron-teheld e. Pei
ts.uitt ln and frr ne Counfr q Oxford o. he
third Tuescsv 81 Juis a u. Is65.
~ thr pefitian ~ MARTHA Z HUBBARD
- St1p" 81 James hra..srd lafc q Dix6rlt In
sait tounfy. ccceas-d prtVirs &C. a. allowance
800 81 ere prfspn.ai estate of h-r late hush-s.d.
D~aersf, hat the card pefitasu'r give notice
90 at pcrsons fnterestet. b cau-ing n copy o.
afs oraer o. D. puelishec hrce seek sUorcssvely
Oh the oxioro Drloc pr lated "a Pare fLattLev
nav appear af Probate Court 90 o. b. ff 90 Par
- tn said Couuty on ne 81 TussdaS ol kug. uexf
- Tea O'Clock tn thc forenoon, and she~ cau-e
% any they have, why the zane shouid aot b.
allowed.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. J.dss.
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OEFoED ss.-At Cuurt a Prohate he'd 81
fsris. sithin snd 80 he Counfs 81 ONfofd =,
On the 81 To-day ofJuIs 4 ID. I-65.
nv fhe prfifian 81 EDNICE = FOSTER
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lprd fn riti tountf deosased, praying for an a.
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hrferet. that sait ftiifrarer give nofice -
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ied 20 Pans thatthev mag appear ata Probate
Cert Orb he hrid ne Pare. ia said Couufv. or
D. thfra le-sdsy % Augasf. aext. 80 tea
o'clrcs in the iorenpou, add show c.use ary
iaey have oh y the sane shoald DOT D. allowed.
p. " Woodbury., Jaire.
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OSFosp "a Court 90 Probate hsio =
faris uifhin snf o. the Counfs ofOrrard. o.
ne bird Tuesdsv q Juiv A ~ Is65
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che uersYnal estate of be- he hu.t.tai
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fereors nfrrcEt~f ~ cHusfnGa eopH 9th ifords y
Co 30 pahhshed three uers ssucce ssiselt Dol he
oElard DrnnrrHf- nriufrc af Paris O. haffksv
rnsVsunrar af - Probate tourf fo g. held r. Pa
BE- 90 $40 Csaaff. 90 The md r. res.lsv &C Ace
nfxf. at fru of thr riork in thc lareunan. aad
shrus rsuse. if aav thes have. ehythesams
shouif aaf o. rranfed.
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" TRAITOR of fhr rsfafe rf ~frrhrn p Curfhsn
laie of Canfon. lerra sf. "a a1 o. lrruss e. ssn
rtrr sf prirnfr snlc and cuuFcF real estate b.
irr1fa1 fo s1if fecrasrf fa fhe aalounf af sara
iar fhr raru1eaf ri fehts sd fnrifentaI eharr...
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fn IN nrr-.as Ia'eresfet ~ rsrsng a rrrs III ff.s
arf.r la Ie rnh'Ishef fsn seeks surrrsfssfs 81
tle Os,ari fcmorrat prinird at Parts thai ihes
usF nlrrnr af frotaffc Court t1 D. hefi IL psrfs
f- 49, teunfv, ne thud raesfar ~ SO
eat. af fen of fhr clock ia fhe f.reno.sa. SD
snee rruse. h any fheY have. ehy fhe cane
sh1n1 eof 30 sHo-ri
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ca'..g atf.e White Molnfa.as.
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.. ". WOODBURY. J.d,-.
| a I've copr-alle.i. J = IInans. R.ri.l.r.
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
A GREAT CURE OF CONSUMPTION
n IN RAILWAY, N. j.,
DIR. HENcK'sEMEpIcINEs.

DR. scHENcK'sS MEDICINES.
ss NE os ss he u
my physician and nsshbors 80 those who may read may
rely N Se sas AZ ,as
.SSr cold on lung. and brought o.
% my y & ss and
palm broke in s6ou. two monhs when Id seharsed IN
amS,t cOnssan. with IA very high pulse had ss
,s y ~ s.ss SSss| ss
s :s s: fs 'ss
s to down The rsp o. ns Soa
Cd a $s
sss%ned ssonsy went, and Tss sssninsd " bss
and the back but where the ss.eess was
q s.sas Vel: ,Ssy aid when s.s:s
.Sls throw o The disease and might recover bor.
c M
gier things did not ty lh was aboa, the hrat q July
q g @ @ %s %o..s 'ss s sssss s
=. w. dS psSs
faster than ever Increased on
s ssss sS na fs s palms % aSa & ssAs
gave all expectations Of ever being any better In this
s % Tss s.a ss Tas
sitting down to % see 4 s0sa s any y rf % we n' pn
ss%s%i's si: time inn
-
passed freely the lung aud began feel bet
ter then what would be the effect ,o"s syrup
get worse again Finding that was the mcdcne that
helped took 10 II In earnest and soon began o ger Deue
The ulcers kept breaking one after anoer until several nad
lung aud with less pain THIS gave new hope 70 me- and
contrary the expectation OF evory began 70 get better
exercise my strength Would allow abog. forty daX
g ss,s ht = G sad ssn s1sS
@ s sss5 SS ssas sss
bottles appr sred be almost we'll but unfortus,eiy
Iten twenty i've boi,rs believe at the time my
lungs entirely healed up There anpears 70 DC part o.
my yasr Issi h. G @ iee as we'll al the as ever
Dr. schspcE personally unknown to me; but shali
ing q God and me use Of his syrup, now alive
q: % GsSss Of S hardy sss
believe him 70 have been in hs last stages Of
and know his statements 70 be tTYs psv,n cp.ya up
We, the undersigned citizens Of Rahway N j. well
ssVgs9sa yin Henry Ngndy and DR. Craig The s dss rsi:
5S1;s asss 5oaIrt E4ss
iSSSs sSSSSt's sSS;.s n Ssxr hsS.s iSSSSss
room. No. Bond street New York, ere,y TuEsDAx so
s%sy. Sn -. S.s a AZ .svt q %Ssss
ss ss e had had 4 4; % anf s sss %
ss sa19 sGAwEEMRb Fer boz. Dr.
and .SC.so 3 hs pssis s ss S
BE- bs 10 founS md professonaiy every sATukDAY.
y pEMHs BARNES CO., No. II Park row, New York.
Agents ior New YORK Ill. - ---------
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Wilmington, N. e.
WHAT TIE LONDON TIMES CORRESPONDENT THINKS
OF THE PLACE AND THE PEOPLE,.
From the london Times, Feb. ~

From the London Times Feb ~
WILMINGTON, NJ O., Dec ~, 1854.
Those OF your readers who take interest In American
Affairs have long been aware Of the alleged importance to
the Confedcraee OF the retention of Wilmington. In
spite Of much pretended mystery Richmond about the
ncomngs and outgoings Of blockade deying vessels
neccd with this port have reason 70 know that the
fullest and most accurate information s week ater week
In possession Of Mr. Lincoln and his navy about every
vessel which leaves or enters Wilmington, about the
names and circumstances Of every English Con-
federate merchant or company connected with
blockade running ventures and about the sentI.
mcnts which prevail In the streets OF this flthy little
enrepot In regard 70 c one and s1mnt If psoa Of ne
population which has benp 0tyactd 10 WILMINGTON a. vi.
fms % ne cdrcase, ais ne nece''oy for b say
rore man ha' IS widely dWerem from hat which ani-
Mdes General Lee and hn pobk army But may be per-
mitted 70 express passing opinion that II tho abundant
internal resources Of the confcderacy were available
wherever they wantedn other words II the rail
rosd transportation between Georgia and Virginia was M
ampie and as well regulated between Illinois and
Wasbington--t would be rather blessing than
Otherwise TO The Confederatos II the port Of Will
m'nt1on were shortly closed. so long as the war
contInNcs there will be demand for nipskets ntrs
med cinc bankots. army clothing aud sLoea netwith.
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
THE PLATE WAR.

The War Between Brazil, Paraguay and
Uruguay. E'.W8 i
The steamship Magdalena, Captain r. woodward, ar.
rived at southampton the 9th with the following
dntes Buenos Ayres, December 2p Montevideo 30th
Rio Janero, January 10; Bahia, 14th; Pernambuco,
January III st. Vincent tcape verdes) 26th Lisbon,
February .. tF#
tho brazilian .EOYyHusa, yas sApaias sss1 suag
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

never had the sightsst wtsh thwsrssd by his prens
and 70 thsiadassness Il . soes Measure may be at.I
years age stands six settwo inches height Of goea
ngure and rather fine app.arance. he s BY 20 near
otherwise the notoriety his hdsous crime has give
hun He stated to one Of the officers that he though
Barpum could make money II he had him He appear
70 he AFRAID Of being considered insane, and says
would rather be In solitary confinement at jackson tina
to be condemned TO life among lunates. he inquire
lowed books and writing materials adding II he coul
have those he thought he should prefer such life
he,ny IN the army Although but twonty-two years
sge the lady he murdered was his second wife, hi
inst wife having he states died In consequence OF
missarsse and was % anoson which ,Ts Ss p4s
duced He however emphaticaly denies tnat ne kiile
her He professed to have great desire 70 aend "a
funerals which were take place this morning. tn
olacers found on him when arrested only little uI
wards Of sixty dollars in money, which ne was apI
he did not commit robbery II he did he has put tn
money out Of reach. He Is by no means satshed VIII
the accommodations afforded him in the Ja' ana ,si -
anxious his money should be restored To him. 80 tnst
he can purchase "extrasn -
The house where the murders were committed was
situated In the town OF Woodstock about two ana nal
miles from Addison, and twelve miles and q half In
direct line from Hudson The fire discovered abou
twelve o'clock, about an hour after OLD Mr. Biyns had
been summoned from the house Of his brother n-law
The bodies Of the two ladies' were nearly COL
sumed. The body Of the younger one was rppea
to expose the unborn babe, and presented =
shocking sight ane y Tao, 81 Ss ,s re oIs r
officers who have listened to Ills statements and con
pared them with known data appear 70 think that 10
many points the prisoners narrative is incorrect y
stated that he knowing th, deNat situation OF hi
wife and the fatal consequence which would doubtless
result from any violence and intent upon her death
all hazards commenced abusing and maltreating her
that his mother, becoming cognizan OF this started -
Smiths whore Mr. Bivns sitting up she informed the
latter that his daughter law calling her by name ha
fallen down and severely hurt herself Shs added tha
she wished to speak to him. and after the conversation
they had started rapidly in direct line for home Ths
theory Is that during the absence OF his mother til
murderer killed his wife, which accounts for her ben
ripped open and that the return Of his parents In
shot them both Tho truth Of this theory, howe CT
there will be Of asceraining, unless the crim
nal shall torrOborate II BY o subsequent statement
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The ssven-Thirsy Loan.

- FHEADsHxnfz, EeUs 40, Ho0v
Jay Cooke subscription agent reports the subscriptions
70 the sevenhry loan to day, ooo including
three thousand five hundred Individual subs rpons Of
$So and sloo each The .s sSs for The week foot up
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

MURDER IN LOWER CArlFoRxIA.- Joseph r.. Richards,
native Of Brooklyn N Y, formerly a resdent Of San
Francisco was murdered the l1th of December last
at the Alamo mine San Anton Lower California
The American Consul has offered reward for the dis.
covery ard arrest Of the murderer and the Alamo Min
inx Company of this city, in who's, employment he
superintendent, will offer additional reward The
murder committed for money, on Sunday, when
Richards was alone. He man much respected
San Francis. Atd, Jan, %.
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, February 10, 1895.

steamer Fort Morgan Lieut. Commander VIM R e ton
to hc discharged from the the West Gulf So squosdron o.
AM s%i %as dssSssd y ihs siie water
!sth inst rM Matteras, sisnaaed Iy steamship
MSTSs
~ses 5sisSsS
ssS s1 hs'ss sssi ship
sis.%shp cassapsaks wne,ts Portland so hours, ";
mssp sssp & s'sT %s xAysl xAAs Mania sp \ Asfs ss g 81
spoke brig Harp Of ana from BncksaS.t boupH s. 2S Let
q S.s sss s1 er ss sa bound l.
y ballast; feSSsrssa sss:1 81 "a sIF
s ~ m H a1s si' Ss asr IT,
With su Fssp. M Dunn oo .a s.e u
n ss.: ss ..,!s s Pssy S s. sesrf: ~
s s:. snS with ss ana ss s cut
tof New Haven. bavis sayaanah Via ror.
q w S.S ss e s%ss1 as% r. npss M '
:asw ls: S;Rs
sns, and IN he shos s Ss
s 0arh 'o'ah'eer' SAILED
lsshsteamshps City Of London for serpooi Araso fos
isih~sssamship Northern Light for Fortress Monroe.
Foreign Ports.
GRAND TuRK Jan SoIn port brig W Eaton. for NYork
foar Az PRINCE, Jan 2e-Arr bark Robert Murray NYork.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Feb l9Arr ship Kate Dyer Portland; bark Re-
wood Moonlight Turks Islands; schr Annie 81
IFor additional saip meps seond pagel
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3, 8. Z. Z. e52Sss es2Ms,p ,prpssl...
A. G. WATSON, Druggist.
IRA r; GLAWss92N GL,Asws9

<,oRys. BUNtoNs RAD NAILS, &C, CURED WITH.
u out PAIN by pr RICE, at ~ Sowefy, Citizens Bank:
Rlccs Anlhilr cures crr uhlops ChilblAns frostsa
fevt ~, ~ mail, " vs. and 81. fMa
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
Died.

DUsHBERxY- Brooklyn, Sunday February 10,
MARY CAROLINE NUNS N wife Of isaac A. Dusenberry and
daughter of the late David Mnnson
Notice OF tho funeral in TO. .Iaorr1w's papers
Tor other Deaths see Sc nd Page llfisf
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

Aa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

is also kept at the same piaes gar breeding M
IS, ard tks terms are such as % make il for -.
terast Of every Farmer to procsIe some D.. ha
Two LhofDRgh-bge4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

That EVER pey5ecf JOB wh4ch gees r. 8a his hands,
wti briRg oshsFE 10 fAeaa; wibefe&a sHsesgfecf work,
although IL mar m&k&a Kasa appeaFsEcG and do
wet for . timer Is sAee In the end to prove az ipiu%
~, both to The peFsoaa haytRg In done. ana 10 ne
nsaklst vita dad The sara, Ii De lie foesfga whsra
ii gAaa act baxk 10 hisA aEain.
Rsrg8Hs gxvaESnx Aim vita snetx palraa8@s. naay
be assures thas he VIII sas ne ever has dene1 Csc
hi nsn1asf ~ fnsver, to rsrfoFsa every onsratlga
1 trusted - 9iaears, 90 peEfsetly AZ possible.
MAy L 1858,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

WhirAf for beauty or style. actisa. great Fpsss
eAaafsnss, cannot De surpassed IN tbs whsf.
fhey ara "'T0E1a-5rea 4ua ibsir Paalgree sla
snow That tue eefF blood ine4aleries euufass =
thelE vesnF.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
~EvERYBODY's DRAY.

me subserises takes this methaa Of infafEains
the eiiisens . GeuactH B3aifs aag ~vfrsaify, thxf be
has purchased from II. p. suaw, ths Hofse and
DRAG which hss hegn sa cMnxtAntfy egapfsyaa BY the
pablie, and that III win rRhsknue IS he ran Ter tha
bereHi Us those sho may DESIRE IT,.
q iods Of eyeTy description Niii be nanlvAHt a aay
psft Of the e1iy. for , rezAanahIet saspeas&san
1Rnes I896-. john nAmAnE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

DIR. WOODBURY. he's bHea located AZ Cuuraeit
BlahS, slAxp Jaiy Istt 1858, and has been ia the
~pFactiee u DeatIsEFy sinee 1854
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
A Chance for Bargains.

A few choice Lots for sale in CaBady's auh-dl-
vision Of Lot 81 ia the original Town,
Enquire Of ASAnY s. TEST.
Nov. 81, ls6A-l.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-07
Reues arrangement.
3s5 Baltimore uuO y
~ go - 0ilenh0ln.

Sim limb mad Gonntdg, 20. Off,, terben tdgliG 3 3uge
mad ~QBbeeling unb Palfersburg abgeben, ME fplgt:
@oit5aa td8li9 (SsnntaSs aus8eucumeu) um sis
WfprgenS.
cincinnati Grpre6 -3us tSeIi9 [spnntuss eiasei&tOi=
lem uui 2 lbr @iittagS. III.
ct. QoIi8 @rpreb- 3u9 tG9ii9 Samfa9 auf9enpmz
menl nm $40 9bente.
MIe bieIe 3uge Gteben BEL 8elair unb 8arterabars nit
III Gertinoung,
Der Brebert9 Mccpulpoatiprszarg SerlGst Baltimore
uu1 4.30 gia6mittaas. Ser Oefli@: se,Idst Greberif
tdaIia (gpnntoge auBsenprmen) nm 7.l5 Nprgens.
Der Bug mad @Gicrtts DtiGs sebt boa 8lltimpre
nm 500 Wtoreene UNI, 10 uPr Ntprsers nns 3 1br
DsaGut. .unb BON @aicotts DttIs IaorgeuS TAO uub
11.3o, nnb Na9u. 5 %. 5
9(a4 &aibin9tcn.
@sgaug BON Baltimore mad Gal6instOn Wtorsens 4. so
7.05, S.45 uub $40, unb $50 lnh 8 n9r N1dni.
Gsnnta9S nm 4,30 unb S.45 @tcrsenS uub 4.2o
9iaAui.
Wb8ans bon gBaI6instou uu, $50, $40 uub Ills
W2creers uub LIS, $3.50 unS 4.40 gaGut. Gpnntass
uur 500 YtOrseus unb LIS uno $50 gtaGm. ytur
ieter $40 Wfor9en5ug un6 ter 2. 80 9io6m. 3ug rpn
Baltimore nub btr $40 Iiprg. 3uS nnb 4.4e gts9ut.
2nl bon Wafbiu9ten 6alteu sH aaea 5tatipnsu.
81 Der T.05 aub 3.45 0tDrgen5ug ana i - Nattnita
t4lS5uR Dos Baltimore aHs er 8. 20 I.3 &.2s &2prs 2@z
3ug Rut 40 }fa9:aitta5StH5 saR I3ai9i 4inE ps.slrs
ben id uii ee!a 4IRdrcii@-srE
g3egea u1berer &uSfunit unA 0lHete leeer Grt penee
man ft an s. 3. @a8Iaao, agent in Ser &amsea Gta=
ten sAer all bic Gifet Office. t
Sc. y. @mitR, Granspprtntsifes.
9. 90. Z sic, Sen Eidets4gent. tiGniIl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-07
.s giOrOli6e Gentral
AasR-E Giienbabn.
ct S0abrpIan.

Sin unb MAO Sonnta3, ben %. Wfai 1865.
3;l9e nprntpdrtS.
BARTON ACCOMMODATION 9lo. / ...........7.2e Bora.
Yof5R9
6arrisburs ACCOMMODATION. .....,......2. 80 gfaGnl.
carlton Accommodation gp. 3. ...........6.0G
R~itr8bur9 unc GRE &rpreB5ug.. ........S.0e
~$iftSturg unb @imtrG &~rpreS5us ........1e.ee
Slge GolpdrtS.
@%itt8bura, GInlire une &rie gTpresaus .....7.e e Born.
BARTON Accommodation $50. 2............S.I0
YoItus
BARTON ACCOMMODATIONS Ge. ............7 1929
Der %GittSburs ~&rpTeBsus se9t bnr4, O9us bic Cars gu
we0ieln. ~
Der 1000 Expressing SEPT tiSlia.
Ser 500 grpreB5ag sebi tG9liG, aussenpRuen CAMS
tags, mad harrisburg. Q%ittsbrro unr grie.
Der 1000 4benD8 SrryeB5uS, sOnntass. mas 6arrisz
burg, Bittaburg unb Dem Bitten Hur, touimt tdglis an,
6uSgerommen Dtontogs.
Der 500 abeups @rpre6sue seSt tGslia. judgements
men GGu!ftasS.
0es Boftsus ge6t td9liG, aus9enou,lneu Gonntass.
Der 5artisburs gccomctoticusus aebt tdglit, Gonntoa8
au8genpmmen. Die 9oft- anb Srpressiae balten sviI6e1
Baltimore Iut BARTON ni6t al.
9oft. ant ErpreBjige ae5ea in ger6inbuns nit Ger
5ennIpIoania Central @iienbd5n IN 6arriSbura fir Pitts
burg, @Ieoelano, %6oIumbuS, cincinnati, jn0ianaoolis,
;Sors g6appe, &9casp uni aGen Gl2Sen BEG grcften 5Bes
FteRs, uni in &lu'ira nil Get Jtem Dorf Grie Eiienbabn
nab aQen ptdeen in nSrbli1en, u~itlera une weItliteu
Netp forf.
Rd9ere ansfanft 9irs az, @aIbertbr. Depot ertseiit.
8. %. DubarrS,
Gen. superintendent.
Gt. G. 9oaHS,
SEra6tS II. EafEccier sSoeut. (Se.9A-N