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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02
The Origin Of the EcniaMs.

The Fenisn Brotherhood has been in ex.
isieuce for the past eight years. Its founders
were two of the Irish eNiles Of ISIS, Colonel
John o MahOney and Michael Doheny The
late Cereal Corcoran was in conjunction
with them. O. Manoi.av was connected with
this movement IN 1878, aud. though a mere
youth, he influenced about fifteen thousand
of the pea amtry Ia the county Of Tipperary.
where he be Igrd, to eucamp upon the hills
OF that pace. The military surrounded and
dispersed them, and O'Nahoney fed 20
France, where the plans for the future revo.
lut.Ona:y organization were fJrned. After
-eaiding in France for few years, O'Maho-
nev came 10 America, whe-e, aided bv Cor.
cOran and DDheny, he started the FeHian
brotherhood organization. \ r 6vc years
She Brotherhood maintained seruise cret
character, spreading rauidy through the
United State, Canada, and the British
provinces, with a regular system Of commu-
nicst!Ou.
Three years ago a national convention vas
held in Chicago. aud the purpose ot the
organization WAS boldly avOwed, aud the
spread # the movement WAS greater than
ever. The 'ealers Of the Fcuiaus are men
Who ha-e taken up downright revolution az
the business cf ,h-Fr bses. o Mahoney, the
HeaL Centre. - Acknowledged, yyen by his
er,e mics. to be highly COLT red, of chva.-
rJ'Is nature, and Il man of great deternina-
tIon.-iHertc-fH .SIiss7nGn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

4 WARvIHG TO HoCsEEaEFiFGs late
number of the Ann Arbor (Mich.j Ae.cs -as
the following:
George 5. Armstrong, an old resident oi
the township Of Lodi, died on Saturday NOR
ung last from eating tomato catsUp made IN
a copper boiler, The acid OF the fruit; by a
cherr,lcssl process, com 5inin- with the copper
forming what IS called IL chemistry di,acct-
ate Of copper (conmon yerligris). We are
Informed that the ca;sup was allowed to re
main IN the liler for some three davs after
bein, made the re>Llt, n doubt, of want OF
EnO,Sls,Yge Il - chemical ssuity Of the two
substa 5, the acid tomato and the coqp r
of the boiler Mr. ArmstronE being exceet-
ingly fond Of the to pato in that form. di-re-
garIng the unpleasant taste hat other mem,
ber. of the family complained OF, ate boanil-
fully of it, resulting in death, after q number
Of iiays. in terrible suffering. Or. ID. Wells of
mn. city, from whom we have the facts, was
called and attende,. him through his sit::"H-s
In ali probability the other memDeto Of he
family would bave suffered the same fate,
but for the reason that there was an unpleasant
taste to the catsup, which prevented them
from eating it, only in very small quantities.
The death of Mr.. Armstrong should be n
warning to housekeepers not % use copper
vessels tor any culinary purpose whatever,
but if they do. not allow any article OF food
acid or otherwise. to remain in them a nom
ent after the food is properly cooked. 1t Is
better not to use them at all, to discard them
altogether, except for purposes where Ec
danger can result from their use.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02
Savings OF Eminent N1en.

The first principle aud source of all good
writing is to think iusIy.--H1race..
Every man complains of his memory, but
no man complains of MS judgment.-Roche-
fOocuuid.
IT men were perfectly contented, there
would be no longer any activity IN the world.
-.Hotbuea,
Those who have once tasted the pleasures
of roaming at large through woods and
mountains, can never again be happy under
the restraints of socety.-Lardner.
Great men, taken up in any way. are
profitable c,mpany.- Thomas Carlyle.
Man is older than nations, and he is to
surround nations -Rsr. W. f.. Chamning.
Nations should wear mourning ior none
but their benetactors. The reI resentatives
Ut nations sbouli re, omnend to- public ho-
mage only those who have been the heroes OF
humanity-.NTiubcm.
No man is nobler born than another, un
less he i. born with better abilities, and d
mere amiable disposition.--.Senecd.
We do not know absolutely what is gonu
or bad fortune. e.-ROSseau.
Nature never says one thing, and wisdom
| another.-ROsseau.
1t is most certain that passions alway;
covet and desire that which experience for
sakes Francis BacoH.
The absent party is always faulty.-Pfo-
! erbs.
If YOU speak what you think, you shall
hear what YOU iislike.-Biar.
Sudden movements of the mind ottel
breaks out either from great good or grea
| evil.--H0hter.
Bear and blame not what you cauno
change.-Pubiius Syrus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

WOULDN'T HURT THEM.-A fellow, being
awakened by the clerk of a steamer, was
told that he must uot occupy the berth with
boots. He very considerably replied "oh,
the bugs wont hurt 'em, guess; they are
An old pair"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02
The Extravaganza Of Dress.

The remark is made, and passed every
season from lip to lIp, that the extravaSance
in dress is on the increase. This season the
prospects are that the exactions of Queen
Fashion will be more severe than before,
even during the prosperous days of war.
1t is yet too early for the complete display
Of the habitucs of the thoroughfares, for
many have not yet returned from Newport
and Saratoga, while the warm spell has
driven back some who had left their summer
haunts to keep from freezing to death.
Jewelry, velvet, silk and poplr will be il
great demand this season, and we may be.
lieve that they always will, until they become
cheap or reasonable in price. Talk of COM
pelling the traders to come down in their
exorbitant demands Every dealer in New
York know, that The higher things are the
better they sell.
Was lately in large jewelry establish
ment when young gentleman and wifi
came in and began to look at some very
expensive articles of ornament. After they
had purchased what they wished, and were
apparently on tn. ront of leaving, the lady
spied some beautiful earrings and sked the
clerk to let her look at them.
"Aint they cunning? Amt ther cum
ning?' said she. "Husband, get ;em for
me, come. How much are ,hev, wonder ?'
"Only $500" quietly replied the clerk.
as that all ?' SAID the lady. There. Hub
by, do get them for me. They will be just
as valuable if | die. You know you can
sell them
The husband, however, did not Weld to his
darlings simple request, whether because be
happened to have some sense or did not hap
pen 10 have $500, do not know.
They say that the air of Wall street breeds
such men As ketchsm. Heavens, There
is a power in New York greater than Wall
street to inciic to crime That power is
woman ard fashion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

NJ kNETSSL. German Druggist x Apo
v ihc-arv fxhrl,.a'- ant ratl.I I4ig IT. Ottawa
Importer Of DruE. Chemicals French Ccsnar Brsn.i..
Wa, g. rn.ZS-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

"GSSACk ( CANDERS, HOu,c and
1 Sign Painters, next 3alr 70 NJ. J"hn li'-'arks
Office Main street Ottawa Ill G..nins. Glazing, and
Paperins executed ia the lest styl- nov Elm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

Ex-PREsIDESr MoNRoE.-A statement has
lately appeared in several newspapers that
the fifth President of the United States diet
in New York SO poor that his remains found
a resting place through the charity OF his
friends, and that they reposc without any
monument to mark the spot. We are glad
to be able to contradict report which, II
true would be an indcible disgrace to the
American people. Mr.. Monroe died on the
4th of July 1880, at the residence OF his
son-in law, Mr.. Samuel l.. Gouverneur, in the
city of New York, where the warmest tiil Il
tenderness soothed his latter daTs H. was
buried by his relatives. and not by the char.
ty of frienns. In July 1853, under escort OF
the New York Seventh Regiment, his re-
mains were removed with great pomp and
ceremony to Richmond, by request OF the
State Of Virginia. and reinterred in Holly
wood cemetery, where they now rest As a
token of its high appreciation of the distin
| guished services Of her son, the State erected
a splendid monument to his memory.-S
Louis Republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

L. Y. GRIGGS, Druggist, Bookseller, and
I'Ls Starinner, ottawa. III.
Sign Of GOOD Samaritan. secorT scro il 'siiifs-rs
block, south side Of court house square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

Blundell was standing near me, looking
over my shoulder. as read.
Il took in the truth at once he sail
Don't ynu?'
"Why.' gasped, 'you reversed the direc-
tors | SAW that i, glance, when you gave
me this
Exactly! To say that was not con>
founded-shocked AT first-would be untrue.
How could il be otherwise But il the calm
reflection of succeeding DAYS for | was left
in q.;ietness to gather strength) feeling OF
satisfaction grew upon me, grateful satiSfac'
ton that had escaped rejectlon-humiilatIon
on the one hand, and the sorrow OF intilcting
useless pain on the other; that had lost no
friend but had found noble hearts great
love. How came to give my heart to Mary
Percival have no intention of descrit ing
I But had done so before | told her every
thiag-loag before she became my wife
/ Then the letter she received but family
expressed my love for her. We have been
married four years, and each year has tounc
rs more loving. more happy. Now, ole
friend. YOU shall tell me what yoa think.
! ] only quoted Hamlets words
aTheres /. divinity that shapes our ends,
R,ugh-h.~ them how will"
Once q Week.
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A gentleman in this town says the othe
day girl called at his door and asked if his
family wanted house help" He replied
they did.
DO you have small children 2 she asked.
"No.''
"Do you have your washing done out Of
the house p
"t,o"
"Will my room be carpeted y
"Yes"
After going on awhile in this manner, tn:
gentleman turned the tide, and SAID he would
like to ask her few questions.
Can you play the piano Z?
go, no.
"Can you speak French p
"No"
"Can you sing the opera?'
"No."
"Can you dance the lancersY'
"No" -, "a
| "Well them" he continued, If you can
not do any of these, you won't suit" and on
| went the astonished maiden smelling MICE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

TIE VICAR OF BHAY-This phrase is in
very common use, and by many who are un-
acquainted with its real origin. which is this :;
The Vicar of Bray, IL Berkshire Chat is,
according to the English canon law, the
priest of the par shy, was Roman Catholic
under the sway Of Henry VIII, and Pro-
testant under Edward VI; he was the form ,r
again under Queen Nary, and the latter
again under the reign of Elizabeth. Being
reproached for his frequent apostacy, he
answered, 81 cannot help that; but, if l
change my religion, am sure keep to my
principle, which is, To live and die Vicar OF
| Bray"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02
professional Cards.

CHARLES j. BEATTIE, Attorney and
~ Counsellor at Law, Pontiac, Livingston county Ill.
81 Iys
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-02

SIGNIFICANCE OF RiBBoys.-One OF the
latest fashions with the ladies is wearing
long ends of narrow ribbon around The neck.
Few of the uninitiated know the Significance
of the same. When they wear the ends
hanging i'll front, it means that 1.-The lady IS
m. rried :; down the back. that ''she has a
feller coming to see her. but isn't engasedi
over she left shoulder it means, "fellers, come
follow me-" If she does not wear any 1t
means that she is engaged, and don't wish
to have anything to do with any other feler p
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-04

S6iffbrld. Sent @iener v8ans
Der" berihtet mar iiber cine lhredlihe &ata=
fOpbe auf Dem i6war3en Meere: Ser elmer
t9liFhen SeleQl6alt in Galac3 (Dipttpn &
SeIl geb6renoe Sdraubenoampfer 8luruep 1T
Euf Der &eiie BON Galac5 nab Gonltantitppel
IL Der Ndbe bon &arna urter9esansen. Ypn
40 8alIasieren, bic ii6 an 8Oro befanoen,
MIR Z gerettet Uer0ea; ale iibrisen
falloen ibr Grab in ben 8ellen. Ob Der Ga@
pitdn bes S6ifes poer SenanO BON Der Wtannz
f6aft fi6 rettete, caraber i6weisen bic Wtits
tbeilungen, bic bis oatO pprliegen. 8alo nab
benz MuSlaufen aus Sulina bate man toabrz
senommen, Oab Ous S6iff iebr fart @olier
siebe, baber Der @Dmntanoant li6 ni6t anoers
81 belfen wubte, als, nm SanO 81 %gewinnen,
sesen &ulpurnu 81 iteuern gu luHen. Mittler>
mar aber Elm beItiger Sturm ~ausssbru-
den, gssen ben pus Sdiff 70 lanse a~ntdmpfte,
bis es mitten entSpei 9ing. Son Der euoun9
i'm @ertbe pOn Cd. $4,000 8fO. Sterl, war
ni6t Elm einsiaeS Bfuno perIi9ert!!" e@+'
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ul0llTlj0t0n. Z. q.

+ 8pr9etern fano nj meiBen
Der Neuiabrsz Gmpfung itatt. Die
peridieoenen @eianoti6uften 9eputationen BON
Der 9lrmee unb 9laup uno cine srobe NnSabI
pom Yir9ern belldten baS weibe 8ouS, I'M
Dem alien abrabam 81 9ratuliren. Ser 8rdli,
bent eridien 9e9en | ubr, be9leitet pon War'
i6al Canon uno ieinem 9rioatietretdr, Str.
8icplup. Ob9lei6 er ni6t iebr LANCE blieb, il
bate ct bob fir Seoen, pom giniiter Bis gum
i6li3ten Burger, elm freuuOlides Mprt. aud
Nr8. Qincoln erihien uuo permeilte cine 3eit-
lang unter ben @diten.
tSeuer8brun It no Qebenspers
| u #. ~ gcr9eltern gla6t brad in einem
0auie in g : Str 5tpiiden IS. uro IA. Str,
6euer aus, tpcbei cine alte ~glegerin, mel6e
our4 nnpUriidtigteit bas 6euer perlduloet
bate, in ben 6lammcn umtam; 3pei 6duler
pllrben 9rDbtentbeilS our2 Den Brand serft6rt
uno mebrere Samilien perlpreu ibre Wtcbilien.
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&ete9eapbifeDe WdcDrtet)tei "a.
Seet6te4 far ben Baltimore getSer' a-
BuMDeSbnnufhaDi.

SO aibingtOn n, 3. San. Die GomniIltDn
oeS 8i5e : 9tbmiral 6arra9ut wurDe 9eitern
Nbene abgel6idt, urn ais Neuiabrss 8rdient BEL
ibrn einSutreffen.
9ie 8ant Of Commerce pom @eorgetoiun,
8. g., lit unter benz 9iamen Natipnal=8an pI
Commerce rem 9lationol>8 anf>8 erein beige
treten.
Sn elmer Generals rore pDn Sen. luartier,
meiiter Weigs miro beri6tet, bah bic t9eere DO,
&i6mpnb, i'm Sbenanbpabt6ole uno bic ser=
~ltreuten Corps ale nit Gapaaerie> Bferoen 9ut
.periebea leien uno Der 9lntaui oerielben ppr.
l1ufig eingelteIlt meroe1t t6nne. e
!0eute lpuroe cine Orore POM S6abamt er=
.Ila1en, SuB ale 5 psf. 1O.4O Bombs bis sum
Z. B. Wts.% angenommen peroen,
Ser Stats efretdr perlieB beute Mbent
8uib'n9tpn, nm Der 8eeroigung be5 Son, so,
9uIas, friber Geianoter in Gn9lanb, in Ybis
laoelpbia beisumobnen; am 9onnerltag miro el
na6 S%rentpn, q. s., o~breiien. Die SIS. 8m
9unter, Gbef eGlerf pe8 Stautsoepartenlents
Bm. McOlai, Der Setretdr be8 Brd1icenter
uno &obt. Qincpln, Der SObn oeS Brdlioenten
begIeiteten ibn. +
Sine Na6ri6t, mel6e nor einisen 9usen in
mebreren 3eitun9en eridien, baB Der braliliani:
i6e @eianbte eur6 Senarbs S6reiben besig.
lid Der SlpriOaz9(ffuire sufriecen 9eltslt lei, ii
ni6t ipabr. Ser @elanote bat basu teine Sn:
itruttionen. Ser braiilianiide Geianbte beiudt,
9eitern ben Yrdlipenten unO ben StaatS=Sefre
tir, Inn ibm gum Neuiabr 81 9ratuliren.
Sin Specially ptidaiter oerlief segen Gno
Der lebten WO6e Sort Wtpnrpe nit 9epel6ei
an Nomiral Yorter.
9as GUmite ilber 2riegsfiibruns lit 5urldge:
tebrt; balietbe ~inipijirte Die B1n5erboote.
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Observation-Disclosures

Grter 3 10 eig. = SIR. !Serrins rei&te
cine BetitiOn eiu BON OerA Sirma Wiarburg l.
8rO., auf ibrem @runoe, SO. 145 uno 147-
SID GbarlesltraBe, cine 9ampfmai6ine ~ ers
ridten; i~iberpieien. = Scr. @Or, cine dbnlide
YetitiOn BON Souls Burrin9er, go. 2o8 Saras
tOgaitr.; ferner cine Standardization Der 9ldds
barn 6aoeaen; beioe iiberipieien. Wlr. gnalt,
elm dbnli6eS @eiu6 Der 6irma Slemming 4
60. ibertpieien. - Ser 8orliBer reidte ineb-
rere BetitiOnen elm ppn iber 600 Namen, nm
8arbierituben am 6onnta9 ~ i6Iieben.-Wr
Gpuns, cine 8etitipn BON s. 2auIter, feline
S~ampfmal6ine in giprb garolineitr. meiter ee-
brauten gu birfen. = Dtr. @apion, einen
BeiAluB, bic Soften zines neuen Marttbauies
in 2Uultr. su bere4nen; ansenDmmen. Ssrner
einen 8ei6luB, bic !9arfUrb Stun spii6en
ScbnitraBe uno Central Npenue gu beoeden ;
an9enpmmen. Serner cine 3elolutipn, bic So
Iten Der Sunneairuns pOn 9arforo Sum, smi.
lGen 8Unbitr. un6 8rpaopap, a%usau1noen.
Serner cine Ne~i OIution, ous GOmite Der Wittel
unO 8e9e gu erIuden, cine Oroinan3 tuesem
IuSiesung elmer Bounty fur SreiwilIige ein,u.
brtn9en. Serner cine &clolutipn, einen 8eridt
lber Die Sbdti9teit Der Smpfdr5te pdbrenb oea
leBten SabreS gu perlan9en. - WRr. NidOls
ilberreidte cine Oroinun;, peldt bic 3ablung
BON 9ano9eloern an SreipiQise perfa9t, purbt
sur Sa9espronung fur beute beltimmt. 8ertast
3weiter 3weig. = 2ei6enbei9uuel
Greentree rei6te cine 8etitiOn Elm, in pel6et
peri6ieOene Oeliorten, bic sesenmdrtig in bic.
flyer Stabt in @ebrauh 1ino, flr qefdbrIi9 Ct.
adtet tperoen uno nm cine llnterlu4uns sebe.
ten miro. 9em GDmite pom 6euers9 epartemen
iiberwieien. : DIR. Srelan meIbete, bab Der
nd6iten Sag (btutel Der Diappr feline 8oti6af
einI6tden peroe. 8ertaat. 44.
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@pnp. sSentpns Sptfd,aft.

&lbann ben 3. San. Die Qe9islatur
Or9aniiirte iid beute unO nabm @ouu. Sentons
8ctldaIt ent9e9en. 9ieIelbe befiirwortet cine
Reorganization u~nierer Staatsbanten, ais Nas
tipnal 8anten, iuwie audi bic Grri6tung zines
appeautiOnsbOfs. Sic neiit ioOann auf bic
Ndn9eI beg @elsbes, welaeS ben Soloaten i'm
Seloe suS @ablredt ii6ert, bin uno erludt bic,
Ielben bur6 Nmenoements obSubelfen. Ser
&eit Der 8ptidaft bei6dfti9t iid nit Wilitdrs
Nngele9enbeiten, ben 8ountp : 8eri6ten, neu
&etrutirun98 Spitert, Der Stats Ulili3 unb
Sulebt Die 8ertbeiOisung Der @renSe.
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Scutitbrr prrtelt. @nilcrucrCin.
Die Iaut Der Contribution e. ~ tattfnbeaee @enes
raj, Der Ian,uuIuns bss N8aiiehSsrsins if DOuneritus, ben
5. b. gtt., I'M S9ulb0uie Der DreieiniSteits : @erneinse,
$40. 6 1rinitpfr, Abeubs 7 llbr, tprju ale UiitsIisesr
uub 6reuuee bieIer 0obnbdtisfsits.A ntoIt rcbt ireunb.
.Ii6t e~ingelaeen nerfen. aa %
(Nto58o) s. Sbr mann, SER.
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Nenercs aus Gurnna.

gOrt 8. San. Ser 9ampfer st.
ma" BON Queenstown am %. 9es. ab9efab'
rem, fam beute bier an.
Die 9ampfer pGOinburs" uno Bremen"
itns brauben an9etOmnen.
Cine Sepei9e pom 21. aus OtacriO melt ct,
puB Die GOrtes Der a6nigin ppr9el6Iagen ba.
ben, San 9emin9o auf3useben. =
Na6ri6ten BON Bahia melOen bic Wegnab=
me mebrerer S6iffe our6 ben giraten vSea
Sing 4& @ @S4-f
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tW Wir lenfeH bic Gn5 mertfanfeit unisrer QeIer in
8etreff Der ltaterti9tSsN aub @r3iebunssanfnIten beIons
bers auI @.a.aans's Sdale, eereu SeHreben 60 III, bic
8inber iu nntsrriGteu NIB gu er8ieben.
Gol6e @Itern, bic ibren &inbern auger eiuem seruTnf.
tiSen nnterriGt aHf cine OerninftiSe &rsiebuna oebeH
lafen tpoleu, trerben Wobl tbun, ibre 2inber i'm biefe
S&rlc 81 iGiden benn uiGt anein itMb iGmmtli6e Qeb.
rer bieicr AnitaIt, bitis unb tit6tiS in i5rem Ga&e, ION
bern bic S9uler5abl III ben Oerl4ieoeneu 2laiIem it aud,
aHf elm mdsiJeS Mtarintum Seisst (65L ipobur@ es ben
eeRrern a1ein mDsli& wirb, init suteu1 Grfolse gu pirteu.
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SeutlAt Nritr.
rstas In Der entltf9en siae .utsAlt.n FAB.

DAMeMItRe.
@trI 8arglint1 Santaasb. Wiz Rary BxrbtI. T2tsGmils
q rsram. Etts Dfsate s SsGaab, Nrs pItSt RIaus. Nys
Sant aeiirS, Nlts Stxrtttte Ntpptlme9er. gpis Dtsait d
ritter. Ntt Sraxt &ttttnbera mQts GattGrtHe Sttrtr, 14ts
eaa . S&Hatlsr, HtrS 3tnrs S4ett. Dtrs Hltriaa gSalt.
0eTrGnItH tie.
6 Sre&enfetr, > BaSpit, 5 . Cider, Dasib GlstrSie,
: 9 @t9eIttrGer, SleifdmdR l. Gstn, @ep q Gtfdtr, q :
8rs q mutmas. y s 5oufe, etwtS Sertert, SseYb 9ermGn,
@es " pei, y 9tllebranS Gep Ssbu, 9 6 pSISmGa, SGtsb
9stH trant RltnStr 9eter &sairtet, SpHis einftr. q
Sserrtsl, . epYttmeser, @b 6 Ran & GO, 9 Hsfenkurs,
8 NnaS' albert ssb, { 8 Steiner, . 3 Snljta&er = g..
ebas Eetfel, 9aa. &bsmaS, q DsIraer, Gts d mtud, Ridarb
@sk. h
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8. NlSrtd, 2 G6s s. Dutt, 8 % Ossmsr, SGes1 1slAtn,
@ets WeRtAuftr, Sa1t. { Colbert, Senr1 y Diet, S q @IIer,
Gtss q SlltraHA,g Capt. u 4artaaHH. 2tsat. 9xs 8 &atx,
S.eat. 81 attstdera Gal. SnbssurE 6tGS g Sttrr, %
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Rariue= Departemiemt.
@urs4aher Dambf- 1n8enteure,
q TS1pmber 1874

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me ien fir bic beirefftnbe &iahe &c wirs ntGt eter 3a9-
luna Geleiitet, bis Der &pntratt sOlfdnhis erfIlt tit. Dte
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fatt HnS uuS mad 2 Dirnaten Sc l6eben isin.
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rire fas Nett eor6ebalten etnttn 81 ~nieeriSer AnBebptc
teire Sea6tunG IN fbenten.
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nAerae etHtlten N 9eben wiro. t.--tM
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9. St. 9tfrttt @eri6t.- 9ie 9.
Staten 9esen bic 8ri9s uMpuntuin Gu9el@
we9en S&muggelei pUn @ltern in Die Hebels
lenitauten. Ser BrOseb muroe ;u @uniten Der
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taui bepreert. Icy s,.' ~.l
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perratbsfaa CUR. Spru6e, purbe aber perl6oben.
Die ilbrigen GeriaIsb6fe fuaren ni6t in SIP,
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@inieanna ees es-puperneuts pun mRiHourf.

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ieS States murOe beute in Sefferion eingeIebt
uno ianote Der Qea;Slatltr feline 8ptIbQIt elm.
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9. ct. I Sic Sbntomts. Nlctcn.

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Wettetn SBstiE."
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ais cine Sinani. MNCntur Der Reaieruns, pfertlt btrfe Nrter
matt ten sttpStnlifen @prnmt fFpnea,
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