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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-21

The BRADLEY DIFFICCLTY.-Thism morning,
Judge Olin, in the Circuit Court, gave his de-
cisOn in the case of Mr.. Bradley, who was
ruled before the court to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt. Judge
Olin addressed Mr.. Bradley in feeling terms,
frequently shedding tears, stating that ii was
the most disagreeable duty he had ever per-
formed to make an order directing that Mr..
Bradley be convicted of contempt and fined
SIOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-21

MR.. EDITOR:-You will please state in your
paper that the George G. Poulton published in
the personal column is not George q. Poulton
No. i79 eth street BY inserting the above you
VIII greatly oblige, very respectfully,
GEORGE c. POCLTOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-21

GIVE your wife, mother, sister, or sweet
heart, set of Jewelry for a Christmas present,
and go to Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store to get it,
No. i3S Pennsylvania avenue, third door from
L street
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OFT Y TIE M g.

JEwELRY-5GO styles OF jewelry to chose
from, for only one dollar, at Prgg's Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue,
third door from \ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-21

FREE LUNcH.-All lovers Of a good lunch
Will thank us for this information: On Thurs.
day. 2lst inst, an excellent free lunch will be
given at the New York Hotel, corner Of 9TH
and Z streets. Remember this. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-21

The CAPITOL recently Photographed by g.
ID. Wakely, is by far the best and only picture
taken that embracesfh whole Of this nfagnifi-
cent building. Those wishing TO make Christmas
Presents cannot do better than procure one
HIS rooms are 52i Penn. av., below Sd. eos
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DIED,

BLANCHARD. On Wednesday evening, at 81
oclsck, Of drspsy. after illness OF nearly four
months ,NALEHT1hE BLANCHARD. Esq of tn Q
hrm Of blanchard MOhun, in the 5Ist ear of his
age. In his death the community loses one Of its
most enterprisiDg, BENEVOLENT and valuable citi-
Zens His end Was peaceful and quiet.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
oence, on stree4, between 9th and 18th. to- NOR
row, the 22d inst: y at IL O'Clock; to which the
friends and scqusintarces OF the family are in.
yited. - -
T0RTENEY. On Wednesday morning last,
MARY ANN FoRrENEY, wife Of EW. For
teney, ESQ. 80. =
The friends Of the family ars invited to the fune-
raj. on Friday morning at II o'clock, from her late
residence, on street, between sth and 9th SITS.
ANDERSON. On the 10th inst, PHILLIPPA
ELIZABETH only daughter Of Oliver p. and
Olivia K. Anderson.
Dear Lizzie, sleep and take thy rest
God called thee home he thought II best,
From sin and sorrow set thee free
May we prepare TO 70 low thee.
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10y n. h. WALSH & CO., Auctieneers.
~ asa Penna. ave, corner 10th street.

DRY GOODS, PLATED WARE AT AtcffoS.
Every MORNING and EVENING, commencing
"WEDNESDAY sat DO a. m. and p. we will sell
general variety Of Fancy Goods, Christmas and
New Year 8 Presents; among which are some very
hne chased Albums, Plated Casters, Toys, China,
Tea and Dinner Sets, Butter Dishes, Forks and
Spoons Clocks, Fancy Dry Goods Notions; Boots,
Shoes, Shirts and Drawers. Hats, Hosiery, Gloves,
DC. The whole 10 be sold without reserve for cash.
@Geods az private sale at auction prices,
de 20 lot NJ. X. WALSH A 90, Aurts
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MAR RIED,

BARTON-BABCOCK On the 18th instant. at
the residence of the brides father, By the Rev.
Dewitt q. 0lmstead, of Windsor, N J, JOSEPH
W BARTON, ofWashngton D q to Miss MARY
o. BABCOCK, of Windham Penn a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-21

THE CITY ELRCTIoN.-The election o-day
TO test the sense of the citizens upon the ques-
ton of negro suffrage is proceeding in a very
orderly manner, but with III little interest, and
it Is evident that large vote will be polled.
In the first precinct Fourth Ward, at the
corner of 9th and H streets, up to noon, there
were about 230 votes polled, almost uuani-
mously against negro suffrage.
In the second precinct of the same ward, at
12h o'clock. 500 votes had been poIled, one of
which, solitary and alone, went in for negro
suffrage.
In the other wards the voting is much the
same.
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by K. y. PAGE d CO.. Auctionsers.

by K u. PAGE CO. AuctiOnse".
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHRISTMAS PRES
beginning on TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 10th,
at half-psst O'Clock, and continuing during the
week, we shall sell'at our spacious Auction Rooms
rich, varied and ees Ant assortment Of merchan-
disc suitable to the season consisting in part Of
Richly plated Tea Sets Casters, Ice Pitchers Cake
Baskets. ST..
Ivory landed Cutlery,
Pearl inlaid and Rosewood Dressing Gases,
Werk Boxes and Writing Desks,
beautiful and select variety Of German and
French Christmas Toys,
Accordeons, Violins, Vases,
Mantel Clocks, Pocket Cutlery,
Ladies and Gents Travelling Bags,
And every description Of Fancy Goods.
del9 X. y. PAGE CO., Aucts.
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Coon THINGS FOR TIE HoLfpAYs.-Tho,

GOOD THINGS FOR THE HOLfDAYs.-Though
We are in favor of temperence, yet custom has
made II lawful, nay, essential, to social enjoy
ment during the holiday season, to use slim
ulating beyerage-something 10 make the inner
man happy, to develop and give expression to
the spirit Of genuine hospitality. Egg-nog is
fay orite, inyigorating and healthy beyeredge,
and Is exceedingly popular at this season OF
the year. Butas the poet has truly said, Whats
In q name" So that popular as is egg nogg,
an inferior article is not by any means appre,
claole. To be good, il m ust be well made, and
what is of equal If not GREATER i'm nortanca the
materials must be good. Knowing, therefore, the
importance of good article Of egg -nogg. or a
hne article OF wine, brandy or whiskey, par
ueuiarly when families wish TO receive their
friends IN spirit of true hospitality, and in a
way calculated TO do honor TO the host as well
as 10 the guest, we deem II proper to state for
the Information of our readers that Mr. @. w
Campbell, dealer in wines, brandies, Scotch
and Irish whiskeys, No. 298 Z street near Will
lard's Hotel, has the best stock liquors in this
city, and 1t Is but justice 70 state that Mr. q. is
lust the person to do Justice to his patrons
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FLOUR AND LIQUOR.


WILLIAM NJ. GAIT & CO., corner Of indiana
avenue and LIST street, has most complete
flour and whiskey establishment. HIS flour Is
warranted in all cases, and his whiskey Is sold
subject to analysis il desired.
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c.
FRANKLIN d Co, practical optician, 2i Pa
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, has every
variety Of spectacles and eye glasses, micro
scopes, field and opera glasses, barometers,
mathematical and other scientific machines.
His collection of plain and colored photo
graphs and albums is very fine, and offers
rare opportunity to procure elegant Christmas
gifts. " Soc
r. HETBHRGER, citizens and military
tailor, so ia. avenue, under the Metropolitan
Hotel, IS prepared TO furnish fashion able suits
ofeyery style, at short notice.
HARDWARE, STOVES, &C.
70 WOODWARD Il SoN, No. 3lS Pennsylvania
tises a superb assortment of ranges, stoves,
CRATES, cutlery and other hardware, and a
splendid stock of skates for ice and parlor USE
j. p. BATHROOM, $50 7th street, below Penn
sylvania avenue, has added to his immense
stock Of hardware and agricultural implements
large variety of mince meat and sausage cut
ters, and cutlery Of every description. His es-
adjustment is one Of the most complete of its
wooD AND COAL
W. L. BROWN keeps a coal yard at 30 Penn
sylvanIa avenue, and like his neighbor Gait,
looks after the interests of his customers in the
most commendable manner. Purchasers Of
coal should inspect Browns coal yard.
WILLIAM GUINAND's wood and coal yard,
corner of list street east and B street south, and
wharf foot of 4th street, Navy Yard, is COM
mended to our citizens. His coal is weighed to
customers in orthodox style, and his wood
possesses all the best combustible qualifica-
tons.
THOMAS J. GAIT, 2s2 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 11th and 18TH streets, has laid in an
extensive stock or wood and coal of every
variety. and is supplying customers in all
parts of the city at the lowest prices. His
stove and kindling wood cannot be excelled.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II. w. HAMILTON's depot of sash, doors,
blinds, &c, at No. SOP It'll street, offers to
builders great inducements. The stock of ma
terial includes everything required in the
joiner work of housebuilding.
HALL, kILBoURNE & Co, real estate agents,
corner of eth and + streets, offer a large guam
tity of desirable land, lots in every part OF the
city, and thirty lots of from five TO ten acres
each near Georgetown.
Mons. ALEXANDER WoLowsKI, pianoist and
vocalist, 312 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
the National Hotel, teaches singing and instru-
meptal music with unsurpassed success.
Mons. Wolowski has been well known to our
citizens for a number of years, and as this is
his last year in the city, those DESTROYS of be-
coming proficient in singing or music should
not delay calling on him.
The CITY ELRCTIoN.--The election to-day
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successfully. treated without pain, by DIR,
White, No. 42i Pennsy lvania venue, between
4 and 9Th streets. For chilblains, frosted
tender and odorous feet, use DR.. Whites rem
edy. They never fail. Price one dollar per
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE-The holder of Orchestra Ticket No
~ l25 for GRAND ITALIAN OPERA for Tues
day, THURSDAY and Saturday, will plesss call at
Box Office eff Growers Theatre Immediately. 1t
NOTICE. hereHs forewarn alfpersons net to
trust any one on RI account, as / will not be
responsible for de- L Sontracted by any persons
without written order from me.
de COST LYDIA A. HOOVER, Guardian.
A VOID THAT MISERABLE IMP0sT0R that
"A would deceive you. Consult old Dr.. BARNES
at once BE will deal honestly with you, and cure
you. Washington Building, corner 18th street and
Penn. avenue, Room 2. de % In
INFORMATION WANTED-Of the whereabouts
i of ELLEN GIANTS, wife of Isaac Giants, and his
four children, two boys and two girls. Any infor-
nation will be thankfully received at No. 52s
New Jersey avenue.
de 19-5t" ISAAC GIANTS.
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E0R sALE-GOOD WILL and FIXTURES Of
u Store No $40 Per na. avenue, between ID and
dstrests for sale Suitable for most any kind Of
ses Tor PARTICULARS. de i9-H
MUST BE SOLD
WI AT AUCTION ...
Dec =, 1883, at ~ ocieek D. IN Lot d, , in SQuar
So, feet front by 81 feet deep on 10Th street. be-
tween p. and q. Building. two story frame. four
Terms: One halt cash; balance 6 and IL months
o|. HALL, KILB0URN a co
Real Estste Brokers'
corner Of Seventh and afreets
de l93t G. W. BOTELER, JR., Auet
ID STA PER BARREL.
Extras and SHpers, - = =
Best aud Cheapest in the city
A full supply Of FEED Of all descriptions
81 Attention OF bak srs, dealers and families 70.
Quested GEO. T. McGLUE 4 CO.,
de is-eo6t' 3S7 Pa. avenue, corner 9th street.
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UF GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctions.r.

AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the list inst, st4 O'Clock .. m,
va shall SELL In front OF the premises, part OF Lots
81 and 81, in square h34, each having a front Of ~
feet running back Is feet. This property fronts
Willow Tree alley, between Sd and ~ and south
and streets Island and is improved BY two story
and enc l-st0ry frame house.
Terms: One -thiId cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest, secured BY O
deed Of trust Oh the premises.
All conveYancing and revenue stamps ct the pur-
chaser's cost.
De lh. n GREEN WILLIAMS AnrA.
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HELMB0LDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 10
l. pleasant in tasts and odor free from ali inju-
rfous properties, and iEmsdste ait action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-21

An EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER wishes
"A POSITION in private family, with the
privilege OF taking two or three pupils. Best of
references. Address TEACHER, Star office.
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,Satfcl,cs GeIc.

S.eit tcm l. Sft. fino fol0enop fatfbe
@rcenbotf6 in Girfulotion 9efcet pors
orn $40, cine faf uotIfcmmcnc Rab,
mun9 Ger dtbten cbcnio quite Na6abs
mun9en Der $50 uno 100 9toten. Die
S5 Stbeine iino Photographic, oeren
1apjer fEifir uno ni(bt 10 GUT, ais oo6
Der Gtbten, fie icben pCrfbmicrt aus,
troBocm Die Shriftcn uno 3oblcn ebenz
70 ocutlitb ol5 bei oen ritbtiaen iino.
$40 Stbeine itnO bon S. Rotcn oe6ns
BERT roroen, inter Dem Qortroit BON
Gbafe itebt ole 3abl 10, cbcnio oben
rCbt6 fie ieben oen 9uten S 10 oar nitt
dbnlib uno betrti8cn nur einen llnGrfdb,
renen Die Gdten baten einen 2(oler nit
0us9cbretcten 8lT9cln auf iecCr Seite
uno ba6 portrait 3incoln'5.
$50 9totCn lpuroen bon 50 Sbeinen
ab8eGnoert in zen Gtbten Sbeinrn iIt
Ole Si0notur oes Gt0iltcr6 linfs uno Die
oe6 Shaemeiiter6 veNt5. SS5n cen 2(bs
0cdnoerten 1T beioe5 r,tbt5.
9ounterfclt6 Ger 81 Sdceinc. cSn cen
foli6cn 1T Die 9riine Sintc ctrra6 better,
bct Cen d1tcn uno 9emiiIc Sbeile oerIelz
ben feben jCrfraet aus. Sa6 @eIibt
@Dole6 1T ountler uno bic 9lctc Iicbt i'm
NU9emelnen 9rob aus.
So S6eine iln6 bon 81 SiQ6 aboes
Gnoert wcroen. Mlan braudt bios oas
rouf 6u o6ten, Ob oa6 8io Gbaie'6 lnf6
in oCr Sfe 1T, eonn 1T Die 9tote falih.
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Ram an oen LInrCd,tcn.

2(m Iesten Wonta9 reoete Su petrcle.
I'm Grntre Elm &erl, Der eincm SubrmanE
ne 9Icich fab, einen eben in Ger SeI9r9pno
ein9etrofcnen fun9en 0cutibcn auf Der
eanofraBe an uno fra9te ibu, tpie upl
lIbr e5 iei. Der OCutibe SEQ 9utmGtb.
ia feline llbr bcraus, um oarnah su Iebs
en-, in oeicm 2(u9enblide obcr 9rifF aud,
i6on Der Sremoe oaruab. Infer Seut,
fber aber ni6t faul, Jo9 Elm Qiltcl uno
fruerte e6 ouf ocn Strelb ob. Der
S1uB perwunoete oeien i'm 8elibt uno
er puroc baIo oarauf perbaftet uno na6
Der Sail in SrantIin 9cbra6t.
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OlOrrei6 uOn l1eu~ !9frCrp !
Series III in bic Union Suriif8sfebrt
Huzza for the Buckwheat State !

Od6 lopale 8oIf Der Union blidte
nit dn9itli6er Spannun9 auf NeusSerz
Icp uno bcate nur orrin9c Sofnun9, ooB
oieIcr bornirte @opperbeaof faot, berfclbe
Stoot, Ger pibreno Der pieridbriocn 8ez
bclIon itets nit ben Seinoen ols 9anoes
1Dmpatbeiirte, oenIelben 6tiIfe uno &ors
fbub teiitete uno oeBme9en NIT Retbt oa6
- nGrolibe SGos sGarolina" 9epannt ipurs
DC, fir Die Union aewonnen ,peroen fonns
te. Dieie 8eftrhtun9en oe5 lopalen
Solfes paren mob br0rtinoet: Dor orei
Sabren nuroe Der bieberi9e @oupern6r,
Scel garter, nit ID, 500 Webrbeit 9ez
rGbtt SIC 6 le 4 an bate i'm uori9cn
6ertife cine Mebrbeit BON 1900 oiefe
Woht ju brcthen uno nit Dem Copper
beaoismu6 aub ju9Icitb Die orilfofratiz
Iben Giienbabnf6niee Don Gamotn l(mz
bop su iti3en, oa6 mar cine ibrrcre lrs
belt, bob, iie wurce oetban /!
Die Mcbrbeit fur B ar D, Ger rcputs
tifanilbe 9ouuern0r, III etrpa 2700.-
Oardbcr mag Gin &a92buno in Quenz
taun elm 3la9elico oidtcn- -wrnn Ole ear
irune wesen osn 9roben SiC9en nibt Bu
arg ouf fSinen 0ibtelfaiten cin9etprft
hat
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g c It Drbcn;

Sn 9ataIauqua, 9'ha SAINTS, 3d.. BEN
u. Sst. an IsptrttFetr, gIiiab.fb
y tsn I'm alter BON SO g., 8 N. n. 2a
Z. sic bintsrldet sinrn tttfbttribtsn @ott,n
uno S'ptt Stnfr, brtn 5tn8ans Su smpfnbtn.
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torn' m Der IuFgbruns, Cart Gu6n bee
Qrn. @sor9s y. gDrtl, ettpa 80 Sn6r aft. Or
b'ntrrltsB brst tIsne Stnter 1.n frlbts gbl,btn
~ tswrtnsn. Die Nlutter III ttnsn Dor rsniaex
5sit Scran9s9arssn. Grin tntfrtlter S5rrtr
braHts man teutr mad Hsp gcrt, no bsrT.lbe
esn SsrltSrbsnen anrrwnnbttn btissIsat rurbt.
Nm D. Dtsi's, In aIentppn, Sacpb Wtk
Ter. in isinsm 69. 9etensiatrs.
Nm itrn 9ippemtrr In Qlsntaun. Carolina
ebr9nttin SCn Sonas 8 90. SunFtI, h
tRrtm 32Rtn QttsnfjaGw.
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. Ct mrbsr, stwa 35 Sotrtn alt. - gr mar
roretm Gin Niit9lirr tts A7tm &ram,nts. Sa.
So luntetrs unb boitr fine ttrtnpulr gntIosuno.
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j in t, am 2ppbcib 5irtcr, alt 46 Sabre, 6
Wonatt uno 1 Gage. @r btntsrlitb cine trau.
trnee setItrpe, nit 8, ntstriltnS ROD unr,Uasns
Snern.
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) Inc, Qodir6rn pOn 8tutrn 8. unb a6rs.
lta WfoRr, alt 4 9abren. 4 Wcnatsn unb %
So9cn. 2sr 9brw. Srr Strn6tursr bitlt bic
Gsi6rnrrfe.
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% re orp, ebeSrm bon NlIentaun, In ein,m
alsr ron ftra 76 Sabrsn.
@m 2ten Ncucm6er, In aarntaun, 8tua
s., &Ohtrrfrn pun GiloBman unb Gliaab,tb
S3m0gsr alt Sabre unO Is Gage.
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9ebsnajobre.
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mar EN- Mit9lise BON Comp. ,,a"47. Nsat.
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aann 2S6trIsn pun Qntrep une Gina arum.
bore, alt WCnats unb 81 Sage.
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Nmdnta @Ii1ntab, 9B6tcrldn RON 9auI unb
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1 3abr, NOnut unO 20 Gag.
Vim 9trn October, In S6r.Sllfcrb, Rouk.
9rmsr9 @auntp MatiIoa, 3Sttcrlsin ssn ghas.
uno Nlarp SsnNsr, alt 10 @rnat unO % Iaa.
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nett. IN ittnsm 55ftn 2sbsneiabrs.
CetnS'NonNt Nar6 ben gtrw. 6. 8 gUseI.)
- am 6tsn Ssptsmter, in 5sipdtrs, Gtarlss
Ssnjamtn, SDtnGm BON Natban ans Sarob
Deter, alt 2 Wonate unb 81 Sage.
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saeas, SDtn6en pon 5rspsrid unO euetnba Nt.
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am 2lttn SeiCbtr IN Der 9r6a 8alIts, Nld.
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tsrasr @cttceddrr berrrist.
Gm 2hn Rcambr, in 0a16inaton, SAINTS
WCnrce. SObn6rn bon 3tcmas uno Qmonbo
Stsrn, alt 9atr, 2 Mcnat unO If Gage.
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0irjrntgcn bic Ihpn SpcimaI 8cgcn bic
SpIpotcn gcitimmt batcn, 1cben
blci d auS
Dir Srcunee uon Jcff Dauis Gno un.
ter ecn SCblcnocn II. f. 10.
pGs rjiuofr 0eridt'' dber bic Cop
perbcGGg

Gielicibt nod mic, felt Der Griifrn3
uniercr Union, iinb tcftigere @cr1uhe
0emad)t prrrrn, ben Staat NcugUrf fitr
ib Su gcpinnen ais btr5 am Z. So
pembrr auf Seiten Der Sreunb Der
IipIidrn 9tebeljcn 9cibab. Seine Q8iibs
leret uno feline ,6umbugBerrt warcn bic
fen Srcunbrn Ser 9tigserbarpnrn Su gcz
mrin, niebrrtribtig I'M bamit grgcn bic
5Sreunbe Der 9trpubIif, bic 8rcunbr ci>
nrs 9uten unb 9crc1ten 0puSrrnfments
uno Der unirn, rnt9r9rn SIT trctrn.-
8. Gan Surrn untrrnabm r6 in Jtcten
Su betpri6en, bo6 Bic llIma6t Der Gppz
perbeab> 9artbci Su9rtban ict. Die 2tns
fiibrer ticicr @artbct iuhten inter oie<
len ontrrn fnllhcn SrripiegeIungrn bas
Splf tarurA ST tIuibrn ZAP lie iih
ais reun B trr 9rlitif bcs 9rG@
liprntrn Sptnlpn brm Gplfr YprltelIten ;
ocrgctcn6 gin9cn iie in bicirm Staatr
frBnr 70 weit, bic gtamen Spn altrn
GIo9 @bi88 auf ibr Gidet lu Icten,
I'm tamit bic Stimmen jcncr 9artbci
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fSrbten SsccliiOniiten niht5 mrbr nil
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teuflilhen Yiorb g 2tncpin'5 nod
nitbt pcrgcIcn ;u batcn; ia, r5 crinners
tr Ii9 nr6, rob ron bca fiibIiden 6eu,
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Die ginridtung non Capt, 0rinrib
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cem SpoIjer Ger ouf8citellten Soloaten
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ieinen sebten Sang. Gr mavf einen
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te trosi9 uno 9lejb9Glti9 lumber.
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te unS 3,ptt uno lpon,ib Sup bcd> nit Ell
ner SoutbUre II Sup pom SuBbooen.
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bcs 1876. Qa. Observation-Disclosures uno
brei Seto6cmGnt5 oe6 8CtCranen.He.
Serves9orp6 unter Dem @ommonbo oei
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monoonten eln9eiblofen.
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