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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

no rernlsre sectarianism will be INDUCED or coup,e.
nanced at the same time, every ert viii be employe
TO encourage and render inyo.ate the urpfes ons of
Christians and to induce all 10 adopt the religion Of
Christ To all who respect Christianity and Its nsttu
to'ls the welcome hand will be heartily extended To
those whose Influence is preudicial to Religion and good
Msrais no protracted stay can be allowed
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
~HROA AT and NGs

Dseasexof those organs prevalent ana danger
ons that afelabe Medicine is necessary safeguard In
every community In such remedy for family use the
freedom from poison, and the adaptation patients of
every age and condition, Of either sex.
These qualities most happily combined III this repa-
ration a. 81 admirably Is it adapted 10 the af all
diseases for which Is recommended that its entire in
assists nature in Us efforts Nj the system Of disease
that the most delicate constitution With perfect
safety, aud a fixed certainty that .a.g
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
Preparatory Department.
Reliious fIscrewt.

Preparatory department is arranged for all Mise,
AID Lads not qualified enter the Academic clssse,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
DIR. yAcKsoN's FRENCH PATENT MALE SAL

II Is the only and safe preventive against contract
ing disease invented Price ~ each 81 rcr half.
dezen. and 81 per dozens send hr ulal~, - l0;!y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
ssciief aud a Cure will Speedily
ia ~ sa,-,! ls-.r EOl2OAWs

As Tme-tte great deyeaner Of Fact advances these
rnsas beeame der aid better snow and This Medicine
has already became staple necessity. with growing
demand. unprecedented in the histosy OF Medicine The
natural result Of its INTRINSIC MRTS. single trial
IL all that is necessary establish the that s the
most elieacous remedy ever offered 10 suffering humanity
The Medicine Is PEI up IN Fifty Cent bottles aud war.
ranted contain and better material than any
similar compound introduced 10 the Pabtc in medicine
Address orders to q s&
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
DIR JAcKsoN's ORIENTAL LlNIMENr

Removes all codnesr*Rnd rejuyenates organs which av
lain dormant for MY years. " will cure any case
mpotency create nincrease the passions for any
sonable time Can be mailed With perfect safety Prc
42 per bottle. x 'tt al E8sE ssE8 -s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
WILCOX / GIBBS SEWING MACHIN
WE'RE NEVER EGUALLEU.

Its rGpttity nbsolats Stiffness IF notion mar
rotrness aud ntatRess of its HEN and FELL NEW
Err APPROACHED by any other machine. We can call
in any boy girl from the street, and with three min
ues Instruction they will set the needle attach the Hem
mer or Feer. and do the work with entire success
blind girl with the exception Of threading the needle can
do the Many ladies owning other first GLASS
Chimes to Office TO do their fine heiaing ana
! telling on the Wilcox Gibbs Machine. t
The PRESS universally pronounce this the best family
Sc wing machine In the world .as .a '.rtF
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
The Government

Tie Boarding Department.. .
Good board viii be furnished students in The buiipg
~ 81 % per week. Room rent, 49, 90 per term.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
Expens es.
Calendar.

Young ladies' VIII he charged pc term, the price of
WOOD cut and carried to their halls No deduction from
price OF tuition for absence unless aused by
The charss Tor tuition must be paid In ADVANCE -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

81 Tie Pbidss e:aa Qal,iity Of or Eood, r,,not
ftH ~ sitiyg. Ia r-iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14

Por sale bvsBENJAMiN &scoLR. Cedar Fails, Iowa
whoiess'e Agents. Sly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-14
ASHTON PLATES
SUBSCRIBE NOW!
FIVE DOLLARS AYEAR.
PR M iUMS IN GOLD.

Payable In Advance, upon the receipt Of which our n
ceipt, for the same will be sent In return.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13

DRuNKENNEss IN THE SouTH-Nothing shows the
irrepressbty Of that hostility towards the south which
certain class of republicans constantly exhibit and
as constantly deny than the appearance Of such squbs
as the following in the New York Times Speaking Of
certain Confederate General who was lately arrested
IN Washington for being drunk, the Times says:
Let the press be merciful to this HILL If he got
drunk he simply kept up the custom of his old home
ior y Is down In Dixie that the flowing bowl flows most
laylshiy; where drunkenness has been reduced to
science, and to be habituay sober will lin the case of
white many subject the offender to suspicion Of con-
spring against the State"
We say that this shows irrepressibilty Of malice
because the Times is its good behavior now and in
close contiguity to the above we find the following.
The mere cessation Of hard language between t6s
two sections is fact Of immense account Trne i i
OF merely negative character 1t involves in tsef no
POSITIVE reconciliation, real concord Of shirt Rnt
1t s necessary anrecedent Reconstruction would he
moral impossibility under any suck indnlgeYca ~
mutual Eepfoaea as preyalea before tae rebellion The
Ioni9oefate sprit would q kept as rank a. ever ana
toySi+y would nave no chance fer new growth
ne iuea OF any denizen d New York aud especially
bohemian OF the New Yolk press Feviing tie sout5
Ior hS love OF whisky, is certainly cheeky" ag h
Two paragraphs, taken togebsg. are iae5ns5se5r+ -,
Nashville Dispatch
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13

WRESTLING WITH WILD BEASTS No more affecting
exhibition OF brutal ferocity can be conceived than
that which was witnessed by the reliable wd-beast
reporter Of the Tribune during the burning of Bar
NUNS Museum. Next to that fearful series of battles
royal may be cassed probably the assaults upon the
Tiger at Saratoga. This animal is now the rage at
that fashionable resort and fghng the tiger is one
OF the most fascinating, though dangerous sports in
duged in BY SaTatogians Those who 90 into the den
to wrastle with the beast get clswed in such bar
barous manner to render them useless for similar
future exertions Pharaoh and his host were beset
with greater dangers in the Red Sea than those which
attend Faro and its hosts at Saratoga Men of wealth
pH5 Down ten and twenty thousand dollars on the turn
Of card and, it stays there; their suppers however
cost them nothing Fashionable ladies' too, we hear
BAYS their banks, where they enjoy quiet hours play
IA re expense of indulgent husbands and fathers
lt strange place, this Saratoga with its mixed CON.
psag of card gamblers and stock gamblers its stock
brokers and bounty brokers' its thieves and mspacedn
confidence men, its professionally 'frail sisters and
i professionally tra wives the elite and the scum
9i 5ocety, truly strange and mixed assemblage all
dong duty together at the dinner table, and all
sleeping under the roof-the vices and virtues of
AZ ike hidden under fashionable exterior of broad
e!oa, Silks aces, etc The tiger is truly raging at
aaraloga, and may be found and fought in divers
places AT no watering place the country can there
1e ound such depraved class of pleasure seekers
as q Saratoga Springs The burglar who has served
olt rs five years at Sing Sing and the Judge who sent
nm here, sip their wine opposite each other in the
dining room, and you cannot tell tother from which
Congress waters "can all their sorrows heal wash al
their sins away" If you would see all acts of society
go to Saratoga.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13

SUNDRIES! SUNDRIES!
OOFFEE-Rio, LaGuayra and st. Domingo.
TEAS-Imperial, Gunpowder, oolong, and Pou-
chong.
BUTTER-40 key choice Goshen.
FULTON MARKET BEEF-20 half bbls.
DRIED APPLES and PEACHES-25 bbls.
CONDENSED MILK-100 doz. cans.
OYSTERS and LOBSTERs-25o doz. cans.
FRUITS IN JUICE-20O doz. cans.
VEGETABLES-Peas Tomatoes, etc., 100 dozen
COAL OIL-100 cases.
WHISKY-0ld Burbon, Rye and Monongahela.
$40 bbls.
SCoTCH WHISKY-very old, puncheons.
WOOLFE'S SCHNAPPS-25O boxes
LONDON CORDIAL GIN-25O do.
LEDIARDS LEQUEURS-1O0 do.
BRANDY CHERRIES and PEACHES-1oO do.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-2OO bask. Heidseick. etc
WINE B0TTLES-40 gross
PLANTATION BITTERS-50O boxes.
CANDY and SUGAR ALM0NDS-5 cases.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER-5o boxes.
LAC0UR'S MATCHES-2O do
CARBONATE AMMONIA casks.
For sale by E.J.HART& CO
Is and Is Tchoupitoulas st., N O.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13

Dealers about replenshihg their stocks re.estab
fishing themselves in business will find it to their in
terest to call in person and examine my stock.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13

CHARACTERrsTIC.--About two years ago, when the
prince OF Wales was soon to marry the princess Alex
andria, queen Victoria sent letter to each of the
soveregns informing them of her sons betrohal and
among the rest to president Lincoln. Lord Lyons her
ambassador at Washington, and who by the way is
unmarried requested an audience of Mr. Lincoln that
he might present this important document in person
AT the time appointed he received at the White
House, in company with secretary Seward
MAY it please your excellency," said lord Lyons
II hold in my hand autograph letter from my royal
mistress, queen Victoria which have been command
ed to present to your excellency. In it she informs
your ezceency that her son, his royal hghness the
prince Of Wales, is about to contract matrimonial
alliance with her royal highness the princess Aexan-
dria Of Denmark"
After continuing in this strain for a few minutes,
lord Lyons rendered the letter to the president and
awaited his reply. TWAS Short simple and expressive
and consisted simply Of the words: Lord Lyons, go
thou and do likewse.p We doubt if any English am.
baSsador addressed in This manner before and
would be glad to learn what success he met with in
putting the reply in diplomatic language when he re-
ported 1t to her majesty.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13
"An the Last

This beautiful poem appeared originally in the In
dependent, written on the passage "Man goeth forth
unto his work and to bis labor until the evening""
The stream is caln1est when it nears the tide,
And flowers are sweetest at the eventide,
And birds most musc{I at close OF day,
And saints dvinest when they pass away.
Morning is lovely--but holer charm
Lies folded close in evenings robe Of balm;
And weary man must ever love her best,
For Morning calls to toll, but Night to rest.
She comes from heaven, and on her wings doth bear
holy fragrance, like the breath of prayer;
Footsteps Of angels fellow in her trace,
To shut the weary eye Of Day in peace.
All things are hushed before her, as she throws
Der earth and sky her mantle of repose;
There is a calm, beauty, and power,
That morning knows not in the evening hour.
s'UntiI the evening" we must weep and TOLL
Plough life's stern furrow, dig the weedy soil,
Tread with sad feet our rough and thorny way,
And bear the heat and burden of the day.
Oh when our sun is setting, may we glide,
Like summer evening, down the summer tide;
And leave behind us, as we pass away,
Sweet, starry twShghI round our sleeping clay.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13
Marsden's Carminative Syrup,
FOR
DIARRHEA, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, ETC.


DIARRHEA, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, Eric.
This truly valuable preparation is gaining popular
y unprecedented in the annals of medical discovery
It's prepared from herbs indigenous to Central Am
erica where its timely discovery has saved whole dis
trcts from being depopuated by the ravags of Cholera
and Dysentery.
No traveller, by land, should be without bot
tie of Carmnative Syrup. No parent who is solictous
of the health of the little ones, but should procure
bottle of this preparation ard administer it in all
of Cholera Infantum Looseness of the Bowels. No
sufferer from Chronic Diarrhea need despair, for one
bottle of MarsdeIs Carminative Syrup will effect
cure.
For sale BY all Druggists, and Jameson Co.
T. W. MARSDEN,
Patent Medicine Depot,
Corner of Gravier and Magazine streets,
June14-3m New Orleans.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13
FOR SALE.

- A New two story brick store and warehouse in
;;;; the most business part of the city Any one
4 wishing to purchase will enquire at this Office for
particulars. Terms-Cash, in United States Treasury
e'eS' aug9O
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13

COTTON FACTORS
General Commission Merchants
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.,
Nos. 80 and 80 New Levee street,
NEW ORLEANS.
North and West, fresh and weselected stock Of -
CIR OC e RIES.
SUITABLE FOR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
TRADE STORES,
BOAT STORES,
BAR STORES
Among which will be found the following articles
which they offer to trade at reduced figures:
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
FRESH PEACHES,
FRESH BLACKBERRIES,
FRESH STR AWRERRIES
FRESH TOMATOES
Assorted JFIIIFS
--.,.,-,. RASPBERRY,
AoN W0R c GITP SAGpE' aaron
conc CoNGES STRaTEb MILK.
0 tuE4cp = n ,awp
LEAF LARD-in kegs and tierces, Ai''0i' : Inv
TOBACCO--N Nav etc.
SOUR KROUT
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-13
reveport, June 81, 1861

REMOVAL.
ME undersigned have taken the Citizens Banking
House, in this city, where will be pleased to see
our customers and those who wish to sell or purchase
Gold or Silver-wl also continue to buy and sell un-
current money JOHNSON l. DURR.
Shreveport, August so 1865
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NEW GOODS!

VIE undersigned respectfully informs the pu N.
n mat he has just received new stock of Fan cg
Dry Ioods' consisting in part of the following
Ladies' Dress Goods, and Trimmings Embroideri.7
Ladies' Hoop Skirts, Corsets Ribbons, Hosiery, etc
Also fine assortmsntof
Ladies', Gentlemen's and ChiIdren,s
H o E S,
Which he is prepared tc sell at reasonable prices
MRS. WELLS OLD STAND,
On Texas street, few doors below the Market Hous
respectfully solicit the continued patronage of ul
mothers (Mrs. Wells) former customers, to whor
promise to do justice, it being my interest to do
as expect to remain permanently in business at I BIZ
place. j. Fl. McDERMOTT
Shreveport, La, June q, 1865.
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&pIndtsttsunfud.

New5apen Cont, 8. 9luguT. ginta'
in Der Stabt bein0lt6e Solpaten fIbren i'd
lebr ihledt auf ni6t nur linb le beltGnbio
betrnnfen, ionoern lie bege9en audi taslid
5rieOen6ltGrun9en. 0eitern Gurmittag 9tnq
zine @n3abl perlelben Die @ranOltrest binauf
Oprt b~ese9neten iie etnem SIrser unp lhtu
gen tbn, pbne paB ct pa3u bic g%erinslte Ser
anlai1ua9 CAB, %5niammcn, 5c9en ibm ali lein:
RletDer aus unp lteBen ibn nadt auf De,
Straee, 5eute be9abeh liA mebrere 9artbieer
in Die SGentlctale, perlan9ten 3u trinten
oer:reigerten alspann bic 3ablung, unp ent,
iernten lid, pbne be3atlt 3u BADEN. 9ta6mtt-
tags 9ingen bret 9plOaten Stateefr. tinauf
Da ~bege9neten ie etrem 8ulbneI & 0ewell
sebSri8en @ierp unD Elm 5OlOat sab Dem
Gbier eineu &tcB, Dap balelbe erlGredi
ourdbrannte, Grupn= uno Sransetr. binab
ranltte, uno ais e5 un cine Gde biegen mp(te.
,uiammenltir3te uup ietnen 6alS auf iOl4e
Wetle spiihen elm @elanper bra9te, baB es
batte unfpmmen mii1en, pdren ni6t Qeute
pem Dfero 3u 5itlfe seetlt. Na@ber wnrpen
pie SplDaten %nrretirt.
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Bon ben g6etbenitanbea srsdblt man, BAT

WcM Den SHetpenjt1nDeM eF31DU WuVi pa
,.es bort ntGt reGt flappern wcae." Tele9ra
p6en SSsen ni@t /; marum bat man i& mi
benz alten &lingelorobt in Der fnr5en Diltan
nt9t beeniiet9 Die 5annenl&ublinien wer
ben BON ben @6aben lebr gelcbt.
Oas Snnere Der Seltbale Iiebt nun, mad
Nupfan5un9 Der perIhieoenen Santer, ieb1
ff5n aus. Gpn Der Ylattform pieIes l6Gner
Saue5 lam man 70 3tentliG baS sar3e Sre'
mer Staats9ebtet ibereben, i%ebenfalS Die
ler Mnbiid lit iebr I9Sn.
Die 3bati9teit in ben S9teBtanoen TT
gang bebcuten6, 70 baB na& Angabe beS Set
blattes Bis geltern NaGmittag 4 ubr etra
44,30O s6G(fe, paYpn 24,50O auf bte Telp>
ld5eiben uno 1880 auf Die Stanplheiben,
o~t9efeuert maren. Den eriten 8eGer eri6pb
&unb aus 8a1el, ben ~5tpeiten 9. >. 5am'nez
rer aus Mugsburg unp ben britten gS- Sooe.
fer, Jun. aus Gremen. Nuf ben Seloiheibcn
Re item @laier aus Salel, Saaren aus Grlan
aen, @pnperegser aus Der S6met3, au@ Der
StaptIGretber SO. BGbefer aus Bremen, Qais
aus 6reiburs urb Sub ais 8autea.
Die MeIer3eitung melpet, DAP am Spnntaa
Mittaa r16reno unp naA Dem Seit3uge brei
8beilnebmer pom SAla9e tDptli6 e~etrofert
purpen. G5 1T Der INSTRUMENTATION Ca
lcmpn aus 8rdnni9pei9, - Der betrn Norpo.
QlupO beiAdfti9te 9tl9ler &aele nao elmer Der
amertfantlden Galte.
(9eioer lit fetn Same ange9eben unb otefa
,tnoplltdnbtge Nahrtdt nitro manfem Ser
9rlinploie, aber iHpere Sel pr9nn9 einaD~
Zen. Die 9olt Der Qlia wtrp 9epib bas Na-
bere brtnaen.l
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Sem wfiialippi uns Wip G,rnnhe.

Gatru, 3. aug. Der Opfr, Niasare
fam BON SEEM Orleans bierber.
Die r1rue Delta" bat NaGri6ten Dor
8rptbnsStae. 9iaG De nlelben lit Gprtinas
swti6en Matampras unb @amargu BON Qppe;
gel4la9en pprpen unb @prtina8 lit tpieper au1
OaS terantlAe ufer pes 9to @ranpe biniiber.
9e9an9en, ale feline StreitmaGt in ben 6an-
pen peS Seinoe5 5urudIaleuD.
@eneeal Steele rao bret letner Off3tere
lie9en Iebr tranf am Nudenteber barnteper.
gu MatamoraS entptdelt ii@ nit ral enrer
Sdnelle baS selbe 6ieber. Die Gruppen linb
Scorbut ersrifem. Die &ulte BON Sn=
OianUla miro BON 5000 Nesertruppe pen pccppirt,
peret piele ar Der Gilenbabn arbeiten.
Cine Sanre &ifappp= Snpianer lit neuliG,
in Die @ren5en BON Geras ein9efalen, unp
fat oiele Gtnpp1ner 9etSptet unp Ser,pnnbet.
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seraprsnoes arusr einrr oeIaueus.

pit 9OIe ga, 3. Nusult. 5eute fritz
INN 7 ubr w,troe bic 9uele SO. 10 an Del
llnitep States 6arm in 9tte 6ple Greet purG
6tuer ~3erftSrt. Der Drummer mar geltern
ooIenbet wprpen, unb e5 fOIen etpa 200
Safer epa Sel meg. Da mod feline 8ebdlter
erridtct paren, lieb man bas Sel auf Dem
8Oben pabinF'eSen; ba 9ertetb auf einutaI
pie Male in Srano. Gs ltanOen ettpa 20
Nerlonen I'm Die Namr1<M lfine unO ben
&ratuen, Die lta in einem Nugenblid rings
oOn 6lammen un9sben laben. Sic tonnter
niAt entflieben, penn 40 6uB in Der &unpt
ltano Der 6ubbcoen tn 6lammen. Drei Wtanr
linc iebr 9efdbrlt6 Serbrannt wprben II. fpnns
ten lift 2eben nur baourd retten, baB iie ii
Den 6luB ~ipran9ea. Der Srunuen fiebt uni
brennt nod INNER.
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0eueite Na0ri0teu.
Selegrap6irt fiir ocn Baltimore @efer".
sic Sscsatte Gomsres seboben.

Sort Mpnrpe, 3. Qusult. Die alt
6regatte Gongreb, pelGe lit pem bercil9e!
SeegefeGt auf Der 5antpton &bepe pur6 be,
Ge6eQenpibper Merrimac in ben @runb oe
bubrt wurpe, lit beute Morsen enoli9 erfole
reid gebpben wprDen. Die Dumpen finger
9e9en 80 u9r IN gu arbetteu, gegen 10 ub'
fing Da5 S4tf an au itet9en uno gegen 1:
ubr paret 6 SUP Des @umpfes iiber ben
Walier.
Da pas 6abr3eus 8t tief int @anb lteft
10 farm e5 erIt NIT gtntrttt Der Slut, fprtee
bra9t perpen. Die Dumpen arbetten BE-
FGnOig.
Scr. Brppn, ether ber Gontraftoren bat 70
fort na9 Ncrfolf unp Slo Dpttt far SNtepp.
Daunpfer gefhidt, I'M pa3 9e6pbene 6abr,euc
arf Den Dry Ood in Der @p6pprt Napp NarI
jt b%rtneen.
Der uGOnsreb" 3iett Jest 10 SUP 8a7er
0etern Ibeno 9egen 8ubr leate DER Dam
pier @ofIad nit DENT l. Maine Gegtment bei
NeppUrt Stems an, nm &ob(en ein3une9men
Sobalp ais Der Dantpfe fer an9ele9t bate ffeler
Die Soloaten Iber paS Belt oeS Yoiten Gut
ler5 9er uno tn tur3er .3ett tpar pafelbe aus
9erdnrit, Die w%es9enpnmenen Waaren betru:
gen $1,000. Der rGOiIaf" lie9t isbt auf be,
NbeDe Dor Nnfer unp man erlpartet, oaB Der
lelbe 3urIdgeihtdt weroen tptrb, banit BIZ
Splpdten bet S6aDen erIegen.
Gtn6unoert urtD aGt erpberte &anpneu
pmrDet be,tte auf Sefebl peS &rie9slefretdra
oeraucttontrt ; 9uBetlerne @elHIbe bra9te,1
: Gts. pet 9fp., i4mieDeeiierne &anoneu
| ITO Gts. per 9fp., unp gleilinsfimfe %
Gts. per Dfo.
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Die Bablcu IN Teunc ff

Naib vile, 3. Nusult. Sn Der Staot
warDe Der SppOlttons : GpnsreBcanptpai
SanpeQ III Der beuti9ea @abl nit o3l Ma-
iorttat 9erablt. WfaYnarD in &norsile unr
Cooper IN Sbel6YStlle linp wabrl9einlt@ CT
'pabIt. S6erlt @iQiam StpdS CJteputlita=
ner) bat @usli&t, i'm GbattanUrsa=O ttriti
3u lie9en.
Die 8aHl sin9 a~lentbalben rubig Soriber.
OaS Sotum mar lei4t; gu 9ealbpiae wurpen
200 Stirnnte1 tpeniser se9eben, ais bic rest'
ltrirten Sttmm9eber 3ablen.
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aus DEN Xo9eszSSemis=
feifeu.

Die 81 9er=@pnpention in Meranbrta nabn
9eltern cine Nprelie an, lit weIder bic 0rinpt
angeseben linD, warum Dec yfe9er 3u alien
9tedten Der freten Manner bere@tt9t 1T.
= Sen. Grant mar geltern in 9prtlanp,
= gine Oepel6e aus Ncntreal ertidrt BIZ
Saunper'ide GntfubrunsSselatAte fir eint
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fen Saum auf9efnipft.
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