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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

Adtou IN IN 81 9 81 the LcWssta lure.
Bosh branches Of the General Assembly i'd
journed yesterday. sire de. nenting With utter
disregard and practical seniemps the suggestions
Of his excellency. the governor. and the judges
Of the supreme court. IN favor Of the prOlOnga-
ton Of the session from sixty -one consecutive to
sixty one working days We refer TO our Legs
l2iivs reports fos full and graphic account Of
the closing proceedings. Characteristics Of the
party IL represents, this Legislature started out
with large promises and IL ends with small re-
suits. IL i unnecessary for rs to state 10 this
connection. what must be apparent to all. that
the proceedings snd results Of this session
Of republican Legislature demonstrates
the incapscisy Of that party to successfully
sdministes The government. The friends Of
the sdmini-trasiou or the party in pover had
working msjoriiie. in both branches OF the gen
eral assembly. and the minority manifested no
factions opposition 20 any measure OF public in
teress. re, bas little legislation was accomplished
for the reason that the members OF the dominant
party seemed more utent upon advancing their
personal Interests than 70 promote the geners
welfare II the minority in he present legisla
ture had been ~ factious. as selfish and as par
sissn as vas the Republican minority in the
House tao years ago, the little Legislation
which has boon accomplished would have beer
defeated and perhaps IL such bad been the case
with advantage 10 the public interests. But the
majority have had full swing and the result may
be summed up in few WORDS much
larger revenue has been provided than ever be
fore. even in our most prosperous days. and !
has been most literally, and. We may add. reck
Iessl. appropriated. Instead OF Outstanding ou
resources and seeking to diminish the public
burdens at time like the present. when the peo
pie are taIei 10 the uttefmost. 10 both their pr
vate and public relations. the expenditures have
been more lavish and reckless than ever, and al
under the guise of intense loyalty and patriotism
This deiusion cannot continue always, and er,
long grinding taxation will arouse the people te
full resliz .tion Of the sehshness and short
sightedness OF the party which has bad the con
troll Of the governments during the past fou
wears
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
INDIANA LEGISLATURE
SENATE
MONDAY. March o. 1865


The journal OF yesterday was not read.
he usual resolUtons-sdopted every session
for the past eight OF ter yesrs-authorizing pay
20 be made iof the Brewer Legislative Reports.
snd directing the proper officers 20 forward the
journals, sc;s and reports 20 members, we're
adopted
Then followed reports from the stardiu. com
miI,ees and select committees. generally return
ing 10 the files Of the Senate bills OF which ,hev
had not fine 10 act.
The Judiciary committee reported sgsiust e1-
tending TIE tern OF this session
The Joint committee APPOINTED to wait on the
governor. reported that His EIcellency had 10
further Communications 10 make 70 this session
of the general Assem- bly,.
The special committee on stationery reported
on that subject, which gave rise 70 debate thai
occupied the greater part Of the morning ses
sion
Pending which came the recess for dinner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

We have put up and sold this article 20 year,
and CAN SAY IN CONFIlE NCE AND TRUTH OF IL what
have ever been able to say Of any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FALL d IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used Never did we
know an nsta Of dissatisfaction by any who used
il. On the contrary all delighted with its opera
TONS and speak In terms OF commentator of It's magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT WE Do KNOW" ter 30 years experience.
AND PLEDGE OF REPUTATION FOR THs FULFIL
AENT OF MAT VIZ HERE ID CLARO. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering fo psl
and relief will be found in ffteen
mi"utes alter the syrup l. adm Mustered.
Full directions fer using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PK3-
kINS. New York. is on the outside wrapper
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

We sec al advertisement in your columns Of MRS
NINSIOws sDOThIS6 sYkUP Nov We never said
~orc IL favor Of paeIi medicine before In life
but We f-el implied say reader this l.
humon<-w W. have tired Il, and now q q Dc all /,
claims IL IS probably the rlo.; successful ned
eines Of the day. because II q the best And
taose OF your Sader- who have babies can't % better
than lay IN sspply."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
ORUIO'S LETTERS.

Reported Battle Betsceen Sherman and Johnston
Near Salisbury N. C-COmpsratire STRENGTH
etfhe Tro Armies-Gen. Lees Efforts to Pre-
eea the Junction of Sehefeld nth Sherman
Richmond Not TO Be Girea Up
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
PECIAL eau TON.

The great popzlsriry q Mrs.. wlnsiox's soothlnv
syrHp, FOR children Ieething has indn1sd 1npTucps
pSrsons 10 put NJ articles &c be used for he ne
pose in advertising vhich they have not only ces,
or Advertisements and notices from he pres bur
eopied Ger inesies an isftsrs from clerxyuen s,s
ksvsre OF al infstors- nsr7 .deu&ven-is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
Rest, Health and Comfort "a
Mother and Child.

MRS wlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teetnng, sOhens the gums, reduces Inflammation. al
lays all pain, and wind cholic. Perfectly safe In
al cases. We would say 10 every mother VINO has a
suffering child. do not let your prejudice the preiu
dces OF Others stand between you and your suffering
child and the rel Il that will be sure-yes sbsoute
sure-;o follow the Of this medicine II timely used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
DIE ..

At the resdssce Of her husband, J. Keller, Esq,
in Terre Haute Friday morning last greatly regretted
by those who knew her, Mrs. CATHARNE DowLNg
KELLER, the sister Of John and Thomas Bowling. Of this
State in about the 47th year Of her age.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
Price only 81 Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale of
the Nursery.

The following j. extract from letter written by
the Rev. Z. weiser, 10 the German Reformed kes-
sanger, al Chamberlain 9. Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
AFTERNOON SESSION

resolution adopted informing the House
that the senate was ready TO adjourn.
The committee on claims presented sundry re-
ports. 0r4 aLdI.aM -
Ga motion by Mr. Bennett the report of the
special committee on stationery wss laid on The
table
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

The following il extract from letter written By
the Rev. = Holm, pastor OF the Pisrrepoet Street
Baptist Church. Brooklyn. ~ Y. 20 the Journal and
Nes.sser. Cincinnati o, and sks volumes "a favor
SOOTHING sIRCP, FOR CHiLDgE5 TEETHlyG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
NOTICE.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE

STREET IMPROVEMENT NOl1Ck.
aft ttI orrscr 20 crrr cre.F.l
Indianapolis, lid, FsArzary zsih, isss
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN or TIE PESDEEcY
- Of the following entitled Ordinances sor stree
improvements, to-~ir
An Ordinance % prosiss fos the srsdlnS aud paving
With brick the sdessfk ca he eas sics q yIrEni.
avenue between "ashns'01 '-1 Delaware streets
Also.
An Ordnance 70 provide for the paving 9TH brset ana
eureiag he ouisr ecg. Of the sas.sis ~fh Cat ros
stsne. The heat side o. Kenfueky srez1. BE-
tween wsshington and Maryland strssts
Also.
a. oT.In...s TO rtov,es Tor ne gr.ens IA s...'-
nia and "-st ssrseas-
An OrdnsBss to prSsss for the grading ana s.seilns
ofthe wet Sidewalk on East street oessses Washing.
ion and Louisiana streets.
ALSO.
brick TIE sieewsk on the vss ds OF ea .yIvsnis
street, between North street and The corporation Ire
north.
An Ordinsnee TO provide for the grading ard paving
o the cewsik on the east side Of Pennsyivsnia street,
between Ohio and ST. Clair streets
ALSO.
An Ordinance 10 provide fer the grading and having
with brick the Sidewalk the side 81 Pennsvv
street. between ST. Clair and ecrporssn line
north.
BY direction 81 the Common Council
CYRUS 5. BUTTERFTELD.
marriott City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
MASONIC.

" Where will he a special meeting Of CENTER LODGE
L No %, this tMondsy) evening o'clock, for
WORK CHAS. FISHER, sec'y
MASONIC A A. RITE A meeting Of the mem
WI bers OF Indiana Consistory and Indianapolis
Chapter OF Rose CroS will be held the rooms OF the
4. A. Rite this Monday evening ~ O'Clock. 10
make arrangements for the opening of these bodies
All sd degree members and others Of the Rite who
contemplate receiving these degrees earnestly
qoested 10 be present 4. A. DAVIS,
Or. Commander
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
YIxrs-PRFTTY NEARLY.

AFTERNOON.
The House met at 2 p N Mr. Petit 10 the
chair.
Mr.. Newcomb introduced resolution in ia
vor OF Balweg 4 Co. with regard TO an arsenal
claim
Messrs. Branham, Boyd, and others, were
confident this claim was in the specific appropri
stron bill
dering the clerk TO leave il out
Mr.. Wright thought it was passing strange
that a resolution OF this sort should be brought in
at this late hour. As he looked at il, reDubli-
cans-GoV. Morion's own party friends-were
attempting TO squardor the peoples money at
the close OF the session.
Finally Mr.. Newcomb's resolution was dis
posed OF, one way or tue other.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. wIysLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP for chdrea teething. II has been
used for 80 wears with never failing safety and success
By millions O. mothers for their children. II corrects
ao4ity Of the h relieves wisd chOlc regulates
the bowels and gives rest kes h and conf n 10 mother
and child Office No. - Day street, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

STRAYED from the subscriber Saturday evening.
- March =, AZ ChsrIe'- Members Grocery . Brown
Mare. With saddle on, eft hind fco, white years old
and with fosl
Any one givins Information Of her Whereabouts win
be literally rewarded Leave Information a. the SENT.
nel Office, or address JOHN A. STEWART
MARI dN Greenwood. Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
ROLL CALL

Mr. Hamrick said that as it was about the
close OF the session be desired to have call oil
members in order that it might be ascertained
who we're faithful until the end
Agreed TO. Call ordered, AMI sill the mem
bers present responded. Not quorum, and Mr.
Hsmrick. somewhat Modified, subsidized
Dir BuskrS now moved that the House ad-
journ sire die
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
vaIgpicroRT.

Mr. Speaker Petit said. Before putting the
pending motion to adjourn. ask the indulgence
Of the House TO repeat nv grateful acknowledge
ments for the honor done me In selecting me for
this place Of honor. Tor the steady support it has
given me ia UNFOLDING its authority: and now,
for the courteous resolution in which it has eI-
pressed is approval of my conduct. ! have ell
deavored 70 requte your confidence by admins
teriDg conscientiOusly ana consistently, your
rules as they came from yourselves; nor, now,
looking back upon what has been decided. can
find al instance which my present deliberote
Judgment does not approve.
We have resohfi the end OF that term when
by the ussge of body, il becomes my duty
TO declare il dissC ID without day. Notwith
standing the great importance of few DAYS
more time, 70 perfect measures o. pressing pub
lie justice and necessity and notwithstanding M
clear conviction tina, co original question the
authors of the cons,tl'iou meant only legslA
tive days as forming the session, in this in all
other examples in which ! have maintained the
usages OF this House. cannot here AID should
not oppose myself 20 its deliberate judgment ana
authority uniformly expressed
Our separation nov which breaks our common
bond and fellow ship Of public duty has its neces-
sary pain, bu; hnd il it the pleasure OF being
able 70 remember when shall recall il heresfter,
a manly. public spirited. and generous inter
course, which has strengthened our regard for
each other and our love for the public service
Such will be my only reward Of this general as
sembly.
Il will, hope, be cherished alike BY ali Of Us
II there have been gusts of feeling, we can cha.
iGably se: them dsvn to the best side of the weak
nesses OF human nature, honest impulses, and
can bow sfford 20 forget them-to forget them
all Our public duties have conceived our love
OF country and love OF public order industry
education, progress. We have, 1 think. done
much that afIertimes viii gratefully preserve
Nor should our interest in these objects Abate.
because our Official labors seem ended. and We
shall soon pursue walks OF private life. The
task of private duty viii then and always be OF
u, for duty il sut another name for the allegi-
ance weowe TO the eternal throne.
Then. Mr. Speaker having concluded. the Ques-
ton % Mr.. Ba kinks motion 90 adjourn SINE di<.
was unanimously passed By the House at pre-
ciselv 3 O'Clock p. m.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

DO NOT LIT YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
ufering chill and the relief that will be absolute
ly cure 70 follow he use Il MRS. WINsL0wS s00Th-
ING SYRUP IL oorrects scdity Of the stomach relieves
wind chOlic regulates the bowels soften~ the guns,
gives rest e the mo her and health 10 the child.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
CRITICAL POSITION OF GIN. sHERyAS

To recur to Gen. Johnston If Gen. Lee has
sent him only % 900 troops, he will have 1000
at the lowest computation, aud with these it nsed
not be said that Sherman's position becomes One
OF great peril. Ii the reports which have reach
ed here. referred to above. be correct. it is eTi-
dently the intention Of both Lee and Johsston to
defeat Sherman on the Ysdkin, and to risk much
10 order 70 effect that eod. They can afford TO
DO So indeed. they must DO so. for the presence
of Shermans army in Virginia. cooperating
with Grant. would indeed place the confederaoy
IN mortal reril DETrp.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
a MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE

Announced concurrent resolution appointing
the usual committees to wait upon the governor
and inform him that legislative business was
about being wound up. and asking of him
whethe. he had any further communications
&c, &c
Coneurred in, and gentlemen appointed to of
fciate on the part of the House.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

Which greatly facilitates the process Of teething. ~
softering The gums, reducing ali Inflammation. will sllay
ALL PAIN and spssmodic action, and is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

Mrs. Trusler Kilgore, Woods. Newcomb, Nil
Ter of Tippecsuoe BOYD. sud other gentlemen Of
fered sundry-one or two making allowances to
employees Of the House. One-by Mr.. Church
allowing SIS each to the principals in the legis
lstve contests for seats of this session: smother
thanking and praising soldiers and marines in The
service Of the United States from Inians
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

Mr.. Newcenb offered several on temperance
Referred without reading.
MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR.
His eXcellency, by bis private secretary taans-
nitted the information that he set his sigu
manuel officially to divers and suDdry legislative
snactments
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
RICHMOND WILL NOT BIZ GIVEN 1T.

That period, Gen Lee probably believes, has
how arrived. Gen. Sherman must be defeated
in North Carolina. he can send Gen. Johnston
by railroad in g very short time, thirty thousand
troops. and have forty five thousand troops left
for The defense Of his lines. There is every req
son to believe that he has done this But let ne
one suppose. because be has done so. either that
Petersburg will be evacuated. OF that Richmond
Will be yielded without terrific struggle 1t
the confederacy falls now. it will fall al Rich
mond. and General Lee will fall with il. " bile
tbs confederacy remains, Richmond viii remain
lis canital. .-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

Mr. Miller, of Tippecanoe, from select com
mittee reported, tabling the message of his ex-
celency. containing the opinion of the supreme
judges, and bis executive recommendation ex-
tending legislative sessions az TO require sixty
one days OF work, and excluding Sundays.
On the suggestion of Mr.. Buskirk and M
Branhs N the report for the present passed
over. IL was intimaied that final action in the
Senate had better be awaited
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Ser NruSca ee3 JcT. Dapis.

@afbtn9tOn, 8. Sui. Ssst, mr
Der GcrIAwGruna 9rp3eB ateetban uno paa
1rtbeil Der Mtlitdr-G ommtllipn auseeflbri
1T, iperpen balD peinitipe S6ritte CUR pro'
~5elirnug oe5 Seh, Davis getbon merpen
Wenn CT auf 6cdperrntb prc3ellirt werpn
lcllte, miro ietn prpseB natlrlt6 Dor Elm Gi-
pil9erift perle9t irerpen, bp6 aus perldtepe=
men an5etsen 1T gu idlieben, poB er BON elmer
@filitdr>G pmmtlipu al6 Setter unp Inltifter
Der MeprOper idipTrun9 prc3elltrt werpen miro,
pa man abermala 8eneile oulgefunpM bat
DAP er feline 6anp i'm Sptel bate.
Wafttm9tpm, s. Suit. Der prdT,
bent ertbcilte heute Muptens elmer Oeputattur
BON Sur9ern aus 8irgtnteu, trelGe i'm 81
BEL fittmen lu9tet,, Die Glaulel, melde Nerlp,
nen, bic ,neDr ais $4,000 int SermTacn ia.
BEN, BON Der 8eginltisuns Der @nnettepro-
fla,nattpn au6lflieBt auf5ubeben.
NaGpem Der @ralpent fret unb pTen mt
ibnen eelproGen, erflarte ct, bis iebt lebe Ct
nod gar feinen G'runp pasu, iene Glaulel Su-
r%itd3unebmen, bod perpe er bic BON ihner
poraelcaten Vaptere prIfen.
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Npll We1p Wors.

NewYprt, g.. Suit Oas @a1binqtcu
Commercial laat, paB 0eneral Stdles Ibe,
letre biplpmattiae Genpun9 mad Sao Nne=
rita 8sridt e~rlthttet bat, paB ober pte1er ge=
ri6t pprlaufg mod ntdt perGfenttiht werper
fam.
g8tc bic Yplt melpet, pirb Sen. 6ppfe,
bas Commando itber pa5 Oepartement pea
Oitfhs niGt ppr Gnpe bielts MetatS iiber-
nebrnen.
Nuber ben bereitS YUrltegen0en linD feline
i~prtteren SrOre5 %erlailen ilter bic Gntlaluno
pes G,e,t. Dir.
Der 9rpotirnspampfer Sort Ntprsan ptrr
am Oienlta9e ppn Der Grpptlpn yiapp gJorr
milf Der pOit II, I. ~. fir pas @Olfgei anaper
abgeben.
Der Dictator miro in 8e9leitung pes 8an=
perbilt cine nebung5fabrt na6 Nerpprt une
terneGmet.
Die Daupfer GitY Of Bcltpn unp 0irat=
MIA etn9en beute naG liverpool ab, bic So
ru0ia na1 6am6urg. sic Gatten cine erpEe
Menee 9alia9tere an 8prb, aber MIR $15,<
900 in Specie.
Die ugrpreb" SerliGert, paB eini9e Dteraig
&la9en ge9en Den Ie9ierun96OetectiSe Sberlt
Safer POM Hecprper Smttb eineebra9t NOR
Den finn. Nfebrere belGmOrene s3euge1=NuS=
ia9ea lie9ea ppr, Rap Ger ipnen pieoer entlalz
fen prtrpen, bic pbne 0etteres per6aftet NOR
ben iparen, aber pom $500 bis $4,000 sesablt
batten. Gin iolGe5 Nfipapit Benefit, DAP
$4,000 BON einem 9%eriien StanIep unp
mebreren Nnprren, bic In 8afer6 Otenlten
itanbeit, utter lt6 Sertbeilt murpen.
Der Dampfer Star Of tbe llnipu, pom Stem
Srleans AM Id. %. a~bge9an9eu, traf 6eute
Bier Elm. Inter ieincn NaNaetcren beiuret
lt6 Saul NtorpbY.
Die tribune unp Die evening Yolt BON
berte D%erGfentltden cine gripieperul19 bes
9r0Ipenten Der Ser. ct. Tele9rnpb Gpntpa9@
nie auf Die Irtgrife, weIGe i'll Der tribune
pom 30. sunni auf pieie Gpmpugnie 9emaGt
ipurben. Sic 9ibt etnen l1eberb!td absr bic
friiberen lno 9e9enpartigen SertGltni1e Der
@pmpagnte unp ibrer NuSli6ten, namentltf
in 8estebun9 auf lire NuSpetnuns Bis 3ur
0aciftcfIlte. Gle tpirp ntdyt nur fit Nttten=
iubaber unb anpere 8etbeiligte, lpnDern aud,
fir @0e Ypn 9robem Snterefe letn, pte 8air-
pla9 Itebeu unp Gpncurren3 bent Mtpnpppl
ppr3teben.
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fir 9AtT5baubplS unS Tipt:
ten=W1otertaI.
gsopps 0cvartement.
9NWUU~ NFWANNSItNItt
Burenu fir Contribution unb Repnrntur
IL &rrf RRE

O0AEHH ~ SHAFi1 NANtNH HRH 'NPAtobHtF
Is Stunt 1865.
9erfteseIte AnseS0te fur bic %eteferuns BON
RatertaIter fur bic u y 3 rGbrenb beS m t tenn
80. Stunt 1866 ~entenben Gt1cdijGhreS retetn TIN Sc1hruf
ttcns< une Reparatipns. Bureau bis gum IL. Gag BIS Suit
10 utr gprnitttdsS aasenpmnten, 81 TtI@er .3stt Gle &r5H'
uEnB Beginner ntrb
and Materials for the Navy, hdnttt man tie Bon atSerH
GsI6iftsbrteteu unter fdeieen fam unb linb on ten 'Chief
of the Bureau of Construction and Repairing III abre.
dren.
Der Gsrtmanbant ieser 9Sapr garb pjrb gpnttattdnbieter
son ben Quantftaten ieoeS NrtitelS, opr nelbem Uerf1tebene
Sr6Een berI mat rerb<n, untcrribten.' Die @satbeiIune In
Rlnien esEhtsbt iuv Gon5enten3 Der 9lnbler unS ipl6e 6ldE.
lsn NIB IN lie prn, relfe tn Ger AufiD eerune tia Ilbli6
rIdngt pptben Iub. Dte @pnnnanb1ntert uno N1ps=Ngen,
ieper Citation nereen duser bsr VsrsetdniNe bpu tGIaIen
tes etaeuen Bautpfs eu6 nn1 bic BeT3ethntIs dn6trer
dnut5fe bet ter o.n5 hnten, aus eenen gu erfften III, cb &c
Der Jlube pertb 1T uUr fir E t n c tiefer &iaT n @n8ebote
81 MAIDEN. W0u wtro &rtifeln anterifanifber Wanufactur
rem Bpf5u5 geben. m
NmssfOts rauNen fit cine eanse SlaTt in ir9eno einem
SD f~sbdubrf auf einem Der %eepruften BprmulOre Dber in
avttter Il be einFinmung NIT fenie ben eetn1pt nerten, IN
ancrrn Gaa perten ie ~uneeadtet tittben. Nuf N~ppiifatiOn
an tdS Bureau. an rem Spmmanoonten tTgenb elmer Narb
oeer Il f1 YnU1 Aesnten ne ben bic 5crn1leTe Srn Mn9es
bsteu bon &arant cen uub Gnorrn ~u6ttieen SAf>rmatipnen
be1ugIt6 bs aH5ebrts e~elteftrt neroeH.
Dsr Gcntratt ptrb benz ge. t9hbtetGneeu, peI9er aeniis
aenbe @Grante etbt. tugeIaIasen reroer, ME es ra5 @eies
pom 10. Mu 1876 perIGaer jebrb bet0tt f6 bGs Nabs De.
pariensnt has ae8t Dor. eu3u ntetrtse @n8fbSte, weIGe
sEorrit1rt I@etneu, SurudSunetien.
Ste &pntrltte mereen ben 21tnnt hes cages tr19en, an
seItem bic Rcttj geeebfn trurte uo tSnneH pm biz I'm O1-
tunn an 2tCfe ungvn aeRteGt mer6en.
Uuraeu fur ben rGuen Betr19 utuGen ben G0atrGft untsr.
set6uen Unh ibe 8sfartrprtlthtett bur6 etnen Ser. 2 t
btrtrttts Rt@tey, Ser. st. Dtfrttta. &npat Collector ODE,
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