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Riot at Alexandria ON ChrIstma.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The Alexan-
dria Journal in giving an account of a
riot there on Christmas day says:
whisky flowed in streams from many
of the restaurants, and from some it was
dealt out as liberallyto the colored peo-
pie as to the whites. Early in the
morning it was observed that ali tho
reconstructed were well armed. Riot
ing commenced at an early hour in the
morning and by one O'Clock, p. M, had
assumed such fearful proportions that
the Mayor found it necessary to cali on
the military to suppress it. Three
Companies of Hancock's Veterans were
ordered out and proceeded to arrest
every one found engaged in rioting and
disorderly conduct. Many persons had
been seriously and dangerously wound-
ed before the military appeared on the
scene of action. Between fifty and n
hundred of the ringleaders of the va
rious disturbances were sent to jail and
there compelled to remain during the
remainder of the day. Some of them
were yesterday morning released, while
the more guilty are still in confinement.
During the day most unprovoked
riot is reported to have occurred nj.
Chappen Hall, where a number Of
colored people were holding a party, A
white man by the name of Whitehead
was seriously wounded in the head and
at one o'clock this afternoon his death
was currently reported.
II appears from documents in the
bureau of refugees and freedmen that
a recent order issued in Mississippi by
Maj. Gen. Thomas, for the adoption Of
the most stringent measures to prevent
insurrections among the freedmen, was
merely to quiet the frightened citizens
by indicating the readiness of the
bureau to take prompt steps for the
promotion of order in any event, and
not that there were any fears on the
part of the Government fIicers'o Of an in
surrection in that State. Col. Thomas.
Assistant Commissioner, says the in.
such character as to warrant this
order
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Z ATCHIsoN, Kansas, Dec. 27.-Messrs.
Chayfee and Evans, United States SEN
ators from Colorado, have arrived here.
They report a uniform confidence
prompt admission of that State into the
Union. Every important condition OF
the enrolling act having been complied
with, the Legislature passed a Joint
resolution requesting the President, IL
ne did not deem himself authorized to
proclaim the State in the Union, to urge
lIS early admission upon Congress.
Resolutions guaranteeing the ratifi-
cation of the late slavery amendment
to the Constitution Were nnssnd
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lTeetIng OF the Photoeronhe,g-

NEW YORK, Dec. ga large meet
ing of the photographers was held last
evening at the Cooper Institute, for the
purpose of taking measures to secure a
their business. Jersey City and several
towns along the Hudson river were
represented. A memorial was prepar-
ed petttioning Congress to modify the
stamp tax and addresses were made by
several gentlemen, -
says the proof volume Just from the
Government Press gives full statistical
information regarding manufacturers
in this country; asserts that the present
value of the manufactured cotton Is
equal to dollar and sixty-eight cents
per capita of the whole population OF
United States. The amount of woven
fabrics is equal to $50 yards per head,
more than double the estimated aver.
age contemplated by Great Britain.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Some months
ago Qnartermaster General Maio-s
issued an order to his assistant to make
out reports Of the location and cofldi-
lions of soldiers cemeteries known, and
Herewith recommendations of the
means necessary to provide for the
preservation of the remains interred
therein from desecration. Since that.
time the roll of honor or the names of
soldiers who died in defense of the
American Union, has been published.
and recently the names of officers and
soldiers found on the battle fields of the
wilderness and OF SpottsylVanin Court
House, Va. OF the latter there are
nearly eight hundred names, two hum
dred and ten are those of soldiers from
Pennsylvania, SO from New York. and
66 from Massachusetts. Head boards
have been erected to their graves. ON
the battle field of the Wilderness two
cemeteries have been laid ont and en-
closed by paling fence. The sites are
wen adapted for the resting places of
those who fell in the vicinity, having
been selected where the scenes of cnr2
mage appeared to be the greatest, It
was no unusual occurrence to observe
the i1nes OF our men close to the nbbetis
OF the enemy, and in one case several
skeletons of our men were found in the
trenches. Hundreds of graves on this
battle field are without any mark whit
ever to distinguish them, and SO cover
ed with foliage that the visitors will be
unable to find the last resting place of
those who have fallen until the rains
and SHOWS of winter wash from the srIr'
face the light covering of earth and ex-
pose their remains. Quartermaster
General Meigs has caused to be remov-
ed to the cemetery at Arlington, the re-
mains of those who died on the ca1np-
Ing grounds in the vicinity, and has
taken measures to collect the remains
OF all others for deposit in permanent
cemeteries, including those ut Camn
Douglas, near Chicago.
The new five cent fractional currency
will be issued next week. About $50
600 worth of defaced and mutilsted
currency Is destroyed by burning per
engagements are nearly completed to
make the amount of the latter equal TO
that of the former. lal6
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NEW York, Dec. 27.-The steamer
cumberland, from Wilmington, San
Salvador, from Savannah, and Mont
gomery, from New Orleans, have ar
rived, all reporting heavy weather.
large Propeller, painted a light
color, was seen ashore on Barrigat ON
tne morning OF Monday, the sea max
There were a large number of people
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 2T-The Fenians Of
kentucky held a convention TODAY in
with two exceptions, We're represented
Speeches were delivered by the State
Centre, p. Bannon, and others, Reso-
!utions, fully endorsing President
Roberts or the secret Secretary of War,
and repudiating the O'Mahoney Con-
gress of January I'd, were adopted
unanimously and signed by all the
delegates present.
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DuRUoug, Iowa, Dec. 27.-Talger &,
Cos. Distillery was blown to atoms by
the explosion of the boiler in the engine
room. Most of the employees were at
dinner; There were but eight persons
IN the building at the time. Tho fire.
man was killed, but none of the Others
were seriously injured. Loss 500, 900.
Insured against fire for $4,000.
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The Best Oui,

uAVING MADE ARRANGENIESTs FOR
III the exclusive sale In this city OF fhe uni
NeIsan ClotheS Wrtnger, we confidently pre-
sent II 70 the public as superior to all others
~ IN provided with cOgs, which make II more
T,. i, and efficient, preserving and project
hoor OF washing Is reduced one half while
the Weilr anu tear of clothes Is much les than
" nhnC Wringing. We warrant every ma
cline. NO housekeeper who regards c6nVen-
isnce; economy md health, viii he without
.SSIn Nets1A CLONES WrinEer. For sale by
uecl2 G0RREI 4 q m
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For fine Holidavq

Just RECEIVED-l5OD oz. CANS HER
Ing OF Peaches, Pears, Ounces, Green Grapes
Damson Plums, Pine Apples, Strawberries,
Corn, Peas, Fresh and Spiced salmon, Fresh
Mackerel, HOLSTERS, CLAIMS, Pitchard and Snr-
QlnesI Condiments and Spices, well assorted
pure ground and unground; EruitS-layer
punch and seedless Ratsins, CurTants, Citron,
S SsIIal9 a Lemon Peel, Figs, PTunes, Dates,
PpI fOiSG, reaches and Apples CTanberries, dc.
1870, SaIsuPs and Sauces, English and
SaIIeI1 =, ChoH Chow, plain; I'm jars from
5arIor HSn,Pln ti also by the 100 or dozen: su-
obSteT n3{s and Peppers stuffed; picked
I n0p3 ION Sln5, Lucknow, Mushroom, Wal.
~ ~ Io..iato and Pepper Sauce Sum
S Sno CTao Cider, eastern, Pine Apple nnd Ban
sage Cheese, smoked Salmon and HnIJS,1t
I0eeIner with an endless variety for SajS
cheap pX n. & q. D. wOOOROVy, 80
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe 81
ueC4S Wheeling w ",
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NEW YoRK, Dee. 27th.-The Post saws
the loan market is easy; abundance al
capital is to be had at 4 per cent on cali.
A few transactions taking place Mt q
per cent. Commercial paper Is Offering
freely, and rates favor the buyers. Tbe
stock market is extremely dull, and
there is no disposition to sell at a con-
cesston IN price. Governments are
the list. Railroad shares are dropping.
and there is very little legitimate busf9
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25.-Advices
from Arizona represent that there is
constant fighting between the Apacbe
Indians and the Whites. Twenty-eight
soldiers sent out on the 18th of Novem-
Der are missing.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The steamer
North America, from Rio on ID inst,
and st. Thomas, arrived to-day.
RIo JANERIo, Dec. 22.-The Emperor
returned on the 9th ult., causing great
rejoicing in this city. ~
The ParaguayRns have entirely with
drawn across the Upper Parana. The
Brazilian fleet is at the mouth of the
Paraguay and the allied army has
crossed the river Chintes on its march
10 the Peru, near Goze. It will be sent
on vessels up that river to the points
selected for further operations,
The I'd of December, the 4th anniyer-
sary of the birth of the Emperor, was
observed in Brazil with reioictngs. The
Emperor released number of prison-
ers. k--''0--
The American insurgents, chiefly
southerners, represented by Col. Wood,
have selected site for a town near
Avararguara. It lies between two
small rivers and can have railway CON
nection with the capital.
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Clienro mnrEe1

-. .tf CHICAGO, Dec. q.
Flour firm. Wheat dull Mt 81 for No. l. o.
(GyS ior No. z Corn firm at 459l6 for No, i,
4l15942 for No. 2. Oats steady. HighwineI
inactive. Provisions firm. Mess Pork n Or
"a iG extra prime mess 20 90; bulk shout.
ders in demand ut IL - tS ~ "a
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Boots and Shoes

Prices
HNHE SUBSCRIBER, WITH A VIEW 10
III t;a f,.g CUISINES wiz, nom this date nn
and ynried stock Mt greatly reduced prices e'S
country Merchants will find It to their
interest 10 give me call. A splendid OppoT-
tunity Is now offered to any one WISHING 10
engage IN the BOOT and SHOE buSiness os
the city. 81 JNO. ASDERS0S,' III
nON&-Am Sign of the Bic Red Root
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, October 18th, 1885.

TREASURY DEPAHTAEHT, 4
Washington, October 18th, 1855
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
w dence presented to the undersigned, II
has been made to appear that "The Ma.
tiOnHl Savings Rink OF Wheellng,''
in the City of Wheeling, in the County of Ohio
and State OF West Virginia, has been duly
organized uhder and according to the require
ments OF the act Of Congress, entitled an act
to provide National Curency, secured by a
pledge OF United States Borsds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved June Sd, 1884, and has complied with
All the provisions OF said act, required to be
compiled with before commencing the bust
ness of Banking, under said act.
Now, therefore, ], Freeman Clark Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
"a THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, :" OF
Wheeling. in the City of Wheeling, in the
County OF Ohio and State Of West Virginia
Is authorized to commence the business Of
Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF ONCE this 18th day of October, 1855
FREEMAN CLARK,
-ocU-60d no. 1891 d Comptroller.
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank will begin business on Wednes-
ii r. HILDRETH. Cashier
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CottOn--RIyer--Murdler.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 26.-The river is
stu rising with 25 feet water on the
flow. Steamers are beginning to arrive
freely to-day.
Cotton transactions were light, with
prices ranging from IS to 4lc. The
market IS steady with but little doing.
man named Fayette Goodwin was
Killed this morning by one Dick Dobbs.
Two policemen, named Frame and
Meoer, had a difficulty yesterday, re-
sulhng In the shooting OF Frame. The
wound Is thought to be mortal.
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NEW York, Dec. 2T.-The Post de-
spatch says the Secretary of the Treas
ury is preparing a bill in conformity
with his recommendation TO Congress,
which he will soon send to the Ways
and Means Committee for their consfd-
Grafton.
Capt. Cutter died in the Hospital at
Washington yesterday. fiifsE
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NATIONAL BANK or WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, Dec 18th, 1855
HNhE. ANNUAL MEETING OF, TIL E
stockholdesof this Bank, and election for
Directors, will be held at the Banking House
on tuesday, Jan. 8, 1855, between the hours Of
deeI2-SOd t Caahisr.
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Election Notice.

TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockho ldeTs OF the FtSt National Rank
Of W ueeuuBs loE the election OF nine DiFee-
tons, to serve for the ensuing year, win -
held at the Banking House on 1uesiny rJau-
nary the 9th, 1865, Between the hour OF 10 q.
decii-sOd Cashier.
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HANS AND GAGS

. n. PItATTIER,
No. so MAIN STREEr
A LWAYS ON HAND A CHOICE Ann
~, r varied stock OF Hats and Caps for Mems
Being desirous of establishing a permanent
Trade Doth in the city and surrountiIng conn
~, al those who favor me with their DntT1T-
age Gan rely on being supplied with the hest
goods at the lowest figures "O
Country merchants nre partIculorIy, rpo,,o.s
ted to call and examine my stock As4u
uONl4 8, N PRATvFgR
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-The over
land mail from New York on the 2sth
of November, arrived hero on the 24tb
inst. 5000 - - -
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2T.-GoId opened
and closed at 45N.
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ForeIgnNeWn.

SANDY HOOK, Dec. 27.-Thesteamshin
City of Washington from Liverpool on
the 18th, via Queenstown on the I4th
inst, has arrived. Her records are
four days later.
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Call and sees
decl4
STEAMBOATS,.
Change of Tina

Regular Packet for Cincinnati.
The new and elegant passenger
Lsffaltsk ASteamer EDISBURG, Capt ], H.
- - Thompson, will run as a regular
packet between Wheeling and Cincinnati,
leaving the former place on Saturday AFTER
noon at O'Clock. Returning, will leave Gin
Cinnnh Monday at o'clock. For freight OF
passage apply on board or to :
BOOTH, BATTELLIE & COLI
novl5 ]. MANNER & CO., Agts.
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Thomas Hughes

WILL CONTINUE THE MERCHANT
wv Tailoring, and wholesale and fefaii ci0tii-
Ing business at the old stand, No "a corner
MonLoe anu water StreetH. Oc9G6md,
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ReguIar PittsburE. and Parkerabnl

- The fastrunning packet BAYARD
Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
- every Monday and Thursday att
O'Clock pm. Leaves ParkeTsburg for Pittsburg
every wednesday and Saturday at 10 O'Clock
a. For Ei freight or passage apply ON board or to
oc3 IN. ]. MANNER & CO., Agents
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some time since at farm house pesr Hampstead made
his escape few days ago. when no proceeded TO the
house he had previously robbed and finding the lady Of
the house alone In the garden. committed an outrage
upon her. after which he entered the house end robbed
1t Of ali portable articles OF value he could nd and then
succeeded in making his escape before an alarm could
be given He has not, up 70 tho present time. been
arrested
The taking Of the Of Jeey City has just been
completed and gives the present population 81 So1,
being Of los since 1890, when the total
number Of inhabitants Yves 20, $50.
According to the City Inspectors report, there were
S7s deaths in the city during the past weekbsng an In
crease OF a compared with the mortality Of the week
previous and less than occurred during the corre
spending last year The rscaptuatop table gives the
following resultAcute diseases Sae chronic diseases
20s external causes &c. So There were 407 natives Of
the United States 9s Of Ireland - Of Germany 10 Of
England IL Of Scotland and the balance Of various for
eign countries.
The stock market rm yesterday, with the excep-
tion Of Erie Gold was steady, and closed Of l4AK
lax.
There was continued buoyancy and activity in the
merchandise markets yesterday and the business trans
acted was at very full prices save in very few excep-
tiona cases Foreign goods were hold Arm. Groceries
moderately active and Hrmer Cotton was higher.
Petroleum was buoyant and firm. On Change -four and
grain were heavy and lower Provisions were steady.
Lard and tallow active and higher Whiskey was
rather 6rmer.
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Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
before ton O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
culation among the enterprsng mechanics, farmers.
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion Of the active and energetic people Of the United
ltatna
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THE NAVY DEPARTMENT BACKING MONTGOMERY
bLAm-An official in the Navy Department Is
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before the commencement Of the war, TO pro-
vision tho garrison in Fort Sumter. This has
evidently been made for the express purpose
Of backing up the speech of Montgomery Blair
in his assault upon Seward and other members
Of the Cabinet, and with . view to help him In
the fight which he has taken upon himself
against his old associates. Better let ell such
matters come out in their natural way, accom-
panied with all the facts, pro and CON, instead
Of dragging out az parts statements for particu-
lar purposes. II Mr.. Fox desires to contribute
facts to the history Of the last four years he can,
without doubt, furnish some valuable informa-
ton, which viii not only be important, but
highly interesting. Let him give an account
Of the inside workings of the Navy Depart
ment-how much It has cost the country by
stealings, and how many persons have made
themselves millionaires through the fat jobs
and contracts, with the names Of the parties,
and he will then be contributing facts worth
knowing. He should add to the list the names
Of ell Gideon welles' relatives, as well as his
own, who have had fat jobs. We know that
one of Mr.. Welles' relatives. had the benefit OF
two and half per cent commission for some
time; but the public. desire to know how many
more there are Of the same kind who have not
been smoked out. Come, Mr.. Fox, now your
hand ia In, let US have chapter on those facts.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The COUNTRY.

New York. Tuesday. September II, 1895.
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TIE FATE or ANrrJomsoN REsoLUrroNs.-It
has been noticeable peculiarly Of ell the
State conventions thus far that whenever any
young man came along with . lot Of sntiJohn-
son resolutions oil the older politicians would
unite to hustle him out and squelch bis silly
rhetoric. This was particularly the case with
Signor Mantilini Marbleu, the chief cook OF
Belmont and Barlow's Bohemian club. he went
up TO the democratic caucus on the State Con-
vention platform with his hat full Of anti-John-
son resolutions, all of which he intended to have
inserted in the party creed. But Mr.. John b.
Haskin elbowed him out Of the room and threw
his correspondence into the waste basket 80
that the documents we're afterwards discovered
in another department Of the Delevan House,
for which, If they were not designed, they were,
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CSDnQt6Qn 9(bele,
Sancirer in Der Stobt 2lttentaur

S1ncirer in Der Stabt 9ltlentaun,
"a 9sna&riahat sbrsrtit ttsf pas gubIfum,
bu5 r tus gdbneiber 0ei6dft
nod INNER betretbt uup spar in Der tInion Stra.
Ee in aGentoan, apst 6buren untertalb tsm
S&utbaufr. alrc sr tsrat IL o[ln "nlpr&sns
ben in ietntm GaGr 3ur pollen 3ufrtsrrnteit gu
ornrrt.
2tu6teHeru,tgcn ttno 8leibrrputrn.
Gin mon&:s Stsrunss.S i'd. pas Oteact6t
einigc 5ledn rrer nur sirsn fsinsn gtb crtalten
ha'. miro non Dem &igrsr wrgsrworfcn rrId,ss
uidt 1rin 1ollrc. Grtde 8leirunss sSttds t, rt
rr aus unp rriniat IL 70 bo6 fe rute nsu auTe3sn.
unp whtlid 70 gut unb fdBn TuO ME reu-unr
pabst an gar, btuisen 9rsIsn -prUtirtc nur
einmat, unb Str fnctt pIe bier rie gGab,bsit ee-
last IN. 2I!lo wfr @lO iparen nil, Der RUFF an
bet
Sonatban Nbrle,
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Sctcter 81. 1865. SOP
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SSease sSirsntGs.
2lue hem gge8c MaAet @lae!
Das girbts llenrs, ibr Geut ?
q. q. 9uter s. g. Diltinoer unb
s. &. Guber

Madsn rem @nnUbnsrn BON Q(len!aun unS
Qm9t9rnN fbrrbieti8it tsfannt, bnB Ie nsultdb
'tns p"rtnsrffip formirt baten. unp untsr BEN
9samtn p'n u. u. 5utsr, Dlinsr unO 60. Elm
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QNQnD NQpiGr.

Cine unSrWTonIl6 mrbs urO ItG'e Iu5watl
Barrpnbisr unb gcnpus. pcn Der 8enen
uns-io pis ea6dts nur pulanat wsrten fanr
lit losbtn ans1sradt wCrNn uno on ben red
prsiasn ;u tauisn, in erm wrttfdtsn BUD
lobr BON
:. 8. Rboa66, Q9t.
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llnser Saueret nobe 6r9eIspille.
Sefentlt0er gerfauf
elmer f6debaren Sauerei.

eIIleC IuJuPputeH SduPttl.
Nm DUnnsrlas ben 16. Sag glcSsmter
adGlsns, um 10 llbr gcrmtttasS, auf benz YIass
IslbR, Iua TftntItt Utttauf wrrbsn:
Cine 1ddBbare Saueret,
asleaen In Sber.Waeunaie 6aunI&Ip. Gs6a Gaurs
10. pu., erdn;snb an Gdnpfr BON SflTs Garcs.
Sucub 9idtsnwaInsr. Sofspt Wtlsr unD Nnbsrn ;
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- ger, bapcn Fnb stna -Ndrr f6Gnss SOI;
- lamb. &c IN bts bas 8rmEsen tsfanrt
als bic llnser 8ausre.
DtsIs 8aurrs III In rinsm bctsn Gultursu'
itanbs. unO Gin f&Snn BaiferitrOm fIitBt nabs
am 5aufs pUrbst.
Die gsrbsFsrunssn barauf ttR'tsn aus enfm
srU6sn Rsipsrnsm
I'D 90 . y It \ q 1tS,
srOBsn S6psi,sr S6surr unO apoersr nGtGipcn
aubnssbduOen Die Saucrst ttcst II Metlr
BON psm Stdptfrn 8Usslsptue, unp in Der Wtts
bon ftGBbaren @rjpruben.
Sshb fam bic ben srllen rGhlfn Q,ril oss
ssbsn wsrOm. QGsttre @tr3elbetsn erfobrt man
bel R. u. 8UYsr, Assnt.
Die Ssoin9uu9sn am 8srfaufstaBe unb Quf-
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