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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1866

eyes no was of again. and regiment of Cossacks is now
TO be sent after him. They may join him. but they won't
catch him.
The War Department has concluded the whole, not
10 invest az present in American rifles but 20 wait and
see what the Paris Exhibition will produce II IS also
very doubtful whether the plan of sending minister TO
the United States will come 10 anything, although
the Capudan Pasha t holds TO the Importance OF such
an embassy
The late French ambassador before he left persuaded
the Porte 10 give very valuable lot Of land in the cen
ter Of the city 10 the Sisters Of Charity reward for
their abors during the cholera. At the same time, the
Porte refuses to allow the Rev DIR. IIamin to erect
Protestant college on lot OF land which no has pur-
chased and paid G2000 for although he and the Amer'
can missionaries aborcd with more devotion and more
during the cholera epidemic than any other body
Of men in COnstantnopc.
This Turkish Justice; but il is difficult 70 why the
United States Government should cooy tolerate an out
rage Of this kind in the face OF saeh acts Of bcneyoenee TO
the French.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET


LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21.-The Cotton market to-day IS
unchanged Aliddmg Uplands quoted at I'D Tic sales
,o.day viii probably reach TO- oJo bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov 2-The Breadstuf market is firm at en-
advance Wheat Is quoted at 3-s o.
LIVERPOOL Wednesday Evening Nov 2-Ihe Breadstuiis
market closed rmer. Provisions have declining tendency
lard inactive.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LrERrooL Nov 2-1he market for Provisions is easier
Pork has a downward tendency.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Nov 2l-Consos for money are quiet to-day at
ioNDoS, wednesday Evening Nov 2l-Consols closed TO-
day az q0i for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The following quotations Of American bonds
L : Five Twente 20. Illinois Central shares ~ Enc
halfway shares, 5Ol
United States 5O Illinois Central shares si Erie
Railway shares 90
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO NV. 81,
y TELEeRAPB 10 THE TRIBUNE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

~ TELEeRAPB TO THE
GREAT BRITAIN.
THB UNITED STATES CLAIMS NOT TO BIZ CONSIDERED.
LONDON, Wednesday, Nov o. 1906
Lord Stanley, in reply to letter in regard to the
chips seized by the United States Government, points
out that no arrangement can be made to consider
such claims.
REFORM BANQUET At MANCHESTER.
A grand Reform banquet took place at Manchester
last night, at which Mr.. Bright made a powerful
speech.
CONGRESS ADVISED TO SECURE PAYMENT OF UNITED
STATES BOND IN GOLD.
The London Times, in an editorial this morning,
says that although the Federal Secretary of the
Treasury believes that the bonds of the United States
will be paid in gold, it would be better if Congress
would secure such payment by law.
THE RAPPAHANOCK CASE,
LONDON Wednesday, NOV o. 1850.
The Admiralty Court in the case Of the Rappahan-
mock has ordered the representatives Of the United
States Government to give security in the suit where
they are plaintiffs.
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ITALY
PRUSSIA OFFERS PROTECTION TO ROME.

PRUSSIA OFFERS PROTECTION TO ROME
MADRID Wednesday Nov. ~ leo
The LeolaHd to-day says the King of Prussia Ia
written to the Pope, offering protection to Rome.
JOHN SURRAT DISCOVERED IL ITALY.
j. II. Suuat the alleged accomplish in the murder
Of President Lincoln, was discovered serving in the
Papal Zouaves under the name of John Watson.
lie was arrested upon a demand of Gen. King, but
nlerward ran the guard, leaped over preepice and
escaped into Italian territory.
The Italian authorities are on the alert, and en-
deayoring to capture him.
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THE HEATHER.

sYow-STORM AT BUFFALO.
nj TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE
BUFFALO. Nov. 22.--Snow commenced falling here
earv this morning and now covers ground The weather
il cold The snow extended west some distance:
Snow IN PHILADELPHIA.
BY TELEGRAPH TO
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22-There was slight fall
Of snow here this morning
ny TELEGRAPH Tribune.
RAIN IN BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Rain set in this evening from
the southeast
SNOW STORM AT PoUGHKBEPsIE.
Br TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
POUGHKEEPSIB, NOY. 22.--SnOw il ialliDg here thlS
morning The inst III She season Tie weather Is ehlly.
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ACCIDENTS.
COLLISION ON THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
81 TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE.

COLLISION ON THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
TORONTO, Nov. 22.-The Grand Trunk train which
left here this afternoon coded with the up special train
conductor named Foley said be seriously injured and
several other people hurt The accident occurred near the Dor
bridge.
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.
BY TELEGRAPH TO
AUGUSTA, Nov. GA locomotive exploded on the
Georgia Railroad to-day killing fireman, named Martin
and wounding the engineer, named Berry.
DESTRUCTION OF PETROLEUM on THE ERIE ROAD.
d TRIBUNE
BUFFALO Nov pa train Of cars with crude
petroleum took fire the New York and Erie Railroad
Tuesny near Adrian Twelve entirely destroyed
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The Rochester Union of Wednesday evening says:
Last night bad accident occurred Berlin Locks few
miles below caused by broken rail Tie Cincinnati
with coaches
paseeercsr passed safely but the remaining sx precp
lated Of them badly smashed and tuned
boton onward wounded "a estimated between 10
and 2O-uone fthem seriously None were killed
LOSS OFAS AMERICAN BRIG.
ny TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON Nov, 22-The United States Consul
The Department Of OF the loss Of the American brig Cal
muck Of Portland j. A. Mno master and Ieohn Chase
of Portland owners The Cannck on her 20 that
mort In ballast from Havana and stranded Boston Key Reef
within limits OF the Consular district the night Of the
Isl inst The and entire eight men In all have
reached that port in safety bringing with them part ofihs
rigging and other articles SAVED nom the wreck
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
FLORIDA.

CHARACTERISTIC CHARGE OF A REBEL JUDGE.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Gen. Foster, commanding the
District of Florida reports Judge Longs charge 70 his
Grand Jury published in The Tdlahassee F3oridan OF
the 9th of which the following is specimens: fear the
time il not f9r distant when the people Of America will
prefer to be governed by chief with gltterng tiara on
his head rather than by the authors Of the Civil Rights
BILL The Florida report further says that the freedmen
are working we'll aud improving the opportunity OF the
Homestead law under which, in that State from the 10Th
Of August to the 3lst Of October 10000 acres have been
entered Of which entries tw0thrds have been made I'D
the latter month,
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NIFNI(O

MAxMILIAN's RULE SAID TO BE AT END.
P,us wednesday evening Nov. u. lstt.
II is said that the French Government has received
news that the rule Of Mazimian is virtually at an
end and it is further reported that tho Government
has ordered the shipment Of stores TO Mexico TO be
stopped.
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ARKANSAS.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE
MEMPHIS, Nov. GA special dispatch TO Tie AGA
lancke today from Little Rock says that resolution
was introduced into the Arkansas Legislature to-day,
calling the Governor for information in regard 10 tho
attempt TO overthrow present Government The
resolution was called forth call signed by few obscure
individuals Fort Smith, for the purpose Of naueuran9
4 State Government The Legislature was stlll una
bic TO elect a United States Senator.
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THE MISSOURI RAILROADS.
PROTEST AGAINST THEIR SALE.

PROTEST AGAINST THEIR SALE.
By TELEGRAPH 10 IHF rRiBuSr,
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Nov. 22.-Que number OF prominent
citizens Of ST. Louis have strong protest to Gov.
Fletcher against the recent sale Of the Iron Mountain
Railroad ihe ground that other parties bd moro than
the persons 10 whom The road awarded by the Com
missIoueTs.
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TENNESSEE.
NEWSPAPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oP COL. W. B
STOKRS

NN"oFAFLH VVNoVLIDA IIVN OF 1HVH UT OVI" W d
STOKES.
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 22-Two Of the Conservative daily
papers OF this city, Tie Dbp1tc, ard Union aud Amer
caH have been consolidated and will appear on Saturday
under the name Of The Union and Dispatch. The new
concern will represent the stricest phase "my policy
Conservatism.
Col w. b Stokes Congressman from this State, on ln-
vtaton of the Legislature made stirring speech at the
Capital tonight. lie sagagcy denounced eident john
son declaring that every Rebel and Bushwhacker in tho
country swore by A. johnson and his policy He advo'
Gated qualified negro suffrage but emphaticaly op-
posed to universal amnesty and Rebel acknowledgements
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NEWS rRou sALrHLo TO THE 18TH rysr.-THE sITUA.
TIOS OF THE LIBERALS.

yEws rRoI sALrHLo TO The 18TH wsT-THE HTUA-
TIOS OF THE LIBERALS.
sr TELEGRAPH 10 IRE TRIBUNE.
san ANIoy,o Texas, Noy 22.-Sclor Gonzales arrived
here from Satllo on the 2st inst. with adyccs 10 the
18Th inst. EscoJcio was at Monterey and Juarez al
chihuahua Tho French roreacd from Matahula on the
3O,h ut The Liberals occupied the city on the same
day. The people gave them Joyous welcome. The
French under Douay, occupy San LUIS Potos and the
Liberals under Ferestno, are four leagues west, pepar
ING an attack. Sonora J. free from the French. reg-
meut headed by Dr. Saals, composed Of clerks and en-
zcus started the sth inst from satlo 20 oder the
services Escobcdo against the sucras al ha@noros
THE CAPTURE or DURANGO.
By TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
SA.5 FRANCISCO. Nov. pa letter from Preside NJ
Jua,z the Mexican Consul az this city dated Chlhua
hua, October H. says Gen. Amanda left III Panas 20
form a junction with Gen. Aueza and attack Durango
which supposed have been evacuatedby the French
aud garrsoncd by Mexican mpcralists only. Little re-
sstlnee was experienced Juarez pardoned two traitors
named Enrquez and AOnzo but had refused 70 pardon
Conanza and Mendoza, who we're executed. They were
held responsible for crimes committed while Chihuahua
under Imperial rule.
GEN. VEGA MEETS TRAITORS DEATH
TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE .
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22-lt is rumorcd that Zen.
Vega who went Mexico ostensbly 10 assist Corona,
was really employed by Orcga, and having disobeyed
Juarczs orders shot as traitor by order OF Corona
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THE NATIONfL FLylNCES.
nv rKIEsairH 10 TIM Tribune.
CTRUENCY DESTROYED

CURRENCY DESTROYED.
WASHINGTON, NOV. 22.-lhe Currency Bureau Of
the Treasury Department has since the let lust destroyed
uOual bank notes valued al $4,000.
THE HvETwEyTY BONDS TO De REDEEMED ~ coin.
The following correspondence from tho European ect
lar Of l.. a. Morton a CO.. II important a. showing the
policy of the Government relative the payment o the
principal OF The Fivc-twenty bonds IN coin aud will tend
10 dissipac the doubts upon this question entertained
some quarters
NEw YORK Dec 49, Isf6
The Hon. Hrcu McCuMoCn Screia,y " he 1,caa,y Wasi
mutton. H. =;
D,n SR We have COOL for believing that on iu.
preston prevail, very generally London aud 10
In Paris and Germany also that The United State, Government
will avail itself 81 the option Of paving the fyeWeuy bonds
of 1862 next wear and that tbs liquidation will be made la
cucy This idea keeps The bands much below the price al
which tcy would 81, 40 understood that the Government
regards itself a. bound pay them ia gold Should yOu deem
il proper give au expression Of your views the Kind ~
Which the principal ofte bonds j. payable uf which could
make use through European circular have doubt TIE
opinion would b Of much Interest 10 foreign investors 10
funds. e are, dear sir your oLclieAt servants
t. T. MORTON 4 Co.
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TIL, Roeh
LOSS oFAs AMERICAN BRIG.
BY rsLroRAPH TO THE THiI
LOUISVILLE, KY
BOOTY DIscovrRFD-PoRx-rAcKIys.

BY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.
LOUISVILLE Nov. PA posse Of citizens of Franklin,
Kentucky discovered on Tuesday night the premises
Of William King large amount OF the booty taken from
the passengers on the Nashville Railroad the night Of
the 9Th instant
The PorkIacking season commenced here today 200
hogs were slaughtered.
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IIINGARY.


Fr-ui "wednesday. Nor. o. ls,c.
lho Hungarian Dict met to-day. The Imperial
roscrpt was received ard read II declares that, if
the Diet viii remove The difficulties in the way Of
unity, q Hungarian ministry viii he appointed and
the autonomy of Hungary viii be rcGstabli-Led.
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THE CANALS.

By TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, Nov. pa telegram from Syracuse an
nounces that all the canal locks again in order and boats
are passing freely Up the present date the receipts OF canal
tolls show an increase the receipts nom the
last season amounting 20 500 l65 %.
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THE CRETANs STILL HOSTILE TO THE TURKS.
LozroN. Wednesday. Noy. Sd ''fh.
Adyices from Crete state that the Ctctan Assembly
dony the report that they have submitted 10 the
Turks.
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lIiANlEi DEPAITHENT Nov To- l-ui
GLNIuNEN Your favor Of the l5th instant l. received.
regard did also my predecessors al bonds of the United
Snics N yapabe The bonds that have mauIed since
the suspension of specie payments have been paid aud Ihdt
go dObt that ne tHbc true irih all Dels. This being
understand II 70 be the established policy of The Govern.
ment F'etwcuiy bonds Of s3 w either be called u a.
he expiration Of hte years from their date and pGd m e0
permitted 70 until TIDE Government Is prepared a. Gy
them ia coin. am very truly yours
HrGH MCCruOcH Secretary.
Messrs J. + Morton Co. New. York.
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personal.
ny fELECRAPH 70 THE rHiBuNi

ny rELEoEAPH TRIBUNE,
! NEWT ORLEANS Nov 22.-Sar1tor DOolttle returned
to-day from Texas en- route Washington Gen Rousseau Is
] 10 the city short Nisir
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ANTWERP. Nov 2l.-ILe schooner Island Home,
Richmond ID for tle Io OIulLe capszcl Ceto1cl
sfrr CREW were taken of snd trousht "a tas port
ARRIVALS OUT.
QUEENSTOWN nov 2'-Eycnig.-Th Steamship CITY Of
Alauclc,tr ron NcW York Nov touched 90 This qoTt ID,
AFTERNOON and proceeded Oh her way to Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON Noy. 2l-oyeuuc-Ihc steamship Deuisch-
land which cn NcWYork November 10 has arrived az his
Iurt.
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MURDER IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBuSE.

AUGUSTA Ca, Nov. 22.-GeOrge Meyer, Assistant
United States Internal Revenue Assessor shot and killed
at Backye South Carolina by two named saunders who
surrendered themselves TO the Sheriff.
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TELBGPArh TO THE TRiBuNE
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22-Wm. s. Sheldon, alias Bill
Stewart who robbed Jaccard Co.'S jeWery Of about
SIP of diamonds last Tuesday captured ycster
day 0dn Ill., is in Jail here, together with supposed
confederate named Charles Sanders
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ARREST FOR ARSON.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Boston, Nov. pa young man named Charles
Carpenter has been arrested for setting fire TO Mortified
furniture warehouse in Westinghouse last night He worked
in the place and alleges inoXcaton the nfampg cause
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ROME AND ITALY-DAMAGE TO THE MILITARY PRES
TIGE OF ITALY IN THE LATE wAR-CHRCKs TO
MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE WAR
-AUsTRIAis SAD PLIGHT.
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CHARACTERISTIC CHARGE OF A REBEL JUDGE.
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ANOTHER swINDLE ~ BOSTON.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIbuyE

Boston, Nov. PA supplement to the Federal
ST. swindle has Just TRANSFERRED Charles A. Morrill, sub
master in the Lincoln School Ward Twelve sent in his esg
nation the School Board Saturday last and then suddenly
skedaddled 10 parts unknown leaving behind him forged
paper to Of The Mechanics and Broadway
banks are the sufferers having discounted the notes sometime
elriny last week Mr. Morrill, resides IN Dorchester Is con
nece by marriage with Of the first families OF TINS city
and had taught school in Ward Twelve for nearly ~ years
Embarrassment * supposed De the cause OF oil ms troubles
His conduct has shocked the circles in which he moved as ne
had regarded exemplary and aittedueator
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Observation-Disclosures

Grfer 3weig. = @eltern murbe Elm grp.
teit Der @rOb GOse $. .. .. s. sesen bic Seff.
rln19 llno Au8oebnung DOu Serinstpnllr. III BltIt-
der 9ii6tung nDr9ele9t.
Ser NrdliOent le9te cine Sotidaft bes Otapors
Dor, pelde Mtittteilun9eu bonn 8afier>S ussnieur
NIB ben garf>&onmlIiairen entblelt, III bene1
I18flmft iiber Die 9lrbeit85eit fer i'll Den Serldie'
oeten 0epartemeat6 bel4dftlstsn arbeiter gs9e.
ben murbe.
Die supplementary O%rbinan3, nad wel9er bas
Salatr beS 9r5teS oOnr Oiarine oolpital auf s17OO
erbDbt miro, nit etIem Nmellberneut, benz Sppt.
fitbrer $50 per WtOnat gu 5ablel, pallirte.
0aS @ablccmmittee beri9te eiren Sel9InB Elm,
bab Samuel s. 8plie rettudbi9 aIs StubtrutbSs
mltgIieo Der -. 8aro erwdblt purpe, paliirte.
3Weiter 3weig. - Scr. Otoore REF BIT
0roinan5 ouf, ba8 SaIuir beS Setretdrs BON
Stootre9iitrator auf $1,000 81 erb6ben uno bas bes
Ilitlteut1S efretdrs auf 5000 fet5nite4en; paiiirt
Die Sroinan5, SripOIett8 Nlep al Der @eitleit'
81 ertpeitern, paliirte.
Der SeIdluB, Elm reues Sdulbaus III Der IS.
Warb 81 erri9te1, wuroe an9eHCnlmel.
Vertaat.
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EssSstt, Sdaitf sasi uab Gdaaifie 81. y. 6a.leTsa, 500
qcsp nno Tauitlie, 0tdrs. Gins, Barb. 2ranie, @errs
0cees, SOB. Srdd, @ot6. aranB, TrieS. u. Sriedenfteir,
6rieb. Sntttt9er, Triet. SenSptb, Sobannes Seine, Du1.
Seffe Hno Samilte, Grieb. @trelop, 2u6n. @rieser,
9o9anues 3r6nt, Srieb. SrGter unb 8ouilie, Samilie
Uteper, WtMtael VSeuatlanbt uub Sdmiiie, Carl GranIe
unb Sdrlllte, 9Eilb. Seife, Srieb., Mugut unb SranS
arnnt, Au9uff WidIaff, 9. 8emmers, Qouiie @ern1erotb,
Carl gEolf unb SamiIie, Sriebri9 Sanber nnb 6auritie,
abeIPdio Beder, Serrmdnn S6ele, Clemens Diep6pff,
Gebrparbt unb Sob. 0ti&tins, Dtetri9 &~iifenbers unb
camille, Nnna 6. unb Wfarg. Ganberutonu. Sern6. 9dns
inert, 5op. p. Jtoetea, Sol unb @brifine 9ilbolt, gillette
Giete, SOB. Jaeob S@mibt unb isamilie, Srieb. 3inmers
mann nn6 Gamiie, SeinriG lBclf uub isamilie, Anna 8.
OalRein'er, &iI9. UterfGer, 3acOb Qeruer, P6if. Graut
Carolina Trant, Barb. Dorot6. SoeeI, SOB. s. 8olinz
ger, Dorotbea JeseL, Sacob @orens, SaSob @6mibt, g.
@eRrbplt, Teter Bad, @at6. Wiinnid, @at9. 8oben6uI6,
Sbi. @olSer unb Samilie, gti@oIaS 9ubu, abaml unb
9uliana 3irff, Dtnbias Stannt, WasbaIena W1olS, Sic.
&ran5 uno Saniite, @at6. SiirSer, camille Gern6eib,
Niartd Z. Gorens, @Onrab Saulmer, @6rit. @eme5r,
Carl Nctb, Trieeri9 Gauft, Gillette Oliiler, @nna Oearia
Beet, Saeob Sauit, Carl 8au6a1 unb Ssamilie, Nnno
Wt. &tlt9, 8botlas 8urbitta unb 6antilie, Sol. Giipstp,
2notpi9 Sate unb San1ilie, Nu9uft 8reitenba9, Martin
Sturud, Wtasalina 9abelsfa, Nilb. Irubt, 6rieb. &rii
ger uno Ganltlie, Serbinanb 9efie uub Tlmitie, @buarb
Seife,t unb camille, @or[ @lbert S3effert. S5rieb. 2anoe,
Carl Sctfunann, @it6. OGbeutare, Sct. 8urilta, @6arl.
Sruhe, @atp. Sbmale, emma U. unb Marg. @at6. 3ien>
ten, Seo. es+tftofferS, SOB. l1erbuier, Gertrude @tboff,
Seinr. 2liten, SeinriG Griffin, S. &. Seinri6s, SOB.
0felt1ann unb Gamilie, 8. %. Sifen, 0tette Wt. Dez
Der, ?. 8. 6e5en unb Samilie, Seinr. Gaaabe, &. Wars
earet9S Ts@tt1ann, Carl @ielmepe~, MasOal. Sa6ler,
auS. alnltn, Sernb. 3cffmanu, @6rift. @rai6u, @rnR
@raiHu, @Rrit. S6pdr5e,' Carl @teinba6, @~nnisHrbe
Burger, SultIs $. &iesliug uno Gamilie, Serrmann s..
BeintaniI' Serrntann 8ersfelht Gath. Bieftes, @arl unb
WiIselmine SOtnlann, SOB. 8. @oerbius unb 6aniie,
Seinri& WfiIer, Gpriaiuu 0liiGer, Setter 9Gleter unb
6amilie. Barbara SremfteGer, Sern6. @9terntaun. asnes
Mfoornlaun, Sran5 Srete, Seinr. 94pu6eft, Serrm. SS=
seulann, Sob. S9teper, SOB. 8eltuer, Wtartba Nolte,
Met5a Beber.
Sn @aujen 80 Baiidsiere.
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2anst Gud, nid,t nhneii.n.
(GiuoeSnnbt.\


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cine Sette, unb elm paar 0tS6rer, tie ben unteren nit benz
eberen 86eile ~Serbinben, 10 baB fe tpirtli& ie6r penig
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1T 10 ~bauergaft ge6aut, baB fe ausfiebt, ala wenn fe
cine 2~ebensseit Palten tpiroe. @ie fanst bon iel6t an gu
arbeiter, 10 balb it6 einiSe elmer BON WaiIer in benz
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aut iobalb fte has 8afier 9iuaussepprfen BAT. sic
brau4t ni9t ~auf8e5c9eu gu tperbeu unb ~berlaust iberz
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cur3 6ufammenSeoritdte 0uft, po,u bic araft bas 5p=
brantpaifer, pber irsenb Elm anberes 6S6er fte6enbes
Waiier %Iiefert. Sn ben ueiiten 2beilen Der Gtabt fam
oaS gBaiier, rber irsenb cine annere GluiT3teit, bon
einem bis einbunbert SuB bod bamit seboben perben.
OaS @remplar, pel6eS mir ia6er, lit i'm @tan6e 1000
elmer gGaiier in "a Stuuten ausSupumpeu. Der @rIinz
Der b%ebanptet, bas fe weuiSer 2epuratureu brau8t, uIs
cine 8etpDbnli6e Sanbpnmpe, neil fe teiuen aCIben BAT
unS felner i9rer G9eile bel ~9iei6unS lnterwprfen ftub.
M ebrere 8epba@ter.