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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02
Tho Thlrd DL.,re.--LesL-l.u,e o.a.-..

Fun Eyuoapr1 Oh Hos SIS. . >r-H
Tic position Of 1l-. smith r1 creme. q.
tH. Congressional nomination Ha- been O.
c1u-z,cu, am leuorlt.. 11. tlru- --.
Hl stated freely. as Sob Us be We. informed
o.. 3i-. baxter Withdrawal that be dil not
desire o. ac4 caulilata a= o.. nominee ..
Mr.. Baxter. lr Of any clique but only --
the choice If the majority Of thc party. and
with reasonable Trospc-. tla. tic PARTY
would cordially unite on him az the rolls.
WITH that view. supr7sin- tha- after Mr.
Baxter withdrawal the people would b.
fully represented ty their delegate at Hvia-
Tark, be agreed &. accept the nomination . E
that Convention. ifit should De- rendered
him and with ,he same purpose under
standing that q considerable portion OF the
party claimed taal they were not represented
at Hydepark. be on wednesday evening la-.
submitted the question to convention Of
the member OF the Legislature from the
IhHd district. as tine Only bo4y 40 any way
representing sho people chat could BE- a--
assembled before election Upon invitation
Of the Caucus be appeared before them aud
gave his political We've taking squareiy the
side Of Congress. and stating tina. all the
measures Of the republican majority IN Con
gress had bis hearty ami cordial support A
ballot was then taken with CHE following
result
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02
Whole number Of votes. 81
v orthington c. Smith. -
Asa % Adds. lG

On motion OF Senator Baker. of Orleans
Co.. seconded by Henry Burt, Esq Of
Swanton. the nomination Of Nj. smith was
made unanimous, and the Caucus adjourned
IN good feeling, all satisfied that the good Of
the party and the credit OF the STATE re-
quires the hearty and united support Of M
Smith az the polls. The result must remove
all remaining doubt on that point, and
should ensure M Smith triumphant
election on Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02

Ths vote ~ which the resolution was rejecied
Ess re cons ,i-rei, and t passel nearly uus1i-
m1usiT.
SENATE.
TuzsDAr, Oct 30.
Joint Bls5iafi5H-By A.r Taft, relating to
Fel.an prisoners Ia Causda IS follows
HEcrer.. B1l- 5 Lynch and Rev John
Aicslah5a Hsye Bssu convicted Of having par
ticira1ei y th5 Ieua1 invasion o. Canada 10
June las ard sentenced by it courts &c be
hung Cd ne 5I.l lay Of Dec next
-Ila tr5rrer., e appears that the p1r-clpa-
ton % John 11li4Hon ia secl iuvasion was
fcr-li 1re. 20 chen cuiy that O. minister Of
religion iu the discharge Of Us holy cfnces. and
lllt th- participation e. E55t j Lyach was That
of o leWE reporter auI that sufficient tlne and
assistance i-- q u-orer and inll defense were not
allowed me accls-l
lad -s. The offence li winch theg nave
been c-uyIl.-l ans f-r sLl-a taey have been
s-nrel1el 81. De- hang vas purely poiIti-1-
Tr-- 1850 .rr-- 81 ill senate AM house
% rc-rl----a.ls-s tl-- they rCu.l most respect
Gully ur-a ua- 81. government l- l-ual- "a
z--cI-- towards Ial prisoners uaul-. q tAae
cle-e-e- which e. l-..l=Ei'y becoming -7Yerni
I-elf .l De- l---t towards salze who mas have
t-ea ccls.-.,l e.. purely political -L--cls, AMI
the --l--ir- o. them. cf- SOIL t-- ard unccu-
ll,-ll4 pardon.
Ha.-, ---. die To-. gz1-- "a .li- ,tste b.
I-. zai o.. transmit ia Gle r-cr-.-euc-.l OF
C4uala --a foregoing resolutions. c-nll1eniiuE
abe sun --- I.a-ilI l-lTeli Co TIE elIues, Cons
a1--.r D. ,lrllI-l government.
E by Dir Taft, repeating chap
]. -a- general statutes ra.4ii1- 'r ne sur
--.--- u ---lvl slaves
motion 4- le1i-e. relating O.
r-r- t-s- and slllrils was t-Eca ~, ana
after c.l- iara..- discussion 1v Masrs Iail and
Rec . -lL l--ssls LORI ar- N.-;- against.
was rsss
HOUSE
Jt u-Er Ar Brigham Of Hyde
1afa. Il-l-lLr o. lie PARTON o- James Lynch.
J.-- .-'i5ll1 and ----I4, adopted.
I by l-r ~ e.ch q. Nl-.lsiul.
r-aglriu- t1s listers 90 notify az persons whom
they ma asses l.- money Oh hand, stock IL
trlls. S., AID o. l-p-lut day Ul-- l--- VIII
h-ar appeals. go com Cu grand --.
a numue- 81. Senate l..-. 1lIa referred o. tle
IH.Cr cl uultle-s
Report. From com ID c5-eit1l. i.. -a-
I-ul- 90 tll distribution Is public money among
s----. Districts Win 4ulu----rts l-rTiIlng one
,1Il u i1c money lns-a-l -f Ole-iJuriA az
heretofore. su1r- me districts --l -a- rCma-u-
-ci o. t-- lr-r--l.e lu--- 5- 20 -.r- .-rlllance.
instead li s heretofore. l- ta. avgr s--,ul-
auce % each s-1-...' -I-l ll OBJ. fa..a and cr-
d1Ie- % be- printed.
From c.l- o. --l.-..... B. a... g.. =c-Ec 81
-l-lalca 81 schools -- --.--... CERTAIN age
From Cen on slu5lua1 p Dill @. lr-1r rate
a. Il--I- t0- elL-l-1la. a--1--lll, with
. amendments which vc adopted -.- DO
all-.-l.-- -- H. continue tl- pay OF
DIR. GAIA --.- .'.e. rt4--l- zcTe---iT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02

Tie long Az unusually h5- sun
na Las passed. and III. c5-- a1l p-eas1l.
t-z--z o.. -u--ll are upon us, ana there Is
nov z-la c-at--, g. living which wa nc, the
c.=a ier weeks a-.
The cholera has ru1 It's race 10 tlls uei ghbo1-
ac1-- claiming about twenty perE1ls as victims
O. itz rcl1rs-.ezz power Our plantation was
slucularIv nec t-5- the epidemic. there being
only two cases. neither ot winch proved fatal
was almost uzly enough 10 vis- that three
or il1r O.. on hands might hsye me isassa
for after explaining O. them thl danger around
Us, an sle necessity there was i-- ad5tailius
from eating me.1lz. vegetables, A... ana FUR
uisliz- them villa line ana other Trz7-z,a,l7es,
! caught O. let C.. .lll c1.L-l- greens Upon
freeing -y mind 90 t-l-. they were gus. l1-lg-
ra-., ed B.. all5v,- t-- ve-l - -Hi would
eat what tar7 hal mind &C.
TIE r---- fatality among DIE tr.-lu.-l. lu--
ir- tl5 --ts s-5u--r was tia 1r--,t -. i1-. such
=7.-- 5s .l--
- -D.
.- 4 -.- ------- 4 ..-.- engage
d. lacked .-- -se.. .t-
them rIa ia-l-s- bare on.
r-.-a. -.r o. The -..-A-.- r-r .-rr
-a lr Hrs s
H-. ......I -.- -..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02

Henry e. Whitaker committee.
Geuter.el ~ reserve. y.-rsl- IS soar .-.
Cfthg Ism ms and ms .l...-.... ...
AMI money whist. as you inform ae. -4
lev Of nv frieu.s .1 Er.I. Island I'D.
1T to send 20 me as O. testimonials Oh. their ...--
for me.
How shall 7 md words 90 express --
ruds ior that a-isct.ou aud tla-r.e k1 eel
charitable opinion ll me. w1,-- .ae- 1.-a 1
pressed b. Iacse qrezsut-. %. 81. -..- ar...
value, AMI By the cordial r.r.s .r1a- --..-
Ny services, whether uul.. OBJ private Dos,
been 50 very bundle In. a- 1ys---e.-a
with surprise -tl.s Geo o- l.a friends vl.-
- ,, -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02

Bill passed-h IL ID amgndmea- 90 sec II
chap . Of the general statutez relative Co the
TIN Of examining teachers; b - 90 u-0iect
hsh il EaIl's pond, and = IN Huesuurrh
pond; : II amendmeuJ to see 81 Of chan e- Of
the genera statutes; s 81 lu Gltitiou o. ebay
s. Of the general Statutes relating 90 banks
Or1grr1 20 fEira rCg9I---= IS Or IucCruC-
rate the " manufacturing company bill sui
stItuted ny the coz OF judieilry for & rc-u-
latin- the ray Of jurors; biz substituted ~ a
20 regulating the fees C. i1illTs
Bill iHtr01uce1 and &c -rrc1-By 1l1 Doto1
IL addition 70 Sc chaI - relating -. t.z.-
books for use il our cCuu-l schools
By Ny Dor, fIiuE the saia-ies cf The 5-' DOES
Of the supreme Cou-s o. $500; Go --r r
printing.
BIZ Mir Dor, II relation o. TIE -------. o.. ID.
Of aliens; 10 CON or printing
JON; reSoluti0Hs-FrcE -tr L-u=- ---5 r-
for the printing Of the adlrCs re- { Ta-sv
before the soldiers reunion a--- llr--cI
From The house that a com r. tao -r- .---e
and three representatives he ap- -. r- t--
respective houses 10 ascertain an r.
for fnal adjournment; adopted.
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BCg3f.-Frcn con 90 roads tf. O.. ll--i
chap - general statutes Telat5a- g. tbe ar-
praIsa. Ct lana taken Ter highway purpose,
with amendment, wa agreed o. ana i.. yea
the third tine and passaL
From CON en- education l-- ll 6l------.E-.
Of sec - e. with amlllE-l- W.. FEB Yes
adopted, third reading.
Passed. bill 10 pay certain S---- o---lla-
IGeu. Nashburn and Gen P.-Aiu. $1,000 each
Mr. johnson Of BJcE-nclau moved 90 re----
slider the vote vas rC-cOlE.--r-i and Tie h.-
laid o. The table al- male tie special --atr ---
Tuesday Afternoon -Z-. o. 1---A
The speaker laid before the house O C-ul-uui-
cation from the Auditor Ci Accounts. auuoul--
ing that the accounts Of The H0u John = Page
the treasurer gong Cu- q Clce- hal been
settled, aul the balance s-ru-a aul paid o. l.s
successor IL o1nce, anu lEl5 be had also d-l.s-
ed 10 ms successor all books. papars all Ils,rl-
mems perta!uIng 10 his uil-g.
MoyDAr. 0--.
joint Res0luii0H-Bv Mr. AIl-s-r1r- az Dor
SET providing for q con 20 TX urrr D. jsv l-
ne ma adjournment Of the General Assembly -
adopted
BY MIR Frout O. Rutland rr.vii-1- --r a joint
assembly on v ednesiay the ST.. 90 e.5ll judges
= OF the supreme court O. e. vacancies until ut.
Isl, 1866 adopted.
4 BIZ Il relation 20 tie Cua.i5--.i-- e.: votes.
being the special order far i q 3. this Irll-
ing, vas taken " This Dill provides Tia, 3D.
person who TiltuliT deserted t--- -1e a. il--
or nayal service Of the United Stats 20 t-- ll--
war fo- the suppression a. the r,l--.;-- r L-a
Southern States, o. who Voluntarily entered Oh.
civil, military OF naval service Of Tie s. ---ll
Confederate States, shall be entitled 60 7u.- b.
ar~r
State.
Mr. Brigham Of IyieuarE vas IL ll7-l ct -..--
ishiug deserters % the full extent @ the lar,
but oblecred 10 this biu as De had s-me doubt az
10 the right O. the legislature &C. pass such Jaw
without ~ amcllmeat 90 Ii. corz-i-uti--.
Another digestion vas that The ltse--e-s hal De-.
committed any ofiense against tla laws G. ta=
State, but against the laws g United Sltcs, a.
therefore any punishment inflicted must Dc ry
the United States Government, and 10. ty t-g
State government.
My Prout O. Hutl4i-i said -l-. this Ill vls
II strict conformity win tn- law lf Co1-I5zs BE-
the case Of deserters il rtgui-e- Il amend
ment O. the constitution 70 re-l4 ll- cas- tl.
the power WAS strictly II the hands u tine =.-I5-
iEture. and he hoped the bill would pass
Mr brigham SAD that tie passage C.. ll-
bill virtually PLACED deEerteIz OF TIA. ly tle
constable C civil authority G.. Any tow, az
that Ve had 10 right OF authority 60 uu. any
man thus OF tIi-l, but only blllle -He proper il-
dicisl tribunal.
Mr. Walker Of LUDLOW objected O. ale 4..- OF
the ground thEt !, was TOO sweeping O.. uass a
bill 10 dIsfrauchlsC tina, class q persons ls Lne7
were virtually psrd0nei by proclamation.
Mr. Prout moved that the bal be laid Oh lna
table and made the special order i1- to-u0dr07
morning al D O'Clock.
rr--H.- .,-- o..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02

Saturday Oct. >.
Rep0ris-Fron CON on claims bill 70 Pay
certain State otcers filing the blanks ty insert
Ing the sun OF S209u-nasing the psy % Adjt
and Inspector General " zshbuTp, and guGrtaI-
master General Piiki., 52ie---hsrd reading
From com au roads D bil 70 incorporate TIE
Cambrijgtboro' Perk Asso-iati0r; third r51dca-
refused
J9iai R,s0iuiioa--By Mr. Brigham oi Hyde
park tire following, which, on motion ol Sir
Miner C.; Manchester vas ordered g. lie AMI
made the special order ior wednesday Afternoon
next. nj - o'clock
" hsrcG1. It . usCss desirable that me J-icu
O. 81 the States should become perfect 81, ihe
earliest moment consistent Will enc r---a and
welfare Of the nation, that ever srlie sl1u d
become fully represented q tbs H1'i1ral c-1a-
ellis aud take liz share u lie ltei-l-t--l 90 i--
country And whereas The I0ssts-a-l AID l--
erciss q more tkls, IL just share -t power o.
any sccii.u is Injurious AMI Us tendency ls dis
tracing and dsm0raiIzinE as vel tr thar section
a. 20 al others therct1rV
Ecsllut1 o. l1r Senate aa4 H..s. Atl
fent1rirc.. Inst the Southern State lately -l
instruction vii adopt. II order O. terE.u7--
or la,i0ual difficulties. tht aEsn4l-l .. -ls
constitution Of IN United State proposed rF
the Legislature Of the several State. ca -le l-l
day o! jane. lc0-, no further c111.t.1l should
be required 20 enutls slii S5utEc-4 >tl,l- r. boz
Immediately and fully represented 81 tle r--
uOBal councils, except that tHe.r -C.re. -a-.r--
b. iOys. mel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02

Ne Think NJ Baxter mas acted wisely Il
Withdrawing his name IS a candidate. and ms
foolish suit Alr smith Is altogether preferable
90 NJ Baxter He is a gentleman Of ability
and would make d creiItabls representative.
and should the convention nominate nm W
should fee II duty bound % give him our sup
port. IL other words ve shall abide the action
% the convention, provided everything j. fairly
and hon9rably conducted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02
The Nomination OF Hon. wOrihington C.
smith.
IFrom the S.. Adams Messenger.l
OPINIONS or THE PRESS

AAN4A Att a. -AAA4AAa- a4N17lA-N-rl
As Hon. worthineton c Smith IS now the
candidate ior Congress Of the Republican party
IL this District, we place his name At the mead
OF cur columns. and IL giving him cur support
consider that We are doing the best thing nov
possible 10 secure the unity and peace Of the
party, as well as 10 place a good man IL Con-
cress. We are aware that many are disappoint-
81 AZ the turu which political matters have
taken and there Is some IL feeling entertained
by ,hose who have all the time been among the
uusatisfei, bat We believe there is no Ill viii
entertained against Alr. Smith and there IS no
distrust OF bis eminent fitness iCr the position
Le Is 20 occupy. The iissatisiacuonRt oY some
IS only On inevitable consequence Of late quar-
rel which cannot be forgotten in a moment
We're any other man in Mr.. Smiths position the
cling W0ulI be the sane. The usual result q
flctiousness Is seldom pleasant to the iaetous,
and the m0st that could be done has been accom-
uIshei by the voluntary withdrawal Of Mr.
Baxter. the alleged cause O. division. There
Is uov 10 further cause Of strife regarding 8
candidate Inc Wisest course possible has been
takeE, We presume. and il only remains Tor the
party 90 rally f9gs'tcr for the support Of q man
who !, worthy Of their choice and support Inc
Montpelier Freeman, one Of the ablest papers
II the state. proncunces Mr.. smith one Of those
most worthy @ represent the District, and says
be .' is a gentleman with a clear and active
brain, anu g Weli-1alancei iudgment-a msu
who thinks before be acts, and yet acts prompt
iy and theoretically and positively dc has
been member o.. both branches Of the state
Legislature. and attracted attention as a sound
reascner, llgiesl debater, comprehensiv1 IL
bis style o. thinking, AMI emiuently Judicial II
bis mental characteristic lie will receIye We
doubt not, the earnest support Of nearly al the
friends Of both the recent candidates-oi al. il
fac. WHO are more anxious % elect q sound Re
publican representative than they are % carry
out their own schemes e interest or revenge at
the expense o. the party.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-02
. I--a IL LJal-a Ja.- .Uea5-r---I

-r-1 t-e Lyndon ----- .bel9-f-i--.
Il-.us Baxter has V..h--avu % favor q IT,.
saith. c S. L-llIs brother q. Gov smith
E-V, democrats 81 the third i-stsict, e. 10 aul
l-E GOV. smith brother right out % an
vote .l- Waldo brigham. Els lass vote vas
u1-t.e is. AMI show the radicals the
there Is GOD i- Isr1l. with host G.. followers
j. the tll-- district
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HOUSE

SATURDAY, Oct. -.
No quorum being present the Senate I'D
iourned to Mondsy P. u.
HOUSE
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(coSc$DED on goUsTa PAaE.l
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SUMMER rs COMM G
N. ANTOINE,

ICE-CREAM SALOON!
for the accomnod ition OF his numerous friends
and patrons. and the painting m 3 es" at larle
during the summer heats, a. designs also TO in
augurate in this city, he beautiful custom Of q
SUMMER GARDEN For LADIES,
sn extensively in vogue nall the large cities
throughout the United States
With the assurance that the most thoroughly
Frozen and Best Favored
GREAMs AND sHERBETs.
The Coolest
SODA WATER 6 LEK0NADES.
The Nieest
Cakes, Candles and CONNECTIONS,
will always be served by polite asaicSants the pro
prietor hoT es me it the tiDuS~ce OF ihe pat
on re here ofore % Iite,aily extended, aud which
msrz9 N. ANTOINE.
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GbanterD : Serfauf
RON
WObnDauiern,

Sames q. 2enbrid unb Anbere sesen So. Barron
unb 4nSere.
araft eines 8ei9IuIIes- Der GbaneerpSgourt in
Raibpine, Tennefiee, in Sacben pom s. s. &enbrid
un6 Abere gegen 9B. Barron uno Anbere perben mir
i'm eourtbaus gu Raibuine pertaufen am
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Ma1bpiue, senneilee, 9onueritag, Den 49, 9fri 1866
xhn. q. &nti1en.

lit elm GanSibot fir Mttornep General in biefem9 iritt
6efteheno aus ben Counties Sumner, Saoioion uni
Wiuiainfou. -'--4 ~. 49,.
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@erffGtte Derle0t.
Corporations NDti,.

VIE Oisjenieen, rpsI6e @eI9dfte nit BEN @oriter
ben bes Gtraben Gommittees betsn, Tunaen ii9 &C.
tdRtQn tn Der Gfsee beiielten einfinben. Mngebots
Die Office beffnbet f@ IN ber nprbgflte6en ode bes
Nnrttbauies, obefauf Hnb Ia geDffnet uo f1br nor
mittaes bis flbr Ia4mitt0GS. IL mrs ~
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proclamation beS 6pnoer=
fteurS.
Stant Senne6e.
Grecuttbe Separtement,
I'm &C.,, 7p 0IN...;Il I QRR

Staat SenneIle.
Grecutibe Oepartement,
9laf6biae, Senn. Is. Spril 1867
Oa cine 8acuns bur9 Die &usFoBung
bes Son. Sames 81. 5000, 8ertreter bon
Samilton GountD in Der @eiesgebnng
entitanben lit, 10 befeble
SD, gSilliam 9. GroipnlDip, Sou
bernenr oes Staates Sennei1ee, bieour9
benz Sheriff OeS seuannten GountD'S
5amilton, cine gBabl am Oienltag ben
/. Nfai 1866 gu balten, UNI Die Sacans
aus5ufiillen un6 bic 8erl9te mad Dem
8eiebe einSuidifen.
- Gum 3eusniB bierfiir babe
i'd meinen 9fanten unteri9rie~
SEAL ben unb nerorbnet, DAP baS
ssroBe Siegel bes Staates
Senne6ee bei9efii9t mirb, am Is. gpril
1866. gS. q. 8romnl0iu.
u. s. Slet9er
Staatsi efrtar.
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stItgrap9. ssa6ri6ttn,
Na6mittags 9epei6en,
Die Musffdnne i'm Stem 9ort.
6. 6. Clap.
Oie Senier.
3uia nj M enfnB bon 9 6iffen.
@roBes Seuer in 5ituSpiae. Spa.
Don S1cip Yprf.
Der MusltanS Der GiIenbabn.antfAer.


Stem gorf, IS. 0lpril. Ser 9lus<
itanS Oauerte sur groBen SncoubenienS
bes YublifarnS fort.
@eltern 8ornittag begangen bic 9Sap
eenfIbrcr Ser 8. 9lOenue Babn Dieoer
gu arbeiten in Ser Sorausiesuna bab
sic @ompa9nie ibrs SorOerungen be-
ipiIligen tuerben. Gobalb fie iebodJ
b0rten, Oies iei nidt Der Sail, bOrten iie
ioglei@ pieber auf.
9eltern 4benb 8 ubr b0rten ale Bah
men nit ibren Sabrten auf. Gs baben
Stubeit0rungen an ben 8abnen Der 30.
Strabe uuo 2. 9lbenue itattgefunOen
obne ieOod bieI S6aOen gu FIFTEEN
Nfebrere 8erbaftungen uurben porse<
rommen.
Cine @erfantnllns Der olus9eitau<
benen tuur6e in Continental Sal gebal@
ten, nobel ent6uiiaitifde 8eben seliefert
unO nnterltiibungeu fir Die 9lusitdnbis
iben geIammelt tpurben.
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Sonnabenb, Den 5. Scat 1866

~
un6 anbere gegen 3d. Barron uno Anbere rperben mir
i'm Gourtbaus 3u RaibuiIe pertaufen am
a1 Sennaben6, ben 5. 0fai 1866,
1nzA bic brei f66nen BobnbduIer an Gberrp
fEEsEm GtraBe, rpelde benz Sen. Barron geb0ren
lEEaEH unb Iange i'm 8es oerSRegierung ais Officen
fir Col. ming, Col. Srpin uub anbere be-
must murben. nze ~
Gbenio bic 8 5duier unb Bots binter ben sendnnten
nit Der Sront Capitol Auenue, rueitli bon Gberrp
StraBe.
5erner bas Got an ode pom GUNNER unb Cine Str,
nit 14f SuB Sront pom GUNNER Str. uno US SUB
2Gnee. 9iefes Got uirb eingetbeiIt rpte foIgt An
Sumimeritrabe Cots, jebes nit IS SUB Sront tnb 175
Sub 2dnge, Cots, jebes NIT 351< ib 5ront un6 125
SSub adnge, an cine SUB brette @lep ttobenS Gin
ainefrabe Spei Cots, ie6es nit Is SUB Sront unb II
SUB adnge.
Sas Oben bei6riebene eigentbum wirb perfauft
unter tOIsenSen Sebingunssn Gin giertel baar unb
bic Balance af Credit 8, 10, Is it6 "a Dtonaten,
nit 3nien. Noten nit periBniber Si6erbeit rDers
ben perIanet Gi9entbnmsrebt ;urddbehaIten. Der
8erfauf tit trei pom g9ieoerpertaufsre9t.
R. y. 3owelI, glert u. Maiter.
apis BIT gSafbtngtor Barron.
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81 Dereinbaren.
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Rrob ifionen felter NUT llnber<
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MeB Sort 254
Seiten 14-14a4. -ss
Stare Seiteu 153.
Sam ereien fau, 8reife 6ielelbe.
SuIf We ats 1913,
Bacon II.
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eerieu uuberdnoert.
8au III III 0 lie .fau, 9euaue Quota
tionen f0nnen ni6t geseben iuerOen.
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