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, 1866-03-08

eoc3tJ derives rs financial and polf1scal strength
WHOLLY IRON lts gigantic aYstc1n Of mauutactores
Httnred. That the Fenla1s In the United States
enter Into solemn league and covecanr for them.
serves thelf wlycs their sons, and their cunshters
Dot 10 buy, wear. consumc aoY article of B.t.sh
manufacture until Ireland Is nee.
Reso!red, That the FeniAna in the United states
uspenuy cs1 upon their representatives 10 Congress
to see that the reycnuc lays Of the UpIted Sine
are 60 fremed 10 discourage importation OF BIT
r. Ecoas and to exclude forever II possible, from
c6a3ts. manufacturers, md capitalists of the wick
"a Govetnment whose tysanny has forced the Irish
n AmeTea to e1patrtate themselves from the land
Of ihe1T birth and their love
, 1866-03-08

and hat hcen taEeh bAcI 10 Inc ecc0f 01 hle rogue
Fle.
The NV York sunday Herald enters into
Ill elahorr coupuaoD Of the statlattcs Of the ball
season. which has given six hundred
.vru,= offhe Kind In the metropolis, with = total
attcncsrr Of 4ol, ,0Opcoplc md the following FUN.
MARI uf &pcI.tep: Two hundred Thousand ball
tickce. nerasing a. is *aso Oo0; storage Of over
eoata, IT, averaging 10 cents, $4,000; three hun
dre1 all sixty Thousand *urpc1s. Averaging Is
ecn,s, xa.W0; hack fare, $4,000; dresses, L..
dies. &, 600; gloves. DC, sentleu-n'e $510000
Total $e5o0,OVD. In thls ceti11are the hire OF
drentee 'c masked baae Is not Included, which
added ri bring the sam pretty ncar &, ,0ooG0
1t Is aid tlat cholera station will be cs-
tahllthc at SANDY Hook, At an early day. lor The
p1cyeutu ol The Introduction OF the dite4,e fn,o
New fes, as vel! az for the isolation ur PATIENTS
who assudertng from II. DR.. John Erare former
y OF tb city. low Ex-Governor and Srustur clrf,
OF Colado. hle uaenor1alizcd Government In m
cl3bo.a Pnn7hlci, arguing tue con,munic .btl,ty
theory cholera, and asking that a general health
blocka{aad quarantine nsy be established by the
Go.esu.nt. 1Il reported thai The War penas,.
ncnt hrescinted the order for selling the Gov
eznmcusn.ox: at Concord n. a., .hlnk1ng that
perhAptheY may be needed IN case the cholera
xhouid rak ont in this country.
Tbe.rs general exemption from disaster
III tse bs< up OF Nestern rivers vas not shared at
allpotntand the DesMo5pes We. one OF the cx-
c4ption' The ice break N thAt river OF Frtday
<na uprcrdentedly disastrous. The fi-e In the
river utery sudden. and the ice came down with
great ,altty and violence. At Croton the large
mill wsotally destroyed. and more than haif the
housee re euept away, many ol the inhabitants
barely uping with their Lives Al bouap.rte
and for1uarter OF mile below, the Ice Is piled
out rp< he land tn m fmmeuse bed. many feet in
depth, ne railroad bridge west Of C1oton has
been deosed, and smother upon this eide Of that
place. re down train csterdsy came ~ fat a.
Hona3s, and could get no further. The river
w. tak at Inst accounts.
Theast year, including the winter just
Closed. oe held memorable In insurance annals,
1oF losss every kind in Innd and marine Eisks.
Good n1"Eatins authorit.es estimate the grind
aolA assessment upon The INSURANCE compa
nles 1T MY 70 seventy millions Of dollar, In
Janrat<i oe0 600 IN <a,ne. were winrd mt tv
con1asons, and *S,000, ,oov more IN Fehruarr.
These Of easas OF loss exoeedmp xsu nr1
Ilosc sef that amount wilt carry lie io,s- IN
z1h.O0N. 1t 10 eftinaled that the tn,rine ,ns...
in The It PERIOD on the ocean and river. ,r,.re
3s,0Qt heavy assessment indeed for trn
1pouthE[t u gale Of dteaascr that xI1l tel n,
the ste companies md bring down ,he wal
unes.
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$5OO,OOO 90

CASH IkCoME FOR tho past 1ear. Eeveals tho coz,
atsnt md steady Of ahis popular cosporstc
IN the face Of bitter. Ttnicttye and ule:ttimate
competition.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07

Last Saturday night the grocery
store of John Friteher, OF this place,
was entered through the back win
dow, and two valuable shot guns,
about twenty dollars in money, and
a quantity of chewing tobacco taken,
On the same evening the shoe shop
of Chance, IL Caldwell was entered
and boots and shoes taken amounting
to twenty-five or thirty dollars =
The thieves entered both buildings
by removing pane of glass in the
back widows, which enabied them
to remove the fastenings and raise
the windows The guilty arties are
known and in all probability will ba
caughtin a few daysTFostorie News
Two persons named Meeks and
Hays, who escaped from the Jail at
Lima last week, were re-taken at
'Cidney on Monday
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
MARRIED.

At the residence Of the Brides father, Dec.
9Th. by tn Rev =. A. ori, Mn. WILLIAM b..
iIcHAHOs and Miss PuGBE SwARrz.
We truly hope to you be given,
A pleasant welded Nie;
And may Won nnd on earth Heaven,
Az happy man and wife:
And Phpbes,may on vour calm lte's sea.
Ne'er rise roaring B,i-ow;
And may your viii sweet VIII am be,
And ne'er a Weeping wal-o. % q z.
n Delicious cake accompanied the above no.
lice. y ) .Hl G.Ilt 4
On Nov. 30 h by Rev. 9. Aort. Mr.. ORsos
THORNTON and Miss LoytsA EBshLy. both o
this place.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07

Governor Cox has appointed Hon,
Octavius Waters Of Fulton county,
Commissioner to take testimony in
the contested election on the reno,
val of the county seat from Perrys-
burg to Bowling Green.
The report OF the Commissioner Of
Pensions will show that there is but
one revolutionary pspsi0ner lying;
namely, Samuel Damn who enlisted
from New Hampshire, and now re.
sides in New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
Notice..
INULLER nALLARn Of TILE State

IL ut Indiana wilt take nO,Ice that Nancy
z. n lizard of the county NJ Hancock and
State Of Ohio, did on tha Ath day of Novem.
her 1865, ne her petit n in the Court vf
Co'"mOn pleas of said county OF Hancock,
against the said Fuller Ballard. setting forth
that said Fuller n di1rd on the lst OF Novtm.
Der 1856, Med his petition tor divorce in the
.Olrt OF Common Pleas, Of the county OF
N.'b4e % the Stale of Indiana, and or the 2
~ October, l3Gt, without due notice 10 said
Nancy q. Ballard, he frau iuently procured
eeree. divorciug him from said Nancy G..
ballard. that she was not there nor has she
ever been a resident Of said State OF Indiana.
That by said decres she was not restored to
the lands, ns,r allowed any share out OF her
,,id husbands property. She asks that she
may be fully restored TO her lands in said
county 80 Hancock. and now In her possess
ioi to-wii: The north east Quarter Of the
north west quarter OF section thirty, town.
ship two, south range ten east; that her title
thereto may be Quieted and said Fuller Bal
lard barred of all right or interest therein
he slso sets E,rth that said decree 10 fraud
ulrnt and void and that on or about the tth
~ June, 1901 at the county oi Hancock afne.
-aid FULLER Ballard was guilty OF adultery with
Sarah Il. Brandebery, that he then lett SAID
county and has ever since lived y ith her In
sta'e OF adultery and that he has baen will
iuPy absent from the plaintiff for more than
three years last past. She therefore. also
asks To- be div reed from said Fuller Ballard
and tor aiimony. said Fuller Ballard Is re-
qured to answer on or before the third
saturday of the ~ day OF January 1867.
NANCY Q. BALLARD.
Nov. 10, az CIV.
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Notice.

The Rnard of Education Of Cass township,
Hancock couRty. )hIo, will receive sealed
propos lls on the 18th day uf DeG., lsG5, from
IL O'clock A. NJ until lU'0lpox =. NJ, at the
Center school, House In said tosnshtp, Tor
the building OF three sch ,ol houses, one in
each oi sub-districts, Nos. /, , and I. Said
houses be of brick, double wall, 2I ~ j.
ieet IL feet high 10 the clear, sat on stone,
wall Ieet high, said houses tn be c"m !,l~ted o.
nT Oelyra the lat day of Nov, 1851. lropos
ais are invited as follows, I" wit: ist, For tho
.b.ick and mason work of all three houses
~, For the carpenter and nnishingworS OF all
,hree huuso.. 81, For the entire work Of one
Iso or three houses. ~ above specified.
Specifications can be seen by calling on TIE
undersigned H-l
By order Of tho Township u 'arl.
-.sLFr &c, vAs EaAs, Clerk.
Nov s3n27- 4w. Hsll I.-l 1-'3ta
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Attachment Notice.

MORRISON Gru.e \ Co.. ag linSt q. W. Knyce
Before h Z. Dunn. J. T.. Findlny township.
Hancock county, OHIO.
On the lsi day ~ ~ vember. 1866. raid
Justice filed an order nf attachment In the
.tb0ve case.
MoRRfssS GRosE & Co.
Findlay, Ohio, Nov. 18th. lS6Gn2s-3w.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
Go(pn ano Countu Nlatttrs.
FISDLAY. ONO, DEC. I, 1866.

w,irisa AND MATCHING. q. b. wilson
waitihg Tor orders from Washington, to take
possession Of the fiLdlay ?. o and watching
'or joe 10 get out. Oh, tho tribulations Of
pseudo Johnson men. Sing
Where now is good old Moss.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
ln ruesdar ln.t. lhe re .lllenc,

6 FsaE.-- On Tuesday last, the re sidence q
John Bonham, about two miles northwest Of
town was entirely consumed by nre. The
family succeeded In saving alll- their goods.
The Gre was caused bv.a defect ve hus. Loss
about 1880. Insured for $500.
Look well to your nues.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07

T"vs.-in kinds ~ csf dy toys are now be.
ing: put up by MgNahm fr the holidays
Country merchants. ~ well as those In town
viii bear that 10 IN nd. lie also conducts
hrst class bakery.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07

OK Notwithstanding his severe loss.
II. S. shannon, nothing daunted, IL hard ~
work repairing any number of watches
clocks. 10. All w'rk done promptly and
warranted
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
Observation-Disclosures
FINDI.AY MARKETS.

Ing 4i@5c, but buyers are not yer,
anxious TO touch them, owing to tn,
unsettled condition of the New Yorl
market. The changes since our las
IRE few and unimportant. 'a
FINpLAY, Dec. /, 1866.
PoRK--6 to &c per 10. a. III
LIVE HoGs-4t to &c.
WHEAT-2 90 and 25C for red.
CoRN-50 to 90.
RYE--50 cents TO 60.
OATs-30 cents.
BuTTER-20cents. -. --....... '-.
EGGs-25 cents. -lNl g.. 10. o..
LARD-10 to 90 cents.
TALLow-Sto 10 cents.
BEES WAx-25 to 80 cents.
TIMOTHY SEgp-Sl 30 to2,25.
CLOVER SEED-Sj, 90 to 600.
White BEASs--,l,00 to l,I5
DRIED PEACHEs-5,00.
DRIED APPLEs--S2,00 to 200.
PELrs--25 to l,50
HIDEs-5 cents green, 10 dry
RAGs-Cotton 4 cents.
WOOL 30 to 30 cents.
FLAX SEED-S2 20. .~--
Salt--3,00.
Flom-s1l to 400 per bbl.-a
Hay-S6 per ton.
Feathcrs-40 to 60 cts per Id.
Potatoes, Sl,00 to | 10.
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llew 3 Aousrtisfmsnts.
Notice To Teachers.
CALL FOR AN INSTITUTE

VHE UNDERSIGNED EXECUTIVE
j Committee OF the Hancock county Teach.
ers Association. hereby call upon the
Teachers ~ sad county 10 assemble ut the
New School House, in District No. ., Find
lay township, on
TUESDAY, DEC. 2s, at o O'Clock, A. NJ,
'or the purpose OF holding An Irstitute for
he term ~ four days, and the transaction vi
such hus'ness ~ mnv come hefnre the meet
ing. We ectfuhy inyite every teacher
In the county TO he present and participate
N the ex 'rc ses ot The ius,itnte. The ser
vices of Prof. Harvey. II Painesviie, one Of
been secured for the occasion. Mr.. Nes,le
rode " Fnstoris. has also promised to b
present. Th'se will be assisted By Mr.. Van.
Horn and perhaps other local teachers ana
lecturers 80 that a pleasant and profitable
time may be expectei.
Thess opport mites of instruction and I'm.
pr, vement are furnished tree 10 every
teacher, by the laws Of the state, in order
that he may hecome the more quallihed tn
diso hArye tie important dates dev living
opon him. l, Is pped hat all the teache RS
VI tho county ere ~ Mciently Interested In
the welfare ni our public sch"ols 10 he pres
mt IN th's ocrHs on. aud 10 learn what to
teach and how To- teach the sam". Lei none
fail tn avail hm~ef Of tbs oIp"rtunity oi
qualifying ,htmsen tur the better fulnllmen'
-: his duties as public functiuntry.
l. TilSS.NG. ]
BOWMAN. x. Com
A. JtMbsSuN J
D,c,71w
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Read carefully the advertisement OF Ru tn
rauG & Cory, and call and see their stock
No charge for showing goods, and no grum.
bhng if you sh.uld ttl tqbuy.l
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07

DR.. A.P. Res-h n Co. have received a lot
OF choice holiday goods. CAN and see.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
CINCINNA,I MARKET.

CISciSS Nrt, p-- q fscG
APPLss green 1875 a si,25 per bri.
BUrTsR-2> 40 SOC pei d
CnEssg--werlern II serve ljl az IGi c.
CLnvEK SEED--ts,0O
CuRs--4i 6l ~ o per bu.
FGGs-32 % 80 per dnz.
FLouR-sy az Sill per brl.
Hay s2l az S2j per ton.
II Gs-s 6s 81 - gross.
Oars Al % so c.
~ T rAroEs 81 a q rs per b. %
FLAX SEED-s!,5UGLsl.7 per bu.
IM"TuT SEkD-sj %.
WHEAT sl.e5 6l s2,90. Ina. -..-...r
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
Lands

A FARM FOR ALL WHO WISH To
~ exchange improved farms IN Hancock
county. for rraire and timber. lands In cen
riile perfect; we're selected from 10 to us
rears s.gcr, when the choicest lands were
unered -Ioud horses W puld also be.taken in
exchange. ,all on l.. y. Hartweh at Crook
Huuss. Find'ay, Ohio.
Nov. 30 ,2S-tf
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KOld Notice,

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ The citizin- OF Delaware Up, n tncock
county, Ohio, that there will be petition
presenied to the Commissioners At their next
meeting. to change n certain county road,
commencing at the south end Vt " chard
Johns MS line thence sou,h west To- the north
eas1 corner Of Jonathan wilson's land and
There Terminate. PETITIONERS,
V. son s-2w.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
CONTAINS $50 ACRES.

Nearly 100 acres In good stale ofcultiva.
ton, and the balance Is the very best timber
lald. There IL y franz House and Barn on
Ihe Farm, also a splendid orch hird. never.
iailing well oi water, aud the usual out buil.
ltngs, etc. etc. Terms easy II sold soon.
For particulars. inquire of A. s, h D. 9.
Williams. Of West Independence, or OF 4. X.
Williams Of ri dlay.
Nov. 3On9g-1w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07

CIRcuLArfos DouBLE THAr on xsr
OTHER fArER IN the COUNTY.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

III Y@.T5 ,6y z NO. 4 no. ITa
Col mn t2S 90 / t35 90 tii 90 900 90 800
do u 90 -2aoo4 q 90 2i 90 80
! do e00l 10 90 u 0Ol ~ 100 IS
s1s9 .g.sts 7 ls59 ., -. q g%l : sSSI y
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-07
Farm for sale.
GOOD FARM Is FOR SALE,

situated in Biglick township. Hancock Co.
Ohio, on the road leading from Fostoria to
West Independence, three miles from the for.
mer place. II i-the farm formerly owned By
GeorRe WllllAms. hereRsed. Sid farm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-17

= Ssr Z. Gree, Der icsise autinise 8riig:r b:s felt
einiesn Npnaten in nalersr Na6tartdbt Yetsrsturs Ct
ruttefen bsutiten @afbcufee, uaGi oas rsifenbe YubIi-
fum iomie Seiuter Der grfase gip auf ltn nuis gteeao.
Daftlte tefnbst fd go. SO YClin sbrrpFir., maze Der
GreampreiraEe. Der Sarrppn eisies 6S,eIs in duserf
ssi&madppl eins,ri6ttt uup Inn man talelbft Itets Die
bel,n 2iqaurs uno has pO,SuJIi&its n6rbli&t Eager Bier
finoen. Dir Se, w,tisn ouf bic ~bsretfenbs gn;:ist in elmer
anberca Spalis unfereS Sfaites.
-,9Bir perreifen n9f biz Nm ,tist IDS Srn. s. gb!tna,
Der Bic frnbere Sale II gOi8e Birtbfbaft an SrSaoHrase
,rpi' den Ter 3tsn unS 4tn ttrncmmtn but.
= Sur Sasoliebbabe miro bic @nseis. b,s Serrn I.
2i,tis pom ero6rm Snttrtdt fein.
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@ei6 * &emoe,
Shreiner .nnD Wnn<nntsrnthm,

Shreiner nnO Wau~lInttrntb nttr,
litsr Strase ,wiihtn 8rcnp- unr Marfbaufr.
uh'srtn FtsnuO.n uuo benz a.t6rtsa paSlitdm bic @n-
Nmt5s. Dap mir i;Bt in be1 Stinb 9tiset tna. ale in cas
Saafi4 in'b aasn6s Srbettea gut unb 5jGrsif aus,afa6rea.
Ntp irlturep an 51uieIn ME iu6 an Yftu6, T. ieber Nrt,
ftrat' has 9 tpafsu Yon Mtu5ttn vne ale Serartteen Or
Ssitr rptto n befens b:iorN.
STREE smpf:ble1 lid Die uttsr;eibnetsn ;im Iufisk.n
pan VI I'D men un6 Ar Nisf bruno aasr I. 4. Nlu5tratbs-
areslttN. LIN seatis:t 9afriae bjtsn
@Gis u. 2tWpG
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@euer Sier=Salpn [!
SeutScbe GDorfoN,.

Die btutide Srarfafe e,frsut lid mad Yeenbiauus bee
&rits,s nmer Der Sb0ut aaTcres alien 6reuubrs, Ssrrn
.. ". Streder, rpiteerum beS g8obIppucns uniersr
e;rbrttn 2areeleute, inhem ~bief;Ibeu ii6 pom Der 9teolidj-
felt, nit ptldem b:tfeItt sepfest, lssritusttn.
SIN Gnfan8c bs 8Jtsscs sabIt, Serr Streder ALE
Sepoftcn ben rtfpeetipen Tisentbamsra, nm mad oemSeltsa
aut Sciluite seymieOen. Sept nun icbsn mir nit Suprr
fitt ttnsm talbisea 81 eeercmpcrtIib II her au,cn oItsn
2ettt %entae9ens rne bp1cn mir, bas Gin Steer feline Mube
unb arb'tt rtdtltbaheu besablt be.pmmen 10 rn, In, Dad
jsnist, mac mir nidt FUR ZEN 9rssnblid s~ebroutten, in bic
beutfte Spartant lcstn su f6nnsn, 100 mir es itsr tpi1en,
eaB Cd uns niht etrautt wirp.
Serr Strcfer erbieict i6, 6 Nrcccu. SntereSTsu %
Sabr ~ saber, men i inbtNcn Gle Snulmer iibsr elm 9obr
Gtbtn bleiben, 1T CT senvist, Z 9retent III pcrsiteu
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3m 8ermtetbsu
&m 8uBs Der 2ttn Gtraee 4 bt has fruber Son Serrr
Sot beppbnie Grarnet aus, Der baitIbt elm Wi!haeib6ft
pno gdrnierti bstrisb, biaie IN S%srmistber. EDae gBobns
nod Staluusen fir 2 gfrbs, 3 ailbt. sdweine anb Sc
tlasd auf Fem 9labe; ftrner elm aorHbaus, elm lt6nsr
9tinllesarttn unS cine CUTE gStsfs. @dhsres lit III erfras
gen Bel 81. q. 6atforf.
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yitiiuS &6anaru,

uornad'sr uno 9olo- uuc StIbsrr Nrbt:ttr.
no. LIZ Sronrtrasc. 'riibrn Der 6ileu II. Item.
neben Der 9pHthste bss Srn. G. Q8aartr.
Wctnetl ~}reunefn ,uRo Dem eeutftbcn pubIifum bic q NJ
;Ic.t9f, Dap ts an eNt4Gm 9lase Gin llbrtn~ unt SepeIrY~
@c'baft erernet bGbe, III Dem i'd Elm q psce 0aar Ter yer.
ibisosnartialttH 9pIo~ une S;Iterslbrcn, 9Bart- une
Stanp.lhrcn uno Stirclrpr Nrtitcl f,tS purr5t6,a bate.
gar 'nt're une gu oen ~biltlitsr 9rcifcn s%rrfautt. y
W. Rtporaturen irttben ft eel une tini II nnea.H :fhrt
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Neue ME;eiscu.
=. ~ Sanmauu,

lSte SrpiRe vnb " Didtu uup Garp
@etnen 'It'rnssn ano eahcs tulen bi. an,:iss, sss i'd
an rb:s nj ~ &c til
ri~ttitIiti~0cfai
erpfne' batc, woiei I pie ttien 81 lrrrs unb Souitise Gr-
f%rtidbunJtn ittts m ssrSa&li6sr Saditd' II BADEN iInS.
SA- " toe'peTtaIftr MADE Id aaf mstn Eager vpu
@trartp. 90h's!sp urp SIN
aasfmc fam, bic i4 ;um Dtoelas-9rets bin NeB .uS
TIIcnt ~p,rfdufe,
lin iabrtid Sunbftaft urb frcunsI den 8efu6 reines
aus Der aibe n neenen % r'b6 s Ypt g tittt ct
s,benit s. u. 9aumoun
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SSiu. 81. Charters

SSfu. 81. CHARTERS,
5sutr-, Wiarine>. II. 9e6ens-Strlibrrunas.4 asnt.
Sifse: Gds Der Stem unO Mainfras.,
(c%berbaib bes ,SpcttsweUp's 6otsls"0.
8ihmonb. @a.
SnlaranetGo oft6e Sanss Of 9i-9iuia. @Ists $175.e 600.
SSAlptn9t0r Snilr 'ncs Go. Of Nerp gsrf, afets $66D, 200,
Iher wye Snlutanes 60, Of Nep 9Iprf, Mfets $500 900,
SS3pS' ane Srpbans' Ssneiit Sic Sniurantt So. Of 81
Der uuttiethnet, 6Etpirft S:ti6 runJcn in jraenS elmer
Der ceiatn Sirtea, mb Spar Su 9euo welte1 9ctrdoeu
uno uuter DEN %elnit;gf'n Sebinsunsen 8trIuffe 10 rS,n
prompt uno opl ansbriabIt.- IS m. 81: @barterS,
CHnfnr nrrf 81 49,
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