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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
THE KNOXVILLE WING
Knoxville, Tenn, February %, 1866.
appreciated.

There are some men in the South at least, who
are not to be gulled by the excessively Conserva-
tive papers Of the North more Southern in tone
during and since the war than the Richmond Ex-
aminer or the Memphis Avslsnch. A correspon-
dent Of the jackson Miss Clarion thus refers to
them, naming the New York News and Metropoli-
tan Record-"papers published in New York for
Southern consumption =
"They are the moral bottle and sponge holders
of the South. They dine sumptuously every day
are Grrsyed in purple and fine linen, bought with
contributions levied upon Southern folly. They sit
now, as while war ragged, comfortably in csrpeted
parlors, and tell US: Wade in boys, you have many
friends in New York. You were not whipped-by
no means-show your pluck. Make demands. De-
fy Andy johnson. His exactions are intolerable.
They are not legitimate consequences of defeat. -
He is friend of yours or of the Constitution
All that sort Of sublime nonsense commends itself
to the self love- if not to the of the South
Whenever such paper gains access to a Southern
homestead discomfort broods over it. Excellent
Southern citizens are thus induced to migrate. They
abandon a country which they pretend to love,
when it most needs wisdom and conservatism. I'm
fortunate we, that these crazed politicians still
live, and WELD so baleful an influence over honest
well-meaning people"
If the Southern people understood, fully, how lit
tie influence this class of newspapers has in the
North, and with what contempt they are regarded
by the masses of our people, they would cease to
regard them as induces of Northern sentiment and
opinion. In order to obtain foothold in the South
and draw from thence patronage that they cannot
hope for in the North they pander to the worst pas
sions and prejudices of the Southern mind and ex-
cite hopes that they know are doomed to disappoint
ment As the correspondent fercibly says where
these mischief breeders gain access TO a Southern
household discomfort broods over it." If the
Southern people persist in following these blind
al- fe1 ipfo 4bad
last ditch it will prove to them.
The above we clip from the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, conservative paper and an advocate of our
"erring Southern brethren The admonition of
the Commercial is commended to East Tennessee
malcontents who read such reasonable and prosti-
tuted sheets as those named, and the New York
Sunday Mercury and Cincinnati Enquirer As the
Commercial says they have no influence in the
North and are not criterions of Northern senti-
ment.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
RAILROADS,

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, \
y. c. y. n. W. RAILROADS
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 9th, 1865.
ON and after Tuesday Oct 10, 1885, and until further
l tice, Passenger Trains will run as follows:
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points South at
A. NJ Arrive at Chattanooga at G:2O P. VI.
Returning-Ieave Chattanooga at $40 A.. Arrive at
Nashville at 5l5 p. u.
SheIbyve Accommodation, leave Nashville $40 P. NJ,
arrive at Shebyville at 72O ?. Il.
Returning-Leaye Shelbyva at $40 A ", arrive at 95
A..
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for Johnsonville and all points West and
Northwest, at arrive at Johnsonvile at ii
Returning-Leave Johnsonye 15o NJ arrive at Nash
VILE at $50 a. n.
Trains N and Y. W Railroads at Johnsonyss
with first line of Steamers for Padncah Cairo and Sc
Louis.
Trains stop all intermediate points.s
VIM P. INSES, Gsn1 sup't
deceit y. s c. and y. s n. ". Railreeas
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28

A NERO DUEL-If any body doubts the
capacity of the negro the following para
graph will dissipate his skepticism, espe'
cially if he be believer in the code Of
chivalry:
An "affair of honor came off Saturday
at hutchinson's Island, near Savannah, be-
tween knights of the cleaver. One negro
butcher lnsulted another, when challenge
followed. The principals, with seconds,
repaired to Hutchinsons Island, when they
blazed away at each other, and succeeded
in wounding one of the seconds, but es-
capped without any bodily injury to them
selves. This occurrence satisfied the woun-
ded honor of the colored gemmen. and the
whole party made friends. After drinking
two bottles of whisky, and playing several
games of "seven up" they returned to the
city, and were arrested at the market Sat.
urday evening by file of soldiers, and con.
fined in the barracks. Verify, these are
queer times we live in
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
DEsTITUTIoN IN ALABAMA.-The Hunt

DESTITlTION IN ALABAMA.-Iue I1uuIS-
vile Independent, Of the 18th, says
Hon. NJ II. Cruikshank, of Talladega,
Commissioner appointed by the Governor
70 aid in the distribution of supplies to the
destitute, is at present in our city. He in
forms US that 5000 rations daily will be
sent TO our city for distribution to the des-
titHte in this District, composed of the coun-
ties of Madison, Jackson, Marshall, Blount,
Cherokee, DeKalb, Limestone, Lauderdale,
Lawrence, Franklin, Morgan, Marion,
Winston, by persons appointed for that pur-
pose in each county.
There is much restitution in North Ala
bsma, and we are glad TO sec that the Gov
eminent has shown disposition to relieve
the wants of the poor. We hope the sup
plies will be properly distributed, and care
taken that no one not entitled shall receive
them. We understand that supplies have
not vet reached here, but will in short
time, as they have been shipped from Nash
vile Notice will be given TO the Probate
Judges of each county, when they can send
for them
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
HENRY C. WHITNEY eco,
Real Estate Brokers,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

Particular attention giUel to the sale of lands
IN East Tennessee to parties from the North.
erR States. All persons oscning Real Estate
and desiring to make early sales are inrited TO
communicate nth this Office, sending full de-
scription lo,eest price and best terms. Char
ges moderate, and no charge unless sale be
Effected. We are desiriouS to open correspon-
dence nth, and secure the cooperation of Real
Estate Agents throughout East Tennessee
Mineral Lands and large tracts Of Cheap
Lands Canted for ColoniSts.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
DR SALE-A GOOD FARM, TAV-

Il tracts 1850 and the other 400 Acres, each
containing splendid farms besides immense amount Of min
eal wealth, and lying the projected of the Rabun
I Gap Railroad. For particulars enquire of
dec2Otf C0CKRILL & SEYMOUR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
dor SALE.-A FARM IN BLOUNT

! LIOh oALE--1A TAIt-d ~ DLOCNI
county contains 2SS Acres lie under cultivation and
perfectly level Soil very good, will produce large crops
frame house. well furnished large barn and all
cutbuJdncs with other improvements. Will be sold cheap
/ dec2Otf C0CKRILL SEYMOUR.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
DENTISTRY.

4 FTER AN ABSENCE OF TWO
N wears has returned to his old Office In Knoxville greatly
improved in facilities and information for the practice of his
profession. janlOt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-03
3eIearabhIiAfk AasrIti.

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Iaattnbe SsyIhte aus 9tc Sauet.
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8ailtrtn NIT strer prtnleiiin nttesr. -
Die dmeTii. Barrie neucp e. &ibtrp", sen
Sbdngbat mad Rttp port btltmmt,
ibsiterte am II. Jebr. ndbe ptrnambdto;
Tur $4,000 I5ts airg psrtpren. Da5
bral. lrautpcrtfttff Saloon" ftti'srls
am II. 6tbr. Menfbtn Ysriuie line
nt6t su btilaaen srpf. AadfilJ If Gdrj'
lido mteeer ber8shtut uro poQIe tn Nur.
irm Santd Clara fs'uher. - 2nast!iG
baben 4OUO-ln.oOO Ndra1uaparer etH
Narana 9ttreujt I'm s,l Syat,Nu,r an.
,uDr.tfen.
in Wemp Die, Ienn.. funb am pur>
aeltrtltn abrne, fin damri ipiitm So
Itltlsn uuD WsBtftloatcn lli! baeug6
pfTaEldst. bnb oicNegtr rtnsn QEeiBfa bt.
ltletsn, pfihen bic Iciuilru pcrtGtuV
pcdtsn. 2G 49, 80 9GiIiilfn tumpf,rT
pabrenb mfbrcrrn Sturbtn nit llj Ne.
aern. Gin NcIbill wurrs Gc,uciet rytt
peIpuncrt une s. ~ .i,0sr 0stopIrt uHc
nod mepr pcrrrunpst lN5 ii y,nifn
5nf -Rr9t rldtr ftRit16.ip 0us uno Rtg.a
bic Rubt tptettr ter.
Der lpnbreB BAT orratfrrn iH llEtcr,
bduie rds @eifg jr 9rwtltgUrl UoT
81 $40 900 igr6d5 oErttpWCn5 . L.
rcap" pGiirl.
9u SberCtN. Z Qntf GlnCcu tat
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sttciiu, taB lie cue Ineeren, Wtie bettIteu arsass
sfits.SPiia!ita! tbr. SET ,risatcu fbtrtltfl.
HitrSns ibrsr graris hat ile GsusnSe cen pa!ier.
Ten mes sue StrJt, segeits OILS Rn6:sar sutjtseten
taitsS sirem SorSsI!tscn 6rsbt ,NtsiHes.
She "f.sribiii4.u striebtn-rtrpfen"
utr'n ielb Bet Der aarciten sttesbsiasHsrBsu aan,
asl'bltsr. c5ne i'm 1tnSeitsn i'll idabsn. Daulea
aus staR' ais 6ern' funtsn bic ~fransffitM pcric-
seH's-rftiT" rsIptss. Gauf.nhe batm fie NIT ben,
srSbten erol0t 9.brau6t. E,i ehnTtaub Scr Isint-
sEns itlaa,u bic GrnpfGn uilma.s fcHl; es III 0ies
cine refine unmbS bSIi1iet.
vi. Gebibrcn Ins maBs. VIE 9e,atbunSeu,
%oihttlrn3'n II. !Su&r'iitn 9eI4etsn ,lrttr reu9es
Tcritw't8enbslt 'uas AID ts,uler be srsufBd pcer
asse Der oclberabtt,n po.s l,b.een paitsuien ietu
TS9:! Die Ar5ensien iperb.H fir cen Iebesms(iaen
3al bsloubsrs 1ubtrsist unb rtr poit peer grsres
nod rsene einsm punfte bsr Der. Gtaalsn p.r(anet
ST bel SttIe irctnerce Dau,cn, wsld,s an6erpSrtl
fa rtrtstlth na& rafbsr Sclurs uu,s.,bm tBan,u
Sau,RSr SeiIuns fitb osrii6srt bottsn, wsnn iie flu
an Wasame Ban SpSttrt toenben; baber
aud VI. anten Rurnebsssu N. Sciluicl nidbt en-.
s.itIassn bic itraen sewibrea be ,iritn idere, a..
De uRs psrmauente 6tiIunl tel partrbtsratb tea
cher rerebeIidteu Iamen. inbem fle at. @erIsrfun-
Ger teten ben gana eer Hotut rtsslr uub in allen
SSsn ecn attclS ts6lctct iinS. llebsr 5000 5Gd'en
fEc sbns s;n,u enj!aeu 1eblFtS!as bel psritrfSmds
Bser HnpeabuHa Gnb sbne ben serr9neu as&.teI
fiir bic Stuucktit scrt1ult rps,be 0an merle ebi
tsie Ttai,M II apssrldidl fir Bartnada. r,1el
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iosdsH polttn MUD fp!r6 fir gtIRGun3 ven a'en
9alYcaeacn in tebGS'nfdt sarautirt pser has SeIb
iurldaeaettg. ".
Madame sSaES SHsttrt'i unpergtsb!ttts
5rsucHsSe iuitt,I bsisen Gtseeidaflsn, lpslhe man
lei aneereu eet9tbth iutst uHS erredsu 9rcIac nad
ssn.n all; enstrn gsr!tc uus Uttsisirsn upionF eea
trttt iniofcIu lie tk Gsanntraft sh.r . san Iatlpn
bee SHitsms ntrt ieyiibrsH. Sic int n qasu:t:u
Daitstsuer 5.Irse VtrpaSt sefsn Dsafdubi;t Gss
baRGS TupsiarSe7 oeIie9er, ,uab ps ben Pc, Qr yreB
itfi r.reseit user u!n 9anbsStSsiisn psrI6itt 9o
men mafsR Srr BaEi5Ursen AMI Ger Snt ie;u, nod
Id bgrd, 2,Its, bic H3ne Gnnpr ts tura @siifpu,ia
tires eiseneR Rameas fai5m bintets,Fsu lifi.a
9anleE, bic Sdt pes Rphneu Hab aIstIiber Sci.
itars hraRTut, isuHtn bic ttfe,t 3,mmtr mo piiese
sIbaI!sa. 9is BeblrsanssH iiae istr matis rnb prb
GticIJ III sIlrt sSlsr sttphsrlsih.l.
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W Wshsm "a Ban 8ustttt lib bauttHb i'm Sauie
sfs Or. edumaEa, Rr. 50, Rsrtsitr., niebtrsslas.s
bat ms pstentcn Der s.atn 6rnl den TFtss in suten
i3mrrin nit Lritsr Rsii b ssriibat 4aI:u slrftg.
dilc asS eiumaI, Griets in atItusal.
l.uxns msbtse Stbiassnetn.
(dyrI1J)
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SGleQr6gbiia(;
Dir Hrbrli,ujd,ulc n. +. 10

a1albtn9tUu. 2. Mai. - DER
prdlibent i6idte auf bic AnFrn0t erS
GongreiIts I'm DsnsW Der R,brlenlhulc.
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trr II, un bisIe S6nlo ia tedn Gnb
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toltrn. Die trGttid,eu 9ntGber rcr
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6dnbsn btfinelih,n Spnes an BITE Der.
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idat in einenl beigeif9ttn Secretion, hap
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perfs psrlttdt fri, Gle Gin Vfiulp, tic
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ltnsNrlei5c Su lrd'n.
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Grnennuna bss 8sn. q idlee ais oJtianp-
ten tmSaaD puYbe auf cen Gritb asis1t Il.
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aufsrbpten. Dte(elten fcncn raCb eincm
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tl.ts aeftidt rsrpen.
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riitrs Rrgicrnnss' DaBasiHs.
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rttirt ure In Grmanssluns ppn 100000
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In 9atn Stlieat'pntn bslilHtigsn.
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ttrfbdtse. ron Der Stssieiuna pa6,Ws,Ie
nts 3ollip'iGer beruste @sbdues tinse.
dl6ert muresn. Die Stammen osI:sbrs
ten unter anpsrem 1000 bis 5000 SrScft
3udsr unb 100 Srspft RsIaGs. 6aup!.
sisrntbum.r eer@lter iiue |tttn.u. .Grmp.
unp Spaielns, Sursss u. Sttne.
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Cine @altindtoncr Etpcftr ptt.Nb,L
Juqutrtr" melest, TAP @dutdr Stan
tom burbGus ni5t Dtatr tte A!uorilTpt.
tons.Ipltlit erS 9prstciie5 fat. ME rit
Wtlbung Der noHoe,iutH pgsIf" ,iehr
dcitrt0t glpmmeD Gnn,tmrn idT;. Gr
lonotL wts 6arIm F0npen gum Gpa.
8reIs.
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pis SwtlbUn g8stBr uEG W,nsrn II bNl.
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ais cine yGnts~. Der .&,hmong GrG,
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Ggmpdgrte $50 0)O J0nner Npblm 0ui,
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trOnttR rr3aNehmru; pdNeafn icGtn NE
ltrtn0e earaui lebtu oeaE agc Gr!e
pfS 0crfduffs folder c5cnonJs ah zguu.
tag unb ;rtfttn - lltr Ndhts mo : On.
rtnSufBarg an icbcm ou9t,u Sage sc.
itlpNtH linp, unb iit icl!N ale urDGrs
meter btfi'r 9trorouunI oegbJtlIu uuD
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$500 unp 1000 gi}erisn wuprn grleult
mel ben. unb eae ppn bisiIr .1lGl r DR.
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lltri9en limo fur bic prlls S-lmms pcn
$3.50, gtfrrn fpIltr rtwd 500 gpcrler
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8terwirtbr ju ir 500
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Abtnb.
Su BpItra Rirb Der G!tr &gcntteur
unp @uGoruder VI. W. &lGFp.
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Gartsltan llsvp sJfnIlr.

GIN Iid1erts 1el!ntttci Rtstn De idliWnFtr Ndlle
bot ater ceer drpnifter Gnijinbiider pctra.tstsr)
Dtlutfe une Gu5r 1T
Nr. Sjsl'lanb'e Esiifnag stseu biz 4
SboltIa.
sluienbe ttsta burtb btrtlte Stiluns eefunbsu.
Gc HtIierln3 pFnesi q, tn bea Wlit8r'sitdtrr all.
Sic Bat 8tele urfercr Soihaten eurirt uatsem le
ouSsreu Wttttei Eists seteIfeu tn Ser That tabtn
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ene n!oite entuibaifen urb etS eantit ptritb,u III
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IN rs r. etOu bet Gbs. brititaH
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@ib1u.b ri;tPtu II ttetn. bin1ue, littrIn tag.
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5un'tIpneu sui unb ltb;n BEN san;eH Spltcme ae'
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tie eirerithb eat eenali'ee 3ttfun9en SIBsr, iino
Ne su1 i,ben 5en III re,r;netyieu elnhsu eenonmst.
bas fi1citt n. befit Ibi1atuttei fit slheer Obr
rtrIud;rtcr lleberjus elbt lprtn tnsn au3tHcbnea
S.ium1d; thIe rur aus eCn pnlni;ntidt ftHpinli"
net SnlIsptnstH MAIDEN He pentomT'u ha,uI- 1t.
g,t1bt.tB lug gaubltdt Nnrtn habtn Tic ooAbrdttr
proSn hobnebenoe ptliehtt'e len Sulnlb grtsn'
fDtJf aler 9srsabi ber nnpatrbti ron born b;rs,n
tsrn b'ett y ele betcouasenoe ebettIiGe II. sene
habeI 'brr Blm'n bd5u Jtrgtathtu ttm pnbltin be
8etlab dtr unleter Se intii su h;euSea, pibt.no
dnbt,e luls oe 9s-litupng 'bfr NsbsrSen9unl, bab
uHcre ytdpa!ate una peir Jur enostun9 otr ee ben
untrer lce,uten 9cn!a9,sa w tHeniRsn beItra5en.
tabtu Iutorlgen lalien.
aue aprtbsi,r eit,n unitm amert'alliten gmi-
aat5 untut1tloltb; BARN iab Sebtau9 saupeilanatn
| ure 3alSanBntiIe hset teletnos Se9pesbtn tnt'
| balteH:
geritcpfius, PeberIslteu, RGtumatsnlus Ssut.
| gDalililtt, Spetrenncn Repip.b in ,5clg. rou
iblebtsa RlBer, llsbtlie.t, WeloAuun lsbebpsrb,,
| Srsspdt b:r ginsepeIoe unb oaraus ,utjtsbnse
| S@mslleR. Minslud1. Nrpsiioiiat,it. ale liettt,
ntds eine ausl;ere1es ArBnri trfctesrn Ole gtlru
beln aubs,oeh surth JieniJuns ets Biute5 uuo ILL.,.
eluuD t,S Ss.ths uelt u;ttt, aui ee iit Beg, Nm,
t'ene nld Aar ieinsn Gnilub .bab,r, ats CO iiue :
| Jnubbeli, tbstlw.iSs Btbreen, RiF0eRldaitrt uub
n'coe @rreabsrtelt llnobnauGtu il Der f,b,r uuo
ben Rtefsr. G3itt Ione ee abnIt. eSiosu bic aus
eintm htraoS tnTntneu EsrpsrIutauts cbeI 3:.ilo,
| piIn1 fe,ner yuntitouen BE- rlhr n.
9lBt &ud, mot csn ali,rcioSlpeu Sanoetn NIL
eneern Nt;tretr, an etnen tc mtbr gIofit riltheg
| ontutrin! Dtytaust Npet'S 9tlten nno repmt
tene anbttn o.. atanten ttaid)eu BIC teit-perban.
| ten. 9iiIle urb Ie ioatsn oIde sIbdIter.
Slbtrest psn &c. apet O. epAls. ppvtf,
Dear.. ure AT tattn bel %. 8. Grown .: 9ruter in
Saitu,sre, 'oois lei alien aprt5tteIu uno AlIensi.
| ger.aais.a aIler Srien (Ssr1 1S)
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3abert GgteHearD.

SapferITmlet
aus asbtisani psn lslth fs r;s iljrsnstu Nla:tsfs
gsafier- afpaIssr,
ridtei aud E5aSieitEraeu ttu pTh
ItGt DItirebrtu.
Ws. so, Splliba9ft..
(Gptit-) Ta!tiGsr:.
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gi#arSipn & Gump's
SSanrenbGN8
III. Z, za'grerarsBe,
SabrlEnntsppDn
,HHbritatiaa ,.Gils"
b2teniirteg
8eiFer 8ageaiGmicrc,
|. $SH5lsr nit
SSegm-
Saltftf&s
ant sarb-0t,
Gtssutafimer erg
,,GFtfIiior Spnp Boris"
In Msrttrs Ctr.
Sabrilantea baa RT.1
Samiiien U5aStafcife.
GRemifebe &SitDen 9 Seifs,
bic tttisle unb titS om @pcrfamGen per.
Wafberpe I'm aRa.tts.
9ysnn Gle etne spte 5cifs irasiGtn,
10 taufen gle ttt
,.Gr,riEct" GeRiias Elinsa.
unD
bic 6arSEE.;s. nj,
,@ir Gayant!teu CAP S:esrm1nn mt' b.r Raar,
Sufuettn 1T.
llnisrc 5ttFen' rtsa rta6tn sincn Btlrd,tr 96aum
rno lin6 In bartlr lpt NE ttn 2Ba7et 8lels gut tp
ersuttcr unb Icsrn Sic any eirmnl boln etntn bft.
iud Gemad)t bltsn, 10 modem Ss snr ttiue alibere
Sat Slr Srpcer unic;t BaaEe Hid9t 10 arbtn Gle III
metn NgeaitTt mt 'ou'.E zie ilG oci,lbe. Qaiitn
-5is ih ia na nit aEbtrsr sIaare bon ben 9Ipctrn
dbiatisen.
Gjrrbs NaGfraBe nat auisrfv
altmeoif1en 6arIieEie,
tn GartsGl, metAeln cher
Sat3Wadet ;a trau9en,
Wtr earantren, ede 9aDermdan nit
Nnieret Setfe ;uTriepsn tn.
Nan rsrfp8e ae!
5tstnt anbsre nadt icib' Inpsrelti1lt&en
5GGunt!
Die btlliBf!e Setfs,. bic tut Wart.s if!
Ma&tn Gis ssitis Sore 9efeGunsen
wlau eq9'ii' MOT t,b iste 5tan,. ssfs unie.
| g,ef8dft2Ieideni
,,Ggeelifo9"
lrat, glon t9s pehau taruuL hat tattIbs ni9l
fe5n. unb H:bu,, ipean man
rftSt teihtss unb ansinetnes s4alter
tabeu ntd,
fstnt rbere!
tfsplsiJitr)
EDecsgr a'lcefer,
Esutid,ft -irfvait Gus Gprt,psuetr,
ssr. a.. ". Raul-, nass 5atato8atreBs.
Fa@ HaHeiiiiig e,f b,sbtriaen ,yirna gicesr q
fDrTts ityt fhtDSpr GIpStr eas Be.dsi aui an,itia
Nsdanias am nbt5ta sast fort uuo ,mpHtblt I'D b,a
nu5t.tum ~ alien In tsin gao itIaatubm Grb,itu
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Gpss.aI ssti.ssi,.
sssssiass. gsss 5assssass'

ssfsEsssGae spa 8cstEs u, ss6s.tsI.,
escFd;rt fostrabtsns stse.gerluh os,r S@absn s1r4
HtanbuTs,a6. tpssslI IN btr gtab:. Dts I'M eapSs,
ase ErteH boa eigtrttan, SsnbrE, gabt1;- u. @so-
tsntSG'er. Senbtlsefter, adertaur:osul.s, Ibbe.u.
eaNSa.rstSj6aiea, i'm 3au bsariTfeat pser I'M Setta
IN eatrae tefnbliEhe SatrsIse &c,
Dps Eirsttorirr1 beNebt aus 'olstEs;n Strts1i
a.SS. Ge cen IL, 8taSb:RtJ
ESm q Sntficr. kr Z aiae
Gto q IiCets, btprs taftSn,
4 & Nlri6s, g q glrtts,!
EIeib 8, BtiisE, va i, gr,lrs,
sam g9ortbins.Gs, S son sapfi,
q flt1niHstoa S.nE Staffi,u,
SIibna : Sgbes., z Apb SeaEiys,
s stortDn EtsI5ats.
&pFlisnt'pns. formulate unb pritsrs ga6rsdi 65er
bic 2lesuhoii p,rs in ber Shce GsGhs1cit. Eee oDd
eSonthr liz seaierSTGst erthe' lps au5 aue EuitriGt
Eotost er'ebiat weroen. gcrE6crpnaen nef5t1 si,i
tt9sn6 cine Ersit ana:aralm II, weld; Ger stFp!Iaai
paniten mag.
tSan11N Gr. epCnbrortb, SER.
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tiA.sr Gtarantts ter 6et!ul,s e tetmer SranE
beit;n. 0si olen @prtte:crr s,l baeen NAN
ScrIange bsS siarsliles Srfurb "(tbs gpurg Rsn's
;ltisrbp. Nftt ieess GdG1!el erhdIt man cine Sre.
fbare hber bic Spmpsme uas Tebonolrna stneimer
Rranibetten, o6sr man tonn bic Gduft bs,icpep,
retn man on 'Dsuns @ten's Tregsn. Der 80. Gin.
einnait. ihItbt nno ecnl 8rtffe eus .N s-c f.
uarts Sss!s3I I'll q mstc iu saEet lei
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