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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
r An Explanation.

Mr.. Charles Habbe informs rs that we
did , him gross injustice ' yesterday
morning He says that he never said
that Mr.. Adolph Plafi.n aCould moi
serve as C CodHcilmkds Il hIected. . What
he did say was that Mr.. Pfafflin had
declared that hedidn't desire the Office,
and could not serve if elected We
have ~ dssirs sosao Ne HaB5s D. any
one else injustice, and therefore,
cheerfaIly give him Che benefit OF bis
disclaimer. We were informed by two
or athree parties aon Thursday, whose
names we gave Mr.. Habbe, thathe was
circulatiDgna report that Mr.. Adolph
Pfafflin was not a candidate for
Council. and uldfnptfgf could not
serve if elected. Upoh iniqulry ResIesra-
ed Mr.. Pfafflin had authorized no such
statements. Wegat once concluded that
Mr.. Habbe wastr5ing 10 influence vOtets
to believe that Mr. Pfaflin was not a
candidate, ..and wrote the paragraph in
: yesterdays JouRNAL accordingly. Mr.
Habbe informs ns that were he in Mr..
Pfaflin's ward he would cheerfully sup
port him for the Council, and that he is
in every respect favorable to bis election.
We are gratiied to learn this, for now
that Mr. Habbe has learned the certainty
of Mr. Pfafflin's candidacy, he may have
1t in bis power to secure him several
votes. We have no doubt that Mr..
Habbe is pleased to know that ar. Pfaff-
lin has not Withdrawn from the canvass.
Mr.. Rfsfiin admits that he stated to
one or two personal friends, that he
didn't desirethe Office and did not see
bovine could serve as COUNCILMAN, but
he had never authorized the wishdFawal
OF his name9 He was candidats And
sxpseted to do bis duty If elected.
These explanations we trust makes
everything lovely, and the goose hangs
high ean
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
nIIes away, > riEls i has virtuaIIy

miles away, q right il has virtually
abandoned at home.
The Navy Department has ordered
men-of-war 70 the banks to protect our
fisherman in their rights. e .iiseA
In the House of Lords in the course
OF q debate on the condition of Ireland,
Earl Russell said the Fenian movement
rose out of the American war, Just as
previous risings had been brought about
by the French Revolution. He added
that robbery seems to be the main object
of the brotherhood. -snms5 81
The Herald's ConstantiBopIe cores
pondent states that the Cholera Confer
ences, adopted ON the suggestion Of the
French Emperor, went into session there
and are adopting stringent measures TO
prevent the return Of the cholera to
that place this summsr.s4f.ax
A morning paper says: Jas. Stephens,
Head Centre of the Fenian brotherhood,
has certainly escaped from ireland. It
vas disputed at frat but is now. con
ceded. 1850 tssssf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation Of Territory to the City
of Evansville.

City Clerks Office, March 27, 1866.
maj 81 .wGW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

New EoRk, March S0-The Herald's .
Paris correspondent. writes that, the
preparations for the Paris Exposition Of
1861 are being rapidly pushed forward.
Among the proportions Of the Commits
sioners is one Tor the representation of
complete New England cotton factory,
worked By real Lowell operatives.
The London Post declares that Eng
land has almost como TO the conclusion
that there ought to be no restrictions
upon, deep sea fishing, and warns the
ProvinciAls that in case they shJuld
seek to enforce too stringently their sup.
posed righta against American fishermen.
The British Goverument is not likely to
make great sacrifices to snpport 5000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
Annexation of Territory tes the
Citv of EvaMerilfe.as - u

NOTICE IS HEREBY GtFEN shat the Gem
s1Nsmon Council Of the city ofrEvausviile, in
pnFananee OF the provisions Of an Act OF the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of 1ndiara, Ar proved
March 6, 1855, entitled an i Act to amsnd the
seventy -nrst section of an Act entitIsd tAn act
granting 20 the citizens Of the town Of Evansville,
in the county of VanderbuERh. CITY Charter,'
approved January "a, 1S47,-ahd 20 add auppli-l
mental sections TO said Aet,n viii, on the irst
dayOf May, 1866 present t0s thd Board Of 0Uun'y
Commissioners or Vanderburz b sou az "a petition
praying for the nsxa ioGs to said city the f3l-
lowing described territory. and aekting forth the
reasons for such annexation, viz. /: All thmt part
OF fractional stion No. 81, fn townahl ID No 6,
sonth Of range No 10, W,st, II cYandetbureh
county, descrit ed as follows, viz Regih bing on
the section line dividing betwRAh &fraetionnl O.
tionsS0 and fractional sectssn 31s.zt ths point
wh re said seci ion line separated Water street. OF
the city Of EVANSVILLE from the xteEsen 9f aaid
street, known al s' Union II lace q and running g
tn nee south, $50 4V east, Aaaong the south west
side of said street, called Union Place. six hun-
dred and aseenty three (673) feet; thence sou b,
6aa west, twelve hpndred and lffeen szl5) ct 10
the Ohio ivsr thence down said RIVER one thon-
sand and efghty-six q ,08s feet, more less TO
the In tersection OF said section Inns with the Ohio
river; and thence east along said egcttan line
seven hundred aLd twcn; ;ysEfx f7zf1 let to the
place OF bee inning, said terri tory being coptgu-
Eaa ~ the city Of Evansvillss mdinoE plated or
aaid on vi. RAKEKss Mayor.
A. n. McGRIFr. Clerk. g. = dwgm3I- 1m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
TURN oUTl TURN OUT
Union meeting Might at
the Courthouse.

There will be meeting Of the Un-
conditional Union men at the Court
House tonight, and It is hoped that
there will u large attendance. Sew
.eral speeches will be delivered, and q
good time in general is anticipated. Let
every friend q the Union cause be or
hand At IA O'clock precisely. Every
member Of the Union League should be
there. Come ont, and let US have 3
grand rally on that occasion. Sons
bhsiness Of Importance viii be trans
acted. F M4 MA gh4rr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

@ Col Grill, the Union candidate
for Councilman in the Ninth Ward, is O
faithful soldier. He is also working
man. He engaged for years in that
most glorious of all labor-crushing
treason and subduing rebels. For gal.
liant services in this respect, the work
ingmen of his ward ought to stand BY
him and give him their votes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

WASHINGTON, March 30.-0n inquiry
to day at the Treasury Department., It
was ascertained that Tiers was no ao
thority for recently. published state
ment that the Secretary would pay the
May interest due on the 5 20 bonds ear
ly in April There has been no such
determinaiion on The subject
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
TIE VERY LATESl
II ELE CIR a p III.
South American News
sVYLaHf1 i T7T1 ss8ge
Explosion at Washington
gNr Arsenal.
South
Financial Matters.
troubles in 4sa4aas.
@4I HOE
From south America,


New YoRK, March 30-The steamer
North America, from Rio Janeiro, March
3D. has arriveds Mh.lIFg @ESs
The Herald's correspondent says there
is important news from the theatre Of
On the slst of January, a Paraguay
ian force, A 600 strong, crossed to the
southern bank of the Panama at Passo
do Ia Patrie, and attacked the Argentine
forces forming the vanguard OF tile
allied armies. After q severe fight, the
Paraguayians recrossed the river to
their headquarters. The loss of the
Argentines 10 estimated at 200 killed;
that of the Paraguayiausi ia not stated.
A large quantity Of timber accumu-
lated BY the Argeptines to make RATS
to cross troops and materials Of war 10
the long projected advance on the allies,
was captured and thrown into tbs river.
Deserters from the Paraguayian ermy
report that Gen. RobbsY together with
so other officers, had been shot, by order
of Dictator Lopez. in presence of the
entire army, drawn up in a hollow
square.
The Brazilian feet remained at Co
lmeptebs awaiting the arrival Of addi-
tional vessels, when active naval opera.
tions were to be commenced by the
conbined fees; Ebut, from the ekillful
obstruction of the Panama below HUI
matt, it was doubtful whether a success
full attack BY water could be made.
From all appearances, the defensive
preparations made by Lopez would pre-
vent direct advance of the allies upon
Humsti. Their only chance Of captur.
ing that place will be by rapid flank
movement, either By crossing the Pana
ma at Itapua, to which point Gen Porto
Allegro was marching with IA, 600 men,
or by the left bank Of the Panama
throagh Grand Chaco.
At Rio de Janeiro the caruiyslsseason
had passed off with great gayety.
The question OF abolshing slavery in
Brazil was to be brought before the ad-
iourned session of the Imperial Assem-
bly,. t..s i. aeaE ~al.4s~sa I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
Sewing Machine.

The Grover Baker Is the most simple, durable
and perfect Sewing Maehine before the public IL
makes the celebrated Elastic rOuble Lock. stitch,
which will not break even on bias, aud neede
fastenlng a. tiss end Of ita seams. It nor only
does every other kind Of sewing in q most perfect
manner, but does the most beautiful embroidery
In assorfment Of Machines on hand and for
sac. Full instructions will be given with each
Machtnes by'au experienced operator.
mar24-lm CAROLINE sOHEFER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

8 sr Archie Sullivan, il is said, does
not indorse Mr.. Fendrich's proposition
to drive ali the negroes out of the city.
His experiments in that line were not
all that could reasonably have been en-
pected, and we're attended by unpleas-
ant consequences. Arehia has about
the livsst Workingman in the city after
him. james Wiltshire represents the
true Workingmen of his Ward, and
will get their votes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

New YoRK, March 30.-A meeting,
on board the ship Constitution, bound
to Liverpool, in the harbor yesterday,
was suppressed by an armed force from
the Revenue Cater fCrawford The
vessel remained under the guns of the
Cutter all night, and sailed this morn
ingi crew obedient. ls.s s.sase "a -aa
- Theo. Yates was sentenced to twenty
years in the State prison for the murder
Of policeman Curran, in Brooklyn. :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
MILLINERY.
Mrs. SCha.efar

WIsHEs no INFORM THE LADIES OF
Wv Evansville and vicfRity that she still con-
tinues her Millinery Business, on Third street,
between Main and Sycamore. having received .
new supply Of Spring Goods; also, Dress and
Oloak Patterns. Having secured the services Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

p%- We desire the Union men to turn
out in force tonight business Of great
Importance is to be transacted. Our
columns are to be deployed in line Of
battle, and the stragglers called in.
Let every soldier be at his post.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

DN- We do not see how it can be pos>
able for genuine friend Of the Schools
to support men like Muhlhousen, Fen
drich, and Reitz,-all of the Reiiz fami-
1y. No experiments are so costly or
dangerous as those which tamper with
municipal affairs. The Schools, once
crippled, would require years to regain
their usefulness.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
+ An Embezzling Candidate
Sergeant Whites Record

n" NewburgA Lodge, No iO4-
MOVES WHITE expelled for EN-
BEZZLING THE FUNDS OF THE
LODGE. I0H5
s% We understand that Capt. Muhl-
housen is running for the Council in the
Third Ward, after having repeatedly
expressed himself in favor Of moving
the new steam ERE engine from that
ward into Lamasco. How do the voters
and property holders of the ward like
the proposed changer If they don't
Ike i, they had better support Mr..
Mills, who did much TO prevent the Doc
tor from accomplishing that movement
!, In the FIRST instance. sgsa ogf-.a r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
Dress and Cloak Maker.

sIs confident Of giving the most decided sntisfac-
tioa. She fsels thankful fsr past favOrs, and con-
tinues to solicit their future patronage She has
also the Agency Of ihe celebrated GROVER a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

.BTThe charter elections which were
held in Michigan during the past week,
attest the fact that the Republican party
3 in that State was never so strong or
more united than now.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
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VINEGAR.
Vinegar Factory.
DOERING & BEENIGHOF.

On Ninth street, Between Chestnut and Cherry,
rrEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND q GOOD
n article of Older Vinsgars which se viii sell
at Cincinnati prices. 81 iebl4-ds@ I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

PoLITIoAL DisooURsE.-A prominent
candidate for public patronage will ap'
pear at the New Metropolitan to night,
and discourse on the political topics bi
the day. Give him gracious hearing.
Go one, go all. We will be there and
report his cause Alright to the unsatisGed.
Go all. M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
CITY SPRINGS.
MEssRs. DAMRoN 3 CO.

MESSRS. DAMRON & CO..
KAJILL OPEN TO THE PUBIC, on TUES
wv DAY, AprAa 3d. 1866, these beautifal grounds
Having expended $4,000 tn tire last nftesn
months improving the grounds, fitting q sples-
did Dancing Hall-with Ladies' and Gentle mems
Dressing looms attached--and o Wine Bar for
the Accommodation of the gussts, they hoEe to
share liberal patronage from the pieasure-lov.
lug p ople Of evansville.
y The opeaing eay win embrace musIc by the
cells brAted Crescent City silver Band. fr3n the
music stand In the north Park. The Bowling
Saloon, Bill ard Rooms, Bas and Ladies' Confec
tionary, will be opuns AMI the Dancing Hall
with ell Its plea ures, In this south Park, will be
81 en- fsom O'Clock p. m, until 6Z p. m, and
again open at p- m. to IL p. ma making two
Balls on the occasion, with 0sunhsEgha celebrated
String Band
The Pioprisfora nennre the public and their
friends that they will every effort to preserve
good order. and 20 that end viii have 9 su1lcisnt
police force On the grounds No impreper clfArac-
tsrs will be q rnitted, either 30 the grounds T
dancing hAll. BAIL and supper Tickets can be had
at the Wine Bar.
The PropIistors will have the Hotel, with bath
rooms and Mineral Rgter from fta fountain Ia
front OF the bath -hoass, ready to open to the
public. and ready to receive bOardsrs, by about
the first Of May.ssDas notice OF tbs day viii be
announced in due tina MARIO st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
NOTICE
Fire L.ir,i4s

7 WILL APPLY TO TaE COMMON. COUNCIL
erect frame building, IS hys50 feet, two stories
high, ON lots and 2, subdivlaion Of lot 4, block
81, II stern Enlargement. -
mar22-2w PHILIP KRAMER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
A. PROCLAMATION.
M.ses.s orsIes. Ey...y ILE. IsD !

MAY0E's OFFICE. EvARsv LIE, IND
March 81, 1S6s.
A III PR0PRIETOBs or KEEPERs Of TAv-
n erns, bar looms, saloons or restaurants are
hereby required to close their rspectige places Of
busissss On aud during Monday 1ext, the 2i day
Of a pri. = 1SGG, The tiuss h1ed By lGw for hold
ing the city AID township elections.
ALI persons intereste6 afe ftrred to the Act
Of March q 1857 relattve to lieense. DC. and
espec ally 70 the foiiowiag pfOvi ions, viz:
sEo g. licepse sgrautFa under the provisions
Of this Act shau not authorize the person or
psrsons 10 iicersed to sell or barter any intoxi-
eating liquors on Sunday ,ner TO any person under
the Rga Of tRentyson one years, nor 20 person or
persons la sta'e ~ int0xicatios nor upon the
day ofany state. County. TowNsHIP or Musrcr-
PAL EbEcrfos. 10 the Township or City, whess
the same niay he holdeb.
SEc. s. The words. Intoxicating liquors, are
used IN this AT shalt app % aoy spifitonl, VI
nous Or matt hqcors. r. 20 any fntoxic Ating H.
quer1 vhateFera which "a need or. may. be used As
beverage. l-GAvin and Hurd p.- 65I1
Special police viii be dssaled Tor the purpose Of
seeing th,t theabove prevlstfLe of Law are strIt-
" observed ket W. BAKEEs Mayor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.


Liberal Christian Worship.
Rev. J. O. FoRMAE, "Unisarian," win lsetufe
IN Masonic Hall, Corner Of Main and First street,
zou Sunday next, April 1st. Subject Of monning
Leetsre: "The Living sacrifics.''s Ia ths aEsn
Ing Joshua Commanding tine sun and Moon TO
stand stIlI.s Seats free. The public are cordial
ly invited. mafa1 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

FAMILY TIcKET.-There are on the
No Party Ticket three brothers.in-law.
i would seem that the city government,
in future, if that ticket should be sue
cessful, is to be made q family affair.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
Declines.

Mr.. Louis F. Guise, who has been an
nounced on the Bogus Workingmen's 5
Ticket for Constable, requests us to
state that he gave his consent to become
candidate under a misapprehension-
He does not wish to run on Copper
head ticket he has worked too long in
the Union ranks to play into the hands
of the old opponents Of the Union party
at this stage Of the game.
Mr.. Guiss says il he has the oppor-
tunity he will state to the Union Meet
ing 70 night his reasons for withdraw
ing from the so-called Workingmen's
ticket. "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31

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a&Sstbnac,ten SESeibnacssfenI
set tem bsranaobenben 9%6riftieft snpiebIe i@ ueiaeu
6reunben unb bem ~seetrten gnblitum metn rei6boItirss
Eager Der iGSnfen 9a- ~
Wilrnber9er GpieIlpaoren
.u ben %udbisften Preiieu, BaustTS6It& ir @icberuer.
tdllier. Gut baltic i'd elm Eager bibi&er 6uucp Oaareu.
wel6e fH 81 @eitenten fHr @rtpa&fene beHeus eionen
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Ser SlatG Der Slriu Ourfcr @taatssrituul
MT Die ,GonierDatinsm" MGrglanOs.

GcIer. npgerpera6teneer un0 ne9srbafen=
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Deiu 9aupt in gBsbmutb, Sdmer, uni
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fin, bic 9letU yOrter StaatS3eitun9 f6reibt
6Olgenoes /: sac 1l
Die s~reruttOe unc ieSislottDe Oewall Sra.
1YIanOs ltest in peu 6anten Der @onleroatt-
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ruueS@ unD Wablselege tbrer unbiltsen Be
ltimmunaen 3u entFIeipen uuo uno Die bean=
tra1ten NmencemtntS our Der. Staaten Son.
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Obsn erwdbnten 6raOen %teotn9ten, verOaAti-
gen. man wtlroe ibr Yemiben, baS Stimm'
reAt Dor rer @iatlbr %einfeittg ernannter
Wablrtdt:r gu ItIben, aanD itre SppOitticu
geaen Die Contributions : Nmenbements cls
GDHpatbie nit Der Nebelicn benunciren,
wenm nt@tbaS Ne9erRtmmre1 I
IN MarVlanp ernflt@ tn Grw q.
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9un9 ge5ogen Mnb pom ben Con-
terpattDen nur ltberale b
81 adlthten auf bas Sffentlih
Spbl uno Der bemOfruttIher
8uroerunG elmer mGgti6f aus
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t%ehen0e Q efiirwprtunq finDet.
.@S it rem Mittelitaaten mob einmol Sc
leeer tett ae9eben, etnen berpOrraaenpen uni
bchmrblttatisen @infuB auf pte @elttde Dec
eanree GIT ilben, wenn lie i'd Der Ne'
gerlt nj mreht@frag d Dit
gen uuo ptsietbe noh arunbtt,
der, rnbiger DrGfung n libe-
Wetfe erleOieen, rc6 ebs
Der @Uugreb 3ett bat, bte 2G1iung pie(er ira
9e nah elmer al9emeinen GGablone in 1orm
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in ben Wranstaoten gu oeranla1en, i'd
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lolte ntht perlaumt .reroen." t5-
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81 ltb Ger New gOrter StaatsSettung ntAt
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GurOpdi(bt ua6ridten nnS Quti3en

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6eIaewetres. Der Berltner @orrel.
sunoent Der 9OuDOn 3tmes stbt pte folssnOe
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Mtuffs
Nel;frdaen!

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Gin tseneer grtnter IA tn @ntue, hob hat terltgte tstut
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Der G6nts aasr ttsResn Ssl.bantIer nU6 lstt, Sttn Eager
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kletnetb1b @tubltHsment t~eteftrt.
Drum ner Der Damen Greunb wtu teia
Der ftbre bet Srr. 9ltinetbft SIN
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limb kmtl I'D Ter ARaun nt&t eridltet zen 4Haesn
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Drum Nues mas Felse brauGt - btuts Inb fttn
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Elm Orp6eS aifprtimeHt BON ppaeHsH ime mOIi2
IeIin Oberbemeen, unterbeintleibsru, Strumpfeu, 9ai&eRs
ta6ern, SemDsutraSen, S%alstii8sru, &seseri&irmea, StOde
&C. &C.
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made i'd aufmertiant auf cine srose &usDabl BON beHts
i6en, bOGdnbif&su uub fransDfi6eu &u&eH, OOs,e
fin, Gafemirs, Gafinets, @eiteufoffe,
pel6e i'd I'M &leiueu wie I'M Gro5sn 81 ben u~tGsisfteu
4reiien nerubfpI9e.
9eienuRseu ieDer art Usrtsu nit S~ersnitseu ~sutSe8eu.
senomlneH unb aufs Bette beiorat. (bes-jO
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Das iebr Oouhaubise unb i6Sne Eager Der irtg5esen
Girna SOtter q Co., befebeub in
Netletai6en, BDrte= mOnnaies,
Borien, @rbeitstit6eit,
%" Yarlimerieen &c. a. &C.,
meifeus eisuer Gabrt, ioG o6ue8adF&t AMI benaoasnSreis
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gu iusrit biGtseu Nrsiien. ts5
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i6ideu, iubsnt ib BON bieiem MOnat ftr bic prompt. 81
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aSeine uub Gpiritupisn gu ieIibea Prsisu eupiebtt
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(bila7) Gde Sanpper uub Gamheuftr.