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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-10-30
Railroads, Steamboats,, &c.

1IdIITUduS, DttdWUUdCS, WC.
O->c>~~><~~~es-~y,@~
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
RALEIGH s. CASTOR RAILROAD Co., 8.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, -
Sept Oath, 1855.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER
23rd, 1866, Trains ON the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road will run as follows:
Mail train leaves Raleigh, 7.45 a. m.
Arrives at Weldon, LOO p. m.
Mail train leaves Weldon at HOO a. m.
Arrives at Raleigh, As p. m.
Freight train leaves Raleigh at 500 a.
Arrives at Weldon, 4.30 p. IN.
Freight train leaves Weldon at 400 a. IN.
Arrives at Raleigh 400p m.
Mail trains connect, North and South, with N.
c. Railroad, P. & w. Railroad, and s. & R. Rail
road.
S2-tf w. G. LEWIS, Gen. Sup't.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-10-30

ing any thing pertaining to Quckery, or the Pat
emit Medicine order,-mos of which are prepared
by selfstyled Doctors, who are too ignorant tt
read physicians simplest prescription, muel
less competent to prepare Pharmaceutical prepar
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Negro Suffrage.

During the debate on the proposed
Constitutional amendment in the House
of Representatives on Thursday, the Man
hood Suffrage doctrine of the Radicals
met with decided rebuff from Mr. Hig-
ley, of California. an advocate of the
amendment on the subject of admitting
John Chinaman to the privileges Of citi-
zenship with the negro. Mr.. Higley (ssys
the Cincinnati Enquirer unhesitatingly
answered that he was not in favor of ad-
hitting the Chinaman to suffrage, and
placed his objection on the ground Of his
being a Pagan. Mr.. Niblack replied
that the negro was also Pagan in his
own country, as we'll as csnnibal, and
that the question of religion had not be-
fore been raised. The majority of the
House had taken the ground that intelli-
gence was not the necessary qualifica-
ton, nor race, nor color, nor religion,
nor anything else adventitious to the
manhood of the negro. If Cbinaman
was a member of the human race; if he
was a man and brother" why not ad-
NIT him to vote as we'll as the negro 2
The inquiry of Mr.. Niblack was not an
swered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
cHR!sT's SYMPATHY.
Confederate Specie.

WASHINGTON, March AT the time OF
the evacuation of Richmond the banking
establishments of that city continued to
send away amounts of coin belonging to
different institutions to q point further
South, for the purpose of securing 1t
The amount originally reached the sum
of $3.50, 900, of which $l50,000 was lost
by plumber, and the remainder placed
on deposit in Washington, Georgia, IN
charge of special agent of the Rich
mond banks. Claim was made to 1t by
General Wilder, of the Freedmen Blu
reau, on the ground that it was captured
property, and an investigation OF the
case BY General Winslow resulted in
giving the right of possession to the
agent of the banks. Afterward, about
the 10th of August last, an order from
the President, through the Secretary OF
War, was received by Gen. Steedman,
then commanding the department, to
turn over the captured coin on deposit
to the Treasury Agent This was done,
and the coin sent to this city, where it
was placed on special deposit with the
U. S. Treasurer The claim is now made
in behalf of the Richmond banks for the
restoration of this money, and it is
alleged that the order of the President
was made with full information Of the
facts in the case. After full and careful
examination by the Treasury Depart
ment the matter has been referred to the
President, who has ordered that the coin
be restored, provided that indentity
between the amount on deposit in the
Treasury and that claimed by the banks
can be established, and compliance is
made with certain formal conditions i'm
posed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Every Moment Sunday.

By different nations every day in the
week is set apart for public worship.
Sunday, by Christians Monday, by the
Grecians; Tuesday, by the Persians !;
Wednesday, by the Assyrians; Thursday,
by the Egyptians; Friday, by the Turks
Saturday, by the Jews Add the fact Of
the diurnal revolution of the earth, giving
every variation of longitude a different
hour, and it becomes apparent that every
moment is Sunday somewhere
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Mississippi Cotton Farm for Sale.

CIX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
- two and a BALI miles from Oklahoma depot,
$50 in high cultivation elegant modem cottage,
I'VE rooms, with all outhOuses, gin house, cab
ms, cistern and well, with horses, mules, cattle,
corn and fodder, and q, 900 pounds Of Pork.
IRRELEVANT, JONES a CO., h
del3 4l3 Main street, near the Gayoso.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Cotton Lands for Sale.

WE HAVE FOR SALE, BETWEEN s., 900
w and 60,000 acres Of the best Cotton Lands
in the Union They belong to Gen. Albert Pike.
and lie on the
Arkansas. 0uachita and Red Rivers
Soil inexhaustible, never yielding less than a
bale to the acre. Capitalists can here make in
yestments on terms remarkably low, and obtain
lands that never need rest or manure.
IRRELEVANT, JONES K CO.,
del9 4l3 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Mississippi Cotton Farms for Sale.

THREE THOUSAND ACRES IN MAR
i shallcounty, near Lamar and Scales depots,
improyements-will rent for one or more years
on most favorable terms--l5e acres rich valley
land that produced bale to the acre last year.
TREZEYANT, JONES 4 co.,
dele 4l3 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Suburban Lots for Sale.

i Brinflsy;s, each Is feet fropt 81 l15 deep
ehrble building location. meas Dr. Inyior'a and
J. o. finnis,a, IsEns ven l9ss AYplZ 70
IRRELEVANT, JONES A CO,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08

Mississippi Cotton Farm for Rent
rVHE " MATTHEWS FARM" BELONG
L ing to the estate of the late Governor Mat
thews, lying in Coahoma county, Mississippi.
on Sunflower river, mouth of Richie bayou,
and Is miles from Sunfower Landing. on the
Mississippi river 800 acres in cultivation, good
cabins, gin house, stables, etc. Has been in
cultivation for ID years in succession-neverr
In 1855 produced two bales to the acre:
TREZEVANT, JONES * CO.,
del9 sl3 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08

Marshall County Cotton Farm for
Sale or Rent.
EIGHTHUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
- within 4or miles Of Holly Springs, Miss,
Good dwelling with all convenient outhouses |;
fourishing apple, peach and plum orchards Of
choice fruits two cold springs and a well Of
fine water. Balance of tract so we'll timbered
that saw mill will soon pay for the place.
Best society in Mississippi.
IRRELEVANT, JONES & CO.,
dole 4l3 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Mississippi Cotton Farm for Sale.

LIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
IL in Chickasaw county, Mississippi, near 0ko-
Iona depot; 400 cleared; $50 rich prairie black
land, producing bale TO the acre |; house with
four rooms, cabins. gin and outhouses, cistern,
well and pool " neyer-failing stock water
IRRELEVANT, JONES A CO..
del5 Alb Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08

In Payette county, thirty miles from Memphis,
near fayette depot; 40 acres splendid Wood
lawn, balance deadened and cleared. The
Memphis and Charleston railroad runs through
one corner Of IL, and has fne building spot
and adjoins q hne water and stock range on
Welt river. The wood on Il win pay forit- All
this urouarfv Il oferad ~ warw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
THE SUN THAT wA2xs.

The sun that warns the fading flower.
May cheer, not change Its doom
May stay its fate for one brief hour
But ne'er restores its bloomt
So, when the withersd heart receives
The light Of love too late.
It's charm awhile the heart relieves,
But cannot change Its fatef
That heart, If yesterday caress'd,
Perchance had 'scaped decay
That smile, which yesterday had bleSt.
Como all in vain to-dayl
Then, oh ! Loves vow Of honor keep,
Nor let Affection wait
For vain repentance-vain to wocp,
When kindness comes too late.
CHRIsT's SYMPATHY.
While the storm was fiercely blowing,
" bile the sea was wild y flowing.
Angry wind and angry billow
Only rocked tn Savior's pillow
Jesus slept.
But when sudden grief was rending
Human hearts in sorrow bending;
When he saw the sisters weeping,
Where their brothers form was sleeping.
Jesus wept.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08

Mississippi Cotton Farm for Sale.
fI'HREE MILES FROM HOLLY SPRINGS,
i contains LOO acres-4O0 acres finely timbered
balance cleared-l30 acres superior valley
land Win be sold in one or more quarter sec
tons, to suit purchasers. Commodions dwell
ms, three large cistcrns. large orchard of Sc
lected fruits, and six acres of Catawba grape
'ine'' IN 'u IRRELEVANT, JONES 4 CO.,
delg Tr Alb Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Low Rates for Cash |:

And we know Of ne better Investments, As Il
improves In value with the rapid growth Of
fkkzEvAHT, JONES 4 Co,
del5 zlshain street, near the 6ayoso.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Shelby County Lands for Sale.

THREE TEN ACRE LOTS, SIX MILES
Il from Memphis, q part Of the John D White
tract, between State Line and Raleigh roads-
each lot having beautiful building location.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
shelby County Lands for Sale

ON MISSISSIPPI RIVER, JUST ABOVE
" Memphis, 600 acres within two miles Of
Memphis, rich river bottom; ID acres cleared,
acre, balance heavily timbered, with q most ell
igible wood yard, from ghich wood is daily sold
to steamers and sent to the city on barges. A
great bargain offered to an enterprising man.
IRRELEVANT, JONES & CO.,
dels 4l3 Main street. 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Farm for Rent

T1IFTY ACRES, SIX MILES FROM La
L mar depot, Mississippi Central railroad ;
acre. Ut TfiR.EzEVAST, JoHEs i Co.,
delQ H ~" ft 4l3 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
$50 Acres
Cottage for Sale.

WITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK OF
w Court Square; It has Eve rooms, and a
large kitchen, cistern, etc. Long time and low
price, II one-third be paid. Now rents for $40
IRRELEVANT. JONES a CO..
del5 4l3 Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-08
Also---6O Acres,
Also---65o Acres,

-Four miles from Memphis. on Raleish road
eesgtitially located foi private re.idences-all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-17
81. Gon0rcb. 1. slknna.

SO adttu0fon, 16. 5ebr. = Glort
rief aeftern i'm Sendte bic Bill CUR Gerbu.
tung uno 8elrofung beS Mtni6enruu.
bes auf. ole Wuroe angsRpmmen. Die
Bib bsilimrlt. bdB, rpenn trgtno etne Ner'
fpn etnen Ne9cr ceer Wulatten r1ubt,
unb ion weGflbrt in Ger NbIi6t, bic oe,
raubte Werlon in bic Stlaysret 3u Serfdu.
fen, poer neun Semano irgeno cine ger
fcn bdSu perlodt on 8oro trgero ttnes
S6tfes, p6er dntr9enb ejnen@las gu 9etsn,
nm lie poer ion in bic Sfiuoerei ;u yer
fdufen, --eie %erIpu. bic bas Berbrehsn
begsbt, tpcnn is beTen itberfabrt Wirp,
nit ctRer Get6bu6e BOA Mot pentAer, ais
$1,000 inb nttt mebr, ais $4,000, pber
nit ntGt ntrkr, ais fInfidbrtaer Ginfper.
runA oeey mir beictn YDnttenjen jus
etei4 Dtlrdft perbn fol-. Die spette
@efttpn tetintntt Die Strdfen. bic ben
Gapitdn poer Raffrr tr9en6 zines Edit.
fes treFcn, Der ict1e 9Grauste Men,
fhen ~tran3porttrt, unp ie perOr6ret. ba6
fCt4e Shtft err Gonf5fattpn perfaQsn
fOlen.
Sm Seitdfe it6erretGte beute Slulss
burs etne %atttipn BON Sur8crn BON
HaDsSerIe9 I'm G%Rtfernun9 Der fret9e-
tpprSenen Sarbisen. 9r. Orion lf9ts Fl.
men @efesoDriAlaa UNI 8erbtnberun8 Der
unsuttteen urb betrIaerti6en @efsBts'
DsrbrsbwnB Dor. &r. Spwnrb uberretAte
cine @etittou Yon It's Yericnsn ron Ale.
ranbrt0, 8a., Wtt6e bas Grfu6sn UNI e..
ne tempcrire 8ssierune fur 8tr9intsn
ftetsn,tnbem Ite duf bic ~tlN9alsn SeIAlIf'
fc Der ge9enmirtigen @eies9tbuag 8sSug
aug nebmtn; benz DESTINATIONS Aus'
fAuB lbertrdgtu. Das epntttution.le
&nen6smsnt, Die Bats Der NrprGlenta'
tipu feEfedenb. fam CUR @erbdnOlung;
Or. Sfnbrid5 BON Snpiund btelt ttne &C.
bieaene &eOe 9egen bic @nna9ms pielss
@menbementB.
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&n8 alGiGgl0u.

darlington, Is. Sf6r. - Odots
pon Tentud9 ipO1te i'm @pn9reb fpi1et,
NIT tpeldeln 3epte ma bic Hegsr in IF.
fentlihen 2lftenltiden ais ,farbi9e Ser
fpnen" beSei6ne. Dies Iet Gin p6ai9 UNI
~0esigneter 2tuscrud rsr i6 tn teiner
Spade befinea. Or fei np6 ntsmals,
NIT 'Musnabnte tit Ct. 0cmtngp. 9e.
brdudyt fpprpet NO man dber unter rcn
f1rbtgen Seripnen tur Die yMulatten',,
dber ntdt bic Neger perFebe. Cine Ant.
mort erbiett CT son Der anberm Srite
niht.
Die S3amd. unb 8innfba9o Snbtd.
ner 90ben Nicer 9roBe @epaltt9dti9fets
ten b~s8ansen. Der @aent Surtas beifG'
tI8t Stss tbeitmetIe uno aibt ais beItes Sc
9snnltttel ben &0tb, man (pd bic Snoia,
ller uno psiben Nnittter i6ren 6anbel
uno Bertf6r untaretuanber unae(tbrt
tretben ldien, uno oaS tlebel meroe balb
Gin Gnoe ntbrten une bic M9cnten bQnn
TN Stanoe Iein, bic Snbt1ner QuT iGren
Nelerpatipnen 5u bulten. Dit methen
uriahsn Der otelen 8etberetcn erthlnpen
ourh bte DISCRIMINATING Der Snptarer bon
Setten Der pelBen.
Bdftingtpn, Is. Ssbr.-Dte Sc.
9t8latur bon Ri4mpub Bat etn9eaig elm
@eIu9 um 8esnGptgung beS q. R. 8.
Sumter Anter3et@net. sic fol- benz
ndGf benz %rdNpenten Yprselsst werben.
Gs betbt, ba6 bic 2eststatur in 8t4mont
niAt oaflr ltimmen werpe, bic 3inIen be,
9toatsfAulo Ju be;ablen.
GO iperben 8orbersitungen fir bic IF
fentlt4e D%empNtrottcn 9etrcTet, bic Der
Srdtoenten TT feirer Denominations
Y0ltttt ermuntern fpu.
Das Bureau Der Sret9apcrbenen ia,
cine Ngentur errthtet pelfe aGen farbt,
gen Sclbaten, bic ndbrenp bes Srieset
geotsnt BADEN, bic 9%taUipItiDn ibrer gin,
(prit6e gratis belpr9t.
Das cpnare(tpneIe Definitions uni
DisuniGn5sG Dmtte Bat banit be9pnnen
etne l1nterlu6uae Der &rt uno Wsiie an,
5ute1eu, wie 9rdipent SotnGpn cine Sin
slbl Der berp0rra9euberen Civil unb Wi'
litdr>9 eamten Der CONFEDERATION pardon
trte. Is linp beretts etne Aniabl 3su
gen perbGrt no roen, uno es lpate uns
burdaus niAt punoern, tpenn es otefem
@Dtlfabrts ausi6uTe etnfa1en fottc
felbf ben &rdipenten per ieinsn 8i4ter'
ffuGl 3u 3ieeet.
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Nus 0albluatua.

WafGtnetpn, 16. Sebr.- (Grn'
futats Sa6en) Der @rdfipent BAT 9ein'
rid Mp,er ais 6efensD . rmfdotifGen
Gonfut fur BEN Staat 8ef'Y trsinien
a%nerfannt.
Srep. Spbn GriStanp, Gpnfut Sbrer
brittfden Maieldt fur bic Staa!en ala
bama unb 6lcripa, pIrb III Dtpbile ref
biren.
Sptn @liner Bolts III Sor oem Slnf.
Sfbners& usfdus pernpmmen Wo!ben.
L,Der Hidntonb Grauttner.") 8. &.
@plarb bate teute cine &ubiens 6et BEN
9rdlipentfn uno bat fenielbsn, itm fpte'
Der bic 5~erausaate BIS &i6mpncer
nGramtner" 3a 9eaatten, bic auf 8efeet
bes Generals Gerr9 fat etnseftsttt werpen
mullen.
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Gtaot Baltimore.

@bft flanb 8eGlern Mtttas 6a6Ier duf
1879 Sis 1881; In Sen , gprf auf 1871.
Ser. Ct. 5.20er neue 1921 ate l044;
7,30er 993 l0.40er 944.
SIN 3wetten 3Wtt9e Ite9t ein
@ntr09 nor, tinftt9 feline Marftfdnbe
mebr sum @erfaufs ppn G9ntttwaaren
uno iiberblupt onptrn, ais GBpndren
5u permtetGen. '
Ger Yart.Spnb. = Die StdSt-
babnfarrens@eie0ldaft sobtte BENT taot,
regitratpr fir baS nm 81, O36r. l8G5!ab,
aelaufene 8ierteliabr ant 2. San. bic
Summe ron S~l7.073.2S, mas etn Stunt.
tel Der 8ruttp. @tnnobme ter @eIenG9aft
wd6renb bteifr bret Nenate ausnta6t
Sn elmer ~geriammtung bss Dent.
nj d1s-9eretn fur 6enr9 98inter
DARTS In Der .0efern G9ina @aG" rpur'
be Sr. S. &sburp Norgan sum %idli.
binten srrpd6lt; unter ben Disqualification
iinben mir Srr. @tilipp 8ader.
+ Die tteli9eu Ssraeliten balt,n I'm 9e.
treT bes Spnntaas @efebes
mor9en 8prmittag um 9 ubr In @iefen.
felb's 9dne, ode ron 8alttmprefr. unb
Mdrfet Spaee. cine Serlammluns ab,
unt su beratben, ob fe Serpftbtet smet
SAGE In Der @p6e ais So6batt Su fet.
ern, unb bic nbtttesn @asregeln CUR
8erbitung btefes 3wan8s9eleses gu ct
greifcn. DteIe @efanntmaGun9 miro
beutc fra9 tn alien S9nascSen p%erlefen
perten.
Die spette Dete9aten 9erlammluns
Der perf6ieoeren Tereine, hin fi6 iiber
oas einjufbld9en6e 8erbalten bent per'
IA6rftsn 9 pnntagS @efebe9 &C.
senlber III beratbtn, finbet beutesNbenb
INT u lltr In Der ,WeAantcs' Safe,
Sa9sttefir., unter benz 8orlise bes Bel
Der lssten Scriamrtung ~ernlttten 9rd.
ioenten, Sen s. Stsel, fat. Die De.
legaten perbsn erluht. Der @efammt,abl
Der wittelteter ibrer refp. @eretne ar;u,
9sbsn.
Der neutrality-suspicious. unferer 81 t,
birger fam 8tefen sur I0fabmun9
etnpfoblen perpen. Inter ben pielen
8eitrdseu fur Shuliwsde int @iten
rerpient Elm 8ettras BON $1,000 fur bas
Geaege TIT @plb5bprp, N.sG., b~efpnbere
GrwGbnung. Dieter 8etras 1T binrei.
HtHp, WV SS"'1tpNupt NV ~ Hlpplt'
rem.
6tffSna6ri6t e II. Dil
9rcmer Sarfe aSneufrte Capt 6ttfens
traf ant 2S. Sauna, Bon Baltimore II
2tperppp1 elm.
Der ,9entpr", Gapt. Squirting. feselt
ant 26. San. Bon eipsrppcl mad 8altt'
more al.
Die Srcnirr Barrie ,SriebriG @il'
belm," Capt. 9iinf, ldnate am Is. bs. Dor
antiperpen III Rew'2prf an.
Die preubifGe Srisg n%epita" Gin!
am IA. bs. BON Sen gprt mad &tI
@ranse bel Sut ab.
8atttmprer 8teb drft. -
Bon 1888 Slid Htnbpteb blieben lester
Donnerlas $50 u%nserfauft. 74S famer
In bic !6dnpe bteliser Weseer, 40 mad
@alttnstcn, 25 na4 Innapplis u. ipur'
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Observation-Disclosures.

Supertpr>@erth t. - Spatri
G. Wbel sssen bic ,Gbefapeaff'8an
Yl0tpppsrS beenset, uRc Die gerbanclun
gen bic @rnta9 pertast, wobann Der
&t9ter ben @ef4pprenea Snlruftipnen
ertbeilen mirb.
@atfen.@ I. Santes 81
Wpplen, Bent. 6. '8arrpa, Gmmeline
g ,Iolhmtbt unb Mnbreas %es erttelten
SoamaGt sur @%erwaltuns Der tetrefen-
ben NdGidNe BON StDmas Gears, SOB.
s. @plplhmibt unb Scpbie %eb.
Common @teas. 0ert9t. -
9e6t ae9en &upplpb Ylet; urtbeil bes
&t6ters bpw0ere Nm9efcben.
Grtmtnat-@eriht. = 8. g
9. Brpp, Sitidun5 bes Wamens BON W
q. 2tosb auf ether aupetfuns Don $50
auf bic ,Nattcnal We61nicS' 8ant" aus
geltellt, unb llnterlntasun9 anberer Sci
Der stOpe's; $4,000 Caution burG @m
u, q. Silttnlpn.
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80 ofrNa1 GOt;eiUonAtnt,
60 oClsl ~-
Is alIfmcre. hen IT. Sebruar 1865.
g8ie SSr NMG Staat ~&GeHOir9iNitW
rerirrI MINI

= = - \ = ..-F.E.I, ~.
Aef II - eFlPe'H'"V'" "''
P'I'.y 0LeNa0 sssiotgt; s.,..u. n..,
oH Q3uoO'H glf. %, 9ti..vn' nSm.
2'tI, Que ORGANIZATION ot' S,tmHSs'Et 3"
Taaultfen' MUD 9pI P95 91ao CtI Ssts,
eaten io9ht4' 1'sls ~ G,G PSt ts'ss4
0Nesn 3H,a' ais pSs SSapt "".vS UWr
Sg1i op5HlAgl,a n"S 9sR WV -, H.tIsi
nltt GER @siSaIt . us.,S r, ,rGtpnt IN y isncr,
rem Stt % = - ~ 10, otnSrn
Goattt4 sts' ytdRlitE' iot!qe e!nsN Sp~I0
her JFeJuIrl!lVa p'Ievi' N!V F.slt u, 2 -tts,
e.ntnnt stnsa p mn u. lEUrn SHS!.o'
6tt Nm p'e y ostst \" 4sS''''5S",
m,l9e gu En 4 gsIst5'sl INV, - M
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nat bic GTrennunQ ron @eOr9 SumtB
aus Soma gum GOnful in Ct. 9stsrs'
bura; BON Sim. .. OtdtnIon aus Snet'
ana 3um GCnIu1 in 9etpjtsi non &arl ..
Qest aus IA. gum &Oniul In 2d8uopra;
son Gb. 9. Yd9c aus Soma gum Con
ful in 3ugt@.
Cine Deputdtion BON 96ptc9rdpettsi
aus ben 6uuptRIotsn Der linton tn bier,
nm bic &bl6afun9 pts antlebenS ron
Stempeln auf Siloern onjufreben.
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seortbilbun9SsS
I g Guuhh'S GuHifut

OScutbosNr., Rr. 90 81 Il. 80
Ger llnterri6t bS9intt Abeno nm Z tlbr.
ginTlli8es Grfbsineu her S6Iler tpirb trDartet.
GlrtulGre iire i'm 5GuIbGuie ju batet. Oo-)
@naIifd)cr @pedt Oh unterribt.
0tenIia9 Der o. Sen s lltr abents, babe i8
nod tine Eroie fir Serren oraeidH9er, toelde bic ena.
lli6t Sprade ~ eden, lelen uno i6tetben gu ls Hei
rintfeu &icieni8tn, ipstte NOD pcnis rber sar
t.treaeuntnlB cer SpIate babsn, rooIeu nd %gefd1igit
b 10 mel6tu. Ger llu'eriti miro DispitG3S unO
f~rettasS ab5uo5 ND ~srnnto0S 0admititaas ertbetlt
lub ttttart baS Sonorar 50 o'etteltibtIiG, i'm Boz
alS 5abI6ar. $. M6urer,
glr. SO. Gcmauhr,. Spti6en Soparb
(G-) puo l5utpnIir,
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NrnttnlzNnnnrrrin 4.

Sbeu9suar ut,r 9treiu bat I'D f~rbaniilt unb pro.
biis TIDE 9Iamteu slpd6it; bic Nu5a@teu FIR bic
Gr%iEit9uiu0 bties % ibtlbotteu tlut;rn,tmsrs fnb
Irbr ctrIpre9eno. ipeem i&On as Drtbile sseibnet
ient5tn, mtl6e itd beiu1 Yerstne rp6 a~n'ui6lieest
plnI6en, meT6en II surtithit erludt 0i,ttwpt, ben
q. Ttbr., 9ibecss 7 utr. IN 9ptIe RES 9ru Spf.
9 6reicr, gtr. 2Z3, aIics Guuiir., gu trihtinsR.
I'm ttsicui Abtnte MIRO bic eini&r.'te8sbHBr erbeber.
s.. q 6mtbt prpo ptGE;
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Genfres ans 2ealhinafntt.

@afbington, 16. Sebr. = Die
Gefamhti6ulben Der fppalen Stdaten
betruaen ATS Wtlipnen baron fpmmen
auf @ssp.gorf Ill Miaipuen auf Wary.
Lamb $8;656448.
Inter nbessn bsRGtiste feute Der q,
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Wemer @%dnNercin.

Ia mtbrsre B,rirner ~ssipnrsn limb, eiucu 0auoeys
Elm unter otm Eitsl p@attonatzgauoertir 1T grim,
ben $50 Gi5. pto NntteiD, 70 perSsn ale GieirRie.r n,
relde fd1 blerbet betbeiijsep pGlsn e'iudt, I'D,
9Otlle oes I 3. 8isiS, @rl. Gess,Rr., am Sanootr-
Wtaltte, eiuSuitnte7,
Z. pretf g, rrcp Trai.;
$50 4g) Gr. S6etb, - SER.
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m.,us "uun ~ 9nr,IEsrre5 r.nste r,r,
l.3'xt : " w. Sis @ttsm sincn bs9nnf even
wv .oS VIZ T osbakt Tntrr nraTen VIM "a,
M""' Sp . S'S Sis fIT uns nnsrr,ibtnrr
t 60 80 ~ rrtssiI,, 8, nj .rrsgh lhcint
So Sfr.rs t;sfrS nf,r Grheimni5
S@sLt$S, "osr r,sni,Gsns rim SPittei orfIn.
S w. ~ E1ssn SsS oteids Grfrloe TBert.
SSMi ~, ." ,SSrfiSsr 1EItSt ous eiremTbejf
eW s1t$t4tss Gntfs. umS SrFi Sbrilen
sI,v" ~ 49, n,i,S n"@ frinSr 9(nmsi.
Usnt4tsTsyr sHr Srr Nrrmrn6rno
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Gerntouio 80unereiu 0fr. 4.

Gen Ititplitbem aur giodli8t, eo5 Tpnta9, BIN
10. Se6r.. Abtues 8 llhr. int 9 re'nE . 9otale eine
Grirl . Sc trol = @eJiauntuun lotiinScr. Subsm
W'btae @ei1if'e sur GeratNun0 oorteest stfot6egt
IS be aupe tcubsjt etnta i;btn @ttt9licecs
IA2) ", Sauber Gsfr.
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Seueiis fir @an. @ojsan lit @oIfss
Tteater.

Die betiebte Srasbbin bes @plfstbea.
tiers, Mae. @tlbelmtne Moisan, sicbt 81
tbyem nd6fsn WittwO6, ben q. 3. Mts.,
i%tattineenpsn Sensis bas Bird. @fttfer,
ihe S6auipisl nMdrsuerite, ODER pas
Grpteben auf @uabalcupe." Die In
Der 0unl tes @utlifums 70 tpG fc9ence
Benei;iantia fam NIT Seiiimmtbeit auf
elm seOrdnat soGss 3aas re@nen, tas
mir ter Don saaasm Seraen wanl9sn,
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81 an nberffhcn

aGcn qe eeneer ktsre ,Sur Rod1itt B 8 i'd fctbet
cine 2tsfeuug BON trm IN s,uJ Ecuii9lanS bs,ann-
ten NIB teribnteu 9ebens-Gitrtr tss Dt.
rsItplS 2 m + { IN @ osIar cTta ten babe. pie
les getISute 1T aus lauter4 @etirJStlGutsTn 3siarts
NIX rg.icet Hnb 1T 6epi6 bss ye6e, rus smerdf ia ae'
gen Ila ~enteibGr, Druid aui bea Wialen 8IdNunasu
&c. aufupeiien bat, peoon ID ooS btNt !Seuan 3 BeI
ben tam, iReem 10 o~sretb,Hs p.riubte. bier hlrt I ~
pIs.n uno mid sea I gfH Semutr ~9eu6tbt5t lab,
mad 9e3tihlaub 81 eebtn. StreItcr Sdmre 'urirte
MID, ednjli6 " sto.i 9pnaieu. - Debba'b iommt
uQc. bic Sbt bF ariiae gettsu Fast unb p:riuht ete
ftaI6f lttits @iriTs. gu tatea IN ausu arDibtt,n
une Gre,eg,leben { It + Nlafe, 'ppie u b;nl Slupt'
btpct pen Abplp9 Nt arttrL
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