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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10


FREEDMEN aND THEIR CoNrRAc.Ts.-
The political asitations aud league orsan-
cations are beginning to work fearful his
chief i'll the rural districts, as might have
been, as was by all calm and sasacious
persons, anticipated. Mr.. William Allen,
Of Claremeat, had a very large crop Of
wheat, and just as it was ready for tho
sickle the freedmen employed By him, on a
very large portion of them, left the plaza
tation, and came to Richmond. Mr.. A.
Immediately represented the facts 10 Gen
eral Schoiield, who had one Of TIE freed
men arrested and brought before him.
The acknowledgment Of the freedman e.
tablishcd the fact that he had broken his
contract without cause, and had, with his
colleagues, lels Sir Aliens very large cTop
TO be entirely lost so far as they were con-
ccrncd The General had the whole Ct
them arrested and conveyed back under
guard to the plantation, where they were
required to go on with the harvest, the
guard remaining to see the work done
Disp0tcI
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

The cheapest, as well as the best; China
and Quccnsware, Glass and Stone ware can
be found at Piper, Drake & Piper's. They
invite a call.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

Mr.. Grosbeck, Of Texas, staying at Mr..
Arnall's, was slightly wounded on Monday
evening by the accidental discharge Of his
pistol
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

The philomathesian Literary Society
hasa adjourned over to meet again in Oeto-.
ber
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

The Registration at Waynesboro, up to
Monday night, f3ots up 208 wh;tcs--12o
colcscd.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

Hour has been selling for Sl5 per bar
rel in Staunton, and is in demand.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

THE MURDER OF The
press generally expresses the severest cen
sure Of the Mexican Government ESQ call
cd) for the murder of Macmillan The
New York Times calls the execution a
murder, and says it is hard to believe
that men capable Of such crime are. ca
pablo of selfgoyernment, or fit to be trus-
ed with authority" The World considers
the execution as lasting stain upon the
honor and humanity" Of the Mexican ma
ton.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

Charivari points out the curious fact
that the official French journals, in an
nouncing the visits OF crowned persons,
generally mention the sum which each is
expected to spend during his OF her stay
in Paris. Length Of purse ha, fairly sup.
planted length of pedigree in popular est
nation.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

DR.. J. j. Moorman, Of Salem, but now
sojourning at the WEite Sulphur Springs
in the capacity Of Resident Physician, has
recently been elected Professor Of Toxi-
cology and Medical Jurisprudence in
Washington Medical College in Baltimore.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
I'riumplls CT RaaicaIism.

Military Commissions aud their muir
dcred yictims-a corrupt judiciary, pack
ed jurios, perjurcd witnesses and suborn-
ers Of perjury in high places ofpower. A
press, licentious and subsidized on the zone
hand, and gagged and suppressed on the
other. A country, once governed by a
Constitution and laws, now given over to
the reckless and despotic will Of the mob
which happens.to be in power. A Union
declared byits founders to be perpetual, 4"
and for the preservation Of which millions
Of lives and treasure were given, delibe-
rately, by solemn legislative enactment, dis
solved fer partizan ends. 4 country, which
a wise and conciIiatory policy would long
since have restored to peace and prosperi-
ty, still, through the malignity Of party,
'srcnt with civil feuds." A constitution,
once the pride and hope Of mankind, torn
and tramplod contcmptuously under the
foot Of party. -Four millions, happy, well
fed and con!cnted laborors, elevated to lib
esty, suffrage and rauperism. A military
supremacy, which rivals and puts to shame
the "tottcgiilS ard effetc Despotislns' Of
the old world. a national debt, in com
parison with which, both as to its vast pro
portions and the rapidly Of its accumula-
ton, all other national debts sink into in
significance A grinding and unequal
taxation which the people cannot and will
not stand-and probable population, bank
ruptcy and national dishonor.
TIE ALBEMARLE MEETING- pub
lish the report Of the proceedings Of this
meeting, and the Chronicle S amusing com
ments upon it, under the head Of the
Through Line" We believe the gen
tlemen, who acted in that meeting, honest
ly intended to do good do the best for
their people, and We honor their motives,
but we believe they made a mistake -
The Southern people are not ready to join
any party. they have been too sorely
tried by all and want rest. Our motto is
opposition to all parties, until We get into
the Union. Then decide which is best,
and act accordingly. A .JaN aoAite regis
tratiou aad vote for good nsen-a strict
compliance Nth orders, Is all the ..l'lat-
form" qee need noao.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

81 yDss have anything to sell,
If yOit wish 10 bay anything.
Ii yoSs have lost anything
Fl yuti have fNssnG anything.
If ytsu have - house to rent.
III yen wasEt 80 rent "a kGysSe,
81 VEGA want boarding.
ii yGS7 have land TO sell,
n van J1i~sa 80 ksrsy land,
IF yoss wissi anything.
Tell 5000 people at once, and more cspeei
ally, if you want TO get rich, advertise in thu
'.VALLEy VsscINIAS."
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

The Chicago Republican counts on a
wheat crop this year Of 100000 Lu-
shells, Of which llll;ro;s WI produce one
tenth
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

PETROLEUM DRlyEssoFF Rvrs.-satu
rate any old rag Or old shoe with crude oil
if rag wrap it around a stick or stone and
press it in the hole. They leave.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10


Post Offices have been recently csta
blished at Indian Valley, Floyd county
Moorman's River, Albemarle; Republi
can Grove, Halifax Prillamans Franklin
Poplar Hill, Pulaski; and Clifton Forge
Allegheny.
Mollie A., infant daughter of John d
and Susan L. Hemp, aged | year, months
and day, was drowned on the goth ult.:
by falling into a spring on the farm Of
Mr.. John Baylor, near Baylor's Mill.
In the very heart Of a log which was
being sawed up at Augusta, the Other
day, a strip Of paper was found, on which
was written in pencil, "1775, j. 3.
Dunkirk, with Arnold"
4 southern farmer advises the use Of
the sunhowcr as green fodder for horses
and mules He says it will yield eight
tons Of fodder to the acre, and is eaten
with avidity.
Il is stated that the Rev NJ. D. Hoge,
of Richmond, has been called to the pas
torshipF Of the Presbyterian church at
Lexington.
In Petersburg, tor the quarter ending
June Both, there were 2,G75 barrels Of
flour inspected
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10


REcoNsTEUcTIoN--Thc New York
World says: The Southern people have
been hardly and unjustly dealt by il this
whole business Of reconstruction L was
no fault of theirs that the different depart
ments Of the Government fell to quarrel
ling over the conditions Of restoration.
When they had thrown down their arms
and submitted, they were entitled to know
what would be required of them Two
years and three months have elapsed, and
they are still kept in ignorance. they
have a right to demand that this uncer-
tainty, 50 disgraccful to tie Government,
shall be removed by a simple, perspicuous.
self Interpreting law, informing them with
out ambiguity OF the terms imposed, and
pledging the honor OF Congress to their
prompt re-admission when the prescribed
terms are complied with.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10

In Petersburg, ior the quarter ending
June Both, there were 2,G75 barrels Of
flour inspected.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
terms are complied with.
S@ =

I,EcoNsTEUcTioS.-W hatcver may be
the schemes for which our public men Ia
Dor, it ought not to be forgotten that the
true rccons' ructioa is has Of a ma &c J.
lngana cordial good " i b. tw en- the eoplc
Of the two sections. v hateyer indamcs
past differences and perpetuates bitter
memories and hostile feeling is opposed to
reconstruction and the genuine restora-
ton Of the Union. Our public men, there
fore, should be careful Of their spirit 10
less thea Of their words, for at the very
time that they may lie working with
honest intent for Il c recon truction Of tho
country t}ey may, ~ bitterness of
feeling aud Incorporate speech, contri-
butte to Che defeat Of q cherished policy.
Among Americans who have at heart he
interests Of cur common country, there
ought net to be any such irscconciiabie
differences as viii prevent cordial Co
operation in all that substantially rebounds
TO the national honor and welfare
Washington E'rcn;n9 Erprcss,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-10
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

SAVE TINE AND MONEY.
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1.le company beg leave to refer to Col.
Forbes Of Buckingham, p s. Coles, Eyq.,
Sam'l &. White, JAS. G. Childress, W. 4.
Turner, and !. number of gentlemen who
have recently been ever the road
Gese Parties who are made sick by rid
ING backwards will be afforded every aiti-
CATION Of which travelling admits, and
luxuriously treated on arriving in Wash
ineton.- Charlottesville CAeonicis.
Political Meeting CT the People OF Abe
Ia
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-30

DaGtlbt rpar In 9onbon Der Sal unb
cine non Der @e%riammlun0 ernannte@ou,
mittee miro Ter G5ntein etne Bittidrttt
flr Bsanortsuna Der 8%erurtbetlten iber>
rst@en.
g irmtnqba m, %. Nou.-Malz
lenperlammlan9 0ensn bas 6dn0en BET
Wandefter Jenter fauo beute iatt.' Sn
Golee berielben 9umutte.
- Die Stapt bat bnS Mnleben zines
telaeertsn plabes. Barrttapen gum
Shub eer Truppen Gnp In t'n Strabtn
errthnt. @ncouertc y ,trou'Qirt Die Straz
Sen unc 9nfanteris If an pnldiepenen
punc;en Rattonirt.
3met ODER bret Gaulen n Spe3talppli;t<
fen bolfen bic &ube aufre9t erbalten.
0eifli&e ftnb bel ben @efan9enen ein>
9cldlo6en unb bic &e9teruns 1T oHenbar
entl9lp0en feline @nape gu bertIi9en>
ionbern bic 5inrt9tun9 init allen ppmp
gu poll3ieben.
Mfa11 ntu Elm Grempel itatuiren unb 70
benz Genterunfu9 Elm @noe MAIDEN.
2pnbpm' %. Npp.-Die Spn ber
Ser ammlln9 %ernannte Committee BAT
bic Bitt19rift fir Be9nabi9un9 Der Sc
nier Der &Snt9in 1pr9ele9t unb biele bat
ft9 entidteoen 9epeisert> 1te gu sepabren.
~ @orbereitun9en weroen 9etrofen
bic 2etdeube tattun9 Der Tenier, tpel9e
ant Spnnta9 btn9ertdtet weroen 1puen>
NIT allem Yomp au be9eben.
- Som ben Ser. Staate1 1pllen @pr>
i9ldee fir ben Mnfauf bes 9uoipn<8ay
@ebietes ein9e9an9en ietn.
parts, rs. Menps. Die &aiier
BON &uBlanp unp Setrei@ baben III aQer
Gprm ibre Mbii@t funp9egeben, AT ocr
BON Napolepn sur Grleot9nn9 Der 9roben
Trase pprseidlasenen @pnferent Gbel gu
rebmen. Da0elbe baben beinabe ale
fletneren Mddte 9etban. Bas fir cine
politif YreuBen III bel er @a9e bepba9<
ten 1pirb. 1T nod nt@t pffcteu befannt.
Man 9laubt es wtrb &epraientanten
l1iden.
-@pn benz Yapfte metB man, oob ct
gum @orauS jeper 8eldlubnobme Der
@pnf erens entse9en 1T, pelde cine Ser
flrsuns Der Redte, bic er iebt beitbt etnz
l9lie6t BEL pnber8 ir9enb etnem plan, per
i'm ieiner weltltden Ma@t beraubt.
Qpnbpr, 26. Ga 1T
rpn 1etner &ranfbett 9eneie en- uno 9ebt NIT
Grlaubnib Der &e9terun9 naG ietner 9et<
mat.
paris, rs. NoY.-Dte &dumun9
Npm5 pur@ teGran;oien bat be9pnnen.
Mebrere Iranspprti9tfe nit Grappen
itno ppn @ipita @ec6ia na9 Toulpn abz
9efabren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-30
0a8 Sttmmrebt in Mlabama.

Die cpniituirenbe @pnpentipr III Mla<
ban1a bat eiinen Mrttfel Der @erfa}l1na
an9enomn1en, nel9er iber baS &c@t 3u
ftuamett 11t1b sepdblt 81 >rerben fpleenpe
Experimentation entbdlt: ,,r
l.. Seoe erpad1ene mdnnlt9e perl pn>
9ebpren III ben Ser. Staaten uno jenc
r1dnnli9e i'm MuSlanbe 9ebpre11 er,paG<
iene unp 1,aturalilirteperl pe!@e 6Moz
nate I'M @taate unp 3 i'm County Sc
tpobnt. H..
2. Mussel9lo6en pom &edt tbrcgfaz
men als @ttmmseber gu reeitriren, 81
@timmen unb Elm Mnt gu betletben itnb
fpl9enbe Yerlpnen!: Nue pelde pdbrenp
Der &ebeltpn Splbaten ODER treuen 8Mz
germ Der Union 9rauIanne @trafen aufz
erle9t ober ionft bic &eeeln ctstltfrter
&%rtesflbruns perlebt. @Qe pel9ej. .oeS
@isbrauda Der @mt69ewalt iberfibrt
flno pber tpe9en 9emeiner 8erbre6en
Strafe ~erlitter baben. 8%lSb5nnt9e.
9lQe tpel@e na9 Mrt. IA Der Con itution
uno 9emdB Der @pnerebafte pom 2. Mdr3
1867 entrt6tet ftnb> au69enpmmen iol@e>
tpelde ertpeislt9 pas @erf Der &eccnz
ftructtpn unterltiibt.
8. @or Der &e9ifrirun9 ieiner Sttm~
me bat jeoer III tei9w1ren 1. bab CT bic
Ser. @taaten Contribution u>1p bic @pnz
ftitutton bes Staotes beili9 balten mill.
2. bab ct bur@ feline Der 8efttrnmuneen
Der Contribution be8 Sttmmredt6 beraubt
it, 3. pab er nte CUR @ece1ion be6
StaateS Mlabama bebilRi9 ietn MIL. 4.
pab er bic bir9erli6e @lei6bett aller &az
cen anerfenrt urp ebren mill. 5. DaB
er feline fetnpielt9e5 anoluns 9e9en ir9enp
jemanpen be9eben mill neil perielbe Elm
l1nion6mann t.
GS 1detnt uns> bteie 8elttmmun9 iino
iebr fraus unb ccmpltcirt unb merbe bic
praris bic Nptbwenetsfeit tbrer @eretnz
fa9un9 berau6feQen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-30
Dempfratil1e ELECTORAL ttmmen

&epubltfant1 9e electoral timmen ISL
Selbit bel biel ct 8erednun9, tn welder
YennlplYanten> pbppbl es nod nidt 1000
oemofrattl9e Majorttdt auf3uweiien bate
benz emofraten ais ii9er su9ei9rteben it,
er9ibt ii6 fir bic Nepubltfaner cine flare
Majcritdt BON So Gleftorqlttmmen unp
rednet man ouserbem nod bic iloliden
Staaten btn;u> bic tpenn fte ii9 TT &C.
md6beit Res Necpnl tructionS9e lebe6 bis
sur nd6fenYrdicentenmob reoreaniiren>
unsmeifelbaft in ibrer 9rpBen Webr;abl
republifantl9 timmen treroen, 70 miro
fi6 BE pbtae reputlifanii9e Majortdt
vrn So nod u1 etnt9e 70 Stimnten perz
mebren unb bic &erubltfaner merben 1te<
gen. AUDI >penn iie no6 et1en pber Elm
poar nSrrli4e Staaten Derlieren lollten.
Spbolb jebp9 @eneral@ra alSGan<
bioat auf9etellt perren loIte, 70 garanttz
ren mir ben &epublifanern AUDI nod bic
Gtoaten Californian, Connecticut, Stem
Seriey unb pennlplpanien unb ben De-
mpfraten mirben bann MUIR Delaware>
&entudY, Marylunp uno piellei9t Stem
Yorf, I'M @an;en 81 Gleftoral itirnmen>
bleiben. @er bic 9ldn3enoe Nusi@ten
nennen >piu, ma9's tbun. @tr tSnnen
nt&t5 ber9let@en berausinoen. "
Srweit bic ST.. pr." @enn bic re-
publifanti9e partet Grant oufteQt, fam
AUDI Der Staat Stem gprf al6 ibm fiber
betra9tet tperben.
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Dr. Dartb nnb Go.

sDerben ldn In @ortbfelb, i'm Qibten 5aus, Sredas ao
Gpnnabepb. 6. unS 7. December
gDerbeu ien in 5artbault, i'm Barron Saus, Spnntao,
Nlontas uno 1tenitae. 8. 9. unb 10. Dec:
gDer6en len III Owatonna, i'm Barter 5auie, ytittpO@ uno
Dcnnerifaa II. unb II, Dec.
gDerb.n ien in Rc9eher, int @meriea Saule, 5reitae CONT
absno uno ecnntas. Is. "A; nnS 15' 1 &c., a.,,d \ ~, ers
5aufe MOntae une Dtentas IL. une II. Des G,,. MILL
gDerten ien in pretrn, 5ilmore eounts yttnn; Wttthpod
snS Donnerfaa, IS. uub 10. in, Bet 5ptl, rbtr tn S%ennjtnt9e1
weldes bic bequemfen 3inrter hat:-
WsrStn pteesr ien in ea erods, s9ts. i'm Snts :
gDerbcn fen In Sparta. britter 8eiud) I'M Warren 9aule,
Uf9ntas, %; Dse: bles : stnsn G xas. en-, c,v,.;t,r g,6,d, IN,
xanner 5anie, Dtentas. "a, Dee. blcs einen Tag, t..
gDerten fem In Gortaes Gitu qSts; (Stests1 Ss'u@) tint
QDirb {.n In ieiner Office, so. 112 9(afon StraBe, Utamau-
TT, gDts. spu unb mad ben, q. December.
@e1u9t
uirb elm partner fir 5ptel unb Sa1opn 0ef&aft tn et>
uem Stabt4 n an Der Mtnn. Ddue9 Gtfentabn NIT ser'
sheltacr Sage. Naberes tn ssr.GrpsstttS" :. Dlattes'
1mt.lp
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Tplebp> %. Nop. - Ser Donner>
ld1fer @e ton fam I'm 5 ubr 80 Minuz
ten TT Gp9ertpn, ., an. Son ia otno
ct beute Mbenb Is Wetlen &peiter tpe1tliG
nad @aterlop> Snbv tpp ct ben CONT
tag subrin9en miro. Dim Monta9e wtrc
er pieberum perlu6en, bunoert Metlen in
"a Stunoen gu 9eben< " se.-..@ :.
= Sn ben 6utttunasbdd.rn Re,
8romberaer Nqeemeinen @eie0enz
RrantenfoHe fabet man f~oleenbsn Gag
@er Rroftn< llnte:f1lbun9 nod Sc.
III An:prud nebmeu mill, mu6 fcldes
Dem 2aoenmeiferu son Besinu ber &ranf>
bett anseioen.
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@alpon au83uDerfaufen.

Gin fdpunsbaftes unb eutseeaenes @aluunseiadft tn 3ter
bities 8lattes.
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miuns(ota unb Bisconiin.
gon,ultatipns = 3eiten fir December
Or. BQrtb unb So.

81. 70 oueercrsentih erfclsrei9 traren In Der gebantluns
MN 0%ranfbetten i'm sanseu Nprbreten, ne LIBERAL font rrer,
BEN in ben in benz %9oleenSsn bsnannten g!lassa is'n:s :. no ie
e%onfulttrt 'uesssn II, tSnns s'a, g. 2s1. 7 ,s m'$t ,i isms,f %s tas , noh1
tbun. am traen Won Or. Bartb unb 60. a~nss;etstsn Gage sor>
,ujprehet.
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n s. sod,
M RCHANT TAILOR

ct. Deter, mtnne1pta.
tdlt fets porrdtbis Elm ,dSnesadorttnttn f'r'sa'r
berrentleiser nod ben, feinfen @&uitt unb bon
ben be'en 9trfen.
BeaeQte Nrbett wtr5 , untpt III nn6btaeu
pretfen unb unte. Dorantie SpQfputmener 3u-
frtepenfeQun9 ~9eliefert.
Dte seebrten 8uneeu birfeu Str1@.rs. {ein, NIT
eef&n1adpoQer uup eauerbafter Mrorit mad ber
neuefen 90 sbe tso;ent III inert en BON
Die bette Nuswatl auer sortrn ssn 1u4en, Betntlet
Der. unb Deienfpfen tets on 6cub.
357 g VoA
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,,6bQfDpec bQu}e,"

unmelt pep minn .=GeutralzB abn Dapp,,
:Nuusappli8, minn.
SIT d.. y artmaun, &tgen:hIrnsr.
SVslre wsr'bsu @das fneeu BET mir ftsts III
beir Y;oi,uung uno I,ifb uno eogis III rnstTrn
snobistuacriht .ten Saufc. Me'ue BAL en'tab
tiers ote + efsn tSetrdnfe.
NsS au59eseibuss 9taauna III mH esn
Gau{s perbunben-
Wi1. hartmann \.
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Staats- national- pank
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Minneapplt8.

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MinneapDlt8.
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Be@1h auf @t&t gum Bertaut fir Summen
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mari. poIeu.
5. Dss8lei@en @'
pahaeebtQets fit @eseli&tfe unb DAM
pier Don 5apre, 6ambur8 uub Bre'
men mad Neu yort.
T.. }. fatnoenball, ~. 3alspin,
prafeent. Raifrer.
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Stats $parkaQtu @t(t4(@af
au Minneapolts, Minn.
aGapit l. $25. 900.
rs. MeueenbaQ, Yrd1bent.
a. ). Gal>mtn, @&abutetRtr.
s. u. @urpbs, @etrttar.
~ Office TN Stetnetbdupe ~
&de BET 1fen unb 8radenRrabe, Mtnneapslts.
-.DespRteu tn euumeu spn 81 90 - IS 600 uersea ~.
frsenb etnem Depsator NIT Gtuwtntsuus. Der sttxatlx.
euben Beanten aneenputnaen.
Trustees:
a&tb. s. &. Deaes, @tnneapelts; a&tb. 9. g. Ban
~bertursb. Dtfrttt Mt&t er Mtnnefpta; q. 5. Mer.
benbaa. Bantter, Nltnn. q. price, iun., 2umber.
Mtnn. ; s. S. 9epts, Raufmaun, Datertpuu &
y. aaarpbs, State Rsttonal gant. mtnnespslts;
q. feQep, @rpeertes. Wtun. Sptn Ortb, Brauer.
St. Nutbrna; anton Grethen, County Nubttsr.
gttnn. ; U. .. 3emiup, probate @t&ter. st. &us
ttens; ". -. Ttper, Abnptat. Boren Ht.s.
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@apttpI &auS,

GapttDI @amS,
Deutl9e6 @afz unp Bparptng : 6aue,
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uon SulfuS @epl.
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