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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04
From the Evening Chronicle
Who Killed the Democratic Party2

Who Hill "a, ,r-,cr.ti,. ,.rt,s
o." said Seymour the quiet ''with my New York riot
a. said Francis 2. Blair 'with my threat Of war
We killed the Democratic party"
Who saw it die?
81, said PomeToy Brick, 81 its last kick
saw it die
Who caught its Jlood7
81 - said Auguste Belmont "with a big golden font
/ caught its blood.
Who closed It's eycsl -
"we," said Peudleton and wash. Mac, with pretty
greeuback
We closed its eyes"
wen said EhG S5s.s a,5 and i sgdy 9g m So handy
We laid it out"
Who will preach its IuuoraI3 ..
Il, said the World, from the platform unpearled,
will preach its funeral"
Who will sing the diree2
a., sad Bully Ben. Hin, TO t!e tune Of Whppeoc-Wh,
will sing the drge'
Who will dig its grave?
II said HamI ton the Wade, with shovel and spade
viii dig its grave.
who will toll the beH7
Il, said Vaandigham not caring tn ten cent piece
81 viii toll the bell
-sS-e-s+-
"The Louisiana Tigers" were a famous regiment
in the Rebel army, from the first Bull Run until
nearly annihilated in a desperate charge on the
Union lines at Gettysburg. In a work by mem
Der Of that organization, who was wounded and
captured IN that charge, the indictments to Lees
wild advance into Pennsylvania thus set forth
"Our officers had been assured that tho Northern
party opposed 20 the war would rally such force
against the draft in New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore rs to cause serious diversion in our fa-
vor, and crown with success our glorious cause.
at was currently reported and fully believed
through all the army of Gen. Lee that Mr.. Vallar-
digham and other leading Democrats of Ohio New
York and Pennsylvania had arranged plan by
which risings and riotous meetings should be inau-
gurated the 4th Of July in all the great North
ern cities. The scheme failed except in New York,
and there it came SO late 10 be of avail in our
behalf at the Gettysburg battle"
Men who love your country, after reading the
above vote for Seymour if you can.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AWARDED FOR THE
Loss OF \ HUsBAND.-A case of considerable in
terest which was continued from the last term of
the Circuit Court concluded yesterday before
Judge Rombaeur. The plaintiff Henrietta
Meyer, and she sought TO recover damages for the
loss of her husband, who, while in the employ Of
the Pacific Railroad, was killed by being run over
by an engine, the Fourteenth street depot The
jury found for the plaintiff assessing the damages
at 50, ,0OO.-St. Louis Republican, 2Oth
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

TnE Germans have originated schools Tor very
Young children. called kinfergarte1. The manage
raent and tho teaching IN the genuine EHaergaTteH
are excellent in every way and IN the large towns
Of the Northern States they are fast multiplying
and winning public co1fdence. We would suggest
70 ladies who wish more satisfactory and better
paving field of teaching than they now have, % IT
tbeuseivcs thoroughly for conducting kindergarten.
There is now Ia operation what has not heretofore
cr.stad ia our country a training school for such
teachers st Boston, carried by two German ladies
Madame Kriege and her daughter Miss Kriege.-
Their address ia st l27 Charles street. Boston Par
ticulsrs may be had BY writing - them We sup
fl0zn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

A Washington dispatch says Chief Justice Chase
denOunces as a forgery the published letter ad-
dressed to Alexander Long, in which, under date of
October l7th he is represented as saying SHOULD
my friends urge my acceptance, in the event Of
Seymours withdrawal, ! would stand rs a csndi-
date for the Presidency in his stead He expresses
surprise that any should SO mis- represent him.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04
Gen. Forrest Spelling for a Fight.

Gen Forrest, in u letter to 4. H. Shacbelford, Of
New Haven Connecticut which appeared in the
Memphis papers, den0uuces Con. Judson kilpat-
rick in unmeasurcd terms, and refers him 10 Gen
Basil Duke Of Louisville, who will receive any
communication he (Kilpatrici) may deem proper
This lad Hrcfers to remarks made by Gen. Kilpat-
ri-b
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

ECoNoMY.-Economy is a good thing, and
should be practiccd by all, but it should
show itself in denying oursclves-not IN
expressing others. We see persons spend
ing dollar after dollar foOlishly one hour,
and the next trying TO save penny-p piece
OFF wood sawyer, coal-heavcr or market
woman Such things arc disgraceiuI, il not
dishonest
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

In looking over the official vote in PhiIa-
dclphia We find suggestive fact In poll
Of l2l, 323 votes Judge Hare, the Ropubli-
can nominee, was chosen fly majority Of
25 He is the only Republican elected in
the announced city vote, although Judge
Thayer was only beaten by l25 votes,
while the Mayor was defeated by ,S38,
Judge Harcs triumph shows two or three
points /, Tha. one vote may change the
whole complexion of canvass. ?. That if
lirst-class men aro nominated they will
always poll q large outside vote, ,. That
hard word will always tell in any canvass.
IT appears that Mr. Laird, the builder Of the Ala
bama was q guest at the Liverpool banquet to Hon.
Reverdy Johnson, and that they exchanged friend
" greetings The London Ncl7s, speaking Of the
matter says Mr.. Johnson's charity towards
Laird, who build the Alabama, applies equally to
Semmcs, who sailed her. This is unpleasant TO
loyal American ears and has made some of our Co
temporaries quite indignant. The Chicago Tribune
asks the President TO recall Mr.. johnson, and ap-
point some one in his place who has a decent re-
spect for his own country aud adds; Failing in
this We shall urge Gen. Grant TO signaliza his ad-
ministratioR by appointing new Minister TO the
Court of St. james as the very first act Of his ex-
ecutiVc career
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

rs,ov P.cfgfc RAILEoAp.-The Union Pacific
Rslroad is nov c5mpletsi $50 miles west from
Omaha. which briogs i % within 30 miles Of Salt
Lake. Tie road graded i0r this distance and
he iron fr the track is al on the way Il ia con-
Gdently expected that tho -1ad viii be finished 70
Salt Lake this ycar.
The trial Of Ward and Miller in Boston, for em-
bezzling government funds 70 the amount Of sl02-
O0o resulted in 4 verdict of guilty.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

GEv. GuAs7 has said le; us have peace. lie.
4r show our appreciation Of the noble continent by
going - tho polls mex! Tuesday and depositng our
ballots accordingly.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

Book ASD JOB PmsTUG Of every dcscrip-
tiondonc q. the WHO oiacc, on short notice
and rcagcpahie terms.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04
OHAEOERY SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
To the Trade OF East Tennessee:

TNHE RlJCkFOkD NAN T. + All u RIM
Il COMPANY having resumed operations, on al or
dsrs for their celebrated COTTON TAbSs pat up u paek
ages Of ten bunches each ali No. ~ ths hy buHeh
bale with the usaal sss9rtmeut from % ~ Addfsas at
or1srf to Y. ~ WILLfAMs, AgrsT,
orf 7ff BnoHYtlc, Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

The person scudas IL have their choice Of te follow
arttcH their Commissions - grd. on otots Harris
cloth Pants Pattern splendid Bowie Knife Lancaster Quilt
silver sroou Holder Pair Ladis extra quality
Cioh Roots Print Dress Patern, MOrsed Breakfast shawl
Whlte Ta4e setof steb knives add Fors
of silver plated Forks, Embossed Table spread, Egan
Entvc Plated Gold Lined Goblet violin and Bow
Fancy Dress Pattern Elegant, Beaded sk AArasoi 100 Pie
Morocco Photograph Album, Eegsnt ivory hahiei
spang Tel mk Fan One dozen large size lnen Towels apo
BainIsral Skir Iad sforoeco shopping Bag Hcneycomb
Quilt, Ladies solid Gold caiiornia Diamond Slng tents
plain or Engrgved Gold Ring nc eares neI ladies solid
Black Walnut Writing Desk, ladies Fancy Black Naluat
Box cottage Clock Ono Dozen Ladies Linen Hand
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04
MANUFACTURES.


II. s. CHAMBERLAIN, JOSEPH RICHARDS.
President. General Manager.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

NASBY.
Mr.. EaSby Gives his Views OH the Sub
leet Of the Coming ElectiOns---IIIS
Hopes and Fears.

Posi- OFFIs, CoNFEDRIr Y ROADS,
tWich is in the State Nv Keniucky,l
Orfohor 18th 1SGg
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

General james Shields has iatoly been lectu ring
rr she wes. giving some interesting, "reminiscences
~ the crest men shove named We make a few
rytrsgts.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04
For a CIub Of sixtv. and Sc. 100,

enc Of the foI1vng articles % gri' stg Harris cloth
and Nest Pattern, Pair HCneycomb Quilts cylinder
Watch Double Barrel Rifle Pistol, Fancy Csshnere bress
Pattern Thbct shawl, Three yards doube-widh Wster-
praa Four yards wool Frockng set - Lace Cur
atn Laa iouh wool shawl, silver plated card Basket
splendid engraved silver PLAYED Ice Pitcher engraved silver
Teapot picture Turkey Morocco Photograph AZ
bum Lancaster Quilt Apaosa Dress Pattern, ougfavsd si
plated sixboed Revolving Castor Pair Gqnts cali
Boots splendid Banora skirt set Of Ivory handled hnifs
with silver plated FORKS, Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm
Clock pair OF AFoo BLANKETS splendid Beaded and Lined
silk paraaol Ladies' splendid Morocco Travelling baE pair
of Ahambr Quits thirty yards Priat or Msrssss 0uit
FOT Club of One Hundred, and $1,000.
60 I, Slsfny Fancy Cashnasrc goatt fants and Vest
patern quality Engraved silver plated siz bottled
Revolving Castor with cut glass bottles pair splendid Rose
Blanktts splendid engraved silver plated fea set lVee
pieces bowl teapot and creamery silver pIated tae
basket Fancy Plaid Wocl long shawl, twvay i've yeris
Hemp Carstng splendid Ycin aud Bow, English Barags
shawl spnd Alpaca DRESS pattern, silver hunting ased
Watch sphndd Family Bibl with elegant steel engraliug,
Family Record and Photograph page Pupliu Dress pattern
engraved silver plated lee Pitcher splandd Besser Cloak
pattern, Sha1 Revolver, splendid Accordcon, Music Buzt
pair pamu-k fabr Covers with dozen Dlauer
Ntrktn4 @ match.
CountssIoNs FoR LAEaEH CLUus ~ PHoroHrIos-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04
Ghr Snuxrille aHhio
- IT u 7H'9I"IIIt tTtNWIl
Hrr-wrrErr

gAh 1ENEl t,Tl,i f"yaoi' Invariably iE aayae, s 90
TTBEE MONTHS, ua
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TERMs no AGENTS.
Cor 4 Clnb Of Thirty, and e9.OO.

CerGa.atrs giving comPcte description of articles
sold or one Dollar VII be sold Al the rate OF TEN Oh
Earh
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
LIABILITIES.

FtETll.-- Liabilities 30 Bauke, Or
others, Iue or uot due, .2 ..........
SIXTH losses adj ul4.cii anil due, oil. ......
ENfN TIL. Lusscs either aliuztod or --......,.
EIGHrB-- Adjusted aud not due. ID. ~ .GnU.Gz
NINTH Losses In auspcnse, await
ing further proof ......- ...........
TEhrli.- Au other claims against
the Company ........... ......s...-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

GpUSrY HkurFD-D
Jus fs sas personally appeared GSoHgE L. CaaaE Pre-
rut and GE1agE 81 C0fr Secretary II she Hartford Fro
Insurance Company aad saveray made oath that The above
by sn subscbed n tTue according thsir
kuowlodge and belief.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04
For Olub of One Hundred. nd 30. DO.
TAKE PARTIOULAR NOTIOB.

Agents will phrase take notice Of tha Do not send nan
bat Humbgr your clubs from one upwartm- Mako your
tors short aud plain possible.
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psoiusuneIn Sisftr BtitunS.

Ss Vsrrct srNb,int jsosn Sisnfas fir Gin 9bar uns
Hhhts ssnn Sts satrs, in @orausbss bfuns. a,tnn
passr ss,abn miro p.rstn - ansu Refine eubkribsntn
ot,ssn fur n.n tir,,n srtraum ais gonafsn onssncmmsn
une Rtn,ans fam Die ss aufpsbsn ObH pOrbr aas Wd
a6nss bs,abit ~ babsn.
ss-sstanm ma6unssn n wsretn an ben ssrs6nl1sn
Frdfsn sinssridf.
q. .. Rboats, xst.
office am nerb,sa8sn eds Der Samiltcn uns xdttn en
3tniaun, Tsnn'a.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-14
Mlpine 0itterS!
DeesmStr "a. 1867

Disfss bstanntt uso lsbr bslietts Bittus pirb
ppn 0ur5sIn uuo Srdutsr. wsIds In btn @sbir.
ssn Der SGwt, sdummelt tpsrpsn. tersitst bic
istbsn Rno an uno fdr flo fGabtos. bsRBen inpsf.
fen nunbsrpoue @sfunbbsit ldrfsnos gtaenGnaf'
tea, wsidbs tauptid&liG In alien 8dlIfn Son Die.
sspHa. NpprtitloFsfslt. Scobrsnnen Wassn.
t@pdGt. S&winbsl. NrpoRtdt. 6olit, tyasriIHs
unb typo6onbrilGt 8sl&wsrbtn, fcnie In allsn
.Gdlen BON weibli&sr Dstillitdt, prfIam fnb.
Gunr III bas Alpins. YIttsrs elm ausgs,siHne.
tss Rittsl stssn Raltss Stsbsr, GtoIsra. @bOls.
gtns. &c.
Die DcRs In bit5tn senanntsn 8dilsn III elm
Gei5fa po1 breimal per bsm e0sn. aud mftre.
rsmalt ben Gag lbsr staommsn. js naAosm ss
bie 6sftIsftit pbu Dausr bes uebsls ssfcrbtrt.
Disiss BIttirs II fdr Damsn ceer iolde psrfos
uen. wtlGt f,insn Btin petr eiautrs littfn, tpctl
40 empfttlsn.
Die fortssitsts wa&isnss Ra6frass fdr blsiss
ausemein populdre suropdtl&e Blittst tat bic In.
tuseGnstsn bswUstn. lsenttn In adsn Ststtsn
Der linton Iu ernsnntn, wslGe Bsftaunasn prompt
auefftrfn rerbsn.
4prnemanu nnS So,
aasnlst assnien unb Smportturs
far bic 8trsntatsu Staatsn uub CANADA
8 Gstar ct Nep.gor
Assntsn fdr psnn. Sotuaon. 6OlIowaY
unb Goposn. ptilabsfptIu.
Sanuar %. na-iS
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25,OOO 0eideute i'm sSertb bon s25, 900

'amfen,
nfe I'm s8srtb bon 5000!
u 81 ba5 Stiid-8eine gldnts
pertbeift rpsreen foaen.
Dotn.
uno anbert Nessn.
adtr eanb, s4,50O 90
Wotn.
b aneere aubsnas.
= Got BON 20 Gub
Gub Siefe. $500 90
Wptn.
I'll, init siner Got
rpnt unb 2i0 ue
1000 90
adftinsrnes 0otn.
!, NIT elmer Got pon
bel 210 5ub sisfs, 10000
80 Gub 6ront bel
275 90
80 Gu6 6rcnt bet
275 90
80 Su6 5rurt t.i
275 90
81 Sub Stont bet
275 90
80 Gub 5ront bel
275 90
80 5ub Srunt bel
275 90
80 gub 5rOat tsi
, 275 90
80 5ub grOnt tei
~ $50 90
80 Gu6 5ront bsi
$50 90
80 Huh Frcnf lei
80 6ue 5ront bel
$50 90
80 8uB 5tunt bel
$50 90
% Gub 5ront bs
$50 90
80 5ub 8rOnt tsi
$50 90
80 8ub 5rUnt bel
$50 90
80 8ub 5ront bel
$50 90
30 Sub Grort tsi
$50 90
80 Sue 5r0nt BEL
$50 0
80 8ub Gront bsi
ESQ 90
80 Gub Gront BEL
$50 o
80 gue gront bel
$50 90
80 8ue Sront tsi
$50 90
20 Gub Brent si
ESQ 90
20 Sue gtont BET
$50 90
% 8us SrUnt b.i
.'.' $50 90
,nannis @issnitum lisst In esm
tlls. es6a Gauntp. uub ID ! b.
q.
9 @suro. 80 So
6u6 Iufs, 250 90
: @sunb. 80 5us
8pe 5isfs. $50 90
+ @runp. 80 Gue
8ub 5isfs. 25 90
q @runb. 32 8ue
8ub 5isfs. .5 $50 90
{ @runb. 80. Su6
Sue ahie, $50 90
. @runb. 80 Su6
Gub Sisfs, $50 90
9 @runb. 80 Gu6
GuB Sisfs, $50 0
n hnb bon ben lffnasn 8au.
SGntdsptlls. esGa Gaun.p.
fet 3iebt einsn Yreis +!
Stcttler uno 5bnsds.
4 8srtauf fap Ia Drudsrtl
en- irottfn.
,,dr = 1850 az
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getteree @egcacmbcit !
Serrli0e 8Q11erei /
Ourb ptiuat l0anoel su uertauffn.
Eer unter3eidnsts panfbt feline
NprtrefTltc,e @oiterei.

Eer unter3eid,nete punfdt feline
NurtrefTlicbe 8auerei.
seltstn In NUro' g4nsitbau taunlhtp. atGa 60,
burd Yr,oot Sanpel 81 prrfaufsn. Dtsidbs 1T BE-
ardn,t burd e1eor ppn gBiliam Ssrn, ejeoree
8ster, VeEiamin Srenis uhb anrerer; rnieal'
.sup so 9d,r mstr obtr rsng'r, sppi bsiitn
Sduiantt tn btr Gsgcno. uEtrr guttn lin, met
fentbftls ntutn i5erln, ufb Dn5 t5anSe II Ia ti'
rem cutt sTiidtn Sausul!anse. 31ts 8Gtsser'
nHesn baravf iinD: ........s.
1<AzzsA u'ia slrclifofi9tes pecf ifeinslnes
issssM Us D buD a uc,
Esssssss 10 aut alt ngi init elmer reutr s i'm.
5shhs, s,ne auts Sbsur. Qaacseni6opcsa. gu,
ter ShWsinsiiau. nno fur, uus n5,b' :: hutsns
asbSubs. ua6 bfft ilt eth autrr .'.fsbl'nrfr
8runntn NIT Yuwps BARN ip,lben 5lus uno
Safuer, moran Elm $rnd Btunr eus Rtitr efrlto
tft ifi--eln6folls u s'ne suie Spr'hgr anf Gem
qanbt unO cine que iisrne bet D M A'Cb ,tdus
70 ps ain susr arrf,lbaumsertcn uno auetlsi
anttres espiiniGtes Stt
@teniots n auf psm @iasntbum elm bcrrlGu
8a,fiieinbru6 r6fTast uno spti gut, 1ll'Gffn err
tiGtet. aue esm 8altbIfrnen fat baieitit elm
aans autes @ddoft emaGi nc ben tnpsm Die
Sulfittine rd auItUr n une bahtr 70 1fl Eif
perfIuft wsrtsn ole mon bremen flnn
Cttlf Bouerei III auh iebt prr,br lbaft ,u eem
Wanfte gdesen-nur II Dticu pDu Or esGa
8lJfp 8urnocs Oitiler Don ycdiRplaaa urp
81 Dietlsn Don @aiaiauaul.
Disbr iiter ritlss tbum ,u ialtn tdIt man
fir ibe' fIdB,g iEtem sE roo 6duTlunige ali In
AussHl6sin rfbm,n, tbe ie fotf N; Zap sS dbsr
sinss Ter onssuthd fen Wpb plebs unO ttlsn
8auertfn I'm @ourip VI. bisc blsiti fe'tesielli.
Der Yesi6 unp ots 8!rinaunasn iino retbt unr
MFR bas Gisenibum 80 bsirtsn uinltt Der msIpe
lif srtrtbsr bfi BEN unisrSgbustsn &issntbiimtt
In Maertaun, rpsr bet Srn. George &nr6h
Der auf ssm YlaBe pobnt
Benjamin S. Saeenbub.
SetDter 8, 1867. natp
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ssebIer ber Susenb.

Gin Ssrr Der felt Satrsn an nsrpSjtr Debtlt'
tat, frat,sitisea 8srfaat lit, unb aa ben efft'
ten iussntlIntr unbstaGfamtstt, rile far bic
lsibenbt WsnfHtat, alIen bic 60 motifs tabsn,
elm stt;,pt nnb anmtIfuns Sislis sInfaGsn Ntt
tsls 3uIsnesn. bur& pel&ts u eurirt wurbs.--
eeipsnre bic bur& Die Grfatruns bee Sstaant.
ma&srs ~ prOfltIrsn wanl&sn. f5nnsn lore aertAs
ri&ten ap JoenB. 2 gosn.
40. i3 Sbambtr st., q. gcrt.
5ts. 27. 1867. Hsi ,
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MiQer, SNreiber ii. SOS.
Heues &leiter Separtement,


SIuf Dem Drittcn Stof. .,ndditc SbIre5u Der crIen
National Sdnt, Nllentdun va
sleiOu pnoen auf 8fNslluns psrfs tIst unb
nad ben meil faibiorateli.sn Stplss = aa Bs.
lfnitten furG Us m. 5. " tller, Saufmarns'
Shneefr
-as~~ s~E6tr-StVs e ~6 '"usvv, Orr trrFtf's StVtf
Sud BON allsn 8tnsnanssn, bic b,lls SualitGt
Arbet. an ben nitbritsn Yrsiern Zen ttfcu
NuefGnsiper, b'e msiit fisnfpillissn SaltemGn I.
.nsr. psrpen In pielsm Gtabliiemsnt seiunbsn -
Bon btslem Dspartsmsnt tpirp allss In ben lsbtsn
Stplss srbaitsn unp eS tOftt Mat rsbr, als
wsnn bu .ihloustiss unb i6lfGt ilttrtrs Sle
Der faufsn wiirpslt.--Y obirt ss tinmal. .-Bir
flbIen uns immsr sidl6. G,sunpt uno 6 .npru
3u smpfdnsfn-unD ssrfasf,n bsnIhtru 70 pObI'
fell alO Die wOttistlasn,
MILLER, Sbreiber uno 60.
N,uemb,r 26. ratp
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Sefentlt6e 8enbu.
Auf Sam(fags ben 25ifen Sanuar,If86S

anf Samitass ben 25iten Sanuar,I ,It86s
ioasn am Sauls beS llntsr5si6neen, In 3aI6.
in9ton Sannibip. 2e6a Gauntp. foIsencs arttel
auf tTsntli6r gsnbu psrfauft peroeu, ndm.
lid. .s ID. M -es W..
-3psicrtlpfsrbe @dsen. elm 5pslsdnls Dastn,
sin Gprinaswa9en, 8agcnbpbbDs, elm Soolj-
Ibliiisn, Seuleitern nno Sbtme eine gfsrbe.
seipalt unp galdine, Bel6tOrniddIsr, a8inb.
mible, Girobbant, Gin Sutteridnsiber, cine
Saebria. cine Got 9stteu, gRhge unb Gassn,
,tps Srudtrsfe, 4ferotssi6irr bon aasn arisn,
elm areuSldSs elm SoolSofen, ein 8obIsncfsn
bslbt mlt 8obr clue 9of Red,sn unb @abtln, cine
Got Settenffrdngtun unb S6ipptn, cine 9Husswast
siai6eles, unp icnif nod bisls Nrtitd ju
peitduitia gu mtlben
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