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PROSPECTS OP THE DYNFRAEc-TsED
N TENNESAEE

As1rA1AH
The telegrsphic synopsis OF Governor
BROwNLOw's message, published in the
APPEAL Of yesterday, informed the prb-
lie that while IS "Senior Editor he
was unwilling to concede the rights CT
the people OF Tennessee, yet, as Cover
nor, be vas prepared to intrust to re-
pentant rebels, such, as went un1il-
uDgly into the rebellion, who have ae-
cspted the issue Of the war 10 good faith,
who have strictly observed the conditions
Of their parole, who have shown 10 dis
position 10 obstTuet the State Govern
ment il its legitimate operations, nsr 70
deprive the eoiored race OF the rights
which have been guaranteed to them by
National and State laws-these, the
Governor thinks, may with prudence,
snd even wisely, Be now intTusted with
the right Of suffrage bat he leaves it to
the Legislature tC provide and prescribe
the means by which the tlcklish expert
ment Is to be accomplished"
The McNIinnvilie Enterprise, the Edi-
tor Of which journal isa sersto official,
inclines to the belief that steps VIII be
taken to modify the franchise law in Sc
cordance with this suggestion, and that
the third Of the following propositions
will eventually be adopted by the Lsgis-
latUrs:
rust. To call g Convention to consider TIE
prophecy OF repeating The act and throwing the
dooT vide open.
Second, To repeal the franchise law in the usual
constitutional msDner, ~ submitting toe cues
ton OF amending the Constitution TO tbs pso-
pie 70 be voted upon st two general elections,
requiring some three years 10 ~secoznplish the
object.
zaird. To call a Convention with the vieR q
empON ering the General Assembly 20 relieve
, rsons -disfrsnchiseI IN the same way that
Congress does, b. a two-third vote.
As f0rtifying the last proposition, We
6nd IL the Banner a petition new re
ceiviug the signatures Of Nashville ne
groes, calling for 8 State Convention st
Nashville On the s.h OF December, far
the purpose Of re-enfranchisipg that por-
ton OF u citizens now deprived Of the
right Of suffrage, upon the basis OF the
permanent equality Of legal rights and
privileges, WITHOUT regard to race, color
or lineage.
As TO the disposition OF the Legislature
in the premises, the Banner says:
In or conversation with naenber as to The
temper In which the Legislature has ASSEM-
bled, and As TO what will most likely be It's &C.
tion on the question OF frsncnsse extension, we
Rave encountered no little re-erYc. They are
al jabil.nt, in a good Dstured sort Of wa, at
the kepubGcan Triumph ia TIE late general
eIefoe, but the chsnge OF the negro vote in
and West Tennessee has frightened
them more than they are wiling 10 confess;
and DOT ons Is hola enough, for the present ct
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Mr. 8. HELMAN, the gentleman to
whom the shipment Of arms vas made
Of which we gave so account in cur les.
issue, called upon Us yesterday, IL com
pany with Mr.. a. L. FRANKLASD ano
explained that the rifles were not in
tended for partisan USE, and were shippei
here only on speculation by 3 New Yorf
firm. Mr.. HELMAE, who is an old cid
zen, aware of the prsjudicas Of cur public
against sl in shy way connected viii
shipments OF this character, refused T.
rec them from the Western UoioL
Dissa,ch Company, and they were coz.
ssqusl-y taken 10 the warehouse 0.
CONFER & RICHARDSON, where they
await the orders OF their owners anC
shippers. These are the facts, vouchec
FOR as correct by MI. FARMLAND and
Mr.. Holman.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 11.-This
evenings Times has an article giving IS
rumors and reports current more details
OF the Cuban expedition spoken of In
Yesterdays World. Il says an organi-
zstion in this city, aud in the country,
has been ia correspondence with the Gu
ban insurrectiOnary leaders for some
time, The real headquarters of the
movement are in this city, aud the leader
not, as stated, Gen. Henningssn. It
savs the statement that 5000 men will
leave this city in fifteen dsys viii prob
ABLY turn out to be true, ard that a num-
Der OF parties engaged 10 this movement
have already lef. This city with passports
for Caha; that on Tuesday evening two
meetings were held il this city by those
engaged.
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nate In a great nation at the expense Of
the vested political power Of the people.
Our voice, We know, Is impotent to ar
rest the consumnation Of this villsiny,
but we viii nevertheless raise it to VAIN
the people low in the ascendant that in
conserving to It, they will not only seal
the fate OF State-Iights, bat determine
that Of the Republic in e powerful na-
tionality without State lines or that di-
versity OF internal economy that has
accomplished SO much tor ouE material
advancement.
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WEATHER AED RIVERS,

ST. LOUIS, November 11.-River rising
rapidly. Upper streams booming,
LOUISVILLE, November 1I.-RFver fall
ing with ~stx,feet IN the canal. Weather
clear and cold.
CAIRO, November 1I.-Down-Emms
Floyd, s pm. MsFbls City, 8 am.
Dors, 8 pm. Belle Lee, 7 pm.
Up-Belle Memphis, s am; Kellogg,
Sam.
River rose fcur inches.
CINCINNATI, November 11.-FOurseen
feet Rte in the channel.
Arrived-Clifton and Minnie.
Depsrted-Mhb.ey , Alaska and Min
nicola.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, November 1.-THE political
news to-day is unimpCrtant. Advices
have been received here announcing that
Imsm of Musca5 has been cethroned
without a struggle. The Chief ot the
Wshsbees succeeds 10 sovereignty.
The QEeen'= proclamation dissolviUg
Parliament was promulgated to-day.
The writs for Electors for elections have
been issued. They appoint theg0th day
OF December for the meeting Of the new
Parliament.
VIENNA, November 1.-THE Vienna
Frees says that negotiations are now
pending for the purpose of smsDGing the
treaty Of Paris SO as to make the cove
reignty Of the Sublime Porte over the
CRnUbian principslities less iilustrious.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 1.-THE weather
is very fine Tor crops and gathering
corn. The yield is very large and cotton
is turning out somewhat better than was
anticipated.
The Legislature is doing nothing o!
genefalinpcrtsnce. Commissioner have
been appointed by both Houses to travel
over the State to investigate the alleged
Ku-Klux Outrages.
The vote OF the State IL still uncertain.
Forty-six counties give Grant IS SZ8, and
Seymour 1854 Eighteen counties TO
hear from YET. The Republicans eisin
the State By % 600.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, G. W, November 1.-THE
last meeting OF the Privy Council, under
Lord Monck'ss administration, viii be held
at Qge3ec On Friday. All the members
LEFT here today to be present.
Judge Richards has been appointed
Chief Justice of the Court of Queens
Bench Of Ontario, and Mr.. Justice
Hsgerty Chief Justice Of the Court Of
Common Pleas.
TORONTO, November ia deputs-
tion from the Legislature of Ontario has
been appointed to present 81 address to
His Excel!ency Lord Moncke on his de-
psrture for England. He left for Q1ebec
this month,
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MARRIED..

MoRToN-CoNWAY.-At the residence OF
jean C%annovan, Esq. on he evening Of the
18th inst., by Rev. Father Lynch, Capt. J. P.
Morton, Of Ccahona e5urty, Miss, and Miss
Ellie P. conway. Of Memphis.
We congrataiate tie giant Captain and his
fair young bride, and toin their host Of nienda
IN wishing for them ali the happiness a benign
and smiling Prosiaencecan bring them.
FLYNS-E0sSER.-On the evening Of the
Hth Inst, at the residence CT the brides lasher
by the Rev. T D. witAerspooD, Mr.. John T
Flynn and Miss Elizabeth Fl. Rcsser, al Of this
ely.
Charleston IS. o. papers phase coy.
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, MICH, November I1.-Jim
Jackson, = St Louis rough, was today
sentenced by Recorder Swift TO the State
prison for fifteen years for attempting to
murder q policeman. On hearing TIE
sentence Jackson became very indignant
ard abusive 70 the Judge, and expressed
a desire to shoot the policeman.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November 1.-THE re-
suit OF the municipsl election was an
noGnced this evening amid great excite
ment. Nearly 10 600 votes we're cat,
and Pillsbury, the Republican candidate
for Mayer, was elected over Lasin, the
citizens' candidate. Several OF the citi-
zens' party think OF contssting the
election.
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, November 1.-THE
Supreme Lodge Of Knights Of Pythiss
adjourned its annual session last even
ing, TO meet n Richmond on the second
Tuesday in March. THE most important
action taken was the refusal to recognize
the branch order styled Conclayes.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, November IL The
H0use.to-dsy adopted t Ie Senate resoIu-
don providing for the appointment OF
delegates TO the Cattle Plague Conven-
ton, which meets st Springfield, ILL.,, aud
appointed Messrs. Mckinley and Alien.
The Senate was not il session.
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FUNERAL zoTIoE.

sICKLER.-The friends and acquaintances
OF Jacob Sicklef are invited 70 attend the
funeral Of hIs wife, LOUISE SiekIer, from bis
residence on Chelsea street, near the Brick
church, at Two O'Clock pm. this day.
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Albany.

ALBANY, November I1.-Ths Cole
and EsscOck trial commences to-mor-
row. Much time will be consumed In
procuring q jury.
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NEW As

MAS INIC NOTICE-anTe-
vi roma Lodge las, viii work IN the.Sw
f.. g. Degree, this Thursday even-K
ing, az 7 O'Clock.
All E. CTS in good standing are cordially
invited.
By order JOHN TENT, ". ~.
JOSH BEAMrsH Secretary. nrvI2It
TOR SALE--A TWO-S cry Frame { ttsge
4 Residena e, completely furn shed. House
and urniturs almost new. Very desiTaDiy sill
uatsd-on leased gr unds, lease havL g EIGHT
years to run. A bargain is offered Addreas
L9ck-box 29, city. noyl2 4s
WANTED Es'esmen enc for our
Dress Goods and one for our Hosiery De-
partment. Nsne but young men OK geuils-
manly deoortmeHt and good is 1es-qualihca-
lions need apply, and to such W u be gwen per
msDeHt situations. Wills COLL,
nOvl2 1t 81 aaiu street.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE popuIa-
ton of Chicago Is 252, 054, an increase
since April last Of 9s7l.
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, November liza heavy
snow storm occurred here this morning
aad q severe gale prevails'o o the Lske.
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CONSIGNMENTS
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
I'VE have this day associated With US, as
" Partner in the Cotton Business,
+. G. NOREREAD, ESQ,
LATE OF NEW YORK,

Mr.. Morehead win devote his especial at
tention 10 the direction OF consignmfuts
to our friends In all the principal Cot
ton BEarts msntiO8Fd below. Our sr-
rangemenis being perfected We are prepared
at all times WITH CURRENCY 10 make Liberal
Cash Advances su Cotton shipments 10 our
friends II New Orleans, Baltimore. Boston
PhIisGslphia, and TO the well known house 81
DCncan, Sherman q Co, New Esrk, and TO
their coTresponGents:-
Barring BROS Z CO., LsrernOol
J. BEREN BEzG. GO5SLER & co, Eqai55Tc
NID W J. lines 80 co, HrsBe1
K ca LANTE1EN q c ErcHSors q. Ii
Nm. kSE IN & %, = . . Hcu7e
F2EEs NOTEEBOE& Aasus4p
novI2 Iw n. CoROHNA & co.
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On the 5.h Day Of gecemser. Isos,

The lands described in the deed CT trust, &C.
wit One trfct o. land containing so II thlr-
t2rn heCdred acrcs, situa ed ia the county 4
Mississippi. Ss4.e OF ArEau- as, IN -uc:zl Bend.
on the Miasis1ppi river opposite I,i2Dd NJ. 81,
beng tAs lanG purchased ~ isaac Lanie- OF
James Barrett. and On which sam Isaac resided
at b 5 death ana one o6ns- Irac5 Of lad H.
uat-d in The sam county = q Sta z, and lying
On sid river CD Osfts Island No. IS, ana knOWn
- III VII I'm farm, anu purchased by-saId
Isaac o JOSIAH W5lams md =. a. wing. 0sd
2 description Of viii b VIII Do iaund in their
deed 10 said Isaac The said Deed OF Trust nas
been duly recorded ia ta= ONCE OF the C1-rk OF
the Cireuis Court or said county Of sissfSsippi.
in Record Book Vol pages z5z, rs ana 81 70
which reference liz made for The Eerms thereof.
This The 27th cay OF August, lS6s
nOVlztd q. e IL AN, Trustee.
NSA W5RD.-Straysd from the larofDg
DCO on SatUidgy nignt the TIA inst eighs
s. head Of 4ns TEXAS CAEEL5. TIE Shows
rsWarc VIII be paid on fn=ir DE- Very at the
Memphis stccx Yard, or $40 Tor eay iDfcrEs
ton concerning their ShsTs&AOuts. n. FhECK
. CO., Memphis Stock Yard, second stre-i
Chelsea. novli It
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UNREsgRvED csALz
EALUABLE RESIpEhCE ANp LOF.

s. e. CORNER or MAIN STREET.
We are directed to sell TO the highest bidder,
at public sale, that beautiful property ct the
southeast corner CT Main q Vance streets,
~belfnging to Mrs. Barbiere, copsistfng Of the
handsome Cottage Residences of seven rooms.
on Actor ST1a teet BY 10 ana the vacant Car
ner Lot Of the same dtaensicns. IN re 10 no
more c1Damsndiog property N the southern
portion OfMsmphss Situated as il .s0n The sreat
f~horoughfsrs OF Kahn Street, aud C srnering on
one OF the longest and best cross streets. With
cur assurance that the sale is Per-r1pt ~, we
think purchasers need not wait for a better
Opportunity OF investing.
Sale Saturday, November 14th,
A. y aIeloek upon the pennies.
ISR zSzE trc cash, t and L months with
interest, scared By Trust Deed.
ROyster, TrezsvanE 8 Co.,
noxz AuCN NEERs.
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0RREsPOEpENCE.'

Grrs-pondeace, on P1bhc EecFs' soae'ed JfON'
every parl Of Ae Jsaed Sad5&'
zNSLTE KEHTING & co.
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TO THE PUBLIC
rErn1s on s-unsCRrPTToN.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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Any one getting up G Cub q Ttco OF more g0T
the WEEKLY al he Gbore rates t0aG TeoetUe doopg
orahS. Sabscglpti0sss all1GgS in odUusoe
RATES OF ADVERTISIHG.
TrcaEsenT advertisements hdrlng Ie rwt 81 ue
-srDsr. arsl insertion 81; Zach sabSeaue4a WSeT-
aon 50 cents per hGGaIe o.
AduertSen-GS "a huHt or HcN N~@''ai ~ C
Dr- hus each tuseT1oa-
A.pfhtg udUcrt2eHse1t-s. > yOT JtF@ ot0 - %"
each cddnfOHGt sQUGTe
xJ,e-tfsesseats iuSersei al intervals, % Dc charged
a. neC each GlScr1i0n
Mg1fhFu c.frerassHleats in5eTisd ta The SUNDAY
APPEAI sr-U BE charged caeslrtf ddGaoaqL
1Trelff-pnl<nfs tnserted % the n EEELX al Dc
charged h1T DAILY TdfsI
Is~IF Notices - cents per lnse JuA HSrfHoHf O
L. centg per t1te per month
Al frraefels uduel C-elsClls. flo+ rom regular "a
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a Eou1re Is he pace occupied sy eg@ tMS q
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Il =.
A LOT OF FINE HORSES FOR BALE AT
"a the
STABLE.
Single Buggy Horses, fine and FAST
4 Splendid SsF OF matched Horses
Saddle HoFses.
PRICES Low. Messrs. RAWLINGS q POS
Tai will show customers a variety which can
not be exec led ia this market. novll w
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Trust SAFE.

DY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust executed to me-
D as TTustee by Hst5y LaRieF, p Z. LauisT
aud Martina Lsoier, date the Path day O,
M--Cn, lS55, I viii sell, Is Trustee. for the par
pCSs Of p ying the deEts specified 10 said desd,
Jbey not havfug been paid, at rUcilo auction,
20 ths hisheSl bidder tor casa, az Bzihels
corner, Main,slrevt, Memphis, tennessee,
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RATEa or ADVERTISIHG.

Any one getting tP z Cub q Ttco OF more for
WEEKLY al he above rates t05G receive a copy
n nLr.r-aa
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8duern febet Bier!

Snbcm bic SabrS5eit fhr ben Qanbbau unb bic
0drtnerci ba 1T, 10 cmpfeblen mir ben 9aurn
unb Senienigcn bic i'm gefiBc bon 8drten fino
ben libcroen 0ebraud bon.
SnDhensStaut.
Dieter NrtiteI 1T 3ubercitst in uniercr llmaeb.
un9, uno bat &raft bel iid isbit, pcrShali6er 5u
irgcno einem Siin9cr, In Der Serborbriaauna
bon cincr Wtcn9e pcS Grtrag5 bon
@aisen, @eli6forn, Roesen, 8ubpaie
jen, @ras, II. {. tp.-lub @arten
8e9etablien, als @robeeren,
Srauben,
unb 6rnbt i'm NlI9emencn.-Shr ale slrten bon
Se9stablien, unb mir mfdten bin3uffssn fur
@elidfcrn unb 8u6paisen,
i'm Selcnoercn.-Sene probu5renoe 8rdfte
tonnen nidt jn bod 9epreilen iperbsn.
CO.. Selo ein9ele9t, ipclbe Dem @runb bereidert.
ipro 9eipiblid o6 cine natilrdc Sbatla6e, ben
Saucr bcreibcrn.
5ay 3u pCrtaufcn an Der Sorbon 9rilde.
in Nlentaun-Gn9an9 al Der 8alnuB. StraRe.
spriI Z. 1868. na6SR
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Gonlaltirt Gnrr o9nters0tn.
ngin npennp" eripart 1T elm ;, ,pennp"
peroent"
Selb famn eripart iperben,
babur6 baB man feline 9ider, s6reibmateria.
lien, @ano- Yapcr II. (. 10, an Dem
pohIfeen Stohr bon
@Nlr@trre WSe6e

Gpbr@trta 0SeEs
Ho. 81, gSeit Samiton StraBe, nnterbaIb Der
9ten in NQentaun fanft-alItpo Sbr INNER einen
pollen Stof bon S6ulbil6er. auSseipdblte 2i.
terarilbe gSerfe, GIa6icaI 9i6er fiir @clesien
unb Ntabemien, Gn9lde unb Seutlbc Sibeln,
Seitamente SoDmn- Si6er, @ebctbiibcr, Sonn-
ta9Slbul- Slider unb SraetS, ccIorirte Sagbid)>
cr, SeobnnngS> >Sarter, Spicle, SaI6enbhber,
SeoIdfe, &dmme, 9iiriten, SIlbumS, 4cturcS,
GraDcnS, gbrcmaS, &ciicldfe, YbctOgr0pbS,
Stereoit opes uno lteberfibten,
en polIeS NHortcment g dreib
8olbfcbern, 9Idntbibcr bon ben tleiniten We,
moranbum bis gu ben 9rbBten Sasebhdr unb
9ebgcrS Diaries, Scnitsr-Y Yapier, unb tur5 vi.
les ba5 gepbbnlib IN cincm erIte GIaiie Su6>
itobr 9ebaten pro.
gSanos sQapier.
llnlr Stcf 99anbpapier unb 9orberS iit
groB unb pobl ausgepdbIt, bic 4atternS inb
Die meit ibDniten i'm Ntartte, unb 10 ipoblfeil
al5 bic fpobIfeillten
sSir iinb bereit all 9reilcn 81 bcrfaufen, tpel-
be Go Gin 3pef MAIDEN fir bieieni9cn bic bu
tanfen iphnl6cn beim
8rob: uno &leinsSerfauf,
an,urufen unb eraminircn uno ilber5eugt 5u ien,
oaB mir 10 iucblfei brrtanfen Ipnnen, oIs ir9eno
Gin 9aus Der Qrt in eeda @auntp.
llnIcre Nltcn Sunben unb boS YubIitum lbtr.
baupt inb cn9eIaben onSurufcn nnb
rtnfere SITTER anjuibausn.
sSir iinb INNER bersit uno ipiai9 uniern
Stof gu 5eigen, OBJ Der Sauf 9enabt ipirb ooer
nid1t, unb mir Iinb polltdnoia ilberIcuat. bal;
ipenn einmaI egbibirt, fein juriidbaIten pc5 8Gu>
ferS lcin ipirb. gSieoerum ia9en mir:
3ommt uno iebet uns ebe Sbr fonffnr
bn9ebet.
Sergchct ben Srt nidt. SamiItcn iStraBs, M
terbalb Der 8tcn, nSrblibe Setc.
p@-3wcite Saub 9ider psrpsn 9ctauft nnl
pertauft auber. .S6uIbii6sr.
.- -.... 6. @ 0 8.
Sanuar 81 nab,
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tlnta3c&nstsr 5sst sinem ststrten putlifum
tisrbur& erssbsnR an, rab g feline
Apptbefe unb Sarte Waaren>@tabliIes
titent,
psrlsst BAT, unb spar nad Der 8ei. Samltun.
Strabe. go. 8, srRs Stire utebalb 6. ..
9 6timsr unb 6 o 9. Srrdenwaarsn Stobr,
une esruSs Der Ycacits 8essndttr-alIpc TT nun
beret ia Isinsn altn 6unptn. 70 rple nod elmer
srcesn anSatt gieusr, blni6ni& Der Yiusfslt 70
pit Der Site Der S8aarsn ab,upartsn-unb ibsr
taupt a0s na6 0unf& gu bspisntn.
Dantbar fiir felt pisltn Satren a,noiIens
SunbI6oft bcfft ct auf cine 5ortbausr berlslben
-unO fdblt iibs3sust eab NGs bic BET ibm Dor.
ipreGen, nur wUtl3ufrisetn NIT itm pisbsr meg.
sstsn.
8Dis Stubs unb Der Ss1r, ba, bon no sr
psssssossn IN. fnb untsr annstmtarsn 8ebins.
unsen ;u psrlssntn.
3. 8. WtpiTer, apOtbstr.
Sult %, 1867. nabe
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Sauern<Jeuer= 8erif6erz
unasz @e1eufhaft

un9sz 8eielIfbaft
BON Serfs uno Qcd,a Gaunties,
&s6nanssfslIuns pen 5rantis Bsie. estrstar eer
tsiasten Gompasuic, pom 4. S,9a 1867 bis ben s.
Nai 1868.
&mpfan9sn non etn psrlhieoeusn aasntsu unb
anpertn psricntn fdr Yrdniisn, @ebdbren unb
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