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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-11
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PROCLAMATION
BY HIS EYCELLENCY JAMES l.. ORR, COZ
ERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

0L diS EdCEkLENCI SAMEO II, OuIty UUF-
ERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WHEREAS, INFORMATION HAS BEEN CcM-
w MUNICATED to this Department that an
atrocious murder wal committed on the body OF B.
F. BRADFORD, of Walterboro', s. c., by blows in
ficted, the night of Wednesday, the 26th Of Feb
ruary-said Bradford lingering until Friday, he
2Sth, upon which day he died-by two persons IN
known, and that all efforts 70 identify and arrest he
said parties have as yet been unavailable.
Now, know ye, that to the end that the said muir
dcrers may bo arrested and brought to condign pun
ishment for the said felony and murder do hereby
offer reward of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
their arrest and safe delivery il any Jail this Ste,
with proof to convict them of the same.
They were persons OF color, and were dressed! in
the uniform of United States soldiers. and SIP
posed to belong to the garrison now stationed at
Walterboro.
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
H. S.. State in the city of Columbia, this ninth lay
of March, 1868.
JAMES L. ORR, Governo:.
Z. CAPERs, Secretary of State.
March II
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PAINTS FOB FARMERS AND
OTHERS.

TlHE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY
are now manufacturing the best, cheapest and
most durable Paint In use; two Coats well put on,
mixed with pure Iinseed Oh, will last 10 or is years;
it is Of light brown or beautiful chocolate color,
and can be changed to green, lead, stone, drab,
olive or cream to suit the taste Of the consumer.
It is valuable for Houses Barns, Fences, Carriage
and Car.makers, Pails and Woodenware, Agricultural
Implements, Canal Boats, Vessels and ships Bot
TOMS Canvas, Metal and shingle Roofs Ut being fire
having used 5000 bbls. the past year, and, as
paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for body, du
rability, elasticity and sdhesiveness. Price 6 per
bbl Of 800 fbs which will supply farmer for years
TO come. Warranted in all cases as above Send for
circular which gives full particulars. None genuine
unless branded In trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
HOLMES & CALDER, Agents,
December 13 fmw6mo Meeting-steet.
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MERCHANTS ANDBUsINEss MEN
WHO DESIRE TO SECURE TRADE FROM
w that rich Cotton country, Southwest Geor-
gia, would do well to advertise in the
DAWSON JOURNAL"
An old-establshed newspaper, published at the
fourishng little city Of lawson, in the heart of this
rich Cotton belt. Having tie largest circulation
of any paper in this section it offers extra induce.
ments to advertisers.
aSr Published weekly ct 50 per annum. Adver-
Using rates moderate. ELAN CHRISTIAN,
December II Dawson. Ga
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The Nominating Convention.

A DARK LANTERN PARTY-THE RAIDS AFRAID OF
NEwsPAPERs-TnEY SIT WITH CLOSED DOORS
''THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS" ILLUSTRATED
GENERAL r. r. SCOTT THE NEXT GOVERNOR
LIVELY TnrEs AHEAD
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ST. M1cHAEL's CLooK.-After weeks of anx-
ious expectation, it has been decided that st.
Michaeps clock is to be repaired, and the con-
tract has been awarded to Mr.. Summer, pop
ular horologist. MIR. Summer has made q
clock, and the committee tel, confident that he
can mend one. They have decided that his
offer is the best, and if the municipal red tape
is not too binding, the work will soon be COM
menced. The contract has been made for 1915,
and the contractor binds himself not only to
repair the damages and regulate the striking,
but to wind the clock for one year. Among
the applicants for the contract were black
smiths, wheelwrights, gas filters, and others
not acquainted with the business. The CON-
mittee exercised their discretion, and have,
we trust, made wise selection.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. WTdlaw s.
Carew sold yesterday, at the old Postofice, the
two and half story wooden building on the
east side of st. Philp-street, southeast corner
of McBride's Lane. The house is on high
brick foundation, and contains four square
rooms, with attics and basement; the outbuild-
ings are spacious, and built Of brick. The lot
measures fifty feet front on St. PhiGp-street,
and two hundred and fifty feet deep. Terms,
s2S75-one-third cash; the balance in one and
two years.
Messrs. Letch g. Bruins sold for Master in
Equity, James ". Gray, two plantations in
Christ Church Parish. The "White Hall"
measuring six hundred acres. Terms, $500
one-quarter cash; balance in one and two
years. The "Bee Hive" measuring five hun
dred and twenty-nine and one-half acres Of
high land and nine hundred acres of marsh.
Terms, ss15o-one-third cash; balance in one
and two years.
Rrr1 OE Me- JITy-Rntrrn of dee the with.
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THE UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEORGE
S. BRYAN PREsDNe.-The court convened at
the usual hour.
InMe Circuit Court-On motion of John
Phillips, Esq, defendants attorney, the Fseri
Fdcias in the case of Alexander Sutherland
and ". D. johnson ads. the United States, was
stayed until the meeting Of the United States
Circuit Court for South Carolina.
1t was ordered that Francis J. Pelzer, Of the
firm OF E. q. Rogers g. Co., do pay into court
the amount Of his bid at the sale in Orange
burg on the 4th instant, and that Messrs.
Macbeth & Buist be served with notice to
show cause, on Monday next, why the money
should not be paid to the plaintiff on account
of their judgement.
In The District Cou't-The following appli-
cations of voluntary bankruptcy were present.
ed by the respective counsel, and referred to
Henry Summer, Registrar.
". E. Clary, of Edgsfeld; Messrs. Jones &
Jones, solicitors.
James o. Duckett, of Laurens; Messrs.
Simpson & Simpson, solicitors.
In re Thomas A. Chappen, bankrupt and
Kingsmore Chappell. E. R. Kingsmore
having acknowledged the firm to be bankrupt,
on motion OF Darlington &Suber the firm were
adjudged bankrupts.
Er porte Patrick II. Keenan, and A. Green
leaf. In re G. NJ. Rose cs. Robert Beatty g. Co.
On motion of John Grimball, ESQ.,, it was or
dered that the Marshal show cause, on March
goth, why the proceeds Of tract of land, sold
under execution to keenan, & Greenleaf, are
~ m o1ar
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BILL OF Mo-- L1ry.-Return of deaths with
IN the City of >>...arleston for the week ending
March 7th, 1868.
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The COURT OF EQUITY CHANCELLOR CARROLL
PREnDNa.-The Court convened at the usual
hour, and the case of Greasy uS. Bradwen was
taken up. The pleadings we're read, and W. G.
DeSaussure, Esq, was heard for the complain
ant. Hon. Horny Buist and T. Y. Simons,
Esq, replying for the defendant.
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MAYORS CoURT.-'The slaughter OF the IN
noccnts" has produced beneficial result, and
the attendance at the court yesterday morn
ing was comparatively slim.
Eliza, q colored damsel, who had fondness
for sweet things, insinuated stick into the
bung hole of sugar hogshead on Accommo-
dation wharf, and was complacently sucking
the same when interrupted by the police.
Eliza liked sugar, and did not wish to leave
her treasure trove," but, after some resist
ancc, was constrained to accompany her cap
tors. She was charged SO for her rad, With
the option of going tc the sugarless workhouse
for ten days.
Two juvenile coored pusilists, who hadprob-
ably read poetry and were endearoring to en-
ulate Roderick Dhu and Fitz James, were un-
seasonably interrupted before the contest was
decided. The street not being proper arena,
they were fined S. each for the brawl
Three mariners, who went ''down to the sea
in ships" and then got half seas over on land,
were picked up in wrecked condition. The
salvage was $40 for one and S. each for the
others.
An individual who got drunk on fighting
whiskey and charged the police, was charged
500 in return. Another, who drew it milder,
escaped with the loss of ".
The owner of night soil cart that leaked in
the streets, wa, fined IS for the first and s25
for the second leakage.
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TIE CHARLESTON WORKING MEMS MUTUAL
meeting of this association
was held on Monday night, at No. ii Exchange
street. The object Of the meeting was to es-
tablish an association, by the aid of which the
members could secure employment, and the
shipping merchants and captains have cer-
tain and reliable source of labor for unloading
their vessels. Mr.. Anthony Michaels was ap-
pointed chairman, and Mr.. E. G. Prince as
secretary. Resolutions were adopted, express
ing a firm determination to carry out the OBJ
ject for which they had organized.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
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Wprte 3u9traft ausuben wirp.
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benz peAtlGcn. 3bcater fur ben fpnrmenben
Wilttsr2
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WurpuGildlc &oliciIlcridltr.

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fe1eh Grafgn Ypn Gonnitneucs @juirltb 5uyl
duBere gpfnt!iopen fratsDiihen @eianDfn
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Hannt rpteln.
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DIE ncd llbri3en SupptcmentG lYatiei Der
Wttglieper hes geiesaebenpen &prpfrs finn
bic Bum ndttlien SABRE pslifpbell ,pOrsan.
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Wlrleiae, fpelher cine unaeteure M1;1bl
opn Suf9ern betippbnte , eine Yplfspeiaon-
ltratipn Su @unlen RES SrietenS aenteht.
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rem SFleoen lIle 9f9en Den SIieg aus. Oa
ete gplismei'se Srbnuns bieft mar iepes
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Wapllp pfrtd3teh, pap int Gabinet Der pant
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9it Gbroler Qtlpen Sanger.

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tern fur5 eIp1bnt, fnpet bette (Srettn9)
&benb Ill rem arpbet Sadle Der g&pntprp'I"
ta5 NblhiersrG pu5rrt ter ipadssen 3Yrpltr
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bcute Gin ledt 9rpbe9 elntfnAtjBee @Ubttfum
perlammeln !!
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Nertdftune ser NdutfGmbfe1

8erbdftuns Der Sdutfdmpfet
gpllNer unb Gppdrr s.-Srtt ttnt9el
3rit lpraH man IN g~ripiftn Grriitn ppD
fbeit.r 9tht9, ais 0pl rem beYGrite9Cncen
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Fem @iati1tpr, @pl}fhubtanier unO G0ntD
ner Whtbthoft5beiigtr Saal. Goa4cr, pettb'
qc5tCtCr I'D b'rduUet II Gdntpn ititber ol5N
Ycrbercittte. Die G'prerGt iratG fGmnlrnoeU
Wpntd1 Qn cincm btSbfr NebeEm ecbdltCner
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fen.
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ct. sou Is, 20, AusNlt. - Nnhrtn'
ten ppn SNnld5 i1A:u, RAP hit SnpGncr oQS
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1t notwithstanding m%eli4rr, els nte 6Glfr Ter
plfl dCR 2tnsGbl Der crmpfhtten mo ger.
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rlb man Die tetpen Gpdter REQ Mnrpa Sell
YDn zen @'(pCn nteper Suyitf ertdnaf bubc.
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crr Snplonrr tIl1D5 NeWprpen. Sieie ba>
ben ale iprc Grrrdtbe an Q%etengmittcLn,
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pidner s~crltDrcn p9er ipeN'tlepp zen fpnntrn,
perlpren. Die @tgler ppn 2eaYenwprtb II.
anrsrcn Yldgen fto um 6ilie unp 8etitanp
fir bic JiptbtelScnDen 1ngeipIphtn tpprpen.
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mt1e &alcrncn nuf Ger prri Wetlct nGrbltN
Yen birii9er GAIT rntfernten 0tcltrpatipn
bdleIl III laten.
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glrnrItpa nna y.InlniuNiML

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rt1rr GhAie 1T wtipcr ttct tir5Gtpftn.
sen. Sherntm 3.tgt NIT p~eutiaer Otpcz
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.t.5lne giisorrl1gt 0gItcn. @ifn. Gbtripdl
mIllrt. aaj CT nit itlECr aCl1hnltcn 0ldt
ole SnelIaCr pcrfplgt,
Gown s.. 1dririf, ron Garrea CITY,
5pp1, murre frgNen Sal dung ron 9cuiiDnst
0lturtrnlcn osfbarlet, unb uR,cr $4,000
@0,aIh0ft fir Isn G!IDcincn gun, Sttrbcr
Se&miH 0cteat,
SIT. G':nfrat Maicr q. @oirb 1T sum
U,anitc rNc %%l!Ianl1, sd, sum Sen. Wrdpe
cp%RnndEt.rt,
3te &eouqrcu Syoae 1T nod tets unent~
ihjeecN, Ser. WIcGuQpd unp Com. &pls
fms ~ldNcin:n Sfrihlersner &NiiNt gu lein.
GuMrtaIctsrt!ruahmg bcute 1922, 1872. 81
Gttr. @itCHloh Ino Grs@pup. Var
fms ppn Ata, b1tten beute l%lnternpungen
init prm @rjijren!en.
Sctr. Welep mUp Mpntd9 bier ertpar"
tet.
Sit. Brig. Gen. y. Jrantlin smitb ii auf
6rrt Stenp (AppmtuS) 9etprben.
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Nplitiihe Misccnen.

Itc Supen unb WenErat
@rdn.t. Sn iarrf 8ccrpr Stbt e5 rdlbt0c
Shadfc. 9Sarum lpll!e e5 ltDt auh tinlGe
S5raeliten 9rben, peiGe cen Wann inter-
itIsen wpllell, Der thren Starln 70 grpblth
t~nlltltirt bat! Vpn welher Sprte pieie Grant
llntellttlssr apfr linp uno mas lbte 0ldubens.
senpAsn BIN ibnen ahtfn, mag uas bic ipl>
genoe Gorreippneen5 i1aen;
Ain ben Gbttpr pes HalbStQe Ganner:
5ie y9reB unp Iimee" pom lebtcn Wpn>
tag laBt, pIB isner 8dmerac, Stebmann
aplar, Der Elm Supe iet. lebr plele 8lu9beii
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IhINb, pae CT Wrant nlbt fur elnel Seinb
Der Supen ba!tc. Menn es nit Der Illabett
efiee ,2tpfer" melt yer mare, tollrpe er nitt
aus Der SGmeince ausBeitp sen tpprcen fem,
peren &obbincr er mar. Splbe Mtalten,
ME gicbmam Moler etner tn, mDaen ittmnen
ME lie tpplen, penn bic Susen TN @an;eil
iinp entih pIell, tie als einen Shanpfed ner
jiptiden Nattpn unb BET @icnldbstt non fd
ju fpben.
Gin rasifalcr iiibifher Stimmeeber."
Gin raptfaler Ser5enSers
gub tber bic Sueen. Gas fDlgenbe
ittereflnte 8upitel entnebrlea mir Dem vGbt
cagp @eltern Sebrcrp": rDtr 0ttbrbett Der
racif1len Srglne bes 2anpes seriuden bic
Wraut'tGe Orbre gu e~rflGrcn, I'M lie rei
Siraeltten genicBbar su maiden. Die 80, 900
repabttfantfIen Sttmn,en, pe.It frtt 1860
ION ben Suten ~abseseben pprbelt, linp fir
ee Yartet am Guper etn grpberer gerlud,
alt tic eerindlen ertrdaen Fam, taber ibre
2tnitrenaangen, es su perbitcn. Giniee Der
gatifa.cn Srsane lerpd lirp weniser bepGhs
tt9 unp ipreden lid aus, tpte es tbnen niils
ser. II. go entbdlt Elm r~abtfales Yldtt in
3npiard ben fol9enpen @eiinnuaascrsuB:
,Jte Jucsn linp MN ei1rtal ale Gertps
fraten. @lr borien nieinalS bon eluem iu~
otldlen Splpaten duf elmer Seiie. Niht 10
ptel ME Gin wanpethcfr 8s6slFider oabeh fie
I'M pen N~uS9ang res 8rle9es. Sbr 9ned
mar, @elp aus Dem 8rteee 5t MAIDEN. sic
btlbeten bic NlYrtlpen ppn Mrmee>@eierit, bic
lber re armen, balbnadten, ~bungrigen Sol
calen lid tsrm1d,ten. Sur etuerl iepen fol
den, Ter reruplttantifen 9lrtet ~perlpren
Setfncen Sucen racreen Gin OuBellp cute
9triiten fir ite ltlltirn. Wan fIinmerC ,tt
litdt I'm Tie ~" "E
Ger Shreiber be5 @prestencen matt lid
elmer plrrfifn tlnpdtrteit lhuleis, penn cs
iparen 10, 900 jlptibe Sptcaten IN ben fobes
4r:teen unp 9eSeh $4,000 III zen tpns
fpbcrirten armten. Ort ee pdrtei, ipelte
pag%dtpnsirenft Scrl5sr re~prdientirt,
ii ia Meiier In, Gnttfltt, une mir t6nnen
uns bcsbalt aud tber pas Stige ntht pgt-
reln."
60 melt Der yQtiea1p 4Ssitern 9GrrW".
Sslne Mitileitun9 becarf Zines 3ulases pon
%lrl'ertr SeIe.
anna OtGin 70 Iber Grant.
Ite @ptpla ees Rdpiiatismus fpr'dt tn ilbr
dn3lisitehen hae tanfsla Srafela tosr rem
gannerttogfr CIR rapifalen aNartet. gBit
'fbsn aus Wedislbldttern, has man bic sarte
-5gngfrdn itir pen fpissnbsn Nusfpruh pers
antpc lid mad,t: yNnna Didinlcn fat.
oab @Tdr.'$ vBDi5tp> Jtefprp" mot talb 10
lei, ais lem nSuoian 9ats 8eeoro".
81 bic risisn Sipsrapb EN- bon nlsNss g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
9pfGIberid)tc aug WaIbiaQtun.

dtptngtpn, 20. Mu9u't. = Ter
9punertass- Sumail.) = lie lnterird,una
gesen Die rSutiefs .3raSal. mmen.lib Gum.
&ugue5, Sbp5. 8ibipn, Sae. Sobnipn, Gep.
W1brnfY, Gprtit. Carer, @eo. Ssrbtrt, Sob.
Sad,on, Gra8. 9arter, Geo. 31ter, Sec.
Montph, Gam. Sctnipn, S2s. Gspcp, Sr.
Splanp, Gas. !Sarpttns, lat. @aibln9tpn
&pb. Spbnion, GbaT. Young, sos. Ylppfa,'
unp Sa5. 80. Sobn'pn muIce aciterN zen
gar,en Sag lber unp beute irr:seiubrt. Sur
bic 8ertbsipteun9 erihien !6r. $. 3. @bants
fur bic Mntlase Sr. SOS. 8. &raek9. Is
pureen Ia !3ea9en, ipprunter A 9pliiiien
absetDrt, relne ronllattrt1, eae Ole &trrn
3uapen i6be1 pdtreno res Marihes bic
apenre tiitab bic le beslettenpe 9plijel.
1annihdft nit Rspplp. IN bscrpbt Il. iettft
Der Captain Der @btbe,lan9 leine Seutr dni-
mtrt BABE. bic 9piijtten su tppten, pa eieel-
bea MthtS pnbt. 81 tbun batten.
Die 3sIssnserneprnntgen eauerten aud
teute ben gan;tn gag iber fprt.
(gpnietpatisen.S erldmIn!un3en.) - Die
Sr8aniiirung prr Gpnlereattgcn : Clubs
idDreiiei raide unc In erfreuliGer gHeiie SER
p1rt5. Oieieiben baltcn atabenpiih Der.
iantn1lunSen utp iprahen fA fur bic Crnlps
frlfildDen Hrminaticnen aus.
LuSaaion MiIoetatipu .")-Ssutc 2ttenp in
bet in vGaruii's Salccn" cine grobe Scr.
fammi,ing sfr rsnotratifden Warp. Srsduis
iatipnen unter zen NaipijIfa per ~Sadlrn.
Aipetation" itaft. ipp,u !Sr. MpltSprsera
Blair, &mps aenba1, 6'en. Dreeh Giap
Su.tb, &thter 9efpte. S. 3. 9raclfs. q.
s. Gdots un.o Sptn G. 0prrtt a.s Hrtnsr
sn9emelret iiac-
(5eger Gcmmifdre J @ehern fdnp in her
g%sriantmluns Der sr>Gpmmiflre bic
Grneanung etner Gn,abf neueri 9edmter
itdtt, lnp ipureen MaYpr gpwrn'S fartigr
9rptese's, 9pm Bonnie, Srrel II T.. 10,
sutlafen. @e9en ben Srpermtent enten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

@pntgpmerN, &la., 20. Nusult. -
Da5 GrefuttS- @pmlte Der Oempfratie bon
Alabama fam 9etern bier suiammen. 81.
le9alen ppn pterst9 Counties batten lid Elm.
9efunren, UNI NIT benz Gpmtts Gpnfercns III
pfelrn. Gr>Dpup. MDpre fubrte in per
~Teriammluna ben Ypllig. OaS 9teiplu.
ttpns' Gcrnite brrtdtete @benbs UNI I rlhr
cine 9tetbe &elplutlGne1, fpelhe bic penlrfra.
tiihen Gdneip1tet uno tie 9lattfprm Der
Neip-ycrfer Gpnnentipn nerlitrcn, unp bic
BEN 9plfe an pa6 6er5 lcgen, in Der 9ippem>
Gey. 2Sabl 81 ~fltmhten unp bic Gjeiebc 10 ~
nebn1en. mic es blelelben finbet. Die Bee
inlufe percarumcn rem geriuG, bic geeislas
tUr, has Gleftpral' Gpilm pes Stedtes, bent
0pite 81 nebnten, w, baiielbe an ii0 AT raj
fen. Die Naiplutirnen pIrbin a%nscNpmmen.
D18 Staats'& tdet pirp beute @btnp sereina
bart mpri ef.