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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13

NJ
@ n sns ranorsd9 on the uddc side Of
ais harbor about mile below the lighthouse. until
Ibis morning when she was got on and has como up the
As4po' ie~Ai"s son' sAa A'se' r... .r~sv.a
at New London morning the h reports that when No
passed Race Point he could see nothing me es ha the
Triton went % during the late heavy westerly saa
ScuR Assonx Captain wallace OF the steamer Louisa
Moore arrived YESTERDAY from Newbern Nc reports that
hs She ssa sSs % ms g as
sa,r m4nra4 n,Drorr had no. arrived :. padans Nov .
.o-. Notice TO MARINERS. .ox,xv,,.o
HYpRoGRArHIc OFFICE, ADMIRALTY
Information has been received Of he sSssncs rocky
paoh with feet a. low water oa the Ss o.
From the part Of the shoa where the English merchsn,
ia, ssd. 49, ~.
Flores ors light Gsahoa ss y s; and
whas TSSs MA place the ~ miles from III. land and
miles from Flores ligh.houss
be dopbgul ground not 20 maze free
All bearings masas'o Variations degrees Ea'serly
cnw,,.ov ~ a.,..Ia nor, sars Relic. for Boston via
s.ss nor, barks Daniel Webster Nickcr.
son. and slcian sparSsw for Boston, ready 0fs A'ei
Ssaea h9,ePr09. 9p az Peynolds and
Howes Boston a. :
,o.m, Amer TERI, ~. p..,o,,. m, n.
BOSTON, Jan H. AM-Clearec, barks Freuonla sbrl "a
Faya and market; Normally Orb Mcintosh, Buenos
Ayres via Portland.
saled-Bark Jennie Cobb. -, =,
BELFAST, Jan lO-Arrived schr Defiance Hail. bai1i-
CHARLES roN. Jan 9--Arrived, bark Annie, Reed. Lon
don; brig Fortuna (Sp) Palma, Havana schr Vapor 3D.
CERT, NYork.
Clcared--schr Laura Brdgman. Hart, NYork.
Sailed-Barks Liverpool tBr Greene Liverpool: Pawnee
(Br) Anker, do schrs susan Wright Mount, George own
SC; jennie Shepard, Barrett Southern port; Cara
Re. Amsoury Darien. Ga; Glover, lngersoh, Provi.
dence. ).
l2th-Arrivod, steamer James Adger, Eyork bark Con-
stanca Havana: brig Mary do; schrs NJ Bramhall New
York.J W TALL Woods Hole.
saiied-schr Laura Bridgman NYork.
FORTRESS MONROE Jan l2-Arrived, steamers sara.
toga, and NYork for Norfolk and Richmond brig
NJ Harris, Turks Islands tor Norfolk.
Passed for baltimore ship Dusberg from New YORK:
barks Steele. and Zalop from Lyerpoo Amazon from
Rio Janeiro; brig Mary Plummer, from Buenos Ayres
Passed out steamer Abemarle for NYork, bark 81 JaSo
for do
GLOUCESTER. Jan l0Arrl we'd schr Catherine Wilcox,
Hutchngs. Niork for Calais Went ashore harooI as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13

ANEcDors or tgsstEs DicEESs.--Ths Boston Common.
,redh reates the fooring story OF the seat Epglen
nOveiist:-A lady 81 Cbaflest0wn. great admver "
M Dickens writings, but unfortunately psralyged in
her limbs from an accident that fhs cannot walk,
wroS 70 Mr Dickens To u the doors % the Temple
could E0 opened 70 her earlier than tho hour that
sAe might be iicd into the han unobssrved ~ other
attendants upon the readings, mentioning 70 him her
lnfrmy Of lmbs. Mr. Dickens stfnpathi1ugly and
gratefully Acknowledged thu note. gave the requisite
order ior ths lady's accommodation, and claimed the
tcGel9 % Abingdon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13
The North Carolina Constitutional Com
yeuftOu.

from tho Salisbury IN CT Old North State
General Candy hes ordered the Convention eiec, 20
assemble Raleigh the l4th inst for the purpose OF
framing constitution for the old state Of North
Carollna Many 81 the delegates destined In the
cnd to tbs sorest disappointment They imagine they
take rank history with tho trainers OF the
stiution Of 1870, but they are much mistaken. We
already have Q constitution, which Congress has
right overthrow, and ~ will yet 10 acknowledged by
The national government Tue work Of the motley
and, with few exceptions, ignorant crowd which to
assemble on the 14th will DO repndated and its
authors consigned 10 ocscurty or to BIO remembered
ouy Tor their FOLLY.
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e u r o p E.

Tho German mail steamship America, Captain Ernst,
which left Bremen on the Goth and Southampton the
slst Of December arrived Quarantine at an early hour
This tMonday) morning.
The America brings one hundred and thirty Ave PAS
seneers and mail report in detail Of our cable des.
patches She experienced heavy weather during the
entire voyage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13
The President and Senator Morton's State
ments.

Washington correspondence Of Cincinnati Commercial
The President had bis desk copy OF the National
rtei1eocer, containing Governor Mortons speech be.
fore The soldiers and Sailors Union the evening OF
the 30h ult He called my attention TO what no said
missatemen OF fact In it. in regard to the effect Of
policy in the Southern States Governor Morton had
said that under the Presidents amnesty proclamation
from $50, 900 to $50 900 people disfranchised;
whereas under the Congressional policy, the number
only from As 900 10 80 000 Mr.. johnson sald this
great mistake and no was the more surprised az
Il because he considered Governor Morton personal
friend though political Toe and he did not believe he
wo1id intentionally misrcpresent him. 'The truth rs,
said he, "thare never was single man dIfran-
chlsed by any act proclamation OF mine. ON
the contrary, | said in my North Carolina procla-
nation, that all should vote, who were entitled
10 vote before tho rebellion on taking n certain
oath OF present loyalty. did not propose TO Inquire
what man had done during the rebellion, but II he
willing 70 swear that he would obey the constitution
and laws he might vote. Fourteen classes
were Literally promised Even those excepted,
however, not prohibited from voting The pardon
amnesty had reference only whatever penalties
OF law might attach to IL the act OF treason
disfranchsed them, then tho pardon and amnesty
fraucbsed them Even in Tennessee, during the midst
OF the rebellion, while was military Governor never
DISTINGUISHED any man for past acts OF rebellion.
issued proclamation TO encourage men 10 desert the
rebel and come to side. offered full
pardon 10 all who would forward and take oath
they had been rebels, but that they
desired the OF the Union and mad
sent sympathy with the rebellion Under this procana.
ton great many came to W, and we always treated
them we'll"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13

A SKATING FEsr--At Detroit, Mt midnight or Satur-
consecutive hours winning wager OF $780, He skatei
slowly but constantly, only resting twelve minutes in
each twelve hours, the referees constantly watching
him. Part OF the time the weather very bad, and
on Saturday afternoon he became weak that II
necessary put blankets TO prevent tho wind from
blowing him About nine O'Clock his senses we're
fast fsiing him, and he nearly fell. Some stimuant
given him, when he darted away like n wild man,
and had to be hold until the derum had passed. He
kept up until time called, when he dropped nsen.
sinie. He cared for, and Is doing well His feet
aud legs. however, arc badly swollen.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Difference in Southern Governors.

From the Montgomery Mail tconservaiive), Jan. Al
Governor Jenkins OF Georgia. refused TO pay out the
money Of his State to defay The expenses Of the swind
ling Radical Convention at Atlanta and for fear the
funds OF his treasury might be seized violently he
straightway sent them from Mcdgevle TO Now York
for safe keeping. In order to get hold OF the state
funds IL will be necessary for the Georgia Menacerle to
open up the whole question OF reconstruction In
Alabama Il has been different Governor Patton, like .
weeping willow, yielded TO the storm without delay
wrote reconstruction letters, made speech at Hunts
Vile, elesioneerod for negro votes and finally permit
ted against the State treasury in favor
lot OF scamps calling themselves STATE Convention
for sum not less than SIS, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13

THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARG EST
circulation Of any afternoon paper In the city IL Is
therefore, desirable medium for advertisers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13

Making aggregate ie2 l0i valued a, s6492
how TO OBTAIN TICKETS
Orders may be sent to In registered letters or Post
office orders In from 81 ~ 10 ~ our rsk. Larger
amounts should b. sent Ia drafts express Al the
lowing
CLUB RATES.
Five tickets ~ ~ JJt W tickets 10
dress 9e ~ address, si 1l; W tickets
address, 80; ~ aSos,o on" adeSss 60 90 w tickets
TO one address $50.
Address all orders and communication "a
GETTYSBURG sSNLIN ASSOCIATION,
eth HfUa0wly, New YORK.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE. LAG vhes.nut street.
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IRVING HALL. NEW YONK, SATURDAY EVENING,
FEB. s. 1868,
and one at
HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA, SATUR-
DAY EVENING. FEB ", 1865,
which latter occasion
a committee prominent citizens VIII be selected 20
associate with cement making the distribution
before ne audience fai To commence
ON Monday ebruary "a at ~ O'Clock A. NJ. at Horicl
Hall.
S64l $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
win be Distributed among ticket holders accordance
with the charter, the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13

Bnio Atl,nr-rdearlown Jan ll--lhe British briz Act
Caal NaWcIi om CAaresson for 81 John Nd arrived in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-13

Another instance OF the remarkable dealings OF Sec
rotary Stanton has trsnspired within a few days II
will be remembered that the time the agreed
upon between Generals Sherman and Joe johnston in
1885, suspendng hostles between the coptcnding
mics and arranging basis Of peace. there good
deal Of excitement created all over the countrY
psrtic uarly here in Washington Cabno, council
convened. and after a short debcraton 1t de-
cided 10 dlsapprove OF the terms offered by General
sherman, aud that Geuera.Grant should proceed
da,ely TO Sherman's headquarters and explain what
were the wishes Of the President and his Cabinet This
am assured oil that agreed upon at the Cab.
net council The next day, however, Stanton laid
before the country the adopted by the Cabinet
and also long communication giving nine
why Shcrman's action was approved OF.
These nine reasons we're published Mr. stanton's
signature, and wero given il such authoritative way
70 create the impression that they were the
or the President and all his Cabinet why Shorman's
agreement With Joe Johnston bad been dsapprovcd.
have good authority for stating that the 6rs knowedse
the President had that he bis Cabinet had been
tuaied Influenced BY any such conveyed
TO him BY this unauthorized publication OF stanton No
such reasons wore ever before The Cabinet council OF
gr Johnson either before or after the Issuance OF The
order Of disarproval luis point OF assumption OF right
10 speak for the whole Cabinet has been brought
before the sitestion Of tie President sgan Of ate,
and IL not lmproDabe may be among those that VIII
DO urged agans, stanton should any causes he
deemed necessary 10 assign for bis suspension or
m oval should add that the iimo alluded 10 Stanton
wa heard TO say tosi be bad KILLED another general"
by the COMMUNICATION referred TO.
The President SntnraIizcd Gniyeps
Abroad.
Another susJeot ihst i nov occupying much Of The
sticuuan Of the President that or tho Alabama claims
and the rights Of uaturige citizens am reliably IN
formed ,hFt important state paper Is In
Of preparation, which will place tho President IN
favorable light both these matters, and force the
radicals % c dsmma " sustain w hn o. Of opposing
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,Nnr w1rt2-S

Etr erlutlt& r~tnrotr;Cn Ndumltdttiten her
n0crwirts Sane" inb St pdlenl Gcrierlen, 9erlanrt,
liuacn II. I. ~. III Ysrmie;brr. Nafere'L dc, u. Sripp-
Id,ilr, oNletspbaGe", III. q, More BgetcTtdlr
' tSptL3MO
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Sn %ocrflmfcn.

49, Gin @ruueluf, ,'bn Alder, mrtr phcr min
IA her, mfdn 10, actatr r5bt Fem 'Wsiltn irlrr
A& an Der PHILADELPHIA Rclt, has VGnJt nit gutter
llmliHnurl cIlrtsr un6 III trn.tyitirtrten 3%sftdnts.
Ctr gebI.lihfcittu ttftbtn auS tntm lie men Suaz
rJpbnbouic, Ell, ntGtrtiD8t ast1ut icWie Staums
uni anttrn GtbCnBgbIutCu. aaht Ter ltRr ttfnsrI
Id ttrs Ourac nit 1utsm WdN,r. Die 9rug ts m 30.
stn, ipwit ate grrtdtbs unb GdetbauaFritriNa en-
10 rttn NIT Ter Aarm lCTtaut. mem ter Rauier rists
,pGnitrn iPIis. NAN mrltS I'D bel SbdrIcs ". Wsdcc,
nebtnon lem Glaet. cter N hr. CSC spti Nrdttiir.
Stbiuaunbeu; Gte pGit'e bear, tru en- TT q McHus
ten ucbn 3,nltn uUt 6euebmtalr "a 9ihdtt.
t93l-iI 1ul. ~. ,ft pbbntfr.
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0ScDubaulcr ~ p%crfaafru.
WcDcrIn Spu0 x On,

Ct. gdut 3. @fIr nc rid sen e,ru1tcrAr.
hgks o Nene Ndultr maize Ger ttut'ttr gtf' mtrirn
~ 9ntdRutlSs airde m her 6rpsCF;rI { 2.lciiB nit
2k3 AGlrrgeitpF, u 3tnncTt, hNntr II. I. No.. IN
elmer autCR Ad0tnritdI! INT sat actlut, wtrt,u eHt
ptetr ,uarnnrn cecr rtrielH rr%.Idutt; Frrt' tttct
SIIO0 Gun reueS Sans in ~trtiflNrn O bcn 3.tteiiI,
mil ggaTtr mn @dS, 7 3~trnttrt. out 1tirgett $2O'0.
Gin 3,ftdigts Gaul NIT 7 5irtncrr, lpanlr NH Weller
eridrb, ebra itrtig, III Der Hm.iplts PyttF SiNOo,
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Ninil ~ pcrtdu.eH pecr Az % rink tbcIL
Has9 G0Nubuu3, St1att., GIt. une NlantduS u;bR
80 outer liurtttuuB iur bic Sbrtiut. rnt Ch,u.
ksa tIdhttrri. Durpf Widihne Is PifrtetrafD,
@ur~etudmaittne, $50; eUeruticttprrlc, SO; Sbmdlis
S,reticvcI. S25; Spti Sbmails 3Ibrr, ~duS8tltRt nit
3unt, S1Oi TisreeRtitirr uro gpdacn, $50. SbeHRe-
mantle 1dnptmi dime uue ArtitCl pCTtcH fcpGrGt rty.
tduft. @IuntunE 81 pie brpnttua Srune 20 EEL $40
une Vert Rgdt. t222-33l
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On ggmdf cit rtlrg Grit5 dtrt faeas 0ttr Gcutem.
u'rurl. uldnsH erm Gpumtp Was @erhtc N her
Mia { rcE &iutan Atrcru lNntom !. NtytSu rHe
G;rGr, 2 ItcirdE sgler NCutdmip ~ q. WtltJ
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sen a.. Cttettr 1sGs Vintage L. .rr. an efa semen
gtgttr III Sadrgsc aue 0iedts, H~uipture, guSadpte
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UUrr uul tItr $50 sue c'tNh son guricitr. a~usGele.t ~,
lgtuuu utr. Ito euro ttr % ,iCgiutc Ger tei0etsa %uts
800 400 bUs n.pr tttr MI. her us6 ~ 5. n0lts'
sdut une c-nu mt her yintt etS htiaatrr I1utes net.
It'd % 6uB rnrtr c,er mtncts ure no, 1lUh unlrfubr %
dEP mad her gu fsitt TER Np1ndptr. iCsdnR w,Gitb,
an he 3 rIrdNttr. uHatidtr las 3pf rate sutlftr.
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GAME prttd9t IS Sarrldte. rep 2Ss tts sol nurertrt.
we aui e,m @runerlie ven CSrcerTcce, In 1916 ont.
rcrian aus eltst. IS Ut ea1t,tc 9rrnenuf 'petNcs
bird A0p epeIe unter'm Datum, rrG 3. WcttTtrr an
SeulSnm ". ptsasS u~bettrl9sn pagse pne sIetr 4 u,
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asm Sbpmipn, GT Stsrtn.
C23l, 80, o Al ,3.6.T .q,)
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COMMUNICATIONS An,fiGe.

giadrt4t wirb tiern,it ~gesetcn, eaf Qnterseidnett
glclma6t sur gsrpaltras res 3aaia1es hes albtsl
acn, welbe 6prhcrua1en an sisien gldGlaB babeu, perbsr
bisrmit auiaefprseri. ride uebit ten %npttiaen Sclessn
am reer pcr hem l&SttdtS 1869 einjureifen une 8eltent
an MAIDEN peer ;u aefdrti6eR, eaB lie ibrsr Nniprlts an
sieitu 5laGlaB seieglib ir p%crluiia erilart msrbrn mo
aet, ALE, he 3atlunBGn an pisIen NadiaH ~ nader
babsn, iperoen biermit aHfasirreert, iplGe rnperslslid
an lln,er,cidnete iH Ieiiien; No niht, 10 nirh 9~sribtlit
einaeidrtttcn. Ga,barinr DR. Meier,
i1Iq 1h al ~ Administrator
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1lrnfr DauUfrein.

Vile 0]tfitri0en. psl6' fttant neuet Saurereiie bsi'
,~ltreteu -iplRldsn, wereeu bDTihi eriudt mprltu,
Dicnitda. 90. be-, in Der gtbduiIul hes hrn, " nj
SrdnL Er. 81, SiS.SrwnIefr 81 her taieltt RAFT.
%fntcnecr 0sgiGmnlua3 81 e%rid,einen.
u. Dfcrii, prov. Erdi,
u. WrduI, ~ Shagm.
C232-3) ". SOLD, SER.
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s9r Der Tcgis Oon 9ancrr bat Hs" Sottor
2. g. Iper 8rtisit %ssiattrt, ven Rdrt'' %bFrnP"ItF
GOICTat. Statue her r9ittrria" e tsssatitin), rem e''
%aeNtbume Der 8rpne Cavern. rel6e am Gtn5anSe ipi'
t0Hi8itasn galate lit Nin6er ~apisplsIlt TT. cine eppte
~suiertigen Ut laiea. Ger 0CEtcr bat hteIelRe III SrHrle
eiefea la1cu uns Ram ter statt Cornell 3hn' @e'6eHs
oemaat, pcieltR fe i'm Galie ~apfssfeat wsreen tne bic
JriamyNe ter 8ysitctt uas grirrtianse refitnnetIHltd I
qGpsl ii Gpf ittue 5aRrten nit Ns6t lV!3; inter hem
ieltsn feben sIBet's Wieei,iurr ptsran. sic srassn ten
R1men Ter Stat iu'S s%antSars c'esa&tnij her loblSien
Rsnae Gin, ps!te surd lie urn ld0i8et pnS eft geiabr-
lhen qeiteu gehtilt pprtca.
(Gue) (Scfpuer aSpurnal.O
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Oen Mit9'iepern res
310blir-D anUerGin5 lit. z

jur Radridt, edB lei Der Writ ag, 10. GtteBrr, TttatS
: ltr, tatt,ufncenesH SdtrcS-& erisntmlurB bic It.
itinnuna i'm Setrsi her Nc. 1rcprprTigtns tcl NppNitis
tipu TT @GmdetCit EeS neucn. In her ~,innulrSs : TUNA
btr StaatSleAtslGtur %poiiirten @ejrers ecrasnpmmcn
perser ica, lme iine Gle pitt8licret cufaefcgeert, 81 Ct.
ihetreH. SIN NuftrINe res Djreftpriwmg:
Ho'p; y; ulperinat, q. u S9Diathoer'
Is, Sulfrldr, u. SbigmsDcr, y. NcniFc.
iOlD < Ia hO1
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0errntann Bprn.

Sas dlfsite SBcin: imo 2iauprs@eidiGft.
SSddrcnldaer: @ds her Sancpers uub eantbsnitr.
Wiz yiaupre msrben untb ter ieeiaen rfpuitrter flnfIi1
Gtnts. Gaze mb ieeem a6iebcrrcrtdufer uad her StirIe
t90einGetf), lem 2PuGihe res &GuierS ssntab, an Ort
mn Stear ruraewp4sn unb ~pcrtauft. ausirarti8e Be-
%llellun9en rerhtn Scr 457, yptpIfes, entBcDguSrnpm .
men. @eaeu ptettiife itete "Sait. g6efeI" pber man
menbe Nb an -. Bonn, Gdc Sanpser- II. 0%aneenlr.
ISerI-Annl
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Gsy% Glne Icitcuc Wcisaenbcit!

gem bIlliB!
Gin auttt ttfirriggt er hnitstduS mutt Eih 81
Isl Grunt ,tH;, tas pttrtt edus pcm Nc Mt Wrr,tG
- n wClsn gtydHteruua IN trr 6amittf Git rrfi,r
Cans 81 q taucu. Nd0tIS3 ti Carl " SmtuiIi tl
Hr. 3nI Canton. MpFnur. 90. an
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ScfamntmadIllnQ.

Die oRtfcGpn. 5traEen.p Haierungs .Geieaftait Ter
Stabt Baltimore, mtIte i@ hen Wseeen hes States
WayplauS gemGG nit tinent capital ven $3.50, 900 prpa.
utiiri hat, Ut iset bsrsit, Gentratts iur Gle Yeeune hes
Rihpiipn' iten StraBen. 4haty RS in steier 5t1ft in een
Dursat ar. 80, Sdp'GbarleShr., at5uidliefen.
q. Sdrt Smitb, prGlibtat;
(Nua.2 q. 1@lD 9. 81. 9aiplep. Cdr.
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Rn ncrEdufCm.

A1te 0 tltint SdUisr an te 8tlatr.aptnUr rttt wstt
M ccm @rcdtwoN e%ntirrtt; le int Gut ottalt unit
-&AA ]bcipntcrs VutmcrtIlmGtit dtl Sclu,nl'dlttt w.t.
lpansJ unb ~tnrNaliCn itgtS g simmer I'M WertIraspduts
prh ,tn yrtirtdlgtS SiutsrltbJutt nit 5emmtittbt,
gpadtr, SdS uRh rcdrurm Ntltr. Pie Wrrteu sruptttr
nit aCriRlem @ruHt Ilue Ubsr anu nruut,iuSIrti, prHu
eco Nppple = 2ohnc. Nr II. 10 Wrttrtr.
[vft fdl1
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Ea~ 6au t4uarticr Der MiarglGHDcr
M,jIi.

SalttmpFt ter s. Sept 1868.
ia %nutrtetr bic Aim ClirurG her o., g., l2 13., A.,
49,, H.. Is. une 10. 9Darb nabe;I rrteneet III, 10 neFa
ben aue 9ep0bner teIaattr g4ore5, rclfs ten @eitims
muugsu res NiIii'@efeges untfrIie3en, hermit
tenntri&tist, eaB. penn nibt he %ipateftens beuts,
WtOutas tfn 2S. Sttpter, he epi fIuf' @ebatr sru So
entrittrt III, tiete!be Hebit ben aufauGnSfu Rpfen eurb
TrieeeusritteF sinBetrebtn werbsu wirl. in ssm 8s
fege bcBt es:
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