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LIVERY NoTICE.-I have resumed
business at my old stand on Secoad
Street, and will be glad to receive all
my old customers. and as many new
ones as will call. L hope by attention
to business to merit liberal share of
patronage. Jos. SETCHELL.
aug11 3t
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CONG EAST. - Our enterprising
friend I. w. Turner, of Turner &
Kumler, goes East this morning to
purchase their Fall stock of boots
and shoes. They have rented one of
the large rooms in Foster Block, ad-
joining their present stand, and pro-
pose, in a few weeks. to open out in
their new location with greatly en-
iarged facilities for business. We
wish them abundant success. faa
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REsoLUTE BASE BALL CLUB.-A
meeting of the Resolute Base Ball
Club will be held this evening at Il.
q. Van Riper's Office, at S o'clock.
As important business will be trans
acted, full attendance is requested.
By order of the President.
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REGMENTAL MEETING-To night
the Grant Guard meet at Turner Hall
to complete the regimental orgauiza-
ton. It Is desired that all who have
enlisted will be in attendance prompt
" at eight o'clock
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DgI desire notifying the public
that | have moved my residence to
Locust Street. between Sixth and
Seventh Office on Third Street,
next door to Bridwell's drug store.
aug10 d1wl DR.. j. 3. JOHNSTON.
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No BETTER.-Mr. Schnorbes, who
was so badly injured on Saturday
night by the premature discharge of a
cannon, was no better yesterday. His
condition is quite critical
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the Presidency. They went In a body
wore 0reen6acks for badges, and how the,
Jared is told In the following parody:1
THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE.
Three hundred leagues, three hundre,
leagues,
Three hundred leagues onward,
All in the valley of death,
Rode the six hundred.
Forward, the light brigade!
Charge for the gunsI" Pendleton said;
Into the valley of death,
Into the ta0O-thlds rule, .-4
Rode the six hundred.
$ Forward the Light Brigade!"
Was there a man dismayed?
Not though the hummer knew
Some one had bIundered;
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but to consume rye;
Into the valley of DEATH,
With q bad whisky breath,
Into the tt0o- thirds RUE
Rode the six hundred. 4ltfl1
Bondholders to right of them,
Bondholders to left of theln,
Bondho1ders in front of them
VoIley'd and Numbered;
Stormed at with shot and shell,
Boldly they rode and wall
Into the jaws OF death, -,, .
Into the mouth of Hell, -..
Into the tLOO-tI.irIs rule,
Rode the six hundred
~. Nf 4t
Flashed all their battles bare,
Flashed as they turned in air,
Sabring the banners there,
Charging an army, while
Ali the world wondered;
Plunged in the Tammany smoke,
Right through the line they broke:
Rothschild and Belmont
Reeled from the bottle-stroke
Shattered and sundered;
Then they rode back, bnt not
Not the six hundred.
Bondholders TO right of them,
Bondholders to left of them,
BOndholders behind them szrr.
Volley'd and thundered it3.a 1853
Stormed at with shot and shell,
They that had drank SO well, .s,
Came thro' the Jaws of death,
Back from the mouth of He'll,
Back from the tbO1- thirds rule,
All that was left of them
Left of six hundred.
vi. Efu 8.
When can their glory fade?
o.! The big fight they made
For the gushing - Young Greenbacks!
All the world wondered, sf-
Honor the drunk they made,
Honor the Light Brigade
Noble six hundredI
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. W.,P. H
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TIE FIRE.-We were misinformed
regarding the alarm of fire on Sun
day. 1t now appears that some hay
caught fire, just how it is not known,
in the stable at the old Brewery. 1t
was promptly extiuguished by the
citizens in that neighborhood, without
the aid of the fire companies.
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o RAILROAD. = A. N. Crawford, as
will be seen by reference to the
Council Proceedings, presented to
that body yesterday the subject of a
railroad from this city to St, Louis.
No action was taken in the matter by
the Council, though Its Importance
was conceded by all the Councilmen.
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REMovAL.-H. d. Allis & Co. have
removed to First Street, one door
below Vine Street, next TO l.. Pear
sons tin mandatory. aug8 1w
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WARRANTS IssUED.-E squire Wal
ker issued two warrants in cases of as
sault aud battery, yesterday. The
cases will be disposed of to day.
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ACCIDENT AT Fort BRANOH-On
Saturday,while the burial party was at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Wallace,
AT Fort Branch, horse attached to
buggy containing two ladies, whose
cames our Informant could not learn.
became frightened ana ran away,
throwing the ladies out OF the buggy,
and breaking an arm Of one of them.
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TRoTTGNG MATCH.-There will bc !.
trotting match at the Fair Grounds
on Saturday, the 18th inst. Sec notice
in the Local Column in this paper.
Trains will run every half-hour to
and from the Fair Grounds.
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APoLoGY-We have desired to
present to our readers as faithful a
representation as possible of the
" Crescent Club" letter head and
poster. In our earnest effort to do
so we fear we have committed an un-
pardonable offense against their re-
spectability. Immediately following
the. Presidents name is a spread
eagle. We have searched our Office
through and cannot find an eagle
small enough to answer the purpose.
Our compositors say the best substi-
tute they can find for the Crescent +"
gentlemen, is a neat cut of a Goose.
We most humbly apologize, gentle
men Democrats. No offense intended.
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,YMtNG SOUTH.
Terre Baute and indianapolis.
EKnM TERRF HAUTE.
Ohio and mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNEs.
sTEAMROAT LINEs.


To IOUISYILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at o
O'Clock P. NJ.
TO CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ.
TO GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 8 o'clock r. NJ
To EAsTPoRT. = Every Tuesday ami
Friday at o'clock p. Nj.
TO HESDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at O'Clock PM.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
TO MEMPHIs-Semi-week
ROckpOrtS Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
viile,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tties-
days and Saturdays by 4P. III.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Eek
cept Sundaysl at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
cent sundays by P. NJ
To NEwBURG.-HacR daily Except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
o'clock p. NJ.
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KIssENGEN WATER.

ETEHE GEAR OF RUSSIA. As M
- ported by telegraph, has gone to kiss
engen for the benefit of the waters TTiEta
people of Evansville can enjoysthe same
benefit by going no further than the
Crescent City Springs, as 1 have Just estab-
lished a fountain of this most CeIiphtfn1
and most healthful of all mineral yTaters.
S id to be even better than the natural
water. EDWARD WELLER.
aug4 2W ~ - ~ III - t.,t
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DT- A large variety of ladies' and
misses Lisle thread gloves very cheap
at Hughes m aug8-2t.
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Rfyer Dispafclles.

. CINCINNATI, August IO.-Weather
clear and pleasant Mercury 770. The
river has fallen 10 inches in the last
"a hours, with ii feet 4 inches in the
channel. The Butler, from Wheel
ing; Fleetwood. from Parkersburg
Fanny Brandeis, from Cairo, and the
Sam. j Hale, from Memphis. were
the only arrivals The Edinburg. for
wheeling, was the only departure
outside the regular packets.
PITTsBURd, August 1O.-Weather
cloudy. There are u feet water in
the channel and falling. 19 Ai
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TEOR SALE-VAIdABI EVANS
- WILLIE PROPERTY offer Tor sale
Two houses ana lots and one vacant lot bra
the city of Evansville. situated i'm the
Eastern. j mi srgGment, on Fourth Street
between emory ANA oak. The lots are
about ~ feet tont by lGJ feet Tia depth.
One house Is Two stores high, contains SIX
rooms, with stable and an necessary out
buildings ADJOINING. The other house is
one story, contains Two rooms and kitch-
en-, with good cisiern, stable, etc, ON the
premises. All In good repair.
'Fhe above property is now renting for
1856 per annum.
For particulars apply TO ELLIOTT q
son, Evansville. Ind, or to
THOS. SNOWDEN,
aus d2w Henderson, KY
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VERY SELEoT.-In order to pre-
serve its respectaJitity the new Tam
many Society has selected its motto
from q language unknown to Anglo
Saxon, Teuton. or Celt. 1t is aot de-
signed that the Dutch I" or Irish
should have anything to do with the
Club. and only such fortunate Hoo
siers as are college-bred should un-
derstapd it. si
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~ = y u LNEAIJ
THE AUfOMATON WILL TAKE THEME
Household Furniture at Auction.

m WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT
VI my residences. o., Second Street. next
door TO Samuel Ours residence, on Mon
day, the 10th day OF Angus, commencing
~ O'Clock, All Of my household 1urni-
Jufe, consisting Of bedsteads bureaus.
chairs, stand-taDles, carpets, COOK and
parlor stoves, fine soclables, sofa chairs
and rockfna -chairs. fine nat rack, crockery
ware, Gu proaTd va re, and many things too.
numerous to Fnention. VIM. BUCK.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer, laugd to
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BOARDING.
RAILROAD HOUSE.

Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation is nov
open for the accom- Odation of b0arders.
under the direction OF MIR. and MRS.
r. q. HONGE The street cars viii be-
found convenient, running to and from
the premises every ten minutes One OF
two small families can be accommodated.
P.S. Large and good accommodation Tor
stock. lInay28 dim
TDOARDINCs. Mrs. j.. Carter has re-
ID moved To Mr.. John HeWsOn's large
house, on Division Street. between Second
and Third and is ready to receive as many
day boarders as viii give her GALE She
also has fiYe or six good rO0ms to let.
mayI3 diff MRS. ID. CARTER.
DOARDAEG BY THE DAY OEe
ID WEEK. Of
MRS. Il. M. BUKNS'Ss
No. ~ Second st., bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
of day boarderH can still be accommoda-
ted. MRS. y. NJ. BURNS.
mar2tf
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RESULT OF FORENOON MATCH.

Number in favor OF Klauss .............. IA
We will be able to give the result of
the afternoon match Tomorrow.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Snrvavor,s Notice.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
Az the Surveyor of Vanderburgh Coun
W. Ind, will, on Tuesday. September % {,
1868, locate and establish the corners and
lines of the southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter of Section No. q, Township
No. 4 south, of Raj ge 10 west. ALI persons
Interested will please take notice that on
lhe time above mentioned we w II proceed
with said survey, and establish the corners
of raid lands. WILHELM KAHRE
aull w3t
State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, So.
In the Marlborough Circuit Court October
tE Term, 1855.
Alexander Simpson VS.. Isaac G. Spalding
NJ APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
N on ME In the office of the CLERK OF "a Id
COurt, tnat the defendant is q non resident
OF the State of Indiana
Notice is hereby given him of the pend
ency of said action, and that the same will
stand for trial on the first day of the next
term of said Court, to be begun and held
at the courthouse in the city of Evans
vile, In said county, on the first Monday
In October, 1868.
Witness Blythe Hynes, Clerk OF said
Court and the seal thereof. this 7th day OF
August, 1888. BLYTHE HYN ES,
Clerk Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
aulI w3t
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Residence and Farm for Sale.

Residence and Farm for Sale.
THE RESIDENCE of the late Dr
h Thomas Runcie Will be sold at private
sale. Said farm contains 100 acres, with
improvements. IL il about one mile from
lngle's station, on the Il. e. @ r. r., and
ten miles from This city. For further pare
uculars apply at DIR. l.. T.. Ruucle's office
NO. - First Street, Evansville. jy3ti.
FOR SALE ANE FOB RENT
IN CHEAP BUILDING LOTS
AabV Dwelling Houses, and Farms.
Ten thousand acres of Farming Land.
1 buy and sell Real Estate.
ALNAH JOHNSON.
tnttrE lteal Estate agent,
THIRD Street, EpaasUiHe, Indiana.
dec22 81
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POLE RAIsING-BAsKET Picnic
The sterling Republicans Of Posey
County are arranging for a pole
raising and a grand basket picnic on
Saturday, August %, at Blairsville.
Good speakers have been invited, and
are expected. The Crescent CITY Sill
yer Band has been engaged to make
music for the occasion, and it is ex-
pected the Union Artillery from this
city will also be present. A grand
ball will be given at night. and live
" time is anticipated. Evansville, in
addition to the Band and gun squad
should send outa large delegation.
THANKs.-Our thanks are due, and
hereby rendered to Messrs. Fish &
Barter, Master Henry Haynie, train
boy on Geo. Nelson's train, and tothe
several Express messengers for latest
papers delivered nightly in advance
of the mails. .g.4.-...r ..tt
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THAT'S WHATS GOT ME!
That Automatic Machine Does the
Business.

AHhA w Hal y UUH NH ,
That Automatic Machine Does the
Business.
Each and Every one can haze that
Lifelong Pest DESTROYED.
As q Gentlemoo1 safd upon era1ntntng H.
'Its Tc0itlor Val Street operation"
Everything looks promising. The further
they venture tStoclS-wise) the more sure
Everything looks fair ana inviting b1f
sure death to the ventureri
City, Town, and Country are Over
qor run with Rats
They swarm under sidewalks, in cellars
intrud1ng lntO our offices, bedrooms and
laundries, keep up Continual CHATTER
ings. walls. and ceilings AZ night streets
are full Of them Along our docks thew
swarm In untold numbers. Every barn
and granaTy has It's own special progeny
In Meat Markets. Groceries. and
Saloons they held high Carnival.
They are everywhere in such numbers
as TO be positive nuisance: are fncreqg-
ing at such an alarming rate as 10 pre-
figure In the not distant future Plague
equal to any that afflicted the EgyptlansE
THE PLAGUE OF RATS 1
THE AU DONATION WILL TAKE THEME
Now, an inventor Of Rat-trap must
discover some new means of Turing them
INTO the snare, ike a politician and "a
willy one aGthat, for does he not draw mp
a programme for the rain of his ns5ocl-
ateS, anf induce them 10 hold great ttatl-
ncation meetings nightly To enGOIEe ms
policy. III As deeds are those OF darkness
He Ia a. Ju.ias, like the great traitor.
The Rat Is "A most tlmid animal never
yenfnrfno info m ytrfng that looks suspf-
cious al Mess he sees another rat there be-
fore him. Then his suspicious are quteted
and ne ventures Ilght ahead-Walt Street
sfvle-afd sooner or later ls gone coon.
SIcH ARR THE 4ARElARG EATENTs on rHE
AUTOMATIC TRAP!
Now 70 be seen ~ II. o. BABCOCKs,
3A No. North First Street,
Where State or County rights. or nnv fn-.
required viii be given.
aug7 4td
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Bankrupt Sale.
FRVHE UNDERSIGNRD W EH.L SELL
& at public auction, at Elliott IL Co.
store. No. 50 Main Street, on III ESD Y.
August 18TH. 1873. a lot of merchandise,
consisting of Boots and Shoes, Groce les,
Hardware, Queensware. Hats and Caps,
Is Silk MantIllas, Showcase, aud sundry
Other articles belonging to the estate OF
Adolpt Deutscher and Joseph Schoenne cid,
bankru pts. Terms of sale, cash. Sale TO
commence at o'cloc AM
JAMES III NJ NELLY,
JOHN SCHUBERT,
ASsignees.
Evansville, August 9Th, 1865. IN dtd
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g6Hncli Froscedlngs.
CouNCIL CHAMBER.
ITAnSViIia. A l1QI1sf. 10 1Sss

EfansviIle, August 10, 1863
The City Council met pursuant to
adjournment. Present-His Honor
the Mayor, and Councilmen Blemker,
Steele, Jones, Stockfeth, Schriber,
Rocker, Mesker and Kolle.
Minutes of previous meeting read
approved.
The following bills were then allow
ed and ordered paid.
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CITY Ne WIS.

TUEsDAY-.....................AUGUsT lI less.
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For the Evansville Journal
lit is well known fact that the Hon.
George III. Pendleton, a las YOqGn0 Green
backs" sent about six hundred men from
Cincinnati to the New York Democratic
Convention, to secure his nomination for
the Presidency. They went In a body,
wore 0reeH0acks for badges, and how they
Jared is told In the following parody:1
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WANTED.

JOHN II. POLsDoRFEE, President
JOHN u EOhGE MILLER, Secretary.
auto div Cincinnati Commercial COPY
ana charge Journal
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Each and EpeTy one can hare that
Lifelong Pest DESTROYED.
As q Gentieno0l sGfd upon eI0lntntn0 IT,
IT'S q regular Val Street operation"
City, Town, and Country are Over
RIM with Rats
In Neat MafKets, GFOceFlcs. and
Saloons they held high Carnival.

They are everywhere i'm such mum bera
as TO be positive nuisance: are increas-
Ing at such an alarming rate as 10 pre-
figure In the not distant future n Plague
equal TO any that afflicted the EgyptlansE
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,eERtoUs AeofDBsTt7-tl0ite Q sefi.
Gus accident occurred at the Pigeotl
Greek Bridge yesterday. Tie bridge
is being repaired under the nhper-
vision of Mr.. Grant: Que of the
hands, whose name We could not
learn, while working on the roof of
the bridge, lost his hold, and was
precipitated into the creek below,
injuring his head and parts of his
body very seriously. His injuries
were regarded as dangerous.
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Sfts aSenm'@. 9GtegeIba9ta.
9pmmer 0imrfcbflna.
Oireft na6 Netp Yorf uno pittsbura
phne Rarrenipehfd.

Oireft na6 Nep Yorf unb pittsbura
obne Garrenpebfel.
3d9s utrlaGsn aQsntaun taslid (Scnniaas ausass
ucninsn) UNI 700 uno 1920 WloresnS, urn H. ,35
uno Ais 91acbmittass uno 1l.44 Natbts.
Der 1880 Mcr9sn,u9 uadbt Su 6arrisburab
Serbtnoun9 init Gbambsrsbuna, baaerstcpn uub
puntten an Der Gumbsranb 8auepsGilsnbabn, Der
Nortbsrn @entral:Gil.nbabn, Slore uno Sdo, unb
Der Selss9sno.
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otr ll.44 9laht13u9 no Die pelilibsn Grpree 3dae,
msldbe ptrstt pur@ gittsbur9 cbns aarreupsbitl
9sben.
Der 700 GROrssn;us bait an allen Statontn
otsfer 8abn on uno matbt @srbinbuua su Rsabina
nit 9chsptus, port Clinton, 2amauqua uno allen
punttsn in Der Sdupltiu 8cblsuesaeno nit 9pbi.
laoepbia uno allen puntten on Der NpbiIobeIpbios
uno 8eaotn9 @tentabp; stsnIo nit 6arrisburo.
ebambsrsbur9, paSsrstcrpn, Wcrt, @sttpsbura, ber
Ssl9s9sno, @iIiamspcrt uub Dem gBsftsn.
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an unc perbtnod fdb su 9sacius nit 5dssn fdr
pottsptus Gclumtia, Gpbrata, ,eits eanfalfSr, oars
risbur9 u. [. no.
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Bsfisn at.
pofassrs fuo sriu6t, ibrs 2itst$ ,u taufsn, che
fe bic Cars tetrstsn, incem auf bsn Gars Gin bSbss
rtr Sabrpreis anesrehnet pirb.
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Office fir ale puutte an bitItr 8abn uub bic
6auptfattcntn on Der philadelphia uu6 geabiuoss
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psilib, norbwsilid unb Iiibwtili1.
iu babsn: a. 1000 8. Stol;, Sag. unb eup't.
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SDrte1t S6awlS

uno perfaufe iie 3u nod nieberen preifen
tpie bisber.
Staunenspertb 1T mein &orratb an
e in ) e m 6 n 2S aaren, ols {:
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bleibten Mluslin, Settjeuse, seftreifte
STAPLE, Oaims, Cantor, Slannelle, etc ,
uno 9ebe Die Serft6erune oaB ib oieIel.
ben nod etpas nisberer perfaufe als Der
noblfeilfte in Der Staot.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-10-06

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