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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
FROM ArIssIssIPPL

The festive horn blowing of the Democ-
racy over the Mississippi election is possibly
premature as the following letter suggests:
NATcHEz, ADAMS COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI,
lime I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

K. COnerY 81 Co. vs.. Steamboat
Hodge, Her Tackle. Apparel etc.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT O
i for the District of Louisiana, No. 9l55.-
dience to an admiralty warrant TO me dire
the shove entitled suit, have seized and TAX
my possession
The Steamboat B. L. HODGE, her Tackle, A
and Furniture, etc, now libeled by L. Conerl
foE1ne cause, set forth in the libel now pen
the District Court of the United Statea.
And do hereby cite and admonish the OF
owners thereof, and all and every person or
having Or pretending to have any right titls
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at
trict Court Of the United States, for the
aforesaid, to be holden at the city Of New Orb
or before the THIRD MONDAY from u
hereof, to show cause, II any they have or q
the said steamboat should not be condemn
be sold agreeaby to the prayer of libelants.
United states Msrshars OHAes, New Q
f. j. HEBRON,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
AUCTION eALEa,

LARGE AND PERKMPTORY SALE OF ELK.
giant Match and single Horses, Elegant sAddis
Horses. Fine work Mules, Fine Mich Cows, Bug.
gieu, Elegant Bretts, Harness. Wagons, etc., etc.
at auction. - - 49,
nv MONTGOMERY BROS, a co.
- X u. Montgomery, Auotioneer--WiI be sold on
SATURDAY. July T. 1868. at IL O'clock Al p.
LINER stable on Gravier street. vi ~
Elegant MATCH HORSES
Elegant SADDLE HORSES;l
Fine WORK MULES; s,.
Fine MICH OoWSs -a=
-ALAO- 54-
Iop and Open Buegies, Elegant Bretts. Harness
Wagons, etc.
TERMs-Cssh. in United States Treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
Paul Lewis V. oharIe,. In

Faut II. Lewis va. Charles. Iznrl
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT I'd
i for the Fifth Circuit and District of Lou.
No Sl65.-By virtue Of a writ OF seizure and
sued by the above named Court in the abO7
tied suit, and received by me on the
of March, 1868, ! have seized ana tax
my possession, and will expose for sale at . d
ton 10 the highest bidder, on TCEi
the twenty eighth day OF July, 1858
O'Clock noon, at the entrance to the Custom
on Old Leves Gtreet, between Canal and U
house streets in this city, the following deI
Two OERTAIN LOTS OF GRoUHB, 81
in the first district OF this city in the square
ed by Nayades, Clio, Prytania, and Hrato y
designated rs lots Nos so and 80 on plan q,
Cd in the office of I. D. StaFke, notary, Is pl
103; said lots adjoin each other, and meAsuI
twenty-nine feet front on ErAt0 street by al
between parallel lines Of one hundred and ffi
feet nine inches and ten lines, together with
buildings ana Improvements tiierssn, WhiUni
described property will be sold to satisfy the
tiA's, Paul y. Lewis claims, viz; the sum OF
hve hundred dollars. interest, and all costs
act Of mortgage on nile, passed before Edwai
nett, notary, in this city on the sixteenth
October, 1856.
Terms Cash in United States Treasury note
costs Of deed and internal revenue stamps
United States Marshars ofHes. New. Oh
june %, 1853 +. ]. HEBRON, u. 8. Mar
No. s0l- ie27 iy4 II 10 Is % District Of Lou
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

DanleIs a ISIummer W. Narelsae Eat
IN THE UNITED STATES OIROUIT cd
4 for the Fifth Circuit and District Of
lana, No. h2l3.-by virtue OF q writ Of
facias issued and TO me directed by the
named Court in the above entitled suit, and rel
BY me on the ninth Of June. 1853 have seizl
taken int my possession, and will expose for
public auction, to the highest bidder, on SA
DAY, the twenty STR day Of July, 1893,
hour OF twelve O'Clock noon, al the door 4
Courthouse, at DonAldsonyille, in the parish
censiens Louisiana, the following described a
", viz:
A CERTAIN PLANTATION, situated
parish OF Ascension, in the State Of LouisiaI
the right bank of the Mississippi river, al
four miles above the town of Donadsonviie,
land contains sixteen and one third arpents
the Mississippi river, by adepth of eighty al
more or less bounded on the upper side By ],
Kalontin Landry and on the lower side by u
Trasimon Landry, with all the buildings and a,
ratlonA which are on said land, such as resii
sugar house, draining machine, cabins, Owed
house, saw mill, etc as well as all the live
tools, implements Of husbandry upon or appd
ing 70 said plantation a. per inventory on lie
office.
Seized to satisfy the plaintiffs claim
eight thousand dollars. together with interel
torneys' fees. and all costs of suit, as per judo
rendered in above entitled suit.
Term8-t ash in United States Treasury nd
the time of adjudication bIT
LActot sale, recording revenue stamps ETC.,
expense Of purchaser.
june q. 1893 =. j. HERRON. u. s. iMAfshI
No. e93-ie2S q jy4 II 1926 Distrioto Of Louisl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
j. A. Pratt We. steamship TappahI
Her Tackle, Apparel eto

ASA AHShtoy hPpaA0Af wv
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT o
i for the District of Louisiana, No. 9l50.-In
ence to an admiralty warrant TO me directed
above entitled suit, have seized and taxi
The Steamship TAPPAHANNOoK, her
Apparel, etc, now hbeled by j. A, Pratt
causes set forth in the libel now pending in {
triet Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the OF
owners thereof and all and every person or
having or pretending to. have any right, it'll
terest in or TO the same, TO be and appear al
trict Court Of the United States, for the
aforesaid, te be holden at the city Of New OTls
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the da
Of, to show cause, II any they have or ca
the said steamship should not be condemn
be sold aRresAbly 20 the prayer of libelant.
United States MaFshals Office, New
twenty.fourth day of June, 1858.
4. j. HERROl
No. s9s-je26 jyl Ill United States Ma
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

pEEvEs' AMBROsEA
FOR THE HAIR
ImProved.
Il e an slsasnt Dressing for the Hair. rs s-
Isoassss shs Hair to Curl beautifully.
1skssps the Scalp clean ana Healthy.
Isinvieorasss the Roots q the hair.
II forces the Hair aud Beard to grow luxuriAntly.
It Immediately stops Hair Failing Ont.
ItEssps the hair from Changing Color from Age.
IsEsitOsss Gray Hair to its Original Color. 4
ItbEiasSOut hair on heads that have been bald for
years
tissomDOssd entirely Of simple and puroly vessta-
Bile substances
Il received over six thousand voluntary tsst,ao-
mails Of fts szcssncs, many Of which are from ply
naians in hish standing.
Itissold IN halfpound bottles. cha name blown in
me sIass b. Drusgists snd Doslsru in Fanny Goods
ssslywhsrs, at Ono DOliaT Dor BOttla wROlsuais By
Dem Barnes Co; O p wsIIs COS sehisasllu
man Soo.. -Hsw York
RIN.ks o. MxOHAHGE. Pnonl1s.
~ notes Buns Il IaaiDr. Dzas nsosiDts. BAnh
Ohsoln and an kinda Of OommeFoial Printing neatly
ezs0atsa asths nspabliean oaea. Nc. 81 g. Ohariss
street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

l..r.. limo. amos ano. 'H0'. IA mos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

Chairman State Executive Committee.
N. Underwood, Secretary.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-16

= 81
~ .z...',.':..z. "a r.s,.s;,,.
4..- s-s r@ss;.ss..a Y; q sh,ss
...I.7 ss.,;s,. ~. s;,s, os.icars
Ohio has moro Soldiers Mona
nenls in course Of erection than
any State IN the Y unlen.
a Boston naschspanniaeiurcr
paid toe government last year.
400 goo for one cent siamps.
Tks United States Grand Jury
has fSanfI 4 new indictnent against
re-. Daeis.
Inc Ms,ss Soualy is,ss.APn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-16
Csnrs Or csunss Pisas. SsITasIa
ceunty, Ohie.
Eissy Nichols. PiaInaa,
BllNisheIS ! George Nichols. hIimesr. ~
Dsendnnl6, -

AaS'1S.ss D.,:Ss:s,s .s;:s,s' sishsl'. AlinsIy. q.
I'll Nichols. whose place ofrasIdenc. 4. n,
known-will take npilce that said pIeinti9 a.
the2flhsday o. March, A. d. ln61, died N aald
Cruft Der peilHqn charging that said mi ioh.
ole had, wltii1nl eaasf. a6andoned her.. 1nI
wholly rstnneeand negIects 20 provlds fcr ~
support of said piainlin. - -
Thht Ri Nlcbolsls The ounaF In f,a of,a N.
100 acfef OF land 10 said county-a "a a AZ ,i1s1
.. Township n, Range II. nsldR eht ss,ss 1,ee.
Of land or which sald III Nichols reslded~ sr
more epariloulofdolonpllon zee Record 81 f,ssa.
ofFallheld Countys Ohio, 9ook 81, page 81 sfhsl
said El Nichpla On or about the fpt IA y ~ Az.
gust, 1853 and on of about the Nth dar m In
a. D.legIs ffnuduleniiy and without non der,
tio1 sold and co1gcytd the above deaetihed
land ~ George NIohol1--lf n fraud of fhe nf.1s
iifa right ~ rIlb ofaaid Rll Nichols, = .
That III Nichols q owner Of money ana ~,
soael property % thsanonnl Or ffssa hun.
z PlsSiif pfays iss fesson.bl. sl,m.,v "a
that thG same may b eatlshed out fthe c1s
afeToaaidl That = H1oeTor bo anpoinfi1 fs
take charge oleald f1al estate dnflnr fhe go.
soaysysnss' slsTs. g nay bs = ssi1s 1e''s"i ~
TlsS leSsn danls y. sequlres h fsn,,y :, ~.
wet s1idpetilion byih6 2bth an of Inrit' 4
y. lete, md that eald petition Slil stnn1 ~ |
hsafing a che next lJli6el term n said ro,,,
ELetF rlDd0lh Plaintiff,
Eafd11l ~, -, ~ - :
IL IfIi g y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-04-16
LECTURES.

A new Course Of Lectures as beIns: s:.delivered
atths
New York BKussum Of Anatomy,
mbracing The subjects
"How 10 live and what TO live fof.-Youth'
Maturity andold age.--Manhood generally re-
viewed. The causes Of indigestion, hatulence
and Norvousdiseases accountedfor Marriage
phiiosop ioailyconsidered, &C."
Posket volumes containing these lectures will
be forwarded TO parties unable to attend on re-
cAipt NJ four stamps ny Addressing. "SECRE-
TARY, New York Museum Of AAstomy aud
Science AIS Broadway, New York.
Julyis, i86T-iy
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-01-01

,s4 " . LINEN Often kiss each other w.,a taev
I"s.rF bic off each others noses.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-01-01

CI., "'''.ano"n writer on the subject, Dr.
orI,'' '"'"1> the win" production at a fourth
two ,,: ,"''e agricultural revenue Of ...... -.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-01-01

Miss Rcbecca CIapp, nearly ninety one
years old, walked from New Braintree to West
BroohteG, Mass. seven miles, on the lastday
of October to pay her taxes and save the dis
count She carried with her heavy bundle,
and the next day walled home. Miss C!aPp
has accumulated a property of $4,000, and
owns large farm on which she lives alone.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-01-01

A sef-rrcordjny barometer, which has been
termed barometroyraph, has been invented in
France by N. Brequet. It's designed to fur
nl>h diagrams every six hours Of the pressure
Of the atmosphere. 1t consists Of four metal
lie boxes, the upper and lower Of which are
curved; thc>" are vacuum boxes, and are, in
some measure, a modification Of the ancroid
Barometer The registration is made BY re-
vovnG cylinder, which is wound by clock
work, ""'. IS covered with Il paper on which
lamp black has been deposited. On this paper
lever from the Barometer makes its trace as
the wheel rcvoIvc3.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-01-01

A Frcnchman who purchased a country
seat was complaining 0: the want of birds in
his garden. Set some traps" replied an old
officer, land they'll come. | vas once in
Africa and there wasn't Supposed to be wo-
man. within TWO hundred miles. l hung a
pair of earrings and collar upon tree, and
the next morning l found two women under
the branches"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-01-01
La II. AnII


: LIS father said Harry, my boy, YOUR boots
look wretchedlv. Pick up YOUR brush and
: make them shine. When they look as thew
Should, come into the brary."
:" es pa, replied Harry, Doul;na. and TAX
ing up bis brush in no yery GOOD h1mor and
brushing the dull boots until they sbone nj cely.
When the boots were polished, lie went 10 lis
father, who said te him:
My son, / want to tell YOU short story.
once knew poor boy whose mother taught
him the provrrb, 'Whatever is worth Jon~
Is worth doing WELL That boy went TO be a
servant in a gcntlco1an's family. He took
pans to DO everything well, no m ttui how ri
Wal 1t seemed. Ills employer was pleased
and took him i"to his shop. liz did his work
well THERE
" when he swept the shop, lie did that
"e". N,''n he was Sent on an errand, he
went quickly, and did lis work tGthluDIy
"Hen he Was ;oId 10 make out a bill or to en-
ter an account, he did that well.
" This pleased his employer 50 That he aj
'%nccd lam from step TO step, until he became
Clerk then partner, and now he is lich
man, and anxious that his son Harry should
learn to practice tie rule which made lin pros
per-"
Why, pa, were you a poor boy once ?''
lcS' my son. 50 poor that had to 50 into
a family to black boots. wait at table and do
other mental services for living. By doinr
those things well, ! was soon put, as | have
told you, to do things more important. Ghc
dlcnce to the provcrb, with Gods blessing.
made me a rich man."
Harry never forgot the conversation. When
ever he Irjt like stunning bit Of work, he
thought CT H. ana fe't SPurred to DO his work
P'"P'l'y' " N"'e'rr Is worth DONG is worth
IoI''o wen, cH'vrcd him IN ms daily duties.
u~o -, '@
no. ioU Don't 1T is known that dur
' t ,G Id ",> Nv" years o. me war many poor
0'' " a. ~ " rs "' '"e h"h", OF III"
liz ''''' rt v""'" 'I:''v oy'n saved WILL"
>, ''0''' "' P"' 't'e'' were
w.. ,I' '' '"''F' al" IL was use,
,a,r,s, ~'' '''''l'o VI INC O''1t -vd
I rE. -,;'.:.t -.,,..}:..,.,.. !
,r:I '''7',' VA, 'Sc"'"5 t"c i"s1 awful dag CT
. r,,,. o. q 10y n"n HvnP"IS private IN
l'""vS>ee regiment OF cavalry, was brought
,"}' s snJ n,PfInln room OF one ct the ho=t|-
';''s anu S',''y"tu pom the table Tor rxamna-
S'oi' -, y QUINCY mao gone 'h:c"7h lbs Ing Il,
,'''u Inc >u']I"''' amer nasty glance at the
"o0''u' '''.''0 'o' as 'o,0'n'S at the same
''.'' N|'cI"' "'ISnn"2.S 70 ASSIST at the
~I"t % S Z o Y1r id 61' 10 n@a I n"
plead for Lis Ir4, begging to be rermi,tvd to
Die even in preference To- o<in! it.
The doctor paid no attention to his protests
but ordered lis assistants to do their duty.
They Sprany forward, and at the same time the
patient drew from his bosom six-shoottr,
saying:
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-01-01

A lawyer, one day pleading before him, and
using several the expression my unfortunate
CLIENT" Lord Marlborough suddtnly inter
rupted him" there, sir, the Court is with
yOu.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04
8.

~ ! w ! ! "
ct. 2putS.
yroppftion bic Yaeife, Giisnbabn sertauftn.
@rpber Diebaabl.
9t,2puis,27. Mdr;. - 8eipe
eelebSebenbe 6duiet palirten cine Sill
bic pacifczG ilentabn fir $5>O0O,O0O
in taatsz Bombs III Yerfaufen,
Da6 8anfbaue BON 9ale uno Slice,
in Sunctipn Gity &an(as> rurpe setz
ern Mrr9cn UNI $4,000 heltpblcn.
Tcnier 8epeeune.
Na1bYille 26. Mar;. - Die
Genier tes btefisen 3trfels baben bez
i9loGen einen STUFF fir cine i'm Mai
ab;ubaltenre General Gpnpentipn at
erla0en.
S@mer3li1er 11nfaQ.
Birmtnebam Mi9. q .Mars.
2ebten Samla9 paren Sobn 2pme6
unp Charles @anttpe, bel Der 2 Meilen
BON bier selesenen Smitb's Muble bez
f1dftt9t @runb fir ei,,eu Damn au
nebmen> als bic 8ant bic aefrprca mar
nadsab unp init ben teioen Mfdnneru
itir3te. Mr. @antine erlitt eineABeiuz
tru9 an 2 6teuer1 pberbalb pes &ries
unp befnpet ii6 in einem fritilden 3uz
tanbe, Mr. Zones ftarb an leinen er@
littenen 8erlesun9en.
8onbs in Nem Uorf in Semeeume.
SIN u. g. Nryer,e gam Office,
wurben $4,000 inBrnc'e in rergtadt
pom "a |. %. seitrblen.
Erentpn> g. 5. 26. M1rs. -
Cine BiQ purce III ecr Stem Ser1y Sc
siSlatur ein9ebradt, rur@ melde Dem
@uta9ten Der Surp anbeim 9etellt
>pirp, bieTppesirafe pper lebensldn9lidt
@efdn9nibbaft ater @Srcer 81 YER
bdn9en.
~ 6epr9ia.
Maepn Ga. 81. Mdr;.- Daa
eempfratilb e Central Grecutip Gpmttt
perta9te rieien Mprsen. Gs appptirtt
Nclplutipnen> bic Ntlanta Con titutipn
p%pppnirenp unb Dempfraten unr Con-
1ernatipen rrin9ene aufprrernp, fir Der
unabbdn9iseng puverneursz Ganeieater
Mr. Grmin 81 wdblen uno quite uni
re@tlide Mdnner fir rie2e9islatur in's
Belc gu brin9en.
prpsipence, g.. s. q. Mdrs
Die Nmerifanii1e Dampf 0aSzpfeifer
Gpmra9nie, perbrannte pieien Mpr9e1'
8erluit $4,000.
Mctp Wcrf.
MlbanM %. Mdr.-D Der Sena1
perwarf geitern bic pas Metrppcliten
Nceilez@ eleB amencirence Biu> weld'
rcn rer Nlemble paifrt rar.
8pftpn.
@rcber Dietitabl. - Me@aniter fir @alifur'
ria.
! Bpfpn 20. Mdr;.- SIM Bdreau
ppn q. g. II. 8. acknowledgements:
let an S~taats trabe, 'rurct beute elm
arpbe Summe 0elre6 e%nttpenbet.
@tma 1900 Medanifer> bic tpdbrenl
oes @interS fir lire Grtiten3 bart 81
fampfen batten, iinp nun nur@ HI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf Bteoerbelebun(
rer 0eiddfte entmu,bi9. unb beatii@:
ti9en na6 @alifprnten 31 reiicn.
Sbreeflider nneladsfaa.
Mpines ga, %. Mar3.-
Das 6auS oes Son. CHARLES Dudley
ron Meency City, apella County, ser:
/, brannte leBte Nadt uno 3 ieiner SDbn'
fan1en in ben Tlammen INN.
u Gbieaso fur Neneleton.
Gbtca8p 20. Mdr3.- Die esmc:
fratiibe CONVENTION otel les @cunty'S
erpdblte 48 Ocle9aten CUR Staat8con:
penticn unp erfldrte 1i9 einfimmia fl,
pearletpn, ais praitcent.
Mcrifp.
Cine reueG Revolution II.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04
l63

SpdtereD epel1tn Yor Ma,atla,1,
Merico, melpen bab &dmpfe In cen
Straben ftattfnoen. Die cine partei
Der Streitenpen icuen Glibuiier oes
Martines fem, fie %bebaupten tab bepor
ein dncerer Spmner feline Griaeinuna
madt> bic &epublif penM atamcras bis
Masatlan etatlirt fem miro.
New SrIeana, 26. Mdrs. -
Suars cfferirt Zen Ser. Staaten Elm
&pblen Depot in Yidelenee, In berg}dbe
pcn 81 pla0p.
mutbmafli4e Morpbrenuer.
Die @el@dftSlptale BON $. Golen
unc Silpermanu> in ppmerpy, Sbio,
wurcen III rerD pnneritaa Nadt burd
Geusr ;erltIrt. Der@erlult miro auf$3Oz
600 9el@dtt; verli6ert fit $12,OO0,M Dir.
Gpben fanp man III 1etnem Stpre /; er
bate etnen Sdub rur6 bas 0enid unb
itarb lebten 0ienita9 Mor9en. Man
mutbmabt ca6 cas Teuer, bas@erfp pu
8rancliftern unp W1rber mar.
Ganaba.
Neuu Veripne, serbrannt.
81. Spbn28.M dr3. Der @drauz
tencampfer9inca lanSte bon leiner erIten
Gabrt beute bier an.
a. %. Mdr3.-Das @aus
eineS Garmers 2ambert in Marban,
% Metlen BON BIER perbrannte inNlitz
mod Na9t spri9er @p@e uno Mr.
2amtert nit Z Sinner unp einem Nrbeiz
tel, fanlen in ben Tlammen UNI.
Der Cheyenne Mraus pom q.
Mars teri9tet iiber 2 Gdue bic in
Gbepenne Yprfamea unh jeoen MenI1en
init Ntideu erfauen mil1en.
uGbarles Martin ,par Ypr &ur,em
pe5 MrrpeS> an Nnoy 9arrie peribt,
an9efla9t, aber ppn Der Dilrfft Court
frei9elproden rprcen> neil bewielen
rurpe cob 6arris ;uerit einen Nepplz
yer 500 unp cas 9eben Mortin'S tez
prpbte. gr murre rurd Treunpe eez
parnt, r'e Staet gu Yerlal1en Ia cine
Sa1ce rie iid bic L@t9ilante6" nenrt
ibm na6 Dem 2etea tradtete, 81 adz
tete rieier @arnung nidt uno lemc9te
fd fret unp murter> ber@efabr bic Jpn
berrpbte, unbemubt. Gr be- u1t Elm ber
Nadt pom 20. |. ~. einen Tan;bocem
unc war 3temlid aussela0en. Gin
Mann fam uno la9te ibm1> man min11e
Jpn gu ipreden> er 9in9 Ypr bic Ibiire,
>pp er lpfort er9rifen uno fprt9el9leppt
wurpe. Am anoernM or9en fano mai,
Jpn toot an etnem prppiloriid erridz
tete, Oal9en bdn9sr.
Da6 jreite Spf ep NamenS Sam,eS
Mpr9an, purce ME MAJ, mutbmaBt
we9en pferceciebfaN 9ebdn9t. Sein
Sdidial erre0t arcben Nlbl9eu in Der
Stapt ca man Jpn all9emein fit I'M
ldulbie ta!t.
Diele@ i9ilanten peroiente11 fit piele
Dirt @%plfejuitis a%us3uiben> cine ereu1z
plarii6e Strafe renn fpldes Ereiben
birfte faum rober in ben Mnnalen oer
8arbarei 9efunpen werpen.
8petln 81. Mar3.-Der Mal<
1a6u6etS Senat serf eblte beute, bic BiI
welde pas Staat6 &onfableramt abz
ldafm lpQte une wclde perW puperneuer
NIT leinem @etp tele9t bate, ourdsuz
leBen.
9er3erf6atterneer 1tnslnfsfaa.
to H. 81. Mdr3.- Dielen
Mor9en f~ir3ten II Mann, ourd bas
8reden elmer Winpe, einen 1876 Tub
tiefen S6adt Der Diampnp &pblenz
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lnc 10 perlebt, tab man an ibrem Nufz
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