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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-06

SINeER's SEWING MACHnEs.-
Ten dollars down. and balance in easy instalments
o. +. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street
GOOD BYETo
OUR SUMNER CLOTHING.
FOR FEW DAYS
BEFORE OPENING THE
GRAND STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS,
WE WILL SELL WHAT REMAINS OF OUR
SUMNER ASSORTMENT
AT PRICES THAT SHALL COMMAND THEIR
READY SALEl
Everybody knows the inconvenience and loss at
tending the carrying over OF q large STOCK OF
goods SO we have determined to clear all our shelves
and counters of the clothing still remaining on tnem
before offering to the public the grand result of the
last three months preparation for our Fall and Win
ter trade. To do this
WE OFFER,
AT THE
PEOPLES OWN PRICES,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING
EVER KNOWN IN THIS MARKET
CONE AND SEE ABOUT IT,
AT
WANAMAKER q BROWNS
OAK HALL BUILDINGS,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Note.-The stock slightly wet at the fire, No SIS
and $50 Chestnut street. will be brought to this house
and sold at unheard-of bargains.
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ABBEY.-At Ellicott City Nd on Sunday, September
s. Miss LIZZIE ABBEY, daughter of the late Roswell
Funeral services at the house of Mr. Louis Brown, No
s7S N Sixth street, Tuesday, September at o'clock
DEETS the evening of September 3, GEORGE II.
DEETS, son of Mary and the late George Deet in the
His friends and those Of the family members of the
Paramount Fire Company and 95th Regiment Pennsylya
MIA Volunteers invited to attend his funeral from the
residence of his brotherin law Mr. David p. Weaver No
70S Wood street. Tuesday the 7th instant at o'clock
p NJ Interment at Mechanics Cemetery.
KIRK-On the 4th Of Ninth month, SARAH KIRK,
Montpomery county, in the 8lth year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the 1ui.S are -espevviW
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence No
afternoon the 9th of Ninth month, at O'Clock.
MCCAUSLAND-On the Sd inst, ELIZABETH Will
SON, youngest daughter of the late Alex. and Alice
Funeral from the residence of her brotherinaw Hugh
Craig, No. 1925 Arch street, Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock.
sMALL-On the 4th instant, after lingering Illness
which the bore with Christian fortitude and resignation
HARRIET wife of John Small, in the 59th year OF her
The relatives and friends of the family also Mount Sinai
LODGE No. g. Masonic LADIES' also Gliding Star Temple
No. 49, Masonic Tie respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her sonnlaw, d. r. Cole
No. 445S Wood street, Manayunk Wednesday the sth
instant, at o'clock P. NJ. To proceed to Leverngton
Cemetery.
TAYLOR.-On the 5th instant DIR. r.oTHNIEL H. TAY-
LOR, aged &c years. -
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence,
No. 312 Market street. Camden: n j., on "Wednesday
soFSess D st. u 6c oa% at
O'clock.
TT MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF ME.
RIDIAN SUN LODGE, No I5S, A. Y. M, are requested
the MASONIC a. HAtLon ALL. THESPAY Az MORN
Of our late brother, RICHARD GARTER.
s'' 0fuef VI 'N' WILLIAM D. sHUBERT, Secretary.
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EARTH CLOSET CoMPANY's patent dry earth COM
modes and prvy fixtures at A. H. Franciscus Co.'S No.
5l3 Market street,
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MAR KIED.
DIED.

HAMPTON-LURKER.-O the Goth of August by the
Rev Father Grundtner, Mr. GEORGE s. HAMPTON to
Miss MARY E. LURRER, both of this city.
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CHOLERA CRAMPS, CHOLERA MoRBUs Sour Stomach,
and all Bowel Affections speedily cured by JAYNEs
CARINArIyE 1t takes all of the abdomen,
soothes stomach restores its natural action As
a family remedy for the diseases so prevalent among
children and adults during the months espe
caly recommended, being prompt operation per.
feoty safe and easily administered Sold by all Druggists
FANCY-NoBBY-PLAIN
The opening of new styles of material for the
FALL AND WINTER OF
1862
BY CHARLES STOKES,
proves conclusively that he is the
LEADER FASHION,
being usual in the advance with his modes for the
coming season.
The immense arranged for the inspection
of the public eclpses exposed for sale in this
city, comprising as it does, all styles of
PLAID CmvIoTs, PLAID BANNoCKBURNs, PLAID CAssI.
MEREs,
PLAIN CHEvIoTs PLAIN BANNocKBURNs PLAIN CAss1.
MEREs,
OoATINas,
FANCY AND PLAIN BEAVERS TRIcors D1AeoNA1s.
Every variety and shade of Cassmeres and Cloths for
FALL ovERcoATs
In fact his assortment is full up with all the
| NOVELTIES THE SEASON.
| His corps of Cutters the most tasty and skilful
PRICES REASONABLE.
Your PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
THE FEVER AND AGUE SEAsoN.-when the leaves be-
gin to change remittent and intermittent make
their appearance From the surface of the earh bahed
nightly in heavy dews from marshes and wamps surchaged
with moisture from the dying foliage of the woods from
fostering pools and sluggish streams the of September
evolves clouds OF masmatc perous to health and
life The body deprived by the burning temperature OF
July and August much of its vgor and elasticity is not
in proper plight to malara and hence all diseases
that are produced by depraved condition of the atmo
| sphere are particularly prevalent in the fail
There is no why the health of thousands of people
should be thus sacrificed preparatory course OF HOS
| LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs is certain proteoton
against the epdemies and endemics whlch autumn
in its train Let ali dweers in unhealthy localities liable
to such give heed to the warning and advice
convey ed this advertisement and they may Dd
TO the foul exhaations which are now rsng anu
from the soil around them No farmhouse In the land
should he without this invaluable exharant and inVigo
at any period of the year. but especially IN the a
II is safe go forth into the chill misty atmosphere
of September morning evening with the stomach u
fortified by tonic and of all the toncs which meoloai
chemistry has yet given to the world BIT
admitted TO be the purest the mose
| and the most beneficial. .
Complaints and malarous fevers, take the Buffers at
least twice day throughout the present season s as
wholesome II is infalible. Look 20 the trauemarA
"HosTETTERs STOMACH BrrrERs" engraved on the labe
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FIFTH EDIT ION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Senator Fessenden's Health-Discharge
of German Emigrants Alleged to be
Paupers and Convicts-The
European Markets.
FROM THE WEST.
Sentence of nm Indiana Murderer.

Sentence of an Indiana Murderer.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 6.-At Covington,
Ind, on Saturday, Frederick Reinster was found
guilty of murder in the second degree. The
trial lasted four days, and, on account of the
horrible nature of the crime, created consider
able interest. 1t will be remembered that last
June he shot and killed Mrs. Jones, widow
lady, without any cause other than that he
alleged Mrs Jones had medded with his do
mestic affairs. At the same time he shot and
seriously wounded beautiful young lady the
ball lodging in her brain, and, though she still
lives, she has become insane since the murder.
Reinster has feigned insanity.
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS

The South Jersey Republican, in referring to
the hight between the Republican party and the
''ring" in Camden, says:-
There is stir in Camden comfy noIitics An
organization has been formed In the city of
Camden called the Republican Inyincibles :,
and they have put forth a series of resolutions,
which we append: If they are sincere in the
a good work, for the ring has been In power
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FROM NEW T'ORK.
Damage 10 Roo,b,s Theatre.

Damage to Booths Theatre.
Despatch 10 The EDening Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Sept 6.--Mr. Magonige, manager OF
Booths Theatre, preferred q charge against dis
charged empoye OF wilful injury TO the theatre by
permitting the water from the fire butt within to
overflow the theatre The theatre. the orchestra,
aud the stage was completely submerged.
McCurdy acknowledged his guilt, but pleaded drum
Ean
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FROM BALTLMORE.
discharge of the Alleged German Conyi

Discharge OF the Alleged German COnVicts.
BALTIMORE Sept 6-The examination to-day be
bore Justice Hagerty in the OF the seven Ger
man emigrants from Bremen, on the barque Alta
anita, charged with being convicts and paupers
resulted in their prompt discharge from custody
II is stated, from the facts elected at the eXamina
tion, that the arrest had been caused by rival emf
grant line in New York. who caused the first des-
patch to be forwarded from Bremen.
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CITY ITEMS.

ALL KINDS OF SUMMER CLOTHING, at Greatly Reduced
Pjce 10 close out Sunmer Stock assortment StU good
Su.gr any reddy-mae goods IN PHILADELPHIA IN every
respect Prices guaranteed lolcer than The ocest etSewhere.
EifH and TOWER HALL,
SirM streets SIS MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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FROM EUROPE.

This Afternoons Quotations.
By the AngLo-Anserican Gable.
LONDON, Sept. $3.50 p. M.-Consols closed at
92X for both money and account.
American securities nat United States 6-20s of
1862, old s2l of 1865 old, S2l; of 1861 s1A. Erie
Railroad, 23N Illinois Central 93H.
LIVERPOOL, Sept $50 p. M.-CottOn fiat Up
lands, 13H@13%d. Orleans, 132fd. Sales to-day
500 bales of which 5000 were to spectators and for
export.
California Wheat. lis. 3D.; red Western, los. Id.
Flour, 25s. Cd. Corn, 30s Sd.
LONDON, Sept. 6-4'3O P. M-Redned Petroleum
fiat.
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William w Cassidy, No. II South Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment OF
fine Jewelry and Sverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, article furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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is expected to commence her season here next
Monday week, unless new arrangements are en-
tered into with Mr.. jefferson. Miss Bateman is
one OF the many proofs that the actress who has
once tasted of success finds, in the seclusion of
married life and at the freside, no compensa-
tions for the loss of public triumphs. 1t is in
sipid to please coterie where you have been
accustomed to electrifying crowds. But it is a
mistake to assume that married actress return
to the stage is always caused by domestic un-
happiness. For my part, / never blame an
artistic for hating to forsake her work. The
unconscious egotism of such devotion is one of
the concomitants of genius ALI BABA.
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SIHeER's SEWING MAcHnEs.-
Ten dollars down. and balance in easy instalments
o. +. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut str ,et
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

Senator Fcssenden's Condition.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 6.-Senator Fessenden con-
tnues ab,ut the same as last night.
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Tlmes8 eri6t.

Qlnoefonlnen fin0 Der Sprone bon
Cairo, ber Ofobt. M1eore bon gincins
nati, bic gaa Su9bes unO Der 8.
&c. 8biIlips bon rem obereA SluBs
eeeen6en, Iebtere nit 3 8arfen SObIeu
i'm Snu.
Abgegaueen 1T Der s. q. @biHips
mad ben &ObIengruben on benz oberen
Cumberland.
DerSprone iOIlte Na6mittaas 4 nbr
mad Cairo suriitffebren.
Grtuartet nerDen bic 8oote aafb=
bile BON Cairo unb @barleiton pon
Cincinnati.
Ser 5Iub bate Is SUP an ben
@boals unO faIt.
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NDIiset .@eriebt,


Sobn SIS. Cart unS 2eipis 8earo,
Diebitabl bon $40, frei9eipre4en.
81. Mban1s, BebrObuna nit SdieBs
tuufen, Soften.
Sobn 0ilians uno 9fidaro GepieS,
Shl6eerei, ie SO unO Soften.
SuIia @oS9ers, Ilnbertreiben, freis
eefprodben.
&ate 0sIesbB, betrunfen, &olten.
Georse Nins, betrunfen freiaelpros
den.
SorOon grcb, betruafen SO unt
Soften; GdieBen innerbaIb Der Gore
porntion, So un6 Soften: 9ra9en bers
bOrgener 8afTen, freigefpro6en.
Ebonas Wfurpbb, betrunfen, So un0
Soften.
81. 6. Snslep nno Mbam Soc, @er<
ftoB ge9en Die MarftreseIn, So uni
Soften.
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heriTf' : ysrFdmf. = Sr esmabbeit eil,er ven
ditto exponas 8erorcHulsg an mid gsrihtei
uiso dberHefeff pom A9ttGren 93reiflt @er1Gt prn
1apibfon GDnnt1, Eeni1., BET feintm @eptfnsber
Eerusii 1868, Derbe ib gum 5fientIi9en 8er:cuf an
ben Retbietenbe1 aesen bante Sdblun6 am Courts
hdusthor in Der Ssa0f tGfbpiae cim So1anab en- b,
sen 23 Samrur 1863 natitelens bei1riebene adnoss
rel tttD gebdugi9feiteli bringen, n6ftt Gin Stnd
nner EheI 2nnb, belcgen NIB beftnDIt1 i'm etu1ts
biEtriIf 30 pom Sdpiefon Gonntns Esnis begreHst
mtefDlgt: BeGinnt BET einein Runtt i'm GentIum Der
NplensriIe TutnptEe an Spmss aeilsurns' gde, pom
ba aen0nnte Slf0Be eutlang NIT i9fe1 &eiitrutfi
iHSu9 % 8rab. 5fliD 10 Nolsg con 30 Penn es :1
frzrl aeitnnnter Strabe entlang fuolt 81 Urdp nls
li 10 11es itlb felnst nit bern Centrum gennaster
@frnbe in0I 167S Grab 6itIia A EeleS Had ssntIi
& eraen 4fakI an ssnmes Nbiitp's 9lornotede 20
ba mt eenentter 4binips snie iilsii4 - a@tcD,
1pefflib SIX a1oTes nab genaiiuttr YhthIps vac ~
anhn 3. GDmunOfoH' 3 nbro,iber Wrenslilt pon %
NIT denolInter GbiHunh5tn's Xnte noroiI9 oS Vtao
weftifh ii 2S;1O0 SO Is na1 einem stem az geS
i,ailtet a8inials cuserer ode, pom mt
ttr aBiuinms 2liiig nj bid. A y ~ az a
QoIes nod benz Mnsgangspuntt, "a MasI l.e ?.
tsepteftpoes mebr o0eT iDelatgers Ae III cslW.ag
beIen1 as bos Giaehfkpm BON @sorgs " UNI
einer Greciltion N taeinen 1dnDsn ~ 9unEkH ~
lsenroe g3nmnao,, unO AnDefeus MnnintFTaiaf, IMP
esr q eorSe @pai fsil unb y, nTee Spain lnn tir
$f34Aa, SntereiIen lAo &olteh ~ ssH"ssa' SeSsSs"
ben 81 He3ember 1ooo-
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71f3)

GberifTs Sertauf.-sn @emaEbsis elmer ven-
ditto extonas gsrcrbruna an n59 gsiidDtet nne
hberltefsrs pom Adbtbnren Circuit Sert9t ron Sa<
risfon County Eenn., BET ieinem sc mser Ter~
mtt, 1855 pstce ID sum 6ffentIiten SeIt1uI an zen
yelftoteteneep geaeu haare 4Gblun9 an eonrfgalss
Sbor IN Der Siaht R0ibpide nfn g o = n al cub,
ben % Snnnar 1869. no9Hebenb bel9ttebenes
9rMnse1gentbam bringen, ntmlid: Gin Eroff ooer
stud 2nno, bele9en i'm Siftrift yinmer 2, onioton
oon1ltps 1eiir.s BEL Der 8ereaianng pen yiIA greer
uno Dem @anlberantfluf, begrsn3t nolelI9 pom ges
nailrten 0luB, fbIi pom Dtu reel ilno pittt9 non
Der adn6srei BON 50 RibpI, NIT Beidiag beIegt als
oas nngetbeiIte Sntereffe arn S 80. eroder an ees
nannteal @tunbeigentbunt, boiieibe ontns uoeItlds
gen an ). De. uno SO. y @rCdsr eug9 Nanep gtoIz
Yep uno Sames s.. Bsien, NIB sreeiitrrt IN g9 %,
Sette pa, @eginers 0fTce pon 9dplcion Sountg,
uno NIT 8ef6lae beIeef aIs bas Gigentbum pon s.
" erodsr, nm elmer eIefution N n1sinsn Q1noeH
81 Vhnfen BON Sobn Do. Clements unh 9e9en 5. Dt-
Sroder nno aneere fir $t735, Sntsreisn ntto AoeiI
. areu gu ge1iieen. Gegeben Den 80. Ge5efacsr
1906 80 =.
6. R. 3 onnI 10 ion S5er'ff.
1Gl 9art1 Sam. 6. Yeri6ap, I ePntp.
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7fOOf

Gbetiff's gertGuf-Sn @emdbbeit elmer ven
ditto exponas Nercronnng an MID ger.9tet nno
uberIieieIt pom MhtbareH Circuit 9ertdbt ron 9a=
pibfnu Gountp, Senu.s bel feinem SEPTEMBER Eer=
min, 1868, weroe idb gum 6fEentIiden Berfauf an
ben AReifbieteneen gegfB baare 8aHRng am Gourts
baissTbor IN Der Stnof 9taibuilIe ana 6 n NJ
ab b ben %. sanilar 1869, naebitebeno befbrtes
beuen @rnnheigentbMm bfingei, ndnttieb: Gin Pot
noer Stld 9aub In ber G.aet Hoibuias, 9opiofer
G1untp, Seuil., unb in Der 6. @arb, beiier btfaut
unb bef6rieben ME fp9t: gegirnt bel etnem 4fa5I
Der RorSTDeftfeite pou Gimtrdbe, 80 SuB ron oem
Horbmeffen Der AHep, tpeldbe aDii6eu NIB parallel
nit Gberrps unb 6nmmeritrobe Iduft, ldnft noros
rDefI d nit genormter Glmnrabe 30 6itB mad BEN
9fahI an gds oes Rir9en~2ois, pnn bl rOrnrDets
Ii g unb parallel NIT 9enrnater glueg rod Der Suos
feite non uHicaitT Sbe oa nit ibr 80 SUB, ba
ihbliD ttub parallel NIT Snmmeriira6e mad Dem
Mus5 nespunte. Reeiitrirt in Der Reaiiters Office
pom Sapiafon County, Senil., BUD 33, Seize 5T4,
nne NIT 9eIeb az beIegt ais oas sigsntbum pon 6.
u. 8roeie, ltm elmer grgfutiDn su gHnften pen 9as
uis Brobie uno gsgan G.. H. SroD c liir s!0.50, sn=
tyreifen Hao 8often taranf 81 eenasn. @eseben rem
80. DECEMBER 1865.
6. ST. pnaIbion, Sheriff.
iai SArdb Gam. 9. g.atfbau, Sepuin.
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f&beriff Bettauf. Sn Gemdbbeit elmer venditio
~ exponas . rprbuuna on mid geridtet uno
Dapioion Co.. Eenn., bel ieinem SsptemberzTeriniA
1868. rDetoe i6 gum 6ffentIi6en 8ertauf an ben
Wteifbietenben ge9en boare 3abIung am @ourtbauss
thor in Der Sta6t NaibuiHt am 9 n ma en- B, ben
%. Snnuar 1869, na1ftebeno bei1riebenes @riuoeis
gerttbum briitaen udlnIi9: Sue &erbte, 9iteI tifb
SntereFer ,ueIHe MndnbG 9aIfep in unb an einen
Traft 2anb bat, eeIegeu in 2op:oion Co, 9enil., 20
Ti16 bes nErDliten Tbei!s zines 2ots biIoenb Sas
duSgeegt aihb beSeidnet TT ais Got SO. 26 In benz
SdrAsE6n pon Qot3 ano begrenk iuie foI9t: 8eginnt
an ~ 4or6oftede aenonnten 2ots 9u. &c, I6uft non
bo 80 FuB ueitIib mad eintr so SUB StnBe, pon ba
genannter GtraBe entLang fiioti9 20 nb, BON Ca oft
Itd $50 SUB nap elmer 40 6uB StraBe, Dcn oa n5ros
fGlng beIegt ais nas Gigenfhum pom Mmailba 3aliep
UNI einer @reeuton geaea &c iIlID 3u @unfsn pom 81
unb CD. Barter fir $50, Snterelen Ht1o Rotten su
aeuiiqen Weae6et BEN 90. 9esem Der 1868
u 6. Dt. . on al bf on, Sberiff.
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CfffcteIIe Qlssefoe,s.

(7125)
SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue Of q
~ Writo of venditio exponas to me.
directed and delivered, from the hon
orable Circuit Court Of Davidson coun-
ty, Tennessee, ct its September term,
1858, viii expose to public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the
court house door, in the city Of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, the Esd day of
January, 1859, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit Three
lots or pieces of land lying and being
in civil district number /, Davidson
county, Tennessee, bounded as follows:
Being lots number 321, 800 and 1913
in Boyd's home tract; (for plan of
which see Registers Office, Davidson
county, Book q, page SO; raid lots
fronting, collectively, ia feet on State
street, and running back Us feet to an
alley, and being levied on as the pro-
perty of Joseph Scott, to satisfy an ex-
ecution In my hands in favor of Thorn
as 81. Hamilton, and against Joseph
Scott, for $22070, interest and costs.
Dated this 31st day of December, 1868.
G. M DONALDSON, Sheriff.
an By N. G. AUSTIN, Deputy
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bertff Berf ttf.--sSm gemG6beit elmer
fGA venditio exponas &eroronune an mid gez
~ riebtet uno AberlieerJ ppn benz N9fbnfen
Circuit Geridbt prn EGuihion gountp, 3enlr.,
Bel feitem September SernItn 1,68, perbesi4 gum
bffentIidben gstfauf an ben Wetitbiefenbcn gegeu
baare 8abLuug am GDurtboustbor IN Der Stabt
RofbuiIe am Sonn be n b, ben %. Sonuar 1869,
nahiebenb bef6riebene 2dnberet Mnb GebdnIicbtei
ten, nGmIi5: Gin Stiid ooer Ebet 2ano beIeeeu unb
beftnhIid IN GtqiloiItritt SO. ron 9GDtofon Goun
tpi TeftH,, begrsn5t tnte fol9t: Sot 9to 1Us Beps
Idlft nbxblf5 fs5 5ns mad elmer gHep, non 6a nett
LID Is S1a mud einem YfubIs ba iiioIi 1913 iiB
md gsain Mbenue, 6itIt6 IS SUB mad mad benz
9usannespunft Hnp init 8efbIas beIegt ais has Giz
eentbnm upn @. O. Yapne M elmer Greeutton in
nsetitem 4dn6sa 81 gamitem Yon g, s. Aeguin Mnb
III aeniigen @egeb en- ben 81, 9e3eni6er 1863
G. 81. . pnaIbfpns Gberif,
Jana eurh 81. 6. Muffin, Oeputp.
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sIuaebpfe 0trlanQf.

@3Fegdlte Mmgebote 1Defbem iir 3sffrrl1ta Of d
slinsfeiidj an bas Fl b.if9e NrbsiiSbaus BIS -
Gonnaben0, Den %. Sanunr s.. s.
aEs bas Eaalehbe 56br aneeMamnren. ein Grit bett
hes 6Eeiiaes mus ron eriter Gaalltdt ulib sipei
EltHbeile nan GerBbnlt9er Art fejn.
MnGet9tg MiIIen, wenn ie beas5fet ipei6en folIeu,
init gutter tiD btHretDenper Sttrbelt fir Qeafels
Eafts Musf isFi,ne ees enntraftes beeIefet fem.
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