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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-20

CIRCUIT COURT.-Yesterday morn
ing was taken up in making and hear
ing motions. In the afternoon the
osss Of Nathaniel Martin (eolored),
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AnE PmEFAmED My SKILLED wnrM-
msa nrom aAe beat Materials, and nuo
FlsUWE AS TigE sFAHmAmm ~ DEALEnr
AID CusTomIha.
6gld hpeTbiDher6. lded
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pa The best standard brands OF
Flour for sale ia the city:
gahlberg < pixon's choice Ja@lily,
Cynthiana Mills, =
Telegraph Mills, VI % g
Bingham's Moon Light, -
and variety of low grades of super
fine. aG 81,
apo s4s III. d. ALLIs & Co.
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D5 Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at LIZ. ID. HEIMAN's.
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Gn.partnArshin Notice.

ATOTECE is hereby given that on the
IN 10Th day of April, 1869, Marsh Atkisson
was admitted as a partner OF the nrm or
Martin, Gardner q Co., for the transac'
tion of business as Cotton and Tobacco
Factors, and general Produce Brokers'.
apr20-3W -LL-
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Bar The Jew style lined India Silk
Sun Umbrellas at Hughes.
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on Ihe face use pergvis CJIafdgHc uHH fIHI-
pie Remedy. prepared only ~ ur- H. q.
HHhRK. ~ bond street, New YORK SOLO
every where. Tho trade supplied nB whole
1ale medicine doaler. lmhl dsm Wim
10 REMOVE orr FAIl u Es,
Fractiea aud Tau from the face uHa NfI-
ys5.a N5flt. a4H fFeCkh A0tl0u. Prepared
oftf,y# III or b A. PlERltE. tsola 0g adj iUIa-
rifaR ltnhls daui5 W4uH-tp "a
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.
An Interesting SOS. ion.
CoUNgIL CHAMBER,
Evansville. April 10, 1863.

oo1norL oHAmasa,
Evansville. April 10. 1862
Council met at u o'clock p. M.
Present-Mayor Walker and Council
men Steinbach, Hopkins, Semoni0,
Stumpf, Hodson, Steineker, Wiltshire
Orr and Doughty.
Minutes OF last meeting read and
approved.
Mr.. Wiltshire called up the ap-
pointment Of the StandinsrCommit-
tees, and moved that those on the list
handed in by him be appointed
MIR. Doughty tho light that courtesy
Standing Committees, and moved that
and he could return it to the Gas of
fee, or wherever it originated.
The Mayor declared the motion out
of order.
The standing committees proposed
by Mr. Wiltshire were then appoint
ed by the Council. as follows:
FINANCES.
Messrs. Orr and Semonin.
CLAIMS.
Messrs. Hopkins and Steinbach.
NUIsANCEs.
Messrs. Steinbach and Doughty.
STREETS AND ALLEYS.
Messrs. Wiltshire and Steinbach.
SEWERS. 'A -,i-r.s i.
Messrs. Semoniu and Stumpf
CEMETERIES.
Messrs. Orr and Hodson.
PARTY WALLS. -
Messrs. Hopkins anl StumpF.
GAS,
Messrs. Semonin and Stumpf.
wHARvEs m s-aa 81
Msssrs. Hodson aud Orr. - 3... =.
POLICE. t1' tesf1s
Messrs. Hopkins anI Wiltshire..
ERRONEOUS TAXES. So 81 .1a9
Messrs. Orr aud Wiltshire: .gt y. +
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Messrs. Wiltshire and Hodson.
MARKET scAlEs.
Messrs. Steinbach and Steneker,
PRINTING.
'Me5srs Sbeinbach and Steineker.
ORDINANCES. ~
Peter Semonin.
EDUCATION
Messrs. Hopkins and Doughty.
Mr.. Steinbaeh presented the follow
ing petition:
TO the Common Council Of me cfy Of yk9a,3-
UiLle.
Your petitioners respectfully state
that it seems to them that the
Market House on Fourth Street,
between Locust aud Walnut, must
be regarded by every one as a
common public nuisance, and it
has bsen 50 adjudged by the Common
Pleas Court, (havlng competent juris-
diction) at the January term, TO be
such a nuisance, aud was ordered By
said court TO be removed by the first !
of March. 1869. n
But we understand that the Mayor
and City Attorney, without consulting
the Council. have appealed to the SUI
preme Court.
We therefore pray your Honorabl lie
Body to order said appeal to be dis
missed, and have said Market House
removed at once to the market space
between Cherry and Oak, southwest |
of Fourth, and outside OF the street.
Sigaed by many names.
Jas. G. Jones spoke In favor of the
petition.
On motion, it was laid over till next
meeting
Mr.. Hopkins moved that the Coun- |
Gil meet on Wednesday morning at 9
o clock, to see what ought to be done
in the matter. Carried.
BONDS APPROVED.
The bond of Conrad Newman, lamp
Lighter, in $500. with James Wilt
shire as surety, was accepted.
The bond of Samuel Wyttenbaeh.
in 81 900, with Messrs. Steineker and
Kolle as sureties, was accepted.
Bond of p. d. Viets, Wharf master,
in $4,000, with VIM. Caldwell and +.
Fenchler as suretIes, was accepted.
Bond of Samuel p. Havlin, Wharf |
In So, 900, with VIM. Heilman
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pavement on Main Street The
first or ground floor will be
divided into banking room
30 by 30 feet. with entrances from
both Main aud First Street. Back of
this room on the right will be the.
Vault--on the left the Director 5
Room, and in the center a cloak room
and water closet Back of these will
be a wide Hall, with stairs leading to
the upper stories, and beyond this,
fronting on First Street, two business
rooms. The stores above ground Will
be 10, IA, I3 and II feet high respec-
lively, and the basement Is or IA
feet deep. The second and third sto-
ries will be divided into II rooms,
suitable for offices, with hall run.
niny the entire length of the building.
The fourth story will be adapted for
an art gallery, or a lodge ROOM The
design of the front and side eleva-
tons are exquisitiVely beautiful aud
elegant. Il will be great improved
ment indeed to that corner, and an
ornament to the city. ~ M ''''a 50
------ss---
TOBACCO AND CoTToN SALES. =
Martin, Gardner & Co. will offer to
day, at the Planters Warehouse, about
IS hogsheads of tobacco, among
which is embraced some OF the finest
every brought to this eity.fgAmong
those who have brought tobacco here
to be sold, we notice Mr.. r. ID.
Hughes, of Highland, Kentucky,
who has brought eleven hogsheads
with him, which is said to be the best
ever offered In this market, and We
hope that our buyers will see to it
that it brings a good, fair price. and
show their appreciation of a good5ar.
ticle. Our sales heretofore have been
most satisfactory to all concerned,
both buyers and sellers, and we hope
it will continue the same in the
future. Martin, Gardner < Co, will
also offer some good Alabama cotton,
with the hope that il will bring fair
price, as our market in that staple is
rather on the decline at present.
Weldon Eros. & Co. will also sell
at the Planters Warehouse, TO day,
40hogsheads Of tobacco. making about
l25 hogsheads TO be sold A full at
tendance of buyers is hoped for.
THANKS. Geo. w. Hill, the at
tentiVe Express Messenger on the
Bob Tail, " has our thanks for Lou
isville papers Of Sunday, II hours in
ad Ance Of the mails
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NEW ADYKRTTSEMENTS.
FnR RENT

GSIX ELEGANTaAND WELL VEN
- TILATED Rooms and large and
cOmTnOdfous Hall for rent, over J. j. Mar
lett & sons Dry Goods Store, corner Fifth
and Main. apr20-Im.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FINE STocK.-F. A. Weber 81 Co..
corner of Main and Second Streets,
have just received the largest and
finest stock of Hats and Caps ever
brought to this city. The stock has
been selected with great care and
those who call can depend upon fnd-
ing just what they want, and at the
most satisfactory prices. Give them
a call. aa rfu 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-20

ARREsTED.-Martin Freund, Ger
man, was arrested and sent to the
Lock up yesterday evening Oh the
charge Of stealing blanket aud being
drunk
John Fletcher, for obtaining goods
under false pretenees, was pulled"
and introduced to Tom Royston, who
furnished him with choice room.
Both of the above will have a hear
ing before the Recorder this morning.
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This splendid Hair Dye "a the beet in the
world the only true and perset uTg
hafIa less, reilsbl6, innLHu taueouH NO aiha
appointment no ridiculous uuta5 rafuu-
dies The 80 enEcta OF bed Dyes. luRiEurhlea
hud leaves tue Hair soft and beHuLtiuh
hAaek ~ bFDipu. Sold w ui UfanKiata anu
New Nofk. lapHu dlV
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS, AND MEMPHIS
The elegant steamer
T., IT. NORMAN,
<sSzazssIzlassJohn h. Hall, Master;
y. Hewitt, Clerk, i
Leaves for Memphis and all intermediate
Misslssippi River way landings
sATURDAY, APRIL. arm, lsd
at p o'clock NJ. -
For freight or passage apply on board,
or tO &. X. RUDD, Hf -
aprl9 dot Agent.
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~ To day Dan. Castello's great
Circus and Menagerie will pitch their
tent near the Depot. We presume
everybody will be on the qni viUe for
the grand procession at eleven
O'Clock. and that the tent will be
crowded this afternoon and to night.
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THANKS Geo. w Hill, the at
tentiVe Express Messenger on the
Bob Tail" has our thanks for Lou
isville papers of Sunday, II hours in
ad 4nce of the mails
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-31
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Buy You tickets foT New York, Philadelphia aui bil
poinis Past tiie Pitisbufg. Fort Wayne thwsgo
lao
lLLIN OIS CE y Il IL A i.
tho entT. trip - Aes York .. made siih onl, t~o
change. u cars
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-31
81 Miles the shortcs, Route TO New York.

Atp.,tslu,g r. ans from the West run direct 10 the
Unou depot, ere pa-scnger- for larrirluIg halii'
more, Washington, Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston,
ana all the ..cn England owns. are transferred to
trains OF tho
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-31

This the only rou,r by which passengers can Leave
train leaves the Pt.burg, Fort wayne chicago
Railway Depot at 800 pm aud runs Wr9usn wltiinn'
deay arriving in New York GOO Monday inorning.
Hours In Advance Of Other Lines!
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-31

cr- All New England passengers holding through
tickets will be transferred, with their baggage, To Ran
aad Boat Connection. in New York, without charge
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Laniin. ihem in New York Aiours In
Advance of all other Lines!

and in time 10 secure Hotel accommodations before
the arrival VI the passengers by other routes.
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FIRE, AND MARINE!

MERCHANTS ms. Co.. Of Chicago;
.t. CAPITAL AMI, AS Ers. .......s s2a,7ls II
SECURITY Ins. Co., Of New York:
-.j CAPITAL AND ASSETS. .....si. T3s, 40 90
COMMERCIAL ms. Co., Of Chicago;
CAPITAL AND AssETs...1.~.s $4,000 -
INDEPENDENT Ins. Co., Of Boston;
CAPITAL AND AssETs.....s $4,000 90
SANGAMO ms. Co., Of Springfield;
th CAPITAL AND AssETs...-..e z20,Oa7 o.
AURORA ms. Co., OF Aurora, III;
CAPITAL AND AssETs.......e sIO.seO n
STATE Fire ms. Co., Of Cleveland, o.;
CAPITAL AND AssETs.....-s 23i,Os9 Oh
J. s. REARDEN d CO., Agts,
Egyptian block.
see5dt. Oves First Maternal Bank.
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STATE.HOOM SLEEPING CARS,
Woodruffs Patent

Run through 20 Philadelphia on MI Night Trnlus,
and New York va Philadelphia anu Allentown, with
out change, gnordlng Passengers ni&Lt OF nndis'
tuTbed Icst, AMI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-31

TNIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPAHIsSi
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
I .I. lo ir. AsSETs.-.-..-.. ,Aa0, ZIG 10
GERMANIA, NEW YORK;
49, ASS Trs-....-....ei 90 - ,02i ~
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
-- y. - AssETS-.....-.-..e73 ,503 II
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
......r o. Assgr5-.-........-.05lA,O25 %
Comprising the Underwriters Agency.
YOTKERS, NEW YORK;
AsSRTS-.-........0s7s,f6 S Is
ALBANY CITY;
AsSEf5- -....-..... ea5S, l03 ~
FIREMAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
.lrU. ASSETS, (Goldl -sG7s 900 90
SECURITY. NEW YORK; (Marine.)
Iln .I ASSETS 81, $40 90
eterss, avsnnps, fATniturs, hans and sugses
Insured st !atss a. h'srsoe - sound psrsahsst
respectfully ask Of ~ s,tsns Of cars. share Of
6sk pairosags.
ucveH sg. HuoHRs
once st 4irst National bank
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-31
SEWING MACHINES.
AHll,LCOX & lIBbS
w SEWING VHMachine |
n THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.

n THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
Wni stitch, Hon, Fen, Tuck. cord.
w BinI, Braid, Quilt and E,nbroider
thread run from perfect work on the finest Kansook
over the heaV,vSI aver cloth and co"hdG with No
coarse cotton, linen silk and Irvine. It runs easier
faster aud ster than any other machine IL forms
Hat, aud elastic seam differing from every other
| stitch eachioop being TWISTED by means of
THE "RoTATING HOOK"
and drawing the twst INTO the goods, thus securely
cut frequent intervals, aud in that even the
scam s warIantel not 60 rip T. wear en under
worn out family garments, hosom', pans. irc...s
81 h.s osSn sTIse t. G C9mErH
tnis 'stttch premiums have been awarded for IL
superiority, "mFabii,y, la~ticiiy and
4 patented device prevents the possibility Of tNs
machine being run ~ tbs wrong dreetion. or tie
balance wheel ever wearing or touching the dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG.
No BREAKING OF NEEDLES,
The blade Of the needle - l"r' than 'hree.h ur'h-
u an inch long, and ~ straight
WRONG.
Any one. may adjust them IN THE DARK. The
hem may be Il any width. No other bemnIer OF 0'
Ter Is Ike this, u turns The hem ON the right OF mn.
1t wiliuo, drop stitches, as the needle !.
always set right. tho blade short aud -tuught does
not vfbratc, like longer ones. They are
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
CIsloN.
Hence each part interchangeable 40 ,an lie rcadi.
y replaced 10 case u accident II viii ia.i genera
ton, IL properly cared for. None wa hn. used Il
can DO persuaded 70 use any other.
The roundness, eVoslcss, durability md beauty uf
its stitch.
WERE NEVER EQUALRD.
It's RAPIDiTy, ABSOLUTE sTILLNEss. rA.E
OF MOTION, narrowEetr and ncatucss Of it, HEN
and FELL we're never approached ny any other
machine.
The PRESS universally pronounce hi. tho BFST
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IN TnE WORLp
Whatever the mems of The other mac hines u j. no
disparagement 90 shy the wilcox Glib. u worth,
for family use, doable that Of any other offered
10 the public.
II received the Gold Medal Of tho American IL.
stitsts--the FIRST PREMIUM for
1.-THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
at the great New England Fair-ths Vermont State
Fair--the I0unsy vana state faiT-tbe Indiana state
Fair--the W ,consn state Fat the Michigan state
fair--the Iona st,ta fAr--aDd at over 50 CeuBty
iums than were taken by al other ser ing Machines
together In the same time.
II Is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
We take other inAohnes in exchange. We sell
OF, coTroS sLE Twisr aud NEEDLES Tor every kind
Of Sewing Machine.
Agents wanted.-rerrps TO Agents.. se-csip,iv
circular aud specimens % work, ssnt iros by mail
receipt Of stamp, OF had OF
CORNELL, WARD a. COMINGS,
GENERAL AGENTS.
ri Lake street CASA - .lluu..
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Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,

Raised ssaofs nutproyed Scatsl
These cars AT. thoroughly ventilated and provided
with every modern improvement NECESSARY 10 The
safety aud comfort of travellers
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To lioston apd New England passengers ihis roste
10 especially desirable, a, II gives them AN opportunity
OF seeing the finest views among tho Allegheny
Mountains, besides visiting Pttsburg. Philadelphia
aud Nov York, without ExtraOst.
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FoHr Daily Trains LeayeN. Y for Boston
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,

Via jersey City and Csrnsen and Amboy. Distance
tI " miles; Time, houra.
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9InH.M erislf.

slnOetomnen bic Aeclie @ras bon
ben pberep SInbseeeaben.
Der Salisman fcIIte beite M6enb
mad Gairo auriidfebren unO Der ums
pire mad ben Obertn ssIaboeeenben.
grtuartet iuerben bic Danlpfboete:
4int 8arbIe bon 2onisbiIe,
@nuta Globo unb Spbn 9umsben bon
Cincinnati, 80
0annp Mranbeie bell @ban sDiIIe.
Der Sluf belt beute Mfitta9 A Sui
an ben Sbcals unb fat.
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NDIi3et. Gertsbt.

Marb gHitbers ugD SOu1e Grhitk;
5dIaeerei unO Srunfenhsitf gaafses
fdoben.
9issie 9beIps, sdIdsertJ 50 uHO.
Rotten. ST $50
Stis GatleD, bsglt freisefpfodbell.
GeOr0e Oteeo, tbdtLiteT NliStiIT, Re-
fen. Sire
Gopbie EaBlct, M1artba @nlitb,
Fannie Bolpsn un0 GafoliRe Gol,
ahfttlidet 0ebenelvanbeI, gf1tieeipros
den. hda 4'li dog
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3r,.(fee 5 aserfa,1f.

Sa @smSebeis elmer llebertretauAs. lnttnbe
an pif Nafbrttls Builbtng 3IlIpriatfen ertbetIt
am {. AlfgiR 1857 unt TgsfIlrirt IN her Me-
,afIfeTs Office BON 9akihfDn EpuaIv, Eena. /,
n Bud SO. 90. Seite 165, meree i1 am
Jrttta8, csn 90. Santar 1863, gum Ef-
ftntIt9en 9srfauf sseen b1are i3abIling am
Gpurtbaues Tbcv III Eef Stdtt gfd1prtlle pbne
bic gBchliabrt hsr Rieheytauf5b t1tiaMna
tfe IN eeuannter llyEunbe beI@riebene @Ellnn-
tiesullsi1a brfneeli, beIegsls II Glib afbptar,
3atthipn Gruttg, xfilTIs, nit so SUB Brent
an GtsrTNnraegs IsdGlf BEN Gigehtburi ppsl
S. 3. 81. SptrpgrS itlt6 tdfielte Got t bybr-
tbEtartf1 neTpfGfb an eelsanAte MHefiAticn
Stbu .. Dspen urb fetite drau 9ubitb @Hn
hnT1 Gwen. -
Ser GflSs ii sur BefrisbiSuas Ser .. &C.
noHrtsT l1ttertrnsunes llrfnnse eefltertea
SmnIbeh ia rr msn6eu, iueeln sil 8etrag
rsl hreibna bart rplare 5speiunep Gentes
pbae 3iIlIsM IlFp na6eyceui bic Rotten fur
9lusfibruha tssIer 0cIIuntpt BIC btiitt fdlfg
linh. Den sfbiiIsa SaJtuar atstatbgbhnbrt
ilnb s.ennunhfed95ig. Hes
ggnf Befttl tes wcnrbs Der GirfEspretL
IS Anton WtIfpIn
ia6 2p S9atmsifsr.
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grulIfIfte,e,'s gSerifonf.

Sn @emdsbeit eaer lle ssrtrdganass iisfhiiSe, aus
eefeftgt an bic Nafbpiae B1tI6tng q fDjtafio. an
EGuioicn eHntp Ienn.s tn SAG 9sos TO- Sefke 30e,
Iuer6e I'D an 5 re g. ben q S6nnae f85e, gum
SfentIiden gertouf ain Court b1us Sbnr IN @taSt
webEhot Der Beberetnib Jung, has IN aenannfet lIrs
fnrbe befHriebene @runhetQent5um 6fingest, beeeen
IN apibfpB gountp EsulIsS an matftlra NpeHne
Srort nro 10 SSaE sufddafeil0 BBRetkslasff5 oerz
pfduoet an eeuanufe Aifo3iainH bur urtain Dsoune
f6en GUNNER nnb GbeFrpisx6ssss an bsi R6rSjeite
pom 2iues sfes.xi4tsS e.s3n%
rer ErISs 1T sstr 8efrrebteuna Ser iif tsnanufer
pelsben, ii6em Elm R,strGg ron SS932s, okne inie,
ilub ouSerhem bic aofien fur Musfbrulia 6eser 8nEz
macbt bic teute fdHtg itnb. 9en 10. Saisuar 1859
Muf 8efebI6es @pRres Der Direftnreu.
MHfpn ReEfon,
: lati16 ~ --s-r-@-~-- zfE4&Mtffer.
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u 0nffemIunn Grf6ltumeen tperben
oft fiberfeb en-. Gin MnbaItrn fir irsenb
cine 3eit lang SeranIa5t Refsans Der 2unsen
Ober @rrnifbe 9rnntbeit Der 2uftrSbre.
SrDtpmS @rpnGbial ErOBre" Berbtn
NIT pCIleut @ertraueu tn re @irtlamFeit Of.
.fertrt, ba fe falf unausbls ibid lItberr nnh
nnattteIbare 5iiIfe sepGbrer,
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\ Sci yit9sE Davis Il. Co., astntsn, fiab
100000 8ulbel Der befen Cumberland aObIen
81 Dollars per WaeenInbuns gu pertaufrn.
8sfeannssn Tnb bel &bea, gmitb u. So.
Uter III Der Office, SO. 81. sub Gberrpfrabr,
Uberbalb grOAbaroee, absueeber. ia202w {
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Nene 6irna. ..

pas obtss Gef&dft min non 81 grepyt, MT, Der
ssligsrIgen 6trmG @repar nrh AIbeTtfcit, urS SIN
Ssneerfcn inter benz slou1en sEgtss ~ is -O"'
Oretuar u. @euDerfOn
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SO. 81 gBur6fraRe, 8 xEit,sn ,nterroI5 etstga q
Maf6biIIes SeHa,
fortgeArt, no Re beret ffle ale IN tEr dh f6Io.
it9lfen iine porsagIi9ften @eife. fslsss ''''s>
gInm5ers RatsrtaIieil an 8ane ans a. nor
faMten. 8eroHtes Blei, BIeirbhrerf 8jeiaanos,,
9tfeEneupumpen, nrteffte gumper, ,,,,s
nseTaea1pt 4uupsn teesr Wit, @abeUansfeR, Rsfrb.
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