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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-09-07

FINAL OTICE!
MORE than year ago, I published a notice
IHl which was entirely disregarded, with one ex-
ception. I now have to say. that after
THE o5th OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
will p,oceed TO collect by LAW, all claims due
me prior to the war, as have INDUCED long time
hope none will complain. All persons indebted to
me for transactions since the war respectfully
requested 20 axe payment forthwith.
JOHN W. GRANTHAM.
Middieway, Aug. II, 1860.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-09-07

CrEALING Wax, already prepared for sealing
= Bottles and Fruit Cans, for sale by
Julv 81 Also UITH & WASHINGTON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-09-07

NALL and examine the Willoughby Grain Drill
u before buying any other. For sale by
August 10, 1869. JAS. Law HUFF.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11

"Too SHEEP TO re GooT. "A Dutch
man, whose business led him to spend
Q few weeks in Chester, concluded one
night that he would attend a "revival," )"
then going on in one of the churches,
He accordingly walked into the church,
just before preaching commenced, and,
taking seat very near the altar, listen
ed very attentively to the sermon. A
is customary after tho sermon, the min
iStfr beghn To Pxhort the sinners ia
't6bS from the wrath TO Gomez
Afier q lengthy and warm exhorta-
ton, he addressed himself more par
tiCularly to our friend the DutOhman,
ahd, among other things, told him to
come forward aud get salvation, "with-
out money and without price" Our
Dutchman seemed rather astonished
and with q basinsss.like expression on
bis face, looked at the minister, and in
- "a .. audISls aIN' sGlGs, observed, Too sheep
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gQhEafldsf 4oN ! DnBArIao sooIETT. :.

nEsfEos ron ! DEBATIxo SooIETI. :.
'sThs question before the meeting Ia
thiSi If fellow--what Is q fellow
and bis gal ere about to be parted for q
time, add they propose TO exchange
dagnerreotypes, and for that purpose
the teller goes to the dagueTotype shop
and D 70 pay for having the 'pi6tures
tooki' and he has only money enough
TO pay for one picture, in . magnificent
case, and one picture in an ordinary
Case, which should he put in the mag
ni6Cent case--his own ugly mug, or
herpa Would II be gallant IN him to
put her mug IN the ugly Casei Would
Il be jinerous 10 him TO put his mug IN
The ugly case which she Is TO kept
That i the QuCstiOn before the meet
iag.n
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11

The Cedar Rapids Times says that a
young girl, :'sweet sixleen," of Linn
Comfy, Iowa, for six weeks last win.
ter, during the sickness of her father
and mother, attended IS bead of sheep,
. head ofhOrses, fS head Of cattle, and
sGqlgbs, besides lhilking three COWS,
diving the cattle one quarter of mile
every day 90 FAteF, cleaning the horses
stable, doing the house woIk, and tax.
Ing care Of her sick parents. HpCh a
giFi lfa real heroine.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE

Is printed on ciedr type, contains an average Of
specially designed for the country. News, Lit.
erature, Commerce, Manufactures and Agri:u J.
ture are the spcelsliIes Of this edition, aud each
department will be found full aud complete.
Farmers viii lind the Agricultural Department,
which Is IN charge Of an editor of practical ex-
prrence In thatline Of industry Of great value.
The proceedings Of the Cincinnati Horticultural
Society are also printed la this paper aud by
report of the proceedings Of che American In
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papers. A fret class (Orlginal or selected) story
will always be found In the WEEKLY GAZETTE
with enough politics and rellgl opa intelligence
to keep the reader fully advised Of movements
in State and Church. The world 10 the dcid 10
which we labor aud nothing of interest 10 tho
public win escape attention. -
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The Gazette Annual Re0ister.

The Second Volume Of the GAZETTE ANNty.
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uary, 1868. This work will contain complete
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tive Election ReLurns for all the states |; the
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Organization Of National and State Govern.
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ktglnler, seiid ln their nanes on or before the
blsI Vi JanuaIy. al letters should bU Sddrcss-
ed To fffl ~
1HE CINCINNATI GAZETTE co.
Nov. A-sw CINCINNATI, OHIO.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11

At . young ladies' seminary, recently,
dpting an examination In history, ONE
ofihe most promising pupils was Inter.
Togated: "Mary, did Martin Luther
disa natural HSAthp 'CNo," was the
reply, che was e4copmunicated by a
bull"
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The Paper for theeReeple
tHE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
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I,ERsGs Ebla lEaN.

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The & Yelai editiona 0f TIC ESy,Hr Tor ia50 hce
leave 10 slate that the paper. inthe line Of i'm.
provrmtnt, is-stiii marching onward. better
paper Was proniired lai3 yeer, AMI the promise
was Entitled and nov. for The ehsniug' YEAR,
still Further Improvement \ assured. Our aim
viii be 70 Keep the GAZETTE in tie front rank
Of popphr Journals. Spnring Dsither labor h9I
classes IL readers. Our folio firm, wl Thirty
) tx broad columns, enables us 10 print NOR
reading matter. exclusive Of advertisements than
any other newspaper IN the United States, aud
tO furnish Ii at low prices.
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Common Pleas Courts.

SVA7aaAAOhA ANSa8 NVNHN9e
lSr SUBDIVISION.
Ferg-Monday Feb. I Monday May 8 Monday
''SSsiS5si9sSay SdS1sS %s Fob. 81, Monday May "a,
HoesIng-Aonday March ~ Monday Juns - I
% SUBDIVISION.
Pike-Mopday Jan. u Tuesdy April 2s Mon.
Jacksop5 MONDAY Jan. 81 Monday May 2, Non.
vhlon-honday Feb. q, Monday May 20 /;
sciotb-- Monday Feb. 7; Monday May .; Mon.
day Oct, 3.
L"wEyi,ss-S Sc, S9I@dgY 91, March u Monday juno |,
sD SUBDIVISION.
Gallle--Weahssday Feb, ., Thursday April 9S !
nesday Sept. 20, :
Melks--M Mohday Feb q; Wednesday May II Z
wednesday Ockl2
washing fh,ireday March 10; Thuraday
May " Monday Oct al.
Athens Monday March II |; ThhtsdAy May 26 (;
Wednesday Nov. 2.
sILks II. WRIGHT,
EHASTus A. GUTHRIE,
WIN. d. LOOMS. Judges
HENRY AsTOMNE. r 1T
JOHN p, PLYLEY.
NOV Z, 6p--4W ifi
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TRIMS OF THE sEMi.WEEKLY GAZETTE
DAILY GAZETTE.

As newspaper, the Daily Gazette Is not sur.
passed by any publication In the United States.
It covers the entire field of News Literature,
Commerce, Manufastures, Agriculture and
Amuselnents, and occupies Il fully. Matter com.
Ing under these heads, not found In the Gazette.
partment has all the excellence that variety of
fret class talent can lInpaft 10 e. 10 principle
we need hardly say that 1t Is Republican.
TERNs OF TuR nATIv A1rTTU
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11
M, FRANK & co

Ill ~ i'iFfN
Have this day opened in the town Of IN
j a G k 3 n, . n iOs
(0pponits The BGnk,) aga -
A BRANCH Of their CLOTHING ESTAB-
n LISHMENT at Gallipolis. Their stock
was purchased for CASH at low figures. which
,enahies them TO compete successiltlv with any
house in the West. In prices and quality.
They therefore Invite the public to examine
their extensive stock Of CLOTHING. HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, and all kinds Of gn-
tlemcn's wear, of every style and quality TO
suit the wants Of ali, from the biggest dandy up
to the honest farmer, and at prices that cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction.
Their stock has been carefully selected from
the best American and Foreign Manufacturers,
BY Henry Frank, the senior member of the tirm,
who has lad 80 wears experience In the business
md Is well known 70 manly citizens Of this
county. 4ai i.,f...f ta Yul q ~
Hoping by fair dealing and low prices tomerIt
the patronage Of the good citizens Of this town
and county, they invite all 10 cali and look
through their stock before purchasing.
We will also buy all kinds OF FUR SKINS,
SHEEP SKINS, aud all kinds Of HIDES.
NJ. FRANK. Jr.,
March IS, l69--R tbse1 II. FRANK. .yUf 2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11

A WATCH fREE-LG1vEN GRATIS 10 every
n live maa who will act a. agent In q new,
light aud honorable business, paying $50 q dav.
No gin enterprise. No humhug. No money
wanted Ii advance. Addrees
n NoHRoE KEENEDr \ Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11

WHAT iS that which you can give
sway, ahd have It increased, and vel
retain It yourselii AnG--Iuf0rmation,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11

PREsTIcR says, "WedlOCk is life's
sheet anchor" Does Mt i sometimes
clip ips cable
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11
ORDER fixing the Times of
Holding the District and
Common Pleas Courts in
the 7th Judicial District of
Ohio, for the year, AID, 1870.
DIsIrIct Courts.

DIsIrIc1 Courts
Wellington Wednesday, April 9th.
Mrigs-Monday April 1lth.
GNllla--Thurtday, AprilIAth.
Lawrence-M onday, April 18th.
sclOt0--Thursday, April 2lst. ...s...
Pike Monday, April 25th.
Peny-Tueeday August both.
Fnlrlleld-Thureday September ist.
Hocking-M OldOy, September 9th.
Alhens-Thutsday, September sth.
Vintm-MOnday. September l2th.
Jackson-Wednesdny' sgptcpber iash.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11
Probate Notice.

Newell hraley, Executor OF John Fullerton;
lsaae Buckley, administrator Of John Dougil-
sly, kowsrd W0Odson. guardian OF John r.
Moodson,J John JollnAtVa gdAidlAa OF Loulsa k.
LVVss aug tLt6e Hollqna guardian Of LeroyJ.
Ia the Probate Court Of jackson County. Ohio
aud the sale wlllbe for exenllnaslon and hrar.
inR on The SQth day Of November. Y, ID. 1904.
s'-'s wv. LONGBON,
Nov. 4. B9--Sw PFobhte J1dke.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11
Se1llt- Weeklu Gasette.

This paper Is printed on Tuesday and Friday
OF each week, 1t is the same size as the Eaily
md Weekly, containing thirty six full cOlnnins
OF reading matter. Most Of the reading matter
prepared for the Daily and Weekly win be print-
0ftener than once week, but do not need a
daily, will hnd this the best RDd cheapest Taper
published anywhere. ro's
Trims OF THE sEMI.YEEKLY GAZETTE.
One copy. 10i numbers a 90
Two 10 Five copies, each, ,-rlf-} Ia so
Five to Ten copies, each .. 8 90
Ten TO I've ty copies. each IL 2 90
Twenty copies and upward 2 so
An extra copy will 10 sent to the gettsr up of
each club of ten.
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TERMS oFTHE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

AN Z IL ACoPY viii be- sent to tho gctter
mp of h Of ten, and IN additional cOpylgr
every twenty subscribers thereafter For clubs
Of Hlt% The Semi. Weekly will be sent, instead
q hundred The Daily VIII be seat, lsprefvrred 70
tue extra Weeklius g' Ir n
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-11-11

NOR STRICTLY PRIME COFFEE, CHoiCR
4 TEAS. and COOL SUGARS 70 10
'' "s'li JAMES 'CHESFHUTS
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while yet her cheek Was bright with summ'
hloom

Al lost the thteid was srApped-ber head was
bowed III 't u (
Life dropped The diStaG through her hands
geTenei
And loving nelghborI SmoOthed her careful
shroud,
While death and Water d ossd the autumn
espd WIN ~ H'' tit
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-09-04

frustrated, aud all the princip AL LconspiE.toFs including fire generals have bean captured; one ot the latter has since escapea and is now in hichoaean. A large number of p1rsons arrested for cOmplicity with the plot haysbeeu liberated. The Mexican army is to be filed up by enlist menis, and recruiting parties are to be sent throughout the country offering extra induce ments.
 washington, august 1.-The acting secre, tery ot the treasury, upon the recommendation ot the commissioner of internL revenue, has reduced the pay of assistant assessors in the states and territories on the Pa,iGc coast from eight to seven dollars per day.u
 New York, August l8-Genetal Dix was ar rested yesterday at the instance of John NieheIl, the Irish patriot, for alleged false
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-09-04
Latest News.
(FrOm files of the daily New Mexican

Cincinnati August l6-The women suffrage convention is called for September 18th; the call is signed by l20 ladies; among the gen. tlemen signers are included ministers lawyers physicians, editors, etc.
 Washington, August l8-It is authoritively ' denied that Secretary Rawlins rendered his res- ignation. and that it had been offered Gen Dodge
 Gentlemen recently elected to the Virginia senate visited the Secretary ofWar and receiv- ed satisfactory assurances that the test oath would not be administered to members
 Richmond, Aug, l8-The excessive drought prevailing throughout the state will materially shorten the crops, if not make them a total failure, Great suffering is anticipated.
 Omaha, August 20-Information has been res cei7ed of the safe arrival at Helena fthe North Pacific Railroad expedition from Puget Sound via Wallawalla; they express themselves highly pleased with the route and believein the entire practieabiIiy ofthe route; they found pass through tho Rocky Mountains with an elevation of not over five thousand feet, and are now examining the country north of Helena.
 City of Mexico August l8-The conspiracy against the life of Juarez, the discovery of which asl already been reported, has been completely
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-09-04
THE WEEKLY ARTZONAN
SEPTEMBER 4...............-l86a

We arc in receipt of the first number of the San Diego Bulletis-a clean, respectable looking sheet of twenty-four columns, just started in San Diego, l. is quite sangnine of the future greatness of San Diego-as, in fact, is every other paper on the Pacific coast But here, the Bulletin has made monstrous fe- male goose of ofitself at the very outset--pro- claiming itself a partisan journal, before its existence became known outside its city:
 "As regards our political career, we can only say that VIC have GIways voted and lived up to the great advancing views of the republican party, end believing that such party has here- .of1-e, aud will strive in tbe future to advance the true principles of liberty and equality in all men; protect the nations houor, and ad vance the best interests of the country, we shall support the Republican party"
 Now, it is very proper for Onr contemporary to proclaim itself so long as it intends 10 act, but it is the action we condemn. San Diego is vet young and stands much in need of aivo- cacy on the great questions of railrords and navigation, and will never gain anything by having her political ulcers pro5ed. Let the Bulletin therefore, fit wood 6e of any ma teiial benefit to San Diego, throw aside its political "tom foolery" and attend first to the great projects to be mGtured before San Diego | can take the exalted position which she seems destined to occupy. This matter settled, twill ! then Do excusable in the Bulletin 10 give title space to political nonsense.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-09-04

The New York Sun has evidently conceived
 decided entipathy to Arizona, and indulges in every species of falsehood in the hope of accomplishing something to the detriment of the Territory. Every account from Arizona E. renoddled, or in somo manner distorted be~
 ore finding place in the columns Ofthe San. Hereis the manner in which Major Dufield's report has been represented
 "Major Dufield, special agent of the Post Office Department in New Mexico, reports that + hos been impossible to send the mails to Ari- a.--.s, on account Of the Apache Indians"
 certainly, many heavy calamities have hap pened to the mails in Arizona: between 1ac son and Fort Yuma, aud again, between Tue son and the Rio Grand it is woll kaown how annoying the Indian has proved to the mail service. But happily, the mail service on either route is in the hands of men who do not believe, to any very great extent, Tn things impossible" and we think the fact that the mails, notwithstanding Indian hostilities, con- tnue regular, IS sufficient proof that there is no lBspoSsibiHty about the matter-unless, indeed, 1 the impossibili:y of characterless news paper 1 to accomplish anything which must be brought l about by Q revolution in public opinion. You 1 must cease to indulge in nonsense, Sun; Ari- 1 zona is, at present, too much reality-too 1 much a gigantic fact to be injured by one, or all, of your silly representations,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-24
GmrDpeam GTcbomaei fffce
O. s.. MOae.

Sn amerifanil@tm 0clbe gu 0erFebenbe
0erfamsss GOnrfe fur gCedbfeI auf
europa.
ginen Nonnt oato 50 d L:
l. Sur Heiae @etrase, bts CUR SSAs Don ireIaisOe
$50 GuLben fiiODeutfde Bdbrung q
Gents @oIb fur / GuIOen.
$50 GuIDen SoIldnoiid @ouraRt q
434 Gents Sob fur / @uI0en.
$50 EbnIer preusif6 GOurant a Is
Gents Cob fur / Eboler.
100 EbaIer Brelner golo a SO Gents
Sob fur 1 EbaIer.
500 Mart Banco SO Gents Sob
fur / SbaIer.
525 Srancs 5 Cranes fur 81
diner. @oIo. II
25 Rfunb Sterling 1 Rfuno fur
SIS Mmer. @oIb.
a3On srSbntm 8strase, bis sur Q5be pom itsefuftps
$50 Subs iiibOeutfshe @abrnng q
a Gents GOlO fir / @uIOen.
no GUIDen 0oA6n0if1 Gouront 9
421 Gents Sob fur l GuIoen.
$50 Sb0Ier YreuBild G0urant 2 75a
Gents goIO fiir Ebaler
400 HboIer Brente Sob = 81 cts
| @pIb fur ] SbGIer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-24
tl3ao.)


G&berin BerRduf. SIN @emaSbett nit suei Vens
S ditto exponas 8eroronuuger an MID aeriGtet
uub AberIiefeif upn Dem M1tbGreu GbGneerp GeTtd5t
un Suuthien Co., 9enn BET feiuem GftobeFs
Eermin 1885, Iperhe t@ gum 1ffentliden BextGuf an
ben Rettbietenben geeen bnere 8obIiEng am gCurts
bonstbOr in ber Gta6t ysafhuiH cam 9 inab en- b,
ben "A. N6ra 1859, nadbftebenh bei6rtebene Rdns
serst ans gebdali9fsiten briass1, nam!t$; Gin
Std tber Ebetl 2Gnb, beIegen uno beFnbli@ TIM Gt=
ttIoiftrft Rummer 1, 9. G., begreust I5te fcIgt
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Der WeItIeite GherlpftrGbes Ibertrugen pom o. R
9iueCIn an auc Saul lEsbe Rssihers Office, .. 9.
BUD 10, Sets $50 unh 561) uu6 gduft non h0 uoros
weitltd 40 SUP an Der 2inie bee geu6nnten Bots;
uon ba pefti9 40 SUB tn rehten MtnfeL, Snehr c5er
IreHiGer, mad Der trenAenhen Aaep Spii6en Gbexrps
uub Sninmerfrabe; pen Oa iaSIi9 IN rebtsn @intstn
geHarrter @uep er tlang 40 SUB pou In recbten
9StnteL 5ftIi 40 SUB mad benz Ausgaugspuntte iinb
1T EbeiI DeS pon S. y @bite, 9. u. M. am Il Seps
TENDER 1849 Sur6 nrEMnhe tn Der &egtiterS Office, o.
q. s., BUD 70. Soften 4S7 umb 43S GbertrGgeusn Gis
eentbunts unb nit Bei6Ioe beIeet, hls has Gigens
t6um Sfaac Saul, I'M elmer EecutoR IN metneu
6dn6en, az gunten pom 90. 3. poueu, 9. u. M.,
Iitb geaen SIaac auI unO Anpere fur $470.32 nebft
Sntereffen Mns eaiseu gu senagen. Gtgsben ben Is.
Sebruor 1863.
6, 80. o uatbfon, SGeriff,
f16 ourG R. E. @sines, Deputy
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-24
Sruftee's gserfamf.

SIN GemEsbett diner frebeEtr1 eunesurtunbe, epss
genommen an hte RGfbptne 8ntI6ings q fo5 cation,
am M6rs 1859 unh regaitrtxt In Der Regiers Office
DON Dauibfnm County; Eenrt, IN Bud SO. 90 Geite
204, Deroe td5 an Trefta 9, ben %. SnnuGr 1869,
stnI Bffentli9en 8erfpuf am Gourkb tn ben
Etabt Saibufae obus bic Hobtbot Der BieoertaEfs'
Dere1tgnng, has In geRunnter urfHnbe bei@rtebsne
GTun6eteentbum brtneet, beleeep IN Der Stant Hojb'
piHe, Dapihf0n GDtgnfp, EenfI., NIT 6ront an bet
Dictte ron SdbsG geftrnse besRrt an Der Stetns
brittle utb I6isft 113 gus fIbttb uno 112 gus 5tsrd
Ghenfc en Got an Der 9Beiette DON e9efroBe mt
g6 Hus Trcnt nnb bnfbmess mad Gberrrftrnbe Ieu'
fen6, b9pctbeEartf5 uerpfEnbet an genannte Aiosa'
tion nNT4 o. 81. Gtere5lfon4
Ser Grlss TT sur Bsfrte0igung Der tn 8ennuntel
lebertraGnneSs txturhe Geii@erten SdIulneH 81 per-
member, iubem Gin Eetrng pom $626.17 nbne 8tnter
lsh o7seroen BITE Rotten fir Ausfithruug nieieE gou
nrcdat bfs Heute fGIiG fin6. Den 10. Snpuar 1853.
@nfnm Deelfums
ianf6,2@ S9osmeifter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-24
te57s)

GberiffB Bertduf.-Sn Gemdsbeit elmer ven.
ditto exponas We<proning an mt6 Geytcbse9 u9tb
ilbexlefsIf pom M1tbarert Circuit Gert4t BON GGs
utnicn GoMntn, Tenu.. Bet ietnem SSaftuer Ters
NTH, 1869, rperoe i@ gum BfEentGtben @ertduf an
ben Wetitbietenhen gegtu barre 8nblune am eossrts
halsRsEbot In Der Stant gsnibDine am Gcn rs
Gbenb ben 6. mara 1862 naDftebene bsf9rles
bene 2dftbereien unp @eb6uli eten brtugen, Ifdins
fitibli@ III Giptlnrttt sfo, % e.. =. teoTenat Tpie
tpIot gy6xbhd ron AtB Rpin y. 4mahans, bfttist
nont Gtone Eper tinD Ysre. @ents &AHDeret, fibIs9
mon GnIier Gone uib 5prpeH ib weftIt9 poil rioaS
ndaheret DGfelbe, mar an ". 8. ngGtnS tR Der Wnfs
seinuna aber bic 9interlaHeni@nt oes rerifcrbenen
Sohn hugeins sugefpeoGen mMrbe An6 NIT 1sf9Iae
SeIsof aIS hea GtgenfbuR pom w. o. NtQafs UNI as
,er Srecuftcn IN metnen 6an0en % Nuuften non
Mnhn ID. Nornes Mno aeGen VI. aD. Garter Mnb Anbsrt
iir S26 W. n.bH ufereI.eu unD Rotten Az aen8agn.
6eaeben zen 5. 1ebruax 1863.
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