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Notice or Election
EIGHTH REPRESEN rATIvE DIS rRICr.

In compliance with arraclsmstion ofhs Excellency c.
Warmoth Gov of the ssste louisiana to address
ed hereby give notice that Election will be held MON
DAY. February 1892 in the Eighth Representative District
otherwise kn,wn as the Eighth Ward city OF New Orlesns
Tor the Of eltcng represent said District
in the House of Representatives Of the of Louisiana
The Eighth Representative District comprised between the
center Of FL sian Fields and the center of Lafayette
Avenue formerly EDghien street. and from the river the
rear city All daily registered residing said
District entitled to vote st said election
Due notice will be given Of the of holding the polls
New Or cans, Janus q, 1863
WILLIAM BAKER,
Supervisor Of ragistraton, Parish Of Orleans
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One of our contemporaries says that all the
defects except one, which are found to exist
in the projected charter, are copied from the
present one. This means really, that al the
evils of the existing charter, and one in addi-
ton, are reproduced in the new one, which is
a strange recommendation for an instrument
claiming to be great improvement on the ac-
tual order of things The fact is that the evils
of the present system are all intensely aggra-
waited in the new one, because almost I'M
limited powers and extraordinary opportuni-
ties for fraud and corruption are placed in the
hands Of the proposed administrators.
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The arrangement for the settlement of the
Alabama claims so-called, provides for the APP
pointment of four commissioners, two by
each government and to this commission
the Alabama claims are to be referred as well
as all others. If a ma jority of the commits
sioners agree, either for or against the liabil-
ity of the British government, that settles the
question ofprinciple, and the commission will
proceed to audit the claims andfix the amount
of reparation. In case the commission shall
be equally divided, they choose their own
umpire in certain classes of claims; but if
they differ on the Alabama claims, the two
governments are to jointly select an arbitra-
tor, who is to be confirmed by the American
Senate; this arbitrator to decide merely on the
question of liability, the question of amount
then reverting to the commission.
The effect of this arrangement may be to
bring the United States in debt even if all the
Alabama claims be allowed. The cases in
which British property suffered during the
war by the illegal acts of the United States
cruisers were very numerous, and the amount
of the resulting claims will be very large
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Under the new charter there is no division
between the legislative power and the execu-
tive power. Six men, collectively, are the
council, and the same six men, individually,
are the executive and administrative officers.
There is positively no check on their powers
as legislators; and there is no accountability,
on their part, for the abuse of their powers as
administrators. This is what some persons
seriously call responsibility.
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DISCRIMINATION IN RAILROAD FREIGHrs
AGAINST New ORLEANs.-We invite the atten-
ton of those of our readers who are at all in
terested in the commercial prosperity of our
city, to the annexed extract from the table of
charges, made by joint agreement of the
Jackson, Mississippi Central and Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroads, on cotton shipped
to New Orleans from Memphis and from in
termediate points to New Orleans.
The freight on bale of cotton from Men,
phis to New Orleans is 50 25. The follow
ing are the rates to New Orleans from points
on the Mississippi Central Railroad between
Memphis and Grenada, Miss.
From sepatobia, SIS so From Batesville. s. q
From Long Creek, 8 90 From Harrisons, 4 so
From Oakland, 425
And the following are the rates to New Or
leans from stations on the Mississippi Gen.
trail Railroad, which runs from jackson,
Tenn. to Canton, Miss.
From Jackson, 81 50 From Oxford. 81 30
From HollySprings4 40 From Coffeeviile, 90
From Grenada, 90 From Vests, 375
And yet as if this discrimination against
way freights on these roads were not injurious
enough to New Orleans, the freight on a bale
of cotton from Oxford, Miss, to New York, is
but s. rs by rail, or little over twice what
is charged to New Orleans, for distance that
is three times as great in straight line and
more than that by rail-
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Supervisor w. Baker gives notice that an
election for State representative, for the
eighth district of Orleans eighth ward of the
city, will be held on the Sth of February
Registration Office 1877 Victory street. Books
open four days, from January 26th to January
Goth, inclusive.
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~. w. sYnonspsOrs,

PURCHASING Ms COLLECTING AGENCY.
NO. Is EAST rwKrslErH STREET. NEW YORK.
BFsGrlL AoUrs ~ sEw osLxAz, ozssa.srJ
All eis@s-e 81 AERoBaEDIBB, AGRICULTURAL IN.
eAE4EfizS, ETC., etc, Purchased commission
Goed spuTchsssi only o. ars Houses a Low a
a0s low 7 than parties CAL, purchase themselves
Sufficient bSSem cover freight and erv
missions, she balance PAYABLE ON DELIVERY
Commissions sumss& xoeaainx sIOO z par asnt en-.
essdns 500, ~ per cert
COLLECTIONS sll poipss promptly attended To-
Refsrsnes-ooL ,. G NIXON, PropristsE Of "a
En- OTlaar. rruzrurv
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Philip Werlein, at so Bsronne street, music
dealer, has just receiveda fresh supply Of sheet
music. Among the novelties offered, we note the
series of publications known as Boosey's Musical
Cabinet. No. AZ, which contains twenty Welsh
melodies arranged for the piano by Geo. Linley.
The price Of each number Of the Cabinet is
only fifty cents.
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Notice.

OFFICE SUPERVISOR REGISTRATION,
Pa,ish OF Orleans, January IS 1852
Noica is hereby given that the REGISTRATION BOOKS
OF THE ElGHrH WARD will bs opened for four days COM
mencing TUESDAY January 26, and closing FRIDAY
January 49, 1869, S97 VICTOAY STREET, Elys
ian Fields for the purpose enabling all who ed
register to do so.
Only those who live between Eysan Fields street and La
ayette Avenue the river and the city and
gistered, If qualified. have n opportunity.
Office hours fiom A. to4P.M.
WILLIAM BAKER,
Supervisor of Registration Parish OF Orleans
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1t is noticeable feature of the proposed
charter that it provides no means of impeach-
ing or removing from Office the administra-
tors whom it charges with the city govern
ment. These persons may be incompetent
or they may be corrupt; but corrupt or in
competent, they are to be fastened on the peo-
pie for four years
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We do not believe that one in twenty of the
property holders of New Orleans ever saw the
proposed charter prepared by few real es-
tate owners, and we are sure that not one in
ten would approve of it. The masses of the
property holders would suffer like the rest of
their fellow citizens from unjust discrimina-
tons against trade and industry in the distri-
button Of taxation.
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southern lands .sgeacy.

We offer our services 4 the disposal of LANDED PRO
PERTY etc, in the sohem States References and ~
ornsticn promptly gwen!
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON Il co.,
mo 50 Lihsrtv streat Hav yort
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To the Public.

The subscriber would take pleasure to inform many old
customers and friends that ONCE MORE he found
duty at his old business, the principles, with
greater experience aud with the Finest Assortment and
Lowest Prices Of establishments in the city Examination
Of stock is cordially invited at OUR HAT STORE
corner Canal and Charities Streets
p. s-The Army ard Navy will again find stock Of all
goods in their line offered business for the past We
years. Your attention is solicited
z. SrAPLETON.
New Orleans. January 23d 1852
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And certainly due TO d. j. WINTHA ALL, late Of Germa
n.y. and residing 2i9 Canal this civ who ia
cOmpar tive short time has cured Of Severe stsmmsr
nj and Stutte ing. hence removed Of
uDhsppiness, mDediment my future progress
hfe Many thanks H. him who fully deserves IT, which
prompted by gratitude cannot fail to publicly
b. MARGIN,
Cabine. Maker, SO Rampant street.
Residence-S9 Drvades
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State flttnt Confirmed.

We, TIE undersigned have known Mr.. B. MARTIN Of 50
Dyades street, Intimately from his infancy &c years.
been afflicted with kuttering but since under DR.
wINTHALLs treatment radical has besn effected and
subscribe our names attestinP the truth of the same
. RoBERTJ DUNLAP, s25 Dryades street,
DAVID meme l., -
Miss E. GAILY,
JOSEPH IRL. SO Rampant street,
n. W. VIRsETS, corner Perdido and Liberty SITS
Orleans Ian
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The mass of the property-holders of New
Orleans do not approve of the attempt of a
few wealthy men to usurp the government of
the city. The majority are interested in
some trade, or occupation, or profession
which would be taxed to death to benefit the
large proprietors. New Orleans is a COM
mercial city and the masses of its inhabitants
are engaged in commercial, or industrial pur-
suits. These have no notion of abdicating
their right to govern themselves in favor of
few gentlemen who assume an especial capa-
city for municipal administration.
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CurDft EysSTeH0fsse.

10...............CHARTRES STREET.......... N
A. BROUksEAU CO.. Importers, Offer a. low prices
CARPETING-EBglish and American of all kinds; Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING $40 roll
China 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Tabs and
Piano Covers Crumb Cloths-Dru<ge and Felt; Cur
tsins-Lace, Reps Wosted Damask, etc Furniture Cover
ng-Linen and Cotton stDed; COrncas Bands Pins etc
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Rice Planters, attention.

CAROLINA SEED RICE.
just Received and for sale:
hOtse Benevebrum Golden Seed R'ee.D
Direct from Charleston s. o. Prepared expressly for
Planting purposes.
EMILE DUPRE,
Bic Depat. "a Peters strert corner lnstnm l,nnsa
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MARRIED.:

In this city Wednesday 18th inst. ths residence Of
the brides sther, by the Rev DR. Lewis Mr.. WALTER L.
JEWELL TO Miss CAROLINE III. HART daughter of E.
j. Hart, Esq. No Yards
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In New Orleans Jsnuary 10Th 1862 lOK NJ Of nju-
res resolved by ne oson of the mboat Glide,
n adisonvi'le, st Tsmmsny parish, Louisiana.
rg-Memphs and Mobile papers please COPY
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Under the new charter the election of re-
corders is to be taken from the people and
given to six oligarchs. We suppose the pre-
text is that the people may be bought. Are a
a whole community to be purchased more
easily than six men2
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southern .uanssFacforu.

Having lust removed 70 my NEW EsTABLIsHYyyT
lso CANAL STREET, near Dry AIDES, 1 beg leave 20
inform my oa friends and patrons that am nov NOT only
RePSTea 70 ennlsn as usual Cents Ladies'
BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured by SUPFaIOR WORK
MEN but hsye also on hand at all times the Lsss. and
most fashionable styes Of the best imported material a.
able rsteA oroers respectfully solicited promptly
JOHN NORWOOD.
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We return thanks to Hon. w. p Kellogg for
various favnrs.
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We are indebted to Hon. Michael Vidal for
public documents.
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Remember
69I MAGAZINE STREET

Is the pce to get your old Frames Reg and Locking
Glass Plates revered and the only pase in the city
Ros wood Work DONE Frames of any pattern made
order. RegidiDg Rosewood Work done summer
Prices Remember 69 Magazine street, of First
Box 1879 Postofice New Orleans La
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JOHN NORWOOD.
TesU Goods.

he Finest TIkEKEEPERs In The World. direct hcn.ths
tn England; Appleton Tracy Co Bartlett and Howard
In America Jurgensen Montandon NArdn, Pstsk etc.
A. B. GRIswOLD & CO.'S,
Corner Canal and Royal streets
Importers and Manufacturers Of hLe Jswey Diamonds and
Wstehes Clocks, Bronses and Vases
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Boys, Winter Clothing

REDUCED
FULLY 20 PER CENT. IN PRIN E,
B. T. WASHES,
Ito Canal near St Charles strnet
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Boy your cigars at the premium mandatory
of Geo. Alces, lS5 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24s, postofice.
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Cancer C~res Without Surgery
DIR. Q. +. LAwRENCE.i
EAST IxDIAscAxcEn DOCTOR
RECEPTIONS ASD OPERATING ROOMS;
No. ia. Canal street...........No. II
SEsy ORLEANS.
Opposite tie Clay, sas second hOOr, under wAsbburnF
Photographic Gallery.

All external Cancers regardless Of class dnrAton
taken out entire root and branch" within three Rno
days by the celebrated applications
internal remedies.
One application, whe OF the internal remedies IL
usually all shat is recary complete cure even
in foul, "eatirgi' Carey
Under tn mode satment cancerous mass drops out
before the ninth dav The quickly heal sthou
lance and present smooth and healthy surface obvatn
all deformiy. 8
These applications AN perfec y harmless to healthy Aesh.
but attack instantly ana destroy all FUNGUS AND ABNoR-
NAL GRoWTHs. CANCER. DANGEROUS ULCERA-
TON. sEIRRHUs. TCMORs Etc.
Diseases of the Eye ysad EAR, and all CHRONIC COM
PLAINTs. cured
Hours-From "a N..S5P N Ladies' receptiOn-rOm
to
Letters OF inc Try must contain stamp and be TO
DB. c. P. LAWRENCE,
Box 30 Postofice New Orleans.
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Sugar

CAN BE MADE WITH AS LITTLE COST Fos NECEs
sARY MACHINERY AS AM oTHERoRoP.
On TUESDAY, Jan. 26th from IL NJ to r. nj
We will exhibit the
VICTOR CANE MILL and COOKS EvAPo&ATOR
In operation making Sugar. ct MoC0NNELL's LUMBER
YARD, Tivoh Circle OId Car clifton Railroad Depot
All interested are solicited to stteod.
TH0S. B. B0DLEY 4 CO.,
Dese in all descriptions Of Machinery and Agricultural
Implements. No Perdido street. New Orleans
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MEMS Winter UndertUear.

A NEW STOCK-AT LOW PRICES,
B. 7. WASHES,
No. 10 Canal street, st. Charles
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ExEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
INDIANAPOLIS, January Ia, 1869.


Gentlemen Of The SeRdte-In response TO q res.
olu,iop OF the Senate, q copy of which has just
been delivered to me, / herewith respectfully
taDsmt copy of the letter alluded to in that res
olution. CONRAD BAKER.
The following resolutions in regard to the
matter were offered and adopted, after much
debate :
Resolred, That the appointing power vested by
the Constitution of the State In the governor is q
high and sacred trust, 10 be exercised exclusively
for the honor and welfare Of the whole people Of
Indiana ; and that any attempt to prevent the
honest discharge of this trust is in derogation of
their rights, and merits the seyerest condem-
nation.
Eesolred That in the opinion Of the Senate the
letter of VIII Cumbaek, the present lieutenant
governor OF this State, ds Ted January 6, 1885, and
addressed TO Gov. Baker, proposing personal
consideration for an appointment to fill q contem.
plated vacancy in the United States senatorship,
embodies 9 corrupt aud indecent attempt to tam.
per with the integrity and destroy the indepen-
dence of the appointing power vested in the gov.
erDor.
ResolUed further. That in the opinion of the
Senate the action Of Gov. Baker in promptly lre.
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Clothing.
CtOthtng.

TULANE BUILDIS9 !
New Oriea a Jsnusry "a. 1889
We invite the attention Of BUYERS Of CLOTHING SHIRTS
FURNISHING GOODS. TRUNKS, TRAVELLING Gags.
sHAWLS etc, cali and orr stock before bu ing
Our motto is SMALL PROFITS and large sales
GARTHWAITE. LEWIS & STUART.
81 and 70 Camp street,
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BEackmay's .Yustc Store.
DIR. JllIes Ronberger.

OCULIsT date Assistant 20 Dr sichel Psrs 40 Canal
street. New Oreans ga. hours from II O'Clock The
number Of treated in Dr.. h0mbergers Clinic and
Practice during 1865 $751; Of operations I9
For Cataract az for coSseye 81 for Lachryma Fisula
49, for ktapny for Diseases Lids as etc
IL will be peasure1o Homoerger 10 refer those who
app for treatment 20 Patterns who have been care
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Honor Where Honor Is Due.

JOHN d. SCOTT, Local Agent.
OFFICE-n2 anal. corner -. Charles street.
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The above establishment has just been opened and keeps
the beat LAGER VINES and LIQUORS.
CHOICE LUNCH DAILY at all hours.
CONCERTS EVERY EVENING by the most approved
artists.
In connection with this establishment Is a magnificent
BILLIARD SALON.
E. KR0ST, Proprietor.
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HOaeSekee2lerS

WIN md 1t old aDd 20 Camp street. all descriptions OF
House Furnishing Goods, Fine Cutlery. Plated Ware Fine
Cut and Plain Gassware French China Plain sad Decor
sted Dinner and Tss ses Stone. China Plain and Fancy
5AML T. MOORE A. co.
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Dealer in Ere WATCHES, JEwELRY and SILVER
WARE; also GUNS and PISTOLS. Manufactures and 70
pairs every description Of work in his line.
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~: Charles,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
q L n r r 4 Is GRO Q r RE s.
5se anS STA NJ ngazine street,
Opposite the Market
ON HAND, AT ALL TIMES, TIE
CHOICEST TLeJR. COFFEE. BUTTER,
TEAS, ,sRANDY. WINE,
Fac, Etc,
WHICH / AN OFFERING AT THE
Lowest Cash Prices.
GOODS DELIyEREg TO ANY LOCALITY FREE
OF CHARGE.
BEackmGT's .UsStc Store,
NO. 1884, 80. CANAL STREET. =. NO. Is4
New Orleans,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CHRIST CHURCH,
pEPor ron THE
VIM Knabe Co.'S Baltimore PIAEOs:
Gro0esteen, Fuller Co.'S GAHoS;
Pleyel Wolf h . a PIANOS;
ERARD PIANOS;
BORD PIANOS;
PIlnce a Go 8 tutorn stic ora ANS;
Edwards a Co.'S Baltimore ORGANS;
And Sole Agency for she United States heMusca Pub
locations of the Correspondence Musicale Haye Hol.
land Pianos for Rent. Pinpos Tuned Pc cir
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Hen. VIII Cumbaek, Greensburg, Indiana:
Sir-Your communication of yesterday is be.
fore me. In reply, l beg leave to say that the re
lations of the parties alluded to are not such, in
my judgment, as to prevent either of them from
doing his whole duty to the public in the position
assigned him. II the matter proposed to be ex
planned is believed to be susceptible of explana.
lion, the explanations should be made without the
conditions suggested. For such q purpose op
portuDity will be offered if desired. Ths return of
the one paper and the withdrawal OF the other
could not change the facts, but would be pregnant
With on implication that the party who really
thiaks he did no wrong, had changed his opinion.
have the honor to be, your obedient servant,
CoSRAD BAKER
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MINNESOTA STAATSzEiTUNG
Dpnnedta9 ben Is. Mat 1869.
Mnion Maeifie Shminoe1.

GO tpurpe pdbreno Der lebten Wonate
piel in Der @reie uber bic Betrisereien
ae1 prcden, 1pel6e BON Der Nermaltun9
Der Union pacifc 8abn an ter Resiez
rung Deribt murben.. @bannep s.. Snow
Der Srn Ter ReaierunS ansete0te Dt,et>
tor, ben Ebatbei tanp jener tolo0alen 8e>
trd9freicn gu >nteriu6en, betdtiat in iei>
nem8eri6t an renprdfbenten ni@t aQetn
eie&i&tt9feiteer @srmutbunsen wel@e in
perprs7e iiber ben 9r16ten@ @minrel pieleS
SabrbunbertS auSeelprpden tpurpen> ionz
bern peietna6, ba6 oericltein elmer @eile
trieben murpe rppDpn roS 8olt bis jebt
fat feline Mbnun9 bate. SAT- Die san5e
8abnfrefe 1T 11le6t uno lieperli6 9ez
bout unp auf bic biQi9ite @eile ber9e>
felt, trobrem Die @ermoltun9 Ypn ret
&e9ieruns allein cine @atfirie DON lber
so Milionen Dollars trbielt. Die tegz
nij9e @erpaltune rer Babn bsfncet 1t9
in Den aQer unfdbiefen 51npen uno
Der Sting" melder bic 8abn controuirt
bat es %pcrltancen WiQipnen IN feline Ell
gene Ta19e ~ ftedsn wel9s BON cer Sc
9teruna gum Bau elmer 9uten uro ioltren
Babn be timmt uaren.
CHARLES Trancis Npam5 1o9t uber
bie1er enprmen Gdwinrel. Die Wttz
elieoer pieis6 9isantiiGen &inAes baden
SiB I'M Gpn9reb, fe 1inp 8epplmddti0te
fir Die Sonnbalter Direftpren> Mftioz
ndre unn Gpntroctoren.
Sn @albinston itimmen bic slben fit
RE Sub0pien, in SEEM yprt empfanaen
1e eielelben, perau6goben rlelelben auf
Cen Nlain8 uno tbei!en. Damn BET
Goub nit 6ilfe res anceren arreen
SGminrel @Yfem6 pe6 Grerit Wptilien.
Sc 1T oie1en Naubrittern naG9emiele fen
mprcen> raj her 9ebtr9i9e Shell oer Babn
woflr 1850 per Meilen BON BET Ser
maltun9 berednet muroen> ouf io!ice
Beile fir $4,000 %beraelteut werpen
fonnte, pelde6 fir ben Sting oQein ZEN
l1Dnen @eminn Don $4,000 per Meile
abwirft. Mber ielblt oamit nidt sufriez
oer> peritebt Die @ermaltun9 e5 1o etnsu>
ridten ooB ale Trad)t tpel0e Ibr Die
8abn 9ebt, an MiI9liecer ce6 Min9e5
con19nirt trerceu mub.
@unareb paiitrte fur3 Dor SGlub Ger
Sibung 8eIAldiIe, welde zen Sberz
8unbesz Nnwalt tepoumadtigt een groz
Zen S@wi Del 5u unterlu9en uno wen1,
n6tbis 9ertdtli6 ein5uibrsiten. @ir
pi7en &apttal uno Mpnopol fine beinab
ollmddti9 uno f6nnen Dem @elsb in oiez
len TaQen Erob bieten> bcffen aber oae
Der Bunre6 Mnmalt in rtei len Cause &c
leble 1eine Dole 5huloiofeit tbun ptrc.