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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
R1EMGNN~ ~o

Russia has ordered 100000 nee
die guns, 20 bo delivered soon as
possible.
In West Virginia, $4,000 acres
of land have just been sold for 25cts.
an acre.
"A common sight in Italy is said
to be a nurse maid leading along a
little baby, two or three years old,
who has a cigar IN his mouth.
The New York Express slys 1t
looks as regularly for daily reports
of bond robber1es and safo smash.
ings US it doeS for market quota
tIons.
In q single doy recently, 1880
letters, besides newspapers, were
delivered by a Cleveland, Ohio, let-
ter carrier.
Reader, speak not disrcspectiul
of peanuts, they are the main agri-
cultural dependence ofNorth Caro-
ina.
Speaking of the recent death OF
tho Marquis de Lavallette, the Par
is Liberte regrets that so few French
statesman marry American wo-
men.
"A farmer at Taunton, Mass.
has q remarkable COW. During the
last year she has gwen 7, ,l34 quarts
of milk, weighing about 14,36s lbs.
and yielding about $3.50, while The
keeping Of this animal cost only
SI44.
- Texas enjoys cheap pork, at thu
rate OF five ceirts pound.
Chicago had 4O5 fires last year, caus
ing loss of $560,0OO
A Kentucky paper mentions
man who claims to have once trade'
horses with Ulysses s. Grant, and l.
have lived neighbor TO him in Missou
ri, and yet is not going to apply 70
office,
- A Youth Of ten years, who live
by his wits, has managed to get all tn
way from New York TO Omaha free @
expense.
- In the House of Rufuge at Roche'
ter, N. Y, the imprisoned boys hay
formed brass band.
!. - The Governor of Illinois recent
vetoed 70 bills in one batch an exam
pie that the Governors of nearly a
our States can follow, with credit I
themselves and benefit 10 the commuI
~.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
Sleeping Together.

The laws Of Life" says
"Moro quarrels arise between
brothers. between sisters, between
hired girls, between clerks in stores.
between apprentices in mechanic
shops, between hired men, between
husband and wives, owing to tho
elvctricical changes through which
their nervous system go by lodging
together night after night under the
same clothes than by almost any
other disturbing cause, There is
nothing that will so deraDge the
nervous system Of person who is
elimInative in nervous force. The
absorbcr will go to sleep and rest
all night while the eliminator will
be tumbling and tossing, restless
and nervous, and wake in the morn
ing fretiul, peevish, fault-indiDg,
and discouraged. No two persons,
no matter who they are, should
habitually sleep together. Ono will
thrive and the other will lose. This
Is the law; and in married life it is
dcfed almost universally"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16


A LAWYER AND AN IRIsHMAN.-
While a number of lawyers and
gentlemen were dining ut Wiscas-
set, few days since jolly soul
from the Emerald Isle appeared and
called for dinner.
The landlord told him no should
dine when the gentleman was done.
"Let him crowd among s,"whis
pered q limb of the law, "and we
will have some fun with him."
The Irishman took his seat ut the
table.
"You were born in this country,
were you my friend ?"
mo sir, / was born in Ireland
"Is your father llvingH"
"No, sir, he is dead"
"What is your occupation ?"
"a horse jocky, sir.'
III" your iSt"of N"o"' ~"y PSA
son while no was thcre?"
Il suppose he did cheat many"
"Where do you suppose he went
to 2"
ITO heaven, sir"
"And what do you suppose he''
doing there2 p
"Tradlng horscs, s'r."
elias he cheated any ono thore p
"He's cheated one / believe, sir.
"Why did they not prosecut'
him ?"
Because they searched the Who'll,
Kingdom Of heaven and eouldn'
find a lawyer"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16

Tho high peaks in Oregon, Il is re-
ported, have commenced TO emitsmoke,
and the inhabitants anticipate earth
quakes or some other internal commo-
teons. Mount Hood, $4,000 feet high,
Mount jefferson, 1900 feet, and the
Three Sisters, 1900 feet which are
mentioned as exhibiting signs Of acLiyi-
ty, are extinct volcanoes, but Mount
Hood has been in state Of eruption.
according 10 the tEsditionsay history of
ths IudIans,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
NEGRO sUFFRAGE nv IXDI-

The Indiana Legislature rs IN a
dead lock. In defiance of the
known will Of tho people, the Radi-
cal majority IN that body attempt
tempted to force an adoption Of the
negro suffrage amendment to tho
Federal Constitution, whereby,
against the consent Of the people Of
Indiana, and against the express
provision Of the State Constitution,
which does not even allow negro
to gain a residence in the State,
that State Is to be flooded with ne
grocs, all Of whom, over the nge Of
twenty~ono years, are to be voters.
The Democratic members asked
that The question on tho adoption
of the proposed amendment by ibo
Legislature oilndiana, be postponed
until after an elsction OF members
Of the General Assambly that the
question should thus DO made an
issue at the polls. This was refused.
They then asked that the pending
bills, r.aking appropriations fer the
State Government, tho charitable
institutions, ect., be acted upon, at
the same time giving .ho Radicals
to understand that they would not
if in their power to prevent 1t, al
low tho State, by It's accidental
Radical majority in the Legislature
to give the required assent. This
too, was refused. The Democratic
members then resigned their seats
and appealed to the people to sane
tion their action. Every Domoera
thus reslynlng was reelected by NJ
increased mnjority-one Senator
whose district had alter his election
been gerymandered to make j
Radical, succeeded by over 6OJ ma
jouty.
Governor Baker, anxious to per
petuate power, called the Legisla
ture together In extraordinary ses
sion, IN order, as no said, to pas
The necessary laws to carry on th
) State Government. The re-electo,
Democrats came forward and pro
posed TO take their seats and pas
the necessary appropriation billi
but, ttefore doing so, required
pledge that no action was 10 be "a
ken on the negro voting endorse
ment OF the Fifteenth amendmer
10 the Federal Constitution of th
, United States.
Intent on making Indiana a M
gro voting State, tho Radical mi
. iorlty refuse to accede to tho term
and hence the Legislature cannC
be reorganized. The Democrat
members will not take thor sea
until the pledge is given, and the
is no power TO compel them. Th
5 patriotic course IL endorsed by Il
l. people, and if the charitable n.st
tuuons of tho State has no none
d voted to support them, tho SIN
a upon the head of those whose an;
!, iety to get the negro suffrage owe
rides all other things. GoD spec
t the noble men who are disposed
q defcnt tit.-Stdtesmdn
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
REMARKABKE REVEAL
TIOEs IN RUSSIA.

A very remarkable affair has
recently been brought to light in
Russia, through the revelations OF a !
merchant in the town Of Morsht.
cbansk, a fourish,ng place souths
east of Moscow. This merchant
accused ono Plotitzin with having
unlawfully amasssd and secreted ab
immense amount Of money, which
he said was slowed away in cellars
under tho owners resIJence.-
Furthermore, he declared that
Plotitzln held strange doctrines and
performed hideous ceremonies in
secret. The representations Of the
merchant were such as 10 arouse
the attention of the authorities, and
they proceeded to investigate. Plot
izin's house was searched by the
police, and IN the cellar a scene pre-.
sented itself which might recall the
old tales Of the Spanish conquest of
Mexico. Stores of gold revealed
themselves in every direction; pots,
pans, leather bags, canvass sacks,
all filled with the precious metal,
and even o number OF large casks
which stood at the further end Of
) the vuult,werc found to be crammed
with bars aud irgots TO the very
top. Tho gold COINS wero mostly
> of an ancient date. Tho whole
, scene formed such tableau as the
! oldest man present, in all probabili-
b ty, had never before gpzcd upon
and the lowest estimate (probably
an exaggerated ore) rates the treas
, uro as high as 100000 roubles-
; considerable oyer e1 900, 900 sterling
= The alleged accumulation Of woal;t
having been fully established, the
authorities extended their examin'
alton 70 the other matter charged
against Plotitzin, which according
to the official record, was that Plot
itzin is one tho principal leader,
. and supporters Of u secret but very
extensive sect, comprising many
rich merchants and money chan
gers, who's doctrine Is apparently
70 tho abjuration Of all ordinary pleas
D. ures and the devoting OF themselve
=" heart and soul, 70 tho amusing Q
= money. They form q secret com
, mercial league, distinguished by tn
II practice of ridgid celibacy. Tn
10 existence OF such sect among tn
wealthlest class in the communit
% might seem to be tho idea of dis
u ordered mind or the invention of
. malicious spirit, but 1t is SAID tina
~ the testimony Of respectable wit
u nesSess fully establishesits exlstcnc'
70 Hijeous stories are told OF entrap
70 ping young men into joining Vi
10 league aud submitting themselvC
10 to the high priets of this insar
IL fanaticism. Such reports would /
y deemed Incredible in any 9th,
10 country, hut in Russia surperstitio
K has terrible power. Not many year
r. ago several hundred persons, of bot
~ sexes and all ages, deliberately shl
" themselves into q small villal
church, and then fred the edift
over their own heads, in complian'
with some imaginary ordinance /
% quiring them to submit to fire bal
al. tism," Piotizin will shortly underG
u. trial at Moscow.
|
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16

B6- A distinguished statesman,
lately recalled to public life after an
absence of twelve years, said TO me
not long since; "Those Southern fell
lows were very unreasonable and
troublesome, but they would not
steal"
The Government now is run on
stealings, and fraud rots its founda.
tions.
The Southern soldiers marched
without pay, and fought with poor
food, and slept without tents, and
sometimes without blankets,
Every soldier Of the Federal Gov
ernment cost us million, through the
frauds Of contractors and the stealings
of officials. - Don Piatt,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
CITY SHAVING SALOON.
FRED Drown. PRoPRIETsR.

Fred is prepared TO do oil mauner ni
work which comes within the sphere OF his
legitimate business. Shaving, Hair Unt-
ting, Shampooing, Dyeing, done 10 the
satisfaction of the most lastidous. Switches
ahl Curls are made TO order. and are war
anied to prove satisfactory. Souih-East
side OF Public Square.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
Gallery of Art.
w. g. TRESIZE

asks the public TO call and examine his
specimen Photographs, Ferrotypes, Am
brotypes, Gems, &C., kc., which cannot be
surpassed anywhere. He has perfected al
rangements whereby any one can be ac'
eomodated with the finest of Oil Paintings
and pictures of India Ink Work. Rooms
Building, Center Street, M'cOnnelsville,
Ohio.
Jan lily.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
nFBILVTY.


w. d ~ MsaietAs egual q Heefaafs orvMea
.;'; ss.S .-Sa5. :s 1's'i ..s: ss sas 4 | sS::
s1ssu., Hrenglhea - es apPsiiis, eaass
81 s,joyMsnf eJ hsu-Nl.a Jood, sndbie Ne 40
s.aeA % digest T. psrUy ne blood esss good isa'nd
hsally complexion eradicate ne ysov hHge from. "a.
sys i1pa bioo 10 Lhs eAsski and change ", Pstiei
TasA a GAori-brsallsd saaeialsd, Sedk, asd Hsrvoas
tavdl6d, 70 a ClitJ faced ston, snd vi9oTosi periOH
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Biiters %
TOnie. In fact, they are Family medt-
einea. They can be administered Il Win
perfect safety 10 n child three nLOntne
old, the most deieRta female, or n man
OF fninety.
ThsIs Remedies arr he beat
Rlood PurldOeu
s.~v Luovu and ,siu cure oil dissa1s renfifN1 Jroa
I'D blood K,y yotgs S.ood s:.Ts ssep yos,
:,s"& .s,. s.ssg SsSs'.: ssS - s...a.: y &c % vi
sssr assssI yos The beat ls e0aHry reooEaed
e<r, u years Of AoRsa rspsast0n % Jor anytime
Ho~ ssHSi ~ nsss PrspzraiiOas.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16
Hollands German Bitters
Hoonand's German Tcnlo

q eosaiind,ioa sf all ne iagyadienii V ~ Biyerl,
S5sn rgHE Santa Crus Rah, Orange, eie. n % uted
1sHr alcoholic FsiauiuJ u required You .g1i bear ~
a.fad Aat AsSe refssdtsg are onrsy different Jrous
aay otASrs adpsrs,d for ne eure e ne dteases HaHasd
gsae bang setsn,Ge Prepardoas e stdicfH1 aEtraes,
s.Aits a. stAsrf are decooioas e( - ssuls
f0rp. The TONIC "a d>ridedfy o. oI ~ 100 ptss-
auni and agreeable rsedseS altered 70 e putits
~ iasls srqsiatG "a peasHTe 10 lake a ,sfs ~
k(etria1, sshtiaraifn0 aad n,edctnal qsatsss AoIa
SsAisa q - - ksSua a. IA CREATED II ~ isssaa.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16

- The New York Express thinks
that in obtaining office in the United
States beer and whisky have inAu
Spce."
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-16

- How should the limbs Of the
law be clothed In breaches Of
-proursS
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european Ggebanae OffTce
6. S. NG0ae.

SIN amtritanii&em GuIbs 81 serfebsnbs
0erfamf8t@parfe fur 0Ee6fel AMI
europa.
Ginen Nonat 0ato SIS d. Tel:
1. SIR Heiae sstrise. Bis sur eSbe bon incIafIDe
$50 @uI6en iibOeutfbe @abrunq a
Gents Cobb fir 1 @nI6en.
$50 @nloen Soldnoil9 gourant a
433 @entS Sob fir l @nIoen.
$50 SbaIer Yreubil1 @ourant IS
GentS Sob fur l EbaIer.
$50 SbaIer Brener @oIo 83 gents
Sob fur / EbaIer.
500 Narf Banco 80 Gents Sob
fur / SboIer.
525 Srancs 5 6rancs fir ST
elmer. Sob.
% @funo Sterling a / Yfuab fur
SIS 9lmer. @OIo.
Bon srSserem Retrdse, Bis snr S5be BON iueiuiiUe
$50 @uIben fiioOeutfhe Nahruna 4
40 Gents @Olb fur / @uIben.
40 @ulOen 0olaubifd gouront a
424 @ents @oI6 fur / gulOen.
450 SboIer 4reuBif6 gourant a F34
Gents Sob fir 1 SbaIer
400 6buler Breme Sob a 81 Gts.
@OlD fiir / SbaIer.
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rOn @bancerp su Slai5uiIe. = Staat Iennef1ee
G gIert unS 4eaiters Office @bancergs gert6t su
~ 4afbpiae, ben 1. 6ebriinr 1869. gSn 90 gBoo6z
foIf, &ldger, eegcn 81. S. 6. Swapse uno Anbere
8eflagte. 9a aus einem in biefsr &ad5e eingereidjs
ten Aoaoit berporgebt, baB 8etiaste 81 sc Spauae
urlo SO 80 Rerftns, Dan9erptue Rernio29 unb 8e,Ts
idmin u SHEPHERD, weidbe bic 5irma 80 P 9erfins u
50. biioen, feline 8epobner oes Gtaafes Eennefee
n6 70 lift besbab uerorenet ruoroen, bo6 fie hr g.
f6einen oarin Der ober iRnerhal6 ben etiten Srei
Eagen bes nGtitea Eeltnins genannten Grridptes,
1869, mnben uno aa 9Ideers Bill befemnen, oItruorr
ten eoer Giuwano erHeben pibrtsenfaas iebiae ais
unn bnen betannt ertIdrt unb su eiuer MnbSruna
oronuns fir pier aufeinanber foIaen6e mp5en in her
@afbuiae 4reB nnb Zines unS Der EenueiIee gtaatss
SeitIng betannt gemaCbt lpirb.
Morton g. 6eweII,
@Iert unb Waiter.
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cSn gbaneerD ia 0eafbDime.-Staot EenneiI {,
~ DlfIce @lert nnb Naiter, gbancerp< @eridt au
gajbuiue. ben NdrJ 1868. eugene llnterIuooS,
8lager, gegen gStltam nneerrpO0b unb Mnbere,
ten Affeapit berporgtbt, baE Beflagte, Sofepb st.
unoerwooe uno Gugente UNDERWOOD feline Bes
1uobner 6es Sfantes Tenneffee fn6. 20
unroe uerorbnet ba e ibr G1f9etnen bartl Dor Ober
innerbalb ben eiten nret Eo9en 6ee nacben Termins
genann en- @eri9tes. 81 balten am 1T Ell Rptts
9 IN nae9en Mpltl 1869, mo9en ul6 auf RIdaers
rtgentals otfebe ais uor thnen sugeitan6ea erfIfrt
rna 5n elmer Anb6rnng ex rte'anberaumt perben
eerfOigen6e @ohen IN Der NGI6uiie 4res Iub Zines
unb Der Senneiee StaatsBeitnHs bsfannt gemacbt
1peroeH.
Ati9rIft beeIaubigt
Morton q. 6open,
@lert unb 01lter.
s. 8. u ice, MnmaLt fir &Idaer 12ma
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Grtrafabrtem
nab
9a1nbnrt1 1laO 8re1lte1t

gu ernie ori9ten Yreiien.
@enl reiIeInitieen 8ubIifun bietet
| ll9 Die @ele9eubeit cine duBerit biIiae
ueberfabrt mad europa in 6er- foms
nlenoen Sailon gu fidern.
Die beiOen oeutl@en Oampferlinien
bic Sanlburs> 9lmerifaniIbe 0ofets
fabrts @ttieEgeieui6aft uno Der gforo ;
oentld3e SloDo-tueroen n1mIih au6er
ben neuen, regelmaBi9 ieben Dienltaa
uno Sonnerlfag bon Stem @prf natl
9ambur9 HaO Bremen fabrenben
pra9tbOaen 9ampfern, @rtrafabrten
Der fel9enoen benabrten 8anlpfer ans
oronen:
0amerifa" eapt. 6. 9oraesbeimer,
am d. 9Ipril bon Stem gort rad
8remen.
Bremen, eapt. 6. Qeilt, am 8.
Wfal bon 9lep Yorf mad Bremen.
DSaTonia", Capt. s. Neher, am 81,
Mfai bon Stem gorf mad Sambura.
Dsteip gcrf", @apt. SIS. Sloroenbolt,
am %. Nfat BON Nelp gort mad
8remen.
0Sabarta", Capt. 6. Sronsen, am
%. Wfai bon Nep gort mad Sam>
burg.
nSeutonia", Gapt 8arenOs, am II.
SUM bon gleu gort mad 9ambura.
DgorufTa", @apt. Sebid, am Is.
SUM bon glep gorf mad 9amburq.
Nnmelonn9en su ben 8reilen BON @oio
500 erite @aliite, Sob $50 aueite
Salute uno @elO $25 3fuif9enOecf
ninlmt Der general< asent Is. s.. 9loae
uno Der 49ent S o bn 9tubm euts
9egen nnb ertbeilen oiefeIben bereits
nili9it ale nabere 9tustnnlt.
Getonrs 4aIia9en iueroen in 8erbin<
Oung nit obigen @rsiien, auf ieoen
Oampfer Der 2inien 9iItig, 3u reDus
3lrten Yreiiett ausgelteIIt.
Wfan meloe fieb redt3eitig, oamit !
quite Blabe selidert peroen f6nnen.
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StaatS @DnoeutiDm.
g a fb b lille, Genn.,l
Den %. M1ra 1864

Sin nebereinitilnmung nit einem
8ef3lnB oes repubIifauif1en @taatss
@entraIs Committees miro bierourH
cine Contention einberufen, neIdbe iiA
am 20. 9tpril D. s. &ormiitaag um
Ii n6rii @toats gapitol su berIam@
meln bat, um @anei6aten fur Ni6ter
Der 9upreme Court uno fir General
2lniualt uno Geporter oes States gu
neminiren.
gS miro anempfobleu, baB Die 9tes
publifaner III ben Oer1biebenen Gouns
ties fid an ibren betreTenben gounin<
Sisen am erlten Nfontag i'm 9lpriI
ODER fobalO alS nt09Ii9 nab oemleIben
beriammeln, UNI Delegaten gu oieler
Contention gu eriuablen; un6 DAP Ses
legaten BON Counties ODER Su1tisbe<
5irfen ficb babin bereini9en, lire @er<
tretung alf einen ODER mebrere ibrer
9abl gu iibertra9en, bamit Die 2luss
9aben elmer 9r6beren 8etbeili9ung
beririe0ell iueroen.
Counties Iino in oiefer Gonbention
81 elmer 8ertretuno bere9tiat, peIhe
anf Der fir Die @ouberneurS Gonbens
tion angenommenen 8afis berubt, fur
luel9e binnen SurSem cine @inberu<
fung erfolgen miro.
q. SO. Gate.
8orfBenoer.
8. SIS. bo6D,
Sefretar. ba
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sGal9IFgst
3luciter S6eiI : Nlittag.

1. Capitol. SIN sipOuae.

Sir iberiprineen einen geiirau,u
BON fiinf Nfonaten. SIR einen is6en
Nfenf@en Tie6t bic 3eit, einem unaufs
baItfamen CHROME glstd, 0nbin,. i,ieS
mails 81 6enIeIbeu ufern, gu oenfelben
nmoebungen surildfebrenO. gDns bers
sangen. iif bahia, lpiS f0nnen glebnIt.
DIES, fur unfere gEabruehmuna faum
8erf9ieOenes MISUNDERSTANDING
OaGeIbe. M6, tpie loon mar Is oas
mails, ME fonnte i'd mid an Dieiem
nnO Senem erfreuen, mas i'd iebt belike
nHO nidt mebE sntbehrer fam, mas
aber nun Our9 ben Befik an fetnem
SBertbe DekbOrea bail 9Sie Iaa bic
g1elt 70 bofnungrei9 Dor mir - ipie
IDenige bon Diefen 6o6nuneen finO IN
grfuHunas segaNBeil; unO bon 0enerI
bic fI6 erfNAt mar i,llnser bennOd1 bic
4OfnuuB leIbt 0aa SdOnfe.
fSsstissRns IOEst.)
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Offsiene 9Gmsefeen.
Orui,bet9emtbmnrss gerfdnfe
Ourd ben County Court @Ierf
fir
eOnnabenO, ben II, April 1869,
am Gourtbaus gu gtalbuiHe, gOrmit<
tQQs IL ubr +:

4. Sn Sad5en pom SauiSG. 2ose itnbNnberen seeer
MleE. Wahbeps nno Mnbere: Got So 10, Mrlbren
Nalhoae, nake Der Sroaoirafe Turnpite, febr frut'
bar uno poblHerO1oet, gum Serm1gen bsr peritp Be.
| men amelia Sope geb6rg.
! 2. Sn Saden pom s. q. Swin, Nbmtniftrator sc.
gegen sSames Sluin linb Mnoere: Die 9abeI Stfpin
Bots, bic ounle obie6ule an GprucetraBe ffoBenb
pier Cots aRapIer ape, Siiosgtabuile, ieSes mil
Al SuB Sront.
81 Sn Sadben pon q. s. Cotton unb 6rau unb
Mnoerens ee9en CLAUDE 5lgtber un6 Anbere: 231 u
Nder lin 2ots) ppn Der Utarp 6 SIet1er 2dnoerei,
I'M 3tftrttt 30. II, uisr ellen Naibpile, nabe
Der 9idnion pife Der er5Bere Ebeil fe6r frubtbar,
gut bepaloet nlto 9ntes asoiier aAf 6em qIaA. -
A. Sn Saden pom 81. BARTER jun., @bmtnfftrator
etc. geQen An9elinn Mc9anteI uno Anbere: 2ot Rp,
3s7, @etntore uno gecSauOd 4Iar, Norbf9aibptae,
rabe Dem Robnplas pom S. R. @beatbam, gum Der
m6sen bes uerftorbenen Sarbtsen RelfOn @c0anieI
geborig.
5. 81 Se6en RON GaIpin gOrsan, abminifratOr
etc. gegen S. VI. Worgan nno Mnbere: 81 NGer uuo
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