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me- EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE 1NsU

~P EMPIRE MUTUAL LIE u 1Noo-
RANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YoEK.-1hs 10
-. o,..s most rem arkable Of our prosperous city
roe .omnanies for with but two years and q bali
., =, ra I. ha, already reached position OF emil
nance which, II continued in the same ratio VIII
IN a few wears rank It with the most hourlshins
,n,an,es Of the werld. Organic ed In APRIL
1aso with capital Of 100000 Its assets on the iss
:, November current had been increased to ss75'
900, nearly nine times the initial sum- whilst IN
the same period of tins /: Issued Ii. 600 pohcies'
ipsuring sss ooa,eoo.
Renowned as Is this country for the rapid gro" II
and development OF its young HE companies, NC
know of nothing approaching to this oriuiah' ca
reer of the Empire Mutual, Tor we nho 'ha' ~
nh int eight hun dred days OF business IL
ted s77s 600 almost 800. 600 for eacn one
DAYS Of Iabor-apd to produce this result no o'ner
tslisman has bean used than INC inooiii''"''~ 80
forts OF the management
Ur,,eet,onahlv there must &c elements OF NJ
traction to command this high PATRONAGE ln fo
short time, and these we find both In TIE Eene-
rous constitution of the company ana III tne III
d1en;ial character. Of the president O. h'.o.
scrIbner, Eco. In the former Is emoraceu el.t
liberal feature devised by modern ac." nl"'
science. and In the latter is concentrated luz ~,
dispens ,ble qualifications Of an accompiiSn ~,
and indefstgable underwater. lnoeeo' lug ~ =,
tegriLY OF purpose displayed by Mr.. eel tone.
tn. last and previous sessions or the Stae
ture made such an impression upon the insurance
Interests of this city that 1t presented nun W.
handsome service OF plate, tribute 1n"s .p
not be extended to the worthy president w.. "o,u
rejecting much OF Its distinction upon Tic
pany with which he is cont ected. ,e q,
The secretary, Sidney ~. Crofut, Efl' 10
most talented able, and enterprisins coa','s,,'
and the President. in conjunction with 'n,S Hen
teman, has achieved degree of eu:ces, IN dc.
hundred days that is commonly the "0fA "a 9 ~
cade. a Urn should
nosu ur,nsured arc OF this class VIII iind
nJ sera, Company In the Empire Life consider aev
alton Of vital import to those who snx,ou,ls Sow r
at the present that others may reap III ,n0
LuIe'-''eo"" no lt-1m
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me- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS CohlSG
TO THE FAIR.

r. X. PRICE & co. are again III market. anu
nv otaamers and express daily are adding largely
r. their extensive stock of STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS. Every noveity in the dress line Is now
coming: also, CLOAkS and SHAWLS for fall
and winter, in endless variety.
PLAIN a1d Plaid Fre1ch and Irish Pcplins,
Diagonal Popllns, every shade and quality;
Cashmercs and MerInos, all qualities;
Black Gro Graia aud Bonnet silks, low bar
gains;
Fancy Colored Silks plain and striped;
Ottomans, Satin Lustrts, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, Bombazne Cloth.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
Velours and French Poplins Ottomans,
Tamtse, Imperat-ice. Gro De Nice,
Gro De Athens, Double Mohlirs. Alpacas,
Bombazines French and EnRl!shl.
Grape Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Collars, &c.
IN STAPLES:
Blankets. Fiannels, Linens. Cation and Linen
sheetings, Damaak. TowellIngs. Cloth, CASH
meres, Vest!ugs. Gert's and Ladies' Shirts AID
Drawers, Socks Stockings. BoGoms. &C., &c.
All Of which Will he sold at SIN all profits, and
every article guaranteed of best quality. NO spe-
clal list of prices given, bnt let sensible people
Judge for themselves. T. II. PRICE q co,
ccl7 1lol nain, corner Eleventh street,
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

There is at last plenty Of water in the
Ohio, aud the shipments of railroad iron
for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad are
rapidly made. The Coalsmouth Pioneer
reports 140 tons by barge, and other ship
ments following close after that. The road
would be laid to Charleston and on to the
Falls OF kanawha in very short time.
The bcgioning once made, the work on the
road will be greatly facilitated; and We
shall hear in rapid succession the most
cheering reports about the progress of the
road. Every bit OF intelligence OF this
kind should give added strength to the arm
of the citizen Of Richmond and inspire his
mind with new hope and faith in the future
of his city. Eighteeen months from now
will bring wonderful change in our
affairs. Let us be ready for it.
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The card Of the West Virginia commits
sloners interentially imputes incivilIty to
The Virginia Executive. There is some
misunderstanding in the matter, some de-
fault in full communication with the
Executive, We are sure. The Governor is
incapable Of incvllity in his official rela-
lions, and could have no motive TO be SO in
the present case. the people and officials
OF the two Virginas would, we doubt not,
vic with one another in acts of mutual
kindness and hospitality, aud re arc sure
there is 10 purpose in tho Virginia capital
Inconsistent with this friendly spirit.
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SENATOR LEWIS AND DIsABILITIEs.--A
gentleman who travelled with Senator
Lewis Monday says that he proposes I'M
mcdiately on the assembling OF Congress to
introduce bill for the removal OF the dt>a-
Utilities Of such members. elect Of the Lc"is-
hturc as come under the fourteenth amend
mint. He will endeayor to hurry it through
both Houses, and suggests that such menu
bcrs do not takethcir seats until the bill is
passcd.-Lynchbuy TtTyln'dn.
Er. QUEsENBEREY is the only disqualified
$50 called) mcm5cr-elcct that we know Of;
and he has no disabilities if the opinion Of
j. Il. FUCKER, Judge THOMAS, aud nine
tcuths of the legal profession, is correct.
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CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC RAILROAD Co., !
E1cuuosp, VA, Noysmbe- Sd, 1871. }

IICHMDND,
iNOTICE.-Thc annual meeting OF the
~ stockb Ilders of the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad Company will be held in the c,tT OF
1871.
Tnc attention Of ire stockholders Is called TO The
following extract from the bylaws OF The COM
pany: ,,,.
"All proxies 30 renreseDt stockholders az
general meeting shall be in writing, and signed
br thu person thus TRANSFERRING the power; part
nprtbips ,asy sign In trc came of pErtne' ships
and the Signature of C thar member or the hrm
shall lie valid. No proxy sh al be Wilt given
more than sixty days prior to the meeting Of the
company" -,
TIE b0r K; ortrsnsfer shall be closed 6ftcen d'ys
mo j. GANKgTr, CASHIER.
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JAMES NJ. 7 1LEK, TIeslUHHI.
DANIEL WREN, Secretary. no 1877,

A TTENTION, DRUIDS.-In conformity
~ Win an order from the Dis.ric. Deputy
GRIND Arch (KiIIssm r. Cree. the officers of
LiBRRhL. STEWART, and sTnNs ~ L.,
mr.. with the ms mbers or their Groves. TO the
Undersigned on NO .'tAY the 2o:h dsy Of koTemI
bcc. at O'Clock L. NJ. promptly, ON Cap!tol
ST rect in front OF Covenant Hall, Tor the purpose
of participating IN the celebration int day;
nv order. j. Il. MOUNTC ,STLE. JE.
no I'D thfei hhsnel.
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Tho CarDet.BaggerS.

txrryAs. after returning from inc Sou'h,
informed tho President OF the eAcessca anu
,h,moless corruptlons and frauds OF the
,.arnot.h,opers. and expressed the opinion
that It would be necessary Tor the COCA OF
,he Republican party that they, as well as
tnn k,klux, should be punished. Of pro-
mirent Republicans Mr.. GREELEY first
called attention TO these people and their
crimes. He boldly charged them with their
vices and frauds, and cried out to them,
SEQ back, thieves" Mr.. HUGuEs, of this
Stale, in his late letter on the subject, said
that they bad brought disgrace upon the
Republican party.
The declarations Of prominent Republic
cans show the enormity OF the wrongs
pcrpe,rated by the carpet b2ggcrs upon
the southern people. Nothing less out.
raceous than the most open and eXtravG.
cant transgrcssions and depravities could
have provoked Republican leaders to re-
ncunce them. What have not the southern
pco pie had to endure from these people?
Mr.. HUGHES contended that the carpet
baycers had an undue influence ut Wash
,ncton, and that the favor they had rc'
ceiycd at the hands of the Executive had
been damaging to the Republican cause
It seems that these warning voices have
been heard at Washington. The Chronicle
fRsdlca) declares itself in favor of confer.
ring Federal Offices in the South up1n
southern men. Ii conteSses that it is i'm.
politic to show distrust in the southern
people hy copfding the trusts Of the Go.
vornment SO exclusively to strangers--to
the carpet-baggers.
This is 4 tardy contession-very tardy--
and too late to DO good. After the south.
ern people have been harassed to death by
these people it is confessed that they are
not as good rs they should be, and that pos
s.bly there are some southern people as
..ood as they are, and may be a little bet.
ter! Indeed:
In this question the Government is not
exactly free from embarrassment. The
black voters had to be drilled and disci-
pi!ned with leagues, ETC., and kept ready
to vote, aud to vote the right way. Their
dr!ll-oftIcers had to be upon terms of entire
intimacy with them, and smartly gifted
with the art of lying and in the manufac-
tEe OF cunningly-deyised fables, whereby
10 de!ude the negro. In this occupation
they had In great degree to cut them
selves of from white society for two lea.
ons: First, the whites dcspised them for
!.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. For CITY lNTiNG
I afr solicited utn the 24,h i5sta1t al IL
0'cl,cs ii. for advertising, panlhiet, and )2o
p !n:!n-, Ul9dirg, ruling, &c, for twsi'S mGhsn'
Chqirman comm tu c ON Accounts andTrinting.
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RICHMOND, VA, October 80, 1871.

RICHMOND, VA, October 80, 1871.
4 SPECIAL NJ BETTING OF THE
n STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
Rail Way G .MpANY ls called by Il Board OF
Directors to nest ut the Office Of tine C"mpony, In
he CITY OF RichmGnd, Va, or tn BOTH DAY F
nov LiBER, 1871, st II o'c'Ock H., Tor the trana-
action OF busIn sss OF importance.
or al Id q. G. HOYT, President.
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LEGAL HSTECES.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IL Va be made fJr the renewal Of SCRlr for
twsuty SIX shares % stock standing oC the boosS
q the tichIuUEd Fire Essociaticn in the name OF
Tbc u IS A. Bulkie!, tie same having been .st.
JOHN ". WalGHT.
SHERIFF. eft, OF Richmord,
aud as such administrator Of Thomas A. Bnlkey,
deceased. no Th?m
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DlEtr,

At his rcs'd nee, OH Church Hill, on Mednes-
DIV morning The 18th ins.onl Ut half-plst d
O'Clock, BNER W. RICHARDSON, Ia The ll.y-
ei ghth year Of hts age. 49,.
uethodist church THIS (TEus sd,!) AEEAE-
NOOS at half-p2st O'Clock.
Attic residence Of her son, I'm L. WILLIAMS,
ON TUESDAY evening, November IL, Mrs Ian y i
ARMlsT cad WlhL1AM:, rcict of The late
Jonn Williams, III the seventy-eit hth year Of her
aye.
The friends OF the family are req tested To attend
her funeral from ST. Jamcs's CHURCH THIS AZ
Ter n UoN at hali-p past o'clock.
l On Tuesd.y. Eovtm la.h, n. half past S
O'Clock Mr.. SAMUEL ~. JONES, OF paralysis,
III HenIico county, near Malvern Iii.
Memphis aud tioi.y Springs papers please copy.
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Left 10 Herself. By JENNIE WooDVlLLE'
hiladclphia: LlrPlNCoTT 81 co.
The scene is 10 Virginia. 1t Is ior safe nS
WoopHousE & PARHAM.
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ITO GAS CONSUMERS.-Wc call the at
L tention Of all those who desire brillar t
light at email 1ss and wiz no risk, uniting gre,
economy With perfect safety, to the " Wool
WaRD GAS CAEBOhlZ ER," which will says
Is per cent. in cons umpuon and Geodoriz ny Ihe
gas by freeing st from sulphur. increasing the
illuminating power aod softentng the light to the
eye. Read The fol!owiI & certificate:
AT The request or Mr.. Peyt1n Johus.on, we
oStaineda 'WOODTAHDG 40 CAhBUSlZ fR'
t. be alta, he'd to our gas meter 10 test the qIal
ttts Of the Car5onizar. IL Is been In operation
now thirteen day : ; has consumer, AS per report
OF lhe city gas ms cector, considerably less gas
llan last month In proportion to III. NUN oor Of
days In use, besides our consumption increased
daily h,vlng tn light MP ca lier. We are much
pleased with thu briljisncy aad illuminating
powers u the light acd the ffeeGom from the dis
agreea bic smell that gas has. We take pleasure
In sayll & the IMP, oycment gives entire Lati5fac-
tton. and expect to have considerable saving In
TIE coIsump tron Cfgas.
lSgaed1 JOHN II. TYLER & CO." g..
The machine is on exhibition daily q. the Office
of JAMES w. JOHNSTON, No. 20 Governor
street.. Richmond, Va. nol6 lw
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me- NEW-CROP FRUITS, &o.-Re'
ceiviug this day
Eew-crop RAIaIRe,
Eew-crop PRUNES.
Eew-crop FIGS and DATES,
SEQ pounds CATAw BA GRAPES,
S lunches BANAEkt.
ALSO,
Large assortment Of FRENCH CoEFECfloHE'
RIEs always on hand at reduced prices.
- ANDREW ANTONL Is,
40 Is-eod Main street below the post-omce-
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Office CT CITY ENGINEER,
NOM VA. Noycm 14.b, 1871.

office OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RICHMOND. VA, November la!h, 1871.
TIME OPERTY OF THE CITY
known as CLAhk'5 SPRING. near the re-
ssryoir. containing Eli area Of thr;y-si1 acres,
with The large d~elling-house thereon "hich IS IN
gnoJ order tcfether With the ou -huuzCs Is ff,r-
ed FOR KENT for one ycar. Proposals via be
rec lived therefor at this c1l:e until SATURDAY
the lsta Instant, at II o'clork 81.
She Committee on Public Grounds ard Build
Jugs reserve the right to i:ct any orall propo-
s.ls. CHARLES II. Dlmbib II,
no aid City nginger.
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HEADQUARTERS LEE GrAED
November lG, ISL
GENERAL ORDERS. No.: Appear
NJ n. your xrmory In full dress uniform AZ - q
company meeting ard bu;IEca OF Importance a
Will BE- TRANSACTED
-, ;" !, oi"ef VI '"' {. X. MoETUE. o. $.
! TTENTION, &C. COMPANY. a
q p
GEEFRAT, ORnErS.-ICu VIII as5:Th.c u
AZ Old M.rsct Ha! ibis Thursday ENL- IL
kIhG at q O'Clock prec's' ~.
d, oruC- ulta- Captain.
~ Il. n. ThYLO2,
no1aiS Orderly sergeant.
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ME- MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY rURE
COD-LIVE OIL.
Fresh supply o. the new crop jusu imported
from New FoundlaDd, direct.
We have the ties imony CT physicians who pre-.
scribe It, and patients who have taken 1t, that II
is more acceptable to the stoms ch and more
easily aesImilatcd than any other oil.
MEADE & BAKER,
ImpostIrg and Dispensing Pharmacies,
uo1sl I'm 0l9 Main street
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MISS DELLA A. GAY, having removed
I'VE ~ the desirable residen; G 30. su5 Fra kiln
street, will be & nd to accommodate day, per-
ID anent and transfer, BOARDEkS, on rea1on.
so. several ROOMS FOR RuNT, with or
without board.
REFERENCES: Bishsp White, Rev. Mr.. D.
shlsll. Pescbv Il, Grat.sg ESQ.,, Major ". .. Fer
gusou, I. b. Bentley no l5-lrs
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RICHMOND AND fEcgEaBuGo &. x. Cc,l
RICHMOND VA, Aug. 5, lST. !

EICahoFD AND fE|GEHBUa0 &. IL. Co.,
RICHMOND. VA, Aug. 5, lsT.
'SiaE IR 4 Inns ON THIS ROAD
q. run IS follows
The mail trains leave Richmond a. 74s A. u.
ana 2:so T. 81: aud leave Petersburg a. LG 4. II.
and 1920 z. ~.
Freight and Accommodation trsius leave Bieh-
Elond ~ &. III. sud 40 Z. NJ, sna leave Peters
burg at 10 A. ID. and so z. a.
The 1:4S A. e.. tssln Will Uot leave RicbncEd e5
SUNDAYS, and the 20 Z. IL. train will hot lasvs
Petersburg ell SUNDAYS, p.
PASSENGERS for E0rioik vii take the $40 Z. n,
daily train, and those nom Norfolk VIII CONNECT
at Petersburg WIFE the 10 A. IL. train.
PASSENGERS from Glover suiI Will take the $50 4.
e, train on Hondaya, ~ Wednesdays, and fTiGaye;
sid returuIls, leave Richmond on The same Gays =.
2:50 2 q.
The mail trains viii stop ociy st Chester.
The A. u. train wll connect Il Peters
burg With the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road for lynchburg daily.
SLEEPING CARS on the $50 L. d. train, run
MINK through 70 Wilmington. Z. b. kASKT,
aGT Ttrinf srS Er,ivNr cent.
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~ DRESS-MAKING.

! Having secured the services of FIRST. GLASS
CUTTER, would respectfully info,m the ladies'
| of Richmond that am prepared to execute or
dsrs for DRESS MAKING according TO the rery
latest STYLES. MRS. NJ. A. BARNES,
1 nol43.k S23 Main street.
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RICHMOND, \ ovember Is. 1871.
4 TTENTION II have arranged to fur
"A n,sh every article in the est ug line ut M
new house. DlNSEES and sUPPEKS FOR public
or private parties furnished OYSTERS and
Elsa also in any quantity. Families supplied in
city or country on short notice X. REID,
neXE to third sc. ton. house.
no 10 .Sts Marshall street and Brook ayenue.
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.--o,n and after SEPTEMBEE loT,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave RichmGud (Suu"
days excsptedl as follows
$3.50 A. M.-MAjL TkAIN for tie White Eusa
phur Springs, connecting tt Gordonsgile with The
Orange, Alexandria and MANASSAS train Tor
Washington and North, and Lynchburg and South.
$3.50 4. M.--ACCUHH0DATION TRAIN Tor
GoydousyIlle, excep. ON Saturday, on whics lay Il
leaves at Z. III. This train connects At GoieoHs-
Vile with the night trains OH the Orange AexaD.
cria and Manassas railroad for LYHCHBUaG
and WASHIEGTOS.
Through tickets, 1T low rates, sold 10 all points
Northwest ana Southwest.
Steer,ge tickets from Liverpool Queen stowu,
hnste tdaIn, Antwerp, Hamburg, H@vre, Rottcr-
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, AID Gottenbur2. TO
all points on this road can be Dough. OF the &C.
neral Ticket Agent II Richmond, or can be CT
dered through any station agent on the ro.d
Further inIorma;ien may ge Obtained 81 the
cOmpany's Offices.
No Passenger Trains Are run on sundays.
a. Il. pEISY,
General Superintendent.
JAMES E. NRTAEHLAHp, Gen'l Ticxe. Agt.
III
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flames RIVER BOATsEsnu
% C0MfAEY.-FOR NEW YORK. sasss-Ss-.SssssS9
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, EUKFUiIK.
PORTSMOUTH, ard ALI. REGULAR LAND
INaS ON THE JA.iE4 RIVER. The fast aao
elegant United States nail steamer
& l. Il A Ii NOOK,
C2p-ain q. =. CLIFFORD.
leaves ccm8aEy'S whSrf ~ Rockets for thx
above. named places On MONDAYS, WEDNE
DAYS. aud FRIDAYS, 1t Ha LF-pAsT SIX A.
NJ. and returns on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turd4y afternoons.
Passengers conaec. :. Norfolk with the old Bay
Lime steamers for Baltimore, Philadeiphis, and
New York.
Train ie&ves CITY poIa, FOR Pe.essburs On n
rival OF steamer.
safe 70 MY Iorkst.. 81
EAe W euLd.eipui1s .,...... ass
rare ID 5ailiinoIt> 90
70 tic,.:: : =. Zoe.
siSk ETS ON SALE ~ CARRIER q co.'s
EXPRESS, and baggage checked through.
freight received luosdays, Thursdays, and sa.
turdsyr, for Norfoik, Portsmouth Boston, Bait.
more, aud principal landings on Chesapeake bay
aad al.regaiar landings on JANE, river, st RE&.
Il. till 8 2. u. ....s
Freight fer way landings mcat be prepaid.
L Is. 3. TATUM, General gent
.Office. Campany's wharf.
myN Branch ofnea- corner natn and sth sfss
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g q II b SIemte! 4!

Grant III mistsrum ter Ganetoat Der
8aeitalsn fin bic nd6lt prdfpentIaaft.
Gstt ptnuFglpanisn reputlitanil6, 70 III
ps1en Batl H&er. 5abt ibr ben Daf:n'
l6a6sr iton psrsfTsu9 BCat tRr CUR
lla!erRasnn9 zines Nannss tsitrassn,
Der ris tsiten amsritunii6en 0nfsn un.
isrn Gstnrsn 3ur 8risss5sit in bic 5iups
rriidts, taturG ben Gpp BON Seulsnesn
unfsrr btutltsn Sripsr ienisits bee
Deans StrurIa6ts uup ZEN 8riss uns
u6tbiB p!rIdngsrtr, Iebislia um bic 5ab'
fu6t isinsr Gontyattpun unp assntsn ,u
bsiriroi9en2
Nsin! GbermaIs nsin! Der DsutI6s III
niGt 70 entarttt, tab tr cine fclte llnbia
70 lsIatiinnis per9ibt uub I'm Staute Dor
Dsmjinigsn winlslt, Ter ibm sinsn 6uB'
tritt Yfri'st! Stimmt srssn bic Grant
lten Grfatursn uno lpre&t baburh eusr
9ercammungsurtGfI iitsr ben 6rrmpsus
bafsr aus!
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MusIdnbiIbe Seritbte.

8trIaiQts, 29. Sept. SanteItmtnilte,
edmtreGt bat bas Gomtte, pslhem biz
Gpntrple ii6sr bic leatslattpsn Nngslegens
tsitsn wdbrsnO Der gsrtasuns Der Natio.
naIperlammtun8 otlttgt, haven in Sennt'
NIP ssitBt, paB Die untsrbaupluuBsn mil
DsutlGlano quite 5ortfhritte MAIDEN.
Bern, 29. Sspt. Sn elmer Der Ninen
i'm &antpu 9raubunben tdmru a,fsrn 30
9sriCnsn bur6 i&Ia9snre gBsttsr um'S
9eben.
Berlin, 20. Sept. Bon Win&.n trift
bic Nahri6t bier elm, bic Satsrifts 8s.
stsruns ftsts i'm 8esriTs, bic @sianptsu
bee 86ntgreihs Saisrn i'm Nuslance Sus
ridSubsrufsn unc fib tanftisttn BEL BEN
auspdrttsen 5Gfen nur nod oils 5bttl
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fer BtlbtIm baGin ssi6idttu psutf6en
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