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The skating carnival Tonight at II Assembly Hall
should be witnessed by all who have never seen
Lhls noiel amusement. 80 -HlI- -
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Buy your dry goods to day as LEVY BROTHERS.
as their store will be closed to-morrow-Weines-
lo- w@ #H#
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spring and Summer Suits from $40 10 81 at
NOAH WALKER & Co.'s, 1905 Main street.
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All the latest styles of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods at NOAH WALKER & Co.'s, 1906 Main st.
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FOREIGN FRUITs.-PIzzrNr has . large supply
of %pineapples, bananas, and other fruits. F'
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Mr.. Alex. Cameron moved the adoption
of the report and accompanying resolu.
tions; which motion was seconded by MIR
| Perkins. f..
Mr.. G. R. Barksdale suggested the pro,
priety or having the report printed, and
the matter thoroughly investigated by the
trade, before taking any action thereon
report be printed. 3 #a
MIR. Jordan Martin took the same view,
and seconded the motion.
Col. Wise was opposed to printing, be-
cause it involved unnecessary delay. he
supposed the matter was thoroughly un-
derstood, for it had been thought about
and talked of for eighteen months. IF we
have failed to arrive at proper conclusions
now, we never will.
Mr.. Barksdale said his, own. mind was
thoroughly made up, and he gave the reso-
lutions his most cordial support, but he
believed many in the trade were not so de-
cided in their convictions. In Difference,
however, to the wishes Of others, he with
drew his motion.
MIR. u. It. Williams said he was heartily
in favor of the report of the committee,
but was opposed to hasty action. What
ever was done should be done only after
careful consideration and due consultation
of the interests Of all concerned. We want 9
general convention Of tobacco growers and
dealers, and we want protective laws. live
ask those laws Of the Legislature properly
we can have them; but not unless there IS
unity Of purpose on the part Of the trade.
It wss particularly desirable, he thought,
that the planters should be heard from, IN
view OF. the rascality that has crept!lnto the
business, and which it is peculiarly to, their
interest to do away with. No action snouid
be taken without q eetnterchange Of views
with the planters. In accordance with
these ideas, he presented the following,
which he asked might be adopted in con.
junction with the report Of the. committee:
Whereas we regard. it as of vital i'm
p~ortance to the welfare of the tobacco trade
that unity of action and harmony of int.
rest should govern the action OF q lsparties
concsrnedi in the tobacco trade OF .yfrginia
and North Carolina-buyers, and sellers,
and planters, land knowing that unless
proper steps are speedily taken to. correct
certain Igiaring and growing evils, alike Diet.
rimentalt to each interest ; and whereas the
ta.yEA gfnNs .rSea
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joins ". JENKINS, JOHN Il. POpIAM,
date Of Bath co., Va.
yEkKINS e P0PHAM.

JENKINS q POPHAM,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE. No. | MARSHALL. BUILDING,
corner 10Th and Is ,Ih nb:set.,
richmond, Va.
VIII practice IN the courts of the state aud the
United 81 ,tca. and before the CouIt OF Claims ano
departments al Washington. Special attention
gwen 10 cases arising Under lie r revenues anu DAIR-
Tuptcy laws of the United states.
fungIe-s having recently p ssed 4 bul prov d
int Tor he appolu Inent OF 4 commission TOR the
e2dmtniilpI and adjustment of the claims OF
LOYAL ~CITlZESS OF I'll SOUTH for stores
81 sarpilta I ken or iuTnisbe1 during tie rcbelllon
LOT tnt use Ut tue AMY, III Guiding TIE use ana loss
- vessels and hOa;s While cmp!o:et In The mill
ldry service Of III" United rtates, and there being
macy Chains al this dies C%riptiol which should AVE
iiouiit attention. We respectfully tn.r oui seq.
Nir.s IN the pre-. tcutivp of The same before the
tomuissiVD on The most liberal lei his, according
10 The amount involved and the char cter Of the
calm. For full particulars address
JENKINS < pDPHAM,
Attorneys at Law,
k1chnoGd, Va.
We refFr, by permits. ion, to
John Is. iiaris, PreLiJcIt Planters National Bank
and Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
rany, III hmnnd:
Davenport Il Co.. took Brokers and General
Ag'n,s, Richmond;
Lancaster 4 Co., Bankers, RichIo oDd:
HIN. II. X. Ellyton e3-Mayor, Richmond;
*. Bingham, President First National Bank,
Hon. !: j. Lewis, United States senator, Wash
Hon, James Il. Piatt, Washington, ID. G.;
Hor. Cha les II Forte, Washington. i. e.;
hon. W. Ii. Il. Stoyell. ashlugton, D.. {.
ap LIN
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Street cars pass noRToS's Flower Garden,
corner of Main and Reservoir streets, every I'VE
m putaa nit.
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Fancy dress skating carnival tonight.

PlzzINI's chandelier will be lighted up tonight
after close of Skating RiDk.
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HARPER's BAzAR for April Odd supple.
ment No.-is to hand from Eliyson d Tay:
lor, 1116 Main street, atEJ HG
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There will be q grand march by the fancy char.
actere at the carnival. This WIFI be crest sight.
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Mrs. Pollock Geraniums at MoRros's Flower
Garden.
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There will be many amusing characters at the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11
e the grizzly bear Tonight On skates.

seyenty-dye cents for game Undershtrts, Of nue
fabric, at Il. B. SPENCE q SeN,ss .
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st .tionery and Public School Books ior sale py
E11.YaoN & TAYLoR, booksellers. lo Main street.
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SPRING GOODS at e. B. SPENCE q soN's, $50
Main street, ~
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed a. ", ss.so
90. rs, and s4.5o per l,ooo, at the Dispstcn ffintns
establishment.
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SHIRTS made to order at NOAH WALKER q
Co.'s, 1905 Main street. Call and leave your mea-
sure II you wish something nice. 4 pe1fscs III
Guaranteed.
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EkONAk Il BAKER SEW In GINA
VI t~HihkS..-Jugt received Al entire new stock
-. these very popular machtCes, which Will Re
s"!i o. rs reasonable e ms as aly firSs-class ma.
rAla" eau fr sod !I tDis city. They have been ~
U-e 'ur .hc last fifteen !eals bj hundreds OF lami-
li"s IL THIS city. and stand unrigalled tall sud
.Nsm. q. III. Ill Cblurs End the many testimonials.
u. 4 n. W DARBY. 4 gents,
L.Ml nnl L Load =. cnhn.r OIL
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

JONI A. J. PRESTON COOKE.
vi ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Attend all tie Courts held In the city OF Iich.
in"nd. both Htste and Federal. and III the couDtls $
Il Hcnric1 and Hanover. Office corner OF s II ana
+ rankin streets. ap5-lm*
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One package ticket Will admit you to the carni-
vny ."-sE .sE. -.fYEIrIs Hs. E& Es%s#'
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No extra charge to the carnival on skates.
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Oriental Initial Paper, put upin beautiful boxes
for sale at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, llls Main ST.
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Grand fancy dress carnival on skates tonight.
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Fancy dress carnival on skates tonight.
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ERESH TEAS.-Two chests very fine
u GREEN TEA. two chests extra Gue BLACK
"a Nm. q. DANDRIpGE d CO.,
NI sz7 Broad street. +,
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LEATHER, &e.

OLD PAPERS at 4oc. per hundred At the Dn'
patch counting-room. -
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Twelve thousand verbeuas at MoaTos's Flower
Garden. $3.50 ~ ts's.s++
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Don't fall to visit the esruivaIto-night.
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Roses at MoRroN's Flower Garden.
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Rare Plants at Monros's Flower Garden.
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WANTS.

>rrr-wANrED, ALL PEN.
" >E>s SfUtc'c' Kun T~<TTrE has recovered
it'SH rs %Gsn nsscc. am on leigh, mar The sSTp rr% e
.,.ffal attention 10 '"e re-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-07-20
Pure. RerkshireS.

r HAVE fine lot Of Pure Berkshire Pigs
for sale. Price-S2O per pair, or first
choice pigs at S15 each. Apply to
jun29-st JAS. Z. ABERNATHY,
Arlington Mills, Giles Co., Tenn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-07-20

THE BEAUTIFUL, THE Coon.
That soul IS indeed like an iceberg,
that cannot ba moved by the Inelo-
-,ly-prodaeed- by the-humming bee,
the earoling birds Of the forest, and
the comming1ing sound of the rip
-pliug stteamlet amid the Spring
time; or the Wild romantic scenery
which meets the gaze of the travel
er on every hand, while passing
through the mountainous region OF
AmeIfca. We say that soul IS like
an iceberg, because, if the beauties
or natural scenery, with its thous-
and charms; cannot awaken it to a
sense of just appreciation and true
regard, there is certainly total
syaaf &C liee aud warmth in il and
therefore it is as dead and frozen IS
lit Was a. tic North pole.
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Ia Chaneery ID PuIaski.
JULT RULES, 1871.

July RULES, I5Il.
A. }. Ballentine, Ex'r. &C.. VS. De Witt G.
Hurd and others.
IN this cause it appearing from affidavit
i filed that the defendant Dewitt G. uurd
isnon-resident of the State of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process of this court cannot
be served on him: On motion it is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Pulaski Citizen a
newspaper published in the town Of Pulaski
in said State, requiring said defendants to be
and appear on the first day of the next term
of the ChanceTy Court, to be held for the coun
ty of Giles al the courthouse in Pulaski, on
the first Monday in September next. and
ans yer compliments bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing ex-parte. w. +. BALLEEfIN-,
july6-4t 9. & 81.
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ATTACHMENT.

J. p. May vs.. Kills HGncock.
IN this eanse Il appearing by affidavit that
i the defendant Kills Hancock is Justly in
debted to the plaintiff. and is E nOn-Teai-
dent Of the State, 90 that theoTdiEaTy process
Of law cannot be served on him, and sn orig
inal attachment having been levied q his
property, II is therefore ordered that pubh-
cation Be made IN the Pulnslzi gitizsn, a
newspaper published IN the town Of Pulaski,
for four successive weeks, commanding the
said Kills Hancock TO appear before me ct
my office in the ID civil district Of Silcs
county, Tennessee, On Saturday the 2sth
day Of July, 1877, at 9 o'elOck, P. m, and
plead 70 and defend said suit against him, o.
il will be proecsded with expaTte.
CAREY GILBERT,
jnnze-4s j. p. foE Giles County.
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a KIss-~What's il a kiss? Re
ally, when people come to reject
upon the matter calmly, what can
we see in a kiss? The lips pout
slightly, and touch the check soft,
and then they just part, and the job
! is complete. There is d kiss in the
abstract? View it in the abstract!
take it as it stands2 Look at it.
phllosoPhicallyl what is there il it?
Millions upon millions Of souls
have been made happy, while mil
lions upon millions have plunged
into misery and dispair by this kiss
sing; and yet, when you look at the
character of the thing, it is simply
/ pointing and parting of the lips. IN
every grade of society there is ks
sing. Go where you Willie what
country you win, you are sure to
find kissing. There is however,
some mysterious virtue in kiss af-
ter all.
ENvIABLE REPUTATION There was
an official in town on Monday last,
who has boosted that he "never
took a paper in his life,' yet he has
been in good circumstances, has
raised large family of children,
has grand children, and has been a
| school teacher He boosted on
/ Monday that the COMMERCIAL even
could not win him, saying that
every other man in his section was
taking it, that We had sent him cop
/ les, and others had given it to him
still he ''neyer subscribed for a pa
per-" ''The heather Chinee is pc
culiar" and so is James Stallins
Esq, Of Bedford. -iSheI5yvills COM
naercial.
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ORIGINAL Attachment-

VIVA. S. Rose vs.. Thomas H. smith.
I y this cause il appearing 20 the satisfas-
4 ton Of the undersigned from the allide-
vt Of the plaintiE, that she defendant hos.
III. Saith is a non-resident Of the Steta 81
1snnesseei 60 that tbs ordinary process
oflaw cannot be served on BIN, Il IS ordered
that pubiiea1ion be made for four weeks 10
succession IL the Pulaski Citizen, q news
paper published in tie town OF Pulaski IN
said State, requiring said non-feeideut de-
fendans to be and appear at the Office Of the
undersigned in the town Of LaWreneebaFR.
Team, on the 1st day 9f AuEust. 1874, end
defend the suit against him, OF the plaintiff
debt uill be taken f9Fconfesae4 ard theeass
tried sN parte. s. D. EDM IsT0N, j
JUNG l54t Tor LsWrepse Go,
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Tennessee Orphan ASYLUM.

Tennessee Orphan Asylum.
The Board of Managers of the
Tennessee Orphan Asylum, having
determined to continue their efforts
to provide for the destitute orphans
of the Confederate, soldiers of the
State, desire to obtain information
in regard to the number who will
yet apply for admission into this
institution, therefore request all
persons who wish to make applied
tions for such children, or who have
knowledge Of any for whom appli-
cation viii be made, to write imme-
mediateIy to Mrs. A. G. Munford,
Secretary of the Board, at. Clarks-
vile, Tenn, upon the subject.
All papers in the State, friendly
to the cause, are requested to give
this notice several insertions, as we
are exceedingly anxious to have full
information by Sept. 1, 1871. st
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Monday the 7th day Of August next
q ChaneerY at Pulaski
July RuLEs. 1871.

Gus Angus, jr. VS.. John W. johnson, Ex'r.
and others.
7 T appearing to the satisfaction Of the clerk
4 and Master from affidavit that defendant
JnO. W, johnson is a nom resident of the
State of Tennessee 50 that the ordinary pro-
him: On motion it Is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four weeks in sue
cession In the Pulaski CITIZEN, a news paper
Published in the town Of Pulaski, in said
State, requiring said defendant to be and
the ChanceTy Court 70 be held for she eOEn-
ty of Giles, &C Pulaski, on the LIST Monday in
Septem Der next to answer compliments bill
or the same viii be taken for confessed as to
him and set for hearing ex-parte.
july6 W. r. BALLENTINE, C. q m.
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AAAAs = = 4 OA~1a
". T. B8LEESF1SE, J.P. NAY,
j. 3. STACY, q F. CATER,
Tnos. ~ JoSEs, ;. ?. McGUiKE,
u. y. EzELL-
Deals in Exchange. Gold, Stocks and Bonds.
Draws drafts on al commercial eitiea ia che
United States, Foreign Exchange In sums
10 snit on all European capitals
~ Sscaa'i 3 aid sgfttg guaranteed 90 depos~
ilors.
Revenue Stamps Always On Hand.
~. =. I3TIlentines President. 49, : q
4, 4. Carter, Niees President,
f-b9-,f. N.J.PARKES, CaGsisg.
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Attachment.

P. ". Nave VS.. Giles Phillips, (eOlOred. J
TN this cause It appearing 80 the satisfac
4 ton Of the undersigned Justice Of the
Peace, from affidavit Of the Plaintiff,
that the defendants Giles Phillips, eolOFed,
IS non resident OF the State Of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process Of this court can
not be served on him: IL Is therefore
ordered that publication be mnde for
four consecutive weeks IN the Pulaski Citi-
zen, newspaper Published in the town Of
Pulaski, notifying said Gle Phillips. cold.
to appear at the Office Of W. II. Scruggs,
Esa'i.. in the town Of Elkton, on the sth
day Of August 1871, to defend the suit in this
cause, or Plaintiffs debt viii be taken for
confessed, and proceeded with ex-Parte
apr1S-4t w. II. SCRUGGS, j. p.
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McKIssACK's =
HEALTH RITTERS

DREPARED from Herbs Of tho Best Me-
dseinal Yirtus. They purity the bloed,
cleanse the system promoting health and
restoring eif@the GisoHeanized fenctioDa Of
the humAn body Especially astiEg Epon, the
Liver and LanRss restoring lost appetite ana
making TIE fesh-a frame Is Fong.
J be vegetable composition Of the btt1srl
can do no haTm. They are preferred - 81
others b those " no use thsm. The tFade
can Be Supplied on liberal teTIns. On in
them IS medicine and not subject TO thu
hquor tax. Prepared and sold 81
j. W. McKISSACK,
febs5-1y. Vale Nils, Tenn.
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"a ChancerY at PuIaski.
JULT RULES, 1871.

VIM. G. Lewis vs.. j. T. Fisher,
I 7 appearing to the satisfaction Of the
i Clerk and Master from affidavit fled in
this cause that the defendant, j. T. Fisher
is a non resident Of the State ofTennessee SO
that the ordinary process Of this court can
not be served on him: On motion it is or
deTed that publication be made in the Pu-
laszi Citizen for four weeks requiring said
nonresident defendants to be and appear at
the next term Of said court on the LIST Mon
day in September next and answer, plead OF
demur to compliments bill, or the same viii
ex- pRrte as to them.
july6 W F BALLENEISE, c 8 m.
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The misspending@of every min
ute is charge againstus in heaven
sure, if we thought thus, we would
dismiss them with better report
and not suffer them to go away
empty, or laden with dangerous in
taliCaDca
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Grsshare wings and,fy up To
the Autheror tiine, and carry newa
of oag. nsasse.s .atlital rsisteso rs can
et eatre:if sue 3fzllaell either ore
tnrn OF slackeR LIS pace.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-18

Wriebt County bat, tpie mir benz uus
suselaneten 8eridt entuebmeu, feline geamtcn'
fsusn nit Dsmottaten beisst aussencmmer
ben S&abmeifsr, yrubateri@ter uno 5urpeypr
Mn, meiaen Stimmen erbieIt als &esiaer o.
Dsebs Der bisbsrise Snbaber bieler SteQe, ST.
S1n. @uswiaer, namIi9 1870, pdbreub feir
@ssner g. u. Carpenter nur 665 erbielt
Gum @aaBmeifer purre s. &eblon, County
Mnmalt s. s. DiQep, Glert Der Dilt. Court 9.
q. 9oHmanu, @urpeyor s. NQeY, Sberid s,
6. Nusent, protateriater s. u. Yerrine, Co.
roner Or. 81. .. @aoy sewablt; ais @taats'
ienator 8. u. &udole, ais @eprdlentanten s.
+. 2afono, uno 6. 9. Sndiou. Wuf benz
@taatstidet batten bic Demotraten apii&en
70 bis 80 5timmen Nebrbeit,
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Us irma9en uniere 2efer, nament>
lid nit &adFdt auf bic bepurfebenbep MiiFc-
nen, barauf aufmsrtiau,, ta6 bic ~9u9tansluns
Der 5erren Oieien uno Rimpler els Miiions.
artitel brett ielbit irnpurtirt uno ~tieleIben au
Nsw yorf preiien absiebt. Bsrtaufer erbaltsn
ansemsfenen &abatt. Sir isre Gair stebt eas
ssnaunte 5aus Nrtifel in gemmiifon uno
ntmmt ni9t @srfaufts 3urid. NQe Irtsn
Oratulations. 4arten uno grisfbcsen, iopie cine
srobe Nusmabl Nlrnterser epieI3eus, S&ul-
bi9er uub 8alenOer fIr 1872 iuo gu ieeer 3eit
eu Sane. gDir ratben Nefsftirenoen ibre Or
oers 70 balb ais mGslt& etn3ufenben, tamit bic
ielben reateitis nod ausssfabrt tuerten
tSnnen. 9(uf bic neu etuseri&tete 9eibbibliotbet
Der Girua, tuelae nur bic eebiteeuRen unb neue.
fen @a@en entba!t. MAIDEN mir Defenders auf>
merriam. 2O7-10
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Quittungen fur Caledonia, @ D.
Saba ", Carver, @aeonta u. {. -. IN
nG91er Numu1er.
&etienbe M9enten>
SEER Neter mibelS

SEER Neter WttcpelS
pom Dablereen, Carer Co., nirc in
ben nd@fen Sa9eu cine &uncretie
purd CAREER. Gcott uno 5ennepia
County antreten. Gtenl 10
SEER 6epr9 mariebau
Don ct. Solepb curd etearnsG cuntY.
@ir erluGen bic budw. @eifli@frit
unr 1dmmtli9e Greunce pes Blattes,
BEN seuannten 5crren oefdQist bebalfz
lid isin gu wouen. Diejenisen, bic
nit Der 8e3ablune nsd I'M &ddfanoe
1np> m59en flr ben berurfebencen Be-
lu9 BEN erforrer!i@en @reenbad bereitz
balten.
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Die 6erren @ebruoer Gimme
Gde ber 10. mnb ct. g)eter Gn IL in ct. paul,
balten Itets bic ret1fe Nasmabl Son
@]rpcertes unb wrpptGonen BOT
rdtbis. 8efonbere AIimsrt(anfeit perbient
ibr j9Iner gorratb an in. uap auslanbii&eu,
einsema9ten uno getrodnetsu Jra&ten. Man
beju@e ben 9sldmatvoQ aaSye(tatteteu @tcre,
UNI Fd baoun gu dberssuaen.
E| Muo bic beien Surten Wetne, Il.
queure, Gisarren u. {. {. reben ben 8uuoen 3ur
gerflsung. pretle biuig, 8soienuns freunb
lid.
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