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Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13
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WE have heard queries as to what or who the ''staf'' of Gen. Crook will be composed. It will be anything, we can assure you, but the court of elegant idlers with a regilnental band playing round them 800 miles from the field of battle. At times Gen. Crook will have boy out of con- pany to take care of his horse; when there is fighting to do, boy and man both "go in' and look out respectively for No. l, horse or no horse.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

SToNEMAN cautioned the people of Tucson that ia continuance of their complaints, would have the effect to withdraw the troops entirely" If Stoneman regarded himself "the troops" he was entirely right-he is withdrawn and MAN put in his place.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13
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PRESIDENT Grants assignment of Gen. Crook to this Department, con- pletely disproves Stoneman's declara- tions that he was hampered by orders from Washington. If this assign ment does not mean an unrelenting war against the hostile Indians, then it has no significance. Grant reached away down through the list of briga- diers and colonels to find Lt-Colonel who ac0uld fight the Indians and knew hou to do 1t. Talk no more of Pres ident Grant hampering an officer when trying to kill hostile Indians.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

THE action of the Pima and Papa go tribes toward the Apaches shows what might be done by using Indians to fight Indians. But Col. Stoneman treated this view of the case with the most learned and naughty contempt.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

FOR the information of certain gentle men who deliberately contracted bills at this office and now refuse to pay them, we say that such patronage is not appreciated. One at Ralston, N. M.. seems to be fishing for disagreeable notice, and he will not have to fish much longer for it.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13
Phenix Election.

Letter from Phenix states that Bar mum was elected Sheriff; Mercer, Re corder; Mowry, Treasurer. Stinson, Dist. Atty; Young, Shaw, Stiles, Supervisors; Hancock, Surveyor; Hen derson, Pub. Administrator. Ihenix won the County seat. Particulars next week.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

THE Board of Supervisors met May 1, and allowed bills amounting to S94l, ,64. No other business transacted. Adjourned to meet next Monday.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

IT slightly modifes our sorrow for the loss of It. Cushing to know that in the fight in which he was killed, thirteen Indian warriors were sent to their final hunting grounds. Indian warfare Is hard work and involves danger, and Cushing hesitated at neither. His last fight cost Cachees 13 healthy warriors.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

TRANSFERS and travellers between Tue son and Arizona City, will learn good point by reading the new advertisement of Wm. Paul, of tillibuster Station. As a rule, the man who advertises his business, knows how and does please his customers
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

AID. LINN h,'s about his house fine growth of young cottonwoods. Why don't others initiate his example?
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

THE publication of the pamphlet on Indian outrages in Arizona, was a wise stroke of public action. The press in all sections of the country east and west-have thereby been led to make earnest appeals for security of life and property in this Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

being topped out with second story of brick She's an cnterprising old gal.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13
Notice!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1N there will be an election held at the Court House in the town of Tucson, on WEDNESDAY,, MAY l7TH, A. D. 1871, for the election of Municipal Officers, to t,-a Mayor, four Councilmen, one Mar shal, one Assessor, one Treasurer one Re corder and one Poundmaster.
 Polls to open at 10 o'clock a. m. and close at 4 o'clock p. m.
 SIDNEY R. DELONG,
 INSPECTORS, SAMUEL HUGHES,
 JOHN ANDERSON. Tucson, A. T., April25, 1871. 29wS
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

SOME Mexicans lately worked 1850 pounds of quartz at Silver City, N. M., and obtained $1,9O4.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of the. best quality of WI N E s and L LIQ- UORS of all kinds, and the choicest brands of WINES and FRENCH BRAN DIES for Medicinal purposes. Also just received large quantity of the finest i'm ported Havana Cigars.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

TIE sale of government property on Wednesday was a great success. Nearly everything brought remarkably high prices
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

ELECTION for town officers comes of next Wednesday. For particulars, sec official notice ill this paper.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

THE grain fields in front of town appea to have heavy crops, and the harvest vii soon commence.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

MAY 6, Greenbacks i'll San Fran cisco were buying at 9Oa and selling at91. Gold in New York HI
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

A large and spacious B IL LIAR D R o O NJ, elegantly furnished and fitted up, where the guests may entertain them selves after their own tastes 1tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

THE Atlantic and Pacific Railway surveys are expected to be finished to Albuquerque by July l. Arizona is much interested in the progress of this road.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

WE notice patches of corn nearly ready to silk out
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

AFTER Gen. Crook settled the h. dian question north, he commanded the Department of the Columbia. About one year ago, Gen. Canby ranked him there, and Crook was or dered to San Francisco to duty on the Retiring Board. He little thought that he would be the means of putting Stoneman on the retired list-especi- ally ill the way 1t has occurred.
 NUMBERS 1, ? and 3, of The h. dustrial Reformer of San Francisco, a new paper started by R. H. Leonard, are received. It is the organ of a secret society of its own name. It is edited in better spirit than many of its kindred which had but short lives, but the error of its teaching is found ill the fact that, without saying so, it inculcates a belief that there Is some way to legiSlate bread in ones mouth and raiment on ones back instead of the way 1t was done by nearly every man of noted wealth in the country-by industry, strict economy and attention to business. It further impliedly teaches that the laborer's lot is grow ing worse, while the product of Q days labor in the United States will now purchase nearly twice as much of the necessaries or luxuries of life, as it would 15 to 20 years ago. The labor ing classes are being humbugged by these professed labor reformers in scores of ways, and the sooner they learn to wholly discard their advice the better they will prosper.
 
 WHEN Alexander the Great des- paired of undoing the Gordian knot in the manner expected, he solved the matter with his sword by one blow. President Grant, having been bedevil- ed for months by stumbling-blocks of shoulder-str and a labyrinth of re- ports of various kinds regarding the Apache puzzle in Arizona, at last arose in his majesty and cut his way through at once. Alexander, who wept for more worlds to conquer, never set a better example to posterity than in the matter of that celebrated knot. At least the world continues to wag on that principle.
 WE have repeatedly written since the word "North'' was prefixed to San Diego, to Senator Cole, Special Agent Barstow and others, urging them to have the Department drop the word "South" from (new) San Diego. At last we transmitted the request to that true friend of Arizona and Southern California, Hon. R. C.. Mccormick, and we get the following response: Senator Cole has signed 8 letter prepared by me asking formally to cut off that obnoxious word South. :" -[ San Diego Bulletin.
 EXTRA copies of TIE CITIZEN for sale at this office.
 THE California papers are all high
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

EXTRA copies of TIE CITIZEN for sale at this office.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

THE California papers are all high ly pleased at the military change in Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13
CONGRES s HALL ! c. BROWN, Proprietor. CONGRESS HALL BLOCK, TUCSON.

lE2HspectHfuHllyG ii ' announce n o a t, to G3.-E=--E-s- the community of Tucson and travelling public, that he has reftted his House in the latest style, and cannot be excelled east of San Francisco, or west of St. Louis for neatness, order, or accom- mOdations.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

CONSIDERABLE sickness prevails in Tue
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-13

WEATHER is very pleasant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10

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britiihsr untertbaneu uno amsriianiiherSArs
ger, ipeIde in SanOIun9sH ]nrtainirten, Die
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mtiion Rbsrpieisn perOen, uHtsrbrsilst ieoo9
bietbsi ben SOri6lna, bnB Die boben GommIi :
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MnTaauieits uno Senator WlltGms.
SofOrt nah Gmpfaug Der Soti4aft 9in8 Der
SsRat in @gstuttO SiBuH9 hber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
BaItiu1prcr Giebmarft,
(5iir ben pGOrreipOnosutsn" bsrtdt.t.l

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
QnfnIhrrihtr ans Mnlhinntnn.

WaibtRgtOn 8. Ttbr. 81 Der aes
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auf Der Ode Der D. unO ShOweit |. StraBt,
usrbrannte geit.rn absno 48 ubr elm Bstt init
$40 Shaoen. - 9euts frtb 3 ubr brannte
IS in einsm Brsttsrsebduoe binter Nr. 1906 u.
1908, l6. Str. Spii9en 8 uno VI Ctr; bic
SpriBen odmpiter RAID bic 6lammen.
= YoliJeisRi&ttr Smell o:rb0rte 9tute ).
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Qoui.," uno isinsn Glsrt 8. Srint untsr Der
aHtIast, y. Nadal, jun, NIT SemaIttbati9s
tsitsn beorobt 3u babsn u. |. M. 6rint nluBts
$500 6rieosns. Caution fteQtu. Ser &i9ter
bemsrItt, iOlhe SsbGnotung ioatsn Sdite uno
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mod psgsn gtpnltiaren GinOrtngens IN istn
3immer unO gBs9i6afsHs ieinss GepGts osrs
flnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
Eta0t Baltimore.

Ne- Auf Die antraSs ip.sen Wl1tsYubliE
fut,on Der .Seped bes U raen8is s.
lbsr BerleBurgen oes 86l:
ferre6tes bur6 bic rana6iib
Sriegfhbruna a. bsmerfen mir, oaB oies
islbe ibrem peisntliHsn Jnbalte nad loon
Dor mebreren gBogen telegrapblib bon uns
mitaetbeilt nuroe. Ser Wortlaut entbdlt
nihts 3uidBlides Reues.
Gtnz uno Ausfubr.- 8etern nabm
Der S6oousr ~. y. 8per- i'm Wuftrags BON
RelieD Il Gran 26 Ylatten @slbmstan, l Bal
len Msrs, l 6aB Ye9, l Colo einbeimiidsr
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Glfts Srosuen nab Slo Yropioenee unb San
Anoreas In apeitinoten NIT.
Der ~Ssiammtpertb Der oiestu6higen Maa-
rens uno Yrooutten > Ausfubr aus bisiigem
6afen naG benz Auslanbe betrdgt Sal, sos.
- Die italienii9e Hrisg .Gorinn.1 bra6te
ge5tern 500 Giiten 9itr0ntn, 1920 Giiten
Apfelinen, "a Sdde 9aielnhft, SO Sdde So:
narisn. Snnmen. 60 Riften Nuo.ln, 10 66f.r
Gliptn0l uno 80 &iftsn g8ein fur Dir q Stsis
ner Don palermo.
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9ampfer George 2earp,1 Gopt. Wbittle, Al
Goat 6anoelsgut, 8 Sdde Peanuts un6 60
Banen Baumipole DON Rorfolt, 3D.; Der
9ampfsr .Sranft,A Capt. Graas, q Jdfsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
Al. GpngrcB. = 3. SiBuHg.
Gtblebte ansndtcn tnr sie Nuibebwra Der @h

B aBingtou, 9. 6:br. - Sm 9 :
q DurOe ole Jrage Setttifs 3uluRung
oes BON Georgia 0smdBttsn Senators WiIst
auT Die 8a9ssoyOuuu9 FIR Wontas gsIeBt.
8ie &eIobsDtliguu9ssSiq fir Die 8si,B;
s.buuS, bic GGttatlUe mo Die Sunoes8srt9ts
nuroe bsratbsH.
SIN Reprd enta ntenbnuit puros
nob etniaer &eb0tts 2Bbitlsq Don Georgia
ein9tidporen.
Sooper (DtGf } ItsIte ben antraa. oaB bas
6aus ii5 aIs Ylsnars 6Omits ronititutre, I'M
6as GtIsB, bttr,iitnO lutbebuHg Der Gintom
meniteuer, Su btratben. Ser Antrag puroe
nit l03 9eQsn z StIumen oertporien.
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i.s rpeoen NsrtGufs oes Martnes SauboFss in
Brootlpu beratben. gtGa ablauf Der Mors
aenftunoe be tetb ons Qaus als 9lsnarsGos
mite bic &ttpbcptGigsn8s sill fir bic Wtas
Iins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10

q 9a Id bon 1rn. Or. 8 oil o m has we&t. i.tne
Serbefernn9 In Der 0~pnfrufttpn Der Sabn.
YIatten tn oieitm Staae ii etbrauher, aeiauft babe,
70 btete ID %oitislben isbt BEN lubItfim ais cine Der
groBten &ntotdurstn, tpel6e bis iebt tn Der rstaniIden
3abnarinsttunt gernadt tporbsn. an. Cine Der gr6sten
SHptertgfeiten. pelte bis iebt bet Solden, tpeIde finn.
I!tte 3dtns tra8tn. supfunoen ,poroen, N. oaB ~oteielbtn
bet't1 U Hen ODER epredei Ioie tperbsn, unD bel elutaen
perionen nit tejonberer Characterization bat man ne
BIS lest nt1f NIT &rfols 8ebrau&er fbnnen. YIaiten,
NOD otettn neuta Sqfsrne ~perfertigt, bletben tn allen
Gdusn feft fbtr, inoefl fein Habrungsfoit oner Suit
rt08Ii&erpetie unter ~oieieIbtn a~eIansen tam aud, ton.
men oteie Ylatten an alien gebtftn angebradt tperotn.
So ernpfeble oteie ntus g%rftnouns b~sipuoers isrsr arp.
Ben unlabl ptrionen, pel&e lpieotrbott. itoo& obnt IL.
Iols. otriu@t babsn, auf 8s.pbbnltbt 9Detie anssfsrttsts
Hlatten w tragen. upo garanttrt tb In allen f6htu, bas
ptrionsn NIT ~btnislben Ellen ionnen. ober es6s oas gsiS
,urtd. 8dtne psroen obne S&nera ourn &sbrau& non
2a&8d1 ans9qo9tn. do Id oaheibt ,pdbrenb mebr, ais
7 SABRE eebrauGt babe, In % fauni pDtbia, ben, BubIf.
fum ote Gefabrlofgieit uno 9orjiise bteIts Bsrfabrsns
~ perfi&ern. Be5onpert Nufnerfiamfeti Nth Der BE.
banbluns Der nattirit&sn 3dbn. gstpiomst.
0r.0. p. 1popes,s
t5an.b.12 Tts,) RI. "a. Rprbs6 utap frafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
Die Senats Debatte.

@ai6ington II, 9. Gsbr. -Gs bsitati9t
lid, OaB Der 9rGIiosnt Die in OorItebsuoer De
psi8e nam6alt Bsmabtsu GOmmiidrs ernannt
bat.
I'm 43 Ra6mittaS Absrbrnhts Der Sefrs
tdr Dss 9rGtotntsn bic SOtihaFt nit Der Cor
reiponosn3. Nuf Antra9 oes Senators Wtors
ton gins Der Ssnot iOfort in gretutiu StRung
aber. p.lbe % Stuu0en oauerte, Obne oaB f4
Der S.nat sinIgen tonnte,
Susb.iouosre iuuroe nub Die Ssrtaii8un9
oes 9raioenten, in Oieier QBstie bic intsrnn-
tionole StreitTrage nit Gnslano 5u erls0i8en,
osbattirt. senator Sumner ppponirte. Die
Grstutio .SiBung uuroe bis moraen otrta9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
Die eualifche Nper,

ipslds Dor siaissn aSodsa NIT 10 anB:rOro.nt'
tpabrsn Sriumpbsus ourt einsn Sb.tl oes
Shosns uno 9Bsitens ma1te. mtro uns In
nddfter gBo&e ipieoer su elmer Die gan3s Wode
tpdbrenoen Saiion b.iuten. IS 1T itberflhifg,
btm hieiistn Yublifum Die por5isliten Rrdite
Der Spsr az rabmen. Dieielben itno binldngs
LID %befannt, uno Der Grfols, ben fe bei'n m
lsBten @aiiipiele gsbabt, ldBt feinen 3meifsl
su, oaB aud Die issiee Saiion fid oes slsttsn
3uipru6ss Der &anffrsunoe su e~rfrsusa bas
ben ipiro. We9en bss Bilet ; Yerfaufes uno
%ionfissr ginbelubeiten psrpeii.n mir auf bic
Gnnoret In ben Snieraten : Spalten unieres
Rlottes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
Selearapbiides QQerlei.

- Mittpo9 abeno brannte bic S6misoes
Bertitatt Der .Sanopib Sad : Comp in
Sanepid Maii. ob. Nur un9efdbr 6sr
pisrte Sbeil Der Yorrdtbe puroe 9%trett.t. Ser
S9aosu betrd8t $4,000 unb III bur9 SeriiGes
runs sebedt.
- Die reidiisn unb ans,isb.niie Sauftsute
Der Staot ytstp; Worf baben benz General
Yleaianton su i,iner grnennun8 als Stsuer,
GommiHdr 9ratulirt unb bemlelben Elm &ras
tulatipnsI9reiben tiberi9idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-10
scr 0ampfer .IenneHee =

@Qfbiugton,9 9. 6sbr,-S us Marins'
Departement bat bic fulBenoe BON bsute oG:
tirte Sepsi6e pom Selesrapbitsn in Saoanna
erbalten:
so tann Die Rn6ridt BON Dem 8erluTte
oes SampIers rGsnneiiee" auf teine 3uoer'
laiIt9. GueGe aurtdfabren uno CLAUDE, oaB
es eltel 0umbug 1T. llnisre 3situu9sn baben
bon benz @rrii6t feline ROtij 8.nDmmen. Aus
Rtp ggst niro mitgetbsilt, OaB oaieIbf aa8s
riat niht sin9eaansen, BOB benz Sampfsr
rStnneiiseA Gin unoliid iuRsitoBen iei.n
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SRI. anno Berger, Die Vroouttionsn Oes fri.
6enrtetts Berger am Sdeasnbaume, uOsr snos
LID Die Sarftelung peri6ieOsner @6aratters
our8 ben unpsrqlti tIitsn Romiisr, 6rn.
Sol Smith RnHsa. 60 pisl itsbt fsf, oaB elm
isoer Boulder. 8lsi6pi,l Oh Sinh pO:r Grwa6
isner, BON ben Sntttlune.n groBtn @snuB
baben piro, uro ibnHtu mir oaber Hur ems
Pfsblen, nod Die lssten 8age-ois 8sisGi9ait
snoet tbr @aitipisl nm S~amfng-3u btnuBsH.
Gar beuts III iDieoer stn gang neues, bslonosrs
rsi9baltiges YIogramm oufgsteqt.
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NrpfeGor Strait.

Ser b.ribmte Yitroebdnotser. bsiien auz
Bsroroentll&s He'ftufssn T. Den perl@teosnsn
S ssnisr.5s &c, .rr s1st' Ses. Ssl i5has lar = q i,iH, m.r,'
phroiaen un6 lebrrei6en Borheaun8sn tdalid
apei Wtal, gtadmittass Q uno Atenos 7 Ibr,
IN ietnen &mpbitbsatsrn an Der Ode Der
pratts uno @reensS traBe uno aufIoemB elairs
Martts&ot au esben. Yrof Yratt's ,Ruf 1T
bier bereits felt be8rtinoet, uno Elm ieoer, Der
8feroe bsiiBt. ooer ith fur cine 3pedmabise
Sebanolunsspeiie oieier uno anberer nislis
6tnSaustbitre int.rtiirt. ipate ni6t perfeblen,
ben ourd praftii@e 8sriuGe i1uitrirten 8ors
trd8en oss 8robsn abisrbanbi8ers bei3apobs
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administrations Antrim

Naprtbt wirb hermit se9ebsn, bag lRler;eitnettr
gcaInatt Iur Verpaltuna hes Radlalies hes aitier yer.
%tprbensH aSilbclm NteDtcr erbaltsn tat. Vile Tie,
bic 5OreerunBen an Rtien gtaGIaB BADEN, wereen bier.
nit aItBefprbert, iOlhe nebit ZEN ~n0tbisen Selegen ipd.
tefens an 81. iJUni 1871 eiulureiben uuO eeltere
~ madtn seer 81 BeWartisen, buB tie ibrer anipru6e an
hisfen Nla6las Sefegltb fur perlutis ertlart perben m6aen.
ale, bic bablunsen AT eieien Sta6la6 Su MAIDEN BADEN,
persen btermil duf8etprsertt fplpe unVerSugli6 an Inter.
let@netsn Iu lttasn NO Htbt, iP wtrp sert6tlth einae.
iGrttttn. IS Sicatp Graf,
1851 ,7,43) gsmininratcr.
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81 gay Masae ssrbs, oOsr Ssrbs, Isst Elm
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~. q. PplpeaD. Staais. seIrttar.
Staat WarBIann,
Shaeamts Separtement,


IHnnapolts, ben 9. G5ebruar 1871.
BeriiEgtlte Anaebote luerben IN oieIGm Biiredu
bis Bonner 1na, sen 20. I5sbr., DRittdg 10 ubr,
auf ben Nntant pon l540 MfItCn Der ,Sar mers'
@attonal : Banf Don AnnappltS,- bersu Yurts
gDertl $50 pro Nftte 1T. uno Az Deren Yertauie has
276. @aptteI Der C9t'tBe bon 1870 erlnddtiJt, ~entgegens
8enonliNen.
Die Sferten t6nnfn alT zine btltsbiee graabI beIaa.
ter Ntiten lapttn uno NIT len ben in 9aargtlo In BIN
Sursau oes Staats.G dyahnetiters bon Utarpldno Ju ers
lt8enosn Prets pro Attte angeben. Stele Dsuiie II iebr
ptrt9oouj BITE lsBtidbrigs SiutosnOe mar Y YroJent
o9nt biz Bunoes : StruetH. Dtttrten mintn Die QuT.
ldrttt proposals for Purchase of Bank Stock" VIM
8ebois gum Nntaute BON BGnt' NtItrnJ tragsn.
SUuts ESOolfUrc, 6DntrpItur;
l34.6 500 9. Spbn ~ errn man. saahnsiler.
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DaS

fhbrt isiner aablrsi9en S6nnsrH auBsr Dem,
mas ibnen oortas 98ode ssboten iuuroe, nod
foI9enoe NOpit6ten Dor Die 66HSerin uH0
Seiltinflerin WtaosmOiiene &onSnti sin fas
mos abgeri6tstes S6Uetu, itterli6 cine gtas
turs Seltsnbslt Die neut 9oiie Scr iunos
3uirtsOsnbeit i'm Or9siter ben SattfCd.
9suts Abeno 1T Die Rbli4e 8Oritsluns fir
0Gmen.
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AE- Nutatbsr 0eS QDt6ftIs BON 6OR. rb. fir SuIius
Ea6lrn, Barmfnot. II sriu&t, In Der 3rpsb. 3. 81.
oorIufbrt1en. 1861