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es Low WATER ARRANGEMENT.
The light draft steamer . .s
JENNIE HOWELL, -

has been chartered by Capt. C. C. PICKETT,
to run between New Orleans and Washing
ton. in place of the Steamer SELMA, during
the low water season.. ##@ ~4@ s
In ease of low water. therefore, this sum
mer and fall, there will be no interruption or
delays in the regular trips OF Capt Pickrtt's
boat. ri ea,esa 4sz.- FL qaE April 2tf. u
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New Haven, May 9.-The Legis-
lative Committee, which is examin-
ing the vote of the fourth ward,
spent the day in taking affidavits of
men who voted for Jewell. At 8
o'clock this evening, the time of
adjournment, the number Of affida-
Wits, had reached SOC, only 10
of the Number claimed for Jewell in
that ward. It is generally conceded
that this practically settles the dis
pute, and the Legislature will find,
on the report Of the committee, that
Jewel was legally elected.
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500 Barrels Flour,

OF FOUR DIFFERENT GRADES. in
~ GLIDING the best quality and not ths
worst, cen be bought at New Orleans prices.
expenses of transportation being added, at
the store of the undersigned, eI&Main street,
in Opelousas: ~, g..
All otherr" groceries can DO bought from him,
in quantities, at similar rates. d..
Call aud examine his stock, aud learn bis
prices.
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United States Internal Revenue.
DEP'Y CoLLECToR's OFFICE, ID Dist l..
New iberia, ApriI Dist. 1871.

DEP'Y CoLLECToR's OFFICE, ID Dist La, ;
New Iberia, April 2lst, 1871. }
NOTICE is hereby given that Taxes due
~ upon Incomes for the year ending De-
cemher 3lst, 1870, and Special Taxes for the
year ending May lst, 1872, are now due, and
that MY. VIM. c. Lewis, Special Deputy Col
lector, will be in Opelousas, for the purpose
of receiving said Taxes, until the eleventh
prexhno.
All persons residing in the Parish of St
Landry from whom said taxes are due, failing
to pay the same within twenty days, will be
liable to the penalties prescribed by law
l. C. ALLISON.
May 9Th, 1871, Deputy Collector
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Notice.

rEsHE law partnership Of Moore e. Morgan
j. having, on the 3ist Of March last, been
dissolved BY. mutual cogsent, the undersigned
will continue to give BIS attention to the bust.
ness of the firm, aud to all new business that
may be entrusted to him, at the office lately
occupied by said firm.
50 g JOSEPH NJ. MOORE.
Sopelousss, April ~, 157l. I'm
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Mr.. i. p Goodrich has been APP
pointed justice of the peace for the
14th ward, parish Of st. Landry,
and also notary public for said par-
ish. ase#F Peg 5r1@l~ 71@ '
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T1HE undersigned will keep in U. 7, Black.
L shears pasture, 5 miles from Washington,
ON the Opelousas and Vile Plate road, a lot
of fine beeves, which will be sold cheaper than
can be- bought in the Parish. Butchers and
planters will find it to their interrs. to call
and examine. NJ. G. FRAZAR.
Plaisance, May 9Th, 1871.
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"#E ENC E&8 {" 49, EEH3& @~1F %*@
France will have TO pay 8 ,ooO, 0oo.-
900 francs to Germany as war in
demnity.a This, In five franc gold
pieces, would weigh 81, 900, 900
pounds. aYoirdupois. 70 transport
all this gold by rail surprising each
car to carry m,O00 pounds, a train
OF 5000 Ears would be required.
When spread out on the ground,
one touching the other. these five
franc gold pieces would reach al
NEST around the globe. II fse
franc pieces enough to make this
alaoant We're placed one above the
lotllersfhey would make a column of
gold 1916 miles in height. Ii this
column, having it's base in Paris,
should topple over in the direction
of Berlin, Berlin would be only one
third b thc whole distance reached
by the coin at The top Of the column.
a quick cashier, able to count TO-
900 five franc pieces i'm an hour,
surprising that he commenced at
the age Of thirty, would be nearly
seventy years of age before lie
finished counting il, in, case he
should count eight hours daily for
500 days every year.
1~-.-a%s~~
The oldest grain eIevatdr-vhis-
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y Attention is called to the card OF
Morris s Hazard, receiving and for
warling merchants, Big Cane, ha. GO
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Estate Of george n. Hsns, decd.
Meeting of Creditors.

DY virtue of an order of the Hon. the Par
u ish Court Of the Parish Of ST. landry. a
lnseting Of the creditors Of the Estate of George
r King, deceased. will be held before James
IL. Dixon. Notary Public, Ut his office, in the
town Of Opelousas, OF Tuesday, june 18th,
1871. at 10 o'clock Nm, for the purpose Of
deiibsrating on the most: advantageous n.an-
ner of disposing of HE effects OF said estate.
and Of fixing the terms and conditions of the
sale. JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
OpeIousas. MAY ID. 1871.
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For safe.

40 ACRES or LAND, situated at Port
DO Barry, adjoining Mr.. Raymond Des-
hotels place. and fronting on Bayou Gourta'
bean. For particulars inquire at y. Lorb's
store. OpeIousas, La. IApril 22tf.
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4 small plantation containing 2O3 acres.
"A with mol-rat" improvements, sitssa'rl
about five niles from Npelousas and >ix from
Washington, OH little Bayou 'Tr"he, together
with the plantation stock or mal"s. horses.
&c. farming implements and growing crap.
Possession given Immediately On The place
is a tir young orchard Of selected grated
pear and apple trees, and peach and fs trees.
Hands are on The place, engaged to cuI'i-
vatr this years crop F
JOHN GIILLET.
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We have been SO occupied this
week in putting up a new printing
press, that we have had but little
time to attend to this issue of the
paper. ~ eaaaz g,es4 srls
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l beg leave to call the attention of the rpal-
er to testimonials in favor of the Schnapns:
feel bound to say that l regard your
SCHsAPps as being i'll every respect pre.emi.
nent'y pure, and deserving Of medical patron
age. At all events it is the purest %possil,lx
article of Holland gin, heretofore unoblaina-,
Bile, and as such may be safely prescribed by
physicians. DAVID l.. Morn. NJ D."
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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p,T,pseo FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TIME Twenty Eight, Annual Session Of
Il this School begins 2ist September next
Pupils may enter at any time. Commence,
ment Exercises for present Term to 30 held
on aIst June. For Prospectus 9, lerr.s, &C.
snInl e T@& fElIicott City, Md, P..O.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. /, / feel that we
have now an article of gin suitable for such
cases as that remedy is adapted to-.
DIR. J. w. BRIGHT,
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OhA SACKS OF SALT at - Is per
oUO sack, with a liberal discount to
wholesale purchasers, at
BLOCH g. DUPRE'S.
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ERESHs GARDEN SEEDS, Growth OF
h 1863. Direct from Lambeth, Philadel
phia. AZ NAYG'S Drug Store. Bit
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Opelousas, on
May 1st, 1871. which, if not taken out
before June Jst, 1871, will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office. at Washington.
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LUMBER N CATTLE.
G~S. The Steamer
- I N r Il R
&. n. HARE. Nastor-

.~s s. D. MOORE, Master,
CARRIES sawed lumber, pieu6, shingles.
~ ETC., between A. SamueIs Grand River
Saw-mil and Washington, and all interme-
diate landings. She will also do such job work
as transporting cattle and other live stock
to New Orleans.
Orders left at e. Mayo Drug Store, Ope.
~iousas, will receive attention. - ''tt
4 April 22-tf 9 E~T f- - g
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ATS OF all sizes, styles and qualities, for
IL Ladies AMI Misses. Men and Boys, can
always be found at BLOCH & DCPRE.'S. p
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THEAPEST and BEST Mems and Boys
" Clothing, always on hand and made to
order at the Clothing Mandatory of
BLOCH T. DUPRE.
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April %. 1871.
IosEPH ma. o

u1s A4O0It1I
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
A T the law efice formerly occupied by TIL,
m late law firms of Swayze 81 Moore and
Moore d. Morgan, opeleusas, La, will prac-t
tice in the 9Th Judicial District. ~ as
Opelausas. April ~ 1871. tt
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Rights OF Common Carriers.

NASHVILLE, May 2.-On the
complaint of Geo. Carpenter and
wife, (colored) Major Compton, Con
ductor on.the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, and others were in
dieted in the Federal court now sit
ting here, for forcibly ejecting them
from the ladies' car on the said
The defendants counsel
moyedto quash the Indictment, and
after arguments Judge Twigg gave
a decision defendants.
The ground oftIae decision was that
common carriers had a right to reg
ulate their own affairs. He decided
further that the plaintiffs might sue
for damages, q jury to determine
where their rights had been in
fringeds ae
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Mfr. Louis Waiter has removed his
furniture store and workshop to an
other building on Main street, near
MI. J. Johns blacksmith shop. We
call attention to his advertisement
in another column, where the par
ticulars Of his business are set. forth.
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TROCkERY of all sorts, sold by the piece
" and by the crate, to suit merchants,
At BLOCH u DUPRE'S.
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"Schnapps' is a remedy i'll chronic catarrh.
al complaints. etc:
take great pleasure in bearing highly Gre
dItabie testimony to its efficacy AS a rcmeSdia.
agent in the disease for which you recon-
mend 1t Having a natirahtrnlrney 10 ih,
mucous surfaces. with Il sIignt lcgren Of slim
%niatlon, l regard it as one If the most imDor-
tant remedies in chronic catarrhal affections.
particularly those of the genito- urinary appa.
rafus.s With much respect, yo1r ohdf.svt.,
CHASs A LEAS, MD, New York
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ron SALE OR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE and newly repaired
"A dwelling liouse. in Opelousas. Applyhs
Gamard's Store. -aa F4% bEs $40
: ,,-;l DJ-.f ~ .-tr-rF r.Za.taE2T
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Proceedings Of the Board Of Police Of the
TewR of O~peI0usas.

April 10th, 1871.
The members elecsed to- serve as members
of this Board daring the ensuing year, having
qualified according tolaw. now present them
selves, to-wit: Messrs John Posey. Louis Lee
jeHne, I'll. Il. Bodemuller, Thos. III, Lewis,
w. r.. Cochran sandA.,B Anderson s.
There being a quorum present, the Board
proceeds to organize itself by electing the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
A. B. Anderson, Esq, as President Of the
Board. a.
g. P. Leonce Hebrard az Clerk of the Board.
Mr.. john Posey as Treasurer.
Mr.. John J. Morgan as Attorney.
The election of Town Constable and Town
Printer was deferred until the next regular
meeting. .,-
Resolved, that sealed proposals for tn. town
printing shall be received by the Clerk of the
Board, and the lowest bidder shall be elected
to do the printing OF the town.
The salaries to be given to the several officers
Of this Beard, EXCEPT the Printer, are referred
for consideration to Messrs. Lewis. Posey and
w. +. Cochran. sM .~. ..~ ..m.r. Fl
The Board then adjourned until Saturday
nex., at y o'clock a. NJ. -....
4. B. ANDERSON, President.
Attest + .LEONCE HEBRARD, Clerk.
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT of Hardware
"A and Saddlerv, at very reasonable rates,
At BLOCH Il DUPRE'S.
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NINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, with
- latest additions and improvements, at
manufacturers prices. always on hand at
BLOCH " DUPRE'S.
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Iittfe Jimmie Ray, SON of DR.
James Ray, of this place, killed an
eagle last Wednesday, within the
town corporation, measuring six feet
and nine inches from tip to tip Of
wings, and two feet and SIX, inches
from the beak tor the end of tue tail.
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a LIBERAL DISCOUNT allowed whole
IA sale purchasers of any kind of goods,
At BLOCH & DTPRE'S,
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GHOES and BOOTS, the best quality, of
- all sizes, at BLOCH & DTPRE'S.
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hiay OH, ioIl.
The Board meets IN regular session Pres
ent: Messrs. A. B. Anderson, President, Lee
.jeune, Bodemuller, Lewis, Posry, Cochran.
A quorum being present, the Board pro-
ceeds to business. 5 ts So
The Treasurer presents a report of the f.
nancial condition of the town, according to a
resolution adopted the --- of -, 1871,
showing Of $i3l6 still dueeon the Judgment
of Donate, and including the salary If Treas
urer aud that Of the Town Attorney. $500.
On motion, it is resolved that all hogs found
ranging within the corporate limits of this
town, shall be liable, after thirty days publ
cation of this resolution. to be taken up BY the
Town Constable and by him sold at public.
auction to the highest bidder after two days
notica, which notice shall be given by posting
up notices in writing ut three conspicuous
places, to wit: at the Court House door. the
Market House and the Post Office. said no.
tees stating the hour and place when such
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Alb. ANDERSON, President.
Attest: P. LEoNCE HEBRARD, Clerk.

April 2lst, 1871, a.
The Board meets pursuant to adjournment.
Present Messrs. A. B. Anderson, Presi-
dent, Thos. Fl. Lewis, Louis Lejeune, H. K.
Bodemuiler aud VIM. r. Cochran. a4 "
MIR. Felix A. King now enters and presents
a, commission from His ExceIlency Fl G..
Warmoth, Governor of the State of Louisi,
ana, appointing him as a member of this
Board. The Board receives Mr.. King as a
member of the same, and the President invites
him to take a seat with his colleagues.
On motion Of Mr.. Lewis, II is resolved that
the official bond Of the Town Constable be
fixed at $3.50, and that his bond as Collector
of taxes and licenses be fixed at the sum of
$4,000. ssa 5s 8 ~@as
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, it is resolved that
the Town Attorney be requested to furnish
to this Board, at its next r. gular meet
ing a written opinion as 10 the power of this
Council to assess, levy and collect taxes on
professions and occupations, as well as to the
authority Of this Council. to assess and levy
ordinary taxes. s@S 500 s ~
The Board then adjourned until the next
regular meeting. taEz
A. ID. ANDERSON, President. =
Attest p. LEoNCE HEBRARD, Clerk. 5ss-.
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DRY

THE Largest Stock and Best Assortment
L ever brought to st. Landry, selected by
the experienced senior member of the firm,
specially for this market, consisting in part of
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The oldest grain elevator-Whis-
key,
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WoLFE'S ScHIEDAM scHNApPs
Is initiated and counterfeited, and purchasers
Will have to use caution in purchasing.
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April 29---Im
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Public Sale.

Attest: 7. LEoNCE HEBRARD, Clerk.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

ldnser obne8ruppen fet. Mus bteier@ aAlase
mag Der 2eter entnebu,en, pte tpeit bic ;3er~
rattuns tn Tranfret9 etnseriGeu 1T. @ie
let4t mare IS einem enerstf@en @:neral,
NIT elmer sertd1tnibmibis tleinen @rmee bic
@ebeaen au Yaaren su treiben unb NIT Blu
tssen &Spfen betm3uididen.
Grit iebem Sage wadf bic @efabr. Sn
e9on unb Marieiaes 1T bic Electromagnetic
ebenfaas rebeaiiA. Der 3ped Der &ebeden
1T, bic sroben @taDts e%ewiHerma6en pom
sanbe unabbdnsis gu MAIDEN, bamit in is<
nen Nelern Der &suolution unb tes unalau-
bsns funft's unsefasut bic Aufribrer fort
ipislen t6nnen. 8dslid perben tit @aris
neusSarrifassn erri9tet; Der genspmeWlas
tietst ben Nnblid e;nes Militlr1asegS ear.
Die @reuben baben tire GorppH fen segsn
@aris porseldoben.
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Neut9fetten.

11eber bic Gr0fnuns bes erfen beutiGen
&ei6stass burd &atier @ilbelm I. an, 21.
Mdr; liesen nun ausfabrltAe Bert9te Dor ;
bemjentsen bes q. 9. Sournals entnebuen
mir folsenbes:
Der Teier npraus etrs INT Morsen Elm
@cttesbienf In Der @pftirde, gu benz f9
Der 3rpnprin3 TIiebri1 @ilbelm Don preu<
gen NIT feinem Stabe, bic prinjen bes f6-
nisliden 9auies, bic beutf6en Slrtsn, tie
@enerdle uno Off;iere uno cine srpbe Mn<
5abl Don 9tetAsta9soepatirten einsefunben
batten. Der &aiisr bate nit Der &atisrin,
ben @rtn;eiiaen, ben prin;en unb Taritsn
in Der 6cFose Dias 9enommen. Gr fntete
In i%nbrunfisem 0sbete nieber urb Der eanje
@ci folste ieinem 8eiipiele. Nad benz &C.
fanse etae5 @iiitirhors: uGbre fei 0ott in
Der @Dbe," unp einem BON Militarmuit BE-
s~lsitstsn Gboral belt Der 9ofpreoiser&os
cine furse, auf bic Beoeutuns ees Sases BE.
jug nsbmenbe prebiSt.
Tim II 1br besann bic Nufabrt Der nit
src6en Srpensbdnoern sefdmldten Turfen,
@enerdle uno Minifer uno Der Mbseorbne.
ten TIM Sdlobbpfe. Die S4labwade mar
9anbwebr, bic Mannfaaften BON Der @tabs>
made bes ebemalieen sroben @auptquar.
tiers periaben bic Gbrenpofen In ben Cor.
rtbpren unb an ben Ginsdneen gum meiBen
@aate. Ma9bem bic @eriammluns li9 in
benz lesteren seoronet bate, besaben fi9
fdmmtltde Surfen unb be gertreter Der
freien @tdpte in ben tleinen Saa1, in mel.
dem &ailer @ilbelm anselanst par, I'm,
benielben I'M 3use gu folsen. Salas IL
ubr trat Safer @ilbelm tn ben Saal. Gin
breifa9es bonnernbes Sod, aus9ehradt Don
benz YrdIbenten bes fraberen Gorbbeutl9en
&et9stases, 9errn Or. Stmion, besribte
ben Safer. Dsrfelbe iarttt fefen S9rittes
bic @tufen bes Sbrones en1por unb Te1te
ii4 Dor ben re9ten Sbroniefel. Der Sat-
fer trus bic Uniform zines Generals berSn.
fanterte uno mar selamadt nit ben, iawar.
gen Aolerorben unb benz Giiernen Rreu,e,
erfer 8laGe. Den 9eln1 btelt er In Der tn.
fen 6anb. CUR &e4ten fanben tbm Der
Selbmari9aa &ronprin3 Srtebri9 @i1belm,
bic prin3en &arl, &balbert unb @eors Don
Yreuben, Der Yrins DITTO BON 8aiern, Der
&ronprtn3 Don @a&ien, Yrtn3 2ubpis BON
9efen, bic @rObberssse BON 8aben, cad.
fen unb Olbenburs, bic 3er3ose Don @pburs
unb @eintnsen, Der Yrtn3 @tlteln1 BON
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unermlbet TN Offer CUR Gbre Defen.
Don benz atssGute touuat, fprt4t er NIT un'
fern @etlanee, betn Sod 1T fab, unb betns
8arbe lei4t. Sa ~pabrtaftts, bdtten Mae
fol4e 9irten, tann &pdre feine @efabr, bab
70 piele S4daetn auf ben Srrpe9 seratbsn
unb nerloren seben.
@s mare sp~unf9enswertt, tpenn f'A tn
alien @eme:nben folde gereine FIFTEEN Mir
ben, benin pie f9on 1T es bod BON @ldubt'
gen, l1 bic Brubertanb gu reiden, fi@ &C.
9enleitis NIT Gat9 unb SCAT bei,uReben.
g3ie troarei9 1T es fir einen Samilien>
sater, ser bic @eriiaeruns bat, bae, penn
Der 6srr i'm burA &ranfbeit ober font etn
nnslad teiniuat, fir feline Tarnilie seiorst
tpirb. Sd rufe euA aten au uno beipapers
eu6 beutlben 8atbolifeu Der Wabafbaw>
@emeinre, bic ibr nod nidt su bieism Ser
etn se96rt, fcmmt, osreiaist eu9 nit uns,
benin Ginisfett n,aht fart.
Infer geretn lit nod jung, aber benno6
fiblen wtr uns fApn fart burA ben8eifano
oe1en, Der INNER bereit 1T, Elm 9utes Wert
5u iesnen uno mir bofyn, bab er uns aud
fernerbtn fetnenSesen ni6t ent3teben &per>
be, unb mir nod man9es Sabr, unb in
sr0berer &nsabl bteles Set uniers s&uspa>
irons fetern fSnnen. Denn es mar flrwabr
ein 140ner Sag fur bic @emetnpe @aba.
fbaw. MdtunSspoa
S. g. S4mit.
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Snldmoii@e Ma9ri@tem.
& s.

Die b0bmij9ex aatboltfet tn bteiet' sa1'
be MAIDEN tn perldtebenen Staaten Mnifrea'
sunsen, I'm, eisene &tr&en fur 'bre @en'eta'
ben III errt&ten; 70 neuerbinss tnYtttsburs,
Baltimore unb ct. Souls. DAP berfelbe
offer R@ bier tit ct. @aul funb stebt, MEL
beteu mir fruber fdon. Die Seele btefsr
8eweauna tit ber nit srHbtem Offer tbdtise
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