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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
THE Western Christian Advocate

THE Western Christian Advocate
of a late date says: Mr.. Oakley Sell
lick, o well-known artist and decora-
tor on the Howe machine, has been for
some time in the employ of
the Company, engaged in de-
veloping the capabilities Of the ma
chine in the way Of fine work. Every
visitor TO the rooms at indianapolis
is astonished by the numerous and
handsome specimens Of his skill on
the machine. There are specimens Of
sewing on leather which look SO
much like embossed figures, Is to re-
quire q close inspection to convince
one that they are done on the ma
chine, Prominent among his produc-
tions arc several medallion portraits
of Elias Howe, Jr., the inventor of
machines. done with white silk on
black leather, and the resemblance
between them and the portraits of
Mr.. Howe 10 remarkable. Other
handsome designs, such 40 bouquets
of flowers, sketches of ships, ETC., are
executed with such marvellous fidelity
to the original, ~ to challenge admi-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20

BY he Kaneas CITY, q. J0oeph q
Bu1ington houta

@1Though last. notlsustiAn sldsdaes
q 6us ~ il i cid. AID il tzufh . again
exemolifed By the eompleeioa q Tho
New Iins to The East eia CTsstea and
Darlington, which, though the lssf, MO
Be called the best rosie in tie West
The Lie consists Of the kaneA1
City, 81. JOSEPH & Coaneii Blu@R
r., With two daily trsins from kansas
City, through Atchison, LeaNe6HoRth
and 81. Joseph to tie Mieo1rs 6ests
Li1e, there connecting with the Dsr-
lington Route, which leads direct q Chi
cago, Cincianasi, Indianapolis, Lcezns.
port and Columbas-fhSoRsA eafB are
being run to all these poiuh
This Line is we'll built, tA1roagh6
equipped with every modssn Ampgos6e
meat, including PulIman's Sleeping ard
Dining Cars, and nowhefs ehe Mo De
passenger 20 completsly dspsaa - .
speedy, safe asd comfortable jouEnsy1
The Burlington Route h.a 6amif1s
bly, answered the query, "Hox 70 g Rasfr"
BY the publication ofsn ~intenstiaG end
truthful document, containing . uslaable
and correct Map, which can be oktAised
free Of charge BY addressing 0sDeal
Passenger Agent B. 3 u. r h. k-t
Burlington, lows.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
How Now7

Mr.. EDITOR-The late County
Treasurer having replied to the ques-
tions which I considered it my duty
to PROFOUND to him, and having set
tied the good foundation Of the ru-
mors in regard to . defalcation in the
Treasury by . full and frank ICON.
fession" Of the whole matter, there
are some other matters that natural.
ly follow from this confession which
l would like to present. j. E. Hus-
ton says he truly regrets the confess
ion Of Mr.. Barrows. Well, now, we
should think sol That very honora-
BILE editor has been occupying the po-
sition Of Treasurer nearly . year, and
was given . statement las Mr.. Bar
rows declsres) of the detalcation ex-
listing when he first took charge. At
each quarterly settlement since that
date Mr. Huston has sworn that the
treasury was in good condition-and
the County Court examined the books
each time and afirms the accounts
and money all right. For q long time
. deficit existed, which Mr.. Barrows
says he has just made up. Who Gov
cred up this matter? Who was it
that made false statements of the con-
dition of the treasury during all that
period? II the deficit could have
been covered up so long and so sue
cessfully by statements which the
Courty C1ur$ ~ooId mot did not nr
would not ascertain to be false, how
does any body know that there is not
. sum Of money or vouchers missing
from the treasury to-day? 1t is
time something definite about this
was known by the Taxpayers. The
Era has all along uniformly asserted
that there was nothing wrong about
the treasury, and many people were
resting securely under the belief that
il was 70. The County Court was
either thoroughly and unwarrantably
deceived, or they knowingly connived
1t the transaction. What fine system
Of book keeping is this, that .
"learned" County Court. whose busi-
ness it is to know at stated periods
the condition of the county funds, re-
port and certify those funds, &c, r
all right, when at the same time . large
amount Of money or vouchers have
been distracted from the Treasury ?
Who is culpable in this matter? Bar
rows and Huston are all who r
known to be cognizant Of the whole
thing during the whole time. And
yet Huston unblushingly demands 3
reelection at the hands Of the people!
1t is presumed his idea is the people
want some one for Treasurer who
can "cover up" fraud and peculation
so that not wen the County Court
csn tell if there is any money gone.
1t is q mistaken idea. Huston is al
ready liable to heavy penalty upon
the accusation made bv Z. N. Bar
rows of making false statements to
the County Court rs to the condition
of the treasury of Andrew county,
and the taxpayers want no more Of
such dishonest manipulation. More
anon. TAXPAYER.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
The Stanley-Livingstone Expedi-
ton. E.

ton.
We notice in press Of the Union
Publishing Company, of Chicago,a vol
umc to be sold by subscription, which
will, without doubt, give the real
facts Of the New York Herald expe-
dition to Africa in search of DIR. Liv-
ingstone, under the command of Hen
nv NJ. Stanley. This volume will
produce as great q sensation as DIR.
Liyingstone's first volume, or the first
news in the Herald Of the finding of
DIR. Livingstone. We see it is intend
ed to give all account of the Ancient
Civilization and Modern Situation
of Africa, its many distinguished ex-
plorers, including their accounts of
Lion, Elephant and Zebra Hunting.
Those who have read DR.. Livings-
toms work on the Explorations of
Africa will, undoubtedly, be eager to
zee this. Many remember Gordon
Cummings wonderful tales OF Hunt
ing in South Africa. We should
Judge from the advance sheets that
this book would equal, if not excel.
ANYTHING previously written on this
subject. At least everything from
this most interesting part OF the
globe will be read with interest.
Books on these subjects are good,
wholesome, instructive reading.
Would that there were many more
printed on the comparatively IN
known parts Of the world.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
NiceWsn.

Mn. EDIT0R-It 10 surprising what
exquisite and finely made persons are
sometimes met with in this rough
world. It 10 . pity, too, that this very
excellence and superiority over the
common people Of the world is too
often unappreciated by the latter
ciass,-better known - Ordinary
people," and il denominated by them
Goldfish a~ristocracy" and kindred
terms. have . case in point, which
gave rise to the moralizin4 intrcduc-
tory to my letter. Several evenings
ago, at one of our singing meetings ct
. church in this city, two of the above
Zine" persons were present. 1t SO
happened that gentleman of Guilt
walton of both mind and voice had
been invited by one of the choir mein-
bers to be present on tine ssid even
ing. The latter gentleman was url-
fortunate enough to have been born
with q dark skin, although he was
perfectly clean and dressed neatly and
behaved in q perfectly ~gentleinanly
manner-in short, he was q negro.
The back part of the church was not
lighted aud the invited gentleman sat
at the real near the door. One Of the
choir invited him forward nearer to
the singers and the light. Accepting
the invitation, he went further for
forward and sat down. 1t was right
here that the extreme fine and gentle
manly natures Of these nice men was
made SO prominent as to strike all
who were there. The two polite
gents arose from their seats and
haughtily left the church of God. It
is presumed they wished to signify
that the same God who was their
Father was not the Father Of their
humble brother Of sable hue. If
prayer was in their thoughts - they
hurriedly left the house, the subject
Of it was, no doubt, in this wise:
"Lord, I am thankful am better than
he" EQUAL RIGHTS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
Busted"

The Savannah (Mo.) New Era, a
Liberal sheet, liberal in everything
save the quantity gifts matter, depart
ed this life Saturday, August 81. Its
editor, q Universalist, though adisbe-
lever in the existence OF q devil, en-
deavored to serve his Maker and q
brevet imp, Horace Greeley, and in
consequence thereof is . financial
wreck, stranded upon the treacherous
sea ofjournalism. 1t was . miser-
able paper. poorly printed, typograph-
ically a botch, and editorially . nuis-
ance. For many months it has
sustained . feeble existence, and
hosts Of exultant enemies danced
merrily when it died. No tears
will bedew the weeds that
may sprout DER its ruins. They will
wither and die, fit emblems Of the
cause of Liberalism, so-called.ITroy
(Ks.) Republican.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20

The Senatorial Convention for the
First Senatorial District Of Missouri
met in Union Hall, Maryville, last
Thursday, September IL. Full dele
cations were present from Atchison,
Holt, Andrew and Nodaway counties.
Hon. A. J. Harlan, of Savannah, was
elected Chairman, and S. X. Snively,
Secretary. In the absence of the lat
ter, MIR. Tiffany, of Rockport, served
Hon. A. E. Wyatt, of R~ockport, re.
ceiyed the nomination OH the fourth
ballot.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20

4R.Charies Diekey, while in Kan
sas . week or two ago, had his hand
badly mutiisted by an accident which
befei him while attempting to with
draw . load from . gum. His hand
was resting on the muszle Of the gun,
when it was accidently discharged,
the load passing through the center
ofhis hand. By careful d~octoring, II
is expected The wound win heal up.
and he will likely lose the use Of but
one finger.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
Married.

By the Rev. j. T. Boyle, Of Mary
vile, on Wednesday, September IL.
1872, at the residence Of the brides
father, Miss Anna Talbot to Asahel
West, both Of Andrew county.
The printer returns his thanks for
a supply Of cake.
At Savannah, Mo-, OH the 9Th in st.,
by the Rev. K. Cruikshank, ID. D.,
Mr.. Hart G. Fisher to Miss Clara
Anderson, both Of Maryville, NOda-
WAY county. Missouri.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
Bloody Chasm" PLAYED Out.

oloOOy Cno6m fI0yo0 u
The Democratic Convention of Blu
chanan county, the other day, COM
pletly ignored the Liberals" offering
them the place Of Coroner and Sur
veyor on the county ticket, which
was spurned by the Liberals with in
dignation. The Democrats coolly
made their own nominations for those
offices, paying little or lie at
tention to the wants of those
great reformers whose principal ac-
complishment heretofore has been to
get Democrats to vote them into Of
flee. The Buchanan county Demo-
Gratis don't propose to "clasp hands
across the bloody chasm" that way
any more, and the Liberals are thus
without hope and without Office.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20

WE r glad to observe . call from
the citizens Of st. Joseph for our
friend W. S. Everett, Esq, to become
the Republican candidate for the Leg
islature. Mr.. E~verett-is . very able
lawyer and sincere and earnest man,
and we heartily hope he may receive
the nomination and election.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
Dressmaking I

yyAvNG opened . dressmaking shop one door
ii east of Mrs. Couch's, south of the Public
souare, ! would call the attention of the public
% The certificate below. Miss S. M. GIBSON.
This is to certify that Miss Sallie Gibson has
been in my employ for three years, and for the
last two years has been in business for herself.
can her as = neat and tasteful sew
her cutting and fitting. Il would advise all those
Wishing garments cut and made to give her Q
III. You will find her kind, patient and lady
Nh. 9. II. STALL, fashionable dressmaker,
0S jacksonville, nj.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20

SENATOR Henry Wilson denies that he
ever received an interest in the Credit
Mobilier, or any bonds or stock in any
thing, and also claims that the know
nothing speech now attributed to him
credited to Schuyler Colfax in 1868
by the New York World, and the charge
Indignantly refuted by MI. Colfax
through the columns Of the Tribune at
the time. Messrs. Dawes, Speaker Blaine,
and Garfield also unequivocally deny the
whole matter.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
Meeting at

Tomorrow Saturday afternoon
Judge l. c. Parker will address the
people at Fillmore, at 2 O'Clock. Mr.
Parker has made several speeches in
the county this week, and ends the
present weeks anvass at Fillmore.
We hope our Republican friends will
turn out, and bring with them their
Democratic neighbors.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
Bills for Meetings.

Our friends throughout the county
who propose holding Republican
meetings during the campaign are in
formed that we have on hand q large
number Of posters with the place and
time of meeting left blank. We will
sell them at the low rate of twenty
five cents per dozen. The title and
place Of tho meeting can be written
In them without much trouble.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
The Maine Majority.

AUGUSTA, ME-, September 16:-The
Keunebec Journal tomorrow will pub
lish complete official returns Of the late
election of Governor from the entire
State, except some small places which
last year threw q total vote Of &6, about
evenly divided between the two parties.
These returns give Perham 1924; KIM
ball 5 1,742-majority for Perham 1859.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
To Teachers and Parents.

TO teachers ana
The time is approaching for our
schools to begin, and it would be well
to see that your pupils and children
are provided with books, states, PEN
ellis, pens and paper. You a get all
of these at Youart & Sargent's.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
Msetineat conman,s sohoo,-hous

Maetinget Co6man0 Schooa-hou9e.
A meeting Of the Republicans of
Washington Township will be held
at Cofrman's School-house on Satur-
day Of this week, September 81, At 2
O'Clock in the afternoon. The object
OF the meeting is to nominate town.
ship officers, Justice Of the Peace and
Constable. Addresses will be made
BY General William Wilkinson and
others. Let there be q full attend
aDce,
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Berk6hire PIGS.

1have a lot of Berkshire pigs ready
for delivery. Persons wanting pigs OF
the Berkshire stock will do well to
address me at Savannah, or call at
nv residence three and q half miles
north Of Rochester.
E. BRAYTON.
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For Sale.

One fine mare, warranted sound in
all and every particular of messenger
and Morgan stock; she now has o
mare colt, and is probably with foal by
the horse of Mr.. Cannon.
H. FRASSE.
Savannah Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
Clifton Housed
Under Neu

TUE undersigned, having become proprietor
nounce to the travelling public that he intends
Improving il in many respects, and an extended
xpsriepee as a landlord warrants the belief that
ne house will meet every want sought for in 9
erst elsss establishment. Commercial men will
end here q No. i sample room to display sam
pies. Special inducements to regular boarders.
bnnibuees leave for and arrive from every train
passing the city. Give us = frIal.
qSs j. n. CULLERS.
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$4,000. $4,000.

Wanted for sale, a good prairie
farm, of about one hundred and !
ty acres. Price not to exceed $4,000
cash. VIM. CHALLACOMBE,
Real Estate Agent.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20

The undersigned has just started q lime
Kiln one and a quarter mile north Of Sa-
nnnah, on the Whitesville road, where he
would be pleased to receive orders from all
Who want lime at very low rates. Give me
lcall. Orders left at the residence of q.
Bason, Savannah. AMOS COBB.
June Is, 1872. %"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20

EVERYBODY must register this fall,
whether they have registered before
or not.
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PHYSICIANS.

n L.G. STONE, Md, having located in ss-
ID. yannah, offers his professional services to
soufh side the Square, nnt door east of the new
puk Building. 49,
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o,.nt and Wilson Club.

=. kodsxsy Iownssh1i4gs n arSnt spS MGs0 si
Cun 49, H. Waferman's Building, northwest OF
- hal ~ ssysnnah, Missouri. An those up
us equccsr s in any of its forms are cor
Po.ins s M earnestly requested to participate IN
\ ae e;nes- /. n. WEBSTER, Prest.
or PkuL, Sec'y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
HORSE POWER
Cider Mill and Wine Press

The undersigned is improv-
ing his facilities for making C1-
der and Wine this fall and win
ter, and will make on reasona-
able terms.
Please give me a call.
Also have Cider Vinegar for sale
tiny MIL, in Savannah, No.
A' w. B. HOWARD.
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Freirht, going north, passes Savannah at ] A
and going south at 80 r. ~
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"THE MoIND CITY"

IS THE school Of the west, . liys institufi0n,
thorough, practical, and anording advantages
superior to any other. Over two thousand stu
dents have entered within the last feW yeAxr
from Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Iowa, NIL
nois, Kentucky, Texas, Colorado. and etAas
States tributary TO the trade Of st. Louis
For circulars and other infornnatioA, sddroao
ss THOs. A. RICE, Pres'S.
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At the Old 8tanh
South side of the Public Square

no my old customers 1 take great pleasure in
i Announcing that I have brought from New
York one Of the largest stocks ofgoods In my line
ever brought to this city, consisting In part OF
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-20
Q EADER,
Merchant Tailor,

INVEST SIDE THE SQUARE,
Nnvamuah. NE, Has had an expert.
noe Of many years, and all his work - hrst-
.lass Ia ssyic NJ nse~ial. J.
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HARDWARE &c.

COLBURN, JOY & CO., dealers in hardware,
l. etoyesand tinware, north side Of the square,
savannah, Mo. Jobbing in tinwork done on
hort notice. u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-02

Sbrn berab eie erforcerliAen @cridtSe
nta6reseln nuo nptbpenpise Scrfcbruns
gen Sstrpfcn perren, rie ron ituncenlan
gen WdrI@sn gang unc gar sri65pfte
unr in S6weis s~rbaSetcn 5ruppen li@
lan9Iam abtiiblen ;u laien. Gs mus
bier aaes etsn mad preubil6cm Mufer
Srben /; ererciren cort Gle Sruppen i'm
CONNER flint Stunren, 70 lcllen tie es
aud bier thun, rbEe bas man bepcutt
I'm rie piel 0rare Som lirli9er liest
ais Berlin. @ic cs nit ccm @eiunes
bsitsiultanre in Hpm sur 3sit ausiebt
er8ibt lth aus Ger amtli6cn @nsatc, cas
in zen ie6S Sa9cn pom 5. bis gum II.
au8uit ni6t wcniger ais 2f6 perIonen
Harden, tpdbrenc Die 3abl Ger 0eburten
ll9 MUIR auf 1856 belief. C@erm.)
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Yortugal.

Srisfe aus Ysri6iscensn Sbsilsn purs
tasals tefatisen Die Nabri9t cap s>
mem iorslam Sorbsrsitsten Ylaas 3uf,lse
am "a. unc 26. esS serFc6snsn Sul1
cine ResVlutiVn i'm san;sn 85nisrsi1s
ausbre6en iolte. Der sluftano In Der
Saupttart ipl!te eas Signal fir bic Gra
brbuns Der prpYinsen iein. Oa Ger err
iters aber i'm Seine srlidt puree, 70
Uurcen aud Die dbrisen beabf9tistsn
patItc 81 @aiisr. SeBt sebt eS absr
alien Sruppen an Den 8ragsn. Die STE.
sieran9 bat cie Siren Der Ssri1p5runs
in cen Sdnrsn unp list Die sefibrliblen
NleelSIiibrer einsn nab pem anceren elm
iteden. 3uSlei9 iInp neue militdril9e
TprlIbtsmaBreSrln 9etrc1sn ppreen, ea
CO bieb, BIC SerI6pcrenen pputsn sinsn
erneaten sersweifsIten Ssriu9 in 9iIas
bon MAIDEN, I'm ibre Sibrsr aus ben
@rfinSniiien uuc ppr Den YroesIen 40
retten. aud paS purcc Y~ereit.lt une bte
Serbaftan8en fpnntsn unseitSrt fcrtses
leBt perpen. OaS Oiaric DC Rpticias
pom 10. Ius. fibrt Die Namrn Der
wi4ti9ltsn &erbaftsten an. @ir Fnsen
rarunter esn Baron BON pcmarinbe,
cen GplpneI Ger prcYins BON In9plc,
Spaauim Sbcotpnip GpelbO Scr9eS, pels
DE an SOrp zines S~rirssl6iHes 0ebraGt
wurpsn ; ferner cen Maipr err Saser,
GarSalbr. Die @pbnunseu pieisr Sers
rem wurren rur6iudt ebenio sie apss
Ger Garririnba ec Srecrrp. Die slus<
beute an rplnprpmittirsnesn Yapieren
i6sint i%npelien ni6t irbt fart sspsieu
~ iein. Gin Sffsier ce5 Gatsa Gan
@irrsip, ipeIdes eiiIatcn bebsni&t MUIR
DC serbaftet, "a man fame, RAP rie SbOr-
riesel sertrcdsn paren. Der Artiuertss
@cneral Spbral, 0SuYerneHr spn pent,
de wurce spr paS Srie9sminiisrium CT
tirt. Giniss SfT;isre purcen Serbaftet.
Sn Sinbais 1T mad sitem spribsrsebs
enrsn @erlud, llnrrpnunssn ;a srresen,
biz Ruts nitt reitsr sstSrt rurpsn.
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Soaanb.

am ferpam, 26. au8.-Oie ertea
6iiidte Der internatipnaIen 8dblereten
bier sn 2anre beSinnen su rcifen. SSa
almrlc, nabe rer preubii6sn @rrnss bat
Elm StriFe Ger Sabrifarbeitrr tatt9efun<
csn, rrl6er ;u berrpbli6sn Au8l&reie
tun9sn fiibrte unp rie Sntersenticn Der
tepanneten Wa6t n5ttis ma6te. 8ie
i6 bore, tpurre aud @elo sertbeilt, Inn
Die llnSufrierenbett rsss gu erbaIten.
Gin 6abrifant Ger iI9 untsr bic 9eute
miEtte, um ile su bewessn, rubis bsimsue
sebsn uno il6 cen folssnesn Sas NIT
cen arteitsebem su Srrltanpisen, bate
Wiabe aus Gem @sprinse III fommen.
Die Serren 0iinitsr i'm Saaa m5ssn
nur juleben, cap e5 ibnen niGt aud
10 pcer gar mod i9limmer ersebt! Der
premier Ger iid frog Ger Atmabnuna
crs Serrn 8erifs ron ieinen mebr mad
linfs nsiSsnren GrlIss.n bspssen ltse,
Gem epnsres fein Setu sntsessnaufsL
len, l3sint iI& ni6t iebr bsbasli9 sa
Tiusn. Gr ecnferirt faff tasli&, iber
ersntusl gu nebmenrc Geprsliio : @ase
rrssln, NIT rem General prceuratur Der
prppin; SlpbOaanr, Ger cine III, &C.
mtbnliAe Gmiisfeit an Den Sag lest
une ale n6tbi9sSpriprse trift.-(0erm.)
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Stallion.

Ipm, 22. Ius.-Oie tribe Belt uctot
ii6 ibrem beiberisbnten Gnre III. Die
Sise, bisber cur6sdnsis bis III SO
0rar uni barber, 1T auf % @rac bins
ab8elunten Sprsetern batien mir nab
nebr ais cinem Sierteliabr Oane ben
eriten @epitterrcsen. GS lit in Der Shat
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