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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-01-04

Since writing the above, I have
seen the Christmas tree at the
Presbyterian Church. The space al
lowed is too small to speak at
length Of its rare and surprising
beauty, its branches burdened with
geodly gifts from generous donors.
The star, arches, mottoes-all the
decorations suggested that sacred
scene and suspicious event, when
the Son laid aside the glory which
he had with the Father before the
foundation of the world, and came
and tabernaelcd among men-a
lowly child, a sorrowing man, and
yet the God Of Glory.
Mr.. Taliaferro had been selected
to prepare the children for the COM
ing of Santa Claus. This he did in
a speech Astounding in clear c ,ncep-
tions, expressed in language equal
" perspicuous and foreible. He
retained the attention of an appre-
ciative audience to the last.
The liberal dispensations of
gifts put the children into trans
ports, while the parents participa-
ted with serene joy.
In view of the qualification at
forded the little ones on these sew
eral occasions, 1 am sure that these
who labored so unweariedly in their
behalf will never regret it. They
mark bright places where memory
will love to linger. Like flowers in
the desert, they viii fill the minds
with fragrance and give delight for
many a mile in the hot journey of
life. For a month to come, dreams
viii throng the ivory gate Of sleep,
and chase away all childish care.
Your labor of love is not in vain.
Perhaps ere another anniversary,
some heart, beating, high with hope,
will cease to pnlsate; some little
hand eagerly stretched forth for its
present, viii be cold and chill in
death. At this Thought the tears
start. But listening, I catch a strain
from the Anthems Of the Angels
sweet and clear it sounds-the
same tender voice which tonight
sung
"ovsr there, sending back to soTroBing
souls,
Here sweetor bowers than Edons bloom;
/ Nor sin nor sorrow know"
At last may we ali "cross over the
river and rest under the trees" and
have right to the tree of life fast
BY the throne of God.
AIRs. s. +. MOONEY.
nac % 1871
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~ ~ 'A-4At4AAAaaA-aAN w aAaAAa
The New York Herald thinks Gen
Grant is not as secure against i'm
parchment as he may imagine or as
his Aattsrers may represent The
HeraM says our first impression was
that there seemed something Quix-
otie in the proposition; but since
the development of considerable op-
position in Congress, from the com
mencement of the session, to Gene
raj Grant and his administration,
among leading republicans, inn
peachment appears possible, if not
probable.
Should the project be started the
disa1ected republicans and the de-
mecrats together might have a ma
jority. 1t is not certain that they
might not have even a two-thirds
vote. There is, undoubtedly, a great
deal Of opposition among the repub-
Leans OF the House 70 General
Gmnfs measures and denomination.
Such a coalition between a portion
Of the disaaected republicans and
democrats would not be surprising,
for that seems to be the tendency
just now among many OF ihe politi-
clans throughout the country.
Should the project De fairly started
Il is not unlikely thar . greater de
teetion of the republicans would be
seen than present appearances may
indicate. There are q number 81
prominent republicans who have 40
hope or future prospect before them
shoald General Grant BE fcnonina-
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ted aad reelected. and then there
are others who would delight in the
political excitement and chances i'm
parchment would bring.
It IS hardly worth while discus
sing the legal or constitutional
ground for impeachment. We saw
how little there vas in the case Of
SIR. johnson. The question is real
H. a political one nov, as It was with
the late President. Still, General
Grant is Tar more vulnerable than
his predecessor on legal or constitu-
tfonaI grounas, should his enemies
be determined and have the power
to impeaeh him. johnson was 3
strict eonstructionist Of the law, had
great political experience, and was
careful to keep within the bounds of
legal enaetments, however pugua-
ciOus he was in fighting Congress
and the republican party. Grant
vas without political experience,
was educated in the school OF mill
tary and arbitrary power, and has
assumed authority when not clearly
granted, or not granted at all. His
/ pr0tectorate over St. Domingo, and
entering into certain contracts there
without authority Of law, or by ov-
erstraining the authority given to
/ him; his unnecessary use of martial
/ law in the South, though invested
with q certain discretion, and Other
arbitrary acts above the law ano
against the liberties and interests o
the country, which the impeachmeni
movers have enumerated, afford ma.
teriai enough to arraign him.
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IfnrIaimed I.eifers

Remaining in the Post Office in
Pulaski, Dec. 30th, 1871
Berry, Miss. Manda; Commins,
Carrot; Dickson, VIM; Force, John
narhan; Hopson. Rose; Jordan S. J /;
Finnoi, Sills; Johnson, RObt, II
Kethers. A Miles, Willis: MeKenna,
Henry; Pits. E. o: Wilkes, Isaac;
Wilson, Hanna;
Parties calling for these will say
advertised J. D. LEWIS, P. N.
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400 Bbls ST. Louis Flour in bbas and
sacks.
100 Bbls Tennessee F1our In bbls 4nd
sacks.
100 Kegs Nails
100 56 Horse Sails ana Shoes.
. Es5Is and Is bbls 81. Q. 1L0iasses.
10 do fne SyEupg
10 Hhds n. o. and DemeTara sugars
10 Bbls Refined Sugars.
SO Bags Coffee, all grades.
Besides almost every. other article IN
the Grocery and Hardware line, all Of
which are offered at the lowest market
satcs. HILL & MILLER.
Jan 4, 1s72-1m-
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cHANOERY sALE OF LANps.

G. \. OrdWay 8 ais, Is. Anna B. Bram-
lett & ais.
DURSUAET to a decree of the Chan
u Gerry Court at Pulaski in this cause
] viii on Thursday, the
25th Day of January 1879
sell at public sale to the highest bidder
on the premises, the remainder Of the
lands mentioned in the pleadings, on 4
credit Of ], 2, 3 & years with Interest
from date, except 8 cash payment Of 3
per cent, on the day OF sale, containing
about $50 acres, situated about 3 = miles
North Of Pulaski, on the waters Of Pig
con Roost Greek. Notes with approx
ed security required and q lein retained
until the purchase money is paid.
YIN. F. BAILENTlNE G. & n.
Jan. 4, 1S72-tsis.
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Pulaski, Tenn, Jan. 4, Is7a.

In retiring from this business I be-
speak for my successors a continuance
Of the liberal support SO generously be-
slowed upon the old firm, and do most
cheerfully and cordially commend them
to the confidence end patronage Of the
good people of Giles and surrounding
counties, believing them from q long
connection with the senior to be emil
nentlv worthy. And for the c0Tdiality
with which 1 have been supported in
nv business from the day that COM
menced in Pulaski up to the present
moment / trust that shall ever cherish
the most grateful recoliectiOns.
Up. MCGUIRE.
Pulaski, Tenn, Jan. 4, 1s72-4t.
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FUNHE copartnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned, un-
der tile firm name Of Mcclure & ilill
IS this day By mutual consent dissolved,
J. p Mcclure retiring. Our accounts
notes sc, are IN the hands of our sac
eessors Hill & Miller for settlement, and
we most earnestly but respectfully ask
all persons indebted to MS TO cali and
settle at once. We trust that our friends
will appreciate the condition Of our Du-
siness and respond without further de-
mapd. J. 2. MCGUIRE,
J. J.. HILL.
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CPowded Ont.

There are several interesting com
municationss much interesting news
matter, and many local items which
it has been impossible to provide
space for in this issue.
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Messrs. L ~. MeCords Henry
Brannon and WIN. S. EzeilsA7sisting
il the labor Of distributien. II
looked a pity to despol the tree,
and I found myself wishing for the
warning. See thoa DO it net."
The benevolent old gentleman
knew what he vas about and IN
truth seemed to have studied the
wishes and wants Of all Books for
the literary. pens and ink-stands
for ready writer's, tobacco, pipes
aud pouches for lovers Of the weed,
silver cups, knives and forks,
shawis, shoes, slippers, stockings,
boots, hats, furs, flowers, wearing
apparel, table linen and ware, toilet
sets, wine sets. breast pins, ear
rings. gloves, pin cushions, needle
cases, books, albums, pictures, per
iamery, mats, dolls, tricks, notions,
aud pretty things generally.
Mr.. Editor: I cannot enumerate
all. heard you say it would "re-
quire two or three trips to take
/ your portion home" Beneyolence
beauties, and heard a gentleman
Of taste remark that the venerable
Saint looked even more handsome
than on ordinary oeeosionsi After
sufficient time had elapsed for ex
CARNATIONS of wonder and delight
by the little ones, they joined il
singing Am I soldier Of The
Crossq7
This put US in fine frame To-
. what was to follow. John C. Les
ter, Esq, was introduced, and pre-
scented to ths Church, through thu
Pastor, a sacramento service, "pur
chased by some of the members anC
friends Of the Church" Th'
: speech was characterized by purity
, Of thought and delicacy of diction-
delivered with the ease Of a cOurtie
aud gravity Of q christian. Ma.
ne be as successful in all his speech
makingl The gift was grateful.
, received, a few pertinent remark
made, then the doxology. Prais
God from whom all blessings flow,
I Was sung by the congregation, an
: the benediction impressively pre-
nouced by. Rev. DR.. Mitchell, Paste
Of the Presbyterian Church.
2 Dec. DC. 1871.
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chancery Sale of Lands.

Chancery Sale Of Lands.
VIM. f. Ballentine, Admr. s ais.
VS..
T. B. Phelps, & others.
DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chan
i Gerry Court at Pulaski in the above
cause, / viii OnsSaturday the 9th day
of January 1872, sell at public sale to
the highest bidder, at the Cours-house
door in the town of Pulaski, on a credit
of 6 s. - months with interest, the
tract of land mentioned in the plead
ings, situated in the
Sth CIVIL DISTRICT
Of Giles county, on the waters of Ieath-
erwOod creek, adjoining the lands Of G..
A. Hopkins, James n. Edwards and
others, and contains about
20 La Acres.
Said land win be sold free from the
equity of redemption. Notes with APP
proved security required and a lien re-
tanned upon the land until tlle purchase
money is paid.
WM. +. BALLENTINE, c. & N.
Jan. 4, 1S72-t1ls.
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ANS 80 y 4zs~s = - - = 49,
NAFiNC suggested % the County
IA Court Of Giles county tie knsolv-
cpcy Of the estate Of Joshua Brow ming,
deed, notice IS hereby given u all par
ties having eiains against the same to
ale shem duly auzheutieatci With the
Clerk OF said court within SIX months
flxsIn the date hereof, Tor nrorat4 pay
uelt. scsEeu -. Brow s7Ic,fs .4elulF.
Ban s. 1s7f-sl-e
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A IL persons indebted TO the estate Of
"A Wm. bearing, deed. are hereby
notified to come forward, aEd make
payment without DELAY and those hay-
ing claims against the estate are requir-
ed % present the same. properly anthem
dcated, IN the time prescribed BY IzW,
or thsF viii be haired.
Al. DEARiNG. admir-.
Of WM. DEARfNG, Deed.
Ian. q lal1-Ll-a
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Two DESIRABLE
TRACTS OF LAND
FOR sALEy


r viii give to some man a very great
i bargain in the above lands. One
tract containing about $50 acres, situa-
ted within one mile of Testers station,
on the railroad, viii be divided If desir-
cd into tracts containing from 81 to 50
acres, all desirable and conveniently sit
uated. Price 1921 cash if sold alto
gether, or on easy terms if divided and
sold on credit.
The. other containing about 10 acres
situated less than mile from Prospect,
adjoining DIR. Mason and John West
mOreland, has two settlements upon it
is divided by a public road, and viii be
sold together or in two tracts. Terms
WARMING
Is hereby given to parties not to disturb
the timber on these lands. Further
trespass will be dealt with through the
law. JOHN A. BEASLEY.
Jan 4. IS72-4t.
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MEDICAL CARD.

Dr.. II. GaAs7, On. &. C. AnraSAzHy-
Pulaski Tenn,
nRS. Grant & Alternately have this
dav formed a copaftnership in the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
OFF1cE.-The one formerly occupied
by them on End. Main street near the
Presbyterian Church. Dr. Grant can
be found 1T night at the residence oecn-
pied las wear BY David s. Martin, CT
1st. Main street. DR.. Alternately as mis-
residence. Jan 4, 1s72-ly
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Groceries 40 Furniture.

d ANKIN, still the cheapest man in
h town, FOR CASH, offers Gro
eeries and Furniture, and especially the
Furniture, as cheap, or cheaper, for
cash, as the same can Se bought in Pu-
iaskt. Try him and be convinced.
Jan 4. 4S72-4t
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COpaCtDeTSh1p - Ct1CSs
NSIfF UNDERSIGNED having formed
partnership under the firm name of
Hill & Miller, viii continue the bu-
siness at the old stand Of MCGUIRE &
Hill, and trust by close attention TO bu-
siness and fair dealing to merit a con-
tinuation Of the patronage so literally
bestowed upon that firm.
i'll. HILL,
JNo. y. MILLER.
- 4o-7 A.
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Chaneery Sale OF Lands.
John NJ. White & wife Is. James H.
Msxey Jr.
DERSUANT tot decree Of the Chan
u Gerry Court at Pulaski IN this cause,
win Oh Saturday
January 27ths 1872
sell az public sale to the highest bidder,
at the Courthouse door in the town OF
interest and free from the equity Of re-
demption tile tract Of land mentioned
in the pleadings, situated in the 18th civ
II district of Giles county, adjoining the
lands OF Auge Cox & VIM. ArEowemith
ard contains by estimation
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40 Acraa

Notes with approved security required
and a len retained for the payment Of
the purchase money.
VIZ. f. B=1IsLENTINE G. & II.
Jan. {. ls1l-ttis.
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ID suwPTFR

viii continue the practice Of physse, his Of
zee being at the the Drug store.
FienGy Of South Union and Landreth.s
Garden Seeds GA hand.
sesS-rf sUMPTER q LACEY.
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1908

@eneralftabes unp bes Communicated eines
Der Nrmee Corps fetn, bte fosleid mad benz
VDtunl pss 5peiten Sbeilfs pes Nrmee : sc.
ffbes nerhen erridtet tperben."
Aus Spwa. Gtner Der befttgten Sc,
tpitterltarn'e ftats Iesten @onntas abee Ben
norbliAen She'll Don Soma binues uno bat
srcBea Saaeen an9eridtet. Muf Der Gar
psrs Serr9 Stution ldlue Ger 8lis In bas,
Depptsetduee unp bic Gelesrapbenofiee Der
Gbteaso, Dubuque unp Minnelota Giien-
taba Elm, tn 6olse bsHen pisislten sdajlt9
serftDrt uurben.
las 2esen rer S6ienen auf Der Gbieasc,
Dubuque uno Mtnneipta gatn wurbe beute
wiscer aufaeupmmeu unb Miro oiele Mrbeir
in Babe bis ga Crescent ppuenpet fsin. no.
bur6 Elm NnlhluS an bic Milraufee unb
ct. Yaul 8abn tergeteat wtro.
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Neuigfettcn.

Aus Berlin meleet Der Ielesrapt,
cab bic %ipsenannten vAltf1tbclifen" (9feu,
pretstlnten) in S0ln an pcrisea 5rsitas
cine S%erlammlun9 bielten pcQe hreibun-
cert an Der 3atl. Son Ben %flnftauienp
dhten &atboltfea, bic in giniepsta ta9tsn,
pubte Der Ielesrapt naturIih ni6ts.
9rnbpn,2 %. Sept. Gin2etesrapb Ypn
5ebsran bertAtst, rie Gbclera putbe NIT
Der srD6tsn 9sftisfeit In Sotbara, Yeriisn.
eaut unsefabrer Shdsun9 far5en eaisltf
BET t~aufeno Men(Aen tds!it an btelsr
Seu6e.
Sn 5panten mirb trps after Siseesz
Oeps'hen Der &sgierung Elm neuer &arlt<
fen. Mui1anp %organi1irt.
Yarts, 81. Sspt. g'Olipe, Deibamps
uno Dtrepile, BRET Gommunitsn, rpelde me>
sen Grmprpuns ron @eisein gum 8poe ser-
urtteilt unb In pe1en Saasn urtbeilsurela
%perunaen perpeisert ncrren iinb, waroen
butte Mcrsen erlaONea,
aus Sapanw irb gemslpet: Gin 1dn>
ceres Grpbeten erihredte am 3. Sult be
Burger yptobama's, mdbrenb bic &~uitsnbe'
mptner am %. Stunt pom einem ilrdterlt>
den @turms beimseiudt pprpen iinp. Auh
bic @tplera 1T aufset1eten unit 1T In yeeoo
rben 70 wenis wte In surppdtihsn S1dpien
germ seieben. Der Mifaec iest in,mi,bea,
iei Is, bab ct BON Der &l6tis'ei. ieinsr Mabr
reseln Dber Der Treue feiner untertbanen
fet iber3suat if, feline &unpreiie rutis fort
unb it In 6tcso ausefOmmen, no. nebentei
seiast, ttne @as @ompasnie fih ssbiloet
bat. go ptrb Sapan balb bic betoen gro
gen Yropufte moperner Gultur BADEN, Uas
unp G,lenbabnen. DEM tbatldhlt6 lit bic
Giienbatn fhon pcatnoet, ia eine 2pfpuo>
ttpe eett beretts mebrere Male bes 2ases
mad gebpp, no bic Giienbabnsebdube tbrer
@oaenbuns entsesenseten; etne n1te Gr.
Dfnuns Der 8abn febt jeoenfaas bspcr.
3u pieitn euten Na4ri4ten iet nod bic bette
%btn3usefist, ndmltd, bas bic &esieruus
ndhiens Dem Iaffaufen iapaneflher Mip>
den III ihdnpliden 3rpeden, etnem @efddft,
pas bic Gtineien 70 LANCE bet:ieben baben,
Elm Gnbe MAIDEN pirb.
allies m6slt&! Man fdrstbt Der "a.
oitalen Dang. 3ts.": Die Na&tiht bab
bic @eiflihfeit Der &rtRli&en Conditioner
Ginlabunsen CUR Sdeularieter @efpreubens
in Marienburs ertalten, bat unter ben Stu.
ben o~1ssmeine Nufresuns unb eeredtss8e.
fremben peruria@t. Dte mir t0ren. feben
pom btsier ssite enerstf&e proteRe fosar an
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Der IS q II D e E r.
9as 8leiReber 1T Wfiiouri.- Sp wie fri,


Der tn ben pefli6en Stlaten bas9plcfeber,
70 berrfdt jsst in geriaiass, in Midouri,
bas 8leifeber. @Qes mas nur 3ett uno
8rdfte bat, 1T an Der Mrbeit, 8let 5u eraber.
Ginse1ne iiap idon 70 sladli4 sepeien, nit
bteler Mrbeit 500 per Sag uno n1ebr ais bas
gu perbtenen.
3orace 0reeleY, wel6er Dor etnisen1asen
bic Misunderstanding in Cincinnati be-
fubte, murbe auf isiner Geiie turh ben
Staat Obto nit srobem Subel empfansen
unp belt in mebseren 5tdptsn &niprahen
an ba6 Soft.
Sn Netu Oort fano porise Wcde etne &e>
form Denomination gu @unnen @reele's
fatt. ueber 10000 Mdnner waren auf Dem
Spmpfins Square periammslt, 100 Elm ball
bes Duyenb @ebnerbabnen etriGtet maren.
| 5stt 3ebn Sabren erlebte New yprt ntats
Mebnlthe5.
@ablumtriebe.-Der n6erplb" brirst fol.
9enoes erbaulihe Studlein aus benz @rante
Eager nit Der Nufihri't: uShlnolih, aber
rpabr." Cine Sclpattnritrne, welhe elmer
fletuen Nclttalteltsae III WaNahuietts sor>
ltett, ma uber Dit etssntbumtihe Nuslesune
bss @enlpnsssisges Mat p,niy ubsrraidt,
ais le DOR e~inisenla9en zen BEN Gbrenper,
then unb Gbswuroissn S1me5 9arlan, Gors
flyer psS Grant Gomitt5 IN Walbtnston,
nahitetenpe Mtttpeiluns er5tslt:
,Jn hsm Oiauben, Dap sic an temSiese
bfr rspubliEauiiten Ganctoaten fir @rlit<
bent uro e,Nraibent Den re9itan Intpeil
nebn;en, iinp wtr lD fret, sic auf ben beige
idIcTsnsn seorudtsn grtef, pcrnab 8ei>
trdse fur cen Jpno gum Drude Sou Ipfu>
rrenten uno CUR 8strettun9 anrerer @1bl,
aussaben eincerlanst reresn, aufmerfiam
su MAIDEN. @enn @ie I'M Stanbe iinp,
uns 1pbalp mis mDslth $40 etn;uienren,
ptrbsn5 sic berenGmpfans PROMPT unp pant'
bar belhetntst erbaltea."
8eteusruns gu 9artetsweden 1T f9rn an
unb fur ii9 Elm Sfanpal unb etne Saanbe
aber tpenn bic Sa6e 70 wett setrieben wtrS.
bab elmer armen Wittpe $40 abseprebt wer'
ben, UNI 5u Wablumtrieben 0elp ~auf3utrei'
ben, neil fe la serape In benz geise etne'
pte1etdt unoereutenoen potbalterfede be.
fnbet, barn 1T bic Mneelegenteit fbon meb,
ais ftanbafDs; Ge iIntt 81 bpoenlcler &C.
meinteit berab."
Auf HeiIcn sebt u aud Der General
9oitmsiter Gre0peQ, I'M in Obtp fur feiner
8rupbe;rn Grant gu tumpen.
Muf ben grofcn Stcn berridten In Der
lesten Sassu tetttse &seentarme uno MAJ
ten Die Sbifabrt unifer.
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Sn6ertii1.

Mus Geutidlanb ltnb uns ppn Der Ser
per'f6en 0erla8stanpluu9 gu 6retbura
i'm Sre,ssau 3usefummeu:
&alenoer fur 3sit unb Gmiefeit,
1878. &pblfApar3. Son Aiban
Strl3.
Dieter reue &1,eaeer t:inst cine @eibs
telcb,enper &rtifel iter: l. 9eit uub 2eben;
?. bos sefdbrliGfe Spid; 3. tas tleine
0ebirn srcbsr @egrsn ; 4. Sduliaden; 5.
Gin &attplif unp tin @rotefant rupfen Elm
9utnlein ; g.. @tedtr;ef sesen .3eitunsen;
7. MGtlen, Mrtllieuen uup @ublen !; s.
@iuditlisss neues SQbr. Der Name ees
bs1ltnIten gerfa0srs turst fur bic @ette>
senpsit tes @erfss. Ga t1un man nur "a
gen: Ninm unb lies!
Gtenlp pertdlt es iih NIT benz
Sausfreuun, 3atbOltider 8alenber fir
1878, 8Dln am &bein S. uno W. Botferee's
9utbaneluns. Muh gu baben bel 9e:ber~
Der Sntalt bieies 8alenters, su relden-
Stberaler Ssier. eridttd nidt -Seiuiten bic
bebsutenptsn Nrtltel s~eliefert, 1T febr ret&~
battie unp unafaet neben Dem 8alentartun1 ::
3eit4e1didnidee, @ebi6t, @dtbiel, Gr3dt-
lunsen, @emeinniisisss, Natursefdtdtides,
fcear Muifaltldes unp ipar einen ,@rus
an bus @ettrlanp."
8stpe &alenber Irt NIT stelen Bilbern
s~esiert.
Terner iinb bel 6erter srihienen:
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