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her way from New Orleans to Louisville.
Captain Paul thinks that the damages to the
boat will be light, and that no will be able 10
take her to Evansville for repairs.
The full particulars of the explosion and
burning of the Shreve will be found in our
local column. One hundred souls barely
escaped death. The Shreve was built at JEFF
fersonville. Ind, in February, 1867. at a cost
of $50, 900. for W. r. Carter, j.. H. Conn, Jas.
Westlake and David Campbell. She is 200 feet
long, IS feet beam and feet hold. measure
ment tonnage 1886 1900, carrying capacity 600
tons. She has boilers % feet long 80 inches
diameter. cylinders foot stroke 20 inches
diameter. and were formerly in the Stephen
Decatur. She is insured in Wheeling and Gin
cinnati companies for SIS 900. Her freight list
was also insured. but we did not learn the
amount. We understand her owners ara j.
Conn and W. r, Carter.
A private letter from Vicksburg says that
Captain John Cannon ASSERTS that the Katie
will be ready for business in ten days or two
weeks at the furthest.
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GENERAL MARKET.

APPLES-CommOn TO good. So 5094 0Oi
choice and fancy, 81 secs %.
BUTTER-Choice held at 592Sc; fair 10
prime l9d20c; commOn, l29l5c.
BAGGING-Ranges from l39l41Sc for light
and heavy brands.
BRAN-Quiet at So 90.
BACON-No clear sides or shoulders in mar
ket; sugar-cured hams, 159l6c; breakfast
BEINS-0uiet: 81 6O@2 90 q bushel.
CHICKENS-Mixed and full grown. 81 SOC
3 50; old. 81 00S4 25, and scarce. Dressed,
CANDLES-Tirm. Light and full weight.
2O92lc.
CHEESE-Firm and scarce; factory. $50
161sc; English dairy. ls9l91sc.
COTTON SEED-Rirm and steady at $40 p
ton.
COFFEE-steady. Common Rio. 1s1S92oc /;
fair to prime. 2O1<92c; Laguyra, 2925c;
Java, 25(a2Sc.
CHARACTERISTICS firm at 50 5O97 50 for
choice.
CORN MEALS at 81 rs on the lsvee.
CRANBERRIE S-lull at Sll9l2 % y Dbl;
CORN-Dgll as 52955c for yellow and
DRIED APPLES = Dull at 41f@51sc p NJ;
DUCKsSsteady at So OO94 90 per dozen.
EGGS Firm at S5GSsc, and scarce,
FLOUR = Dull and unchanged. Low
grades, 81 5095 % mediBR, 81 rs ~; tam-
ny n.y., and and fancy, ~ 0sle~' Sales lsa Dds
GEESE-saies at 81 T dozen.
GuNNIES-Sec burlaps, Ice new,
l9c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PuBLIc LEDoER OFYIcE,


MEMPHIS. TKSN.. November q, lS12.
The appearance Of the street cars and an
increased number of drays, transfer wagons
and other modes Of transportation upon the
streets and landing to-day gives an impetus to
business in all branches that was hardly anti
cipated by even the most sanguine, and the
favorable aspect Of the weather adds not a
little to the general tone Of business. At the
banks and on Front street yesterday dull
and gloomy silence prevailed. while to-day an
activity like that noticed at the beginning Of
the season is noticed. The demand for money
has not increased TO an alarming extent, and
we End but isolated cases where even the de-
mand is pressing. This may be said, however.
10 be owing to the fact that a majority Of
the large moneyed institutions having
provided for the "spizO0tic" emergency
and proFidei themselves with currency 70
carry business through. and at the same time
worked 50 effectively upon the overcheckeTs
and borrowers as to enable them to help out
those Who are aetnally needy. Rates Of dis
count are steady at l09l2 = cent, at bank,
md from Ssi = cent. . month on the street.
Exchange is in limited supply, an1 to NEST
their own requirements there were several
banks in the market as purchasers to-day
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oxen anna muIes for sale.

Messrs. williamson. Bowers 4 Point
err, live stock and commission mer-
chants, Nos. 445, 447 and 449 Main
street, have fifteen yoke Of oxen and
fifteen mules for sale. The mules are
from central Kentucky, and have reeov-
cred from the epizootic, so that there is
no danger Of their being again attacked.
Those needing oxen and mules must APP
ply Immediately or they will be too late.
The advantage in possessing horses and
mules that have been attacked and have
recovered from the epizootic cannot be
too highly estimated. 76
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CUrTON.

Cotton moves with more activity day both
from the landing and the sheds. as we'll as
samples from factors tables. all Of which is
owing to the Grmness Of the Liverpool market
and decrease in the notorious horse disease
which for several days past has nearly demon
allied the cotton trade. The demand to-day
for the finer grades has been more active. and
even dusty eottons were " looked at" by buy
ers, and Notwithstanding decline Of Ne. as
reported BY the opening New York telegram,
there was fair inquiry this morning for all
grades. Sales yesterday footed up 1900 bales.
To- day there were gales Of 500 bales reported
up to noon. the most of which was in mixed
lots. ranging from barely good ordinary at
l6Ae to strict good ordinary at 71zc. Sellers,
as a rule. are still required to deliver cotton,
which they can do with ease, and buyers are
hardly as exacting in this respect as ON yester-
day. Butlittl change is noted in prices. We
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DIsrEMpER DISAPPEARING.
EpixootIc Fnshiens-A Chapter ON
Oxen-The knights OF Pyfhfas ON
the Horse.

EpixOotIc Fnshiens-A chapter ON
Oxen-The knights OF Pythfas ON
the Horse.
In view Of the epizootic hippodrymo-
sis. we shall not be surprised to hear of
the horse disease polonaise, the horse
epizootic distemper bonnet, the horse
catarrh hippodrymosis cellar, the epic
otto distemper catarrh hippodrymosis
cuffs; some sweet thing in skirts, for
instance the distemper pattern with ca
tarrh trimming cut bias, and headed by
an epizootic huting Of disease in hippo
drymosis box plaiis
The Knights of Pythias, at a meeting
held last evening, organized two compa'
MES as volunteers TO haul the steam en-
gines to fires by day and night. This
evening, at the regular meeting Of Ten
nessee Lodge No 3, X Of P, all neces-
sary arrangements will be perfected.
This movement is highly creditable TO
the members Of the new order, now so
popular in our city.
We have published numbers Of rem
edies for the cure of the disease, but
now every man has his vest pocket filed
with newspaper slips containing direc-
tons, etc Now that the patient OK has
come to the front, how to drive him be-
comes matter of Importance TO those
not we'll up in the business. In driving
them in the city, care should be taken to
get them shod before commencing TO
work them, as they can no more stand
the travel on paved streets without be-
coming footsore than can our horses
also, great care should be taken in sup
plying them with plenty of water two or
three times day, and little salt about
once week. It is entirely mistaken
notion that it is necessary to halloo, yell
or swear in driving an OK team. A sim
pie motion with the whip or hand, with
the words gee, haw, or whoa, will answer
much better. In driving them, always
keep on the ne ,r or left side, and about
the middle "a ceuter of your team.
When necessary to whip them, always
strike their hind parts as beat
ing them over the head never
does them any good, and only
frightens tneIn and inclines them to be
balky. If you wish them to haw or turn
to the left, strike the of OK gently with
the whip, using the woSd haw. If you
wish them to gee or 90 to the right, 90
up by their heads and make the motion
with your whip or hand the way you
wish them TO go. lfinclined to be lazy,
put shnrp-pointed nail or CAD in the
butt end Of your whip, and prick slightly
in his hind parts the one that lags be-
hind; this answers the same purpose as
spur for horses, and is much better
than chipping them. If your oxen are
trained 80 that you can drive them when
sitting in the wagon, accustom them to
the words gee and haw, accompanied
with u slight blow with the whip, striking
the off OK, as usual, if you wanted to
gee. Just as soon as your team learns
You do not intend to abuse them, You
can do almost anything with them you
wish. We bespeak for the gentle OK
kind trea tment and good care from those
now using them as motive power.
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Hons, breaking and Robbery.

Last night daring burglar entered
the dwelling of Mr.. W. e. Rayner, at
ellis Sh.tion, but was discovered by
the proprietor. A desperate struggle
ensued b. tween Mr. Rayner and the
burglar Ia the bedroom of the former,
which resulted in the escape of the UNI
welcome visitor through the window.
The unkn,lwn burglar carried of fine
gold watch but left his hat in the hands
of Mr.. Rayner.
FOUR OTHER ROBBERIEs.
In the same nsighborhood last night
burglars entered the residence Of Gen.
N. b. Forrest and carried off a gold
watch and one hundred dollars in eur,
rency The residence of Mr. A. 2.
Vandresser WAS entered in like manner,
the thieves carrying off large and val
liable lot Of rings, pins, chains and jew
elry generally. The residence Of Capt.
Ben May was likewise entered and a
hat and overc,)at carried of. They at
tempted to enter the dwelling of Michael
Meals, who resides on the Pigeon Roost
road. and shot valuable Newfoundland
dog that gave alarm. The robberies we're
daring in the extreme. Let our police
authorities keep sharp lookout Moth
ing like vigilance both by day and night.
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THANK sgiyine Oysters and Drinks

At the popular Inyincible saloon, on
the corner of Main and Union streets,
John Sturla has for sale fresh Baltimore
oysters by the barrel, gallon or can.
Professor Celia will FIX up Thanksgiving
cocktails, etc, in the most scientific
style. Sturla keeps his oyster psrlors
up stairs open at all hours for the ae-
commodation Of ladies and gentlemen.
The Invincible saloon is the place to
visit in search Of fresh shell oysters and
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MECE Piss The veteran coniec-
toner Joseph Specht, at No. 81 Madison
street, will have fresh supply of mince
pies for Thanksgiving tomorrow
These can be obtained fresh at all hours
during the day--a fact not to be ignored
by housekeepers who intend celebrating
the National Thanksgiving.
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LIVERPOOL. November q :. II 80 a.m.-Cotton
opens quiet but steady. Uplands. s1s@l0di
Orleans. l04@l03sd.
2p.m.-C Cotton is quiet but steady. Up
lands, e5sdlOd; Orleans l0149l05sd. Sales,
Il, 600 bales, of which 1000 were for export and
speculation. tft
5p.m.- Cotton closes quiet but steady. Up.
lands, g7s9l0d; Orleans, l0z9l03sd.
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sIoOo Reward

We will give one thousand dollars FOR
ANY INFORMATION that will lead to the
recovery of the four diamond rings stolen
from our show case, at the Exposition,
on Monday, October 2lst.
f. d. BARNUM & Co,
49.t Jewellers, 265 Main street.
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THASKs.-Fhe editorial corps Of the
LEDGER acknowledge obligations to the
Memphis Beading Room Association for
notification Of resolution adopted
extending the use and privileges of the
Reading Rooms to the corps on the
IsED5ER.
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ELLIOTT LINE.
Memphis & White River Packet Co.
u. S. Mail.
MEMPHIS, November 2, 1872.

MEMPHIS, November 2, 1872.
To the Merchants and Planters Of the White
River Valley:
Owing to extreme low water in White river,
and not having suitable boats, We Withdraw
would not do this il there were not plenty OF
light-draught boats already in the river to do
the business. This being the case, we feel that
we are not justified in chartering boats and
running them at loss. Our side-w wheel boats
will resume their regular trips on the first rise
in White river. In the meantime we will en-
deayor 10 have the United States mail deliv-
cred promptly by the light-draught boats;
W. x j. d. ELLIOTT,
s479 ProprietOTs.
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ST. ANDREWS SocIETY.-The annual
festival of St. Andrews Society will be
held next Friday night at the Peabody
Hotel. The affair is in good hands and
will be most delightful reunion.
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TaOR sALE-4A FARM = FORTY ACRES.
tNone OF the best places In the county, five
miles south Of Memphis. For terms apply 10
John Brown. on the premises, or Thomas
Leonard. attorney-at law. Sl5 Main St, 6l-S6
NOR sALE,-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE.
ii No. AS 3 Messy 'yit fSF FAX Ro SG1ssfRp
T5S-f Corner Monroe and Desoto SITS.
NOR SALE-AT- HORSE POWER PORTA-
Il BILE engine and boiler. in good working
order, now running the presses In this Office;
will be sold cheap TO make room for larger
one. Ut
EOR sALE.--ARRIVED, A FRESH CAR
e load Of mules and horses. at our Court
S2-f T1H- i. B. FARES a co.
IGOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il the southeast corner of DeSoto and Web
ster streets, containing six rooms. with els
tern, stables, fruit and shade teees. Apply
on the premises. sit
EOR FORREST HILTON THE
IL Memphis and Charleston railroad. seven
teen miles from Memphis, suitable for an edu-
cational institute or private residence. The
place contains two and half acres in garden.
highly cultivated; six acres in fine timber;
six acres Of lawn and shade trees; and the
rest in fruit trees Of the best variety. The
land is rich and the products remunerative.
The college building Is eighty BY forty feet.
and has twelve rooms the cottage has three
rooms and kitchen. etc; Best Of well and
cistern water; location high and healthy;
neiehborhood one of the best in Shelby county.
Address TH0S. H. ALLEN 4 CO., Memphis,
or see proprietor on the premises. $3.50
NOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS .SUITA-
i Bile for wrapping paper, very cheap, at
Public Ledger Office. lO4t
NOR sALE-A NEW slOO WHEELER 4
IL Wilson sewing machine, at big discount.
want different make. The machine Is what
the agent claims as their best. Any person
who likes 1t can get bargain. consider the
Wheeler * Wilson decidedly the poorest ma
chine in the market, and will sell it for $50.
73-t Il. WHITM0RE.t
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REMEMBER that j. Devote, corner of
Third and Adams streets, has the most
excellent stock of family groceries in
the city. Our readers will consult their
interests by going there for supplies
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PosToFFIcE CLOSED Tomorrow be-
ing Thanksgiving day the pOstofice
will close at ten am. The carriers will
make one delivery and two collections.
All mails close at ten N. and at twelve
at night
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AsroNIsHIxG.-Mr A. r. Droesher,
No. IS Moaroe street. has seven horses,
none Of which have the horse disease.
Any one can learn the preventive Gree
of charged by calling on Mr.. Drossher
at his place Of business, No. 80 Monroe
street. 10
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BOARDING..

BOARDING = TWO LARGE FRONT
ID rooms, suitable for gentleman and wife or
two single gentlemen, with board. A number
Of day boardsrs can be accommodated. Apply
at No. l69 Second street. 626
VATHITEM0RE HOUSE, lO9 AND Ill
wv Admins street, Memphis, Tenn. Cen
trally located, within one block Of the Expo.
stion building. is open fer the reception OF
guests visiting the Exposition. Fare, SO per
day. .a- l3l-t
DOARDING-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS,
ID with board at 200 Third street, between
adams and Washington. Day boarders also
wanted l5-t
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Notice 90 Cotton Merchants.
| am prepared 10 haul cotton at the
rate Of two hundred bales per day.
Apply 70 JANIS ALGEO,
I3f 1872 Main street.
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DoMISoEs turned ont at Coils in two
hours notice. 70
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Doors and shoes at extra low prices,
sold regardless Of cost, at the Southern
Palace. 332 Main street. 5St
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| take pleasure in informing my friends
and the gentlemen visiting the masked
ball tonight, that the Elephant, lately
ouartered at the corner Of Fourth and
Court, will hold forth tonight opposite
the jefferson street entrance of the Ex-
position Building. All kinds Of drinks
will be fifteen cents; beer; I've eeuts.
Cell and see JoHS.
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EAM BOATS.
For VicRsburg.

Anchor Line--Memphis and St. Louis Packet
Company-For Helena. Chicot, Greenville
the Little Rock. Pine Bluff and New Orleans
R. r.. also, the Mississippi, 0uachta and
Red River X. r.
Steamer G. G. Wolf, IN .
A. j. Carter. ...............
win leave as above THIS DAY. Novem
Der 9th, at s o'clock pm.
FLEM. CALVERT. supt.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

AHKIVALH.
Steamer Capital City. 81. Louis.
- John b. Mnude, St. Louis.
" Mary Mcdonald, st. Louis.
- Phil Allin. Friar's Point.
- @. w. Cheek. Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer John Kilgour New Orleans.
'' G. klliett, It. Louis.
" Capital City, yicksburg.
Z" ST. Francis, Marianna.
% Pat Cleburne. friar's Point.
d" Al. White, Napoleon.
- James u. Parker. Cincinnati.
e John b. Maude, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
undine.. Dardanelle. Mary Mcdonald, Phil
Allin, q. W. Cheek.
Daily report OF the stage Of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
at noon to-day:
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DomNoEs turned out at Coils in Two
hours notice. IS
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DoNIxoEs turned out at Coils in two
hours notice. %
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Changes.

Below high water Of 1871.
below low water Of 1871.
Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher (0)
stationary.
[0ficiafl S.W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. u. S. A.
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The Financial Chronicle of November sd
gives the following as the stock of cotton in
sight on November I'D and on the correspond
ing date last season as follows:
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

PITTsRURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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IL m.-Sales for January, IL ll-l6c; Feb
ruary, IS l3-ltc: March, ice; April, IL 5-l6c;
May, l9 9-l6c; December, 1880.
E2:O0 pm. - Cotton is quiet and nominal.
Spot sales to-day, 400; futures, 1900 bales.
Sales for January, lS9- Ice; March, l9c; April,
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Notfce.

SOUTHERN PALACE closing out sale,
Bargains are the rule" 5st
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FINEST billiard hall in the city-Wil
let's. BOT
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PUMPS. ls Jefferson street.
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For Vicksburg.

Memphis and ST. Louis Packet Company-For
Helena, Chicot, Greenville and Yicksburg-
Connecting at Chicot with the Little Rock,
Pine Bluff and New Orleans railroad; also,
the Mississippi. 0uaehita and Red River
railroad.
W. Tins h 6A4. So 7s AF ~. 80
at pm. e--11ssuA-sAA
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ST, FRANCIS lEs

VIA leave Memphis for Helena eyery us
DAY, connecting with steamer khODA for
All points on ST. Francis river.
On THURSDAY will receive and deliver
landings. For freight Or paslago Apply 90
board. ~
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8altisfher gopa.

Sirefte reseln dbige Sampfidiffabri
;luii9en Stettin unO Men9orf nia SO.
penbogen uno SABRE,
Oermittelit Der neucn ~cleganten &ofoam:
pier
s. M b oIbt. Sranflin. Sbor.
Saloien.
Grnlt Worib Nrn6t Tim Saul. Sal.
6iugtou Tim @au].
9ampfer SbormnIoicu, Gp'. g. 8urau'
BON, icgclt am 26. Dit. Modmittags 2llbl
pom 4ier -, siortb 9iiuer, pia 9aDrt
un0 Copenhagen.
Oampfcr n9umboIot", Opt. @rnolo,
so. Mopcmber.
0ompfsr Gborpalbfen" opt. @aran.
BON, II. Set.
NoiiaQc<@reife:
&on Ststtiu @oiitt $50 Goio,
GIN fdicneef 40 -
Son Nem @Jprf. @oiGtc 500 @oIo,
3miidcnftf 80
Grcuriion@zGinete oui Elm Sahr 0iltig
Salute, Golo $17O. 3piidenocf S65
Sinner inter 10 9otrcn Die $1!ite
Observation-Disclosures werbcu Mfa.
troten Qelicfcrt.
MSc0en 'Sjrntt nod Sen S~iicebIfN
uno %ailoae mcuhe man lid on
- L.. u eIsbcra. Q9t.
SfFce 30 40 Sroa9mN9, u. q.
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Srrmilhtes.
: Sos golt in England bolt Ssr<

-Sos Soft in England bdlt Sers
ianmlunqe.., I'M su beratben, OBJ nidts
oeIdeben f0nne, nm baS Sleiid su nieos
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ruie gu ibrer 9iIie teitra9en %fonnen, be-
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S6neineFetid. lIHisr @rport BON ge-
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SalsFeiI6, S6maIs, mad europa lel'
bcn lebtsn Monatfn mar uro lit nod
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aanben ~rorbon>en, Dap in Sabresirilt
ole &n;a5I ser e6peiHc iebr o5HegmeH
mir0.
SD CLAUDE, SaB Ser GARNER, iue!9tr
9erbitferfel bat, wobI than wtr6e, tic 81
bebalt:n uro gut. Yf:sc ibntn an9eHei'
ben I'll laTen, SnncrboIb SabreSfrili
vserben fs gsludt iein. Sd CLAUDE, IN
9Sciten berridt ole 2lnfi9t, OGs @srtltz
icrftl nidt % portbciIbaft wie 8ru)lingSS
ferteI icisn, ouein 10 welt mcine Grt"p'
runs rejdt. 10 tann i3 woDIleIIeTcS
SAmciueHtil9 er3cu0cn BON frnben
9er0ffcrfsln, ais con BrJhlin9oferFeln,
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tera gut sl balten. Sinb je CIT aus9e'
wintert, 10 bleibcn Tie fctt lei Slice mols
rcnb 3ts Somslers uub Gin pcni9 Melidz
form i'm @ertTc bcrcit:t iie fIr per
SGl00tcr sOr.
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aefoats5 @eIidtOrniGrct NIT ctno'
&ieie gu 9eben, oI5 lie IL ircllen mi
seroauen f6nnen, bis iie bier MtOnot al
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mo5lfeiIsreS nns wcnissr conccntrirtc:
Suffer sufommcn 81 loil.n s. gicb
fein beleres, oils Slice. &ut bieic g1eil'
taun berbaItnibm0bi9 gu btllgen &olEel
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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-28
C. 3. RICHARD & EOlS.

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