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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

FIRE NEAR LEwGsToN.-At n little
past noon, on Friday of last week, the
dwelling house connected with the mill
and ranch of j. f. Hoadley, near Lewis
ton, WAS burned to the ground. Mr.. Geo.
Sargent has had the property rented dur
ing the past year, Mr.. Hoadey having
left the county and become resident of
Cloverdale, Sonoma county. Sargent had
been to dinner, and locking the house re-
turned to the mill, when short time after
his attention was attracted by the bowling
Of his dog which had been left in the
house. Looking in that direction he saw
the building wrapt in flames. Rushing
to the house he at once realized that the
fire was under too great hcadway to be
chcckcd, and therefore went to a side
window and broke it in, thinking to save
his account book which was in that room
but through the opening thus made the
flame, heat and smoke rushed with such
fury as to knock him down and burn him
severely though not seriously. Picking
himself up as soon as possible, he went to
the front door and broke it in, thereby
creating a current through the house, but
it was so completely on fire inside that it
was impossible to enter, and he quickly
returned to the side window. Thrusting
his arm through the opening previously
made he was fortunate enough to secure
his book, which lay on desk near the
window, although his arm was badly
burned in doing 50, Sargent, we learn,
lost q gold watch and cham besides cloth
ing, bedding, etc.; also, of some thirty
thousand pounds of potatoes stored in the
cellar under the house, twenty thousand
were destroyed. Hoadley had bargained
the property to Taylor & Dack and had
come from Cloverdale to give possession,
just getting in sight of the house in time
to see it burn. We learn that the sale of
the property was nevertheless consum-
mated, Hoadley deductng the value of
the dwelling. We have heard no esti-
mate Of the loss. OF the origin of the
fire nothing is known further than it was
accidental.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27
United States Land Office,
HUMBOLDT, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
Nov EMnER eth, 1873.

NOVEMBER 7th, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to
1N whom it may concern, that an appi-
cation has been made by Joseph Mctiil-
livray to the Government of the United
States for Patent to the following dcs-
cribed Placer Mining Claim, viz Known
rs the Osborn Placer Mine, situated in
North Fork Mining District, Trinity
County, California, being bounded by tho
mining claim of Henry Lawring ct. AL
on the lst and 9th courses and on the
I'd, I'd ard 9TH courses by public land
on the 4th course by mining land claimed
by George Yoe on unsurvcyed land, in
Town. "a North, II West, Nj. ID. Nj.
Commencing at post, marked "O,"
in mound of earth with pits and trenches
Var. 1923 l. ; from which the corner
common to Townships No. 81 and 33
North, Ranges s and West, Nj. ID. NJ.
bears S66o40'E distant lI30.07 chains
thence, lst course, East 6.52 chs interscct
a spruce 2S in. in diam, marked "O,"
for corner ID course, S560E $40 chs
interseet II spruce 40 in. in diam, marked
49," for corner Sd course, Sl0oE 600
chs set granite rock l6Xl2X5 in, marked
"O," for corner 4th course, SlSoW
7.25 chs intcrscct dend spruce tree, SO in
chcs in diameter, marked 49," for cor;
9TH course, NI2o30 w lilo chs Il pine 40
in. in diam, 14.23 chs set post in mound
Of earth with pits and trenches, marked
"O," for cor; 9th course, N44o30'E
4.40 chs to and closing on starting corner.
and containing an area Of Twelve and
30-l00 acres.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
same before the Register and Receiver Of
the United States for Humboldt Land
District, Mt Eureka, California, within
sixty days from the first day of publish
ing and posting hereof.
G. +. ROBERTS.
novl-5GOd Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27
u. -. LAND OFFICE.
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
NOVEMBER l4th, 1873.

NOVEMBER llth, 1873.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN James Ward, whose Post Office ad-
dress is Weavcrville, Trinity County,
State of California, has made application
for Patent for the following described
Gold bearing Placer Mine Situated in
! Oregon Gulch Mining District, in said
County and State, and known as the
Oregon Guch Mountain Placer Mine,
and more particularly described in the
plat and field notes on file in this office,
as follows, to-wit:
Lot No. 81, in II 80 N, r 10 w, NJ d
NJ beginning at a post Mt tho n + corner
Of the claim, said post marked w 81 Co
on the SW side, NJ IL Co on the n w side
and B " Co on the Il side, from which
the Township corner between Townships
Nos 81 and 80 N, RS and 8 West, NJ
ID NJ, bears S59036E Il THAI chains dis
tant running thence South along the
West boundary Of Beavers 81 Co.'S Mine
SOC chains to post in mound of rock
marked B & Co, being SW corner OF
Beavers " Co.'S claim 4; thence East 100
chains along the South boundary Of B &
Co.'S claim TO post in mound Of rock A.,
marked w IL Co, for corner thence
South 1900 chains to post, marked w
" w. III u ulOulu VI TOChs lOT inc DE
corner OF the claim thence West 1900
chains TO post in mound of rock,
marked w X Co, for corner thence
North $40 chains TO a post in mound of
rock, marked w a. Co, for corner thence
West 80. 90 chains along the North bound
AIRY Of Sturtvant IL Whitmore claims and
the Scott claims TO post in mound Of
rock, marked w & Co, for the SW cor
ner of the claim: thence North 4.95
chains along the East side of Clary 81 Nc
Carthy mining claim to quartz rock con-
tanning about .76 cubic inches MARKEDLY w
~ Co on top thence N39o + l4.O0 chains
to a granite rock, marked w & Co, in
rock mound thence N3OoE 2.85 chains
to post in mound OF rock for the N w
corner of the claim; thence East along
Monroe " Co.'S mining lands, to tho
place Of beginning, 5G.77 chains. Con-
tainlng l59 43-l00 acres. Said lines were
run on variation Of 1890 East. Said
claim is bounded on the North by Monroe
" Co.'S mining claim and partly on the
East by Beaver q Co.'S claim partly on
the South by Sturtivant 81 Whitmore
claim South West by Clary u Nc Car
thy mine.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required TO present the same
before the Register and Receiver of the
United States Land Office, at Shasta,
California, within sixty days from the first
day of publication Of this notice.
AARON BELL,
no22 GOD Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

WHooPING-CoUGH has been quite Sc
we're in this county during the past few
months, several little children having
died of it. During the past week, Man
uel Rabbit, a Portuguese living near
Douglas City, lost two of his children,
one an infant of five months, the other
we know not how old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

ITEM SPOILED The man who didn't
like to sleep alone went to bed one night
this week with his pipe and a CANDLE
Pulu mattresses smell strong when smoul-
dering, and as there was water within a
reasonable distance, we are obliged to
defer his obituary to some future time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

SINGULAR.-J. r. Driver, of Canon
City, tells us that on Saturday last NJ. II.
Yale killed deer near that place which
had only one whole leg, the other three
having been shot off, or otherwise ampu-
tated, below the knee. He also states
that the ends of the short members were
as hard as the natural hoof and that the
deer could run like a-well we don't
want to tell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

SACRAMENTO LETTER.--A crowd of
Holidays, rainy days and short days, this
week, has cut off our time, and we are
obliged to omit review of Legislative
Acts with which our Sacramento Letter
opens. 1t will appear next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

SLUIcING has commenced, but the sup
ply of water is limited, the cold nights
holding it back. Miners, however, are
happy in the knowledge that the ground
is thoroughly soaked and there is great
depth Of solid snow on the mountains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

Snow SHoEs.-G. f. Diener, T. L.
Miller, p. p. Black, James Rowles and
- Muncey made the trip from Miners
vile to Weavcrville, last Monday, on
snow shoes. They report four feet of
snow between the two places.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

PAY Your TAXEs.-State and County
Taxes for the current Fiscal Year must
be paid on or before the first Monday in
January, 1874, or five per cent. will be
added to the amount thereof. Sec Tax
Collectors notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

SOCIAL DANcE.-A dancing party at
the Theatcr, Christmas evening, was a
small affair, probably because it wa, not
generally known that there would be a
dance. Ladies require more than fifteen
minutes notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

ORGANs.-Attention is called to the ad-
vertisement Of the Mason & Hamim or
gans which appears this week. Rev. r.
Graves, of Lewiston, is the agent for this
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

"THE RESERVOIRS" a Christmas story
of more than ordinary merit, and written
for the JOURNAL, will be found on our
first page this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

THIS number concludes the Eighteenth
Volume and Year of the TRINITY jour
NAL. Pay up before the New Year COM
mences.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

Mr.. p. SToTTER, who taught the In
termediate Department of the Public
School here, during the late term, LETT on
Tuesday morning for Missouri.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

THE Good Templars will celebrate their
Sixth Anniversary, January 14th, 1874.
Full particulars next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

MORE capitalists were here this week
looking at the McGillivray mine. No
sale has yet been made.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

DIsoRGANIzATIoN.- While the Legis
lature will be pctitioned at its present
session for the creation Of several new
counties, a movement is being made in
our neighbor, Klamath, to have its
county government abolished and its ter
ritory annexed to the counties adjoining.
If the petition receives the favorable ac-
ton Of the legislature, that part Of Klam-
ath county which lies on the valley of
Trinity River, and its tributaries, to the
klamath River will be attached to Trinity
county. 1t is also proposed to apportion
the debt of klamath county among the
counties to which her territory will be
attached, pro rata to the amount of tax
able property received by each county.
Due provision is to be made for transcrib-
ing the county records, etc. The reasons
given for this movement are that owing
to the mountainous nature of the county
communication between its different
parts is very difficult during portions of
the year, and that the county is too poor
to sustain the expense Of county or
ganization. The taxable property Of
klamath county for the current year,
according TO the State Controllers re-
port, is SG3l 500; the total county debt,
$2l,55 49, That portion Of Klamath
which is sought to have annexed to this
county contains the Hoopa Valley Res
ewation. In 1868, some Of the people of
that section pcttioncd the Legislature for
such change in the boundary line as
would transfer them to this county, but
it met with the opposition of the Klam
ath and Humboldt delegations, and was
not pressed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

SToRM.-During the past week 2.G4
inches water fell-some rain and a good
supply of very wet snow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

MIDNIGHT MASS was celebrated at the
Catholic Church in this place, Christmas
Eve.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27
n o M e n Z w S.

MEASLES are in full bloom.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

FROM two and a-half to three feet OF
snow on Oregon Gulch mountain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

CHRISTMAS passed off very quietly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

SOLVENT DEBTs.-Prior to the decision
of the Supreme Court, in April last, in
reference to solvent debts, etc., a large
amount Of this description of property
had been listed by Assessor Paulsen,
which was subsequently, by order of the
State Board of Equalization, Cancelled.
At the October term of the Supreme
Court, another decision was rendered in
some San Francisco cases, by which the
Auditor Of that county was directed to
restore certain assessments of solvent
debts which had been ordered cancelled,
to the Assessment Roll. Auditor Trotter
then wrote to the Attorney General, ask
ing what effect the last decision would
have on the assessments cancelled in this
county, and received the following reply
which explains itself:
JAS. G. TRoTTER, ESQ.,,
Auditor Trinity County.
Dear Sir The decision of the Su-
preme Court, referred to in your letter,
only affects the assessment of solvent
debts for the year 1928. There is moth
ing to be done in regard to the assess
ment Of 1884 cancelled by order of the
Board of Equalization, at present. The
Board Of Equalization will give the ne
cessary instructions in regard to assess
ment when the time comes to act.
am yours, very truly,
JOHN l.. LOVE,
Atty. Genl.
1t is quite probable that the State Board
of Equalization will order the Cancelled
assessments to be added to the Tax Roll
of 1S74-5, in conformity with provision
of the Revenue Law relative to property
which has escaped assessment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27
CHICO MARBLE WORKS.
A,rssTyrrTTxSf
l!alIE!Hsge E!!

JOHN III. LEE, Proprietor,
CHICO, BUTTE COUNTY, CAL.
Monuments, Tablets, Tombs, IIcnd-Stoncs,
etc; furnished upon short notice, and mt prices
within the reach of all. All work warranted
to give satisfaction OF no sale.
JOHN IL. LEE.
Chico juno l, 1872. IT,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27
Probate Notice.
UN THE PROBATE COERT OF the
u County OF Trinity, state of Cali
IOrmin:

Va
IN the matter Qfthe Order appointing
ES,dte Of Time for Probate Of
SIDNEY SMITH, ( viii and directing
deceased. Publication of Mo-
tice OF the same.
II be the last viii and Testament OF
Sidney Smith, deceased, having ON the
10th day of December, A. ID. 1873, como
into the possession Of said Probate Court,
and petition for the probate thereof, and
for the issuance of letters testamentary to
Mary A. Smith having been filed, 1t is
hereby ordered, That
TUESDAY, tIse 9Th day ofJANUART,
a. ID. 1874.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, at the
Court Room of said Court, Mt the Court
House in the County Of Trinity, be and
the same is hereby appointed the time for
proving said Will and hearing said appli-
cation, when and whore any person inter-
ested may appear and contest the said
VIII, and may file objections in writing
to the granting Of Letters T1stamentary
TO said petitioner.
1t is further ordered, That notice DO
given thereof by the Clerk OF said Court
by publication, not less than fifteen days
before said 9th day of January, A. ID,
1874, in the WEEKLY Trinity JOURNAL,
a newspaper printed and published in said
Trinity county.
And it is further ordered, That sub
p9enas be issued to the subscribing wit
nesses to said WILL and that citations be
issued and served upon the heirs of tho
said testator, residing in said County, to
appear and contest the probate of said
viii, at the said time appointed.
Dated December IL, 1873.
Il. p. LOVEJOY,
Probate Judge.
+ "a true Copy"
! l.. S. ATTEST
JAS. G. TROTTER,
@-~@ dec2O-3w. Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

!" the matter Of The Order appointing
ES,dte Of Time for Probate Of
SMITH, viii and directing
deceased. Publication of No
tice OF the same.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-12-27

( "a true Copy"
I l.. $. : ATTEST
JAS. G. TROTTER,
@---% dec2O-3w. Clerk.
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2SeItbc SOrtbcilc
bat bic
CliaS s. pipc 0f q { inc

" " " Z I
Grfens-DaS YubIifum ffnnt fr as tnurrs
bait. Der b:lr Scwets bniir III, sal 1waniio
Sabre @rbrau1 nch feline secondhand ,,SpWG"
Wfalhinsn in ben Gfarft gebrndt babfn. IirS
fnrn nitbt ppn Gnbfrfn WaidnGu gsingt psrren.
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CUR gIHSbr0erilrg.
Drittens--Sir bat wrnigrr idbWn6e G6tile
ais isee nnbCrc.
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5nnc 0ucCrs ibuu tie5 rilbt.
6unftenS-Yan bat prlltGn6iar GrntrpGe
nbrr bripr 6apru, paS bel nnCrrrn uidt bfr Sal
III.
E6ilrnS-Sie lisfrrt ffn Jabrn i'm 8rr-
baItniB jur Dtdr bsS SsrartfitrtCu Siciies, mo-
ourh bic Sdnllligfeit erbTbt, fa8 g!tfaurn ttr
Stlhe Inb 8rfdrn ber 9iabeln aber SFrmieren
pirb-rin 9rpbrr 8pTtbril pOr anbrrru Ninlti,
rfr.
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in Galimifr, ben Stid an briSeu Sritrn perz
bilrnp, unb sbrnip nuf bilnnr5 Vnpirr, Cbnr
Spannung 81 perurlabsn.
I6tenS-Der 6uebelhrsrfr III leitt bfiri-
tiet, trnn man cine gabel einlsBen cher Inter
arbeit einridten mill. gei aneeren Walhinrn 1T
bies niebt 10.
NeuntsnS-girle nrue RaIt9inen baben
ibre @IanSpsripbs unO ibren g'crfaa ssbGbt -
IuIF VlHlI ppPHlaIEH Wlalpnen Rnp 1881 taum pe~
fannt - aneere baben raeifalr Grrantcruugcn
gema6t um uur rrtllirsn Su tBnnsu; pGbrrnb
bic GIiaS Soipe Wai6infn Gcmpnnic hem
9runessbanfen pen ,.GliaS Sows, Mlsiiter res
Rrbauismus." (bis RaIbine 1T mrhaniisD fpr-
rrft unb SrrGnbrrt i6 nidt,) gsnsu gsblisbea III
unb inlnrr rrus 9lnhautrn all ibre 5abrii me.
den muste unb bGutr nod ntut BEN grtarf yGr.
iebrn fam, pbIhpr lie isds Surbcrt WaI6ntu
rrr Gag fabriSirt - ssrafs cine Maltinr in trr
Riuutr. 15f72,tt
Gum grrfauf bsi gSnl. 8. Crane
324 2adapanna gprnus, Scranton.
fppis 6. W. Rarwell,
103 WnrFrtlra6r, gHilffsbarrs.
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3sugrn purbfn bTHovlmfn un5 bic Nas
tIa8e itlcB ibre Bfpri6fiibruna.
- 5ranrI5' SOI36Of in pfymputb
brannie an Gumltas Srrmlilag nifter.
IS bsfanpsn l6 fir ftpa Sc 600 oeirod.
nstss 5OIl tdria. Nur burdj bic glnl1reuo.
un6sn be- 9iirosrf@afl tonnle eine or5.
5sre 6susrSbrunf S'r9iitst perrfu.
- Gin Snblplouum, NnmenS 6enrs
5tnnsg, anssbIitb ron 5cwanpa unb felt
stwa Sfr Mcnatsn bier brrum paootur.
HirsnN, purts 9eilsrn pon goliyR 9pUle
osrbaftst Gr tebt i'm gfrtatt, ,a6Irsih.
tIsnsrs GittfdtIs bfsangen 3u baSsn
nnb prb tpabrf6sinIi6 ms6rre Sabre
frsif Statcn int 3a&tbauIs bstcmmsn.
- Sci her 9tuspabl YOn Sururs ass
tern wurte aud gum srtrn MaIr) her
Ndmr zines 9isBsrS as;cgsn.
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Der SpriIefIrte Sasjsni9s auFw60ltn, mas
lstnfm @e tmadt 3ulagt.
Sr. Hoi,Nbaum, her Onrrrcttur, nirD
am Samfig @tsnO tier stnlrsTfn une
ale Oisient@n, weIhe an,iigs unD Ias'
fen wiinfGen, IGRusn wibrsnD he's Gonn'
tags unp IOntas6 In 3eiplsy6 9allr ibu
AuswoBl trsfsn.
grpirliUH. Sn rsm 0riCrD SGadt
ju SgrR Nart rrri 3nstf I'D all SCantaa
2ltrn0 cine 6sufrf ampi. &rpIcH0n, wsl@s
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SUbnr rVn gGittpe @ltla g5arS unp Spri
SDbne reS 81. @ilsriOn) sinan Glisn
0ans nit elmer un9sl@iBten gdmpe be-
traten unG bdrin cine Strsds pftt fort
wanrfrtrn. gstatiin niger g8siIs birlI fis
nsr Ger SnabFn bic 2Gmps an Die Dsdt,
trorauf Die GrplolOu NIT furhIbarRr G'ss
malt e.fplste. 6inf rer 5tnabsn srbielten
Ssfabrli6e 8ranOwunren, bsr is6ils FAM
unrrrlsBt rarcn. GIN E obn pUH 0illsr.
lcn farb am MontnB uE.O elmer Der GeD
trapsr garo Gm Disntag; Die nnrsrsn
ftuO nuber 0gfa6r. SumulIibt 8srs
uunrste srGaIten cute 9flsJs IN Dem SOS'
pital an penn @prnue.
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nbtr, pflte 10 pielen unierer 9febenmenIten oas
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mnbttgss 0eltnmitttl eeiprgt. G5 in ebfuIo
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fpetlsn bfHnert iIb fein giitiseS Winsl. IS III
eIn rstnrS Rsi-, StSrfung5s une gtfiibrunoss
miitel eflcu Sridnetbeilr letigli9 bem pnip,
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bic Ian9l i'm @r0te Iisgrn piirSrn, penn le
nl4t enr4 etFlfs gtluner JteiSmitteI gsitGrft unb
BET STdTffn erballsn tpreer pGren. gBie ibneu
aus BtrtngtreR ysieen puT1 0eTnadbldiiiauna oft
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isnsn GrIeuJrrn tOpnider aranfbciten fpiprt
Sinbalt tbut. Qds Mlttisffit5aefibl, sas
NcpfpCb, bic Rrrppltdt bic lluauteclfelbfit lid
anjuInsngrn, has GfrIsrfRbl, bic Q,irrf i'm Sc.
plrn une ele iprperlibe Sbpadlr, wrIde eaiu
penrn, uls ppr eem Yabrn ernfliter Gjffabr
iu pOrnfn pfresn in alien 6altn burb etiihe
DOZEN bfS Sittsrsn beiritigt. Der 9iubm sisItr
Weeiein aI9 etne5 rGtrn SigsnmittrlS aSaen uns
rrronuIibffit @nllenlrbrn. SumpfHrter, Ybru.
matismuS unp drontids SbpGalidfrit rsitt
ibtr bic 9an,e gBrltj une in cen iesiarn Iaacn
Der itma9pClIen Wayfti6reirrsj, NO beftiq mir
Itnes AtfIbrmtttsL bic bsG patifntrn ers lsBteu
Jfeltfs einer Traft trraubgr, ais StGrfrnos.
mfifl % anGttiineigt ipfroen, 1T eS tn her Ibat
Elm Sfatn tAr bic Msnlbbs bas s 6plfets
ter W Wagsubitteres ilbrraa AZ ba5tu
unp uttral popular III,
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- Barum Ssthnrt 6srr Sbomas gtlff
isBt fsine pcItttidjs Sdrrfaturen gBars
um ls8t nSarptr's ggrftlg' tstne Qane
3egsn be Corruption Ds6 Grs0it WpbHtsr
Elm? Der sbEItte 9'rseltp muets auf isrc
2Sftle bsl6tmpft unb psrbGbnt nsreeu.
'slbit rabrfno tr bic Nibte an ptm Sters
osbetts istner Grau burbwddtr; aueiu Die
6srren 6drlan, Collar unO anosre untOn
paeifte' Gcrtpbden batrn nihts Ycn Der
moraltibtn @nt t:tifuug unp pUlittlben
Rsinbftt bs5 9enanntsn SIaties ,u be.
fiirhten.
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(GorrcipuHOtnj bun gSilfrs6arrr.)
%. Sebruar 1873.

- Die 9emsiniaaItIihs COMMITTEE Res
gtfPrditntautsntaulss her @sltbsstuug
trat am 6rsita8 NcrSsn In btm Bpu.
ming gaIltv 9Ottl SuIummsn unS l6rltt
pr Gufuatmt Sun 9tDsfsn In ben &c.
liritt'nsn Da9Ifdasn. Cine @snss pUn
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S9ttns Sur 9efSrbrrans BON paTa9h rrn BON
unb naf alien @eeentrn DeutblanbS ttue her
Stbptit nit Dampfs rbrp Sreel-S bifTrn iibsr
Intprrpen, Bremen, Samburg, SaSre, giS rrpppl
&c. au brbrutrnc rrmGBi9ten 9rriIrn.
Ausjablungen burb ppifs9lupeiiur gen bur6
ben NCroerutiGen qlpyo nab bsm 9fUi SbeutIben
Sunb, Satern gBurttsmbsrg Babe 1, SeIsn,
eursmburg, ben NisbrrlanSrn 4 )Gnsmarf,
SbpsSen unb giOrprgen.
@jslpsr fir unisre Rstnung In ., utI6tnuS
etnbSablt, tpsrcrn in Sob pbrr Gsgs. 1psrtb in
papier ron uns Ssreiitst.
Bpama6tsn, Wiietbss unb Sauf. q Vntraftr,
Veretnigte Staatrn palie &c. ausgefsrtist,
Iur ale bnr9 uns briorgtsn 0rlRGi tr tpirS
earantirt.
6mi9 gBtIb, z. JfteTe[ II. Gp.
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2iite bentIder 8riefc,

ptldr bis gum sritrisrn Sage in birfsrr pSf
anIamsn Hue nl9t abgetplt purbeu:
Benz, Garl Srn,tImann, 9nteS
Stdtr, 5rtesrt6 2clter, 9Vbann
Oauiwrigs, Setnrib Oiaue, Matbitee
brsYmuller, Y. SbsIs, QGIen,
6riiid, 9pbugiid. Sda6, Waraarttba
Wfbrer, ycui5 S6driisr, Spbn
@rcsiEan, 9pbn Srrnts, 9aerb
6Grlmau, ). 8rauF
Wlu btmfTEe beim gl65pIsn, baB bic 9rlsfs
in rer srui4rn 3eitan9 austirist partu.
U. S6impft Glnf.