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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17
Politics,
From the Farmers Vindicator.

FROM the FARMERS NlnuICatOr
The true and correct definition of the
word Politics, according to Webster's Una
bridged Dictionary, is;
1.-THE science OF government; that part of ethics
which has do with the regulation of the govern
ment of nation or State; the preservation of it's
safety peace and prosperity: the defence of its
istence and rights against foreign control or con-
quest; the augmentation of its strength and re-
sources and the protection of it's citizens in their
rights, with the preservation and improvement of
of their morals,
The object of politics, in the strict sense
of the expression, is, the happiness and
prosperity of the people of a nation-the
greatest possible amount of happiness of
which the social condition admits, to those
individuals who live together under the
same political organization called govern
ment.
1t may be asserted as an undeniable
proposition, that according to this defni-
ton of the word, it is the duty of every
man who loves his country, to turn some Of
! his attention to politics. Il am a man
says an ancient Latin writer, land nothing
can be Indifferent to me which affects hui
manitY
The sole and legitimate object of poll
ties is, the peace prosperity, safety and
| happiness of nation. Those who call
themselves politicians having other objects
in view are not politicians, but demdgogueS
The true policy of the people of nation
is to con6ne their government within the
narrowest limits necessary to its faithful
administration, and not to let it have any
thing to do with monopoly or class legisla,
ton of any kind.
The order of the Patrons of Husbandry.
while not a political organization, nor can
it ever be under its constitution, which ex.
pressly prohibits the introduction or dis
cuSsion of religion or politics in the Grange
yet its members, as good citizens, having
the welfare of our common country al
heart, are compelled to enter into politics
and act in concert with all good men, who
| have retrenchment and reform for their
object, and the bringing back Of our Gov
eminent to its original purity and simplici-
ty for their aim. This much of politics
must we have, and the sooner we go about
it, outside of the Grange. in our humble
opinion, the better What think you,
brothers of the order?
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17
DR.. C. BIGEL0W
Confidential Physician,

No. 277 6 279 S. Clark ST., Cor. Van Buren,,
CHICAGO. ILLS
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17
MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

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i'm the world.
Established i'm 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
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Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
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plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts Observation-Disclosures
eddy these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
cB Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. p. MILLS. Sole Prop'r,
is5aLBERTY STREET. NEW YORK
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17
Special to the N. Y. Sun,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12,-The speech of
Mr.. Dawes to-day on the financial condition
OF the Government and the prohigacy and
extravaganza of the Administration, and
the responsibility of Congress therefor, ex-
cites the deepest interest among politicians
tonight 1t is considered as a capital cam
paign document by the Opposition, and is
fiercely denounced by Mr., Dawes Repub-
ican colleagues. A more terrific arraign
ment was rarely if ever made by one of
its acknowledged leaders He began BY
clearly demonstrating that under the most
favorable circumstances deficit of over
$52,000,000 is inevitable at the close
of the present fiscal year with ex-
listing laws unchanged. In addition
to this he darkly limited of De-
ficiency bills from more than one DEPART
ment, which would swell this large deficit
vastly. He then gave mass of facts and
figures showing how reckless and profigate
our expenditures he'd been for years, and
laid particular stress on the vast increase
which had been made in the expenditures
Tor the present fiscal year over those of
the TWO preceding years. He devoted con-
siderable time to the enormity of the per-
manent indefinite appropriations, and dis
sected the expenditures for public buiId-
ings and works, showing the utter disre-
gard which Congress and the Administers.
ton have shown for the tax burdened PEG
pie.
The speech was elaborate and exhaus.
tive, and the figures furnished by the
treasury Department were quoted ut ev-
cry step to sustain his statements. II
CANNED the undivided attention of the
House for over two hours, and during the
latter part CT the speech the Democratic
members left their seats and gathered In
front of and around the Sneaker Mr.
Blaine occupied a seat near Mr.. Dawes and
was an attentive listener throughout His
countenance did not wear pleased exnras
SION, but on the contrary it exhibited eres,
fhaa "a and disquietude; He has not late,
~ nae the most cheerful views Of the fn.
t9re ct his party, and the statements =,
Mr. Dawes were not calculated to make
them more rose-colored. "Ns
some OF DIR, Dawes's friends claim that
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17
Castor Oil Pills,

The safety and certainty of action of Castor Oil,
for both children and adults, has made it at all
times popular, because IL is a reliable medicine
THE ONLY OBJECTION
to its constant is the difficulty of administering
II to children and its nauseousness to adults Both
these objections are now entirely overcome. The
Proprietor, by the application of the principles OF
chemistry. aided by careful manipulation and
long practical experience, has at length succeeded
in accurately combining,
IN A SOLUBLE FORM,
all the medicinal elements of Castor Oil with other
harmless but valuable vegetable products. These
Pills being coated with sugar, will be found easy
and pleasant to take, and, they contain neither
mercury nor minerals in any form. are a very safe
medicine in II cases where purgatives are required
such
Bilious Disorders.
SICK HEADACHE AND FoULNEss OF THE
STOMACH.
Habtual Costiveness and Piles
Diarrh9a or Looseness of the Bowels
Feyers and Inflammation: and as q
GENERAL BLOOD PURIFIER,
they will be found invaluable; also very desirable
medicine for
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH
None other should be used
WM SCRUT0N, Proprietor
81 Barclay street, n. Y.
Price 25 Cents per box
~ For sale by all Druggists.
2-16d6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17
t1fFaE CHM.

1t heals without a So

1t heals without a scar. 10
family should lie without it.
We warrant ii tOcure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and SprainS.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without ore failure.
1t has no parallel-l:aying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all ether remedies
had failed. 1t is q compound of
Arnica, with many ether Ex-
tracts and Ralsams, and put up
in larger boxes fer the same
price than amy ether Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17
THE NATIONAL TREASURY,
MR.. DAwEgs STATEMENT OF ITS ExACl
CONDITION..

Increased Taxation Necessary to Keep 1t ou'
Of Bankruptcy-An Estimated Dehcit OF
S52,00O,000 at the End Of the Fiscal
Year-The Effect Of Corruption
Republican Politicians Thor
oughly Alarmed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-04
Rod, ein Naa BON gSaiSerid,e,t.

5n Nem YOrf llnO llmgegenO i6eint Die
0uno8mutb epioemiif) 9eporoen III ieiu,
oenn ntcmal8 ilub ans einer Staot 10 Diel
Sdue berld)tet moroen, ais aus Der W(etro.
pole, lelt i'll Der oortigeu Breiie bic 9oIIer-
ideu agittrt uno pentilrt wuroe. Sine ErQlt
in 2Stlliam8burg, peld)e am Wtittuo6 Worz
gen BON elnem 6uuoe 9ebiileu moroen mar,
Lief QbenbS gegen 8 llbr in Der 9tdbe BON
@menraBe ipie beIefcn umber uno mar baIb
bon etner auf9eregten Solf8menge unriuqt.
3mei Boli3iiten brad)ten iie IN einem Qeid,loI+
ielleu gSagen na6 bem StotionSbauie oe8 G..
ScStrfS unb bon bort aus nod) i6rer Boh=
nung gtr. 140, gmenjtraIe. 0o8 @e0rdnQe
in Der StraBe mar inSWiiden un9ebeuer qe=
morben, uuo Die abenteuerlthtcn uno nioer=
Ipre6eubiten @erithte gin9eu bon Wuno su
Wfuno. Sin Serihterltotter trat III Segeiz
ting eineS Boli3ilten in bic gSobnunq Der
Srauteu, Srau Warp 9teller, uno traf Qeb-
tere auf einen1 Stuble itBeno OIL. Sic mar
augenifeinli9 iebr auigere9t, mo Capt. aal.
ier, 9SrnOar5t V0penitein un0 eiu Boli3ei.
Sergeaut tbaten ibr SeIteS, nm lie III berub=
gen. Srau gteuer bat flebentlid) nm einer
8runt 9Safer, melder ibr iOfort gereift
murbe. Sie tranf baitig OaS g8aiier, Sanr
begaun iie, ibre Sleioer gu 5erreiBen, uub
luitrbe iidl and Die Saare auSgerauft baben,
uenn Der Boli3eicapitdn iie nidt 6apon ab-
gebalteu unb tie gum 9tieeeriiteu bepogen
bdtte. Sie bat uo6malS um Baifer, iIno
es pnrbe br gebradt. Sic nabm ben Seher
in Die Saub, leerte lbu ans unO CAB mebrere
2aute BON iid), mcld]e nit Dem Sellen zines
6unbeS III oer9lei6en maren. Sierauf muBte
iie iid] ibergebcu uno ilog alle 4ugenblide
Elm conuuliiucs 3itterH burtD ibre @lieoer.
gla6 eini9er 3eit iprad tie in uerniiniti9er
gSeiie bon Der Nrbeit, Die ie mdbreuo 6es
Cages perridtet, uno befragt, oh Iie BON
slnem SnnOe gebiiien mOrOeu iei, autportete
lie enti4ieoen: r@in 6unO bat mid beute
Ntorgen in ben 0aumeu 9ebi1eu" Der 4r3t
nnterluhte ben 9aumen uuo eutocdte an
bemleiben cine unbebeuteuoe S6ramme. Gin
Sr. 8nid), pobnbaft in GmeutraBe, conftaz
tlrte lp6ter, er babe 9cbGrt, icin ouno babe
iSrau gteler gebiiicu, bod t6nue er fir Die
0ti6tigteit bteer glngnbe nift eiHiteben. Der
Sunb murbe erihofeu. 9tr behanocluoe
9lrSt glaubt nidt, oaB bier elm Sa1 Don g8aiz
ierid)eu porliest, ionoeru ltellt ais eine 4n<
iid)t bin, baB Ole 5Srau, lueld;c on benz Gage
cine grOBe 9SGde belorgte, iebr miiOe gewe-
len uuo ourd] Den llmitauo, 0aB Der 'buno
erid)oiien pnr6e, III autregHng perett uor4
hpu iPi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-04
Sofalbertd,te ana ssa,hinato,,.

darlington, ben 3. Suli. = Die in
Der geitrigen General Seriammlung itattge=
babte Seamtenipabl bes uGolumbia Surl-
psreins" ersab lgenbesReiultat. 8m Bur
6aro - l. Spreder; 6. Weut1 p. Sprez
der; s. u. 8ridwsobe - Eurnlebrer; $.
Sell Il. Eurnmart; 6. Seeel : 35glingsz
letter; IS. gSillenbiid)er i. Sdriftmart; {;
9S. Spier = 2. Shriitwart; u. Mord -
9iedluer; q. 0ittrid - Staemeilter; q.
5aller = Sibliotbetar; ST. GraB = 3eugz
mart. S,rner mnroen bic aftien Der SS.
q. Yetsrisn nnb s. S9mttt sesosen unb 3ur
Sabluug angetpieien.
= Sorgeitern ipuroen I'M &riessbaien 175
arbeiter entlalien.
= Die Steuer3abler Sea 8iftrifts Column
bia bielten porseite,lt etne 8eriammluns, I'm
etne tpeiie Spariamteit i'll Der Sermaltung gu
16erti.:
- @eitern Wlorger itarb Sr. q. s. altez
mus, lett ntebreren Sabren gu1halter Der
Sol3banolun9 beS Srn. @ntuanb, nabe bem
9Sertte Der 3. StrGbe, auf iebr pl0blidle
Seile., pr. Attemus mar ieit eiuiger 3eit
linwobl, befanb iidl aber geftern Otorgeu iebr
munter. &aum bate er jebob baS 8iireau
betreten, 10 begann er itarf su buiten lor. @ujs
nauo lieB eine 8utidle fon1nien, I'm, GER &ran-
fen mad sinsnl arsR ia idsiasrt, ,lnter,uess
itarb berielbe,
I = gorsefern Nahmittas purben spei
Ne9erinnen auf bic anflage bes 9abenoteb-
itabis perbaftet. Sei Der 0nldiuduna fano
Imam inter ibrsn aleioern 3fuei &esIsa Sat
tun peritedt. .-.as
=; Der wegsu tSStli1er WiBbanbluug ei.
nes&tnoes angefla9teOr ion muroe uor9e=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-04
ScidJliiiie Der oemtid1 amerifanta
id,en StdatS GonOentipn ttr
Sne~n& &t,cas4n

|
| 0a8 riiditftSlole anftreten Der 9tatiOitelr
unO Senperen3ler in Gnliornlcn gegeu lang
| lGbriq eingebiirgertc Sttten un0 uuantaitbare
tnbiplbuele 9tedte bat llnrer ben 9eutid=
QmeritdnerM jeneS Staate5 cine lebbafte uno
moblbert9tigte 6eGftiOn berpOrgsruien. Die
| SnttatiDe nuroe BON Dem metrerbreitcten
| 3nrnOerein ergrifIen mo e5 fam i'll Sacra.
mertO cine Otafenueriammlung Su Stanbe,
| Die ais cine ruiirOige uno gelnngeme 0emouz
| ihatlOn ge9en Die llrbeber oeS ,0ocal Option
Fam" mo gcgen ba8 natiUtitilde &reibcu oeS
| DtudertbunlS be5ethnet weroeu fann. Sn
| oleler Gonuentlon murocH iolgeHoc Seldliilie
| gefaBt:
"a. Dap mir cine pcrmanente Sr9aniiatlor
blloen III oem 3wed, Olle Sritocr, Die NIT
ms glei6er Qnlidlt itno, 5ur mirtIameu Ser
| tbeotQrmQ unIerer llnuerGuBerlifen 3tefte
81 oeretnigen;
b. baB wrt 5ur grrci6ung bieieS 3wedes
| ale geIeblhen Utittel in Nmuenoung brin=
gen mollen, nameutlld) ms perpilid)ten,
feline @anotoaten fir 0fientlid)e 2lemter srr
untcritiiben, Die iid niht i6riitlid) pcrbiir-
gen, Die oben auSgelprOdeHen Prin;ipieu 3lt
Oertreten;
c. OaB mir uamentlif bel scr G'eiebgebung
OieieS StaateS Oabin mirfen iuollcu, 6ns be-
treiItnOe 8eieB (yOcal.SptioE Geieb) lpiOer=
ruIeH gu ieben;
d. boB mir Oabin mirftn wOaeu, Ons bier
81 1onOe berrlhenOe llebel Der llHmGBigteit
lm Genuiie ipirltuOier @ttrGnte 0uf ocmg8ege
Der @r5lebun9 mo 66rOsruug Der g8iuen8-
trait 81 beben;
e. oaB angcmefene gtietli6e MaBre9eln
gesen Die Serfdli6nng BON @etrdnttu nno
JtabrungSmltteln im NQgemcuen, po eS
moth tbnt, erlaiien uno itreng Onrdgefitbrt
fper0en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-04

iteru bonn @eridlte pieSer einmal frciseipros
den, neil feline Sfulbbeweiie gegeu i'm er,
brad)t nerben fonnten.
= Die Sdlidung BON 3ablungS
gen bat Die @ebeimpoliSei auf Die Seine ge=
bra6t llno geiterH muroen sipei Saftbefeble
gegen Die SanptidulpigeH erlaiien; Der Giue
tit gilbert llnOernooO, Elm 9teger, bisber Sote
int Gontroleursamte unO gleidSeitig 0titglieb
Der @eieb9ebun9 peS 0iitriftes, uno Der an=
bere tit etn iuuger gteger, ytantenS gSarrif.
8eioewurben perhaftet unO inter $3000Siirgs
l6aft geltellt. 9Sie man bort, iouen nod
peridiebene anoere Setbeili9ten feitgeuommell
tperOen, benn eS ldBt ii6 nift mobl annebmeu,
oab Der S6minbel bon ben be!Oen u0arfie8"
allein geplaut uno auSgefiibrt luurbe.
- Die 9teger, ipelfe ibre Sparpiennige Der
ySreeomanS' Sparbanf" anrertraut baben,
eri6ienen bcute nit ibren 8antbiiheru pol
benz @ebduoe, ba iie aber 9tidltS befamen,
3ogen iie nit langen @eiibtern ipieoer ab.
= Seute 0torgen ertrant Der 9tegcr Ybi=
lipp Wterebitb in Der 9tdbe Der 9(nacoitia.
Sriide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-04
Die Srommen 81 it6ren. Damn fam es Su
ofcnem Sfaubal. gtn 9eiflider muroe
pon einem Steiniprrfe getrofTen, tporauf iid
Die 9etaeleniAaft in elm YriDatbans anriidz

Die Tromnlen su ft6ren. Damn fam es 81
offenem Sfambal. Gln @eitlider 1puroe
BON einem Steinfplrfe getroffen, morauf iid]
Die 8etgeiellihaft in elm Bripatbans 5urif=
3og. Ser Davenport Semofrat" benlerft
oa3u: ,9Sir beeanern btelen Sorfaq bon
gansem SerSen. @ir batten unlere oeutl9ell
Witbiirger 9etparnt uno iie oringenb eriudt,
bas Set Concern in 9tnbe Su lafien. Sie
baben es aber n1d)t setbau uno ite baben bas
@eiet uno Die 0ffentlt9e Melnnn9 Nun
9egen itd)."
Nm s. Suni lift in gSien Der 9lbuofat
Or. s. Sd)mitt getorben, tpeldler i'm Sabre
184S ourd) eintse 3eit YrdFoent Oes gSiener
Reid]Stages mar. .a
DaS bette g o r b eu ugem tttel Der
Sunb smut b CAB /. 3. General gntler in
9torfolf, Sa., als man Selduerhe bel ibm
fiibrte oariiber, oaB eesionen bon 5mnoen Die
Straben untt1er naAten, ourf folgenoe
peremptorlide Srbre: vSeber pierte 6unb
ioa toot genadt merben!" 9Ser iif auf
Iritbmetif peritebt, fam leid)t berednen,
pieptel mad etniger 3eit pon ben Seitien
nod porbanOen ietn wiirben, mollte man
Sutter's Jatb beiolgen.
Sn ct. 9ouis lift ber 0eMtId)e Soln1,
meld)er Ieine untrelle Srau i'm 3uitanbe gel
itiser llnsurednunssfdbigtei sritad, BON Ser
Nnflage DeS Mor0es i'm eriten @raoe freige=
iproden tuorben. SIM eriteu Yro5eile mar er
gum 9Ooe perurtbeilt mOrben.
Ser 8 Sauenporter y9emofrat" bonn
80. Sum- iagt: v@ine 9epeid)e aus Wa=
rengo, bic seltern gfa6mittag I'm llbr alu=
lanste, brad)te uus Die gtadrid)t, bab Die
gSouefabrif in Der beuti6en @Olonie Otioole.
slmana geltern Morgen bis auf ben @runo
niebergebrannt lit. Ser Serluit pirb auf
100000 oeranidlagt.
vSreobp" @ngliib, iener &nabe, Der Dor
Sturgeon In 8ro finn, N.=D., cine iebr
menis ebrenpoae 9toGe als SemperenSipion
uno angeber Der bas Sonntagsgeieb ibertre=
tenoen gSirtbe ipielte unb pl0blid pon bort
peri6manb unter llmitanoen, bic es pabr=
ideinltd mad,ten, baB er entfiibrt iporoen
lei, lit lpieber in Bottom aufgetaudt, nad=
benz er mad leinem Wiebererideinen IN
Srooflpn uolitdupis 5iasfo madlte. Gr
perIudte es abernals, Die 0foae bes Gntfiibr=
ten 81 ipieleu, fiel jebod biesn1al in bic
Sdnbe Der Boli5ei, oa er bon Srn. WcGen
sic, benz Superiutenbenten oeS yNppleton<
tSonle," Der fir ben &naben bel ietuem erlten
bieiigen 4ufenthalte lorgte, bei6ulbigt wirb,
ibnl golbene Sembfn0pfben geiobleil gu baz
ben. Ser anabe geitanb ben Yol3iiten, baB
Die gan5e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eln BON lei
mem Sater geplanter ltno bon ibln in belIen
auftrage aus9efiibrter grpreiinn9speriud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-04
Siiream oes @ebamoe=,Saipeftors

Baltimore, Den 4. Suli 1874.
Der 9ebauoe Snlpettor bat @rlanbntBz 9eIute
um iol9eHoe Sau=Brloile9eH erbalteH:
pon Z. Surf6art nm offeuen S6uppeu, bel 10 g.,
binter SobHlon@, nabe @lemen5fr.;
BON u. Silano um Sommeroat, SHomeIt=gte
Der Baltimore uno 5Srontitr.;
BON s. Bpnrod um SommeroGh, ytr. 293, Bennz
ipIpaNidzNOeuue;
pon5. 8. & S. i, sinoaa mn seidtonenens sbupz
pen, 25 bel 80 SUP, 9tnter Nr. 1873, Noro=gutawz
StraBe;
BON q. Srane mn oifeneuSbuppen, I bel 10 6uB,
butter ytr. ZAP, Sarato9altr.;
pom 9. =. Sroaobeao um Sommereath, ytr. 3S,
2Seitz zSapetteitr.;
BON 9. S6ool6err, 96I5erne ISronte fir eine9ids,
6tnter SIR. 29l, gSeItz5apctteitr.;
BON g. S. Subu I'M oHenen Sbuppen, ) bel .
SuB, binter ytr. 3 4, @0utou= Iueuue;
uon 6. 6. Seat9 um Sommeroa6, Noroolt@gde
oer WiGotion= uao at5quitbitt.;
pom $. Yicil um offenen Stuppen, IA bel Is 5uS,
biuter oer Gde Der Stod6olnlz uno 9tio9elepitr.;
BON u. Dlc@omas nm offeueu Sbuppen, 6 bel ii
SuB, binter Der N5romeItzGte Der Ulc0enrpItt. uno
9torrt5zIQep;
BON S. 0utrolp ut StaG, II 6ei IS SuB, 9tuter
Nr. 12, JSalbtn9ton=0oenue;
BON 5. Sroumef nm oieue Sbuppen, bel
6uB, btnter Der Stodbolml=, uabe Scottrr.;
BON Z. N. Robier nm Sommerodtb, Siiomeitz@dt
Der Ptatt= uno @9optautIIr.;
bon 8. gSte9dno nm cine Slche, 10 bel 10 Sup,
binter gtr. POP, Glib iSremontItr.;
bon $. 0feuter UNI oifenen Sduppen, 10 bel 10 g.,
binter gtr. 8, SitzUfonunentitr.;
bon u. iSreoerif nm 2 offene Sdbuppen, ) bel II
6ub, binter oer Satterp .auenue, nabe g8eittr.;
pon 8. 2Soo0uort1 nm BaoeSmmer, bel SuB,
6inter SIR. g. yoro<G5reeuitr.; x
bon y. 6. 9Solf UNI offenen Sd)nppen, II bel ii
SSuB, btnter gr. Is, unionttr.;
BON 5. z. @tsroao UNI oIfeneu Sbuppen, lei II
6uB, bnter yir. 1863, Uiulbertgitr.;
BON Oornum & Uteti5 nm geibiohenen SCbuppen,
5 bel i2 SUP, Gtnter Der Suouet=gte Der SGnfs uHo
l8olieitr.;
pon q. NJ. @roOt um bot3eruen stou, binter gtr.
1856, 2erngtounr.;
BON S. WtcSartano I'M oIfeuen Sd,uppen, II beil2
Sup, binter Jtr. 146, Yur9uuopzNlep;
pom s. G. @nioer um offeneu Shuppen, 6ei 10
SUB, butter 9tr. 1913, SitzUta00ntr.;
BON Z. 80. gBebter nm geinDauoi6o, Nr, 80,
Barfz Nuenue.
or beuadridtigt baber 9lne, Die e5 angebt, o0B ey
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biouten fir ben @onoreB
9SaS ieine Sefdbignng fir Die Stellung be
trifit, 10 miro tie na6 unIerer Nuitd)t idImerz
ltd in Srage geitellt.
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lbn ipelt unO brett; Uegcn lelner Greflltlu=
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