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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
AN INTERESTING RELIGIOUS CERE-
MONY,

Bishop Haven describes the ceremony
OF feet washing as be recently saw II per-
formed In colored Baptist church in
New Orleans: After the administration
The minister took OF bis coat. OF went
dozen other coats-those of his deGcone,
| presume. The whole church was In
commotion. The basins began TO Ny.
Bring back the basins" shouted the
pastor. A BROTHER stood behind the water
pails and dealt out small goufdful 70
each basin, BrOt her and sisie. went on
their knees before brother and sister. Th
shoe and stocking OF the right foot wefr
taken of, aud slight wash aud wip
completed the ceremony. Then ihe OF
with the cleansed foot kuelt aud washe
the cleanser's foot They went amon
I tle pews, tni II was a. modest as such 80
act could be- Little children washed li
tie children. Ibis ceremony is not con-
lined to colored people. They Iesrn
from tbe whites, Of whom there are o.
were many churches IN the South. They
are called Primitive Baplists TIE lar
gest society, il is said, In Atlanta before
tbe war, was of this sect. II was broken
up by the war, but is rcorganizlng. They
are deyout 10 this duty, as they und
stand il, and seem to get shouting happy
10 discharging IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
why ALL NEVADA RIVERS Kun INTO
THE GROUND.

II isa well-known popularity OF our
Washoe rivers that they all sink into the
earth Each river empties into what is
called its sink, or lake. None Of them
get out Of the state or empty into the sea
This curious fact was once accounted for
by queer old fellow who made his home
in The shadow of Mount Davidson. Said
he: The way it come about was in this
wise. The Almighty, at the time he was
creatin' and iashionim' this ere yearth,
got along to this section late Saturday
evening He had got through with all
the great lakes = Superior, Michigan, HUI
ron, Erie and them; had made the Ohio,
Missouri and Mississippi rivers, and, as q
sort Of wind up, concluded to make a
river that would beat anything lie had
done iu that line. lie started aud traced
out Humboldt River, an Truckee River,
an Carson River, an Walker River, an
Reese River, and all the other rivers; an
lie was a lesdin' of 'em along, calculat
iu' TO bring 'em all together into one big
boss river, an then lead that off an let il
empty into the Gulf of Mexico or the
Cult OF California, as might be most con-
venieul; but as he was bringin' down al
leadin' along bis branches-Truckee,
Humboldt, Carson, Walker an them-all
At once it came on dark, an not balm
able to carry out His plan, lie just tuck
ed the lower ends Of the several streams
inter the ground where they war, an
they we stayed thar ever since.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
sTOP, YOoSo Man

Not another glass "Ouly beer do
sou ssyY Beware all that gives pleasure
to your palate in that glass Of beer, Il
cohol. II is the same, whether in b
wine or wbi-key. IL Is the demon ID
bileth like serpent aud siingelh Hike an
adder, that tickles your palate in iie
beer. Do you want prooif WsteL ~
beer dfinker. lie wants bis pist o. a
drink, while the other only takes ids
"tbimbleiuP Of whiskey In each case
the alcohol is about equal, IN piD ~
beer, or the ordinary dram Of an Gees.
sional wbiskey dfinkev. Boil the beer
for half hour, then taste the nonfish.
ment left in the cup, aud you viii dnd
why you drink beer. Stop our young
mea from drinking beer, and We .Hsl
soon have = nation Of sober men Ia, "a
of nation Of druakafds. II was DE a.
tie opening that increased with iriglH
rspidlty that caused the Mil River DE- >.
ter. SO the beginning of the drink c39e
is frequently "oniy beer, p ending ii
fearful wreck Of al that makes $ man
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31
milk INSTEAD OF SOAP.
A lady writing to the New York Times

A lady writing TO the New York Times
says:
Without giving any recipes for making
soap, wish 10 tell all the hard
worked farmers wives how much labor
they may save By not using such vast
quantities Of this article. For nearly
five years have used soap only for
washing clothes. In all that time have
not used one pound of soap for washing
dishes and other kitchen purposes. Ny
family has ranged from three TO twenty
five. have used cistern water, lime
stone water, 1s hard as possible, anu
hard water composed Of other ingredi.
enls beside lime, aud fud with all ties,
ny plan works equally well. II is this
Have your water quite hot and add
very little milk to IT,. This sOflens the
water, gives the dishes fine gloss, and
preserves the hands, il removes the
grease, even that from beet, and yet no
grease il found floating on the water az
when soap Is used The stoRe vessels ]
always sci on the stove with little wat
er Ii them when the yictuals are taken
from them; thus they are hot when am
ready to wash them, and the grease 10
easily removed find that my tinware
keeps longer when cleaned in this way
than by using soap or securing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

a distinguished professor in one Of our
theological seminarie., relates The follow.
ing: Being ID Germany. with red-coy-
cred book ID bis hand, German, sup.
posing he book to be Murray" asked
80 English II he was an Eaglishmsnf
Tie professor replied 10 German that be-
WIS not The conversation presently
turned upon az object Of architectural
beauty near At hand, Ia the course Of
which the professor incidentally raised
the question Of IL cost. "Sir," exclAim
ed the German, instantly, you are an
American GLOW do you know that!"
reioined the professor "sir," continued
the Gefman, striking 40 attitude and as
sumng tone Of great solennity, "upop
The resurrection morn, whel we stand
before the Great White Throne, the FIRST
question Of every AmerIcsn 10 ihe whole
assembly will be, How much did lha.
throne costY"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Nothing wac 20 much dreaded III our
school-boy days, Gays distiogas9et
writer, IS to be punished by sitting be-
tween two giris. All, the force " edu,
cation. Ia sfter years no learn 70 sub
nit 10 such things without shedding a
tear.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

Dir. issac Hayes says lbs Es4almaa1a
sre > rude people. They have been sop.
posed 10 be The most pole light people 10
tbe world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

some old fraud tays, Get up with the
sun II YOU wsHt 10 be healthy and wise.
II is easy enough 70 follow ibis advice in
winter, whep lhe san aets fensibly /, and
doesn't get up TN seven o'clock; bat
when be commences 10 get up At four
O'Clock, we have observed that the wisesi
men giTe him about two hours start, and
let their wives accumulate health and
wisdom. @ ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

A hundred wears ego when you called
on a girl ibe kissed you good.by. Now
If sou suKgest anything Of the s0rt, ber
father calls you iato The library aud asks
yen what you are worth. Are we na.
tionS Aud is this progressf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28

iNkUSTEES SALE-Uudpr and by yirtue
4 OF deed of trust made, executed and
delivered 10 me by j. pulspr and his wiM
Johanna P0lSer on the 10Th OF July, A. d.
no 10 StcGre the payment OF certain
pronlNSory note, therein described, made
ana delivered by said j. POlsur 10 me on The
salu 10Th OF July, \. ID, 1919, pAyab .e to my.
self or order, ana due six months after dnte
which said deed of trust Is recorded ina bcoI,
Is u, pages 30 ana ilS OF Dallas county rec.
ord' pi doeds bonds, etc, and OF which said
uetd ~ trust ana note Adams a Leonard are
the hSSlguccs and present owners and hold.
trS, VIII sell 70 the highest bidder tor cash
ht pphllc auction, at the courthouse door,
IN the city of DUllps, county Of Dallas state
ut Texas, on Wednesday the 2gth day OF M
Nember, A. II, 1876, between the hourg of In
o'clock " M. and 3 O'Clock p. m the follow.
ing described property, tu-witi A certain
tract OF lhnd, situate IN the county and state
Aforesaid, about one and three fourth miles
eastward rom the courthouse in said city Of
Dallas, being u part of the John Grigsby
league, and adjoining n tract decided by
JhcoO NuSsbaulner TO Thomas Field, and b..
Elhhlng M the east corner OF said tract;
thence north 10 degrees, west 20 feet tO a
stake thence north jO degrees, east 200 feet to
stake thence south 40 east 200 feet TO IA
StAken thence south I0dvgrrt~, west 40 feet
To n stake, the begluul T., b Ing The land sold
To said j. POlscr hy Henry Schued, hy decd
dated January g7th, 1875, and recorded In
BOOK OF DALLAS t. unity records OF deeds
bonds, etc, page 49, This SlSt October, 1876
uOylSdlUt THOMAS BENNETT, Trustee,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Mr.. Lyman Jennings, OF AthoI,
Massachusetts,, has given s9,OoO to
that town under somewhat singular
conditiong. lie is to be paid the sum
Of sj4O a year during his life, and
after his death his wife is to receive
$3.50, and his three children, Mary,
Nathan and Addie, $40 ayenr each
during their lives, The property Is
then to revert 20 the town.
The assurance" business is good in
the South, says the Boston Advertiser
"Friumph,n either Democratic or Ne-
publican, seem to be the risks which
are most frequently taken. 1t thinks
those most interested would do well to
take out "accideut policies"
Mr.. Weeks, the Encouragement OF
Nova Scotia and member OF the eN'
eculive council, has been removed ny
the Governor at the request OF Tie
premier, who had yaiuly endeavored
to get his colleague to explain charges
brought against his moral character
The story that Ex-Governor Castor
had been shot reached his wife at the
house of relative in Boston, and
without learning any particulars sh'
was taken home Immediately ID 4
carriage, only to find herspouSe com
iortuJly seated in dressing gown ah'
slippers.
Governor Brogden, Of North caro-
lima, has appointed William n Far
cloth, of Goldsboro, associate justice
Of the Supreme Court Of North caro-
lima, in place Of Hon. Thomas SeItle
who resigned last summer upon re
ceiviug the Reputlica nomination
for Governor.
Two thrifty Yankees in Lawrence
Massachusetts, presented n hiIi TO VI
city for five per cent. commission o.
S9OO, which they pllege the clty OF
lnlned previous to the recent elecl'O
nom fcur hundred aud nifty person
who were assessed and paid poll take
through their influence ana ihsti'
mentality.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28
A VIVID PICTURE.


The New York HraH sketches the
situation:
We will grant everything to the Re
publican leaders grant that they OBJ
serve every particle Of the bad laws
they have enacted down there grant
that they not only count in M H yes,
but carry the count through Congress;
grant that they actually install Mr.
HAYES in the White House ON the 4th
of March; and, after all, If they have
not completely satisfied the intelligent
public opinion Of the country that the
count is Just and honest, nothing they
can do will give either content or secur-
itv or pcrmanencc to the general inter
csts of the country. All industries and
commerce will he struck with paralysis,
No capitalist will venture ON enter
priscs; no merchant will dare to lay III
q stock of goods, because no prudent
consumer will buy moro than he needs
from week to week; no sensible man
will buy our bonds or hold them; no
manufacturer will venture to produce
beyond his actual cash orders; credit
between man and man will be gone
the number of the unemployed VIII IN,
crease teniold; poverty and want Will
OyerWhelm the country
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28
ilzKzllSgHMznxxzx7
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Pick mp almost any newspaper published
north of the Red river aud you will see the
word "FREE'' in big black letters. Read be-
low IL and you VIII ind request for the
names and address OF NIL tho sons and daugh-
ters of the North and East TO be sent to
"TEXAS EMIGRATION AGBNT,n Sedalia.
Missouri, who Will mail them without cost x
nFREE GUIDE TO TEXAS" the land OF
sunbeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val
leys, This book we lave seen. II Ia accom-
panied with beautiful colored maps, illustra-
lions, rates of fare and freight, full OF infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands
crops schools, churches, etc. Who pays 10
IL? THE MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXA
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands
all parts OF the United States and Europe
This goes to show what they are doing FOR
Texas. They have lately reduced their rates
of fare for emlgrantE almost one-half. Their
trains nre crowded and special trains are
frequently run 10 accommodate the people.
They ore spending thousands OF dollars In
Texas. They have twelve regular travelling
concerning Texas throughout the United
States. They ask our did IN their Efforts.
PatroniEo the MISSOURI, KANSAS a
pENisoN and through the beautiful Indian
Territory. They will land you directly In
the Great Union Depot In 1T. Louis. They
don't compel you TO ride three or four miles
through the back streets and alleys OF st.
Louis In topping omnibus. They run their
coaches and sleepers through TO 81. Louis
and enter the Union Depot. Ii there any
other line nom Texas that doess "No,h
Texas TO Hannibal and QuiBcy. Have YOU
any friends East looking towards Texas? II
40, send their address to the undersigned and
he will with pleasure forward them land you
estins matter well worth the mere request.
Address, JAS. ID. BROWN,
une-dAw-tf Bedalla, No.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARRIAGE GUIDE

a physiological View - Marriage ftthe Married
ani lhpsr ruNlrmp aing Nnfngc, pn 10 dits AN 10
quelhealont NE Myttories ~ neproiuctien tle "a.
ctgt iudultcf youth aud Manhood, snl M phvst.
cAi system e Woman, An illustrated book ofas Dare,
Nhch sh9ald b. kopt under lock and key. Ihtnhs ina
an9 bc,l Maltffe Guide, Beware VI limitations hcni
A PlilNArE MEDICAL rREApisE on All disease,
AifivMe Nature both .VRrs, the abuses and diiOf.
dts othe trNua sySten aud the raus ofgufe l5O paK
hIhsnttaNlngs, tgul under seal Tor % e.,
MEDICAL ADVICE on Seminal Wee nraa Lost En-.
cfGy, SKIN, Hood and ChrOnlc nseases Caauh Cauosr
~ aA0 paro pamphlet. nee tOr stamp.
An ht above Disease tstNy tatet al this cello.
tzNttd nNNepsiN, rEiahishFd lslf, Address
.,hg, Bvrra' htSPENsAllY, No. 10 North shot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28
And Arriye as follows NJ

Leaves nth II 20 A. NJ Leaves nth T.i5 A. N
Leaves stl S;9O p. N Leaves s'th 6:25 Y. ID
W. X. WHEELoCK,
Agent, Dallas.
u. l.. MANCHESTER,
Southern Pass. Agent, Houston
j. Il. ROBERTSON,
Emigration Agent ll3 north 81 ST, 81. Lous
J. WALDO, J, DURAND,
Genl Ticket Agt. Genl aupt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28
WRATlS NNNNN,S nELIanr 2

IL ! plant mat grows in tho South and In
lie only actual blood purifier ever discov.
cred, by which all diseases that center In the
blood can be eradicRted ut once and forever,
II eNpelN for lie all sCru!ulOus, Syphilitic,
CutRueous and Rheumatic affections aud "
the Only TRUE REMEDY for this class OF
diseases, AIoua II Is searching, but wher
combined with Honduras SarSaparilla Vel.
low Dock and other roots and herbs IL be-
comes blood purllor indispensable and
uneAuAllaN. nneM b the combination Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28
O.uses lho Rody % Gain in solid Flesh

Its value can not be too strongly impressed
upon the attention of those who have been
exposed To faint Of improper character.
The afflicted are assured that this is not one
OF the worthless nostrmS of the day, but IL
prepared upon scientific principles, by n
physician oflhrty years experience. Sold
everywhere.
Principal Office, Is Murray ST., New York.
sanlS.nnnn.Wly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28
Observation-Disclosures.

rARPENrE's MANUAI.-A practical
~ guide to all operations OF the trade; draw
ing for carpenters, forms of contracts, speci-
rcatOna, plans, Sc., Illustrated 10 cents.
PAINTER > Manual-HOuse and sign paint
lining, paperng, lettering, staining, gliding,
&c so cts. Rock OF Alphabets, 90. Scrolls
and Ornaments, 81. Matchmaker and jew
eler, so. Snap.maker, u. Taxldermlst 80.
Hunter and rrapper's Guide, ~. Dog Train
ing, %. Popular readings and Recitations,
Is. or booksellers or by mail. JESSE Has
NEY 4 CO., lle Nassau ST., N. Y. oct3ldtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28
DIR. TUFTS SlRSiPARILLA AND
'gUEEN'S DELlGnTl

forming the most powerful Alternative
known to Medical science for the cure Of old
Ulcers and Sores, Diseased Joints, Foul Dis
charges from the Ears and Nostrils, Alb
sCeS'vS, Skin affections, Rheumatism,
lropsy, Kidney Complaints. Evil affects OF
Secret practices, Diseased Scalp, DiSordcred
Liver and spleen amt all diseases that CEN
ter IN the blood II possesses the peculiar
property of Importing n tair COMPLEXION and
, 1876-06-17
Esusfts teltgr. gepsfasn.
& euti9tauo.

9onboa a, Is. &uni. Cine Spe3iaf.
bepeide Der .paG Maa @aSette" au'
Berlin meloet, baB Der Safer bon Oslt=
reid ben G5ar bon Ruslano bel better
Seimrciis in 9obmsn t"reIien wiro. 9it
beioen 5erri9er wcrOcn alsoann eine
furse @trede in @slealdaft ~reiien.
@pdterbin ,piro Der &aiier ben Osf@
reid nit Dem Safer @ilbeim bon
9eutidlano in Si6l suiammentseffsn.
Shirt 8ismard per,ueilt ieds @o9sn il
&iIinsen unb besiebt li9 oaraaf mad
Bar5in.
, 1876-06-17
9Irfei.

paris. l6. SUM-. Gepei4en bon
@isn, wel@e bier einsstroH'n lino, mel
ben baB OsltrsiA uno &uBlano li9 Sss
einist baben, es tinftis Su psrbinoem
boB bic SnIursenten weitere Silfe er.
baltsn. sic baben fcrner bel9lolen,
ben ssulursentenbduptlinscn gu smpftb-
len, mil ben Sirtsn 5a un%ierbanoeln.
gontortinopeL 16. SUM. -
9ie GommiHare Der Yforte, ipelbe BIZ
Mleudslm6soer inSalpnl9l proSellirten
baben ibre Mrbeiten beenciSt nno wsr'
ben bierber 5uriidtcbren.
2onbon, l6. SUM. Die vSines'
5telt Die Ssri9te ooA l0lsben Der 4lu
ter uno 5obns8 bes perltorbeuen Gull
tons in Mbreec,
, 1876-06-17
Sc aten.

Yrai}eL Is. SUM. Sie leste
Nodt psrItri6 obne neue @ubsltorunsen
uno bic Oronuus 1T lberoa piebsr Der.
esrent. Man b,firdtet isbod, oaB Die
Mati. glerifaIcn ibre 9empntratiOnen
beute erneuern ipsroen. 9Dlte bieler
fsda e:ntreten, 10 baben Die MuniSlpa!'
bebDreen umfoisnoe 8orbereitnnssn SUI
ipiortissn lutsro.iiduus bes arawaa:
se!roifen.
graf1eL Is. SUM-. (Mbenos.,,
Sic Stobt lit rubis, bic gori9tSmoB'
lreseln werren ieoob b~sibsbalten. So!
8olt 1T rubiser seltimmt, obslsld mod
srobe @baaren Die Strabsn aui- uni
abmarihiren.
, 1876-06-17
GngianD.

2oubou. Is. SUM-. 9ier5ebn &i@=
ter lisen i'm getreff ocs Capt. &spn, frii'
beren 8efeblsbabsr oes 9pfrs. nSran-
conia;" 2oro + Oberri@ter Godpurn
yibrt Den @orlis. Ser @eri6tslaal if
bon Mtiislieoern oes Bureaus pon Nsu.
9ierisen pol.
Ser 9rn5eb oes 9ouispilcr SdIi@ers
Charles Brent aelanste beute ni9t Dor
Dem ,Gueens Ssn9"= @sri9te CUR Ser
bauoluns, uno Die seitrise aeuberuns
bes Serrn Goereif, Dap Gl6tar 9inolep
Den YrrseB Dem yan5en @er'9te noeT'
micien bdtte, bcmna9 ri6tis. Sls I'm
oslerbeit wiro mabrlAslnll6 am nod
Montase, slei4 no6 ocm gsrbors DIS
gopt. acpn bon Dem Sompfer "Jrans
cnniu," Dem @sri9te uorsels9t ipsroen.
Sr. Muains, Ser @t%autsamp0It, ertlart,
ooS linn feline Nu9ri6t i'll Se5ug aul
Elm Gslu9 Inn eiusn Sabeas Corpus
8efehl pon Seitea Srent's 5~u9e9o19en
iei. uno fcrner, boB ME Gntlaelouns IN
Ser Minsl. u'jaen Inselesenbeit fir Die
8rosel]iruns 8rent's nibt maBgebeno
ieiu wiiroe.
9r. Memman 9aa's Stride nno Der
2incoln Iburm peroen ON 4. Suit en-
sepeiAt uerocn.
, 1876-06-17
Curotdifhe na6ridten.

DarmCaot. Nadoem Der Sinan3s
auSlbuB Der sriisn &ammer feline 4uos
sstbsratpuusen ab9.ihlohen bat, uirS
nad elmer poraus9ebenoenoen gen1eln'
lhaitlidsn Sisuns Der 6inan3auSlhaHe
Der belben Tammern Der Druid Der oeBs
iaaliaen Seridts %be9inuen. ga Wtini,
iterprdlibent Sofmann gum l.. Sum-
lcin mcu.s Amt IN Berlin a%ntritt, 10
miro bel 3uiammentritt Der 2 &aMmer
porausli1ll,1 idon lein NaAfoiser ols
3iegieruug in oerIelben oertreteu. Wis
lol1sn be3eidnet mau, obne Wloeripruh
su besesnen, ben oermalisen Wflnilter
oes Snnern, 1rsihcrrn b. Start.
Den Wittbeilungen Oct @r. @eutrats
jte0e fir @ouocsltatiltif entnebmen mir
6ol9enocs: NaA:,pem @rsebnlB Der
Yoltssabluug POM /. Sec. 1875 betrng
Die ortsauweienbc Seuolferuag beS
@roBbersostbumS SS2,349 Psrlonen ;
IS bat oabsr, ieit Der G%rbebuns pom 1.
Dec. 1871, BEL mstd)er Die Ssu6lterune
| 853,S94 Ycrlonen Sablte, cine 3unabmt
nm 29,455 Perloneu ober nn 3,45A
| Prcssut ltattseIunoeu, mGbreno in Der
uorbersebeuOsu .3aqlun9sperlobs 1861
bis 1871 cine .3uuabme BON nur 2l,'
o5S Pcrionen oOsr 2 SO Proacnt i'd sr'
CAB.
Darmfaot. l~lniere iont 10 fia'
Helioen3 oil Der Darn fommt aus De-
AuIrsguns gar nIAi mebr bcrapS; erl
cer Deppenbtmerjbc 81 orb uao Selbl!
moro; bann oaS PiltO lenousl Sung
yerna nit jcinsm unJ lidIiAm Ans'
gang; icgt tOMmt an 10. pleosr ell
OoppelmDrb. Am %ssnnanntsn gag
bat Jteutnsr &lIns bltrielblt crit lein
&beirau unO Sanu lib lelblt srlhonen
OaS flnOerloie Gbepaar bate Sur1 Hi
0ludti1s Spetulaliouen III tlrfll1et
aSsrlbcn ialt len sanaes betra4tll9s
GermOSeu til9ebaBt.
usber einsn weitersn. @rc.b bcrid)ts
bic WaiuSeitun9 mie folgt : An Ibsn
bes IA. Wtai mar Der Warftplas Dc
Sbauptas elmer lebr lb ,peren AuSItrsl
tuua. Gln uu Dem @mSans CUR Yanae
: nad Der Grnts2uowl sshraBe perIan
meter Trupp SOloatca oom Rssimsl
lis besinJ ss9sn Elm iia oerssbllt
> ltrdubsnoss unO ldrsisnOes Dienltmdt
Aen srOBe grcene, Die elm uorabsrs'
bsnoes bleltseS @bepaar psranlaBten,
interocntrtn, mas absr nur WllBbano
!unssn bsiSsr aur Solpe hattie. 81
hiu;utrctsnper ShuBmauu iuhte MI
, 1876-06-17
)nlanhi(be gspe(hen.

Rem,Dort. Is. SUM-. Sn Ir. s
@ordfrabe, Rem Oort, eri6oB lid Dor.
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