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Look to Your Interest.

w. BRASHER, of this place, having
LIZ made permanent arrangements with
the Land Offices at Natchitoches and New Or
leans, La, is now prepared to make Home
stead entries for persons desiring them, much
cheaper than by going to the Land Office, and
will guarantee satisfaction. dec13-6m
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On the Goth of April, 1876, by Rev. W. D.
NJ E. RASPBERRY: all of ROssier narish
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-04-27
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
W We are authorized to announce Mr.. j
L. G. GRAHAM as candidate for Sheriff of
Bossier parish; subject to nominate On of Dem
ocratic party.
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Published by !. L. PETERS, New York;
s43 Broadway, r. o. Bsx 1o3 station D.
and mailed, post paid. on receipt Of the
marked price.
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XIV

- p.,mopt's bloody field one SON,
W curious battle charging, died
10 nsljant Tappan led, and one
WEI Cartons Patrick Cleburne's side;
,,I ~ their old father found his rest,
v.aD the high embattled crest
" PV;eksburg's hills: he Tell,
y Ut nv the fragment OF shell,
~ lived to see the bitter shame,
M ~. there upon his bleeding country came
.r;eying mother fingered not:
LIZ ~ souokt her husband and her boys.
os GA he theirs happy lot
W W I'm the world of peaceful joys!
~ !" these fair sisters-where are theyf
1G ns s most bravely, day by day,
~. honest bread! Slaves at their call
nuse came and went. and In their nall
W. ~ ,,nenisl dared their words galnsay,
20 ~ now none but themselves their words
obey.
.r.y from that sweet home OF peace,
Rcme that here resembled heaven
.t.ode of love, contentment, ease,
usve they gone forth, untimely driven
ne IA. and worse oppression still
Ti.n that: bat with unshrinking will
a1.s;r altered destiny they fill
EALING. no doubt, o fond regret
-, hliss the. never can forget:
nst thoueh they suffer, they shall triumph yet.
"a. once again our state is free,
Ana energy shall soon destroy
That pift Of dying tyranny.
0rr noyerty and debts; and Joy
AID hone unfelt through many years,
Gu 81 rarve our hearts and calm our fears:
~ here where now sit and sing
W;th;n ruined home, shall spring
4 new prosperity, and light,
Tor these sweet sisters, conquer sorrow 8 night!
TSev are but types of thousands more.
Var scattered through our struggling state,
Who brayely struggle to restore
Their homes, aud conquer adverse fate:
WI bands that from the Trembling string
wsre sweetest music taught to bring,
IA only lightest labor knew,
NV every household duty do,
And lend 10 toll soothing charm
Which, with fresh vigor, braces manhood
OH mothers, Sisters Daughters, fair!
Ye elories If our bright cline,
Deserving heroes thoughts to share,
Worthy the proudest hour OF time!
when / bethink me of the lot
Which We have borne and murmured not,
How patient We have been and are,
Through toll and sorrow, want and care,
NJ heart loving rapture feels,
And ct your feet in admiration kneels!
Little Rock Gazette.
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Publications.


Tsnow issued Weekly, in six. column quarto
i Newspaper form, thus giving it's readers
4S columns Of matter. Each number will con
tain the usual amount of Agricultural matter,
besides an equal amohnt of choice family
reading with grange department. giving,
double the amount of matter that has hereto
of Semi-MOnthly TERMS Postage iucludedl:
Single subscribers. - so; clubs Of Ave and
upwards, each. q.
s. C. ROGERS.
Business Manager, Memphis, Tenn.
feb q fma
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Bossier Parish.

Notice to Contractors.
Cealed proposals for repairing the Church at
y Bellevue, according to Specifications on
file with b. A. Kelly, Secretary, &C., will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until Thursday,
May 4th. 1876. j. L. BIGGS,
Chairman Building Committee.
April q. 1876
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-04-27
Candidates.
For Clerk Of District Court.

- We are authorized to announce Mr.
ALECK r. THOMPSON as q candidate for
Clerk of the District Court for B0ssier parish.
Mr.. Editor: Please announce Major c.
McCLENAGHAN as a candidate for Clerk of
the District Court for this Parish, at the ensu-
ing election, and oblige,
MANY VOTERS
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A LSO, supply of READY MIXED PAINTS
"A of various colors, in packages of ! to 5
gallon cans, ready for use for inside or outside
painting
Has on hand and is constantly receiving a
fresh supply of the above Goods, which Will
be sold at the lowest market rates.
" Country orders solicited and promptly
attended to. vl4n8ly
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NOTICE.

NVxICE,
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF BOSSIER PAR.
ISH.
Vou are hereby notified that all Taxes, State
i and Parish, assessed upon the Tableau of
1875, and all Delinquent Taxes, are now due,
and must be paid. My instructions from the
Auditor are imperative Taxpayers are warn
ed that seizures will not be stayed until fall |;
but will be made after ten days notice, a. the
law directs, and my instructions require.
PERCY BAKER,
Tax Collector.
Bellevue, La, April 3rd, 1876.
Mr.. JAMES A. HEBRON, of this parish,
is duly authorized and is now prepared to fur
nish property holders with Blank Descriptive
Lists. Tax payers are requested to give in
the numbers of their land and amount of per-
sonal property subject to taxation, within the
legal time prescribed, or the same will be as
sessed according to law.
PERCY BAKER,
Tax Collector, Bossier parish. La
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
Sentence Day.

Judge Force, OF the Common Pleas
Court, to-day passed the following sen.
tences:
John Weber and Martin Schneider,
who pleaded guilty to petty larceny,
were sentenced to thirty days
in the Work-house and fine Of $50.
Frank. Surtass, setting fire to a hay
stack, gets one year Ia the Peniten-
tiary.
George Leonard, for cutting loose a
number of coal barges, gets one year in
the Penitentiary.
Richard jackson, receiving stolen
goods, one year.
Joseph Gibson and Edward McGill,
receiving stelen goods, one year in the
Penlte ntiary.
Charles Brown, same.charge, eighteen
months.
James Clancy, larceny, one year.
Ranney Davis, horse stealing, three
years.
Peter Klein, assault with intent to
rape, three years.
Geo. Ewebank, burglary, three years.
James Anderson, grand larceny, three
years.
Eli Barnes, burglary, ten years.
UulLana Gulua, murder In the second
degree, for life.
J.N. Buck, assault and battery, Work
house, six months.
VIM. West, receiving stolen goods
two years.
Chas. Wilkinson, same, eighteen
months.
John Monahan, larceny, three years.
John smith, assault with intent to
rape-plea OF guilty retracted and case
set for trial this afternoon.
Christian Sohempp, shooting with in
tent to wound, one ear, ON recommends
ti0n OF mercy by the jury.
JAS. Nuttles, burglary, two years.
John Teal, burglary, four years,
Louis Albert, burglary, ave years.
Jas. Williams, grand larceny, seven
years.
John Boden, petit larceny, thirty days
in Work-house and cos ts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
River news.

The United States will be the regular
Louisville mail packet tonight, leaving
at 8 O'Clock.
The Wildwood lett for MaysEille al
noon.
The Bannock City will go to Yeyay at
BPM.
The Chilo packet City of Portsmouth
is ON hand to-day reloading, and returns
promptly at A O'Clock.
The Hudson from Wheeling will arrive
at the Landing this evening. She has O
clerk at.the foot Of Main street receiving
freight for her this morning She will
leave for Wheeling tomorrow evening.
The Arlington is now loading for the
South, with good freight prospects. She
will leave for New Orleans on Thursday
of the present week.
There have been heavy rains for the
past two or three days all along the Ohio
Valley, and an immediate and heavy
rise is anticipated at all points.
The new Gov. Garland is advertised
to leave here for the Arkansas kiYer
next Friday, July7.
The Kentucky River is rising with 81
feet at Frankfort.
The Kanawha Riveris stationary with
8 feet in the channel at Charleston.
The Fleetwood from Huntington and
the Ohio No. from Pomeroy are at the
Landing this morning reloading and
will both return at their usual hours
this afternoon.
The Mary Miller will pass down from
Pittsburg on Friday evening, en- route
to st. Louis.
The Barnard, from Pittsburg to St.
Louis, will leave here tomorrow eye-
ming.
The Fanny Tatum is advertised to
leave here Tor New Orleans Saturday,
July8.
The q. P. 'schenck, from Cincinnati
for New Orleans, passed Vicksburg at
noon yesterday.
The Andy Baum left Cairo Saturday
night, en- route to Memphis. The Vint
Shinkle, from Memphis to Cincinnati,
passed up from Cairo at noon yesterday.
The lron Mountain and barges left St.
Louis for Pittsburg last evening.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

the manners OF gentleman. The boats
landing is just below the Newport ferry.
float.
KATE .RE1LuEY and Jenneatte iBassett
are she sbossesv of rival OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
which are of Corinthian con nstruction.
The women are at swords points, and
quarrel with each other like a pair OF
well-led Kilkenny cats. Getting IN their
work as usual, to the scandal of their
neighb0rs ON Longworth street, last
night, both houses were ''pulIed." The
landladies were fined y25 each an the
charge of barboring lewd women, and
the girls, five in number, two from one
house ana three from the other, paid $40
each for vagrancy. Thus doth quiet
reignionee more.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

VIM. L. A. Clark, 3 months, city.
Edward Ii. Gels, year, city.
Isaac ClawsOn, "a years, city.
Richard Beers, 80 years, New York.
Chris. Fleishman, 81 years, Germany.
Nellie Naumahn, year, city.
Elizabeth Martin, months, city.
Mary Helck. 80 years, Germany.
Nicholas Whean, months, city.
Ellen Keelty, 56 years, Ireland.
Catharine Kelley, 81 years, Indiana.
FlorengeC. Thompson. 1Syears, Maine
Emma McAlyoy, 6 months. city.
Fred. G. Geiser, Q months, city.
Margaret Welsh, Q days, city.
Francis j. Meyer, y years, city.
Lizzie Bode, IT years, Germany.
Adam Spankan, months, city.
Susan Mayerleld, ~ years, city.
Griffith Jones, day, city.
julia N. A. Brennsr, IA months, city,
Louis w. Urmet, II hours, city.
Jacob krebs, s months, city.
Julia Plug, months, city.
Edward i. .,SchutteaheIm,4 A years. CITY
A. Kline, IT months, city.
Sophia Rorstmann, At years, Germany
Catharlne Selfert, IS years, Germany
Peter Weber, rs years, Germany,
Lavinia Livingston. 67 years.
Enoch harcourt, 86 years.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
FORfFFoURgH CeNsRESs..lst SESSION
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, July 1.-The House
anendnents 30 the bill for tie issue oil
silver coin were n0n-concurred in, and
a Committee Of Conference was ordered.
The Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
was called up; a number OF amenuments
were agreed TO, aud the bill was passed.
The Conference Committee on The In
dian Appropriation Bill were reported
unable to agree, and q new Committee
was appointed, The report OF the Con-
ference Committee ON the bill TO regu.
late the assessment and ceilection
Of taxes In the District OF Columbia
was agreed TO-. A bill authorizing the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs to pur-
chase supplies in the open market was
passed. The motion to take up the
joint resolution granting leave or abb
seDee without reduction OF salary to ali
Government employees at Washington TO
enable them to attend the Centennial
Celebration at Philadelphia was lost.
The resolution to allow Pinchback the
compensation and mileage OF u senator
tor the time occupied la eontesting the
seat .was tr''s'' W but psn4lps lls.<s
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
Police Court.

iscellaneous-Dayid Crawford, re-
sisting officer, IS; Dennis Manning, re-
sisting officer, $5; John Kienleffel, care
less driving, $40; John Klenleffel, cruel
ty to animals, dismissed; HI. scharn
hausen, resisting officer, So; William
Gallant, malicious obstruction of prop
erty, So; Fred. ZDleis, exposure OF per.
son, $3.50; A. q. Hall abusing family
$25; l.. e. Suter, resisting officer, dis
missed; Jacob Won Gundy, acting as
capper in a game Of chance, continued
Jas. Lally, assault with intent to kill
continued; JAS. Lally, carrying con.
cealed weapons, continued; S. b. SWEET,
lettering, three days; Geo. Reese, acting
as capper, dismissed; j. S mith, obstruct-
ing side walk, dismissed; Kate Riley, har-
boring lewd women, $25; J. Bassett. har-
peddling without license. dismissed
James Clark, attempt to rob, continued
William Barringer, .embezxiemant, dis.
missed; G. w. Kendall, carrying con.
cealed weapons, So; John Wade, re-
sisting officers, continued; Charles
Wynne, VIM. Flynn, malicious destruc.
tion, continued; Catherine Tell, loiter-
ing, 10 days; Daniel Riley, carrying con.
cealed weapons, $25; T.. G. Pendery,
abusing family, continued; Jas. Charter,
abusing family, sO-$50; Frank. Smith,
cruelty. forfeit bail; Daniel Hartyan,
malicious destructlon, S25; T. O'Con.
nell, malicious destruction, dismissed
Henry Gross, abusing family, 1886;
Michael " Hern, assauls with intent to
xiii, continued; Daniel Flanagan, rob.
berry, bound over; Geo. Rees, robbery
dismissedi n. o. De Beaumont, false
abusing family, dismissed; Jacob Muth,
assault with intent to XIII. continued
James Blake, thief, dismlssed; John
Larkin, thief, dismissed.
Grand Larceny = Chris. Wilson, dis
missed. q rE Gre
Petit Larceny-Aug. Snyder, $50: Jno
Jackson, 30 $3.50; Michael Boyle, dis.
missed.
Drunk and Diserderly-Geo. Hic key,
dismissed; David Crawford. 81; Joseph
Geiger, sai Dennis Man ming, 81; II.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
LATEST LOCAL.

TIE wife of Lieut.. Mincheli, of the
Fulton Police District, is lying serious.
ly i'll.
THE B. P. W. went in body to the
frog-ponl on Willow STREET, Walnut
Hills, this afternoon, to ''see what they
can do about it,"
CHRIS. WILSON, who was accused by
A. U. Norman Of stealing $125 from
Norman, was hon orabiy dismissed by
Judge Lindemann this morning.
THERE'S 100000 worth of work
which should be done on the sewers of
this city, and not a cent In the Treasury
to pay for it. That's nice state OF af-
fairs for first-ciass city--s'don't ita0
VIM. BAKRINGER, who was accused by
John #. Gerhold OF embezzling $40 95
from the latter, was dismissed this morn
ing, derhold refusing TO prosecute
through sympathy for Barringer's tam
lily.
DANIEL FLANAGAN, 'sthe notorious"
has been caught at last. He didn't pull
through this time. lie is bound over to
the Common Pleas on the charge OF
rebbing man named Isaac Straohlan
in a gambling den on Race street. las
night. A capper named Rees, arrested
Two MEN, giving the names of John
Shelter and John D0nnolIy, are locked
up In the Central Police Station on sus-
picion OF being burglars. They were
caught by Lieutenant Birnbaum in the
neighborhood OF Elm and Court streets,
where they were acting in very sus-
pioious manner. A lot of jewelry, evil
IDENTIFY stolen, and burglars tools were
found with them. N
THE noted coiored man named Payne,
better known as sShady." who has kept
q famous place of resort for so many
years on Spring Grove avenue, beyond
Eumminsyllle, died between 1 and
o'clock this morning from paralysis Of
.the brain. His death was very sudden,
as at N O'Clock last night he was en-
gagged at werk at the house, fixing q
wagon.
JAMES AND MICHAEL LAILy are broth
ers and live in buena Vista, o. Coming
to this city Saturday to hunt work, they
found plenty OF whisky and both got
drunk. The result was Michael now
lays in the hospital with an ugly cut lin
his arm, and James is charged with cut :
ting with intent to kill. He will be ex.
amined on the 9Th inst, and in the mean
time reposes in jail.
THE handsome little steamer D. M.
Macarthur, Capt. Pete. McArthur on the
roof, which does lively work between
this city and California, will be kept
busy tomorrow bringing people to the
city from the East End and above.
Trips are made hourly. A
pleasure trip on this craft 10 made
doubly pleasurable by the kind atlen.
tions OF the amiable Captain, who unites
the frankpsss Of the '.iplly asadog" With
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

cussion the Senate went into executive
session and soon after adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON July 1.-The Senate bill
exempHng vessels navigating the Mis'
sissiDpi River and its tributaries from
entries and olearanoes was passed. the
bill authorizing the Indian Commission.
er to purchase supplies in open market
was passed. The Conference Committee
ON the Legislative Appropriation Bill
being reported unable TO agree new
Committee was appointed. The Geneva
Award Bill was again briefly considered
aud laid over. The report of the Confer
ence Committee ON the bill to regulate
the assessment and collection OF taxes
in the District was adopted.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

WLHINeToN. July l-spirits turpentine G
steNdy at 27c. HN .l
MILWAUKEE,. July 1.--Wheat June. 81 U7k
July, $iNk. Not 10 steady.
0swRSo. n. Y. July i.-Wheat: extra
white Michigan. 81 5D. Corn duh at b7c.
TOLEDO. July l.--Wheat dull; 81 24x April
II x6k June seliers. White wheat quiet: No.
Il xSj<i extra, 81 VI M rs .-... =.
y ."-syxLASp y July. l.:-WheAt steaa Y. Corr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
FINANCIAL.
CIN0INNATI. July l-1:s0 r. M.

CIN0INNATI. July 1-1:s0 r. M.
Gold is worth tls buying to-day and 112k
selling.
There is a moderate demand for Eastern Ex-
change No change in rates. 1t is worth par
buying anu l-10 premium selling.
Sterling EXCHANGE is 6rmer to-day, with
fair demand al S4sOh for signt draft ami "a sS1S
for sixeY days gold. l.
Government securities are in moderate de-
mand. The local Quotadons are as follows:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

1t is noticeable that the invocation of
Whfttie's centennial Hymn is ad-
dressed to sour Fathers God." Prob
ably the poet had some doubts whether
the present generation had one.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03
Cincinaati Live Stock.
OINOINNATI, July IL u

HOGS--Firm and active. Common sell a
S. 75a6 10. fair to good light Sc 25a6 35, and
fair TO good heavy So s5a6 50 per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-Market firm, and demand fair al
previous prices. Common TO good grades range
" 60aa rs per GENITAL gross .RVFa 4s
ShEEP-Firm and quiet. Prices unchanged
Prime to good are worth $3a4 " per GENITAL.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

Kate Long, Carrie Wilkers, $40; Sam.
Beer, Lizzie Taylor, dismissed; Fred.
Meyers, Henry Roster, 90 days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-03

The following is the / $50 P. M. report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett u Co., 2S W est Third street
, 1876-07-13

0erlailles, II. Suli. Sic Wsu.
ni;ipolbin ipG beute in Der 9eputirten-
TANNER hisfutirt nerosn. $r, Gambet=
ia lpirb Gin ppn 70 Miitoilshern Der Gins
fen unteri9riebenes Nmenoemsnt annie.
ten, Uclges uv5,tm naA sep sic Maires
Docr Gommnnel nit Wrtsna6me BON
Yaris BON ben bctref[enocn Staatrdtben
aug i6rsr Mitte er,pdblt werbcn iollen.
UeriaitIes, -. Sui. Sn Der
Seputirtenfammer ipuroe 9eItcrn bic
Getatte iiber Die Wunijipal.Y la fort
gelebt. Monl. Sc Yommelee (&epubl.)
1prad fir Die Notbmenoi9tsii, Die son5e
Werwaltnngsfrage 81 bslpre6cn, %anitoti
Die Grnennuns Der Girgermcilter iepd.
rot ST bebanbcln. Sr. 2enn @ombetto
mte,itiiste bieien @orl9las. Ser Mi-
niiter oes Snnern Mpnl. be Ntarcers
5a9te, Die &esieruus ~perlunge dig Ser
trauens-W pium bieNonobmc clnes Yla-
mes fir 8esulirung Der Msaires:Grnen'
nnns our9 Elm ipeSielIes 8sirt. 0ieler
plan wuros nit 3SS seseu 81 5timmeil
an9enDmren.
, 1876-07-13
Rsuffe tfIegr. gfue[bfn.
6 euti9!aao.

aonoon II, u. SuIi. gine 5pc5iol'
Gepei6e aus Berlin me!oet: uSn
her 3uiammenfunlt ouf SalpB &eib'
flaot srbot lid Graf Mnoro6p Smil6el
@uBlanb uno Gn9lano ols WermittIe'
auI3utreten. CT iAeiNt llrIade gun
Blanben 81 baben, bab Geuti9lano lei'
n; 8srmitteluns mtcrniibcn wiroe
Hublanb CAB jeoo@ feline entl6'eoen'
Nnt,port, unb Die gituaiion blcibt I'M
%perdnosrt. Sn ben DorberSebenoen In
tsrbanblunssn inste Grof MnoroiIp, el
fOnne feline 3uiiimmung 81 feinsr Der
d%nberuns bes @ebiets Der Sitfen 9ebcn
iucnn niGt Die cnoeren Mladts bami1
einperlsanoen ieien."
, 1876-07-13
Guro1al(he Na6ri1ten.

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Der nadfen umgebnn9 gelegean
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rung em9etretcn If, INNER nod groBs
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6ampi %erinnern, sewabrt man sesens
warti9 aubsr oen 5ablreiden @rabern
wcni9 nepr. Wtit wsnisem Nusnabmen
(oaju 9ebort bas S1IoB @olombey,
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ltAe aerp0rts u. baul.dt,lten neu aui.
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welde ldnssrs Belt III Sbalt lay, scbt
'brsr Toucupuh9 %ert9s9cn.
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i'll bel Wtes Ilu Salm mebr seicben.
nod wenlge. aefaugen worOeu. In 10
erlrcnlibsr iii Oaber Die GbutlaAt, oaB
Der Sa.menlans OieleS Slbr eln lebr
srsieblycr 1T. DielcS 6elnltat it ieoens
iaus aui Den lniiiano Surlit;u5lDren,
oaB Die @auo, srcsieruu9 uOr stniaen
Sabren piele GaulsnO Salmlin9e IN Der
01nlu9.r Dib5ubts Au,tatt 9ejoAen,
III Die Woiel bat snlsscn laAen.
2sremen. 0remenS prbentliht
StaatSeinnobu,en belrugsn pom /. Sls
nuar bis /. SUM 1876 i'm @auAtn 2.
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rlsen SabreS. a3u beDsrten 1T oabti,
oaB bic bclbloNer;n Steuergobuu9eu
erlt gu clhem lebr 9erin9en GyelIe lyrs
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liensr, DIE @lntOmmen,tsuer u. J. 10.
tommen erll IN Den uad) Dem Wtai fol.
9enoen Wonattn sur ail9euletnen pc.
buu9 uno oitie Sutraoen wcroen erbeb,
lsGe Sttrd9c l%lefcrn. Gtsnlo bat Srts
men BON Der NaDn Wutori.@altc crit
surge %tanlenO Wfarf in oislcm SABRE
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