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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-14

GoNR EAST. Pr. @. w. Gray has gone.
East on ! health a.id business trip. expect
ing 70 Be absent between two and three
months. pue notice wEll be given nf his
return 3Sma
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-07-14
SAM MILLER.

The Lest goods. ut the lowest rates eve = time
srzS Como and see
Lebanon. 0ragon, october 50. 1874.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
From Utica.

UTICA, Sept, IA, 1876.
Utica has now the man IL was long and
badly IN need of in the person OF Mr.. Thos.
FINLEY. His place OF business as Hour and
feed merchant is admirably situated; and
that he sells good article and will be sue.
ccssiul is cvinced from the fact that he sold
thirty.tive dollars worth of flour Yesterday.
There are other vacancies in the business
and professional circles of this place, and if
some enterprising men would occupy them.
they would in all probability be successful
beyond their expectations.
The piers and abutmenls of the bridge
across the Illinois river at this place are
about completed, and the frame work will be
soon begun.
From all we can learn Utica township will
have to pay the bridge bills independently of
Deer Park. However, it is going to involve
law suit, and hard feelings between the two
parties. From very good authority we un
derstand that men in Utica township who
might have prevented the building of the
bridge absolutely, sold their party, and inter
est and honor for q few hundred dollars.
Although do not wish TO be dictatorial,
yet think our supervisor might request the
other supervisors OF La Sale county to con.
tribute at least thousand or fifteen hundred
dollars for the forwarding of the work, and
to help pay expenses. If the people Of Utica
township alone have 20 pay all 1t will swell
their taxes beyond their most imaginative ex.
pectations.
IL will no doubt be of great interest to most
o; the farmers in this vicinity to understand
that IN The coming season their demand for
coal can be amply supplied at the banks OF
Messrs. L. Neary, j Sirawn and ). Roads.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

Mr.. Donaldson is anong us again. He
SAYS the "auld country" had no charms for
him. Among some articles he showed us
was fue, elegant fat, black, knotly haH-
thorn stick.
With this cpistlt your correspondent bids
adieu to the people of Utica and vicinity.
The temperance society at this place is still
In existence, but that harmony does not exist
among them which should characterize
members Of the same society. AT their semi.
monthly meeting some Of the members wish
to make themselves interesting by using un
gen,lemanly language and dealing in sarcasm
of personal nature Under the skillful
management of ihelr president, Mr.. Thomas
CLANCY the society thus far has been doing
nicely. but unless h. exercises his authority
will. little more severity, without doubt the
society will soon begin 10 decline. The Ca
tholic women Of this place might very we'll
employ their time, and make demonstration
of their piety, by ornamenting the altar and
bcaufying the sanctuary. JACOBUs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
THE COURTS.
supreme Court.

The annual September term of the Illinois Su-
preme Court for The Northern Grard Division
nepan in this city on Tuesday last The honor
able gentlemen who now compose the Supreme
Bencb of Illinois are: Hon. b. r. Shelden, Oh. j.,
presiding; associate Justices: Hons. Sidney
Breese, II. NJ. Scott. Pinkncy II. Walker, John
seholhed y. VI. Craig and T. Lyle Dickey
On the iirs and second days they passed on q
number of motions. &c. whiclt"nly lawyers are
interested in aud these even are hey ond our bail
iwick.
The usual number of lawyers from foreign
states desired TO practice in oar courts and mo-
lions were made 10 that purpose by Mc,sis, "ard
ing, Chicag }, and Bull OF Ottawa. The following
received license: Jesse Trucblood, VIM. ID. Car
lie, Jas n. Sprigg, Jas. p. n. Brown, and Albert
L. Montgomery. The usual motions for continu
ance, leave to file abstracts and briefs IN seVer"I
cases, and routine business have occupied tLeI
court except on Thursday afternoon and Friday
On these days the regular examination OF candi
dates for admission to to the bar was gone
through with. Messrs. J. Barge and II. W. King,
Chicago, and Judge Wells, Peoria formed the
examining committee and are highly praised by
the class generally. The class numbered As, as
follows:
AE Amsbury, Owen Aldisc, } Brown, Joel
T Buckley A Belattie, Scion Banfll, Fred Ben
nett, Thomas Bates, Louis II Berger, Fred Crum.
bIach VI L Connolly, Dominy, Elliott, w
Evans, b Fithian, French, r Gibbons }
Grier, L Gilbert, II Green, Il II Grant, II A
Hitchcock, Geo W Hendricks, s l. lIebbcrd,
Vim. Kelly, + Kiburn, l. Leland, jr A
Louch, X Miller G Milugan, Z Norton, A J
O'Connor, Al Perry, A j Plowman Peadro,
j L Parish, Geo. s Paine, E Rae, C + Sbackman,
Smith, P Savage, II II Skidmore = Under.
wood, W White, L NJ Wilson, L r Woodlc, a
VI Young.
All passed except VIM. j. Hall, of Chatsworth, /
Ills who was highly complimented on his knowl-
edge, having passed one Of the very best exam
nations, but was rejected on account Of his age,
he being only nineteen while the statute requr-
ed that all candidates admitted shall be at least
twenty-onc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
Board of SUPERVISORS.

TUESDAY, Sept 18th, 1876.
Board met pursuant TO law and was called TO
order by the chairman.
On calling the roll the following named Super.
7isors answered to their names
Armstrong, Arnold, Bayley, Barton, Beach Bel.
ford, Boyer, BostwIck, Butte, Byrne, Connerton,
Conway, Finley, Flaherty, Heset, Hickok, Kloye,
Lauf, Z. e. Lewis, S. Il. Lewis, Lynch, Marks
Miner, Nicely, Nichol, Nelson, O'Sullivan, Pal
mer, Piekens, Pritchet, Snedaker, spicer, Stevens
Stevenson, Stout, Tower, True.
The clerk laia before the Board the certificate
Of appointment Of John Forristall as Assistan,
Supervisor of the town Of La Sale, which wa.
ordered spread upon the records
The chairman and clerk laid before the Board
copies OF summons In garnishee proceeding be
fore o. Leavens, ESQ.,, in the case Of David Grit
in vs.. b. b. Arnold, which, on motion, was re
ferred 20 the pauper committee. Asoseiere Jdeia
issued by the Clerk OF the Supreme Court in III,
case Of the people Of the State Of Illinois, ex rel
z. Folleit Bull, plaintiff, and the Board Of su
pervisors of La Sale county and State of Hi
nois, defendant.
The clerk laid before the Board communica
ton in Sation to the McGif children paupers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

also bills for caring for the same, when were re-
frrr, Il lo the pauper committee.
The chairman appointed supervisor foTi''"''
a member Of all committees to HI vacancies DC
casionrd hy the resignation Of Thomas k'ns'nah
On motion Of Supervisor Armstrong the chnii
is authorized To appoint special committee oil
five 10 examine aud report upon the county
iail Thcleupom the chair appointed rs such
committee Supervisors Armstrong, Evan Lewis,
Stevenson, Forristal and Pickcns.
on motion Of Supervisor Finley, ordered that
an appropriatIon be and The same Is hereby
made sufficient Ia cover the railroad fare OF
Stephen Ellis and his mother, paupcrs OF the
town OF Rutland, TO Neosho county, Kansas, the
same 10 be drawn and used 1T the discretion Of
the Supervisor Of the town of Rutland.
Adjourned till o'clock tomorrow morning.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 18th.
Board met pursuant to adjournment Present
same as yesterday.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read and
approved.
Supervisor Klove introduced the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Res0l,ed, That the County Clerk be and 10 here
by instructed to assess all tracts Of land and
town lots which may have been omitted from
MS sessnent by the several town assessors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
From MarseilIes.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. "A, 1876.

! -hAhSEiILrso, ~ pr IL iS'V'
Peter McArthurs sudden departure from
this burg is mourned to the extent of couple
of dollars or SO.
Eb. Barber is building new bridge over
the river here. Eb. Is gaining quite repu-
ta'lon as a contractor ana builder.
Rice and Barton's MINISTRIES visited this
place on the 3D. The supply of eggs was
limited, but Smith and The rest Of the boys
gave them all they had.
The Uerdid says: "What has become Of
The recently organized Hayes and Wheeler
club? Has it busted begady" Not exactly.
But the tones" that organized it and are the
officers, are indignant because poor men with
blue overalls attend
Died, at his residence IN Marseiles, on
Saturday morning Sept 3D. b. b. Fleming,
in the SD year Of his age. Few have died
here that lett larger host of friends than he
did He was an honest, big hearted fellow,
and his funeral the largest ever seen in this
place.
The average MarseIlles man is not disposed
to bet on account of his lack Of the needlul
Yet there Is Peter Mitchell who recently had
dollar TO spare that 1ilden would carry
New York state by 10000. Then there was
Josh Norton, I'd, who had a dollar that SAID
not, Hence We await the election.
The light guards are all dried up and the
wind has blown them away. All that is left
IF lao &c nj la nf n,l
ramrods, They made faint effort to organ.
ize last Saturday evening, but only two came
in answer to The call. Their names are with.
held on account of their respectable family
connections.
Capt Ileslet, from some cross roads out
north, was advertised for tais place on Tues.
day, the 10Th, to speak to the Hayes and
Wheeler club. The people "of all parties,
SEX" &c, were invited, but the attendance
was failure, between sixty and seventy be.
ing Il full estimate. Heslet came, but the
Hayes glee club or "warblers" failed to put
in an appearance as advertised. The captain
is rather fine looking gentleman, and one
apt to impress one iavorably. He was intro
duced by Sandy Johnson. His text was that
there are two parties, one for and the other
against the country. He then began Oh the
everlasting niger subject, bloody shirt, and
so on. Then said that all the rough belonged
to the democratic party, anu were "poor, In.
cipient herd of CATTLE" that Mcclellan was
weak man, in fact traitor; that the north.
crn democrats were the dog and the southern
democrats theltail, and that the tail wagged
the dog, all such stale stuff as that. De-
nouced Palmer, FaInsworth, Trumbul and
many others for leaving the whisky thieves,
and praised Carl Schurz for Joining his par.
ty. Called Tilden wrecker and a thief gen.
orally; in fact went ON with falsehoods and
lies uninterrupted the entire evening. Ac.
cording to him the only good man IN the
democratic party is Ferguson, candidate for
sheriff This sort Of stuff won't do. Lies
and malicious statements disgust the people
They want facts. He insulted half his audi
ence that night, and l recommend him 10
have just little reverence for the eighth com.
mandment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
TO Capitalists and Farmers.
TROY GROVE,
In the County OF La sale, hin OILS,
FOR SALE:

All that desirable farm OF 30 of rich arabic meadow
and pasture land spacious stone dwelling house. sub.
stanal arm buildings and all required convcnences for
merly the property OF the late tn Sambrooke Heptn
STALL Esq., delightfully."- situated in pic turesque locality
TIE borders OF extensive forest OF hard wood timber
known by the OF Troy Grove in one Of tie most pro
ductive sections In the state OF Illinois, about three miles
the ourishing Of Mendoza, the junction Of the
Chicago Burlington Quincy and Illinois Central Rail
ways eighty Ave miles west of the city OF Chicago. The
farm comprises 1870 of rich powed land and 80 acres
superior mellow and pasture, all under the NEST a
proved cultivation. 1t Is well fenced there Ia abund
ance of fire wood and 1t within few miles of ext nslye
coal mines. living stream OF water ntersects Gil the
The property will be sold reasonable terms
Title perfect Mr.. w. y. WORSLEY, OF Troy Grove will
give Information parties wishing inspect the property
further particulars may be obtained application to
G.. NJ. PRICE Banker. Mendoza, Illinois, or
PURVIS, HEPTINSTALL Il CO.,
6i7, l6i & l66 Washington St.,
sChicago, May 1877 . moHo Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

Judge Miller opened the September term Of
Monday and has disposed Of the following cases
Christina Adams VS. Vim 7 Tilden. Attach
ment. Judgment S42l 50.
Nathaniel Ross ct al vs. Edmond d Taylor {
al. Assumpsit. Judgment, S3Sl SIS.
Bcrgo Thompson VS. Robert Shinn ct al. As
sumpsit. Judgment, 1912 O5.
John Nash VS. Salmon Price. Assumpsit
Judgment, s23l O3.
Philip SChuman ct al VS. Abraham Alshulcr
Assumpsit Judgment S472 30
Erie Dime Savings Bank Loan Co. VS. Isaac Il
Carpenter ct al. Assumpsit. Judgment, AGO 40
Samuel McMath ct al VS. Richard w Batchlo
CT al. Assumpsit Judgment, 1882 81.
Mary f and Nathaniel Pierce, adm's with vii
annexed Of estate Of Nathaniel Pierce, dec
who sue for the use Of David Snow VS. John Il
Keenan,. Assumpsit. Judgment, PIP %.
John McGrath VS. Alva & Blanchard. As
sumpst. Judgment, 1858 30.
People VS. George Foell. Information for lar
ceny. Plea OF guilty, and sentenced for 80 days
in county Jail.
Same VS. VIM. Peck. Larceny. Same plea, ant
sentenced to county Jail for As days.
VIM W Haskell VS. VIM Caldwell. Confession
Judgment, $50
Estate of Harmon Collins, order for final set
Element to I'd Monday in Oct. next.
Estate of John Shaw, order for final settlement
TO Sd Monday in Oct. next.
Estate OF Jonas Eckert, late Of Mendoza let
tiers OF administration issued to Isaac Eckert
Bond, $4,000 Notice to creditors to Sd Monday
IN Nov. next.
viii Of Emeline Reed, late Of Farm Ridge
proven and admitted to probate and letters ties
tamentary issued TO James w Poundstone and
& Momyer. Notice to creditors as a above.
Estate of John j Rowe, report OF private sale
of chattle property presented, approved and or
dered recorded.
Estate Of Eleanor Shaw, late OF Fall River
letters testamentary issued to John Wallace
Bond, $1,000. Notice to creditors to Sd Monda,
in Nov. next.
Estate of John Allen, deceased. Final repor
presented, approved and recorded, distributiv,
shares paid and administrator discharged.
Estate OF John II Smith, deceased. Appraise
ment, inventory aid and widows REIMBURSEMENT
and selection presented, approved and ordcrot
10 be recorded
Guardian Of Ann Lewis, deceased minor, pre-
sented supplemental final report. Approved
and guardian discharged
Ellen l. Cook appointed guardian of Louisa Il
Bean, minor. Bond, $500.
Estate Of Russell Shaw, deceased Order fol
notice OF final settlement to Sd Monday Of Octo
ber
Estate of John Roe, deceased. Administra
tors presented additional bond In the sum O
$500. Approved and ordered recorded
Estate Of Jonathan Moringer, deceased Peti
ton to sell real estate TO pay debts. Decree rem
dered.
Estate Of Johann N Schmidt, deceased. Fina
report presented.
Estate Of john c ButterGeld, deceased. Orde
Tor notice OF final settlement to I'd Monday O
November
Estate of James Graham, deceased. Final re
port presented
Estate of Joseph Heslet deceased. Report d
accounts presented, approved and ordered re
corded.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

Wheat-Lower. Winter mot quoted.) No l
spring, l04dl .06; No. 2, S6d94c.
Corn-No =, 45@i54c Options, Sept, 42@43c.
Oats-Cash sales, 33(d34c., (latter for white)
Rye -60065c., for No. =.
Rarley-No. ., 7SMS0c.
Lard-Sl0. 10@Sl0.15.
Tallow-Sc
Potatocs-New s200@s 1928 per bbl
Butter-Good fancy yellow, 23d25c; roll l5@2O
cts.
Eggs-l5d Ice. per doz.
Catte-Dull,an prices unchanged. Fancy grade
steers $500@5 %; choice natives siGj@4.S5
cows and heifcrs S225@3G0.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

Milton H. Swift. Lorenzo Leland.
W. Bushnell, Isaac Gage,
T. d. Lyman, J.F. Nash,
John Brundage.
Having organized under the National Banking Law ana
succeeded to the business of VIM. H. W. Cashnsn
now open for the transaction of general banking
Exchange on Chicago, New York, and sl the prn-
ciPsl cities OF the United stases bought and sold
Exchange on Eaglalo Ireland Scotland and Con.
ttnental Europe drawn In sums tC suit purchasers.
Collections made throughout the state prompt
change.
United States, Illinois, and La Sale count
Bonds, Gold, Silver, &C. bought and sold.
Revenue stamps OF all denominatons,-afuG
supply constantly on hand
Our facilities such that offer Inducements to
customers and we shall use endeavors to give entire
satisfaction to those eBtrusting with their business
Banking hours from "a. N. to Up NJ. narl6.'I2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
Exchange on Chicago, New York

HRcHo16e OH OHACdSO, NEW OrK
And all the principal cities East and Yves,
B q u q Fl II a MI SOLD.
Exchange England, Ireland, Scotland and all
suit purchasers
". q. Revenue STAN s OF all denomina
tions constantly hand and for sale.
United states Bonds, Local Securities
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
To those who favor with their patronage would say
shall be able extend such facilities
% we trust will to them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from "a. TORN.
X. q. JORDAN, Cashier
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

Ottawa Wholesale Market

OTTAWA, Sept 18Th, lS1G.
The following were the figures yesterday:
Corn, 3Sc. for IS lbs. Oats, New, si@25c for
3 lbs; timothy seed, sl.40@l4j; Hay, 81 for
prairie, s5@S for timothy; Potatoes, New, $50
i0c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
Chicago Market.

SEPT. 10th, 1870.
Four-Prices a shade lower. Fancy white
winter extras, s675d750; spring extras s4156t
800, fancy Minnesota patent, s6.5OG9O0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

We prepared to take contracts for the erection Of all
kinds OF buildings In town and country With the facli
ties possess think 1t the interest those
plating building to call and and get figures
their work. We propose making speciality Of manufae.
turing nrst class
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
Pass. Trains West. STATIONS Pass. Trains East.

A. n. SArTH, Gea'l Pass. Ag II. RIDDLE, Gen'l Supt
May %. 1876. D.M HALL, Agent at Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

nd get tor customers thing in the Drug Book lie.
when DO not hANa It. L. I. GRIGGS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-11
@ro69ersost6u N.

11eber ben fiirdtcrlihen Sturm Der ana
II. Wfdrj bas 9anb bsimseiudt bat, fins
ben mir nod 6olsenSes, bas mir bier aus
iammsnifeIsn. .Sn Yianben ielbit linb
nur einise Od9er abssSsdt worSsn u. auf
ben Bergen mSsen etIpa SO NuSbdume ents
wur3elt porben iein. Sberbalb Der Stabt
aber, bat Der Sturm drser sebauit. Der
Wino i9leuosrte bic bort befinbli1sn Nas
den nit folder @utb sesen ben SeIisu,
baf ie ;eri6eQten. gu 8iuels, uisl.
leidt benz drmiten Dorfe bes 9anSes, iinb
IL 0duier abssbedt uno tbeilpeiie serit6rt
woroen. Weni9en mno Tieb waren in bic
sr6bte aufresuns seratbeu mb slaubten,
Der Ieste Gag lei ansebro9en.
SIM Sofe Der Ictienbrennerei wurbsn
Safer BON 500 Yfuno Snbalt ans ienieis
tise ufer Der Our ssworfsn. Cine Bajs
ierboie erbob lid iibsr Our Sdr eouoiialsn
S6be. Riemaub erinnert ii4 elmer iol1sn
gataitropbe.
Sm Sammsrpolb mar oas Sdauipiel
ein ,uirfli9 sloBaltisss. Der 8inb beuIte
bur9 bic @tpislfSsr 'Bbben 8dums in alien
m6sIiden Gonarten unb Die bo1ifen uno
i~tdrtiten Rieien fielen bonnsrno nieSer, i'm
Stur;e Aaes uor ibnen Stebenbe ,ermals
meno. 9lnbere braden tra4eno sntspsi,
10 SaB man 6anOnenidile gu b0ren
slaubte.. bod ME 1T asbnIidss bier err
lebt woroen. sSn einem S9lass pon etpa
10 9ett., wortn man etpa 10 Stamn,eis
den bate iteben laiIen, 1T ni1t cine elm.
Sise mebr aufrsdt.. sSm seinsm anbern Ois
itritt, mo msinitens Bu1en Madden, bat
Der Win6 fur etwa 1900 6orbsn 6ols aes
fdut! Sn &emi9 peitl1te Der Wino bic
6lutben su ltarfen Wellen, bic id on
Der Bride bra1en unb oils Grandmother
lber ben 6luB 9striebeu wurosn. 9tur nit
Meibe mar bic Bride gu paiiiren. Nui
Der alien &enni1 :9%urcmburser StraBe bat
Der Sturm mebrere idpere Yappeln snts
r%purselt; dbnli9 1T IS aui Der .neuen StraBe
~Srintinssstbal ueri9ieosnsn Der bort ansss
%pfanstem iunsen Sdunse ersamsen.
Iui benz . iettrder Yanus Bat Der
Sturm bemertbare Spuren ;uriifselaNen.
Nbseleben uon benz Sdabeu, ben bsrielbe
at Od9srn uno Senitsrn IN Der Staot ans
ri6tete, iiuo auf benz Sanne unseiabr $50
BoppeIn uno 200 Sbltbdume uno in ben
Observation-Disclosures l00O-l200 trditigs
Gi6en uno Su1en trtpurSelt porosn.
Oas 8aiisr Der tart ~anssldwollenen
Sauer uarb ,sitwsilis pom Sturme gss
peitldt III OampfwoItsniorm na9 allen
SimpsIssesenosn setrasen nno pon ben
SdGern rssnet es Sdiefer, !3iesel, Sle9
ulw., NaeS bunt purdsinanosr. Der Gi'
icnbabnSus, wslder Sss 9lbeuos nod ST.
telbrit fubr, waro psri9isSene Wsale por
:mltirSenoen Yappsln beprobt; eerlelbs
mnBte mebrere Male anbalten, rm bic
Sabn pon ben barauf ~lisssnpen Sdumeu
gu bsireien; sr fam sladIibsrmeiie obns
llnfaG oil ieinsm Seitimuanssorte an,
Den srOBten S9aosn idsint oaS llnwette,
benz Sauertbals sntlans peruria6t Su pa:
ben. Die @erbersi Der 6rau WittwI
Sepoer in glai,siontaine wuree io;uiasel
cemcIirt uno in Der Sele, elm poar PUN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-11

De Song fu Sdwstbsnsen, 9err Risf
fer, wirb ben 0eriammIunssort unS bic "a
9es,eit, ME CT ueriproben, n6ber beiin:
men. Beibes ruiro 3ur 3sit in Der ga:
jette" publi3irt.
Ratirli9 finb aud Damen in Der Ser:
ianmlun9 wiafommene @dits.
SinS Qanfsleute aug Der alien Seimutt
sur 3eit Der YeriammIuns in Bbilaoelpbia
anweienb, 70 iino iie freunoli6it eingela:
ben, iid gu uns III idauren, nm einiss
Stunoen FROZEN i2uiammsnieius nit une
vUferitanern" 81 uerbrinsen.
9rmrn, welde bic 8eltausneIuns Be.
iuden, sur Na1riht, oaB Die ,Qurembur:
ger @asstte" 10 LANCE Die ausiteauns baus
srt in benz amerifaniiden 2eitunssssbduoe,
;u fnoen 1T uno auf Ierlansen iebersei
gratis gum 2sien ~abse9eben wiro.
gSenn es m0slid 1T, perSen mir i'm
9urem burger Oepartement Der &usfeuuna
elm Hesiiter aufegen lahen, inoem iid ie.
Der 9uremburser NIT Namsn uno 0orna.
men, Wobnort unb Datum beg 8eiudes
oes ausffelunsspIates eintrasen fam.
Otsles Wsrt isnben mir am SdluS mad
9ursmbur9 in bic Mrdipe our 2lufbeuab.
runs unb gum Nnbsnfsn unb publ; iren &c,
lesentli9 Die Namen aQer QanbsIeute, mel
DE oarin uer,ei4nst fnb.
Gorreipunoen,.
9ursmturs, Sitarns Co., Minn., q. Nara '76.
6err Rebacteur!
@sulid usriprad i'd Sbnen stwas iber ct.
Wenbel, senannt v9uremburs" mitSutbsi.
len. Oie Aniiebluns erbielt lbren Namsn
natirlid 6er uielen 2anosleute wssen, bic
in Der @eseno pobnen. 0urembura liesi
8 Meilsn BON ct. gloub uno IL Meilsn
pom Sob Sprinss. Yor unssfdbr 20
Sabrsn bradsn iia etlide 9uremburssr Ms.
4oeid, Die @sbriioer Maus, iouie bic @e.
briieer Brau4 uno Inbsre, Sabn in bieis
@essno, Die i'm pabren Gimme oes @ortes
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