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GOVERNORS OFFICE.
:" Yonl And On. lLnycs In thcro.D


Opening the door. found Capt Leo, the Gov
crnor's private secretary, engaged in opening
the morning mail. The Captain. who will prob
ably take Gen. BahcOck's place in the White
House. is sglitly-buiit man, with military
bearing. Once a brunette, his hair-though the
Captain Is not ovcrthirty-h turned to silver
gray. A slver-gray moustache also ornaments
his face. Capt Lee is quiet. conservative man.
firm in his convictions. and he always speaks
with low quiet elaboration. which imprcsscs
the hcarer with his truthfulness.
"Ahl" he said. ms a gentleman present intro
ducod me- you used to write for TnE SUM-
Mr.. Perkins? Well he continued. The SUN
has made "a strong fight against us. but, | think
y courteous. fight Would YOU like to see tho
"Ycs" / said "Of course I do not wish 70
interview him. Tho Governor, Of course
would not express any. strong political scnti-
mcnts lust now ana II me- nin' no one but
newspaper icnd would think OF reporting
found Gov Hayes alone in the large. plain
place. and took my hand cordially. ~ he takes
the hand of every one from the unc-lcggod
soldier from the Soldiers Homo 10 Bishop Viii
nor Of Louisiana.
The Governor Yves dressed in n plain black
suit frork coat. hugh vest. and byron colHr-us
simply az any gent man could dress. His iaco
hns the old war brown. but II il rosy with
health. Not u wrinkle. not "a cure turks there.
His blue eyes have both an induirng and "A
conddng look. H.- beard i unframed. ~ If It
had grew in the camps. some few hairs in his
moustachc evidently attempting 10 struggle ont
of line. llo looks like a man of forty, though
his asgr H. ilty-fnur.
| cannot give the words uttered by Gov. Hayes.
II would NOT be- good ti-te But will say thut
he H. very snliritous about the welfare of the
South. His Thoughts constantly reverted TO both
the blacks and whites i'm the Southern States.
How can they govern thcmselvc.Y z" he
unused. hut h. did NOT answer the IN stiOn. Tho
Governor Is satisfied fhat the color line i'm the
south uust h, hl,ti.I ont Ua is entisnnd that
parties ant1soiliz,d sorinllv with the Northern
Garnet -imisr Is and negroes ON one side and tln
old Suuthornrrs on th0n other will moi work rnod
tn fhr Krnuhlis mo burdnn Of his thourit- h.
How shall both tho white vote md Tho rnlornI
v0te in th,, south h. divided how shall W.
make two Union rarti - there each fnstrriu,
and protecting and voting the color"d man Civ
h|n,r. v'I,.r. hn ia ,cnrtSv ~ ~ and nL.ni,,,
-. y N'l.t ~ II N'it'' 20. t'' w. "'S'i"t'
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the Northwestern lakes and the Mississippi
river be used solely for the purpose of survey
ing the Mississippi for tle. purpose of reclaim
ing the overflow lands 81 tho Mississippi delta.
lie thought that TINT enterprise was OF The
greatest importance to the country.
MIR. Conger tllrn" Nioh) said that whilo he
was in favor uf rcclnimng those lands. he did
not think the appropriation for tho survey Of
thc lakes should ho rcduccd.
ON motion Of Mr.. Congcr Rep. Michl the APP
prupriatun Tor the survey of the LAX and the
Mississippi river was increased to 100000.
, The am'nimcnt offered by Mr.. Young was
then agreed To-.
Mr.. S'hlcichcr Dem. Tevrsl moved 10 IN
crease the appropriation for the goographi M
surveys west az the Tooth meridian from $4,000
To- sjO,uuO. ADOPTED.
An amendment WIS adopted for tho payment
~ 25OQ To the widow Of the Hon. o. ). Ferry Of
Connecticut.
Mr.. Morrison Dem. Ill moved an amend
private printing establishment. OF testimony
taken hy the Louisiana Investigating Commit
tee. Adopted.
The paragraph for the payment Of mail car
riers in the Southern States before Nh" war hay
ing been reached, Mr. Conger rep. Mi'hl
made the point " order that 1t was contrary TO
an express law ~ Congress Without a. ton on
lho point of order. the committee. ON motion Of
Mr.; Clymer Dem. Pa.l rose.
Mr.. tlym'r then moved 10 take recess until
10 y. VI. tomorrow
Both motions worc made in rapid succession.
and with a good deal ut commotiOn on the floor
the general understanding being that the object
WIS 10 -tHVc of any further action ON the PrcSi-
d'mt ID count Us the rumor had Just reached the
hall that the decision of the commission in the
Oregon case WIS adNrrr" 10 thu Democrats. The
Iepuh. leans insisted on the vote being taken 10y
yeas and nays. and the result was-ycas. 1870;
The following nineteen Democrats voted
aaMlnsi the r"'"sS' Mes@rs. l'ebc. B.ll. Camp
n,iflll C9ilGr. G90din. larienbcrsli, lIaynGnd.
gam. y ~. Potter. Robbins lnl. Stevenson.
Warner. Wells Mol and Mhliehouso.
\ d. morrqtic caucus was announced TO take
place Immediately.
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DISSATISFIED LEGITEES.
Hoping TO Compel william ". Vanderbilt to
Divide Ills Private Fortune.

One of the most intimate friends Of the
late Commodore Vanderbilt takes n widely DIFF
fcrent view Of the probability Of breaking the
railroad monarchs will from that which Cornc-
lius Jeremiah. Mrs. Allen. and their lawyers
entertain. But the fact is the gentleman
says. "thoy have no real intention Of contest
Ing the will. William II. Vanderbilt has fifteen
or sixteen millions Of dollars, i'll addition to
what his iathrr l"it him. and they think that,
rather than enter into such a contest he VIII
give them part of his wealth They fancy. too,
that hcwill De approhensivc Of embarrassment
to the Central Railroad. but they are altogether
mistaken I'm him. The old Commodore on his
dcathhcd, repeatedly charged himto see that all
the provisions OF his Will were carried out
faithfully. and you may depend upon it he
won yield 10 any pressure they may bring tO
bear upon him. The lawyers Of hi- relatives
don't look for their ration from success
II, court, hut hope for n private settlement"
IN re- was u rumor Yesterday in Wall street
that JAY Gould had furnished Cornelius Jcre-
miah Vanderbilt with 100000 to contest his
fathers vii, hoping that hy this means large
amount Of New York Central and other rail
road stocks might be- locked upb the litigation
Tho rumor however. seems to have no foun-
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TESTIMONY FROM AN OLD DIIECroR.
More about the Breaking Down Of the Conti-
mental Life Insurance Company.

Tho examination into the affairs Of the
Continental Life Insurance Company was con-
tnucd yesterday before Referee William Alien
Butler. Mr. James ID. Colgate. banker. of AZ
Wall street. one OF the directors Of the company
in 1872. testified that at meeting on the goth of
August 1872, he moved that the company's
money on deposit with the Loancrs' Bank be
wjthdrawn. Mr.. Bogart opposed the motion
and offered an amendment which was carried.
The witness looked upon the Loancrs Bank IA
q" shaving shop" He was opposed. he said TO
keeping the money of large institution in u
bank whose teller could put its whole assets into
his vest pocket at any time and run oil. For a
long time he desired TO resign. but he did not
resign until 1872. after he became positive that
Irregularities existed. First. he was dropped
from the Finance and Auditing Committees.
hut for what reason he did not say.
Tho company lost by the breaking % the Market
Savings Bank. but he didn't know how much
His first suspicious ns 10 the management of the
company were excited at an ANNUAL meeting at
which MIR. Lawrence reported that the COM
pnnys real cstnte was worth 100000 and some
odd dollars. lie asked Mr.. Lawrence what
real estate the company had. and the later re-
Nassau street, Then the witness said "Why.
this building cost Us only S5OOopO in the first
place, and then We put deck tMansard rood
On it. and that cost only t2G 600 or s30.OuO
Where do you get the rest? "Ohln said tho
President. ." we capitalized the rents"
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Darlcy's ,nn,ata Malchus.

The cantata "Alalchus,' 10y Francis r $
Dulev. was performed Inst even ns at CAiekor-
ing Han 10y the New York Choral Union, under
the direction Of +. 5. Gilmore. and with tho
assistance Of Mmo. Gulaser, Mrs. l.. G. Elliot
Mrs. Ayrcs. Mr.. William Castle and Mr. S,h-t
The t'Nt Of the cautnta IL written partly IN
rhyme. partly in blank verse, The story follow
ing, - great ,Atcnl, That Of Dr.. {. LocWg col-
oluiol oratorIo, 'The Seven Slerpers'
Th" music IL m"odiOus and ploaSing, not
sirslnsy Original nor yDt borrowed from other
nuuuo- rs, and the rendering of il Was very
Drn'itahic 10 tiiH society. Nine. Gungcr su--
Tuned ia" principal part, that ol the boy Mai
'uu- Nnl d' -'rNr, inuch praise lOr her clear
AND careful oNn |utiun.
Tho prrurmunno WIS under the competent
dire ton of MI i. 5. Gilmore.
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EENOC NCING uErHODIsM.
The Rev. Emory y. HAYNES Joiniug tie Hap
tIst Church Ills Reasons

The Rev. Emory j. Haynes, who for eight
yenrs has been Methodist Episcopal minister
and Tor two years has hcon the pastor OF the
Seventh Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church in
Brooklyn. has forwarded his - ignation Of his
pulpit and Of his office as n minister in the
Methodist denomination 10 Presiding Elder
Graves. On sunday he is 10 preach his fare
wei sermon 10 his congregation. H. will on
the following sunday l0in the Baptist church.
ana VIII ? NdlUI u 10y Immersion ia "a church
IN THIS city. H. Wll thcn be- ready to accept "a
call lpH Baptist pulpit. Mr. Haynes ahanduns
tic NNtuOdlsi church chiefly because az Tia" S,il-
su'riil 0e needed lp comply with It's rule of tin-
rrWY It, began tin" ministry ia Norwich.
{. M. after haNin- graduated al the Wesleyan
aiuia'i"n there and ht thu church n Fail
i Vrr Mas. H. then WIS called 10 the
llinson lla'r VI tAoiist Church ia Brooks
Nn. the leading church Of the de-
nominal IN IN the city ~ Churches. He
drew lars" thrpu--. WAS rated as a magnetic
~ many rlrh mon. ~" WAS in the front rank in
the wpmon's crusade agnlnst rum soil RS and
WIS rlIh- o. 'uua- ON many ur'ls pus. ILL., mar
IIri "a -n'Nui time. his FIRST vito having dlr,l.
and his church ruV" him % brilliant rr-spti ION.
MhtutIr Bishop anl presiding rlior~ began to
llutln'~ 900 ul-iiN, tlN} un'iui"l mat his rise
IN IN" ministry MIS- unnaiurlly rapid, and that
j W.uli %" wis" o. pat him ia Il NOR" modest
Held Mr.. ll.ynN- WIS = mt Ia the Seventh Ave-
ntn Church, anil hr tnue th' charge rplurtnutly.
IL hIs cNpr sssi 70 a. Sire 90 have ono fo-k uli
tAe ,lm", that hr might use all his energies to-
wnrl uu'Iin ~ a prosperous ana largo
,4ur'h !, "~iorl'-s. and i Is Thought Mr..
Hul urs NlI receive Il cail % that pulpN.
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Nrw YORK. Friday. Fob. 23.-Recclpts Of
l.tN'~ to-day "Dr. % ru iHii- or ~ head. making
49, memo --hr NJ n't a-un-t i,~,1 ior the corre-
-lHNiin- TIM, lu.f Wttk Tho market weak and
uu-,t With tif % the OH tiu.~ .uld st pru, figures
oi fi.c o. %, o. dress Jltl~ Us. a. the cross cwt
and lart ntld over
Re- .pt. o ,ne. uui lambs wore % car loads OF 4si2
head making 1iHi slice Monday AGAINST ION for tho
shlue une last week. ; hr, were not win1 10 make
mfthcr concessions ana buyers not disposed TO
purchase o ans tNteui 40 tormer isurcs Hence the
market wa n.nrlN Hat laitish 10 prime sheep were
sold at "a, t7c. r
Receipt. 90 h'-- WI, Is, car Loads. or a..27 head
mANa luo-' zinc Nuni4N. against - HN the saino
wa extremely duii
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Real Estate Market.


Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com-
pri~cd for, closure snlvs
BY Bernard SmythOnc three story brownstonc house.
with LOT ieNiop5, the south side Of Fnythird street
$3.50 feet west ol Sixth avenue Sl31oo
by X V. Hmnott--Onc house, with lot a5NeI on the
west side Of Elizabeth street. between Spring and Prince.
5000 one plot Of land. ~ lNnD on the north side Il
plaiutn '-'1'
BY stevenson Ir ono housc. with lot ~ wiilctt
street east side between Rington stanton streets.
SDiSj, to laintn
By W o lfnnman-Onc lot. 2jNiool on sixty. third
street, southeast corner ~ Madison avenue ~. 100.
The r,nnindor Oi announced foreclosure sales ADJ
iourned sine die.
Foreclosure sales to-day at the Exchange are an
nnunc,d By A. H. Miller Son, Louis Mcscr, and b. r,
Inirtiu1 y
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THE TiR IND TEfrHrR OtrRtGE.
Capt. Garter Disciaims amy knowledge Of the
MmrLer nl I hMrIc. q. iA.l.eN.

ON the ufght Of the murder Of Chnrlc= g.
- -
Is '-ry 4 ii. \. l.. Garter Wu- IN command oi
ft, schooner Ian. 4 Uurrfa which ,u- al
~" ''''r - ''". &C. VIZ" N''' "'
anchor ln Inc little \ Hk OF tNld Sprius llar-
f- 1,.,r.I.l 7, . .i,,.,.. l.
r,, ,t.,,,...,i,.f 49,,
'"" "'' N"l ''"i "N." VINO PARK ipN'l ia iiH
tragedy III" was summoned before Justice
M.uii.rf I'm Uuulns,on son after the di,ip-
...,,... - t,. go
l''l"n '' "' h''7'F' V"' ms ''slUhohy was oi
'ar'oly any Importance. Recently the Captain
l,.nul. ANNOYED M tho mention of hi. n,.n,a i'm
-. ''...,.i. H. T. 81,
''"u ~" "i'l ''' A'.S'S '"7' ana ne 'HiI'l
upon VI --r-. strong ~ spear lawyers. az -
Pin" .>,r'.t. Tnum.e :. Stron- and Sclah H.
S'i'''-. lr. ol On" lrn, are natives of Suio.s
county. IAeil irrtncr. Asa \. spear. wrote the
following;
rpuU tnroa ~ Tur srv-Sir, Ny attention ha. horn
called q" thD arpr 20 i'H srNo' t'l l.. assoc s'n- iny
am o', .'',S VIA 49,, ihg h.-y aiiar a. ii.n9n.
'N. ~, ~. a.. ~. w, ~ ~ .at am Clog
.ri f,f ~ i'''',t Ia M .9 ~ t'a ,it ,,i ""i, '
III tuc mat un nifi At WORK 1n Prevalence ,.ra.
ltN,r. ol ,,..,I 0m SECOND oH',.r. il /. ai.o
iru. iha1 anmrin- my orn ,H-lnr-,. wlich is more
'N'N aN ,'. o.. l' ttllw WN""t, hl'ng1.t n iNn-
"a ii.,ilr I.,. ,. r.s 1 i'''s ''
In, .flD. Static. ,rr INN, ftt M. firn.if n wa
snfIef,t fiIu f r when / vn. a., ,fiI.I i',.r, tI
nal-l.tr Iur .,a..n i,,f ti.i. ,,r, l.n ai ..lntl
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The Insurance Business Ia Boston.

BosroN Feb 23.In Wow of the fact that tho
outlook for The insurance apta is disc oura.ns
Of the .toc kholcr. of IA. Shawnut Insurance Company
have decided Go call meeting stockholders to cu.id,r
tile tNI dcugc Ui going into qullifluu.
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4 MEETING INIT WIZ BE HISTORIC
The vcracious Ell Perkins Visits CoIun,bvs
aud Secs Returning II. Hayes.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. Is" Take that hail
out Of the rotunda." said the Waterman, and
turn at the first corner 10 your left and you will
see notice OF the door:
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Fifty-one of the l2l members Of tho Church
of the doot shepherd IN Jersey cav have .ieu,i tNr.l
OF the nrw society that i. 10 organize Tire sooouJ r.r
sali.t Church Moro are pledged at me cNtm,ctn..
M,ssrs Carey, llemlnekson, k-ger NcN tnh. Hul W,~
rrvc have boon appointed committee on or auiylflon
ani hr. rhnbc LANA ull has i.ru huHda alta .llf, a,
~ ,hnl yrnr Tine nrw chuch ltrtY nrar thnl H. the
Good Sho lhrrd Church - under VNNu dVnt II raur n-t
long wan lhc present m"nicrslni, tnd tpy Nl 81. ~
buy thr Vdl--r hN auction sale MI Ellen Mics. Uie
woman pastor valued friend also IL be- retained 10 me
new chufl h.
HOUSE at wor,hpis 90 he seize ted ly the hrsi sunday
IN April at which time Nrs Hanaiords term txVr- ia
the Church oi the uuud She phcId She huh informally
accepted the new appoNtnont
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Mr.. Jerome Hopkins is composing a sa-
crod opera, entitled Samuel founded upon
the Bible story, which is TO be performed by
amateurs nj the nest Orpheon Sprngtide FEES
two, and has, nj least, the distinction Of being
mo llrft sacred opera eyer composed in this
country lhrrr VIII be represented in IL n camp
choir Va.
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Cuisines N.litts.


ftkl Was NihtF Isl standard remedy for building
~ amt rch'"n. hmAtu tHwn" o. Auu- tonsii' uiipit-.
lNt ~ -lfn-.n ItiliiN. lI'tt 'umplnuf kidney aHI
Bladder Diseases. "t !rt u the many ultIiies u
Tic NAiuh- ufHuNs N ilt inuNu fruluN sovereign
remedy lti~a tonne without ..hul ini, medicine -
too wen known ui adv .n lt Iuiir amy runnp ninuon
nom u.s. u De- NulA necessary iur I~ Ca who
have n',cl lNtu trn tlt BE- wall docunl.- a That
i.tlinrd Hff NNW b, 'Nr uuil 200 tome ui ils stem,
leiofr ur hot nuniIso summer iury setln sold by
all tiugsist-
Gcn,lcmcn's Hat. sirius siyies are rclhy for 4;
spec ton ami shlv go iN>'iiltbS, IFS Nj -au -
Every Mondays Witness contains - Home
i" lftn'f' iiNii iuii' apo. lfirls i0Hl ladies
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Unlaundried shirts, Wnmsutta muslin, linen
ho.ons, ~ each, British hal hose, 2Oc par J ".
Johnston 260 Grand st. also 81 9th ay cor Goth stAds
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Alexander, or soma Of those old fellows. IL
SAID to have sighed for more world. Ia conquer HAD u
been his good fortune 10 have known the pleasure u
using IS Rabbits Toilet Soap, his restless sVa Nvu.d
have been forever at peace -Ade,
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Whoever consults Dr.. Shaw can have i'm
uA..l esA..el.ee IA Mat he Aays-lidr
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Infnntilc fcvors and spasms nro not possible
WIN, Munos &, thins Cordial can be- had. 2it.-.ldo
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Fifty per cont. saved by using Hlgsinss Ger
mall I4.uI svap.
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OPPOSING REINFORCEMENT.
guE SENITE iDDING nTLfTONS TO THE
NtJ.fL IPPROPRI IRONS.

Increasing the Item for Repairs ny Nearly
$1,000. 900 Other Hens Increased In Like
Proportion The sundrt tiNii Appropria-
lions discussed la the House Amendments.
, 1877-01-05
neuftt teItsr. gtps(@fa.
@eriee.

New Dorf, 8. San. Cine Gepsi9e
aug Con Granciseo meloet: .Seit ei.
nissn So9en cirfuIirt ons @eriipt, tob
Yraiioert 2eroo aug Mcgieo Iid ouf
Dem eem @c9e bicrber be fiuoe, uno Die
bier anidiiiaen Merifaner treffen bereits
In1talten, mn inn einen 0ffsntli9m
Gmpions Sn bcreiteu. Spdtrrc Nad.
ritten ersebcn jsbod. baB 2erbo Die
9rffnnna md ridt aufssaeben fat. lei
nc 9ertldaft uisher auf,uri6ten. gr
ION iid in Dem Stoaie Sal;seo bcfiusen
nro beinabe bic 9dlfts Der reguldren
meyifoniI9n Mrmee nnter ocn Gene
rdlen SebaIos, 8ileeran vnh Neci bel
ii6 Daben. 2eroo bcahlibtiat, nit Die.
fer @ahi ben &f sesen Oia; }
fpagen tuom0sIid tuieoer in 9eiib Der
au %sclansen. Sollts or IT,
bod yeidlasen merbsr. 10 ,piro or wa6r
i9einlid ibsr Son glas oocr goliula
nod galifornicn fommen."
, 1877-01-05
Guropai(he Na1ridtfn.

2sremen. BUM SDnoituo Der pans
%belStammsr 1T oil Stele oeS gum ST.
motor erWGhlten Or. iur' $. >. Welcr
Or. iur. Marcus aus Berlin ernamnt.
Don b ciiaen Suriiteu beuarb iid} Or.
iur. Smiot um Sas Spnoicat.
Die 8abm BON Sbrbooe nad) Wiea,ues
lhan3 all Der boIaneiiden @rense III
nunme6r er0Iinet. Dic Yropin;en
Trieslanb. Drente uno insbionoere
@rSuiu9en werren oaourdl nit De e
Norowelien DsutihlanOs iii einen teb'
haitsren 8crfebr .reten, weld)cr bisber
bel Dem sroBsn umwese Der G'ieubah'
nen I5cr 3Itpbeu uuo Saljbcrgen nidlt
ber9eitcllt wsroen fomule. Snlofern lit
ole Gr0fiuuus Der neuem 9abu fir Die
$ uauoer Don Veocutung. abtr aud in
8remcm fnupit mam 9oifmunssu oil
oiclclbe, B III III Bremen lit maa Den be.
nefiruoem Yrouiu,cu nun eben 10 nabs
seritt. wie in ImltsrOam, uno man
ylaubt umnsbmen 81 o%urfsn, oaB Der
Vrcmer Tc,tebr ourh oIele lenosruu9
otel 9eiullueM miro.
9am6nrg. Tor siniscn Wonatsn
wurren Ourd) ucr id)i ocme A0eatsn uuo
6anoslsbauier III Grisjt, Wisn uuo
! Samburs nitt uubsO.utenoe 80 en-,
anyeblId $4,000 Stld Naifcn. na.
wcntlId @palispots= @swehrs, nit btM
oa,u 9ebor'9em pau. Yuiouettsn aus
oen i'll on rbeiniihem Ylas.n lasernosn
VsItanOen Der rmitlilnen Irle9s.
Ysute b~eioaen. sic warsn anseblld;
fir Die srIsdlihe uno bic in oer Msu.
formation bc9r'ifeue armcc etnss uoro.
lid)em StaateS beltimmt. GS jAeiucu
iid bieie Iusaben ais unrid)ri9 berauS.
eeitsut 3u habsu Die Waiisn lius
ipabrihsinlid nah NuBlano NM Ser
bien 9swanoert. Die obere Wilitar.
8sb6ro bat aui oisle @abrnsbmuns
bin Die uebsrlisierun9 Der ebeniauS an
~9etauittn Wuuilion uidt 9eitattet unl
Die wsitsr sstrOfieneu AbsOmmea anAl'
lirt.
Der Der Samburs . NmeritaniiAer
YadetfabrtzA ctisn'@ sieaida'tseb0reno
Dampisr rTeutouia" lit nah Guslans
uertauit worocn. Die &aufiuWme ii
bis ieet nidt betanut 9eWorbsn.
Die @uratoren oes ebemalisen bisli.
gen Sberpoltoirettors Don Sdul;s l.s.
ten ~ GGanltsu Der WtaNe y lhlaa all,
, 1877-01-05
TnhkurA


u s.ntrnHt. s4s sans. btsbsrise Ssilrsrtaaren nn.s
Nobba6 nab tur9 gtnnebmen pom 9ohpulpet
bswirft,. Tie 9obbdber Seisen on, NO bte aranfhett
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