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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out of the District Court Of Eureka
county, State Of Nevada, on the 18th day of
January, A: d. 1877, and TO me directed and
delivered, for u Judgment rendered in said
Court, by Hon. +. W. Cole. on the 18th day of
January, A.. ID. 1877, in favor of Thomas
Wethered, plaintiff, and against j. w. Ely
son, N. Bertrand and " III. Marian, defend
sixty one hundredths ts6ei SOY dollars, in L. S.
gold coin, with interest in like gold coin at
the rate OF ten per cent: per annum. together
with damages, and one hundred and one and
eighty-fve ono-hundre6ths (Sl0l So dollars,
in U. S. gold coin, costs of suit, l have on
this, the sixteenth day of january, A. d.
1877, at one o'clock P. NJ, levied on the follow
ing described property, to wit:
All the rig ht, title, interest and claim of
the said defendants, j. W. Ellyson, n. Ber-
trand and W. II. Marian, in and to that GER
tain piece or parcel Of mining ground known
as the Tip Top claim, and described on page
290 in book ID of the mining records of Eu-
reka Mining District, as follows: Five
claims Of two hundred t200) feet eaeh on this
| lode or mineral deposit, to be known as : Zip
Top Lode" situated On the west side o Pros
easterly from the ''Mary ann mine, and
also about half mile northerly from the
I'll Dorado" ledge; also, all the right. title,
interest and claim of the said defendants, j.
w. Ellyson, N. Bertrand and W. II. Marian,
in and othat certain piece or parcel of min
ing ground known as the Commit claim.
and described on page 3l9 in book ID of
the mining records of Eureka Mining Dis
trict, as follows: One thousand u ,O0Ol feet on
this ledge or body Of mineral, known as
"Commit' situated on tho west side of Pros
pect Mountain, Lander Mining District, in
the county of Eureka. State OF Nevada, with
all the dips, spurs and angles belonging
thereto. said mine is about two hundred
200 yards in a southery direction from the
" Tip Top" mine on said ountain. Notice
ia hereby given, that on
~ -, nc Sny,
A. d. 1877. between the hours of 0 o'clock A.
NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, siz: at / o'clock p. NJ, L
will sell all the right, title. claim and interest
of the said defendants, j. W. Ellyson, n. Ber-
trand and W. ii. Marian, of. in and to tho
above described property, at the Court
house, in the county of Eureka, at public
auction, for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all
costs. aisg,f 1g-tak ~. .tf..frseR
Eureka, Eureka county, New, January
10th, 1877.
b. ~ JAMES SIAS, Sheriff.
By j. B. NELSON, Deputy.
jail tn FH9- ilt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

IT has been cold enough in New
York to make ice in He'll Gate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31
AssEssMENr NOTICE,

ct. LAWRENCE MINING COMPANY
y Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco, Calf liiornia-Location OF works.
Eureka county, Nevada. f. IA fgoH
Notice is hereby given that at meeting
Of the Board of Directors. held on the I'd
day of January, 1871, an assessment, (No. y
of twenty cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately, in United States gold coin, to
the Secretary, at the Office of the Company,
at the southwest corner Of Battery and Fill
bert streets, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the, TWELFTH day
of FEBRUARY, 1877, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before viii be
sold on I'll kSDAY, the first day OF March,
1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
j. o. MCGRATH, Secretary.
Office, Southwest corner Battery and Fill
bort streets, San Francisco. jai0td.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

THE Saturday Review estimates that
the civilized world spends some 81, ,000,-
600 annually for ostrich feathers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

'TAx ArIoS.-The Ne,c Northeast says:
pnilion has not been exempt from
t.xation in Montana county this year,
and theoretically at least, ores for
shinment are also taxed. This is done
nnder the clause OF the revenue laws
authorizing assessment on personal
nroperty about to be removed from the
country. The large bullion producing
works of this county, Deer Lodge,
have been assessed on all the bullion
produced this year. The exported ores,
we are informed, have not been so
carefully assessed. The matter is com.
plicated and the assessment manifestly
equal. For instance: A company has
5000 worth of bullion. 1t is assessed
at the same rate as other property.
The .company's profits may or
may not have been anything.
They sell their bullion and
with the proceeds produce another
SIC, 900 in bullion which Is again taxed,
and so this taxing and retaxing may
be done dozen or twenty times in a
year. and assessment made on 800 900
or Sl50,000 of bullion, when really tn g
company might. not have had $4,000
capital in the Business. Yet unless
this is done there Is no way to reach
bullion or ores at all.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

FORTY SEVEN sentimental young i'd
lots in Los Angeles have paid 50 to be
vaccinated with the virus from the arm
of popular belle. The first one used
it all up, but the other forty six did not
know the difference, and took the en-
terprising DOCTORS word for it. -3 i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

TIE Emperor William reads Amer
ian papers regularly, and is much in
terested in the political muddle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

The Los Angeles, Cal, rape case has
heen concluded, by the withdrawal by
Mrs. Walters OF the charge against Will
liamS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

WHEN Hoar and Frye make faces at
each other, and Blaine and Ben Hill
stake hands, things look mixed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31
r. IT. II MON,
CoNVEYANCINC,
INFORMATION WANTED

IF BARONI ANGELO WILL COMMUNE
/ cate With his nephew. Baroni Giovanni, at
Eureka, Nevada, he win hear Of something
to his advantage.
BAR0NI GIOVANNI.
Eureka, New, Jan. s, 1877. jao-2ne
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-31

SHovELISG snow at a dollar an hour
furnishes breakfast money for great
many men in Gold Hill and Virginia.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-02

fathers name among the killed. Oh |!
the poignant grief of those sad days.
How proud I felt of my father and the
hundred brave men that marched forth
from our village to battle bravely for
their country at the commencement of
the war, because it was the right thing
to do," and her face shone as she spoke.
but her expression changed to one Of
sadness as she added, "When that COM
pany was mustered out of service and
returned home, our village was filled
with lamentations, Rachels weeping for
their children, and would not be COM
forted because they were not. of the
one hundred that marched away, barely
score returned, and the most of these
shattered and broken in constitution"
She paused few moments in painful
thought, then with an indescribable
shame.faced look cast herself into my
arms.
"Mother, my father died an honored
death, and | can speak of him openly
and proudly, but" sinking her voice al
most to whisper, "my husbands case
is different. He died drunkard's death
and fills a dishonored grave"
Seeing that she was much excited and
very weary, said:
"Don't talk any more now, rest a
while"
"No, | must tell it or perhaps I'll not
have time"
'.Be calm then and you may tell US a
little more," and she resumed her story.
Concluded aert qceeE.)
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-02
HEALTH AND GoDLINEss.

The truth that man is half animal
has too often been ignored by divines
and moralists. The health which is de-
pendent upon good digestion has much
more to do with mans piety than has
generally been supposed. Every minis
ter Of the Gospel has to grapple with
cases of conscience which turn out at
last to be simply cases of physical dis
order whose remedy is in the pharmaco-
peia, or more frequently in the larder or
cookbook. Constitutional, hereditary,
and occasional diseases are constantly
at work, modifying mems opinions, feel
ings and practices. DR.. Mason of New
York, used to say that the grace that
would make John look like an angel
would be only just enough to keep Peter
from knocking man down. If the
house of this tabernacle be shattered,
and in constant need of props and re-
pairs, its sympathetic tenant is apt to
be like its crazy dwelling place. There
are only two bad things in this world,
said Hannah Mnre-sin and bile. Was
she ignorant that a large part of the sin
springs from bile /? The doctrine that
health has great deal to do with god
illness may not be very fattering to our
pride; but we must accept our natures,
as the transcendentalist did 'the uni.
verse" and, accepting them, we must
bow to the plain fact that ladder
reaching to heaven must, if we are to
climb it, have its feet upon the ground,
and that to reach to the highest degree
of spiritual excellence we must begin
with physical and mental soundness. It
is an indubitable truth that man not
only reasons better, but loves more
warmly, gives more generously, and
prays more fervently, when well than
when i'll. A man of unquestionable pi-
ETY. once said that he could not worship
God until he had eaten his breakfast.
1t is equally true that man who is
we'll fed, clothed, and housed is more
amiable being than one who lacks the
comforts of life. A man before dinner
may talk scandal or write scathing crit
icism; may crawl like a horse-hy over
the character or the writings of a neigh
Dor; but after he has we'll eaten and
drunken the thing is an impossibility.
There is something in generous meal
that exercises the devils of disparage.
ment and calumny, and substitutes
therefor the spirits of good fellowship
and philanthropy. 1t may be doubted
whether half of the suicides, murders.
heresies, false PHILOSOPHERS, and aposta-
sizes that have stained the annals of oul
race have not had their origin remotely
in disordered stomach. Voltaire af
firms that the massacre of st. Bartholo
new was primarily due to the utter In
capacity of the King to digest his food
Had Josephine been good cook, per
haps history would have been spared
one of its saddest scandals. 1t is moi
the "fat, sleek-headed man." but the
'.lean and hungry Cassius" that is dan
gerous.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-02

CANNED STRAwBERRIEs.-Fill glass
jars with fresh whole strawberries,
sprinkled with sugar in the proportion
of half a pound for each pound of
berries lay the covers on lightly; stand
then in wash boiler filled with water
to within an inch of the tops of the cans
(the water must not be more than milk
warm when the cans are placed in it. }
When it has boiled for fifteen minutes,
draw to the back of the stove; let the
steam pass of, roll the hand in towel,
lift out the cans and place on a table.
IF the berries are well covered with
their own juice, take tablespoon and
fill up the first can to the very top OF
the rim from the second: wipe the neck,
rub dry, and screw the top down firmly.
Fill another from the second can, and SO
on until all are finished.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-02
SUM MER.

Buttercups, clover, and feathery thistle.
Butterflies BEES and locusts that whistle,
Heliotropes, roses. and morningglories,-
These are but snatches Of summers stories.
Dawns that are bushing to sunrises sweeping,
Twilights and shadows and lily-buds sleeping,
Moons that brooding DER nights that TENDER,
These are but snatches of summers splendor
Waterfalls, rivers, and waves that are signing,
Murmurs of sea-shell on wet beaches lying.
Whispers of pne-trees breezes are bringing
These are but snatches Of summers singing.
Robins and bue-birds, and swallows, and thrushes,
Twitters, and songs, and raptures, and bushes,
Altar of the whole years sweetness
This is what makes the summers completeness.
Mrs. L. c. Wilton, in Vide AlOake.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-02
ON A NAUGHTY LITTLE BOY,
SLEEPING.

Just now 1 missed from hall and stair
A joyful treble that had grown
As dear to me as that grave tone
That tells the world my older care.
And little footsteps on the floor
Were stayed. laid aside my pen,
Forgot my theme, and listened-then
Stole softly to the library door,
No sightl no soundI-a moments freak
OF fancy thrilled my pulses through:
"If-no'-and yet, that fancy drew
fathers blood from heart and cheek.
And then-I found himI There he lay,
Surprised by sleep, caught in the act,
The rosy vandal who had sacked
His little town, and thought it play:
The shattered vase; the broken jar;
match still smouldering on the floor;
The inkstands purple pool of gore;
The chessmen scattered near and far.
strewn leaves Of albums lightly pressed
This wicked "Baby Of the Woods"
In fact. of half the household goods
This son and heir was seized-possessed.
Yet all in vain. for sleep had caught
The hand that reached, the feet that strayed;
And fallen in their ambuscade
The victor was himself o'eIwrought.
What though torn leaves and tattered book
still testified his deep disgracel
stopped and kissed the inky face.
With its demure and calm outlook.
Then back STOLE and half beguiled
My guilt, in trust that when my sleep
Should come, there might be One who'd keep
An equal mercy for His child.
Bret Hdrte, in Hdrper's Magazine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-02

WHEN MEN ARE AT THEIR BEST
DR.. Beard states that from an analysis
of the lives of thousand representative
men in all the great branches of the
human family he made the discovery
that the golden decade was between 40
and so: the brazen between 20 and 80 !;
the iron between so and 60. The su-
periority of youth and middle life over
old age in original work appears all the
greater when we consider the fact that
all the position of honor and prestige
professorships and public stations-are
in the hands of the old. Reputation,
like money and position, is mainly con-
fined to the old. Men are not widely
known until long after they have done
the work that gave them their fame
Portraits of great men are delusions /;
statues are false! They are taken when
men have become famous, which, on the
average, is at least 20 years after they
did the work which gave them fame.
Original work requires enthusiasm. If
all the original work done by men un-
der 45 was annihilated, they would be
reduced to barbarism. Men are at their
best at that time when enthusiasm and
experience are almost evenly balanced.
The period on the average, is from 38
to 40. After this the law is that ex-
perience increases, but enthusiasm de-
creases. Of course there are exceptions.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-02

Ex-mayor Blood of Fitchburg has
failed with liabilities of over a million
and half and assets several hundred
thousand dollars less. Among the cred
itors are seven savings banks, one at
Fitchburg 100000, and one at New
Bedford, $4,000, the others $4,000
to $67 900. The per cent. of loss on
these debts is not known, the first named
have collaterals and don't expect to lose
over $4,000.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-02
CHAPTER III.
Mr.. BROWNS Suspicious.

A day or two after the close of her
school, Mr.. Brown said, "Nellie, here is
the order for your wages. If you will
just sign it. will draw the money for
you"
When he handed it to her he added,
"You have done well for US this sum.
mer. Everybody is satisfied and the
people wish me to thank you for them
for doing SO well by their children
81 am pleased to know i'll did as
well as | could" she replied. Then she
looked into Mr.. Browns face and asked,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-02

To keep the head cool and feet warm
an ice hat and tight boots.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-07
sl,ts Der ssuuoes. .sse.,ytEfaof.

9Saibtngton, G. Hcblrar. - 3as Su-
lanpfteuer Departemeut got Die Gorbcreituuz
gen fir cine 0tassia elf Die yfrummen"
Shnapp tm rDrolidlsu @eorgia
Mno SIor@arolina nabesu ruouftdubt9t; :;
Der Buth miro bon berittener Snfanterie ans
qeiiibrr peroer, ba felne @auallsrie Al erlaus
gen 1T. GonlmiiIar 9toum bat SO 9feroe
fir ben 9ebrnud) elmer Snfanterte@ Ibtbeilung
angetanft, lpelhe Die Stsuerbeamten btgleiteH
iou.
- Sn Der beutigen 9abinet8Itsung waren
aae 0tltglleoer nit NuSnah.ae 6cs SefretdrS
0tOrril anweieno; Der 2setere 1T nod i'nmcr
llnmObl.
- Sabn 3. 9uuaaher, ebemaligcr britttr
Nuoitor be5 Sdlabamts uno ell nwoblbetuHu.
Ter Sounallit, itarb am lebtsH SonnagS-
dbenoe in bieier StaSt i'm 81. 2eteus siabre.
- 9a5 oaus @onite iiber Ssrlpluiaunaen
lat ben @nInurf Der SLAP: uuO Saicn- Ser
mtlligungsbtu pouenoet uno mlr0 0ieisibe
uGditeus Dem 6auie porlegen. 0!eielbc t.
mllli9t 50 ,275, 800.
= Oas Ssnats @omite iiber 9Serlrili1unq
reidDte beute einer InaiHitIgen Gerl;bt iter
Die 9auSbill ein, speiGle $500. 600 3ur Sesahz
luna res Drn. Jas. .. CABS fir Die &erbeis
Ierungen oil Der Minoung res Mitilippl
peripi1l9t. Sir oeu gattimorer Daien liH3
$50, 900 ausgeiefh.
- Die Snoianer Serwiliaungabiu tpelde
beute BON hem Senat5z@omlte einberid)tct
uuroe, Dtrplllist 1886, 600 mebr, als bic pom
Sau8= 9onite eiubcrihteie Bill, lpeld)e tie 81
perausgabenoe Snmme aui $4,432 200 ielt-
leet.
- Die Silber, @ommiiion belt beute cine
Situna, ipe!d)er 5r. Senrp gernudi, Ter be
3 ,oI5 n,
rere Belfe iiber SlnanSangele9enbeittn idlrIeb,
bsiwohnts, Der iene 9uitten i'm Setreif oe5
Relatiu .2Bertb5 Don Sob nno Silber crldnz
terte.
- Sn ls41 ldlidte pr. 9Sebiter. 6er Oamaz
lige StaatsefretGr, Die uripriinslife lluabz
MISUNDERSTANDING uuo 9epiiie Sertrdge III
oaS Batentamt. no iie ieitoem aufbewabrt
uuroen. Setretdr &bano!sr bat liirSlid be-
fOblen, Die llrfunOen in baS @tbaube re8
Siaatsbeparte. te.nentS I'll briu9eu, inoem er Der
NniId)t 1T, bab Die Sbbut iber Die OOfus
mente Don 0tshtspesen Sieiem 9epartement
Suiteb:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-07
Gin ,,sSIam" srbs!. gsats sun, anas5tOrtsu

@e.:cbre nit oer 0etitcr,pelt.
% Il, 6. Eebruur. - Bic Court OF
ExcheQuer" bat oa8 gegCn ben SpiGitualiiten
Or. Wtont gefGllte lIrtbetI beiGttgt, weldeS
oenlelbcH trait oe8 SagrantenQeiebeS Al orel
Ntonaten @elGuaniBbait uerurtbeilt.
Sic Slattern IN 2onSon.
o. Il D II, Z. Sebruar. - Die 8latteru=
@ploemle ut Iuieoer i'm 3unebmen beQrifien.
Sn per9an9eHer 8od)e erla9Cu 113 8erjonen
in oteer Staot Der Seudc.
WinIftertriiis IN llnearn
Eon II, Z. Sebr.-@iue 2Stener Depeide
berldltet, OaB ale nugariiden 81 ,nilter abge.
rnntt babcu, neil he lid nit oeI Direit)iidleu
Ee0eruug I'M Betreff Der 8antiraae nldt
etnl9en tonnteu. IS 1T nit)t ermittelt, oh
Der SatiCr Die 0tcfiQuation aanabm.
Snouitrie.-9rbeiternotb,
Serl alll les, 6. SebruQr. - Sn ber
0eputlrtcnfammer fCllte pr. Sroinaire, Rlt.
Alteo mir gpoH8, bcute Die 6rage all DE 9te.
altrung, pelde Sd)ritte Oieielbe Su trefieu
5edbpdltl9e, nm Die &rbeitcruotb i'll 2pous
81 Inoau. 6r. OrOiuoire erfl6rte, baB So,
600 Arbclter burdI Den bobcn YreS Der 9tob-
letSe, pel9e nm 80 BTo5cat geltIegeu 1T, all,
per Arbelt geratben ieicu.
9r. Stmou, Der Yremier, ermjoertc, Die
fe9ierun9 wilr0e ben y0tGl- 2lutorttGtsn uadI
Sratten btite9en. @inem Nrtitcl oc8 Sour
Hal5 y@conOEliIte Srdrcais" sufolqe finO ge-
gcHludrtig imet Drittel aller Sei0enweber
auBer Seitditlgnug. Die 6abrifunten er-
fIarcn, ite tDnnten lbrc Speratiouen nldt cher
be3tnnen, bis bic Jtobieibe I'M 10 Bro5ent
gcfallcn lei.
Ser YrdIcft oss &bone. Departemeuts bat
$500 3nr llnterltiitun9 Der 9totbteioenoen
perWluigt.
spanIcm.
vi orl0 4, 6. Sebrnar. Senor Clio.
narer, Yrdiett bon WtaOrlb, III rueaen llebers
mrtuHg nit ieinen Sorgeiettel 6ur1 Elm To-
nl9ltbe6 0etret abgeiebt iuoroen.
SdIiisnadjrid)tCu.
Is | y M 0 Il h, 6. 6ebfuar. - Ser Sams
pier DSrauce" lit bon ytem=yort bier einges
laHfen.
YlnmOut b, c. 5ebruar. 0pir.
0Serocr" 1T BON New. DoIt angefOmmeu.
Wi D ptlle, Z. Sebruac.- 9ampier
pGtbIopta" langtc bon gtetpsDOrf bier an.
Dlartt mno 9oric.
GtOerp DOL, 6. Sebr., 1890 gtadnl.-
8oumwOlle itett9; Obcrldnber 11l16, Neu'
Orleanier l. SertGuie 5000 SaQeu.
gtOerF 90 |, G. 6cbruar. II llhr W. -
Die B0umUoacus 3uiubr betrug heute AZ 600
Ualeu, O0n meteu 81 900 auS lmerita lilr0.
&uric SeabclzSepeId)en.
- Die Nrtelter ter Sobiengruben in SUr-
bam, GualaaO, IuO nit Dem nit oen Nrbeite
9ebern cin9esaugencn GomprcmiHe un5uirle.
ben. unb man befiirdtIt einen Iu8fano; i'm
Sale bicle 8ciiirftuug ii6 al8 9egriiuo;t
etpeti't, mer0tu 80, ,0c0 bis 10000 Yerioneu
auGer Arbeit 9er0tbeH, llnO bic @iiemuerTe I'M
@lcOelanrer 8'ltgttts 9tidjIofen merOen mill
ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-07
anfalberidlte ans gsaihinatnt,.

Us al Hg on, q, Sebrllar. - Ole bles
iigen 6tter baheu Die Borarbeiteu 5u Der
heranuab b.noen SriiplGbr5 Stiherel bcgouucu.
Die tsbtcn SABRE brHhteu 10 Qeringen Sc,
mimi eu, baB nit Den n0tblgeu &upltal= 2ln.
lager pOrfdlug Al gSerte gegangen wirO.
- 6r. Sobn gG. @arrett, YrGFOeut Der
;, Baltimore GblO Babn," bate nit Senator
Worrl, 0em gOribsHOeu Oe5 Gomlte'S fir
0iieutltde Buuteu, cine llnterreouug, INN id
nit oemitlben iiber ole Gerte9uu9 Oe8 Bahn
boicS Der ;, EQltimoresSbio. Blbn" mad etnem
anoeren Buutte Osr Staot su bcrotbeu.
- Borige gtaht murOe in senator 9am.
Inns 8e:atbung8 3lmmer eiugebrodeu uuo
mehrere Bitd)er, iomie Ueri9ic0ent SlelOungs
itiide oGrGu8 geitohlen.
- Die 3, A., T., 8. nuo 10. @ompa9nie
pom /. 95er. Stuaten Artiterie. Reglment8
tlmcu 9eIerH Uiorgen BON Gbarlelton. S.s@.,
bier oil. Die 2. @OmpagnIe murOe I'M bief.
gen Nrienalc einquNrtlert un0 Die onoereu
mad Jiesu, yort bcoroert.
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