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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03
TIE Marshall Herald saws:

The South wants peace. Its Ian
gushing industries and enterprises de-
mand it. The capital and labor of the
entire country will revive under its
influence.
And yet when these very lines went
to the world Hayes had stricken the
shackles from the last Southern State.
Peace was announced throughout the
broad Union, and Hayes, the instru-
ment through which it was obtained,
receives not an acknowledgment from
those whose partyism is greater by far
than their patriotism.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

GOVERNOR HUBBARD proposes to
suppress crime in Texas, and while GER
tain selfish partisan papers criticise his
conduct because he employed able
counsel to prosecute Abe Rothschild,
the Jefferson murderer, we hope he
will follow up the precedent thus wisely
set until men learn that numbering is
not a pleasant or profitable pastime In
TaNas
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

MANY Tennesseeans in Texas Will be
gratified to learn that the son of Col.
]. B. Cooke, of Chattanooga, is final
lJ relieved of all suspicious as the al
legged murderer of Lot Malone, at De
catur, Texas. He will be tried and
acquitted, the Fort WORTH Democrat
SAYS, at Weatherford.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

The United States should refund
the four or five millions expended by
Texas in maintaining State military
force on the frontier. The robbers Of
the frontier counties are the natural
products Of neutral ground along the
Rio Grande, and spring naturally from
disorders in Mexico.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

THE Russian army of the South,
now in the valley of the Danube, or
marching thither, numbers, it is
stated, 2O7, 900 men, organized as fol-
lows: Infantry, 5000; cavalry,
$4,000; artillery, 10000; engineers,
10000; bridge corps, 1000; ambulance
corps, 1000. When junction is ef-
fected with the armies of Montenegro,
Servia, Herzegovina and Roumania,
the united strength, which the Gear
will hurl against Constantinople direct,
will be over 400, 900 men. At Odessa,
Khurson, Kieu, and some other cities
not far from the Pruth, are 100, 1000,
who form an integral part of the army
of the South, and could be brought
to Wallachia in less than eight days, so
that Turkey is attacked by 100000
man
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

THE average newspaper is now en-
gagged in the bloody business of fisying
alive that crazy fellow Redpath, and
Redpath likes to be skinned. He
would prefer heaven to hell if domi-
Gil in the former gave more flaming
notoriety.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

THE Denison Cresset says the Presi-
dent has an opportunity to elevate
himself to plane entirely above party.
BY so doing he will bring peace and
prosperity to a country already too
long distracted and depressed by politi-
cal excitement and party bitterness.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

PACKARD's name in politics becomes
the synonym of pluck, and yet the
worst man we have ever known was
the bravest. Sublime knavery must
be upheld by sublimer courage or the
devil could not dare to be such a
villain.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

TIE Corpus Christi narrow gauge
will probably have its course changed
and terminate at San Antonio, and
thus secure for the Southwest Railway
access TO the capital of Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

The people of Dover, Tennessee,
have disgraced themselves and the
State by hanging Governor Porter and
the judges of the Supreme Court in
effigy and a condemned murderer IN
foot
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

Prof. John w. Langston, colored,
delivered q lecture in New York on
Tuesday evening on 1.-THE other Phase
of Reconstruction" in which ne sus-
tanned the Southern policy Of President
Hayes, declaring that lone policy has
failed, either through the unhandsome
acts of political adventures, the inter-
ference of the government troops, or
the course OF the dominant white
class"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

The CAstroyille Era eonfesses q
debt of gratitude to Hon. John Ham
cock for the construction of western
telegraph lines connecting the different
government posts out West,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03
KIRsCHYINCK,
GERMAN PHYSICIAN
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

THERE is much nonsense written
just now about Comptroller Darden's
exposition of the Constitution. He is
simply helpless In this matter. He is
sworn to obey the law and the Constr
tuition, and this Constitution absolutely
prohibits the exemption from taxation
of anything not mentioned in the
clause reciting exempted property.
The Rutabaga fellows forgot to exempt
the corn crib and smoke house, and
until o new constitution is made this
tax must be imposed and collected, or
the Comptroller and tax collectors are
periured.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

J. d. Reed, large stockraiser. has
moved his cattle from Goliad county 10
near Fort Worth,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Il
In the District Court OF the United siate,-
Western District Of Texas-In Re G T. War
Itch, Bankrupt-Western District Of TeKas e.:
To all whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
election - assignee Of the above entitled bank
rnpts estate, who has been adjudged absBkrBpt.
upon HE own petition.
Aprzsw3t c. .. MELLETT, Assignee.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TINTED STATES MAIL.
rosEoyYIcx DEPARTMENT.

PosTOTTIcS DEPARTMENT.
WASH NsToN. April 10, ISL.
Proposals VIII be received 81 the contract Of
nee OF this Department until o'clock =. NJ Of
Juhe lS'', TO be decided by the twentieth,
Tor carrying the mails OF the niicd States from
september !, 1871. to June So lS5S on the fol-
loving routes 10 The State OF Texas and by the
schedule OF departures and arrivals herein
specified, viz:
Sll0l From lndianola, by Fulton and Roekport.
20 corpus christi, ll6 miles and back,
three times week
Leave Indianra. TUESDAY Thursday and
Saturday AZ m, or after arrival OF
msil-sfeamers;
Arrive at Corpls Christi in thirty hours:
Leave Corpus Christi Tuesday Thursday
and saturday at am:
Arrive At lndianola in thirty hours
Bond required ti With bid. 5000; check
S2sS.a5.
Sll95 From Fredericksbgrgh, by Willow and
Hondo, 10 Liano, 4s mics and back. once
Leave Fredericksburgh Friday a, c am;
Arrive At LlanO by pm;
Leave lauo Saturday at & am;
Arrive At Frcderieksburgh by ppm.
Bond required with bid, $50.
SliSi From Marysville by Hewitt's Store IN. o.
and Spanish Fort, 10 Salt Creek, 40 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave MArysVine Friday al a m:
Arrive al salt Creek by pm;
Leave Salt Ireek Saturday at m;
Arrive al Marysville by D m
Bond required with bid, $iO0
1914 From Brady, by Camp San Saba. 10 Ma.
son, so miles and back, once 4 week.
Leave Brady Friday at $ IN;
Arrive at Mason by 6 JPN;
Leave Mason Saturday al am;
Arrive al Brady by q pm
Bond required with bid, $500.
Sl5i5 From Fort Griffin to Albany, l6 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Fort Griffin Thursday atsam;
Arrive at Albany by ~ M;
Leave Albany Thurday At lpm;
Arrive at Fort Griffin by 5 y m
Bond required with bid, $2OO.
Sl5l6 From Galveston to Gabion, miles and
back, once week.
Leave Galveston Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive at Gablou by I'm;
Leave Gabicn Wednesday at pm:
Arrive ut Galveston by pm.
Bond required with bid, 500.
315lI From Liberty, by Moss Bluff and Wallis.
vile. to Anahauc, SO miles and back,
twice a week.
Leave Liberty Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Anahauc next days by IL IN;
Leave Anahauc Tuesday and Friday q.
p m;
Arrive at Liberty next days by 4pm
Bond required with bid, $50.
sl5ls From waxshachie, by Charles Baker, to
week.
Leave Waxahachie Friday at m;
Arrive at Mansfield by pm;
Leave Mansfield Saturday ut Gam;
Arrive at Waxahachie by pm.
Bond required with bid, $500.
3l5l9 From Alum Creek to Smithvile Z miles
and back. once - week
Leave Alum Creek SATURDAY at pm;
Arrive At Smithville by 3 pm;
Leave SmithVile Saturday Vt 4 pm;
Arrive at Alum Creek by i pm.
Bond required with bid, 500.
1880 From Austin to Fiskville miles and
back. three times week
Leave Austin Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urdaY at l
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03
NEW ADvRRrISEMENTs.

Leave GrSenville Monday aud Thursday a,
Arrive at Lone OAK by IL m;
Leave Lone oak Monday and Thursday at
Arrive At Greenvllle bv5pm.
Bond required with bid, $500.
$3.50 From Hampstead by sunny Side IN. oN
Jewell IN. o. and PittsVille In oO. 10
Richmond, Is miles and back, once a
Leave Hampstead Monday Tam;
Arrive At Richmond a. xt day by IL m;
Leave Richmond ussiay at Jpn
Arrive at Hempst, ID reNr day by 6pm
nd.rcQuired Nith did, $500
si5aS From Henderson, by Millville IN. ol. to
Monroe. 10 miles and back, once a week
Lave Henderson Monday AZ am:
Arrive At Monroe by - m:
Leave Monroe Monday at p m;
Arrive at Henderson by m
Bond required with bid, 500
1854 From Howe, by White Mound. to Ken.
fHcSytown, 10 miles and back. once q
Leave Howe Saturday staam;
Arrive at kentuckytown by lam;
Leave hentuckytown Saturday AZ y N;
Arrive NJ Howe by ID
Bond required With bid, SlOO.
sl5iS From Jasper 10 West Bevelport IN. o.. 10
miles aud back. once a week.
Leave Jasper Saturday at a N;
Arrive 81 West Bevelport by IL m:
Leave est beNelport SATURDAY al p m;
Arrive It Jasper by SPIN
Bond required with bid, 500.
sI5i6 From Lagrange. by Bluff and Ammanvn,
IN. o), TO WeimSr, IS miles aud back
three times a week.
Leave Lagrange Monday, Wednesday and
Friday AT IN;
Arrive At Weimer by I'm;
Leave weimar Monday, Wednesday and
Friday At p m;
Arrive at Lagrange by pm.
Bond required with bid. $500.
3lS45 From Liberty to Tarkington's Prairie, -
miles and back. once a week.
Leave Libert' Friday at Sam;
Arrive at Tarkington's Z airie by ipm;
Leave Tarkington's Prairie Saturday at
Gam;
Arrive at Liberty bv4pm.
Bond required with bid. $s0O.
Si5is From Luling. by Belmont. I eesviIle.
Rancho and RiddleVille TO Helena IS
miles and back. ~ ice a week.
Leave Luhng Monday and Thursday at
Arrive al Helena next days by IAN;
Leave Helena Tuesday and Friday at m;
Arrive at Luling next days by pm.
Bond required with bid SlioO.
Si549 From Lynchs Creek, by scnterftts Ranch
n.o.), Bulls Ranch IN %, and Will
liam's Ranch, to BTownwold, II miles
and back, once week.
Leave Lynch's Creek W edncsday at n m;
Arrive AT BroWnw ood next day by y m;
Leave Brentwood Friday at 4 am;
Arrive ut Lynchs Creek next DAY by pm.
Bond required with bid, $500.
1850 From Mckinney. by Hombles Mills IN. o)
and Verona, 10 Blue Ridge, IS miles and
back. once a week.
Leave Mckinney Saturday at q a M;
Arrive at Blue Ridge by l2m
Leave Blue Ridge Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Mckinney by : pm
Bond required with bid, $500.
1851 From Menardvile to Brady, so miles and
back, once a week
Leave Menardvile Friday at S am;
Arrive II Brady by 6p m;
Leave Brady Saturday at S sam;
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-05-03

For forms OF proposal bond, and certificate,
and also for Instructions to the conditions TO
be embraced in The contract. etc, zee advertise
ment Of this date in pamphlet form, inviting
proposals. for msil service In Texas 10 be found
at the terminal postoeices Of The above routes,
and 10 be had ON application TO the Second As
sistant p. N. General
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, sH-
prescribed Mail proposals., State Of 1eIAs."
and addressed TO the Second Assistant Post
master General. ID. VI. KEY,
apt wet Postmaster General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14
B B 5 3 3 B ga B 3

To the Working C1ass.-We are now prepared to furnish all classes with constant employment at home. the whole of the time for their spare mo- ments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons of either easily from 50 cents to s per evs- ing, and proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys aud girls nearly much men. That all who see this notice may send their address, and test the business make this un- paraleled offer: To such not we'll satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of writing
 mence work on, and copy of Home and Preside, one of the largest and best Illustrated Publications all profitable work, address, GEORGE ST1NsoN 6 Co, Portland, Maine. 1y44
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

RRRS. CONNELLY'S SALVATION for the Hair,- 4N4 great discovery. warranted to restore the grayest hair in few days 10 its original color It failed to make the Hair grow and leaves it clean soft glossy and beautiful, and the scalp clean and white $50 reward for lead. siiver lac sulpher de- leterious drugs found in it. The ingredi- ents to make eighteen ounces, prepaid by mail. to any part of the United States on receipt of $1 send Bond Street, New York.-Lasvence Duly American.
 Jan. 2d. 1877. s-3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14
UI)e Gitebhelh Gnauirer,
 uTCnFlELD, CONN.
The Death of Motley.

America loses one ot the few frst-class writers she has yet been able to produce. He was the greatest of our historlans. Prescott is indeed the calmer, clearer and more polished of the two; but the fire of the original thinker all afame with g great subject, is wanting in work of the elder historian, beautiful and satisfactory as it may seem to the mere student of history. Prescott makes admirable pie lures of the Spaniard of the century in which the history of Spain was the histo. ry of the world, old as we'll as New; but his pictures lack the warmth, the intense vitality, the real harsh wickedness of the true Sixteenth Century Spaniard as we see him in Motley. The epoch, indeed, was one that suited Motley and did not suit Prescott. It was time of upheavals and eruptions, when rivers of lava ran everywhere over the face of the Earth. Ties of race, language and nationality melted in the intense heat of the Refor- nation. The Ruguenot was no real Frenchmap, but a Protestant whose friends were the Protestants of Germany, of England and of the Low Countries, and whose enemies were the League and the Catholic King of France. Nor was there any of the old, unswerving French loyal ty even in the French Catholic When Henry W came to the throne of France, all her Catholics turned traitors and cal led in the troops of her hereditary enemy, Philip of Spain.
 But it was an the Netherlands that the religious fire burned hottest. Here, amidst tortues too horrible for belief. the first Protestant republic slowly attained independence, power and solidity. Its territory was crsmped;its machine of gov ernment most clumsy; it was so bigoted as to murder its greatest statesmen after William the Silent, for being too much of a republican and too liberal Protestant. Nevertheless the United Provinces were the cradle of modern liberty their gov ernment the best government known tc the Seventeenth Century:
 Such red-hot history as this exactly suited the genius of Motley. Often turgid prolix and partisan, he nevertheless de picts, as no other historian has even beer able to depict, the real Dutchmen Span iards and French; the real Calvinists and Papists; the real kings. queens and states men of the Sixteenth Century. Hi works are not solely the work of the able pains-taking historian; they breathe tht true spirit of American republicanism We sincerely regret that he could no have been spared to tell the story of thu last battle of Professionalism and Catholic ism, in the Thirty Years War so strange ly terminated by the interference in be half of German Professionalism of Catholi France, then governed by Cardinal o the Romish church.
 They make great deal of Grant il London. He is dined and wined and giv
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

They make great deal of Grant in London. He is dined and wined and giv- en the freedom of the city of London and otherwise made much of.
, 1877-03-28
.efentliGe Dantiasuns.

N"-L. N
Mns3me aus etnsw grtefe bon 3. 1stnnhI'
lei, BUTT. 5orarb COUNTY. SOMA, an leinsu
Sctn s. 5einmiatr. NebaItsus bes sallba.
np 5erolb".
......S Sd fann ni@t untbfn, Did ~ lit.
ten, tn Detnfm glatte unftrn UHentliGen Donl
fir bic 6eiluns G,einer SHUTTER birfb DE-
Aug. RSnie's s amburger Grppfen
aus3ufp,eHen. @te Du tpcist lit bic liebs
Mutter an tinem i1peren Qeberleitsn, unb
lslbf bic 9ilfe mnlsYer Merste tuar DersebliG.
Wtr prcbirten bic 5anaburser Gropfen, mnb
purbe bird ben @ebrau1 berieIben bic CT
lanbbeit Der Muttsr pteber gang bersefeQt-
S1 punl9s Da ipIrbef bic 6amburetr
Mebtetnen tmnner auf'S 8efe empfebltn,
bsnn fe baben fd auf's gOrtrefai@1e in uaie'
rer Gan,ilie bctuabrt. D. 4TH
, 1877-03-28

wer1omen, bic an MppstiIoGsfstt unb @iter.
piQsm eessn 5peilen leibsn, iinp DIR. u us.
RSni9's pamburser xrppten 3a
en,pfeblen. 9err Matbias DrabobtL Blue
@prina, Neb, (brsibt barber: Miein gater,
1Hcn bod i'm Mlter, perlpr feinen @ppettt unb
tatte fcsar einen @irermiQen sesen Speileb
nas ibm ifbr Idpa@ uno. unb lsipsnb ma1te;,
AuI unlsr 3urspen aebrau9te .er DR.. Musult
RSnis's 9ambarser Trppfen3 Der Mppstit febr-
te suriid, une ,er fablt u tin gang anesrsr
Nenl& ~ fem.
, 1877-03-28

@eseu 1auttranfbeiten unb aIe t%lnr.tnis-
tetten. wsl9e Serborbenem 8lut entipriasen,
linb DR.. Mueut &Snts's 3 amburger
Srspfem Elm gang ausspsi9netes NittsL
bern ite flnb bic belfen 8lntreintser. Ss
ibreiti 5srr Sobu George 8obenlGas tn g..
utpnt, 81.
, 1877-03-28

Ser Capf elmer TamiIte.-S& nns
u,tine grau fasen Sbnen ben srSbten Daat fiji
Or. Mu guf RDntg's 9amburger
Erspfen, f@reibt 5err Sobn Vutt, @eneca,
81. benn bieielben baben uns Brobe Dsenlte
ertpieien. @ir Ia1sa bic GrOpftn ni9t msbs
auSgebet.
, 1877-03-28

1err gbas. 9auptman, Mipsr Yoint &.sJ.,
teseust wie foIst. $50 lit felt a9t We4sn an
Sawd@s anS 3cpti@msrasn, sur@ llnesreal.
ltbteit bfrnprsetra@t. Gur@ ben @sbrauH
suu DR.. MusuR a5nts's 3ambnrstr
Ercpfen bin ID @ptt ftt Danf tpieter 70
tpeit terseteat bab i'd meinen alien Bel&af.
tisumsen mieber nadeeben fanu. Safann ba.
btr bitle Wspisiu Iaen betsns smpfsblem."
, 1877-03-28

Sd bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 frant. taB
tb teine Spetle mebr Dertrasen fpnnte. i9reibi
PER- peter Glemens, Qittle Orleans, 0p. Sd
nabn1 DIR. Mnguf &Snte's 3ambur.
ser Hrpbfeu unb bin nun tpttber niSt mt
gang 9erssleat fuupsru fable mid otsl trafh,
Ier aIs fraber.
, 1877-03-28
Sin bemerfensip ertbe5 SMb!"
lettes mno sr0Btes.
0efnbr!!

ODER: Ter'punSett ii BEN SauS eines Sreunoes.
Sleles pollensetife Were bieles Itteraneu Der
Iineritarilden Alteratur Dat als Goripurf einem Qe.
Nolfes beribrt unp 9iebt eineit ldredlideu ~lieberblid
noer uebel, lueines es bIositeut. Muferorcenfltd,
t~pannenc une aufresene, ,piro es pom allen nit
Se9lssroe 9elelen weroen. Slluffrirt unb ibbn aes
mile os Sanoes ein5ufi9ren u,o ~offeriren nod ns
c~a9efutlene yortbeilc allen m1nnlihem unb lpeibli.
4en Suolrrtbenteniammlsrt HDir utrlaneen iberan
NlenteH uuD id1iden aratiS 0uf N}erlaunen MsAinamn.
, 1877-03-28

Gin 8utes Mittel eesea Gclif unb 2eibf@mer'
zen limb DR.. Mue1f RGnis's pambur.
ser ErDpfen. f@reibt 5err MidaeI WeiL
pgilbapasa, Snb~ benz bieleIbeu bflfen aussrl'
tItdIi@.
, 1877-03-28

perr Strtf In OnanSaso pin, MiEy ttstt
uns mits Sd lit felt swei Sabrsn an eints
bSsartistn 6lt9ts, bic alien Mitttln wiberaanS.
Da sebrauGte ID msbrere @p9sn lang Dr.
aasae Ssais,s IS sS m,.,s,s;, p al, q %s s,,,,,.
BON bieism bSsartissa gsibsn Ypatanbis sebsilt.
, 1877-03-28

Nto Mono go1ese. Maeuu, Ga,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Mueuf 8BntsY Sam.
bureer Trppfen fnb BON ansse3eidnetsr
Wirfuus unb besbalb nabeau unenibebrli6 flu
mid. Nsp. 8ater s. s. Nsbmann.
, 1877-03-28
Die Glafds

es4slsu Die 8lafas "a
hamburger Trppfen"
foftst so Gents, pper Inf Glaihen
Dollars. finp In allen peuti@en
MpOtbeten 3u baben pper pereen pteisla
Zen mad Gmpfane bss @elpss fret mad
allen Tbeilen Der Wereinisten Staateu
perlanpt. Man aoreilire:
a. vogelCr & Co.,,
, 1877-03-28

@6t1tu6 :;S%.s, :,,,S SS" VI A.,
Colt. ~plattirte, s~raoirte 6emoSrmei . Gn6pfs, 8 Spi.
raj 6emoenfn0pfe; cine 6srren Duienraoel pon 4oral,
Elm ieiues 6emotra9eu.Sn6pfhen, cine aeelisoerte OR.
rem. llbrfette, eimem Ihperen Oamen Gberina. preis
bss 9athens, eonplet. 80 Gts., orei fir SLIPS. isbs
fir 81 unb spoli fur So. so Jules portofrei burdb bic
Woit ~perlanbt. Sehs Dubeno uno cline iolioe Silbsr.
Mbr fir $40. M8sntsn tpnnsn Gslo nit oislsn Sbmud.
fditAen maden. Genoet so 9ts. elm fir Multer uio
0atalose. 9Dir baben aae @rtem BON S&lnudiaben
~ ben biaisitsn preiier.
, 1877-03-28
SDatt'S 2ebenS'8 alfam.
Gin mcbi,iniiheS QNunhcr.


Gin mcoi3inii@es Mumbcr.
@tsumattsmus, Nsarals,a. St4t tn ibrem i<muren
Staptum, Serpfeln, 1pnies. 1rautbett, @rplpelas, site
Wel1WlI uno pie ftlimmiien 5aue pom Blutfrantpet.
ten, erpBe S&waGe, &sber. unp Nterenletpen, Ntu8.
purm &c. &c. wlrb .iGf's Ssiimmtete burb bieen &Snis
aler Nsinigun8snttteI eebetlt. Derielbe TT jmelanp.
span5i8 Sabre btnbur9 pom Yubltturn erprobt, vat
punberttaulenee bon Sdlen 9ebeilt unb earirt nsss,
penn mao gprltriit seaDmmen. SIT Elm fterss petl.
nittel ppn Stkeln In allen ~betlbaren 0dlen, curirr Die
faullten altsa SelWplre lelbI te Der 3up6en ltsu sn-
eefrefen in.
ppa,rs eebems.Sa allan surtrte 5srrn 8. Q. Asn.
pap, 1ra8poen I'm yart-4beater ju Brpetlpn, ". D.,
pem drpn'fden &psamahsmus, naReem berfe,be sSne
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