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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-17
THE NEW SPEAKER.

Hon. Sam Randall was elected Speaker of
the House of Representatives by a vote of
149 to 1872 for Hon. James Garfield. The
newly (re-electedD Speaker upon taking his
seat addressed the House as follows;
''Gentlenle,a of the House Of Representatives.
Elevated for the second time by your gen
crosby to the exalted dignity of Speaker of
the House, thank you with grateful heart.
[ shall endeavor, with even temper but with
frmness, to perform the duties Of the office
and to respond adequately to the confidence
reposed in me by conforming my action TO the
clearly expressed will of the House. Yet,
fully realizing the delicacy and difficulty of
the position, [ solicit your advice and assis-
lance, feeling assured at the same time Of
your forbearance and indulgence. We meet
under circumstances imperiously demanding
that all considerations OF class and section or
party shall be subordinate to the loftier and
more patriotic object of doing what is best for
the whole country and all its people. Since
adjournment new administration has been
indicted into Office, which is obeyed as the
actual government regardless of the grave
events which marked its birth The House,
animated by a spirit of true patriotism, de
string first public tranquility under the law,
will frankly approve any sincere and perma-
nent policy looking to complete pacifcation
by constitutional methods and to the conse-
quent promotion of the general welfare; but |
it should be held our sacred duty to provide
legislation which will render impossible
repetition of the wrongs which have occurred |
and of the dangers which threatened U.s. [
assume we will take no step backward in the
work of retrenchment and reform so auspic-
iously begun by the last House, under the
matured and definite plan of reduction of ex-
penses of the government. 1t is certain that
a still greater reduction can be made without
impairing the efficiency of the administration
To have an honest administration it should
be frugal Never before was it SO urgent
as now, with general financial distress and
heavy burdens, to exercise the sternest
economy When the iron rule of hard times 1
darkens every household in the land, extrava-
gance on the part of the peoples servants is
an objectionable crime. Invoking for our {
elaboration tolSence of opinion, which
insures harmonious action, right and clear {
judgement, which purifes legislation, and I
that mutual confidence and respect shall sub !
sst between the House and its presiding Off
Ger, l am ready to take the oath prescribed +
by law. v
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-17

THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE-The evening
papers print the Presidents message to Con-
gress 1t made no reference whatever to
politics. 1t lays before the Houses the
necessity for army appropriations, refers to
the coming French Fair and calls attention to
an invitation from the Government of Sweden
and Norway to attend a Prison Congress at
Stockholm. That is all
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-17

o. The Carson APPEAL, having adopted the
New York Sun as its extbook, quotes ap-
provingly vigorous onslaught upon those
who favor President Hayes in the Empire
State. The APPEAL is getting into strange
ways.-Enterprise.
Whatever bad company the MORNING AP-
PEAL may have been caught in, it has with
some persistence staid on one side of the fight,
as well during the days when the battle was
hot and looked lost as since that time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-07
TIME TAsLl


Until further notice the Postoftlce will be
open for delivery and reception of mail mat
ter from s n. m. to s p. m. daily, except sun
days, and on Sundays one hour after arrival
OF Western mall. Omaha time Is the time of
the office.
Money order Office open from S a. IN. to O p.
m. daily, except Sundays.
Western mails close daily at l:lO p. m.
Eastern mails close daily at 1913 p. m.
Denver Pacific Railway, including Denver
and Southern mails, close Mt 8 p. IN.
Mails arrive from the east daily atl:20 p. m,
and from the west daily at 800 p m.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col. and way,
via Denver Pacific r.. w, at S:S7 p. m.
Malls close for Fort Laramie and Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail Agencies on sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays at o p. IN.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6p. m.
Mail closes for Davis Rancho on Mondays
at 3 a. N.
Mall arrives from Davis Rancho Tuesdays
ut 8 p. N.
Mail closes for Fort Collins and Longmont,
Col, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
3 d. m.
Mall arrives from Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col, Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-07

Miles
Cheyenne to Lodge Pole Creek ................. l6
Lodge Pole Creek to Bear Springs""...".... 20
Bear Springs to IL
Chugwater to Hunton's R1nch....----..-. IS. 10
Hunton's Ranch to Phillips Ranch........ q
Phillips Ranch to Cottonwood Ranch-..... %
Cottonwood Ranch to Elkhorn D
Elkhorn to Wagon 10
Wagon Hound to Fort Fetterman... ..... l6
Fort Fetterman to Sage Creek s.................. Is
Sage Creek to South Fork Cheyenne River Is
South Fork Cheyenne to Buffalo Wallow I q
Buffalo Wallow to Dry Fork of Powder
INlNSE..--....-..... 70
Dry Fork ofPowder to Old Fort Reno..m... Is
Fort Reno to Crazy Woman's Fork .......... %
Crazy Woman's fork to Clear Fork ........... %
Clear Fork to Old Fort Phil kearney .."..... %
Fort Phil Kearney to North Goose Creek. . 20
North Goose Creek to Bear Creek .......-.. 81
Bear Creek to Grass Lodge Creek ............. %
Grass Lodge Creek to Old Fort c. +. Smith 10
-No wood and but little water
I Water poor and scarce.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-07
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries, Grain. Provisions, Etc.

Corrected weekly by whipple & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
MerchantS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-07
"On to Big Horn"

The immense and constantly increas-
ing immigration to the new gold fields
of the north is destined to completely
overflow the Black Hills, and before the
close of III or early in '7S, at the far
thest, the cry of son to Big Horn" will
be heard in the land and the myriads Of
gold seekers will pass thither. Here
with we give with as great accuracy as
possible a table of distances from
CHEYENNE TO RIG HORN MOUNTAINS
AND RIVER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-07

-No wood and but little water
I Water poor n scarce.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-07

Those who desire to purchase their
own teams for the transportation of
miners and miners, supplies, can pro-
cure an outfit to much better advantage
in Cheyenne than elsewhere. Grocer
les, provisions, clothing, mining tools
and all other necessary articles can be
procured at this point. The following
may be considered average prices for
animals and WAGONS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-07
The Black Hills

The Cheyenne Leader has the latest infor.
nation about the Black aills mines. Weekly
tS pnges)l year s2.5Q-5 mos. 81. 3d. copy l0c c.
II. CLAICHE. Publisher. Cheyenne. Wyo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-11
sotaIbert@te aus gSafbtastOt.
6ensr.-tsim @tnbreder perbaftet. .-Infaa. =
WerntiSdlfcs.

Seusr.-&tn @tnbredber Uerbaftet.-llnfaa. -
Wermiidjtcs.
gSaibingtou, 10. Septbr. - @eferr
4benO entitanO i'll ben Stalluugeu OcS 6rn.
u. y. @larf, gn. 119, @sSraBe, EN- Srano,
mel6er eiuen S6aoeu bon $500 peruriad)te.
Dtan glaubt, baB ba8 Seuer Our6 Snabeu,
melde nit 3itnOb6l59eH ipielteu, uerltriatt
muroe.
- Is. &h0ie, nel6er peri6iebene &dubes
reten i'll bieiger Staot oeriibte uno audi tiir3z
lid oenl 0auie be8 prn. Wtarsoen SIR. 1853,
ce=Blace, clueu Seu6 abitattete, ruurOe
9eItern WIOrgen Uerbaitet. Gin GROCER Sbeil
Oer pOn Gbaie 9eitobleueu 8ert9ia6en muroe
mteoer Snriiderlangt.
- gl53te Sn1ttb, peld)e I'M Wamfafturs
maarelIzVabeH oe8 $orn. s. 8atto einen Diebz
ltabl peribt baben Ioa, lpuroe 9eitern uerbafz
tet uno sum Serb0re bcigeftedt.
- gSalter GbiHgerforo, iener gteqer, iuelz
der uor mebreren Sagen mGbren0 zines Strei=
tes Die 9te9erin Dora g8lltamS burdD etuen
Dteiicrltlh beoentlid oerlebte, lparo uor9eItern
4benO Ourd Den YOIljiiten 6boOe8 fcTtgenOm.
men uno iiebt MN ieinem YrO;efie ent9egeu.
- 9eItern DtOrgen muroe loeinri1 @enss
berger BON etner GOtomotiOe Der Baltimore
OblO=Slbn" iiberfabreu. @eu8berqer fam
NIT etnem Setnbrude oaoon, mas man in
elnem iOlfeu Safe Slid nenneu fam.
- Der neue 4uSug all Der ,2angenBlitde"
murOe oorgcitern I'M 8eiiein zines Sablrei6en
Yublitum8 eiugeiebt. Sn eiuigen Sagen ioa
Die Sriide mteoer Oem 0iientli1eu 8ertebre
itbergeben peroen.
= Der ylluoiuez@lub" BON Baltimore hat
ben btefgen p y2lualoltaus @lub" einQela0en, al
etnem Sallid)lagzS tbeil3une9men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-11

- Die llebergabe BON geicfics erfo(ote, rad,=
benz Die Montenegriuer cine Bofition aeitfrnlt
batten, usl6e Die @itaoelle beberrldbte.
- Die Bforte bat oem 8icefDniqe Don
ggppten cine Rote bsjiigltf bes bon l6m nit
Gnglauo geidlofeneit Sertrags i'm 8streff
oe8 Sflaoenbanoels gei6idt. 9etanntli6 9ibt
Der Sertra9 brtttiAen Srteg8l9iffen oas Rebt,
oeroa@Il9e e9pptllbe 6abr3euge ju burAiu=
9en. 9te Bforte ertlart, Der 8icet0nig babe
teIn 8e9t, Elm iOl6eS Briuilegium III aeffat=
ten, oeonoerS nttt in ben tiirtii1en @ewdi.
iern Der rotbeu See.
- Sr. eaparo, Der britiide @eian6te in
HoHtantlnopel, bat Don Dem Sultan bic 4uss
ellung etneS 6irmaHS erluirft, uelder bic
Soruabme pou AuSgrabun9eH ju 9tmiueb aes
ltattet
- SH cen meilteu YrOpiu,en Sfinoieu's,
bic noromeitlid)en auSgenommen, regnete eS
III Der pergan9euen 9SOd)e, uno Die @rn6te-
auSNd)ten ilnb 9iiuitiger.
- Nahrt6ten aus Salparailo iiber 9ons
Don meloeu, buB ba5 BON 2iuerpoOl mad, Gan
6ranSlSco beitinumte SoGli1iff ,,2Sasbale" DON
elllenl anoeren 6abr5euge in ben @ruuS ge.
bobrt morOen lit.
aRarft uno S6r5c.
EonooH, 10. Septbr., l.. 80 Radm. -
Sereluigte &5taaten Obligatioueu, neue Al
proS. l055, 1867er 1919, l0.4Oer 1914. Grie
BriOr, 2l4, SQinOiier Central II.
&oHooH, 10. Septbr., $50 Rahui, -
Die 0tStoHtOrate im Offenen Martte aui Oreis
monatlid)e gSe9iel betrGgt 25 Brosent, mas
! inter Sautrate iit
Parts, 10. Septbr,, llbr giahm. -
6tnfpro3cnti9e 8enten LOG 6rancS - @eu1
times iitr Sricf.
EtperpOOl, 10. Septbr,, u llbr 81. -
9te SaumpOl 3ufubr betrug beute 230O
Sallen, alle aus 9lmerifa.
Etperpool, 10. Scptbr., Il. 80 9tadm.
SaHmpoae itettg. Sberldnoer Cd: gteps
Srle9nler 316. SrfGufe II ,OOO8aIlen, eiu4
lblleBId 1000 6m SpetulatiOn uuO suft Gr-
porte.
4iUerpoo OF, 10. Septbr., 80 9tadlm.-
S6malS 45 cd. fir anerif.
2toerpO OF, 10. Septbr., 2.15 gtad1m.-
0taiS 28 cd. cd bis % Sd. Sd fir neuen
9emii6teu lpeltliden.
ShifTsHadrtd)tea.
Queen Oiun, 10. Septbr. - Der
9ampfer rGttg Of 8thmonO" lit BON 0ep-
Yort eingetrOftn.
8riitOl, 10. Septbr. - Der Dampfer
gSomeriet" 1T bon 0tOntreal bier ange.
tomneu.
0apre, 10. septbr. - Der 9ampfer
gAmerique" iit bon ytew YOrt bier einge-
trofien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-11
e9uIanh-Dspf(6en.
altts oer S,tnoesbauptitaot.
SiptomatiSdjet 0erfehr s,uiidjen Scn Neset
MenubIifeu Sennfi MIN Siberia.

SiplpmattSder Yerfehr s,piiden Scn Nesers
8epublifen SSapti uto 2iberia.
gSa bin9ton, 10. Septbr.-Ser anne
rifauiide @eianote auf Sapti bertftet Dem
Staatsoepartentent, baB bic 8epublif Siberia
gum eriten Otale etnen biplomatiI6en Seanlz
ten nit Oem 6ange zines @ei9dftstragerS i'll
4iberia ernanut bat. 6riiher mar Siberia MIR
Our6 einen &onlul in Saeti pertreten. Der
Gelanbte hGlt bieien Seluei5 Der Sreunbi6aft
stpil6en ben ein5tgen beioen ctptlilirten yte=
ger 8epublifen glet6;eitig fiir et1eu Selpets,
baB bic yte9errace in1 Stanbe 1T, iid ielbft 5ll
re9ieren. Der betrefienbe @eibdftstrdger,
@eneral 2ubin, lit Elm Siirger BON Sapti uub
ein gtefIe OeS ueritorbenen SailerS Soulouque
auBerbem ioa er Elm reid)er, gebiloeter UNI
piel9ereii' ter Ofann isin.
0ert.d1te iber cine Spannaas stpiid)en oen
grafioentem Sia5 uno Dem amsrifautSdber
0eianpten.
Seit mebreren Sagen itnb geriidte I'M llnls
laufe, mad uel6en $or. Softer, Der anlerifani
i6e @elanOte in Oterifo, unb Brdfioent 0tai
in Solge Der 9Sirren am Rio @ranbe auf iebl
gelpanntem 5uBe itebeu. 0as Staatsz0e
partentent bat feline lolde Hahri6t erbalten
uuo alle ofitSiellen 8eri6te lalien eber baS @e:
gentbeil uernlutben. Sie n1erifaniife Regie
run9 uerii6ert forttpdbrenO, oaB tie eAerglid)
Sorfebrun9en treffen pirO, Inn Die Sronun!
an Der @rease aufre6t gu erbalteu, uno ol
Ian elmer anDeren Stelle ulitsetheilte) gtaH
rltt, baB 1900 regnlare Soloaten BON Vera
Srus mad WtatamOras geididt ueroen iOlen
benefit, bab Die merifaniide 8e9ierung III
SerIpre6en 81 baltcn beabiifti9t. Sollte e'
ibr gelingen, fernere @ren3frebel sn oerbin
bern, 10 mirb Die Sunoesregierung Srn. Wfat
ais ben Sertreter Oferifo'S anerfenneu Uni
ben oiplomatiideu 8erfebr Spii6en bsibel
| QGnberu lomit ipieoer er1ffnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

% II H. 10, september. - DStnans
ciers" s&ime84 uno anOere Slatter 6riideu
Die lnitd)t aus, baB ein peitere8 9tuii9lagen
Der 9iStonto- State in Oen ndditen Sagen Al
ernurten lit. 9aS am lebteu Samlta9e ans
Der 0Sanf bon GHglano" ge5Ogene Cob mar
fir Die OeMti1e RegterIug beitimnlt.
9te @einmobeit oes gIapfteS.
gS a b Btugto II, 10. September. -
Sine bier entpfangeue Yrioatoepeihe aus Ronl
beftattgt Die Jta9ridt, ba6 Der 3uitanO bea
YapiteS it'd mebr unO me6r. peri9limmert.
Der 9speide 5ufolgc ertpartet iitan ui9t, baB
er ldnger, ais bis nd9iten g2Obember am Sc.
ben bleiben pno.
=, Ssr. .2Saihburne aui Sem oeimipeae,
B ar | 6 4, 10, Septenlber. = &4th. <bu
Y. Maibburne reirte beute ua6 Soutbamp-
ton ab, tuO er iih aHf bem Sampfer Dgtedar"
nad Heipzgnrt einibiifen miro,
slursc SeabeIoepeidlen.
= Die @n9abe, oaB 0euti6lanb bic Ge=
tbeili9uug SerbieH's at oem Srie9e beaitn-
itise, fiu6et in gBien feiReH @laubeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-11

Sn Deuti6lano tperben iebt iogar 3 e l.
t:u ngs 81 8eb fteure lpegen q NJ e
Ienbett pro5eliirt. Ser Reoafteur Der
ruin1er S6nelpoit" mar auf einige Gage
perrett, unb Der Sberitaatsz z@nipalt Bfafi lei
tete Die Vintage sesen i'm eiu, neil ieim gfams
al Der Splbe oes Slattes itebcn gebliebell
mar, osr Ssirsnsnee allO falid9e ansaben nit
&eHnt1lB Der llnrlcht tgfeit berIelben perbreitet
bette. SaS n&tnc. 8olfsblatt" benerft basu
yOer ulnadtete Staatsanipalt bat wabr.
i9einlib ME Gtmas BON Der ngSeitii6en Boft4
in ct. gonis gebSrt, bic Sabre lang BEN gfa.
men zines 8ebaftenrS on Der @pibe ibrel
Spalteu fiibrte, Der fait i'm nj M a 6ren i
pen ct. 2ouiS abpelenb mar uno oaher oi,
p8eltlide Yoit" niAt repigiren fonnte.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-11
Sic Satt0itreid1er 2att0plaae tn
SenaaiOluatttett+ = Gtne fSrtnltdbe
S6lad)t stptiben Yoltstitets utto
SxAaS %sn nuaA

Stem Oorf, 10. September.-gine De
peld)e bon columbia, BennI. mel0et, 6aB 1td)
Die Bolt3tIteu gegen Die Ganbltreid)er Organiii=
rem, peld)e Die Sep0lferung uniGglif beldItt=
gen. Sn @ragbtQ's @eb6l5 III Der HGbe bon
2ancaiter lagerteu fiirSltd) iiber 6unoert lols
der heimatbloien @eiellen uIo u1a6ten StreiI=
Siige na1 ben benadbarten SauernbGfen.
Sin 2anOmanu perlud)te, Die ungebetene1l
@Gite I'll bertreibem. 9ieielben bielten ieood
Stano, uno eS ipuroe B0lisei bon 2ancaiter
requirtrt. DIS Die 9anbIreid]er bic Bolisei
fOmrnen iaben, 1tellten ite ftd) IN Sd)lad|torb=
tonieuer. Die Yoli5ei griff Die @auOtebe nit
oem NeOOlper III Der 6an0 an, uno 0ielelbeu
brannten burd; fitnf blieben Oerwunbet aui
beu ySdla9tfeloe" 3uriid. Gin Sarmer,
gtantens Yomer8, erhielt bel Dem 3uianlmelt-
ftoBe cine t0Otlide g8uube. 9ln einem anbe=
rem Srte beitiegen Die Qanbitreider einen
6ra6t5ug unb brohteH, beuielben IN 8eib 81
nebmen. 9ebeimpoli3iten bon Columbia ell
ten i'll Der Stelle un6 uerbafteten Die Serbre=
der; Oieielber bra6en aber aus beul @efGng=
| nlie aus.
Ofilton @ramma, Elm proniuenter Siirgel
bon 9uucannou, purbe fitr5lif pou Smei
Qan0ltretderH ernlOr6et uno berQubt. 3ruiIfen
YtalDelton uuo 6ra5iers wuroe fiirSlid) eil1
| 3ng BON 2anbitrei6ern aus bem @eleiie &c,
wOrfen, nnO Die 9iebe pollten beHlelbeu
ausplitnOern. Sn benz Sample nit benz Ser
lonai OeS 3uge8 uurOe elm 6eiSer, gtaulena
gS. Corners, ermoroet. l3mei Oteisr Serbre.
der befinOen ftdb in 5aft. Die @ebeimpOli
Siften baben entOedt, Bag nOtorii9e 8erbre6el
aus ben St6Oteu al6Sanoi itreider umber3le6en
Gin Spe5ialberi9t Oe8 y6eralb" rnelOet
baB Der @Onfttt um scranton berum 5pii6er
ben gSenigell, pelde germ arbeiten, rnb Der
Sielen, Die lieber ourd Haub unO Worb le
ben, gefdbrli9e SerbdltniIIe annimmt. Sas
6aleg, Der gSd4ter in Der Diamond Col
lierp," ipurbe getern bon 0tife Dfc@afirep at
tafirt uno iflper miBban0et. Inter Der
Sergleuteu tit in ben letten 8agen Die Stim
nlung wunOerbar umgeidlagen. Siele, mel
DIE friiber ieben Sergleif) slriidlpieien, lu6er
lett mn 2trbeit nafl. Die &oblenbergtuerf
Der nQebisbzgalleD-" mn yg8ilfesburrer So
pa9nie" merOen bente lpieOer in Setrieb ge
| iebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-11
Der Yro3eB 8e9ett oem M5rSer oes
ittttQeft Sjftfte.

g orristo On, Ya., 10. 9ept. - Der
Pro5eB gegen 6einri9 8ableH, rpelder be-
ldulotgt 1T, BEN irlngen War 5ugo 6obneim
lestef Serbite 81 @lm=9tattou ernoroet 3u
haben, murOe be4te erSffnet. gtad)oem etn
@ei9morenen @oaegium beriafgnlelt mar,
pertagte ii9 oas @eri6t bis nlorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-11
96otlt6er t1nfaa in etnens Gtetm.
Ssf.tt do

9prtnsftelb, Waf., 10. Sept.-Im
letten 5reitaae ipilrbe Wnl. Garle bur1 bic
nerfriibte gntlabnng zines Sprensl6ufies in
einem Steinbru6e bel gortbftelb, Maii., altz
genblidli1 9etSotet.. Der Aufieber Sames
6enoerion wurOe Serart oerleet, OaB er ieitbenl
ftarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-11
2tns Sen 4oblenre8ionen. -gStsoer.
attfnnflltte Der ShGffdfeff.

Wt an9 . bunt, 3D., 10. Sept,-Oie
&oblen9rdber Der p4ebi9bz bzBilfesbarrer Cont
pa9nie" 6u gteiau6enin9 nabnten beute Nforz
gen Die 9lrbeit lpieber altf. Die Grubeuarbei.
ter 5u Summit<SiQ perben am Dtitttpodb
ruieoer anfangen, 81 arbeiten. Die S6atiqz
feit IN ben betreffenoen @rlben mar felt leb<
tenn Suli einqeiteQt.
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Die
~. q. perbeHerte
Ou3 =. q a On n & N I n q "a


IetAt8ebeno, 8erduthtos'
Gle III bic pollfommenfte Rdbmai6tne gum tsamt'
Iieuaeerautbe, Die iid i'm Niarfte befinoet.
Somm unb beiid5tise iie, ebe Ou eine gtdhmaidtn'
fauiit
Die Breie iino 10 nieertg, bic Seoin9unsen 10
Isidbt, pie bei ieber anoeren Naidine erer alaie.
9ie ,,gSeeS'id5e Nabnsaid,imen Gontpasnte, -
SIR. sc, Wor bartes StraBe.
P. P.
Shneioer, Die etne Ndbmai6ine brauben, iperben
nit Yortbeil uniere perdieoenen Sorten &c. F." NIT
einem ertrasroben 9dbtii6e, wee fir ibre arbe be-
onoers an9epaBt iino, unteriutben.
Nian merte iit, bas bas Bireau Der eompasnie tt
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Der llulgegenb Elm GrbbebenitoB peripitrt.
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