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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

The TRUE INSPECTION Phila
delphia Tines in alluding to the fire.
quent bank failures, says "While in
dation ruled, these institutions pros.
pered, when the returning standard OF
just values brought with it just stand.
ards of business, they houndered from
embarrassment TO failure, and few of
them are now in existence. The bank
er who pays three or four per cent. in
terest on deposits subject to check at
pleasure, must break when pressure
comes, for such risks must be taken to
obtain high interest on loans as make
it impossible to realize promptly on
them. 1t is thorny path to solid
bottom, but there is no way around it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

How CHASarD.-A correspondent OF
the Washington Star, writing from
Charleston OF the revival of business
there in consequence Of the success OF
Hampton, says; "rhe city looks very
busy, much more so than it did year
ago, and | am told operations in real
estate which have been in contempla-
tion for long Time, but which have
been delayed until now, are about to
be consummated. State securities have
takena sudden and wonderful rise, and
altogether there is evidence of the
near approach of an era of great pros
pcrity.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

HIS FRAuDuLENcY PRocLAIMs-Thc
objections TO postponing the extra ses
sion have all been waived, and the iol.
lowing was issued this afternoon:
A PROCLAMATION.
By the President Of the United States Of
america:
Whereas, the final adjournment OF
the Forty-iourlh Congress, without
making the usual appropriations for
the support Of the army for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1877, presents an
extraordinary occasion requiring the
President to exercise the power vested
in him by the Constitution to convene
the House OF Congress in anticipation
of the day fixed by law for their next
meeting:
Now, therefore |, Rutherford b.
Hayes, President of the United States.
do by virtue of the power TO this end
in me vested by the Constitution con
vene both Houses Of Congress to as
semble at their respective chambers at
IL o'clock, noon, on Monday, the 18th
day of October next, then and there to
consider and determine such measures
as in their wisdom, their duty and the
welfare of the people may seem to de-
mand.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
9th day OF May, in the year Of our
Lord 1877, and in the independence
OF the United States of America the
l0lst.
BY the President - WM. NJ. EvARTs.
Secretary of State r. B. HAYES.
WASHINGTON, May s, 1877.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

SUNDAY CALLs.-The Judges of the
Supreme Court are said to be unani-
nous in the opinion that the vacancy
on their bench should be filled by a
Southern man, and Chief Justice Waite
IS reported to have intimated to the
President that Bristow il that South.
ern man, Perhaps this explains that
little call of Schurz and Waite on Mr..
Hayes last Sunday evening.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

MORE TEsTIMoNY.-It is said that
Hon. Wayne Mcveagh, who was Re
publican member of the Louisiana
Commission, expresses the candid opin.
ion that Tildcn and Hendricks receiv.
ed a decided majority of the legal votes
cast in Louisiana. Can it be possible
that Mr.. McVeagh did not know this
fact, until he visited the State whose
electoral vote was doctored by Return
ing Board WelIs2 Mr. Mcveagh is
Simon Camerons son-in.law, and should
have known something about this huge
fraud long ago.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

MovING AT LAST Three months
after the occurrence the State Depart
mcnt has received Information of the
outrage upon the United States Consul
ut Acapulco, Mexico, and Secretary
Eyarts has demanded apology and re-
paration therefor from the Mexican
Government Of course these will be
extended, after which the Mexican
bantam will mount his native heath
and crow louder than ever. The Amer
lean eagle has become so accustomed
to having his feathers rutiled by cock
sparrows that he will actually surprise
himself some Of these days when he
gives utteance to an fashioned
shrek of defiance.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09
THE CROSS AND CRESCENT.

IN, -
s''1 - -.
rs. 49, "'y =, !, =
s,.', ~ ,.aoaa and o.ooas :
~. ,I., n,ns, maLo oons;dorah,o
changes IN ,be man Of Eurons Leforo
neace cop ro,urn All tho indications
now point TO n desperate erannle and
,he no,nt nj chiet interest IL How will
the other nations be afrected-wbn,
will be the final result? II NAV 70.
suit in stronger Teatonic, stronger
s. S.e 80. !: - = So
Ilsslai' cin1IISs. "a on l1rkev's
mart is purely defensive She il NOT
of the caters. she wants IN keo, from
being eaten. She simplv wishes 10
hold what she has and rule !, hor own
wav Rnssia,s "a ohioctive no;n, "a omit,
clear Nominally il ia tho nro,ec,ion
If tho Cbris,ian suhiec,s Of TrrLor
Really II is the acouisilion Of Cons,on.
tinonle To Obtain ,his p,ssio con
well afford 10 mako orcot socriscos
Now the other great movers will no,
hermit this enormoos s,roro,hon;nc .,
Russia rnless ,bev oo;n soroo oo,nno,
sa,;nc odvor,ooes who, r,o,, ,ho.a
ho9 Ar.,r;o ,ho !. .ao,aa. A..
sooro 90 .,.;e, ,,;,l ho o.,o., ag,..,,.
!, who, = 70 ho ho, o,.;oo c,.i.ao.'
mo or;o,9 aIno.a,, M !, .,-.
aan, sho ! =, c.' n
c.; ~,
!. ..o,.o.o...s -, - ;. 80
.r,, 10. =, ohao.,,.,,,,, r.,,. -, -
neutrali,v reo,ly moons ,hn nonnowa,,oa
of ,hoso Solor,o nror;noos % ,Ln A,a
,r;.n onn;ro Thoao ,rui q, - -
noImo,;o ond ,,;ro Ans,,.;, ,..oa, go.
a,ono tho Adr;a,c Thoro i nond;.l
nnders,o,din, he,woon ars,r;o ond
Rnssio lonc,hoson,horn honndo,,,
., Trrl,o,. = s,oooo p,, ,i....-.
L,nodor, 90 croooo ooo,,,,;o. h,,, 80,
rort;or or tho croo,, ,,io,,,od aorn,...
Seminars AIhonia Madaada;a.,,ar - rLc.
sol;o ana a.nI n.l. r.',,r 80
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

SPEAKING OuT.-Tho Lancaster In.
quircr refuses to be reconciled. Itsays
those Republican papers that have
suddenly become admirers of Nichols
and Hampton are "eitberlying to their
readers now or they lied most villain.
ously during the Presidential cam.
palen." Exactly so, Mr. Inquirer, Hit
the fbbers again, plump between the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

The DrBr.--According to the official
Treasury circular, our National debt
was two thousand one hundred and
ninety-onc millions five hundred and
sixty-6ve thousand and eight hundred
and eighty seven dollars and twenty.
eight cents ts2,l9i, ,56b, ,ss7.2s). That
load 10 what hurts US all. Were We
not young and vigorous people we
coald not bear Il.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09
CLEARFlELD, Pa.
THE EASTERN TAR.
A Disastrous Defeat of the Turks at Kars.
THE WAR FULLY OPENED

THE WAR FULLY OPENED.
AS stated by us last week, the sec
ond battle in the Turco. Russian war
was fought at Kars, in Asia, on the
Goth of April, Kars is located in Tur-
key, in Asia, near the border of eau.
cssia, and about midway between the
Black Sea and Mt. Ararat, in North
latitude Al, same as Clearfeld) and
longitude about 43 East from Green.
wich.
The Paris correspondent. Of the Lon
don Ne,os, OF May Sd, in giving some
of the details of the battle, says a mes
sage from Vienna gives the following
account of the battle at Kars
The centre of the Russian army, 40,
900 strong, under Mclikoh, attacked
Muckhtar, five miles from Kars, April
29. Tho Turks fought desperately.
The Russians, supported by powerful
artillery, succeeded in dislodging them
from their positions. Muckhtar called
out all his reserves, and attempted, on
the Both, to recover the lost ground
with 10000 men, but was defeated and
driven back under the guns of Kars.
The Russian losses were considerable
and those OF the Turks were enormous.
BUCHAREST, May7.-Becket was she'll
eddy the Turksyesterday evening. The
Bashi Bazouks plundered the neigh.
boring villages at the same time and
returned with their spoils across the
Danube.
LONDON, May IA Perth dispatch
to the Standard states that in order net to
afford an occasion to Austria to depart
from neutrality the Russian Command
ers have received orders not to cross the
Danube near Kalafat nor join any
where with the Servian army. For
the same reason the Gar has notified
Montenegro that she must remain on
the defensive in Herzegovina. Servia
intends TO revoke the order for mobil-
izing her militia, because such a step
would be likely to provoke Austria.
PARIS, May7.-The Bier Public states
that a general rising of the Moham-
medan population of Tunis, Tripoli
and Morocco is imminent. The French
government is about to dispatch strong
reinforcements OF troops as well as a
fleet to Algeria.
PARIS, May THE France publish
es q telegram from st. Petersburg,
dated Sunday, which says "Thc bom-
bardment of Kars commenced yester
day. An assault will take place to.
day"
MANCHESTER, May THE Guar
dams Pera dispatch, dated Sunday,
says there is report current there of
a great Russian victory near Kars.
Fifteen thousand prisoners are said to
have been taken. Kars is invested by
$4,000 Russians, and second Russian
corps is in full march upon Erzeroum
A dispatch to the Ddilg Telegraph
from Isakia announces that two Turk.
ish gunboats attacked the Russian bat
teries at Tomrava, below Galatz, on
Saturday, destroyed portion of bat.
terry, dismounted a gun and drove back
the Russians. The Turks were greatly
elated. Their gunboats we're uniniured.
The Russian camp was ignited by a
shell.
The Posts Reuter- dispatch says at
is reported that Russia has made di
rect proposal to Roumania for an of.
fensive alliance"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

LIVELY LoUisfANA-An exchange
says: "As soon us ono Louisiana dele.
CATION leaves Washington another
Louisiana delegation takes its place.
The Federal Capital would be pretty
torpid place without a Louisiana dele
CATION constantly on hand.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

MARCHING ORDERs.-Constantinoplc,
April 3O-rhc Porte intends to issue
a notice that Russian residents in Tur.
key who are unwilling to submit to
Ottoman law must leave Constantine
plc within eleven days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

PosrpoSED.-We were promised an
extra session of Congress in June, by
the Washington authorities, but after
mature reflection, Mr., Hayes has post
poned the meeting of that body until
after the elections in Ohio and Indiana,
lie did not want to give Democratic
Congressman chance to discuss pub
lic affair until after these States have
been heard from. How cunning But
II is no use. Both these States will 20
Democratic this fall.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

MoRE PEAoE.-All the Radical State
officers In South Carolina who have
been holding over awaiting the con.
test before the Supreme Court, have
voluntarily vacated their places, and
the Hampton officers have stepped in
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

TnE TRus SpIRrr.-United States
Senator Hill, Of Georgia, and Chris
tancy, Of Michigan havo shook hands
over the bloody cbasm Of the past, and
promised that they will never allude To
what happened since April 1861.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

UNnApPY.-The "meanness of Dom.
ocratic economy" is annoying Radical
editors. The action Of the Democratic
Congress in appropriating just enough
to run the Government, and not voing
millions for campaign purposes makes
the aforesaid Radicals feel awkward.
But it's 80.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

The State Of Meth tarolns presents a iit,le
bill Of $4,000 to the General Gossrnmant for the
use Of the bar'cks at Raleigh by the soldier,
since is6s."-yoarsai.
That's right; the United States
army had no more business in North
Carolina since 1865, than in II had In
Pennsylvania or in Europe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

PLYMoUTn's SoANDAL-Thc Phila-
delphia Times, in alluding to Beecher'S
fancy establishment, remarks aply
mouth Church Is rising again. Beecher
is making money almost as fast as the
trial consumed il. Legislatures invite
him to pray lorthem and ministers wei
como him to ihuirpalpits. The Christian
Onion is again recovering and the
church receiving its spring accessiohs
The FIRST Sunday in May is II iishiona.
bic time To become member of the
Plymouth congregation, and is ex.
pected that next Sunday will see the
largest additions ever known, l3l com
ing in from other churches aud &C 10y
profession Of faith. OF the former II
number come from the Rcv. DR.. Storrs
and the Rev, DR., Budington's churches
At this rate the Life of Christ maJ
bo taken up again and }. b. Ford q
Co. rescued from bankruptcy. Why
not2p
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

AN OPENING The indianapolis
Journal thinks the Eastern war will be
a relief to those editors who have been
sitting on the fence watching Mr.. Hayes
policy to sec upon which side they
should get down. ItI +.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09
" A STARTLING DECLARATION

A SrAnrr,xo Drc, -The
buye election grauds ,ba, are proc,iecd
in phnod.l,h;, oyer, yoor ara k,oyo
10 all men. The Lcdocy which usuollv
kaens o,io, a c,w davs a,.o l., .oooL
Of the Tentb ward contested olec,;on
for member of select council in ,bo,
citv saws that in tho ro,urn or Ma,
Cullougb everv four,o,ntb yo,,co
for him WINS irapdulen, and ,ha, i,
Lippipcott'u return ana vo,e !, oyor,.
thirteen and n half fconn,ode e,rhi,o ,,n.
also fraudulent In tho hcc of snch
-. .--.....,.- -.
.5asx xss-a4.swr0es~-ye.~tss1hs.
tho Ledqer thinks il will not oo for
easy.polnp citizens nnd tbeir Marty
spokesmen 10 fry IN ;,poro asoo .,.,.c.
ton cry, ,ho aa,rarcy az III ,,on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

"Ihe Republicans Of South Carolina are NOR.
tilted, but not surprised, at Tlampton's high
banded course In ousting the regularly chosen
State offieers."-Jownai.
Why ncighbor, it was Hayes did
that Hampton was only the instru.
mcnt. Be careful how you assail "thc
government y That was treason short
time ago. Be careful that you do not
become more 'high-handcd' than Hamp.
fnn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

,y"Unwritten History," The Crimean
War;" and variety Of other excellent
reading matter viii be found on our
ass page this week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

CAUTioN--AIl person. are hereby caution.
~ ed against purrhsisng or in any way med
ding with the following property. now In the
possession Of Mrs Msrgaretta Ames. ia the hor.
ough Of Newburg, and late the property of J. r.
Ames, % wit; One black mare. Z cows, q year.
iings, calves, Sow, stump machine, 1 set
blacksmith tools, plows, harraws, S beds and
bedding, coos steve, room stove, | .et chairs,
bureau, stand, tables, buggy. set harness,
aores of wheat OF an acre OF oats, 4 acres rye,
long sled, wagon, l hos kettle, copper kst.
tie' clock, book case, | pair spreads, I soap
bees, scythcs, forks, &c. Said property was pur.
chased BY me at Shsrifs sale, aud is only left
with Mrs Ames on loan, subject h my order at
any tine. Mas. ISABELLA Y. BLOOM.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09
DMr NIsrRAr0R,s NOrICs.-No,io,

N "''' N'SE "NHVNTS NVEEt H'-NOtlce
IA Ia sherehy gwen that Letters Of Aininistra-
;ion on the estate Of JONATHAN VISOR, Sr d,
late OF Bradford township. Clearhsd county, Pa,
deed, having been duly gran,ei TO the under
signed. all pcrsons indebted 10 said estate. will
please mske Immediate payment. and those hav.
ing claims or demands will presest them properly
authenticated for settlement without delay
ABRAM PEARcR,
"iiliamsgrovc, May 2, T1-6t. Adm'r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

A IiLDEN lDEA.-A Washington
special in alluding to the reduction Of
Pension Agents, says; "The decision
TO reduce the number of pension agen.
cles from fiiiy-eight to twenty will lead
to consolidation of the two Offices in
Philadelphia. 1t was observed NJ the
Interior Department that the pension
business ut Philadelphia could be us
eheciually transacted by one agent,
win u slight increase Of clerical force,
us by two, that the present system oi
paying pensions By cheek greatly iacil-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

DEATH WARRANrs.-Governor Hart.
ranft has signed the death warrants OF
the following named parties convicted
of murder; Edward Kelly, Michael j.
Doyle and John Donabue, MolIes, con.
victed in Carbon county. To be hang.
ed June q, 1877 Thomas Munlcy, II
Molle, convicted in Schuylkill county,
and to be hanged June 81, 1877 An.
drew Lanahan, not II Mollie, convicted
in Luzerne county Tor the murder Of
John Reilly, to be hanged on the same
day.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09
A DMINIsraAroRs NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Al.
minisiratiou on the estate Of JOHN D. RAFf.
ERrY, late Of Penn township. cleArdeli
county, Pa, deed, having been duly granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands will present
them properly authenticated for settlement with
out delay. CHARLES HELPER,
Mas, b. RAFFERTY.
Grampion Hills, May .. is7l-et. Admrs,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

CHILLY, vERY. An exchange says
"The worst snow storm ever known
in Dakota Territory" began on the 9Th
OF April and lasted six days with una
bated fury. During the prevalence OF
the storm the thermometer stood at
tbirty.six degrees below zero Much
suffering was entailed by the Sudden
change. Many persons were out at
work some distance from their homes,
and of these a number were frozen to
death.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

WV'1r S'ssr-N" " tPo'- 'Ns.f tV'T''I''r
tee, formerly ate Treasurer, who as.
sisted Geo. o. Evans in swindling the
State oat of sosofsli ada,lsoa thousand
dollars, addressed the following crisp
missivo to Mr.. McVeagh, one OF the
Louisiana Commission:
PnILaDELrniA, April 20, 1871.
wAsYs MovrAon, Esq., New Orleans La /,
The Commission deserve great credit for their
success in brblng enough Of Packards men to
give Nicholls majority. Had Tweed been on
your Commission ho would have accomplished II
in a day. But we must have Reform.
W II. KrnBLE.
Addition, division and silence" seems
to have been dropped by Mr. Kemblc
on this occasion That is not square
offset for the Coffee Evans epistle. IL
is Kemble mad all over.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

Also, one equal undivided half 10 crest In one
other tract Of land In Huston township, afore-
said, bounded north by lands Of John q. Read
Ing and GRAFTON Wandle, east by warrants No.
3i5 and 500. south by war; mt No 3io aud John
Dubois, west by warrant No. So62, containing 4
5o6s.
Also. ono other tract Of land In Huston town
ship aforesaid, bounded south by land Of Reading.
Fisher A Co, warrant No. 50Cp, cast by land Of
Henry and Frederick Lix6eld and Q. II Rarly,
south by land Of Jamison and Fisher. and west
BY land of u. d. Patterson aud VIM b Wood
ward, containing 50 acres, more or less, upon
rach are erected two frame d~ellings, o ,e fame
barn and other ,ptbailiinss. Seized. taken In
execution aadto be sOldas The property of Hiram
Woodward.
TERns or sALK.--Ths price or sun at which
the frapsT;s shs. to s;sgSs of mast be paid al the
time Of sale, OF such other arrangemsnts made a.
will be approved otherwise the property will be
Immediately put up and sold again at the expense
and risk OF the person TO whom it was strucx Oh,
aud who, In ease of deficiency at such ro sale,
shall make good the fame, and In no Instance
will toe Deed be presented In Court for conarna
tion unless the money is actually paid 20 the
sheriff Hr raf ANDREW PENrZ, Jr..
sHKRiFY's 0Yrice, sheriff.
Clcarheli. Pa, May .. 1871.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09

A MATERIAL DIFFERENCE. Tho first
Commission was gotten up for the
purpose of counting Hayes IN the
second one to count Packard OUTl
The job must startlc every citizen who
has any respect for his country, or
himself A compound fraud perpotra.
ted at high noon, in this christian ma
ton is truly startling But it has
been done, and in the language of Ex.
President Grant, we cxclaim; per
telegram, "lct no guilty man escape r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09
E0R SALE =

The undersignei will sell At private sale ali
that tract or parcel Of land situate 10 Dseatv,
township, Clearheld county, Pa, within ,hoa
distance Of the TYRONE A Clsarhel X. R a,d
adjoining lands u Robert Hudson and onsr,
and known As The Jacob D. ivarhar lot TA,
said tract containing 90 acres more or les. iii
two veins Of valuable coal thereon, has abou, IA
acres cleared, and is the key to a large bid, a.
coal About being developed. win be sold low .s5
upon easy terms For particulars. apply to
DAVID l.. kREBs.
clearhcld, Pa. July t9, 1870
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-09
NEWS ITEMS.

-Parson Brownlow leaves good
property.
-Chamborsburg is TO have sol
diers' monument.
Tho beautiful blue Danube may
presently become red.
-Pennsylvania is growing more
aud more tobacco every year.
The special session Of Congress
will not be held until the 10Th of Oc.
tobcr
Greene county people growl be.
i,s, 800, ,i-,, ,s-> ,s-,.- -. y .ss.y--es.
, 1877-04-09

~ielisfeiten poriiber ieien uno bab jebe %tpeitere
Seihlasnabme BON Gisentbum in Noro Ga.
rolina perboten iet, bate man bic 8rief.
Soplr. Bidder beS @recutip,O Departments bon
Noro Carolina in Greensboro NIT Selhla9
belegt unb butte iie nah @aibin9ton 9eitafft,
mo- i,e nod i'm 8rie9S Oepartement aufbe.
pabrt wiirben. Spdter babe man nm Niifs
gabe berlelben ODER nm Die GrlanbniB,
oieielben fir bas. StaatS . Irdip copi'
rem 81 b%irfen, nahgeI1ht. lei aber Obj
lcbld9li6 beidieben porben. Sein Gors
gdnger, SOP. @ortb, babe iogar einmal
einen SpecialsNb9eianotcu mad Baibinston
geianot, bamit berlelbe aus ben Siitern
etnen Srtef copire, peldler bel eitem Yro5e6
oils BepeiSmlttel fir ben Staat gebrandt
,puroe, aber auh bie1es @eiuh iet ab9elhla=
gen tuoroen. @lS er ielblt mad @aibiuston
sefommen iei, nm feline Anipiide auf einer
Stt i'm YunbeSienat 9elterb Ill MAIDEN, bate
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@rauiamfett ge9en bic unto1-@ efan9enen in
Salisburp anaefla9t. Ourh 5mei 8riefe,
Die in bleiem gnhe etn9etrasen leien, wiirbe
er Die acknowledgement sldnSenb baben miber,
le9eu f0nner, ullo er babe iib oaber perl0ns
lid oil baS &rie9s>O Department 9elpenbet
unb ..barum 9ebeten, bteie Sriefe copiren
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