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MAKE WAY FOR-JUsTICE !

To THE EpiroR or THE HEaaLo:-
Can you tell me what kind OF n man this Justice
Otcrbou'g ~, who became so indignant yesterday al
Tombs Police Court becausc prisoner arrested
issued by rnohcr judge was brought before
bimy III am worked hard enough said the Justice;
anL because he thought he had worked hard enough.
the prisoner was 'fenandcd until to-day" SupposIng
u mau arrested for bnablc offence and with hrs bali
happens to be brought before Justice OttcrDourg Just
when he thinks he has worked hard enough ~ he
DO reminded forthwith until Tho next day, thrown
into a coll 10 tue Iombs TO spend mscraOic night,
simply because the Justice has worked enough" Ii
" nigh time. Mr. Editor, that our police Justices
shoald be taught that they do not own everybody,
body and soul, brought before them, as Judging rom
tEolr actions ana words al times. they imagine they
do OF course is not astonishing mat Of then
sboold occasionally in lordlv wa, undertake 20
verse decision OF tho Conr. OF Appeals, but when
they complain OF having work cuough' people nre
naturally rather surprised Each Justice gets S. 0OO
year. works an average nvo hours dry, aud s'on
duty" every other week. Tnero are not over two oil
hcin who could, as lawyers. mako one-hali OF S. 900
year TO save their vcs, cvcn II they worked twenty
tour noursa day f.f 8aa.4 CITIZEN.
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THEY NET BY CHANCE.

Onicer spolasco, OF the Sixteenth precinct was lcs.
ureiy patroing seventh the evening OF the
18th uli., when he n running at the top OF hrs
speed. The o0lcer stopped him. and noticed several
blood spots on his face. SHOW did you come by the
blood, ana what arc you running lori" he asked.
.'oh, It's nothing" said the stranger, wpng away
the spots; "only me and friend down street bad 4
little uuss, mats all"
ii guess III take you 10 the station houss gen.
eral principles" said the policeman cycling the man
sharply. , +.
While the prisoner was being asked tho usual qucs
tons at the station house desK, Washington r. Suthor
land, driver OF Tweniy-ihrd street car, rushed in
ana began telling how short time previously des-
pcratc looking man had broken open the iarc box OF
his car and stolen thercfrom Sl2 nickels and small
coin ana assaulted him. The prisoner suddenly AMI.
tested Intense interest IN examining The kals
ing Of the ceiling.
"why, bless my souii" calculated tho driver,
catching glimpse Of the prisoner, III there amt tho
very man himself" hf MIH faN
In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday tho
prisoner, who gave the namc u Charles Wilson, was
sent tho Island for year and ordered to pay
lnc of $3.50.
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OF sao(us Worn O. sbs person o. BsSo ncind whilo
she vas waking H. the Bovsry on The 26th OF Aprii
PenitepiiAry year and SIX months. A.. ....... =.
Johp NcArdls, burglary the premises o. elliott
soma steel pen manulacturers M 81 John street, on
tho night Of Juus when goods OF the value OF 81 900
were taken Pcnitentiary two years and sax month";
Jamss Riley, aged tventy-on OF No 40 West sit-
tceosh street. larcsny OF clock Of the value Of $40.
nom Theodore Kobn, ONO S47 West Fttseuth street,
on March 4; Stale Prison three years s.Fa
Janice hcGll alias Tracy aged twenty years, rcceiv-
ingn diamond stud of the value Of $3.50 stolen from
Charles L. Macarthur, of Albany on the 18th Of May,
by jennie Wood and Ellen White, Ia the Bowery
State Priron ono year. q M'af n o. ri iH set q
William Van wart truck driver. OF No rs Perry
street. robbery Of Eliza Lanata OF No. $50 East Fifty
second street, from whom he took with much vioeIce,
gold watch, OF the value or SIS, while she walk
,pg With TWO other ladies In Fourteenth street. be-
swean second and Third avenues The night OF May
Is; state Prison I'VE years -ttslta9 " ~
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the people OF New Iofs are determined upon tho
enforcement Of the Excise law and 10 their righteous
zeal they not nrcquonty overslcp tho bounds Of pro-
priety and law. case IN point reported ycstcr.
day, when Michael yhocfinan, u grocer, rcsiding nj
the corner OF Cypress aud Atlantic avenues was ar
rested ON acharee Of ROBBERY The compAiusns, Mary
public highway on sunday last tho defendant forciby
look IRON her possession a eau OF beer, with when 10
convict one John konneman Of Liberty avenue, from
whom II was procured, OF violating the Excise law.
The accused Was held Tor examination before Justice
Gcrtcm.
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PLEA OF UsURY DEFEATED.

Carrot B. Clark purchased note for $500 VI 500
less than is face, and was compelled to bring suit Tor
the recovery OF the face Of the note against the ndor
ses who put In the plea OF want Of consideration and
usury On trial Of the cause before him In the Marine
Court Judge .Gocpp dismissed tho plaintiffs COM
plant. Thence appeal was taken TO the General
Term where the decision OF Judge Goepp was affirmed,
but on appeal 10 tho Common Pleas General Term,
revised and new trial ordered. THIS new trial
came on before Judge Sheridan and jury IN tho Ma
Court yesterday when u was argued before the
jury BY II. keavy, on the part OF The plaintiff that
tho transaction not usurous and by Mr. Could Tor
defendants thns II was me jury decided against
tile plea OF usury and their verdict In favor oil
plaintiff, some OF them al tho same time giving de-
cided expression their adherence o the Usury law
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THE TELEGRAPH TRICK.

"A telegraph despatch, mum, said tall and rhabby
youth banding Mrs Langbotn, Of Ess, scvcnth street.
a telegram, apparently IRON over tho hncs oi the
Western Union Telegraph Company. Tho message
lengthy one, and purportcd TO be from her hus-
band. There IL 81 IS 10 pay on t., be continued,
&C. o. d." Tho hdy paid the money. The next day
her husband arrived homo and branded the tcIcg nam
az bogus rho police arrested Clay u. Vnndcrpooi as
tho youth who had coilcSicd the money He " as
Identified, tho Court OF SPECIAL sessions ycstcr
cay was sentenced 10 six months in The Penitcntary
aud a Dne OF SlO0. #.al ltEHif
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THE COURTS. u
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-esl ssssl ,srtaal lisa sae. loaa IS isrtf sta III
An Alleged Dead Railroad
'-'-sss y. Charter. aS s.' * K Nh y,
N + .IrfafN,fN e9H.t.
THE AFFAIRS OF THE s7uYvsSANT BANK.
The Excise Law and Conrad Meyers
Unlicensed Gin.
An IRREcONcILABLE JURY RECoNcILED.


Under the Railroad act passed In 1850 the Queens
County Railway Company was organized In 1871.
6inos thsu appears, nothing has been actually done
toward the construction OF the road except subscrip
tions she stock the extent Of 37oo out OF
and the accumulation OF debs TO the extent Of So 00o
The route OF the proposed road through Fatbush
and Lafayette avenues and Grove ana other streets,
branch ending FULTON ferry and another At the
South ferry. Among those who decidedly opposed
TO the building OF tho road nearly four hundred
property owners and residents OF Lafayette avenue.
The matter csme before Judge Gilbert, In Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday. motion behalf OF
the company, u OF which Matthew Kane 10
president for tho appointment OF Commission.
ers to estimate ana award tho amount Of
damages 10 DO paid to tho properly owners.
The motion argued by Mr. John II. Bergen on she
part Of she company and NY Mr.. 4. r. Dye.t on the
part OF the properly owners The objections urged W
Mr. Dyett against tho motion that Il never in
tended In good faith build the road that tho char
ter had been carried around unused except bull-
dosng operation against tho property that the
charter had become forfeited for nonuser and the
completion OF the road within Tho time allowed by law,
and In any event. tho road could not be put IN opor-
been neither properly asked Tor nor obtained. The
constitution OF 1878 provided that the Legislature
should pass NO law authorizing the laying down OF any
railroad the public streets without having hrst obs
tanned the consent OF the property owners on The line
OF such proposed road. THIS provision OF tho consti
sutton, u commended by Mr.. Bergen, could not nj
feet the charter OF the company, which had been
grantco four years previously.
Judge Gilbert took tho papers. rescrving hh do.
cstOu. fs iih3 .fftNfN Il -tI. "a NH ~ r. sNaN
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A SOCIETY ROW.

John Kiefrel has brought action In the Brooklyn
City cour, against Meschoir Franz TO recover $loo.
belonging alleged, 10 the ST. Johns vsrein. Cor
man benevolent society. The parties the treas
Of rival branches OF the society, and the action
Is brought TO determines tho question Of fact to
which the original society. The plaintiff 10 treas-
urer the old society, but the association claims
TO have ENROLLED majority OF the original members.
The question argued before the Court 70 whether
tho action should be tried before tho Judge only or
tried IN the usual way. Tho Court decided that Il
should be tried before Jury, and the was set
down upon tho calendar for trial on Monday next. T
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, juno 9, 1871
In tho Court Of Appeals to-day tho following busi-
ness WAS transacted:- sstet ue ,a All. selsa
No. 81 Harrington VA The Mayor --Argument re-
sumcd and concluded. .ft / g.
No. 63. OTIS VA Williams Argued BY t. r. Wilder
and A. CEaki for appellant and Thomas II. Rodmnn for
Respondent s4s1 sN. ss6 MM6# kfts
No So Tho People vs. Lord. Argued by Matthew
Halo and w. Paige for appellant and X. ". Peckham
for respondent s4.as ..1Hats NJ.
CALENDAR
The following is the day calendar FOR Thursday, juno
I, 1877 Nos. "a &C. 40. AZ, So, 5S, 10 and CT.
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BAD POLLY.

Hugh Polly, agod twensy-two years, was arrested
on Tuesday night IN the Fourth precinct, Brooklyn,
Tor beng drunk and dsordcry, and yesterday bo was
Identified by Mr. Frank .. Barker as having picked
that gcntcman's pocket while passenger on board
Myrtle avenue car. Ho was com mttcd to jail 10 await
examination hcfore Justice Rilav.
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OENTIsTR y.

n future al advertisements presented for publication
dfeT sIght O'Clock n NJ ~'H BE- charged double rat,s
=
A sEI Oi TEETH * THkEe HogRs-AT DIR. ~
ASEWBRDtGH'S. No. s77 6sh av.. door aDuve nd
opposite Masonic Temple rubber eeIiucid fold pA
tina Ac, snd everything IN mechanical dentistry, wn
despatch: no deposit repaired. No. 3TT 9Th sv
DHAUTfrui, DURABLE, PERFECTLY FITTING AR
Duhcal Teeth, a. gvm, 80; single, 81 warranted
t.tf...Ita DR.. hEADER.
nR VAN vLECk's DENTISTRY. EsrABLrsHHD
JJff61 The cheapest place In the city,
lew hours. fresh gas daily. 26t ota
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FRIEND BEFORE RELATIVE.

The contest over tho will Of james ID: lugorscll,
which has been pending the Surrogates Court since
December lust, was resumed yesterday Mr. ingersol
unmarried, ana left an estate valued a. about
$4,000 which he bcQueatbed 70 Mra Phipps, The wife
OF friend at whose house this city he cared ot
In his fitness The will contested by his relatives,
who say mis- act was the result OF undue influence
ertcd over him by the Phipps family. Among the tss
timony taken yesterday was that OF toby Edwards"
coiufcd servant who accompanied the deceased here
from Georgin and renamed with him until his death.
HIS tcstimony 70 The effect that the deceased was
perfectly sound mind, and remained until ne died.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
gEH8IN Before Judge Sutherland. ea@atfi
THE CHADWICK FORGERY CASE.

81 THE CHADWICK FORGERY CASE. .sa
In tho case OF George W. Chadwick, who was In
dic,ed on tho charge Of completely in The forgery OF
$4,000 on the Union Trust Company, motion was
made yesterday for his discharge from the Tombs on
the ground two terms OF the Court had now elapsed
snco his and he had not yot been brought 20
trial Assistant District Attorney Bell resisted the
motion, stating that the prosecution would be pro-
oner then applied for a reduction of the amount OF
bail Mr.. Bell having stated that this matter would
receive attention Judge sutherland animated that tho
motion could be renewed. NN u8WtN I'll
h..a'.1 PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
The following pleas and sentences were recorded
yesterday Thomas jackson, larceny Of pocketboog
containing So so IRON tho person Of Mary 4. McGuirc
or No ST. Lukc's place. while waikrg In Fourteenth
street the 10Th OF May; State Prison two years
six months uqs. +,
Patrick Carey, aged sixteen ycaro abstracting
pocketbook containing $25s from the pocket
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, SALOON KEEPERS BEWARE.

Action has been commenced In the Brooklyn City
Court by Christine b Lebtrem, under the civi Dam
age act against John wieglc saloon keeper, corner OF
Sluy and Gates avenues 10 recover $4,000 The
complaint ncges that the pa,utlff's husband is
nrmcd drunkard, and that he procurcs drink at Weges
saloon The will be tried in October next when
other similar quits will be called f' tftFf
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THE sTUYvEsANT BANK. /

In 1871 tho stnyvesant Bank became insovon md
upon the application Of tho creditors its assots c,
were placed In the hands OF O. H. p. Archer, as re-
cever Some time prior TO its Insolvency arrange
mont entered into between John J. Levy and that
institution, BY Witch Levy to have continuous
loan Of $1,000 uponxrrn bis note payable on do,
mand and depositii put $50 shares OF broadway
Bank and other stod collateral security. On the
coapsing Of tho bank Levy had deposit SCOT 81,
and Notwithstanding hts protest Archer receiver,
would not apply that amount TO The extinguishment
OF Levys Indebtedness TO the bank but threatened 10
sell mis- collateral a forced sae unless the full amount
Of Levys note was paid. Relieving that his collateral
would DO sacrificed II he did not do 30, Levy
subsequently the bank was adjudicated a bankrupt,
and john d. Platt, Was appointed assignee IN
bankruptcy and the assets passed his hands from
those Of Archer Prior TO Mr.. riatts appointment
Levy, u alleged, was induced by Of the bank Of
hcias prove his debt against the bank, being rep
resented 10 him II he did not do so his whole claim
would DO sacrificed Levy, not aware OF the position
In which Il would place him, and ANXIOUS HIS
claim, did So and thus apparently becune creditor
Of tho bank. An application was made In November
last 10 Judge Blatchford IN the United States District
Court. BY u. n Porter, ~ solicitor for Levy for
leave to withdraw the proof OF debt and for order
for the payment Of the $2,oi7 81, alleging that that
amount should have been applied to the extingush.
durcss Of Levy's collateral and his dread OF being
Bacrinced Fl. ss 61 bsy !,
judge Biatchford granted the application and ordered
Mr. PlatL as assignee 70 pay $20l7 81 TO the claim
ant Levy The assignee was represented BY Mr.. Wall
lam r. Scott stfiA tHNeets.f ESQ ftars 8r ilN
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A JURY CAPITULArES AND AGREES,
Eliza Tushu. guardian OF ths children OF William
Compton, laps the owner Of the building known the
Compton House, brought suit against Owen McGovsrn
and anoShsr surety lease OF the hotel made 70
Michael ragan. The rent In arrears 70 the
amount or $o,247 81. for which sum q Judgment Was
asked. The defence was that the plainuG bad nc.
cepted from the tenant chatci mortgage for $4,000.
ment, and not security merely. The case
came 70, riaI before judge Potter and q
jury had deiberated some time, they came into The
court and announced that they could not agree, one
they could agree II they we're Out sixty hours.
Notwithstanding 80 confident az expression Of opinion
as 70 tho mpossbllity an agreement Judge Potter
they should in The meantime agree upon sealed YER
dict Yesterday morning II was found that the obsti-
ones capituated ard all had agreed 10 render
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for tie full amount
cotmod sfn ras Nns N@HM ftse 81 AfNaas#f st*
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The EXCISE LAW.

In November, 1875 Onicer Byrncs, OF tho Thirty.
shrd precinct under Instructions OF Captain Hedden
pntsrcd in citizens dress, the grocery OF Conrad
Meyer, Merose, asked for glnss OF gin, received IT,
irank It, and then inquired Of the proprietor whether
10 had conse. mo-" said the proprietor. "Then,v
suotn Byrnss ~ arrest you for selling liquor in vlo
la,ion Of The law.s' Meyer refused 10 90 without .
warrant signed BY the Judge. Byrncs showed his
shield ana insisted on taking OF his prisoner; bus
Meyer intrcnced behind his counter, refused TO CO.
Byrnes then haslened 10 the station house, reported
Tho case TO tho Captain and speedily returned with
Roundsman Clarke and Uficor Reilly, and again babe
Meyer 90 10 the station house Even IN tho presence
u the ofhcors Meyer again violated tho Excise
law by sciIlngs glass Of liquor 70 ono Fnrcht. The
three officers took Meyer 70 the station house. where
he Was detained all night to be brought tho next
morning before the Police Magistrate At Fordham and
held 10 bail In tl00 For this Meyer brought action
against tho lhrco oflcers-Byrnes Clarke and Reilly
laying hts damages Ut $4,000 and besides procured the
lrrcst Of The officers under cvi process under 900
ball Tho civil action, which was regarded as some
thing OF q test case on the part Of the unlicensed
liquor dealers was tired yesterday before Mr. Justice
Bcdgwck and ajury, and resulted In verdict for tho
defendants N49 Mr.
Richard Oats appeared for the plaintiff, and Charles
T. AacLean Tor the Defendants ettt w MUtt4#hfFf
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! BROKEN IRON RAIL CONTRACT

The Crescent Iron Company. West Virginia cor
porasion, brought suit against Flctcner westray a
Albert h. Gibbs New York firm, and tho trial OF tho
case was commenced yesterday before Chief Justice
Curtis IN the Superior Court Tho plaintiffs in their
complaint state that the dciendon.s, in November.
1871, at ther reques 500 me company 200 tons Of
cemUer, 1871, and January, 1879. The pIaintns. M
tney claim. wore ready aud willing 10 perform
their part Of the CONTRACT but the failed 70
denver iron as agreed, representing however that
Inc same would DO delivered vnnin reasonable time
n tho plaintiffs woud wait and sue and not 20 in
Inc market and purchase. rbe company did walt
until Apri, 1872, when the defendants delivered asa
,ons and las pounds Of the IRON but tailed 10 deliver
Inc remainder The plaintiffs accordingly brng suit for
10 900 damagcs Tho deondants IN their answer aegc
la, hey had q CONTRACT with " London 1rm TO send
~ iron over plaintiffs, but that thcy faiicd 10
silver II 10 also claimed that the plaintiffs only
-AssA khe amount Of W. 40. and an 0lsot Tor
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PARTNERS IN DEFICIENCY.

years uncommon tTon6oCtlOu
IN real estate for two or more persons 70 share IN
Durchve, tho deed and mortgage being made In the
hAms OF but one A purchase Of this character was
made By William H Dobbs, William H. Raynor and
James W. Glies, from Lorraine Freeman, the deco
ing made In the Of Dobbs and no giving his In
divduai bond ana mortgage for s2l0O0 Suit TO fore
close this mortgage was brought by Mr. f.
H. Kellogg on behalf Of the executors OF
sought the partnership by the three parsons
named, and to mako them liable as such copartners
foreclosure Hitherto IL has been generally accepted
~ law " real estate men that no party 70 transactions
OF TINS character could oe neid haoe ior ocnc'ency
decision OF Judge Van Brunt, which has Just been
rendered IN this case, has modified this doctrine to
very considerable extent Hehods that all three hav
ing agreed share tho pros, they thereby became
partners TO him from whom the purchase made,
and such are liable to share IN the responsibility for
the deficiency which may exist alter tho sale, -s'4
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION CASE.
The case Of Van de wieo against Calianhan cane up
for trial Yesterday before Judge J. r. Daily the Court
OF Common Pleaa This action 10 brought for $1,000
damages tor alleged malicious prosecution. The do
fcndnnt assorted procured the OF the PLAIN
tin charge Of perjury in swearing on an under
taking that no freebooter OF certain properly,
when the t,c TO tue same property in litigation.
The plaintiff arrested q issued BY JUS
tice Flammer. Mr.. Van do WieIs was arrested and
balled IN 81, 600, and examination had on the
charge. The prisoner was discharged. Tho plaintiff
offered proof that tho was malicious
and rested his case. A. motion by tdeiendanrs
counsel was made TO d.smiss the complaint
on the ground that the magistrate did not
conduct the proceedings before hm according to she
statute then iorce which required MN take ex.
animation OF the parties and witnesses before admit
ting them to ball. and that IN accepting bail WITHOUT
examination he lost jurisdiction, and iuther thai the
proceedings should have been disposed OF by the Gen.
eral Sessions by trial jury by entry Of noe
proseqai. Judge DAILY stated that inasmuch as this
question had never up before him and was new
TO him he would examine the render his do
cison on the opening Of Court this morning d. H.
Porter appears Tor plaintiff and John i. Parson for
defendant HHi NtANf
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4 UCrION SALR. THIS DAY
ATuls Crhursday) MORNING. commencing at 10 O'Clock
tho entire coptcnts of private residence
NHt Nsl 1870 EAST 18Th ST,

ON: block last 81 gsioN s9uAkk,
SATIN PAkLOR SUITS, ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR,
FINE COLLECTION q oNzEs An p OIL PAIN IINGS.
CHAMBER, LIBRARY AND DINING FURNITURE
Tor suits n,.d covered In expensive erimsou blue
qnctere Cabinet ksxssrc, wish French plate glass; nad
Pedstais Bronze Groups. Figures and statuses expen
siveiy framed Oil Paintings Lace Curtains Pier Mirrors
Gentle and Console Tables velvet Brussels rarpets Ac
Dressing Cases wsshstnnds wardrobes Chairs Rockers
sprtnx Beds cured hsr Mattresses Pillows Suits
Ia reps and h.reloth Lounges. Pctures Engravgs Car
pets. Clocks. DC. Hs .af
Library and Dining Room-Turkish Sets 10 tapestry and
silk Sccretsre Library Bookeases Desks Library
Tables Bookstsnds Extension Tables pillar with
patent slides - Dining Chars. carved and inaid Buet
Silver and Plated Ware, Cutlery, 1ssswsre. tn
Two haudsomc Hstsands STAIR Carpets and other good
and well preserved Household Furniture. -.s-f.
nv s'RsH'F IN ALBERT KRAEMER. Anctioneer.
n. BGoods packed boxed and shipped II required safe
delivery guasanteed ~ fiW eNm1a At#NE NNW
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JAMEs " FokD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
~ FrdAv - " o'clock, i02 "a Ishrnrv about ysl
volumes large QUANTITY OF Furniture DESCRIPTIONS.
~ or ~ Safpcts ~ o'clock. Tho public inslscd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-22

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Ter Befreiung aus ben Banben Der
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lid bic frobli6e, nnb miro bas Yro.
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9nuaten Nbenb uerIeben mill, benz
ratBen mir beute Gbeno in Bars Sole
fd eiuiufnten. unb bas swar BEL Bel.
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