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AUNT LIZA WINS THE GOOD FIGHT.

"Doctor, Is L got to goW
"Aunt Liza there is no hope for YOU"
"Bress de Great Master lor his good.
ness. lse ready"
The doctor gave a few directions to
the colored women that sat around
'Liza's bed, ana started to leave, when
he was recalled by the old woman, who
was drifting out with the tide.
"Marse John, stay wild me Till its ober.
[ wants TO talk OBJ de old times.
knowed you when boy, long fore you
went and been u doctor. L called you
Marse John den; call you de same
now. Take yo' ole mammals hand, honey,
ana hold it. lse lived long, long time.
Ole marster and ole mlssus nab gone
before, and de chillun from de old place
is scattered ober de world. Pa like to
see 'em 'lore | starts Oh de journey to.
night. My ole mans gone, and all de
cnlllun | nu,sed al dis breast has gone
too, Dey's waitin' for dere mudder on
de golden shore. bress de Lord, Marse
ohm, tor takln' me to meet 'em dar
Ise fought de good fight, and lse not
afraid to meet de Savior. No mo- WO'k
for poor ole NANNY, no mo- trials and
tribulations. Hold my hand lighter
Marse John. mudder-marsLel
IN ssus-cnillun-lse gwine home"
The soul, While plumlng its wings for
its flight TO the Great Beyond, rested on
| tue uusky face OF the sleeper, and the
| watchers, with bowed neads, wepI
silently. She was dead Missouri
BrunSWiCker.
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rope gave way, letting the machine drop
with terrific force. The men were
brought to their homes in hack, and
physican summoned. DR.. Bennett, who
ls attending Webster, says there are no
bones broken, but he is severely bruised,
about the body and there is danger OF
serious injuries inwardly. Hull, al
though severely bruised, escaped with
out serious injury.
DAYTON. KY.
Matte, little daughter of f. b. Mae
der, aged about SIX years, died very sud-
denly yesterday morning.
The Christmas festival OF the Episco-
pal Church Sabbatn-schoOl will be held
AZ Notes Hall tom orrow night.
HAMILTON.
A marriage license was issued to
Samuel Jones and Miss Laura Shook, OF
OxioId.
DR.. Frank schell, OF Cincinnati, is
paying his brother, DR.. Schell, OF this
city, a visit.
N. j. Daugherty, Of Iowa, formerly of
Hamilton, is In the city with his wi
visiting his relatives.
The Hawthorne Club gives its annual
party this evening at the residence oi
Mrs. Dan. Millikin, Second street.
County Treasurer II. II. Jones will
continue to receive taxes up to Jan.
before imposing the per cent. penalty
Quite number of young ladies and
gentlemen from abroad will be in al
tendance at the Assembly party IL
Beckett Hall tomorrow evening.
In the case of exceptions to accounts
nj RrnWn DI a " 4 T.lt
ana Catherine Delaplain, by consent OF
parties cause dismissed at the cost o
Brown.
Yesterday Tim. LAWN, Deputy Coun
| ty Clerk, administered the oath OF office
to James E. Campbell, Alex Getz an(
TO A. j. Stephenson, the newly -electeC
Justice OF Peace.
The l. 0. o. F. Lodge will celebrate TIN
formal opening OF their ewly-retittet
rooms in Rumpie's Hall, First Ward. A
literary entertainment and oyster sup
per with an address by Rev. MechliI
| Will make up the programme for the eve
ming.
The Irving Club held its anniyersar
party last evening at the residence o
6r. James FittoE. The party was t.
have been held at Col. VandeGveeP
residence, but, owing to the accident t
that gentlemaU, it was changed to MI
Fltton's. Tne programme, which wa
as follows, was We'll rendered.:
| IldnO 500. Mis- sue MllllRl
Anniversary Address harley FiLto
Piano TrO
49,. Misses Mallory, Wilson and Milliki
Quotations. ............... Clu
recitation .................M Miss Mollie Land
| Comedy N one act-"A Winning Hazard -
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latter into bankruptcy. The CLAIMS
against the firm are S13 3Sl 81.
Charles E, Stewart, of Washington
C. H.. filed his petition In voluntary
bankruptcy. His Liabilities amount TO
81 31l "a, OF which 81 525 consists OF
note lndorsed by HIM made by reter
Hess, and held by q. Barries, OF Hllls-
bOro. His assets amount to S0z6.
COMMON PLEAS.
The argument in the Reese case was
commenced last evening.
The case of 81. Peters Benevolent So
ciety against ii. Ii. Hoffman and the
Cincinnati Orphan Asy Lum will be
argued on January2.
PROBATE.
The will of James sampson, of Colum-
bia, was admitted to probate.
Theodore Kemper was appointed ex.
ecutor of Maria Fox. Personally,
$1,000.
Judge Burnet and the jury were oc.
| cupled this morning in listening to the
argument of Thos. Shay, In the Reese
| muruer trial.
| POLICE.
Drunkenness-Marg Morrisey, SO;
Anton Kaultabrant, 5000; Patrick Fal-
len, dism ssed; Bridget Maher, 30 days;
William McClosky, So; Margaret Ryan,
5000; John Kelly, 5 days; Nellie Ryan,
5000; Dorah Rose, $5O+30; James Kar.
dy, 10 days.
d sorderly Conduct-B. S Folger, dis
missed; Henry Snyder, continued tC
December 20; Henry Snyder, continued
TO Jan. 3; Henry Bruckempver, $3; He"
man r cKers, s.; Charles Ks amer. $40
Henry X emmen. continued to ID C. 20
Geo. Rodenherg, 80 days; William Nc
LaughlIn; Fred. Berg aud Geo. Hart
man, $40 each; Friz X. Meyer, con
days; Frank Statferi continued to De
cember 20.
Assault and Battery-Thomas Hunt
$3 VIM, Porter, 81 days; f, W. Warn
mold, SIS.
Petit Larceny-Jas. McDermit, 5000
Geo. Morris, continued to January 3
Jas. Jackson, committed to House OF Rel
uge; e. Sweeny, Thom IS Howell AM
CHARLES Osborn, continued to Docembe
20
Vagrancv-Charles Jones, Arthur Nc
Donald, Fred. Norton, John Allen, ohl
Sanders, $50-3O each; Alex. NOEL, Nose
S rauss, III. Dra5 ton, dismissed; Ida
Winston and HuttIe Ennis, Continued t
January 3.
Mlsccllaneous-Wm. Scully, burglary
held TO answer; David Crawford, mali
, cious destruction, so; VIM. Long, same
$40; William Geler, lncorriglbIlity, dls-
/ missed; VIM. kirkpatrick, receiving sto
len gools; con,lnued to Jan. 3; RlcharC
: Hurley, stabblng with intent to Kill
continued to December 80; William
Jordan, George Sweasy, George Gold
, exhibiting gaming devices, continued t.
i January 8; James Jones, Lewis 5. Dye
W. W. Edwards, James Kirk
/ Jacob Meyer, Charles Schubert
/. Henry Eastwood, James Harvey
Charles Harris, Geo. Rellley, s. X. Fl
, gin and Chas. Marshall, playing at
! game of chance, continued to Januar
i 3; Jennie Butler, keeping disorderl
, house, continued to January 8; Henr
! ! Curtis, burglary, continued to Decenl
: | her 90
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NEWPORT.

Rev. W. W. Tinker was ordained Min
istGr in the Baptist Church this morning.
Col. TAYLOR says he has no recOllec.
ton of as mild a winter as this, SO far.
A juvenile mask party was gwen last
night at the residence OF Captain W. n
Air
The knights Of King CarnivaPs mas
queraue, at Eclipse Han, this evening,
will no doubt be the BON Ton affair Of the
season.
Rev. Mr.. Beardsly united in marriage
last evening, at AsOury Chapel, Mr..
Frank Miles and Miss Lettie Bond, both
of Cold Springs.
At a meeting of Mamma Lodge, No. 30,
|. o. o. F., held last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected: VIM. Rough,
N g.; L. Spencer, V. G.; Jas. Gala.
CHER, Jr., X. s.; IL. WateI house, 2. !,
o. G. Thompson, Treasurer.
Pocahontas Tribe, No. 3, Improved
Order Of Red Men, elected the following
officers last nj sht: VIM. Heppner, Saga
more; Fred Murst, Senior SagamDre !;
Frank Schaller, Junior Sycamore; Fritz
Bismark, q. H.; u. Brunk, W. IL.
Yesterday the feast OF St. Stephen
was observed with due sulemnity at ST..
Stephens Church. Right Rev. Bishop
Toebbe, assisted by several of the clergy
OF this city and COyiDgton, cele
solemn high mass. The panegyric OF
the saint was preached by Rev Father
Roberts.
Odd-iellows' Hall was nearly filed to
repleti0n last night, the attraction be-
ing the Catholic Fair now in progress
there. Among the articles that attract
special attention is magniIicently fin
ished writing-desk that was exhibited
at the Paris Exposition, and sent to this
city as a present to Sister Mary Magda-
len. The desk, which will be raffled off
at the close OF the tair, is exliblted on
the congregation table.
To the Editor of the Star:
Rev. HiIers visited the City Jail this
morning with we'll filed basket of the
choicest delicacies tor the prisoners,
and Notwithstanding the kind hospitali-
ty shown Us on Christmas morning by
our parental father (Jaller Schwartz
we were more than overjoyed at has
presence. May the richest blessings
follow them both through life and crown
them eventually in that harbor Of rest,
ls the many wishes OF the prisoners.
TSignedl UNFORTUNATE.
Friendship Lodge, No. 399, Knights of
Honor, elected the following officers last
night Past Dictator, ). Miller; Die a.
tor, W. FL. Kernick; Vice Dictator, W.
sprau; Assistant Dictator, Albert Lang j.;
Chaplin, I. Gloss; Guide, q. Schwartz
Reporter, Joseph Kendell; Treasurer, j.
E. Hull; Financial Reporter, Il. f. Bey-
land; Guardian, A. Goekmeyer; Sem
tineI, Sam. schell; Representative to
the Grand Lodge, Tneo. Gloss; alternate,
A. Goekmeyer; Trustees, M. V. Smith,
w. ii. Wlebe and G. r. Rardon.
John Webster, residing on Tibbatts
street, near York, and Frank Hull, re-
siding on YorK, near Harris, were seri-
ously injured in hoisting machine on
Central avenue, in Cincinnati, yester-
day. Both the men were ascending on
a hosting machine, and when about
twenty feet from the bottom floor, the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-27

Children are quick to perceive the
standard OF integrity held by those
around them, and to catch the prevail
ing tone of moral feeling. When they
hear injustice condemned in large things
and palIlated in small ones; when their
own childish depredations are treated
with leyity, or passed over with indiI-
ference; when deceitful practices are
tolerated, and simply troublesome hab-
its are punished, 1T is not strange that
they learn to measure the guilt of dis
honesty only by the material loss or an
noyance entailed. - Phil. Ledger.
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Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner tells, in a
delicious article in The Atlantic, how
he killed bear in the Adirondacks.
He was sent out into the forest to pick
blackberries, and "not from any preda.
tory instinct, but to save appearances" !"
he took a gun. And he explains deli.
oately: "It adds 10 the manly aspect of
person with tin pail, if he also car.
ries gum" How he met the bear, also
blackberrying; how he imagined unhe-
r0lc epitaphs, and "thought an octave
volume, had IL illustrated and published,
sold ii ty thousand copies ana went to
Europe on the proceeds" while that
bear was coming on;" and how finally
be administered death-make u tale
which would delight even craven
image,
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Death accord.
The following deaths have been plaee'

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report;
Chas. A. Warmus, 13 yrs, city.
VIM. Holdhendricks. "A yrs, Germany
G. 4. Reid, 50 yrs, Germany.
Andras Droessler, 56 yrs, Germany.
John w. Benner, weeks ,ciCy.
johanna ii. Brachen, l3 mos, city.
John h. Sofer, u yrs, Canada.
Fred. Martin, ~ yrs, city.
Josephine Gallat 33 yrs, Germany.
Jacob Garbarend, 81 yrs, Italy.
Joseph Moorman, hour, city.
Margaret Qualy, ~ yrs, Ireland.
John Hoetler, 81 yrs, Ireland.
johanna Fogerty, % yrs, Ireland.
lnIant Leouard, 3 minutes, city.
Wm. Yolght, 81 yrs, Germany.
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COVIEGTON.
Poultry thieves at Peaselburg.

Poultry thieves at PeaseiDurg.
Sixteen candidates for Marketmaster.
The concert at the Mother OF God
Churon opened last night.
A meeting is called for tonight TO APP
point a new Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
Henry Meyers, the Republican nom-
nee for Street Commissioner, has with
drawn.
The Elite Club held a brilliant recep-
rion at the pala.ial residence OF Ii. l..
Lowell, Esq.
We had The thing all fixed last night,
INT forgot we hadn't been living here
long enough.
The Social Ten will receive at Drexll-
ius' Hall tonight, and the u D'amoha
Dancing Circle at Turner's Hall.
Walter Cleary, the j. Z. of the Demo-
cratic party in this city, Is going TO sac-
ritce his overcoat for the party.
COUNTY COURT.-Sherlff Lowe was
ordered TO pay Wood Riley $50 for board
ing paupers in the County P"or-house'
Now that poor old Dick is dead, lei
some honest man run aud glVe.a portloh
OF the salary 10 the widow and orphans
of the most honest and emclent clty om-
cial Covington ever had.
PoL1CE CoURT-Peter Flanagan left
the city to stay one year sooner than
Day 81 for Drunk Dennis Kelly, breach
,ot the peace, filed away; Charles Pearl
and James Porler, disorderly, given
over to their parents.
special meeting Of Council was held
last evening and suitable acLion taken
in regard to the death Of Richard Lam
bert. late Marketmaster, aud resolved tt
attend the funeral To-Day in body. The
matter of appointing a new Market
master was lett to the Committee oI
Markets.
The funeral of our late Marketmaster,
Richard Lambert, took place this after
noon, and was attended by large con-
course of friends and relatives, and by
the Board OF CouuCilmen, FIRE Depart
ment, Police, and other city and county
officials. The funeral services were sol
emn and impressive. His remains Wert
inferred in The highland Cemetery.
The following is the r publican ticke
put in the ii Id last evening;
Treasurer-H. r. Deglow.
'Attorney-C. L. Wilcox.
Collector-B. NJ. Piatt.
Engineer, W. w. Yates.
Jaier-b. W lshire.
Street COmmiss Fl. Meyers.
Marketmast ter-Ben. G. Davis.
Sraler and Gauger-Fred. Steinheim
MIR. George Weling was nominated
for Council in the Fifth Ward, in place
of Colonel z. p. Wilcox, who was nom
patea tor City Attorney. Mr.. John p
Ernst was nominated Tor Council i'll th,
Fourth Ward.
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A reader in the country writes us o

A reader in the country writes us as
follows: ga mule in our village yester-
day afternoon inadvertently kicked a
can OF nitro glycerine. A barn one nun
dred yards distant was badly wrecked,
and the mule seemed somewhat sur
prised, whirling around two or three
times before resuming work at nibbllng
grass" We DON'T believe lt-that is, we
do believe the Kicking and wrecked barn
mart. but we dou'G believe that the mule
was surprised. IL is a libel on the
mule,
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Scene in private box OF a fashiona-
Bile theater-Enter servant, considera-
bly, excited: 'If you please, mistress,
your husband has just had bad fall,
and the doctor thinks he has sustained
serious injuries, so" Loving wife:
"What pity! l shall have 10 go nome
at once and see to 1t. (TurniuG to the
door.keeper.) Give me u return check.
quick.
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WM r. kIENNEAR and Leonidas V.
Kiennear, doing business at Columbus,
ONO, filed their voluntary petition III
bankruptcy in the United States d. 3.
trlct Court This morning. Liabilities
So 900. Assets $4,000.
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1t has been ascertalned that eggs
placed where the wind can blow on
them Will keep good Tor months. when
there is no wind you must use bel
lows,
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The following marriage licenses were
ssued since our last report:

John II. Scales and Charlotte Brooks.
John Lowe and Maria Lindsay.
John Kohler and Kate Fenstermacher.
A.L. Dunkman and A. l.. CiIngman.
e. W. Corey and r lchel A. Williams.
J. j. Powers, Jr., and A.schlItzoerger.
j. Bromthaust and Margaret Newell.
Franz Lampe and AlbDa Schneider.
Horace Carter and Mollie MoulLon.
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CINCINNATI, Dec.

CINCINNATI, Dec. N-2 ?. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock ior The past ~ hours:
Cattle. Hogs Sheep
Receipts ts.,............... $50 29l Il
Shipments s....... 50 8I2 ....
HOGS-Stead ana quiet market AT 50 5Oa3 7t
for common, s. oJa3 50 for fair to good light
$4a4 Is Tor air to good packing, "A @Oa4 rs fol
select butchers per cena gross.
CATTLE--Market quiet. selling at $2a2 81
for common, 81 75a3 q for medium, 50 5Ua4 rs foI
good TO choice, and "a jOa5 for far to good
shipping per cental.
oHEEP-Firm market and fair demand
Common to medium sell at 81 l0a3 co. good u
choice at So 50a4 % per GENITAL gross.
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RIVER INTELLIGENC CE.
srEAMBoAT MOVEMENTS.


The Golden Crown left last evening for New
Orleans with about So passengers and $40 tons
freight She has considerable freight engaged
at Louisville and at points below.
The Ono No. will be the regular packet.
leaving this evening for GalIpos and POme-
roy. Capt john Levisay commands and FRANK
Morgan and Dave ocatterday have Charge OF
the Office.
The City of Portsmouth leaves at 4 P. Nj. for
On 10.
The Bonanza arriyet this morning, and re-
turned to Portsmouth at oOOu.
The James ID. Parker loft last evening Tor
Memphis with fair trip.
The la4' ani popular /. 4 o. Railroad PACKET
! Flcetwoo wlll return to huntington at r. M
| sharp, leaving nom the foot OF Broadway.
| The Ben. Franklin arrived from Louisville
and will return tn evening.
! The Gen. Pike viii retuIn to Madison at
| p. NJ.
BoAT-HANDs' GOSSIP.
| The Dora Cabler nas qult the Cincinnati and
| Evansville trade for good, and gone up the
Cumberland River, where she will run under
| the auspices Of the st. Louis II southeastern
| Railroad, in opposition to the Louisville u
Nashville Railroad Negotiations are now
| pending fol the charter OF another steamer to
| take the place of The Cabter in the evansville
trade, and Agent Charles Stowcll informs us
that The 1T. LOUIS Il Southeastern Railroad
Company will have steamer in the trade
next week
For PittsDurg.
/, . / ~
W4$ h EXPRESS, Asa b. Booth, Master.
LIfsskka44-Ff Apply on board, or to }. Z. DOrnan
ssssfa4sAHsss2 u CO., }. Cunningham, Agents.
For FOmerOy.
THIS DAY. 27th, at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ h ONO NO. 4, }. Levlsay Mas
x.ef8sa9Sf5S e8ksa9SfS ter. Freight received AZ all
hours on W harf boat, FOOT OF Broad
way. W. Honshell, -upeL!nten1ent D.
For Huntington.
THIS at d p NJ PDSiTJTE I.Y
NJ h. the {. 4 o. R: r. Packet FkEEr-
L-yf#ggsafgss.tS WOOD, }. 7. Campbell, Master.
azssaassssssirs Freight received at all hours on
Wharf. boat, foot Of Broadway. W. honsheN,
superintendent.
For Madison.
| MONDAY, WEDN NESDAI, FRIDAY, 3P. NJ,
hYIRGIE LEE, W. IL. Kirby,
A. Kenuel's, cor. Main and Water
streets.
For Tennessee River.
FRIDAY. 2Sth. at 5 2. NJ. POSITIVELY.
| VIZ r. LAURA L. DAVIS, J. &. Reno,
#Aaa 4sHs:s4I Master Apply on boaru or TO Jas.
sasz'az1z1a3 ). Wise. Superintendent
For st. LOUIS.
FRIDAY. 2Sh. at 5 ?. M. POSITIVELY,
| ~ hMARY MILLER, John n. Skunk.
| I<ffFss#IsSSN Master Apply on board. or to
EeGsaas"EHsahH James S. Wise, Superintendent.
For Memphis.
| SATURDAY. 29th. at 3 p. Nj. POSITIVELY,
GS hJAo. W. GAFF, R. W. Wise, Mas
LI@#ssssa4h,-E ter. Apply on board. or to RoysC V
aiisissAsssaISa Mossett, Agents
For New Orleans.
SATURDAY, 10Th. at 7. NJ. POSITIVELY,
Hp% - A. G. DONNALLI, H. U. Hart Mas
- ter. Apply on board, or to r koyse
| zzsSzlssz4 $Mossett, Geo. Charter, W. 5.
Getty, J. G. Dorman \ Co., Agents.
|
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The creditors of Eichberger 81 Sack
have brought proceedings to force the
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For PiitSDurU.

THURSDAY, 27th, at P. Nj. POSITIVELY,
Rs$ Ia EMPRESS, Asa Il. b 10Th, Master.
IIeHsksaa5F Apply on board, or to J. e. Dorman
sss.a1SsFs6s9 \ Do, j. NuaMinghNm, Agenta.
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THIS DAY. 27th. at z. NJ. POSITIVELY.
HsS n ONO NO. 4, }. Lcvlsay. Mas
.f3sss4s..S3S fssa9S Ter. Freight received at all
IN hours on W harf boat, Foot OF Broad
AunN " Hnn she'll -nnnI In1nnlnnt.
, 1877-11-29

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M, tonliner IN 0nrbeneptae I'm 7.30 Rad.n ,tnb in
sSalblt Ntpn nm 1 AS Abenps an.
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SeeoutlnpfattVnT;use tabrea tdslid (Spnntdas aus.
Aensm 'en unb pcrbin en- fa in @prhauspiQe ir % ft.
tnatcn. w.
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luz g9alftnetcn u . eth ppfsug IN Charlottesville fis
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tpelten,. incl. California Sresou unt Ieras.
gDtSh9 trmm in &tdmsne I'M 4:3O Nadn,tttaas an.
G~rprfBIl9 ppn Cincinnati perb nbet 1T, @o7bpnsptue
NIT Der Sirsrnia Mltp' anp @ifsnbasn, tumn,t in gpairs
th1tpn nm Z: O @rrm. unb IN Oh mcnb um $50 @oI m.
an uno %perbtnoet td nit Dcn Hihn,pnp unr IunptQs uub
@,Nmpnp unS petersburg 3u8sn fir alr 9unfts i'm
geegnmosa:icrs;u tpmmt unt $40 @prnitta AN.
Stl1t ~2Da9opns fabreu mt a[en Nant il en-.
Oar1 GdetS te : n r~erfauft rnb @epGd Serpeif
rad allen 6aupt. Yurtten
Naeere Ansfunft pesen Yreiie etc tpirb n no. 1926
%fa'n Or, pser in Der Office ter Gompagnie ertheilt.
GpnwaY 81. 5ppnrp
General g~aTaeier. uab Itdat. Naent,
w. W. g. Gum,
Snsenieur unb Snperinten> ent. 81
, 1877-11-29

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