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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
Business Throughout the
Country

Brad.treets says "Reports from
seventeen trade aud industrial centers
throughout the Uoited States point out
that the volume of business done 10 the
hrst quarter of the current year had
not only failed to meet expectations,
but had fallen behind that transacted
during the corresponding portion of
1880 The unusual severity aud
lingering character of the winter Wealth
er. together with the lack of transpor
tatiou facilities, have combined TO
produce this result. A gratifying in
crease 10 the number of orders received
is announced in majority Of instan-
ces The exceptions are noted 10 Ger
tain branches of business at Boston,
Providence, Rochester aud Galveston.
On ,he whole, however, the outlook
indicates a brisk business during the
spring mouths and the general feeling
Is one of confidence The reports Of
failures throughout tie United States
aud Canada for the past week are 1l2,
which is the smallest 0un,ber of any
week for the past two months During
the preceding week, there were 1873
The improvements is general aud dis
irihuted over the Middle, New Eng
land and Western States 10 the
South there has been slight increase. +"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
"The EsinA Cotton cure,

We print 10 this issue, from the Stan
ford Journal, q statemsn, in regard to
the Prayer and Faith Cure Cottage,
which is creating such a sensation in
some portions OF this State. Are they
true? The Rev. George O. Barnes is
declared to be man Of sound head by
maoy, aud they deny that he is either
luuaiic, hy2Ocrite, or imposter; or
that those who follow him are weak.
credulous, or deeeitful. There are
others who pronounce all concerned
crazy. The COURIER inclines to the
belief that the days Of miracles have
passed; but, really, how to account for
the cures cited, We cannot. The coun.
try is full of faith doctors" and men
of thought generally class them as
ignorant humbags." There Is 10 .bis
county a faith DOCTOR" aud last year,
it is said, thatmore than one thousand
afflicted people visited him; and it is
also said that many miraculous cures
we're effected by him; but it is also true
that he utterly failed on great many.
We expect the Pink Cottage miracles
will turn out the same way. The most
creduIous people ia the world are the
afflicted, the sick, those who are suffer
ing from chronic complaints; they are
ct subjects to believe anything, do any,
thing, and pay anything for something
that promises relief Hence, the SEN
sa,ions that "faith doctors" aud new
medicines, &c, create. What grand
and glorious thing it would be if the
Faith Cure Cottage" could prove to
be fact. The great need Of such 40
institution for suffering humanity, al
most pursnades one to believe it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

In commenting upon the temper
with which the South, despite the
malignant vituperation that had been
heaped upon it, would meet the peace
full overtures of the present admin
istration, the New Orleans Democrat
very pertiuently and truthfully says:
"Mr. Garfield will fnd the South
ready aud willing to cooperate with
him in every patriotic endeavor, aud
will have 10 hear,ier supporters in any
part of the country than the Southern
people, io all of his efforts to secure
the desirable non-politica reforms to
which he stands pledged in his letter
ot.acceptance and IN his inaugural al
dress But few men have ever had
grander opportunities for good, ADD il
Mr. Garfield shall prove equal to the
statesmanlike performance of the du>
ties which have devolved upon him.
and TO which he has been called by the
voice of the people, his administration
will be brilliant in results, and bless
ing to the whole country Ii he treats
the Southern people in manly,
straightforward and generous way be
will not fiud it difficult to please them "
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
THE LATEST NUTU., RENE.
FIT Device

lfro@ the New York Herald
The newest mutual benefit associ-
alton in Europe is of nature that
will insure speedy imitation in the
United States. The sole purpose of
the society, which is comnosed sxclu
sively of bachelors, is to secure for
each member an endowment on the
occasion of his marriage. The merits
OF this system are numerous In the
hrSt place every member. by the mere
fact Of membership. announces himself
to his lady acquaintance as q marrying
man. Every member will marry as
soon "a he can so as to realize his own
share Of the benefits as soon as pos
sible, aud to avoid the furtb,r liability
to assessment To insure large
endowment and small assessment all
members will secure as many new
members as possible, and these, 10
their turn will marry with all possible
rapidity.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
ProbnhlIItIes for AnrlI.

There will be sharp frost in the be-
ginning of April. wits snow fall on the
4th and 5th, but the spring will open
favorably, ana spring will be pretty
well advanced by April u Floods
may be expected in Chicago about the
first week 10 april with high winds
also prevailing 10 the early part Of the
month Snow falls are probable about
April Navigation Is likely to open
on Lake Ontario about a pril Z
The 81 Lawrence river will be open
about the 9th or llth, aud the first
steamship will probably arrive about
the 17th or 18Th. The weather will
be stormy 10 the Lower Provinces
about the Goth, with very high water
prevailing. but in the West, April will
be a dfy month There will be warm
weather just following the 10Th. end
ing in thunder storms on the 24fh snd
25th. Snow-storms are probable 10
the far West on the 18th ADD 10Th. and
snow falls are not unlikely to occur IN
Eoglaud at the close Of the month.
The month will eud vet aud cold, but
on the whole will be ike a May month
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

Secretary Blaine said 10 a Hartford
gentleman: when | first began my
political career 10 Maine | was a eau
didate for the Legislature 1t was 10
the Maine law time. when excitement
on the temperance question was run
ming high. l had two papers aud wa
editing Que In the heat of the can
vass liquor advertisement was handed
into the business Office and appeared
in the paper. OF course [ knew Moth
ing of it. But the next dav that ad-
vertisement was placarded all over the
city of Augusta IN large type, and over
il ia big letters was the heading. y im
Bisine's views 90 temPeraDce!' con
Guided that if / was going into poIi-
ties | could not be a success aud still
be an editor, aud my first step was 10
cell out the newspapers aud be iude
pendent of them
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
A Tramp's Fortune.

Allentown Pa Special Dispatch
William Gresham vas German
tramp five years ago. He located 10
the ore field in the western part Of
Lehigh county, fell 10 love and mar
RED young girl with whom be lived
a few years and then disappeared.
Last July he reappeared. equally as
suddenly and with piles OF money He
had inherited S26,O 900 from deceased
relative, he said His wife, IN the
meantime, had taken another husband,
but husband No was readily releasN
ed when No l came in Sith a show of
wealth. Gresham bought 6ne house,
clothed his wife in elegant apparel,
bought her jewelry, bought fne furni
ture, horses, carriages, sldghs and fancy
stock and lived like king His S26,-
600 lasted him just SEVEN months and
was spent 10 the most avish manner.
The last propeaty be had, some twelve
acres Of land, has just heen sold by the
Sheriff.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
-ghe Tate LegIsIatmre,s RECORD.

The Republican newspapers Of Ken
lucky show an inclination TO review
some of the acts of the late Legisla-
ture. 4 writer in the Louisville Com
mercial says;
Members of the Legislature, with
hands on the Holy Bible, take sol
emn and serious oath, and then set up
a lottery job the same session.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

The loss of cattle on the plains Of
Nebraska this winter is said by the
Grand Island Independent to have
been enormous. 1t estimates that at
the beginning Of the winter there we're
upon the Nebraska ranehes more than
half million head Of cattle. These
would average sl5 apiece, making q
total Of about $500, 600 invested in
the cattle raising portion of the state
The usual and expected loss from the
effects of cold weather and snow is D
per cent. Often it does not reach that
figure. This winter the continued
cold and depth Of the snow have 10
creased the fatality to such an extent
that there is 40 probability of saving
one half, aud 10 many instances the
loss has already exceeded that amount,
and bids fair to take of 20 per cent OF
the stock upon many of the largest
ranches The aggregate loss of the
cattle raisers Of Nebraska will not tall
short Of s. coo 600,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08


The Missouri legislature dissolved
last week after a session Of nearly three
months, it having commenced on the
9Th of January. Severe laws against
lotteries and gambling aud obscene lit
erature were adopted, also against mau~
ufacturiag or dealing in artificial but
ter. The legislation throughout ap
pears TO have been characterized BY
dehberaiiou and wisdom. Among other
beuefcent measures adopted was one
exempting, 10 express forms, charitable
societies that bestow sick and death
benefits oa the mutual plan from regu
lation by law as Insurance companies
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

The returns of Internal Revenue
receipts from tobacco show a very large
increase in the consumption of that
article over last year. Officers of the
Bureau attribute the increase 10 great
measure to the rapidly growing use Of
cigarettes by boys and young men.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
MInnesOta's Great fall OF
snow
1St. Paul { Mimi PHI

st. Paul MINI Pioneer-Press.
The whole amount of snow which
has fallen during the months of De-
cember, January aud February, reach
es the extraordinary figure of 8 60 feet,
or adding the snow fall of November
1881 feet The. average depth OF sno"
remaining on the ground all winter, 10
consequence of the absence OF any
prolonged thaw, has been from two
feet in the first half of the winter to
four feet IN the latter half. The depth
has. of course, widely differed 10 dit
ferent localities. 1t has been less IN
Northern Minnesota, and greater IN the
southern aud southwestern parts OF the
State. Without being severely cold
the winter has been just cold enough
to preserve an uuusuai proportion Of
the Snow which Tell 10 such unpreced.
ented volume, add to keep each sue
eesslvo layer 10 such light, volatile
condition that it was swept like thistle
down before the winds Ter hundreds OF
miles across the naked plains of Min
nesota and Dakota
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
Divide 90 Divide.
TCincinnati Gazette !

Samuel j. Tilden, though now an
old man, is actively engaged in railway
operations. He is estimated to be
worth sl0,0G0000, and hence may be
considered the richest bachelor 10 the
country He has, however, a large
number OF poor relations who are
ready to divide the Old gentleman
estate.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
Too G0on 30 Live.
Denver Tribune.

The new Gar OF Russia is manifest
ing his desire to ameliorate the condi-
ton OF his people and promote progress
by suppressiug the newspaper and i'm
prisouing their editors Alexander
III, is doomed to martyrdom for his
part in the cause of liberty. He is
too good TO live long.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

The new Gar has issued ukase
for the election Of Council, to consist
of one member from each of the 22S
districts 10 St. Petersburg, to assist the
comuandant in the restoration Of com
plete security. All landlords and in
dependent tenants will have a vote in
the selection of the Counsel. This is
q concession.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
Venuessee RedeenIad.

The bill for the settlement of the
Tennessee state debt, dollar for dollar,
at 3 per cent, on 90 years tine, was
passed last Tuesday, by one vote, The
news was received throughout the
country generally with rejoicing. The
"old volunteer" State will DO longer be
chased az Reputation State.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
aEy. Carlisle Great speech,

A Washington telegram to the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, last week, says:
The speech Of the Hon John G
Carlisle on the Funding Bill is DOW
being translated into Italian, and will
be sent to Italy from this city by the
translator.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

The importation this year of heavy
draught breeding horses from Europe
to the United States is noticeably large,
and bids fair to exceed that of 1876.
when about 800 animals were brought
over. These horses are chiefly of the
Norman aud Clydesdale breeds, and
When crossed with large native mares
produce the handsome and powerful
teams so highly valued for heavy
drsugbt purposes 10 large cities.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

Tue St. Louis and Iron Mountain
railroad company propose TO build and
equip the railroad from Columbus via
Mayfeld to the Tennessee river, if
Columbus and May field Mil each give
S25, goo and secure the right Of way
through the counties 1t is thought
certain that the towns will make the
REQUIRED donation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
Grant,s visit 60 mexico.

The General was interviewed by a
newspaper correspondent, last week, to
whom he said that this time he intend
ed to visit Mexico on business, and for
business only. He expected to remain
10 that country about two weeks, but
1t was not at all improbable that the
object OF his visit might occupy six
weeks. AS the company had honored
him by making a selection of himself
Tor It's President, he intended to do all
IN his power for the benefit Of! that
corporation, but at the same time be
was fully assured that his trip to Mex
leo would also be for the benefit OF the
United States. Ill knew something
OF the Mexican people. and had visited
the country within a year; therefore.
be believed it was 10 his power to ia
derstand the advantages of the enter
prise in which be was engaged.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

TIE number of Post Office orders
Issued for the whole United States,
during the fiscal year was 7,24O, 537,
which in money amounted to SlG0,
52,Sl8 50. The fees paid to the Post
ofEee Department reached s9lG,452 so.
This enormous business was transacted
without loss to the senders. It is pro
posed to reduce the fees from ten cents
20 Ave cents on amounts not exceeding
., aud on orders over So and not ex-
eeeding S10a reduction from ten cents
to eight cents, aud an extension Of the
limit that may be sent in any one case
from $50 to 500.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

a BILL has passed the Legislature
Of Illinois to prohibit the sale of dead
" weapons to minors, and a good bill
il is.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

INDIANA voted upon the adoption
of several amendments to her COnsti
tuition, recently. The vote cas-; was
light but there was a decided majority
in favor of the amendments. One Of
the amendments fixes the Tuesday
after the 6rst Monday in November as
the day for holding State elections.
This puts an end TO Indiana as az
October State
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

TIE MormoDs are obliged to pay to
the church one-tenth Of all they raise,
or make, or earn. Some Of them hire
out to the Gentiles aud learn some
tbing. a Mormon car.cleaner was
called upon for bis tithes, but refused
10 basd over. The church will curse
you" said the Mormon tax saiherer.
"Cursel You just drop around here
early some morning aud hear the boss
car cleaner talk 10 ne, and then 10 you
ibiak cursing has any effect OF me
may lie III pay my ,ithiDg
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

Mr. Proeter's new pamphlet will be Be
ready for distribution very shortly. 1t
contains some telling facts, aud is a
powerful defense of Kentucky against
slanderers.- Yeomap
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

THE popular vote between Garfield
aud Hancock, published FIRST one way
aud the other siIee last November, is
at last settled By the figures obtained
from the Secretaries Of States Of each
State in the Union. 1t stands: Gar
field, 4,446 ,528; Hancock, 4443, 100.
Garfield over Hancock 1922. We
call this close race in so large vote
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08
Fnrr " THE SCIENCE
TIE OF HEALTH"

Is a book that has been read by thousands,
and pronounced both interesting and IN
structive, and should be read by all think
ing people. 1t explains the principles
Of life and death, and the origin Of dis
eases. Those who are suffering from Ne1.C-
Gus Weakness, Lost PftdlitU, Ca
fa1Tt, asthma, or a IDredtSPost-
tom to Consumption, will hnd II
an incalcuIable boon. A copy OF the Sci
e,sce of Health will be Sent free, by adj
dressing the author w. S.JAQUES, MD.
1870 West Sixth Street. Cincinnati, o.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

TuE United States Senate stands
vet at ead.lock-neither side giving
any signs of backing down.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

Il. olI.sl N.,e,peperia Western Esa'0eRy
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

FRIDAY. APRIL 5. 1881.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

George warren. Editor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-01
Segas.

- Iuitin beiiBt einen fampfuitisen
MaborScanbibaten 9tanlens Campbell.
Derielbe iibe,fiel ben 0tebafteur Der
nDispatd", pabrenb lih eerielbe in Der
Office ber WaHerwerrcompasnie befanb
anb idluS Jpn eiaise Dial nit benz He<
Dolber iiber ben Grpf
= Sn Willis bra y am 29. 6euer in
einem Salcn aus, weldes 5mei benah.
barte Stcres ersriH unb aeritSrte. Der
Serluif belduft iid auf $4,000 unb Bee
trifit brei @eiaiftsleute.
= Bci 2ncns in Burle ion Gcuntb tpurs
be Z. g. Wartin bon ieinem Stiefipbu ere
fdcRen. Wartiu bate feline Srau miB=
banbelt unc Der Sobn nabm Yartei fir
feline Wutter, uorauf Der 8ater 3peimal
auf ibn idoB, iein 3iel aber perfeblte.
Der SObn ersrifi bann ebsnfalls cine
Waffe unb erIdoB ieinen 0ater. e
- Or. @ulid in GorTcana beridtet
BON elmer DliBgeburt. DieIelbe 1T elm
9inb nit 3uei @eiidtern, bas cine befine
bet ii4 om Scrbertcpt bas anbere am
Qinterfcpf.
- Gus ber Sail in 9lano entlpranaen
id:nmtlide @efansene, 5 an 3abl. 3uei
Der Gntflcbenen iino tpisbsr einsebraat
tpprben.
= Ser Steuermann $. sling bon Der
Barfe r8renbum', @ebriieer Seibenbeis
mer in @alpeitOn sebOrenb, bsr nit benz
S&iffe bon Corpus @briiti aus1ief, cbne
ben 8apitdn ntit3unehmen. 1T nit einem
Wfatrclen, bes eintge 60 Weilen meifli&
bon @alSeRpn an Der 9uife seftranbeten
Sdiffes per Sunta Sc gobn in @alpe=
ftcn anseicmmen unb murbe iofort bon
einem Bunbessebilfs fsuariball perbaftet.
9. 5eibenbei,ner leilfete fir ibn 8arsz
i6aft. Der Steueru,ann er3dblt, bab Der
Rapitdn % Gage lang. pdbrenb melder
3eit bas Sdiff in Corpus G1riiti lag,
ii4 an 8orb nidt isben lieb unb mdbrenb
ter lesten 81 Ease iei berielbe nur brsi
DIAL. etipa Stunben jebesmal auf benz
ediff seweien. Sn Corpus @briifi sins
ter Yrcpiant &C. 3u &nbe, tpdbrenb Der
Sapitan iid in Der Stabt quite 3eiteu
madte. SO fam bic Wannidaft auf bic
SOee ab3aieseln. Den san,en Gag u0r=
BET murben bic SisnalHussen aufsebibt
gum 3eiden oer Nbreiie, UNI ben Rapitdn
barauf aufmerfiam su MAIDEN unb an
8crb su loctien. gr lam i.bOd nidt unb
ber Steuermann fubr nit benz Sdiffe
aus. Sic serietben in cine Dem Steuer=
mann unbefunnte Str0uuns unb bas
Saiff itrunoete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-01
9a8es Wenisteite,t.
s MA II s..

Bel ben prdmiertpablen in yselu
Dorf, UNI Oelesaten aur Dilirift- Ron=
pention su er,udblen, 6ie pieberum bic
Selegaten sar Staatsfonpention be-
itimmeL iuaren bic Gontlinss s9lnbdnser
liesrei6.
: 9as 2omite fit ben @arfielo.
Momlmcnt=Gonb fpri1t }it febr amer.
fennen0 ii6er ben 5iiben aug, Ser reid.
8eitrdge einididt. Das Romite mod1l
Den BOridlag, cine SannnInng atlf De,
YaumDoaz zNusnellung in Miianta Al,
beranitalten, oa bas iiiolide Nolf ail.
genibemlib auf Die Gelegenheit isarte
n9 all9emein all Der Subieription su
betbeiligen. *
= Senator Sones bon Nepaba bal
NIT eontling cine stueitdsise Gonferem;
in beRen Wobnung su Utica sebabt.
- u. @. Dunn & Cos 6anoels=
agentur in New Oort giebt Sen Nus.
faa iu Der 8aumipollernte auf Wil:
lion Baaen at.
Sle Nnlpdlte. tuel9e bic 9egie.
rung in ben SternbienfI nfIdminoeleieu
pertreten, baben beim @eridt cine Mn
flagei4rift gesen ben friiberen @eblIfs
poitmeifter Bra6D eingereidt.
= 9ie brei gilenbabnrduber. bic Be,
3ug Der Sron Wountain Babn pliin
oerten, iino, mie aus 2ittle Rod aemel
Oct iplro, elngefangen tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-01

= giner 9epeI6e BON STEIN Oori
nod Jon bic 8erbinbung Der beiben
I,Stdbte Stem Orleans uno San s5rans
cisco ourd bie Seras unO pacific 8abn
ant l. Nobember eieies Sabres berge=
felt iein.
= 9ie 8eb6r6en BON 9ieip SerleD
baben ben 9iitrittanipalt Gorfbil be-
na6ri9tigt, baB iener Staat feline Ste
quilition fir bie QtusIieferung Guiteaus
aug 1teuen iDeroe. ..-
= 9reibunoert frii9ere conf0berirte
Solbaten aus Dem S1enanooab 3bale
i'll Iirginien baben Der Granb NruN Of
the &epublit in Carlisle, 3d., eineu
Selu6 abgefattet una puroelt in Der
5uporfommeubffex 8eiie enpfauaen.
-8ei Derpell in ganaba flies ein
Greuriions5ug, init einem Gra@t3ug
suiammen. 8on ben 9 paIlagierwagen
lpuroen 5 bollftdnbig 5erit6rt. 8is iebt
ipuroen 5 2ei6en aufgefunben, bod
glaubt man, baB mod mebrere unter
ben 5riimmern begrabelt liegen. 3tpan=
gig perlonen finb f9mer un6 8iele lei9t
pertnunbet tpDrben.
= Nu6 elm Subilaum. .Sm Sabre
1888 ging oas tpeftli9 pom MilliIlippi
gelegene 2anb aus ben 6anoen ber SIT
oianer in Die Der &egierung iiber, unb
um bic 3eit fanb bie erfte per1nanente
4nieolung i'm Staate Soma itatt. IS
piro iebt in ienem Staate bafnr agi=
tirt, 1883 ben Soften Sabrestag 6es
!eBtgenannten greigniiIes groBartis gu
feiern.
= Gbicago. 9ie neue mpteri0le
aranfbeit wpinfepe", BON tpelder bic
pferoe bier felt sebn Sagen befallen
tperoen breitet ii6 febr raid aus. Ser
Ausgaitg oer &raafbeit 1T oft t0otli6.
MusIanb.
= 9ie @eianbten BON &uBlanb,
Seuti9lanb unb Oeitrei1 in Bern baz
ben bon Der &egierung ber @6weis Elm
Werbot oes beabi9tigten Soaialiften=
@onsrehes oaielbit berlangt. Die @es
glerung f9eint bem 8erfansen na6ae=
fommen gu fetn uno na1t befannt, bab
nur S9Deiser 8iirger freies geriammz
lungsre6t beanipru9en f6nnten, Nusz
ldnber iebp9 ni6t.
- Sn 3Dnbon ipurbem am 20. bebeu=
tetoe Gei6dfte in confoerrirten Bombs
gema6t.
st. Petersburg. Das ssournal
De petersburg, bas offisielle Organ,
last, Die in peitb beroffentli6ten seitob=
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3u berreutett.

Cine 8arm. selesen an ben 0ueuen bss San
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