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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
CONNER CHAL.
Dispatches by the Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence Of the Louisville Courier
Arrival OFTHE STEAMER BRITTANIA

correspondence
Arrival OFTHE STEAMER BRITTANLA
ssH PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9, 1871
The steamer Britannia, Captain Harrison, left Lv-
erpool the 10th ult and arrived at Boston this a
ternoon at o'clock, bringing hfteendays later news
from Europe.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1e, M
CORN MARKET-Best Western Canal Flour 29930s
2 Dbl. Richmond and Alexandria 28oa2S cd Dbl
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore 2S928 cd. New Orleans
and Ohio, 26927s. U. s. and Canadian soured 2l9
23s Indian Corn per Or 80 TO 39s Indian Meal per
/ bl l5s Sd clos Sd. Wheat-U. S. and Canadian
White and Mixed per 20 lbs Is cd > 9s. Red 6s to
s.. Oats As lbs 2s Cd TO 3s. Ba ey p 60 lbs IS
GAS. Rye As lbs IS to As. Peas 2 504 lbs BIS to
40s. Indian Meal for Irish supplies is also very
brisk in London. but is by means so active as in
Liverpool, and throughout the provinces. On We'd
nesday the attendance Of buyers at Mark Lane was
very small and the transactions were exceedingly
limited. Quotations, however, had not receded.
CorroN-Sales for the week ending 18th inst,
amounted about &c, 400 bales, of which 1900 were
for export, and 800 speculation, and the business
for five DAYS, Yesterday evening, may be estimated
at Is 900 bales of which exporters had taken 5000
but speculation was without effect. An improved
tone indicated an advance OF to from the low
est point became perceptbe in this market for about
week after the departure OF the last steamer, but it
was moderately dispelled by the Cambrias advices
which bore favorable upon the coming crops. Up
the receipt of these advces up the last evening
the market had become extremely languid and the
improvement IS wholly lost.
Provisions RIsING-Beef, prime mess per fierce of
300 ms, new, BIS, per Dbl of2OO rs. 4Os to ass
BALTIMORE, Dec 9, 9 p M.
The foreign news has produced no marked change
in Flour. The market is nominally as before. How
ard Street held at SO ,25 and City Mills at the same
There is good inquiry for good samples OF Wheat
but poor lots are dull.
Corn is in steady demand, with sales of 6, 900 bush
at 20 for prime Yellow, and &c for White.
The market is dull for Pork and Beef
Sales of Whskey in bbls at CSC.
No change in other articles usually spoken Of in the
market.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
DANIEL WOOLSEY.
SAMUEL ORR.
SAM'L T. JENKINS.
C.. G.. DORSON.
n - ~ TTNN~nHN

also keep on hand the "Double Oven Cook Stoves F,
Premium Cook Stoves ''Air-Tight Paror' seven
and ten plate Cannon, and other stoves of every
nety and pattern and which can afford and will sell
at unusual low pricesall ask is 10 have those wish
ing to purchase to give me call
N.B.-Any quantity of TIN WARE on hand rs
usual, and all work in that line made to order and on
short notice, at short prices.
July 24-tf THOMAS SCANTIJN
Sycamore St near Laughlin's corner and Water
st.. 5doors from corner Of Maine.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14

WAGER, ALBRIGHT COOK STOVE,
Now offers them for sale, after having given them
thorough trial. with every confidence that thew THE
BEST stove ever offered. have sold dozen or more
to our citizens, no of them could be purchased
tor the money paid for them.
This Stove is simple in its arranoement avovino all
liability TO get out of repair Its economy in fuel its
strengthened plates were exposed to fire. its ENLARGED
nues holdlngln suspense so much heated air. its per-
lScteo summer arrangement where all small culinary
operations, with broiing and boiling heating irons
ana preserving may be performed without heating the
stove it5 perfect draught under any circumstance
It's capacity performance; the small space il occu-
pes the large size and complete control of heat in
oven; the smCOtness of its castings; the elegance
of its form making I'll rich and beautiful piece of
turniture all constitute an extraordinary combina-
ton OF beauty, convenience, and durability, which
leaves II without competition In the whole catalogue
of Stoves.
Thissiov has taken the first premium both at the
Country Agricultural Fairs and at the American
Institute, New York, and we have numerous tes-
tmonias of its entire success in winning its way to
public favor amid the tremendous compittion of the
East.
The following certificates from Gen. Joseph Lame
and others, who have them in use will speak their
worth.
EVANSVILLE July 10 lS47
M Thomas ScaRfiiR.-Sir The Wagar's Troy
Albright Cooking stove, that you put up for Mrs
Lane Is an excellent and she thinks decidedly
the best cooking stove that she has seen its capacity
Tor baking Is tar better than any stove that we have
uieo' Respectfully yours
. We whose names annexed having purchased
from Mr. Thomas Scantlin Wager's New Air Tight
Cooking Stove take great pleasure in recommending
them to the public being the best arranged COOKING
and baking stove have used the ovens being LARGE
baking can be done equal to an brick oven we have
ever tried and with one half ordinary fuel used in
stoves, they neat in their structures and combines
economy, with every necessary convenience and in |
every respect the best article of the kind we have ever
used, and would cheerfully recommend them TO all
persons in want OF good cooking stove
Evansville Ind July 10. 1871
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NV YoRK. Dec. 8. ePM.

NEw YORK, Dec. 9, s p NJ.
The Stock market is dull, and prices tend down
wards. Treasury Notes are ! per cent below par
There has been no marked change produced in the
Flour market by the foreign news. Business is stag
nant, and prices are nofninay quoted before the
steamer.
The grain market is at a stand. Yellow Corn is
held at soc, and prime White at 75ae75c-no sales
Sales ofOats at age per bush.
Rye is steady and in fair demand
The market generally quiet, and business men
awaiting the receipt their private advices.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9, 8 P NJ.
The foreign news has produced no marked change
in the market for Breadstuffs except for Corn and
Meal, which are held higher. Small sales of Yves
tern Flour at $3.50, and ofprine White Wheat at
l40c.
OF corn, 900 bush new Yellow sold 1t soc.
COrnmealis held at So 25.
There is moderate demand for Whiskey, and the
market is steady at 2Sc for bbIs
There is less movement in Pork, market being
heavy.
Nothing doing in Cotton.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-12-14
Standard weights and Measures.
EVANSVILLE STOVE STORE
ffy SOMETHING NEW AND III

IrNv lmportan to HOusekeepers. &c.
81 The Subscriber having secured the Pa Ef7sS
lent Right tor the counties Of Vanderburgh, Posey,
Warrick Gibson and Knox for
WAGER, AIR-TIGHT COOK STOVE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-24
SUGAR

Barrels New Orleans sugar, on consignment, for
sale by folsh I'll n BAkER.
W lee1tns, tugn-t II, lstf.
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\

- eAu henttemeu Whs are desltons6I passes.
pe1 sa = neantiIul. rirar. and trauspareutiy tar eapi
ale r.gia p 'l sweet. sati, delicate aad healtht skfa,
ttbW tHt.'t u uze that magical skin puriIet
'6tras, sNHlNESE INDICATED sOAfs The
ht taHaf ~ - iaf superior q ati other ARTICLES, eflsf
rm, t.st y li fehtovtnE Tan, ,%uuluru, ptmplt@, lp.
heat ON. ahu ttr eiects utmH~Iultu httrS. pIrklcs
ad Ia .l'' ue,t. r9ish, cracked aud dt--olured -bHt
hf5a s1 .@ A. hi"Hlsl,s aad disbursement ct tire .tH
'eshsl.,s s'aii'' nt lids auaiie SPECIFIC viii ~ ei
SsN@' aud io,eis agroara4ce.
MAJ "a sH' p t7 eleAtl 40 NIRCItIIn
NtttHHs, ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-24

Thomas lfaNse, Eoherl Patterson and William, T..
Faff.7n, FldattIas.
Ta9bgs II. GeuH aud Yum his wife. David J.. Hill
4d. faauas Cornm aud Maria II. his wife, and lion ,
liaiaH. defendants
Tdt defendants m the above SUIT new pending mthc
q ttctut superior Couit OF law aud chauccry for
i1.eteomtl IN ltc stale of Virginia, nj iahtH notice.
i5aio4 Tie 2ftt aay of October \. y Isl, at Tie otlce
f',fS " lt1rd, Ray rnud and Woodbury., couusell0rs
ii LIZ" m thr tlty ot Trny, county OF Bcn-oitaer audi
NaI' 'i New YORK, between thr hours ot g o'clack
y NJ, ahdG o'eluek +. NJ. the sand flalutlfs viii pro
ea-j In TAKE the Deposition Of u5HicI neIteau, Esq., 10
4-tai m evidence IN the above cause, and tt from any
'alSe, The taxing 0f tie sane shall moi be- Commenced,
eII"Ht commenced shall not be completed on that day,
1f@Ams thereof viii he adjourned from time To time
mil ne tame shalt he Completed.
TIldMAS BROWSE,
ROBERT PATTERSON. PIaintlA..
WILLIAM + PETERSON.
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30,72S, 20 prizes of 5000.

Daws Sept. %, ISL, Is Nos.I2 drawn.
| prizc SO, rs, % oil 1000. 10 OF 1000, l29 oi
500. Tickets 10 dollar; a certificate oil %
whole tickets will cost no dollars, shares III
proportion.
Address your ofdefst to R~ARM.TRoNG & CO
aug - Agents, Whceltug, Va.
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TELEGRAPH.
r4gu ear CotrrSp0HdfhE

1ffHf# F#' -
Va4-na at 500 New Weston
There r sellers but no bayef-
~ V-sf-slIf al $500
s=f #ae doing in Folk and pflees
Decline BaaIani Bacon continue
.a#Tf#5as quotations
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c,nattfa on Commfrce 1or ~SfPfo7brr.
g.,5af6. Nv. s%rErHE>s. JNe. AttEr.
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Alexandria Lottery. Glass 81

Draws Sept p. I5i7, - Nos. l2dlaWn.
| prlhr 10000. 5000. 1000, 1000, 10 oi 1000,
10 OF BOO. Tickets ) dollars; Il certificate ot
ii whole tickets will cost o. dollars, ahafes
IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-24

1PoWNED.-A German woman pa-~eu-
str4me Magnet. from Cincinnati.
tenn sae boat Yesterday afternoon at t
~ ami was drowned. We understand
!. 544y Ha. been recovered.
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-HOSUERG

Y Etek and white Sdk 5oee, Ntnssasl.u do. fhbet
- dr. Nftaefs dJ
4 s-l4ulutc Io. W.r-tei de-. X ooicu ,p
fFataiH aHd esther t,hton ft1sc. a4es and patent Men
na snse ir c%httrtH, Tor safely
-eFtl UW. ~IEf.NEit.
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NJ IL. oIp2sae Aaot1s Sad ing SAoI
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CERE9EnNEN'fI

e. WOOL. tEoTtI-W = satet Is just tereiy4ng
41. new aud large additions 10 tH~ stock at lusfaHi and
NeHtttan Carprtfua= of all the varlut- qualities and
new patterns. also 1 1t / and I Floor al tluti+ ali at
prfres as cheap as tnes salhe found WQ-t of tae noun
AIMS. sep =
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ESTABLISHMENT,
~ IL NON

W.uoLES AL.E BoOr
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NEW BOOKS

YatNH THOMPSON. tuloa street. has iust rerci
v ~eilt,.e myaiee nj school, medical, miscellaneous
md JHffHH Ha1k= comprising ~n1ue Of TIN latest work.
i1.slei PARTICULARS hereafter. sept
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SUERNAN'S TOOTH PASTE.

Thes give lmmediatc relief III nervous or sict head
n Ire, paIpItat ION of the heart. lowneSs OF SPIRITS, desron
lcpcy. oppression or sense at sinking ofthe shest. drow
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IIlGIII&S

II HAVE just HuI,hed sow' -pleHlt1 Medium ieecf.
h aud Jourual, Auy person ln want oft such artt's'
,yauid do We la call aud examine i4eti al the llue-
'' W, u > - WHARTON
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For ,JObbing and Retail.

XIY 7. SEI.sf has lnsI ffI0fTIt1 If1H TIt T.7sIffII
wy cities and is now receiving ti- Fail stock of
DRY GOODS.
winch is unusually large. and comprises a most rom
pietc assortment ot lancY aud staple prN Gnod-. to
winch he would respectfully mvlte hts tftrad@ and Gus
fnHsrz. srB IT.
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LEATHER WHIPS.
=TABL3ZCI H.ERA.

ERS0NS wishing very superior Leather waf't
X Vhtls vuI ploass cafI attle cd stand Ne ltf, maHt
- ...li JOHN kNHIE4#
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Exhibition y
fnHt annual Far aud Exhibition Of the Ohio and
. s''9A county Agricultural society viii be held al
w EST LIBERTY. VA.

WEST LIBERTY, VA.
oh / 4hfsday, Oetoher1 ls47. The society nfcr pre-
@|4' i'f horses, neat cattle, sleep, SWINE, agricultural
a.ItWtu'si the hest cultivated Farms, Gardens, ami
a4 f'ot'' a. specified Ia the list ut premiums offered
= i5la[dot Managers OF tile Sactcty, at the meetius
r.ii W a1dtc, Who has been appointed Marshal, viii
. assistants, take cnutrpl Of all stock brought To
=. n I'5aliei' aud arrange Them in their proper pisces
"il"" ils order VIII re observed during the day
u.s. aoek the viewing committees vii commence to
" 'r stock, implements, etc. VI = a'cieck tho
.=sis MIL assemble al The stand to hear an address ait
a9ltut the commuters.
eNHefs ot stock ohercd for exhibition are reques
.4. P'''e ''eif names on the pen containing Their
sep l.
lie memlers OF the Society are requested Ia
~. 5ii annual subscription, winch is uAed Tor the pre-
v,lH a. e@uO 10 Nm Gregg, Treasurer, or James
as 9l hinnAe, assistant Treasurer, On OF before tAe
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POGk EFT CUTLERY.

4 GREAT variety nfkpiees aud i7rks, Garvors Ste
\ Rah3ls. ScIe,of7, etc, Just opened i}
san - orr 4 GREER.
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FAMILY FLOUR

lust oprnet a general a%sSortuaet of of
-, 90 OFT q GREER.
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q IL.

4 HEAVY -tuch uf eluh-t tfFF flerr- aHi ra--tuef-
. ! many of tur tlutt- aud 4 tntfc- icing 81 the most
aapIsYrd FrcHCt MAKE. SATIN and Shk Ncsttne-. NerH
uu- ia. hV DN ittlSkELt.-
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IF"ITI OIN TT"NTtTI.
= & coon hHiitIugiuf III south Wheeling are ndcr
~ ed ta# -tHe Al low prtee. aud OF fivsr4hle terms
Any pefsaH wishing Ia purchase QUE OF mofe eaii pre-
cure t4ete o4 application To- r. ltOBNGEOOk, or
sep II II. EElt0E.S.
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DRIAs GnnnS
PRINTS

CaO Vt. FraneH EuzfIsH and american FFHJs
@O@ Just received auI Ion -aIc low ut
sep - SEIHN =.
corner NIu aud Madison -
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from its columns everything of an indelcate or off
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The DAYLY NEWS will continue to advoc-
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the Fathers of the Constitution, and adopted by
the accredited organs and champions of oftheWhig
cause of the present day. 1t will urge the hold
ing of a Whig National Convention, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency, and will battle, with all the
ability, zeal and energy it can command, to secu-
re the triumphant election of the NOMINEES of that
Convention.
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Serbeiratbet.

--bureb ben ebrw. 8. s. Sonee, 9. o,
an 2. December, aBiaiam W7 Bairc, BON
bier, init 5arrict, sobter bon Nobert W1.
5Olme, gIq, lsstbin bon Gap O1ap, 81. 8.
-burb ben gbrm. 8. s. Sbot, am son.
Nop., 6err Samuel s. prief nit O1i6 Ca.
tbarina 0onlep, bsibe BON Neaoins.
-ourh ben @brn. wn. pauli, am 2Sn.
NoDembsr, 5err Carl Bors init D1ib m1as
banna WleSlnnsp, bon gumru. -5srr Ssns
jamin 5crnins NIT D1iB >nestta 3iemer, BON
Srefnof.
-buret ben gbrm 8. WllIer, am 2Sltsn
Mop., Or. milliam palm, BON Der Sinfins
Sprins init Srau SuIanna Noaman. BON
gumru. -am 28item 6srr BsiieDias NuIeb,
bon Neaoins, mt DllB @atbarina golum,
bon gumru -5err 1Bm. Nrnolo, bon Neas
oins, init Nai6 Warp 8ottsibsr BON S6npls
Fill gauntp.
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S1acbbem Ger 1(6tb. Scbn %. Scnes, ,GIq.
Drettoent Der OerGhiebenen gourten Dou@om:
mon spleas, oes britten SeriebtsbesIrfs, Bee
Itebeno aus Den gaunties Sarfs, Nortbamp,
ton unb seba, in 'pennlplpanlsn, uno Titb:
ter oer perfdiebeneu @ourtsn DOR Oyer uno
Sermuer, Oct picrteljdbrIihen @isunacn
unb allsemeiner Sefdnsni6s sGrlebisuus. i'll se:
oatbten gannties. unp Sobn Stauffsr uno
2Billiam Sod, gIq, Nitbter oer gourten
BON Oper uno 3ermlner, DER Dertsljabrliten
@sisun9en uno allaemciner Sefdnanib grle.
ciauna, fiir bic Nldtuna bon 6aupts nnp
anoern Serbreben in sepatbter gauntp Serfe
ibren Sefebl all mid aussettsllt baben, bas
tirt Neaoia9, beu 13. 9lcpet., A. D. 1847,
wcrin lte cine Court bon gpnlon p(cas, Der
allaemeinm Dierteljdbrlieben @iBunaen, Oyer
rno $crmiuer uno alI9emeiner 8efdnani6s
grlCbiaun9 anbCraumen, ,pelebe sebaIteu ,pers
ceG fca 3u Seaoin9, fir bic gauntp Serfs,
auf oen criten t1Ientaa i'm ndebften Ia.
nuar (tpelbes ben stem bes seoahtcn Wlos
mats fein MIRO uno ipelcte s,pei 9Boheu raus
ern iou--
90 wlrt bisrmit Nabrcbt aeaebcn al oen
Coroner, Die Srieoensriebter uno gonitabel
Der seeatbten gauntp Serfs: oa6 Ite Itb III
eria9ter 3eit, I'M 10 itbr Sormittaas, init
ibren Ser5ei6niiIsn, Nesitraturem ltnters
iubunaen uno graminationen unp alien an.
oern ernnerunsen einSufuoen bateu, nm Icl.
be 9inse 5u tbun, Die ibren 4smtern III tbun
cbli9en. - Oesslei6en 0iejsnisen, we(be
eerbunoen itno sesen Die Sefansencn bic i'm
Sefananide Der @auntp SerPs (tno, ober BAH
fstn mo9eny 9eri6tlih 5u Derfabren, 70 mic IS
redt iein mag.
"6ott erbalte Ole Eepublif !"
gT0ie 3eusen uno Surors, we(ebe auf ere
iaate Court pcrselaosn ilno, iperben crIuht,
sphnttlltbteit 81 beobahtem: i'm Saa ibres
4usbleibene lpercen fe III 8ema6beit oes
Seleses ba5u se3wunsen. OieIs In3sae rpirb
auf beicnrern Sefebl Der Court tefannt gee
macbt, oaber alle Disjeniaen, ,pstdben es ans
sebt ftb bar gu riebten baben.
Jobn 9. SbrSoer Gbrif.
S6erfs Gmt, @eapins, }
OeeembCr 7. l847. BIN.
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>. s. sSelir ,titD Spmp.,

no. 1, Y. u. efe Ger penn u. st. Ctr.
5absn bsuts srbaltsn uno bistsn sum 8erfauf
an, i'm @rc6en uno &leinen, bas bette 9liIortes
ment bon Summps unb lebsrfbuben oas in
Neaoins 9efunoen wsroen fann.-Ssifebenb
aus W1stallie uno fbllssenoen mannssllsbsrs
fbubsn, Wstalie @ummpsSudffinsSanoalsn
fir Srausn, Uidobsn uno &inosr, SIippsrs
unp llsbsribubs fir bisisIbsn; peISsGum6 une
Mubbsrs, lsoernen psIisllsbsrfhubsn fir Mans
nsr &C. 2tIs biefe NrtfsI fnb bon perfbisosnen
Stplen unb Oiuifern uno wsrcsn untsblbar
ben srostsn SpnbsrIin9 bsfrisosen. Ssbr
lpcbIfsiI gum 0erfauf bel 5. 5. Seiir II. gc.
Neaoina, December 7.
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Scr YaterlanbS=CBGbter,

8dbreno oer Sieun9 oer @ei e9ebun9.
Ser llntsr3sidnste 1T jsst p6ais in pen
Stano seIest poroem oureb bic Ibfdlie6uns
zines gontraftes NIT benz @taate fir oas
Oruden Der osutloben 9aaetie6r, @efeee,
9oeuments, &C., wdbrsno oen nahiten orei
Sabren, Die beiten nno tratsiten glatbriebten
peltbe wabrenD oem eommenoen winter bier
pprfallsn, su liefern. Oie naebtte Sisuns
Der 8elesssbnns wrO obne 3,psfel lebr III
tereGant Iein, Die parteisn i'm Senate uno
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