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The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
TIE FREMONT CASE.

Public curiosity is not a little excited 10
know why the verde, of the Court Mar.
uaI in Col. Fremonl's case Is kept by the
Presiden, 50 long under adsIscmcni. BY
some /, is ascribed to the difficulty, on The
mari of the President, IN choosing between
Senator Benton and Cen keamcy, neither
of whom i, he willing TO offend. Others
surmsc that ho is holding il uP IN ierro-
rem over the Senator from Missouri; and
that his decision will not be made known,
therefore. un,il tha, Senator shall have
thrown cli The reserve by which his course
has been marked during the present scs-
sion of Congress, and have defined uue-
aulyocnlv his position IN regard to the
War policy of tho Administration. Ger
tainly, one would suppose that lime enough
has elapsed 10 enable the President TO de.
eide upon the gull, OF innocence OF The ac.
cuscd, aud ,r he deem htm guilty, TO dc.
termne whether the verdict Of tho Coni
shall bo approved or not; aud 1t Is not
therefore strange that the remarkable pro.
crastinaiion has excited some anxiety to
learn wha, course Mr.. Polk will pursue, as
well as many eonlcctures as 10 the cause
Of tho DELAY ~ arriving At decision, or,
If i, has been made up, IN laying 1t before
the country Rich. Nhis'
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24

A correspondent, Of The Now York frI'
bnnc, who signs himself a Texan, de-
clares it 10 be "utterly talsn that ihe
Government, Of Texas maintained author
" over the strip ofland lying between the
Nueces aud the Rio Grandc from the Pc
Rod of their Declaration of Independence
In proof of which he makes the following
statement, which, il may not be amiss nero
to state, is substantially corroboraled by
direct information which we have our
selves received upon the subject;
"Iheld Texan commission under Capt H.
Ross, in troop of Horse Rangers, for tho pro-
lection of tho frontier conutes. Our beats
were defined BY the Adjutant General, 'efh M
situctions not 10 cross the Nusces. On my re
turn from tho frontier, spilled TO Judge Lap.
combe, of Galveston, for my certificate OF head
right, at the same time inquiring IT II were pos
sible for me TO locate my land west OF tho Nue
ces as nearly all on tho east bank had been loea-
ted bv others. HIS answer 10 me was, that ,no
territory of Teras did not sriend beyond he
Nueees. This was in the Fall OF 1889"
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24

the Fables Of Esop in Eis letter TO Secre.
tary Marcy, has excited some curiosity TO
sec it. The Baltimore American has nc.
cordingly reproduced il, a, follows:
"THE WOLF AND THE LAMB.
"One bo, sulify day, a Wolf and
Lamb happened TO come just at the same
time to qucnch their thirst in the stream
Of brook lha, eltumbling down the side
of rocky mountain. The Wolf stood
upon tho higher ground and the Lamb at
some distance below him. However, the
Wolf, having mind to pick quarrel
with the Lamb, asked him what he meant
by disturbing the water, and making it SO
muGdy that he could not drink and, at the
same time, demanded satisfaction. The
Lamb, frightened at this threatening
charge, told him, 10 tone as mild as pos.
sible, that with humble submission, he
could not CONCEIVE how that could be, since
the water which he drank ran down iron
The Wolf to him, and therefore could no
be disturbed so far up the stream. b.
that as il may. replies the Wolf, you arr
a rascal, and ! have been told ihs. yot
used III language concerning mo behlnc
my back, about half year ngo. upoI
my word, says tho Lamb, tbs lime yol
mention was before | Was born. TE'
Wolf, fiading il 10 no purpose TO argue an,
longer against truth, fell into great pas
sion, sna;iing and ioaDlng a, The mouil
- II be had been mad and drawing nes
To the Lamb, Sriah. says he, il /, we're no
you, il was YOUR father, and that is th
came. g. he seized the poor innocent
helpless thing, tore II to pieces, and mad
meal OF IT,
The Baltimore Patriot suggests that th
result Of lhs battle of Busna Vista, whic
, had taken place before General TayIo
: letter reached the War Department, ina
have deferred tho Administration from a
tempting TO pursue the fable 10 lis catas,r'
4 pho Ii has lost none OF The force. how
. ever, Of lis original application, allhoue
, Mr.. Marcy was no, abe TO make
. meal Of the Hero. Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
Fresh Preserved salmon.

Fresh preserved macke. Fresh Preserved Sar-
rel dimes.
Fresh halibu,, Fresh Clans
Fresh HOLSTERS,
Al! or anv Of the above can b" served up al -
,,ioe,es' notice with the usual trimmings. He
will also have more domestic rashes for those
who wish them--such as Salem rsusagef and eggs
fried. ham and eggs, boiled eggs. &C., &c. liom
lG o'clock IN the day 70 10 O'Clock atn'eht. Aiso'
a choice assortment Of sauces 10 give deiicInus
relish to the above. such as, King of ude's sauce
/ for fish, steaks, cold meat John Bail tanee for
do. Reading sauce e FISH, essence Of fAnchovies
for do, Camp sauce, Gums sauce, undcfwoud's
saucc, IIsrveys sauce for fish, game, and steaks
Also some frst-rate Smyrna Figs, superior
Blume Raisins, soft shelie. almonds,
Candies, Cheese, and Crackers,
best quality mustard, smoked herrings, salt mack
erel, &c, &C., stl of which will be sold low fer
/, cash. by WN. HUNTER.
, Charlotte, N. c. Jan -, 7,l645.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
CAMDEN. FEBRrARY IG.


THE MARKET. Cotton has been exceed
ingly dull the past week, owing to later accounts
from England indicating decline. The Sarah
Sands 10 said to have arrived with six days later
news. advising further decline Of 3D. This
intelligence was received hero on Friday las, by
Telegraph, since which time re have had moth.
ing further. The sales mad. the past week have
besn 81 to 73 cents
Corn j. s'I selling from 45 to so cents; Oats
IS to 81. Flour sis to 50 per barrel Camden
Jeurnsl
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
Patent .fEe(stCRycd
RUBBER POROUS
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

UN all cases where il is thought advisable to
a keep up permanent stimulan, impression on
or near the organ diseased. these plisers will be
found highly valuable. In fact, all the benefit
that can accrue from continuous counterirrl'
,ant will be produced in the mos, efficient man,
ner by them. As in Rhumatism, Lambago,
Gout, Enlargement OF the Joints, Chronic Dis.
ease Of the Liver. Spleen, Lungs, or other inter.
nal organs, in short, in all other cases where war.
ming or Strengthening plasiers are beneficial,
these will be found to be superior 10 any now in
use.
aJ'Prce 25 cents each, For sale by Dr. JAMES
F. GtLNER, Charlotte, n. c.
January 26, lS4S. li.3ms.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
THE FLAG OF THE 90 REGIMENT or
THE KENTUCKY REGIMENT.

This flag, which was borne IN The battle
of Bucna Vista, and is said to be stained
with blood, and torn by the passage through
!, or more than a hundred balls, was on
Saturday, 29th ult., presenled,o the House
of Representatives Of the State. Tho pre-
seu,a,ion address was made by Gen. Leslie
Combs. The Governor. Heads of Depart
meu,s and members of the Senate we're
present, together with a large concourse oil
citizens.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 me by boos Acroun',
are earnestly requested TO come iof~atd sud SET
tie Immediately, as am determined n have my
books closed, either by Cash, Notes OF Judgments
by the ri day Of April.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Jan. II, lSis. iou
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
WThs Baltimore Patriot says: :"

W IL6 BaIImoTc TatfIOI suys. IT'S
reported from Washington that the Loco
foco majority of the Senate held caucus
on Wednesday, and decided no, TO check
the debate on the Ten Regiment Bill while
there was a Senator left to speak on il.
And We, the Union rebukes the Wings oi
The Senate for the delay in passing the
bill ~
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
COUNCIL OF STATE.

We learn, that in consequence Of the va,
csncy on the Bench Of the Supreme Court,
oceasioned BY the lamented death Of Judge
Daniel, the Governor has postponed The
meeting appointed for the Council Of State,
on the I'd of March, until the 20ih day ol
May next, so that one meeting may suffice
for all business which may then require
their action. Register.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24

TENlIE copartnership heretofore existing at
u Beatios Ford. under the firm of ELMS &
WITHERS. is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent of the parties concerned.
1t is our earnest desire TO close the outstanding
business of the concern soon as possible, we
hope, therefore, that all those who owe us will
como forward without, delay and make settlement,
W. b. WlTHERS will remain for time at
the old stand to make settlements, where all con.
cerned will make early application.
We hcre1takc occasion to return our sincere
thanks TO the friends and customers who have so
liberally patronsci US, and would solicit for our
successors, Messrs. II. III. Heller 4 Co. the same
generosity extended to us.
ELMS & WITHERS.
Bea,ies Ford, Feb. 81, lS4S. 20f
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
col. PAINE-TiiE MUTINY.

A Court Martial wa. sitting AT Saltillo,
on the l4,h Of January, for the trial Of
Col Paine, for the dismissal Of Lieuts.
Singlctsry and Pender, Cor an alleged par
licipa,ion in the Mu,lny in our Reg gmeni.
We are very glad TO hear this, for. now
all the facts will come out. II Col. 7. has
done wrong, we would be the last TO screen
him.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24

A remarkable case Of Somnambulism
occurred at Eastern, Pa. on Monday night.
A lad &C l6, who had been medically
treated for a cold. rose several times from
his bed, went through several apartments
10 the street, run The round Of several
streets, in peltlng rain, with only shirt
on, into hotel where he saw a light, aud
being recognised was reused. lie had
been frightened by dream HAT two per
sons sleeping in the room were murdered
Strange to say bis health was improved by
the excursion. -NeuGrk DAILY Ado.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
|DR, L ROYS|
E.EGET.YEsEE PILLS,

A I the same time tone and strengthen the sys-
/ "a TEN, open The pores, act upon the iirer, and
discharge the stomach they remoue all impuri-
ties, yet suffering NOTHING ELSE TO ESCAPE; and
thus necessarily they leave the digestive organs
healthy and vigorous, and the whole system a.
like free from debilitation looseness or astringen-
cy. There is but one way of acting incidentally
on the health, and tha, is through the blood, or
rather through the substances which produce the
blood, so that it shall be pure from the fountain
head. This is no new discovery. All ages have
vcdged that the life is in the blood, or rath~
er that the blood is the life itself; and consequent
y that the state of the bodily health is altogeth-
or determined BY the condition of the vital fluid.
1t is equally well known that SarsdPdr'tta is by
far the best purifier Of the blood that was ever
discovered and that as 4 tonic, Wttd Cherry 10
without rival. Still they were open TO the great
objection Of all other tonics and purifiers, until
Dr. lie Roy discovered the mode of so uniting
them, through the aid OF other substances, as to
annui all their evil eonse luences, and leave Moth
ing but, their virtues active; for his Fills are
such happy conblaation OF those great medi-
cnal agents. that they possess the iuli ana entire
virtues Of both, unaccompanied by the evils OF
either; and thus they at the same time purge, p1-
rife and sirengtAen. which makes them the
most efficient of all medicines, and the only one
ever known which combines those SO singulasiy
opposite qualities OF good,
IFPrice 25 cents per box. For sale by DR..
J,Nr. +. GilMrR, Charlotte, aud BY PHiFEa &
YoRk, Concord.
January &c, l54s l7.3m.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
ANSoN JONES,

Who ives President Of Texas during the
evenifuI period when annexation was agi.
taied and accomplished, is publishing Sc.
ries of letters IN the Galveston Civilian. IN
explanation Of his agency and that of the
Texas authorities 10 general in that mat
ter. Like General Houston. he prides
himself upon his diplomacy, in bringing
about state Of feeling in this country
which precIpIta,ed the movement. and
claims that j, was the adroituess Of Texas
policy which accomplished the object
which might have been delayed for years
He, nevertheless, utterly denies any in
frigue rith foreign pouers, Inconsistent
with the Independence aud dignity OF the
Texas Government, injurious to any inter
esis Of the United States, or really adverse
10 Ultimate annexation.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
NELEaAYz gEJNEE!S'S
Relish s. FkeGresE,fieHf EECs.se

InHE Subscriber would inform the citizens Of
II Charlotte and surrounding country that tc
is ready TO accommodate them at few minutes
notice, with the following dqlIcacits,
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24

double coat has been invented in Eng
fsad, so arranged -. "a form, a dress coal
one side out, anda weather proof
coat The other side.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24

Since The abolition cf capital punishment
in Michigan, it is said that capital offences
have increased.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24

When witty English government de.
faul.r, sfer hi. recall, was asked, on his
arrival home, if he left India on accoun, OF
iil.heal,h, he replied, They do say there's
some,hns wrong in the chest"
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
GNOtice.

n Ii persons Indebted to the Estate ofWM.
~ Carson, in sums over One Hundred Dol
lars, are required 10 come forward and either pay
the interest upon their debts or renew their notes
And all debtors owing debts under the above sum
are required to pay them ofi,. All debtors not
complying with this notice by the lOth DAY OF
Aptii next, may certainly expect 10 be sued
J. ii. WILSON, Executors Of
WIN. JOHNSON. { VIM. Carson.
February 4, lS4s. lStt
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
The Markets.
REMARKS.

No change in Produce. Cotton 6i 10 S =
Flour 10 81. Corn 55 to 60 Oats 80 to IS
Fiaxseed / 10 to | Is. Bacon u to 6. Peach
Brandy So TO -. Apple Brandy 10 To 80. Whs.
key rs TO 32 Candles l5.-Foy Ojs.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
DIR. sHEJEEE.'S
u q D 7 9 I II z S 3
REST0RER or THE BLOOD, .

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
Letter from R. Callum, Esq.. dated Milton, N.
n. August Ii, l647.
Or. J. hnhl-Dear Sin:
Your Medicines have given entire satisfaction
in this section of country, the Abyssinian Mir
tnre especially, is highly approved of it has never
faed 10 cure in every case. 1t sells like hot
cakes. have never had enough TO supply the
demand. You will please send me large sup
PLY Of it as as you arrive q. home.
Yours, respectfully,
J.R. CALLUM.
Milton Drrg Store.
7 J. H0LTON, Agent.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
WAR or CONQUEST.

II the s,alcmen. in the following Letter
from Washington correspondent Of the
Ncw York Tribune be correct, II furnishes
additional and conclusive evidence, that
no, enly did The President, 10 despite oI
hi. reiterated proiestsilous 10 the contra
ry. 9e1re war wilh Mexico, bot that h'
was determined 10 provoke II, With tbs
express design Of Wrestling from that fee
bic power a large portion Of her terrItor,
by the sword. For the present, however
wc submit The letter without comment:
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
Charlotte g. South Carolina
GAT1l ROAD

yEyHE undersigned Commissioners for that pur.
q pose. appointed by the Board of Directors
Of the Charlotte and South Carolns Rail Road
Company have opened Books for further subscriP-
tions 10 the Capital Stock of said Company, at
the Store of Davidson & Sprsit in the town of
Charlotte.
B. OATES.
". w. ELNS
RF. DAVIDSON.
LEROY SPRINGS.
C. J. FOX
J.W. OSBORNE
Sept 20, ls4,. stiff
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
/" wAsnINerox, Friday eve.

al have Just learned something farther
in relation to the early amicable lntenlion'
of this Administration toward Mexico. |
has ceme out IN evidence before the Com
mi,tse on Military Affairs, 10 the Senate
that Capt. Gillespie, Of the army, was d's
Matched in is45 to Col. Fremont, then Il
upper California, with letter IN cyphef
directing tho ,olonel go 10 shape his course
,bere a. 10 excite rebellion against the
authority Of Mexico, of which nc could
take advantage so as 10 effect the inaepen'
dence of California, and prepare her toi
annexation 10 this couniry-in Other
words, 10 Hosaoai,s it. II may not be
literally true, but i, seems trulhl'ke--s 50
FAR as has been known of the previous ca
recr Of this Administration.
at is undoubtedly substantially true
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
H Sold Out !

n HAVE sold my stock Of GROCERIES to Mr.
John Phelan. All those indebted 10 me by
Account, will please call and settle Immediately,
by Cash or Note. My old accounts mus, he set
,ied K. ii. BRAWLEY.
Jaruary Is, lS4s. l6tf
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24


The Speaker on the A.h inst. laid before
the House q Message from the President Of
the Uniled S,stes, communicating the fol-
loving Documents from tho War Depart.
msnt, in compliance with resolution Of
the House Of the 3lst ult:
WAR pErsnrmrSr
Washington. Feb 3. ls4s,
To the Prssidsn. Of the United States:
Sis-In compliance with your direction;
TO bs furnished with " a copy Of Gen. Tay
lor's answer TO the letter, dated January
%, lsa7, which was addressed to Genera
Taylor by the Hon. William l.. Marcy
Secretary Of War;" have the honor Il
submit herewith copy of the letter refer
red TO. The letter from this Department
Of the 9Th Of January, lsi7, was laid be
fore Congress pursuant 10 call at the las
session. The answer to il, now submitted
was not then written, and did not reac
this Department until more Than mont
and half after the resolution calling 70
the correspondence with Gen. Taylor wa
answered, and Congress had adjourned.
Very respectfully, your obl. servi.
". l.. MARCY.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24

Major Gen U. 5. A.. commanding
Hon W. l.. MARcr,
sccfstary Of War, Washington.
Tho message and accompanying letter
were laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Barrow moved that 10000 extra
copies Of the mcssssge and accompanying
letter be printed for The usc Of the House,
Mr.. Holmes, Of South Carolina, moved
that IS 900 exlra copies be printed for the
use Of the House.
The motions to print extra copies he O.
yer under the rule.
GEN. TAYLOR AND EsOp.
The allusion by Gen. Taylor to one oI
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

eFifrhc San3 frifh, 70 eten trbalten tne bils
OttSVS Ha III haben bei Spbn pjrrpns
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Sertb Der 9clo uno SiIbermiil:,ert.
Gbictal Citation.

QBir prdGcent uno Oeitelieoer ces Se
strfsaeridts Si61h, 3antcns BaIeuano.
ihaft aeben hermit Gut' Safcb @un,en.
banter. Waaner, BON Si1ad,, feiner 3eii
wcbnbaft tn Mafiiaon, norcamerifanifheu
Staates Shiu, at ueriteben, ba8 Cure Che.
frau Warsaretba, seb. easter, Gbelheis
ounasfla9e 9e9en guh anaeheben bat.
Da @uer ae9enwirtieer 4nfentbalt unbes
fannt, 70 rpercet Sbr aemde parasraph 80.
prcseBcronuna aufgefcrber', .Dienlfaa Den
IL. Sept. l848, 8ormittaes llhr, ent,pes
Der ielbif poer curd 8epoamdhtiatfn reprds
fenttrt, an unlern Shranten ,tt erItbeinen.
INN ansub6ren ano oorsutrasen, mas auf
Stefe &lase 8esus bat ausbleibenbenfaQs
ergeben tpitroe mas Med,tens.
Sifad,, 10. Mai l84S
Gamens bes Serrfsaeridbts, 49,.
beien sprdTtent
dSeb. Wagt1er.
Der @eridJtsfbreiber.
@ecr9 Sberer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
PRos9l SErs
FOR TIE
CAMP ALIGN St.A.ss.SsNA N
ELECTION OF 1898


The Cam paIgu. ) aesman viii be issued from
Saturday, the 3lh Of April next, weekly, unri
the 25th of November following, nearly eigh,
months, for the snm of ONE DOLLAR, for single
subscribers for Clubs sending Five Dollars
seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen copies
always in advance.
The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and splendid Type, purchased for the
occasion, and one sheet the same size of the
Daily and Tr Weekly Ohio Statesman, filled
with close reading matter.
| we never lussed prospectus for campaign
paper, when the treemen of our State and nation
had so much at stake as at the present moment.
Enemies of our countrys honor and men who
have no regard for constitutional obligation. the
observation of which can alone preserve repu-
publican governement, are every where forcing
themselves, by every means, fair or foul, into
your State Offices, and in the national councils.
rhelr trld Of nsurpation, and their disregard
OF the sacred duties of patriotism, even while
out. Country is war, and'your troops suffering
from their REASONABLE inaction, call loudly and
Iemphaticay Uppon all true friends of their coun-
try to be upon the alert. Freemen Of Ohio, ae
you prepared of the crisis, and read to do yor
duty2
Being here al the capital, with the documents
at hand, we shall taSe ccasiOn 10 show u, fed.
eraism in al it's deformty from the written re-
cord; and shall prove TO tie min o. every ma.
not pre- judgedor oIindet by ~eIfinterest or pr, :
iudice, that the party cling itself whig i,
wholly unworthy and unfit to b trusted with
over in times of peace or of war That the y
are erelict to every duty that rests upon Re-
preventative of free and intelligent people, pro
ffessing to guided by honest principles. eua ,
laws, or patriotic love of fcouniry. We shall tea
in historic facts that should be in thepossre sio
of every voter, and ca mly but firmly p,essen, ,e
the people of Ohio why such party, after serie
of the most startling measures, at last filed tn
measure oftheir fashionable conduct by an attem
petdusurpation oflegeslatiOn, which to recog niz'
or countenance would be degradation, imbcc lily
and COW ardice, unworthy ofthe name of Free men
of Americans.
We will show from the Legislative journals
that the very man, Seabury Ford, whom they pu
forth as their leader, hiss by is votes and prin clip
les, the very last man that the people should trus
In the limits of Prospectus we have no roo m fol
details; but if the people ofOho are not rea dy t.
bow their necks TO the fund-mongers and pri vile
ged bankers to toryism in its worst form in time OF
war, to the mad acts of party discipline that re.
quire your written constitution to be torn'nto tat.
ters, that the tyrant's yoke may befas ened upon
you and your children, then check the mad career
of ycur State officials, who claim every for power
and nothing for the rights of their constituents.
The facts shall come from the records.
S. MEDARY.
Columbus O., Feb. ~. lS4s
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2ou,s S(bdfer.
Rehtsanmalt uro Tectarius, 9dntpr>

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tein Sad ,b(aScncen Weftaften, ric 'ibm a,,rer
braut wernen ,ncscn, in Start unb ben an9remsems
beu Counties pirmet,. 3hSlei ttna6ri4ti9t or leis
ncn>anrt(cute, baB CT ror &urjcm pabrenr tcines
AaIrirbalts in Jlew Dort, rurh bic Stttsc -6ntfe
ten 8airifhen Grnfts ra{elttt Ginri6tansen ~
ltrcffen i'm Stanpe mar, frpnah CT tilnftis iracn
Gefhafte In alien xbsilen 9eutfhtamr bnreb ,lte.
tersate on folsenbe 8edtsanspalpe .pdnttlieb unr
Yrplnrt perftben tutrn.
6ar 3beiuhenen unb GroBbeycstbum
Baoen, ~
@onrab Steinmes. Wahenteim an Der
6aaret 9fbeinfreis Baiern. l#.
Sir Wnrjbura, 8amberq unb ouns 9Elt
Bayern, Sranfen, 9Insbad, giilrntera INT
bas 6on,areid @iirtemberg, Or Nrans g.
8umpf. fSui9l. appeuaticnsserihts 2lopO
fat in Sambera. t1i
Sur 3weibruden, sambnra uup 5Rbein,
preu6en, bru. Carl @clen, foni9l. 9tboo
Fat in ,3weibriden.
yactdrins Molf Oberbrcnn, Deport-
ment 9ieoerrbefrt, gliaB. 5#fsf
9oama6tyn ut3b seri@tli6e Dctumente ttotr
Irt p.icen pom ibm in beutfter, enslifdber u"o
franst(ifher @pra6s perfcrtist..
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