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THE EFFECTS OF AGITATION.

While politicians, who have their own
Pnrpo es in view. are playing (says the
baltimore American) upon The prejuaires
and sectional feelings Of The people at the
North, The reaction naturally produced BY
ms course is working its inevitable re-
rol's. For long lime past the North has
supplied The South with manufactures Of
all kinds aud received in return the cotton,
tobacco ard money of The South; the whole
carrying trade of the South has been in
Northern hands; and oui OF this business,
which wssandi is almost a comple,e North.
ern monopoly. great profits were made and
are SOW made
but there Is 4 change in progress, the
rr fences OF which are manifest from ,av
- tiav. The Southern people are awaken.
IN 10 The srcePsisa lhai If they would
p'ssess indepen en- they must seek /,
n us first elements lin other words, ia
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Legislature or North Carolina.
SENATE.

Monday, Dcc.S.
Mr.. Washington presented memorial
from sundry rilizrns &c Craven. jones
and other cnunues. PRAYING charter Coz
l,e eS rision of The N. G.. Railroad Ia
Newborn. Referred and ordered 10 be
printed.
Mr.. Cameron presented memorial oi
the merchants of FavcneviIlc relative to
the navigation nf the Cape Fear River.
Referred 10 The committee on the Judi.
clary.
Mr. J,yner. from The committee on So
much 81 The Gnvernnr's Message as re.
la'es 70 Mays Head. made report ,here-
on. aud recommended the adoption Of The
fnllo~i ing resolution:
RESOLVED By Tie General assembly o,
the State Of North Carolina, Tina, the
re-npcning Of the Inlet al or near Mays
Head. between The ocean and Alhemarle
sound. is work Of deep importance tn a
very large and wealthy poruon Of hi.
Stale. and of vast advantage 10 The gene
raj, commerce aud navigation uf the whole
country.
2. Res0iUed, That this work is pecu.
liarly within the powers and duty OF the
General Government. and tia, Congress.
will fail n one of lis great duties 10 the
Stale Of Narlh Carolina, and Ia the com.
merce and navigation of The country. il
the necessary appropriation Of money Co
The construction of this great work is MOI
promptly made. and the work prosecuted
10 completion with all reasonable dis.
patch.
3. Resoiued further, That i, is mai,
ter Of just complaint. on The par, of the
people Of Nnrh Carolina. that tins work
has been so unreasonably delayed. and il.
further delay will be considered a nalpa
BILE wrong and injustice to the State, a,
one Of The members Of the Confederacy
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Emigration 10 Grrgon-Sirong Inducements.

MIR. ihnrstun, The Delegate from ure-
gon. has published circular showing the
extraordinary Inducements for emigranis
10 &" to Oregon. The Legislature. at us
last session, trok measures Ia secure ,he
quiet u The Indians by purchasing ll,eir
lands. aud providing Tor the removal ui
The uibes.
A bill was also passed giving 10 Ill
men. over eighteen Years pf aye, arriving
and seiIlIng in Oregon previous to Decpm.
her 1850. 900 acres of land. ifsmgle, aud
il married $40 acres. The bill then pro
vi;les thai it those single men marry in
one year from The lsiof Derembcr, 1850
they shall receive go acres. Whine
males over twenty one. emigraiing To the
country and selling there, between The
ilrst day Of December. 1850. and the firsl
day Of Derember 1853. shall recei lt;a
acres OF land. il a single man. and if mar
ried. $40 acres. But there is also pro.
vision here. that il single men marry ia
one year after arriving in the territory.
they then receive 800 acres. All male
minors who 60 10 The country. and settle
and become twenty one brfure December,
1883. will receive 100 acres OF land alb
souIely. and il they marry in onc year
AFTER arriving at majority, hey will re.
ceive $40. All foreigners, BY filing their
intentions of becoming American ciiizens,
are treated like native born American CHI.
gems and they are onlyrequired to complete
mat nniral,zaiion before they get a.fnal
Ute. lnsihe opinion of Mr.. I'hurslcn,
Oregon is The place above oil others for
einigrsn,s.
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y De suijsei q sis'sIys g.. Laid -
.br islie.
IS. Shepard. kam he rpma'iiife ~
Eduralian. rrPoI,ed lssarsaiy an DE hiil
% inse1pafsis Union Insii.uis IN Ran
dpiph. narmsl College. AID u''issora-
bls ~ ihs bal 10 change al'e lnpde q
dividing The psocreds Of the Li;srsry
Fund.
Ne. Wosd6n. fram me Judiciary COM
millre. pFesesied ball N present srlling
inioriealine liquors 10 free nrgrors and
Indians. Passed rs first rr..iing.
SIR. Berry presented bill for ihe bes-
Yer regulation Of The village af Chapel
Hill. Referred 10 The rommisles On Con.
parsiinns.
Mr.. wuoi6n. introduced bill 10 i'm
prove rsunIy prisons and 10 rsiaelisl,
houses af correction:
Mr.. Thomas. from The e.mmiiirr on
Corporations. spored The bill N inrorre-
raie Wilmington and TepsAil Sound
Plank Road Company and recommend
ed 10 Passage.
Mr.. Washington. from lhe judiciary
Commune. repaired substitute fH ihs
bills referred. Ielaiire 20 slaves and free
persons 81 rolar. Ordered 10 be printed.
The bill providing Tor Grnlagieal and
Agricultural sur, ey ofihe stale Was made
the order oflhe day Cor Friday nett
Saturday, Dec. "a.
Mr.. bunting Introduced a resolution
directing the Judiciary COMMITTEE 10 in,
quire into the expedlrncy OF amending
the law respecting the payment Of debll
due from insolseni estates. &c.
Mr.. Kelly introduced sbill Ia establish
= new eonniy BIZ The name Of Wiiher.
spoon. Rad hra time anil passed. and
on his motion referred 90 t'ulnmii,ss OF
Propositions and Grievsnr~s.
The bill In incorporate The Bank al
Washington was read second time am
passed hy voie 81 81 ayes ~ nors.
The resolution in relation 10 The Ra
leigh and CASTOR Rail Road. introduce.
by Mr.. Joyner. WAS read aud adopted an,
referred 10 a selrvl Commiiiee with in
snueiions 10 report bill in cnniormil,
with said resolution. Commii,es consist a
Nrs.rs. Jayner. Speighi. Jones. csnad
Is, mum. 5
On motion oi VIZ. GIimer. the bill Ii
lay af and establish new county by Oh
name Of Yadkin. Ma. taken up and refer
red 10 the Committee on Propositions an
6riesanres. together with sundry memo
Iials relating lherslo.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

"ohuAg bct. y.
Mr.. J. NJ Leach presented preamble
and resolution declaring il 10 be espedien,
10 inquire into the necessity of having a
Tax on land and .on polls fnr the purpose
Of preparing for defence. in view of n dis.
solution Of the Union.
Mr.. Dargan moved their indefinite post
ponencnl.
Mr.. Jones thought that MI resolutions
OF this nature should be refened to The
commiilee on Negro Slavery. That CON-
miilee was raised to consider all such sub.
jecls, and wiihoni saying any thing as 10
the merits Of any Of these resolutions, he
considered that the proper course for them
To take.
Mr. Avery moved to lay them on The
table. Carried. 80 10 20.
Mr.. Ruflin. from commi,ec ON A men |.
Inenls to the Consultation. reported advers-
" to The bill 10 elect Judges by the pep
pie. On motion Of Mr.. stevenson, laid
on The table.
Mr.. Mclean. from the same COMMITTEES,
reported adversely Ia the bill To cleo, Mag.
lslraie. by the people.
| MIR. Walton offered an amendment. hn
III" whole subject was laid on the table.
Mr.. ID. 4. Barnes introduced bill IL
amend an ACT Of 1876 4. making real es
i tate assets.
Tuesday, Dec. 10.
! Mr. Erwin, presented bill in relation
10 the extension Of the Central Rail Road
Mr.. Trip. bill concerning / Peni.en.
iiary. Referred 10 committee ON PROPOSE
Iions and Grievances.
Mr.. Fleming. a series of resolutions on
the slavery qaes,inn. which. on molion
were laid on the table aud ordered 10 d,
printed.
1 Mr.. Saunders asked leave Ia hiring in !
report from The joint select committee o,
Negro Slavery. with proposition to print
Referred 10 committee of the whoIe, ant
I. made the order of he day f,,r Monday next
Al-o. to refer The varinns reports ON ll,s
/ subject 81 Slavery 10 committee Of lhs
4 whnlr.
i MIR. Riyner introduced certain resoln
d lions stating thai when the resolutions lrou
the committee an Negro Slavery wer,
brought 10. lie would nave 10 strike on
all after Wtereas, aud insert his own res
olniions. On motion, laid IN the table an,
ordered 10 be prin,ed.
! Nr. Avery gave notice that he wnnl,
offer a minority repor. on the subject o
4 Slavery.
/ Mr. Till. of CaswrlI. gave notice ,ha
he would also offer a repor, against h,rI
4 majmi'y and minority of same conmi,,er
amloffered a resolution whiel, WI. laid o.,
the table aud ordered To he printed.
i Tue honr rf IL having arrived. IN,
Speaker annonneed The or.Ierof ,Iay 10 b,
the resolutions introduced by Mr.. Bird
SUI franklin, relative 10 the N. G. Raj
ROAD
i Mr.. Pope moved TO strike Out all afie
4 the " aal Rssoicsd, and insert a su,s,i,,,,,
sl'i.h isc sub,nileI-rrron .penIiuu
nuifal Withdrawal. on the par, II III,
ss1'e am! the Stuck holders. from The Term
y me eoniracl. and prop ,sing that III,
Stale s'aoall dsf.ay al reasonable expen
ses nus tsr incurred u the prosecution o
The work.
/ MssJ"pcs, Of Orange. moved IL Law ih
res nintions aud amendment on the tab'e
J motion 10 lay on The table, i, is pc,
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s7lssissIppi.-The Legislature Of Mi,sis-
sippi, previous 10 its adjournment on the soih
ultimo. bv vote Of % 10 in the Senate, and
"a to 40 in the House. passed bill calling a
State Convention. Ia he held ON the second Mon.
day Of September next; the election for members
TO he held on the first Monday in sepiembsr.
4 bill has bscs introduced into the I.sgialasurs
Of Mississippi, laying a tax Of twenty-five poi
cent. upon oil goods, wares and merchandise, the
produce or manufacture Of any Of the non-slavs
holding states. or which shall have hssn import
oil into the United States through any one o
their ports.
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~ Getriapmrni ~ i,siT aun fesaufsri
-! n de- rnli synlshi fiber ~ d lslsiH
The Albsay Argus, nasiring ii'sse indira-
Suns. rrmarks:
a In nsaa al lhs Soullsera sss;rs great
enrriions zsr beinx pnJ l0rsh b, deselepe
skrir nisnAfaslHIing Tesaarrrs. Gosson
faesasies are heinx bssis W cess asral,le
sxienl Ia tseefsia. znd sane in neishhor-
ing Sssse-s at Bzl.imor. tie ship yards
are sll busy hnildAng srsssl. Cor southern
poss; and al arss the Sssih ihr grrAirss
ssiirisy IL shawn In he discrimination Ia
hcindep~ndenl nj Nsnllsra manu- .riarsrs.
sessrls and merchants. What val bs the
lssnli a shi.f Inevitably "a lrsssn lhs
slemsad iar Northern and Eastern msnn-
faesars. saa 40 drPress esmm-rse and
Labor m me free Sizles. The eGeri ca,
ma Ir alIarai.r; and sc wsuld ask the
hfrrhnni. lie manuisrInrrr. Apd The labor
rr. M gi.r lhr .nijeri Ih.ir ~aFrful rvn>isle
rsii.4s. alres.ly has he Naliii fril The e.
ferris .,f liz arrdIess seeiinsd agitation. in
the hrs al S.surlrin sHrpor: and Il Il IL
eonlinar.i. she will Ieei u III more keen
~.
Observation-Disclosures ei-e ran the Sanll
expert ln he fanaIirsl sgIIsIors in iiial
quarirr suppose thai The Soaih viii eon-
linue Io throw means and appliances into
their hands Go he usfd lor The irsirnriion
Of Southern sni-rsls. and Of the prsre al
The SmIhg That wouli he the rx,rrms
Of faulty. The money whwh is en-.
pended 10 promote The schemes &C Aboli'
lisnis,s has hren derived. NJ lras,. mur-ll
Of u. from the pruliss ~ Snnihern rnnsign.
mems aud 81 Ssulhrrn trade. I he shsli'
that are sin,ed.ai The heart of The Sauil
are winged with feathers fsaa her nwr
heart She nnrses the pininn. thai impel
The steel. nm there will br nm rnd 81
this. Even faniirism j. sensitive in III,
region oi the porkrl and the mast sr,len
solaries Of abnlilion will moi perisl in ear
rying on warfare IL ihrir avn ro-i. u
principle weighs much with them. inter.
rsl wrigl's more.
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NJ. Wrhslrr's Opinion Of The North on The
Fugitive Law.-Daniel Webster. having
been invited to attend Union Meeting
Of the citizens Of Augusta county. Va,
writes To these citizens an enthusiastic
letter. Ii pertains to the great sub
ject Of contention. We quote that
which bears upon the subject:--
!" am lately from the North, where
| have mixed extensively with men
Of all classes and all parties, and i assure
you, gentlemen. that through the mas
ses of the Northern people, the gene
raj feeling and the great cry is for the
Union and for its preservation. There
are, il is true, men to be found, some
Of perverse purposes. and some Of be-
wildered imagination, who affect to sup
pose that some possible but underlined
good would arise from dissolution Of
the ties which bind these United States
together, but be assured that the mum
Of these men is small, the eminent lea
ders Of all parties rebuke them, and
while there prevails a general purpose
to maintainthe Union, as it is, the pur-
pose embraces, as its just and necessa-
~ means, a firm resolution Of support
ing the rights of all the States, precise
" ashley stand guaranteed and secured
by the Constitution. And YOU may de-
pend upon il, that every provision in
that instrument. in favor Of the right,
Of Virginia, and the other Southern
States, and every constitutional act o.
Congress, passed to uphold and enforce
those rights, will be upheld and main.
tanned not only BY the power Of the law
but also by the prevailing influence o.
| public opinion. Accidents may occur
to defeat the execution OF law in ,
particslar instance; misguided mel
may, it is possible. sometimes enabl,
others to elude the claims of Justice
and the rights founded in solemn, con
stitutional compact; but, on the whole
and in the end, the law will be execu
ted and obeyed; the South will see, tina
there is principle and patriotism, goo,
sense and honesty in the general mind
of the North; and that among the grea
mass Of intelligent citizens in that quar-
ter, the general disposition to ask 70
justice is not stronger than the d,sposi
ton to grant il to others"
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EIlNsDcBGUGWs vo o.


or We are rsqsesssl 70 say that The Rev. A.
ID. blsrkvsea wiiI rrsarA n Ass hin On Sen.
dsy ns1t, ana In HillsbssoaEh 81 night.
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Mr. PoInsest's Lelter.-our readers
will End On our ffsf page vrry able and pain.
asic Ieiirr. written BY the Hon. J. x. Peinr<si-
Mr.. Poinseii wss seereisr. al Mar under sAs
standardization af Mr. Van Buren. and Ger time
Minister of he United sisies 70 Mrrice;'a chi.
srn q high character and Ialrnss and II great en-.
psrisncs In public aHain
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Freshef.-ws lssm from The Milton
Chronicle. ihs, there mas been ano,hsr food in
thu Dan Diver. slnosi equsl to the one in Au-
gust last; but on lhis oeeasioa there were NO
h,idsrs 10 wash away. and - ihs crops had bssn
removed from the lew grounds. little damage was
done.
We learn xlso that the Rosnohe and James
River have also been very full. and the Peters
hsrs intelligence says the river there has been
higher than they had ever before seen h.
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Masonic Coiiege.-The Grand Lodge
Of North t'srslins. q, is recent Annual convocs-
lien At Raleigh. adopted resolution TO establish
- Masonic College. TO be located at Orford. in
Granville county. We understand that the ei,i-
zens Of Oxford have made large contributions 70
provide Tor lie accommodation.
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The Demoeras.-J. W. Lancaster. ssa.
has purchased The establishment Of the Democnsl
In ihis place. and will forthwith remove Il TO Gn-
ham, IN Alamanee county. In iisIs win be ehsn-
gri to -TEr sorrHrss Drsosslr; = iis poll.
iieai eomplrzion sill 10 remain thoroughly De-
n,ocraiic."
A Short prospectus has been Issued. which
shall appear in our neat.
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isp. WsH kHoar. fffsiiiArs 81 1,lsip
SO. lonrs as srtrIsl ii.nrs splea'ei
a. Wisidfaw ~ masif,n. bul uaull 49,.
ennsEni. The maiian n rs a. ne -
ws- finally sjrslrd. ~lrn
NJ. Leach pfaeretid 10 ID .,e-s tie
House. II ssms Length IN nprs.isi a 81, ~
rgsnlniinn<. and ~as replmA d +. sE.
Bridge. ths m~srr.
In he ssfning strssor NE sshiFrI ~ss
sgsin rernmsd. and she dshai~ esn.innr..
nv Mr.. Stevenson ia opposition. an. NJ
Mizsll "a surpon Of lie zane.
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IHuISudy. DC =
hr. Cameron. from the ronmluee on
Corporations, reported !. bill 10 Incorporate
the Fayetteville aud Warsaw Plank Rnad
Company.
The engrnssed bill concerning original
attachments passed its 3d.reading and was
ordered To be enrolled,
The bill concerning The duties of Sllsr.
ifs was ordered 70 be cngrosscl.
Friday. Dee. 10.
Mr. Wiley presented The proceedings
Of . public meeting in:E!leni, IN relative
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-05-28
g t q T b.

Gin 5ten D1ai, lit Notlanp, Scbannes
Orep, ln 70lten sebsnsjabre, am 9hlasfuB
-am item in GrinmitIh, Sarab 4nna,
St6tre6en bon 6einrieb Oietrit, i'm 2ten
sebenejabre. grtrunfen.
am 0. Wlai, in Wlaratamnp, 6rrmine
W1aria ebcsattin bon 6sinreb Scbeio, i'm
Slncbett, i'm 25iten sebensjabre.
am 11ten, eitber 5effner. 95ittme bon
sSaecb 6effner i'm 5lfen $etcnejabre, am
S6lasfns.
-am l2ten, gatbarina @issfrieo, mitts
rpc bon Scbannes Sie9frieb, i'm 74(ten See
benejabre, am Shlasfub.
am 16ten, in SrnnpitItb, W1aria Ser.
nina, s6bterden bon Wm 6sfner. i'm 8n
$etenejabre.
-am 1Sten, in Waioenerief, gliIatetb,
Satin bon Sfaae 6up, i'm 4Oten setensjab.
am %. Hpril, in ella6, Sobann pblip,
SSbnden bon phllip 5erIsin, i'm 6. Sabre.
-am 81. Wai, in Camden Go, 81. .SerIcp,
pbi!ip wci6, ein GoIoat Der Nepcluticn,
i'm Ilter bon l04 Sahren; CT mar ein Seut
f6er bon 8eturt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-05-28
scrIblinas NfpDcr,.

Ele9snte, nsumopiae SribIin9ss Kieis
Ger, an Jamefon's ,poblfeilem Kleioers
Stebr, @fe Der 6tsn unb pennfrase, 6sas
olns. 9ies @tablinemsnt miro BON bemGruno'
fass gsletet, Dem publifum before Sesinauns
gen anjubieten, alS fcnifmo ansebctsn msrosn
f6nnen. 9Sir baen nun pOrrdtbi9 Elm fplsnois
bes enforcement BON ben neumooigfen Srnbs
ln9ss&lsioern, aasS sinfblisssnb was mcei9
uno ju wanfbsn 1T, ;ussfbnittsn uno gsmabt
nab osm beifen Gsfbdftssgtpls. @ls9ante,
numppi9e frran;6lfbs tubsns 2sbs uno Srads
&6fs, I9abit Sub uno @aiimir Safr6de une
6rOdtees, es;wiIst unc Sommertub SrrfteeS,
init sinem fplenbiben adortsment BON ben neus
mpci9ifen franjSffbsn fdncp uno fblibten
saiimirseofsn Wsifsn BON sabupisr Gsribss
benbeit, sini9e bapon fino BON unierer si9enen
sSmpcrtaton, bas Wuifsr bopon III fcnif Mrs
9enomc ;u babsn-in 0Sabrbst, mir f6nnsn uns
fern Gtcd nidt jdblem absr Wenn ibr sin9en
@ebanfen babt ju faufen, uno iibsr babt ibr,
fprsbst ju an bisfem beribmten @tabGsmsnt,
unb man pirb sub antbun in &pd, Soften H.
Wsite, NIT grocer @snauisfsit unb @lseanh
wsldes br faufsn f6nnt ;u einem 70 nieb.iaen
Yrsifs, oas ibr oaribsr srifaunen miGt, am
@f Der 6ten unb Ysnnifrabe, Sarto's 5ootsl
9e9eniber Stealing.
Nai %. James Jamefon.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-05-28

Joeinrid) &rmentraut, Veioler unb sScneS, seSds
mes 9. 2(nbsricn, Daniel 81. @lpmsr, S6lta
unb Jpenrp-11te Sla0s, $l5 qeiS. Sober.
Tres unb Sifiin9er, p. Suibcn9 uno 9obn,
Tri6sr unb Stauet, 8. s. Selir unb Co.,
Ocnabausr unb Soper, QSm. @rmsntraut,
Soft uno losbn-l2te SlafF, $12 so Sober
9En. Ysaeod, Satob SouoerS, s. uno 9. @is
rib, 9. Diblsr, @rmsntraut uno Sruoer,
@n9lanb unb Sicbel, 8. g. 6si;mann Sobn
g. Nulsnbatb, s. 9. Sbalter, Bm 9as
piS, 9. 8. gmitb, q. 8. peaeof, s. 8. u.
SO. 9efbsr, Srufman unb SifIinaer Nris
unb Sslesr, Sria unb Sruba6sr, Daniel s..
Scas, u. S. Soas, 9. NsitimprS oein u.
Ssttlp, Daniel Sepfert, Sosl &itter-l3ts
SloiIe, $40 90 eeifsnS Ssbsr.
&eubsn SoauS, 9Sqiam Call, 2(nton Sifsl,
Soiepb @rr9as, s. unb 6. Stpud, Sobn
s.. 9anf fslo, s. Sttin9 uno Srubsr, Scbn
GurromS, 9(msla Naifs, QSiaiam pries,
9. &. WeSurbD j9sinrib Ssslsr, Samuel
@rmentrout Sobn Gitter unb &c., u. .Ssws
lp, QS. q. Sausrbisr, g s. QSunbsr unb
Srubsr, - unb u SO Soucer6, 9 weica,
Sabb uno Wannsr, qSm. s @lous, g Z
&etterer. Srsiner uno Ssiolsr, y 6 uno s.
Y Otiller, Nu9uif SoaS, u Ioenfe unb 60,
Qbilip Z 96rna, y IS Carl @bos pbiuips
pL Saecb Osaurer, G 5os;mann, @scre
qccn Ipirib, Nbrabam Spsier, @eor9 Saus
srbier, Saecb Wtpsrs, Nbam oeimaun, s
SO uno 81 QS SoantIdD Soenrid) Soellsr, 9
StspenS, s 0S (9arpsr, Gimcn Sittin9, 9
s Serlin, Sacob Sauerbier Srau y @bris
ffidn, @eor9 Reufird, Qepan Manbsrbad,
s. QSslop unb Sobn, Sobn Wsllert, Same5
Samefon, 8 6 Sbnsl, @erlbom Bolf
Daniel Span9, Nbam 0isitmsper 9apib &C..
ny, @Ii Sor, Srsnsifsn unb earman, 2lnb.
Sosnfs uno So, Qspan uno Souif, Gbcmas
gsip, SOiepb WutbartYbiIip NlbrebtSri6
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uno lcpicl man peib, sescn bic Nesicruna
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lhen Rrieaes.
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