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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

AGENTS FOR RIcHMoND--M essrs. Purcell, Ladd g.
TO-, Jas b. Glib and Grnbbs & Apporson oc d.
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Exclusive of ChickAsaw lands.
Thus it is shown that, in a few years, the sur
veys Of the pubic lands, IN all these States, will
be completed, and the archives connected there
with transferred 10 the respective States, as pro-
Moed by law. The object in pressing forward the
surveys, has been to keep pace with settlement,
and 10 enable enlefpusing pioneers to avail them
selves OF the bench IS of the pIe-emption act Of
1871, which in express terms excludes all persons
who settle on unsurveyed lands.
Where the surveys have been carefully and cor
rectly executed, IL Is but seldom that survey is
necessary, ana hence iuIther expenditure in this
branch OF The service Is required.
Much embarrassment has been experienced in
determining the location and survey of private
claims, espe cially in Florida and Louisiana, but
unde er the judcious direction OF the Suryeyors-Ce
neral those States, the difficulty, TO great ex-
tent, have been removed, In Florida, most Of the
prlVate claims have been located and surveyed,
and the work appears TO have been done In a man
ntr generally acceptable. During the present
season, it is expected that the remainder OF the
private claims, and most if not all, of the public
lands of any value outside of the Seminole reser-
ystion, in This State, will be surveyed
In consequence Of the great number OF bounty
lana warrants issued and located, the low rates
al which those warrants have been sold-averag-
ing only about 80 cents per acre-the grants and
donations made TO the several States for internal
Improvements, the sales of the public lands, dur
ing the past year, have been comparatively limit
ed. The whole quantity sold and appropriated
in Satisfaction of warrants and donations exceeds,
very considerably, however, that Of the preceding
year.
The following statement of the amount of lands
sold and located by military land warrants, Nc +,
IN Is4S and lSl9 and first three quarters of 1880,
exhibits the crease cash receipts, and the in-
crease foI 1919 ia the amount of lands disposed of
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THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Report OF the Commissioners OF the Land

Report OF the Com missioner OF the Land
Office.
In submitting for your consideration report of
The operations of this branch of the service during
the past year, have concluded to modify to some
extent the forms of statistics, by presenting semi
annual tables OF the sale and disposal of the public
lands so as to conform to the fiscal year, and at
the same time admit of being arranged by calendar
years when desired.
AS il has been the practice to found the tables
for the third quarter in part upon estimates, have
concluded this year 10 dispense with itand TO carry
the statistics into the body Of the report.
The surveys of The public lands and private claims
have been prosecuted during the last year with all
the energy " hich the at the disposal of this
office would permit The late period at which the
appropriations for the current year were made, pre-
vented the extension Of the surveys this fall the
northwest, as intended, to keep pace nth the
progress of settlement. The delay thus caused,
however, will be compensated by increased efforts
in the ensuing spring, that the numerous settlers
in thai direction may have an early opportunity of
purchasing their improvements. In the States OF
Ohio, lndians, Mississippi and Alabama, the sur
veys have been completed, the archives connected
herewith transferred 10 the State authorities
as required by. the act of June IL, 1910, and the
office Of Surveyor General in those States dscon-
tinued In Illinois, Arkansas, Michigan, Missouri,
Louisiana and Florida, the surveys are being
brought 10 close as speedily as practicable as
will be perceived by reference to the following Ia
bic, showing the area of each State, the number
Of acres surveyed, and the number remaining un-
surveyed -
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about eI,oO0-a sum that would not more than pay
the annual salary Of one of the superiatendents
employ ed, IN the service. By q subsequent report
nom the War Department, il was shown that the
rent received in l843 and 1874, amounted to 2sl4
pounds OF lead, worth about 4,S56-while the
amount expended on account of mineral lands by
the government, including salaries Of office re-, &c,
duiiDg the same period, was S20,729, making an
acty loss to the government ny the operation OF
$l5G3 IL TO this be added the amount that
would have be en- realized from these lands, If they
had been sold at the ordinary minimum of 81 % per
e, and the expe nses, costs, &c that grew of
the vast number Of suits instituted by the United
States 10 rent due by defaulting essecs to
yacate fraudulent entries, an, il would amount to
sum IN comparison TO which the loss abovemen.
TONED would be Insignificant. Subsequently, in
consequence of active measures having been taken
by the District Attorney for that purpose, greater
amount OF rent was received, but without any
abatement of the attendant evils. So fully was Con-
gress satisfied OF the inexpedency OF this system,
with reference to revenue, and of the actual loss
that the government had sustained from it, that on
the Sd March, ls49, an act was passed, authorizing
the President OF the United States TO cause the
valuable lead mines reserved in the State of Mis-
sour, 10 be exposed TO public sale, subject to the
ordinary minimum. This was followed by the act
of llth Of July, 1916, drec ing the mineral lands of
Illinois, Southern Wisconsin, and Iowa, to be
sold; by the acts of the lst and Sd March, lSI7 di-
recnDg the sale OF the valuable copper mines of
Lake Superior, &c-and finally by the act of 26th
Septt mber, 1850, reducing their minimum price to
that of ordinary public lands
therefore recommend that the lands in Califor-
MIA be sold-those that are agricultural in the
dInary way, and those that contain valuable mne-
rails, in small lots, and subject at first to an increa-
sed minimum that these mineral lands, after due
public notice, be put up TO the higest bidder ia
quantities only 10 suit the demand, that after such
Offering, if they should remain unsold, to be sub
ject to entry at an increased minimum.
And If il be the determination of Congress to
secure a recompense for the valuable mineral con-
tanned in those ands that they provide by law that
all those minerals shall be assayed in California,
by the United S,ates that given ratio of the same
thus assayed shall ensure TO the government and
that mineral shall be exported from the country,
until il is thus sssayed.
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

ARREST or LoWGRovE, THE BALTIMORE ForoEr
- a decent looking young man reached this city or
SUNDAY evening, 10 the Northern cars, and took
lodliug a. The Exchange Hotel Yesterday morn
lng Mr BoJder, lessee OF the hotel. recognized
,he young men as being the identical individual
VINO STOOD charged with having pefpetrated two.
ioTgefies in the city Of Baltimore, which had been
detected on saturday last. lie immediately ia
io!med The Mayor ot the city Of the ciF,umstlaces,
Wheieupon that iunciOnsry et once depnted niio
10 arrest The individual desi2nafed The o4icers
Niioflned mat duy. and straghtway carried the
1oulq 3 mln (who gave biz name a. LovpgfOvp) bs-
fore the Mayor a despl'ch was then tr4nsmluel
TO the Police Of Baltimore, appFising them uf the
arrest, and shortly afilrwsrds reply was rsosived,
requesting the authorities here 70 detsin lOvearevC
ull rsqWsitiCn could be m 8de hv the Executive
Of Mary e. Richmond tpa) Fmes, Nor rs.
scFRrur CouHr or yHr UureD Srsrrs, Dec Pre-
sent a. yesterday. aud Nr Iusts Daniel CT virginia
No suydam an Boyd. pailiigs vs. H. q Peytsn.
On the motion Of Mr Walker of counsel for the de-
noatt hiscasse fsn the Uircuis Court ~ tha United
ststes YES difmised with the can't Of ~ p-
for the pitinfi under the slth rus OF she
A. finrtf af tn - A
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transmitted to this office is 1880, of which
50 269 have been located. covering ,840, 400 acres
The act granting Mexican bounty land clai ms
was construed TO authorize their assignme nt whc
opened door for the commission OF extensive
Frauds well upon the soldier aud his heirs as the
government. Numerous discharges have been
forged, and warrants obtained thereon and assigned
and passed into the hands of bona fde purchasers,
by individuals personating the soldier.
Some estimate may be formed of the extent Of
these frauds, from the actthat about three hundred
warrants have been cancelled on ihe ground of
having been obtained on false or forged papers,
and about two hundred and seventy five have been
suspended upon allegations of the same character,
made by counter claimants. Fourteen hundred
caveats have been filed in this office by individuals
contesting the issue of patents 10 the assignees,
chic fly on the ground that the assignments false
and counterfeit, or, in fact, executed prior to the
issue of the warrants. and the dates subsequently
inserted.
=
Much embarrassment has also been experienced
in closing the grants made to the States for Inter
Lal Improvements by the Act of 4lh OF September
1871, and by other similar grants made TO particu-
lar States, by special acts of Congress. The fol-
lowing table exhibits the present condition of the
grant made by the Act Of 4th of September, 1911,
to wit -
8TArEMENr SHOWING THE CONDITION THE STATE SEI
Tioss UNDER THE AcT OF Arm SEPTEMBER, 1641, o
30TH OF JUNE. 1880
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We ere Indebted to Colonel { 4 Hunt Deputy Quar-.
tefmsst,r General for information rslstiys to the
uovertnts ~ troops TSo companies Of tbs "a
day. 2ith inst from Tampa Bay rhey we're on thoir
way 20 r,1as but vl renlsin here until further or
utfs Iive companies of tbe 4th Artery lefs Tampa
q short me siuce for New York Company q OF this
regiment is dettintd Tor Fort Miflin. on Delasara
liver aud con pany for Port Washington on the
Tot, mac. Ccmgaay n lst Arullefy, comm andsi by
Lieut.. Col Nsumnn. tsteveF 81 The New Orleans mar
Iscka G. mpany "A, An ARTILLERY, which las been or.
6trtd 20 New York haroor. COMPANY c let ARTILLERY
commanded BY Brevet Lieut. Col Wtbtter has re-
lieves company nc Baton Rouge Barracks commasd.
ed ty Brevet Major Ecott of the f'h ARTILLERY wh,h
has fsiled for kort Washington on the Po;omasVs1g
Otktns FicoBHne. Noe 26
There are ~ Yale college AZ this time N ali SIS
suttuts- of thefe 4s2sfe 7sraduat.s BE tboi1.
ccal siuttr's a6 law students cS nedjrsi stuI-u.s
SLd al E.Uaen.s of philosophy aa1 tAe alta
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TRAGEDY IN AEEASsAs.--The Little Rock Demo-
Graf, OF The 9th inst contains the plIticalars of a
late ueeic occurrence which took place in Jeiier.
son county, AK aud resul ed in the de ath Of two
citizens of that county. IL appears that Mr Elzey
taylor, an industrious and hard working citizen,-
had made himself obnoxious by entering some
government land on which some Of his neighbors
had made some improvements. The settlement
took the matter In hand, took Mr Taylor into Gus
tody, and after compelling hun. under pain of
the persons who had improvements on them, on
the payment by them Of the entrance money, they
warned him TO remove from the settlement. Tho
took place some time ago Recently the feud
broke out afreth, when Mr. Taylor having occi.
tion 10 go TO Pine Bluffs busocss, was followed
or met ON his return, on Wednesday week, By
three men, Anderson Steadmen, a Mr.. Hoyle, and
Jthn T.. Hogan, all armed with rifles Taylor was
efmcd with n double reled shot gun. perceiy-
ING Manifestations Of an attack on the part Of his
TuTsuers, Taylor alshted from his horse ant
awaited their approach Ga getting within a shorr
distance, the two hrst named persuns discharged
their rifles at him. but probably without any effect
except shooting his horse, which was between
him and bis ass8ilants Ee then retreated 10
tree. Steadman and Hoyie advanced on him
when hs fred both barrels Of bis gun ia snici, suc
cession. killing the former on the scot ana In ct-
ing fatal wound on the latter, which ternipa,ed
IN his death a few hours Afterwards. TAYLOR m tAe
bis escape into the woods ard had not been he ird
Of up to the 6ih inst. The Democrat thinks III Tav.
lor is caught. he will be less ia dlnrer fr1n tb.
law than from the fury of his neiqbhofa who II is
su1posed, VIII be satisfied with nothing short OF
his life.
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ALABAMA.-The following are the returns frsm
nine counties in this State:-

Increase in nine cos. 35, SOC
Sumter county has been divided since 1910.
MARESGo COUNTY, ALA.-The census of Maren-
go county shows total population of q, ,700 viz
7,ll7 whites, 20, 544 slaves, and 80 free negroes
The increase of white inha bants since 1874 is only
ten, while the increase of slaves is $40.
TENsAs PARISH, lathe Concorda Mtelli-
gencer furnishes the following statistics of Tensas
parish:--
Present white population. n............... 9Os
slave population. n................... s,22a
number of plantations ............ l75
number of bales of cotton made the
last year ...................... 2l 900
'' number of bushels of corn raised
last year. ear...................... 332, 100
The number of deaths, last year, in the parish,
was 49, of which l56 were from cholera; were
Crowned; and IL deaths caused by various other
accidents.
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RHODE IsLANp.-The complete official return of
he population of this State makes it III 4s9, being
an increase of 3S,767 since 1910, when it was
l05, I'D.
vERMoNT-The following are partial returns
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Increase e..............lSS S,7SS

There are eleven townships TO hear from--jus.
third Of the county The population OF the
county in 1910, was ~ ,2ll, and II the remaining
townships show the ratio of increase, the po-
pulation will be nearly CO. 000
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OHIo.-Thirty-one counties in Ohio exhibit tn
Total of 81 counties. es................5 5is. .5Gg

RACINE CouNrY, WIs.-The United States Dspu.
y Marshall for this county. has furnished the fol
loving as the official returns OF the number OF in.
habitanis in this county. on the let Of June, lsJ0.
City OF Racine. OH Town Of Roches'r GT2
Town Of Racine. $50 Burlington =. lG2J
Mt Pleasant ,OTS Yofkville qgS
Caledonia. l.O9S Norway. 7jI
Raymond. 1,C2l Doyer....... $50
MARlrAND.-The following returns are from
nine counties in this State, Including the CITY OF
Baltimore
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The population OF The village OF Ballston Spa,
lying in the town of Milton. Saratoga Co.. is l 1861.
SUFpoIK COUNTY, ~ Y,-The number of inhabi-
lies, l,269; in Easthamton, 2, lbs; families, 45O;
Shelter Island, 1856; families, II. The aggregate
increase in ten years in the three places, only
356. The village of Sag Harbor, within its cor
porate limits, contains q $50 inhabitants. In 1915,
there were owned in Sag Harbor 63 whaling ships.
That number is now reduced to Is.
BRooME COUNTY, N. Y.-The census of Broome
county shows population of 30,6s0, an increase of
5 554 in five years.
MAssAcHUsETTs.-Th following are the returns
of the present census of the Stale OF Massachusetts,
~, "A N or 4 o IN
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TALBOT CorNrT, MD.-The census Of Talbot
county Is IS follows i-tSe inhabitants, Q $50:
slaves, l3j--toial 1901. Increase Of free inhi.
biisnis aimee 1910, lj3 and Of slaves iis of this
Increase 800 ia in 81 Minhaei's district Number
Of dwellings, l,6l2, and Of families. Cos.
QuEEN ANSE's Couvry, MD.--The following is
ihe census returns for Queen Anne's county,
Ih,fe ere 1925 white aRd free black inhabitants.
and AL slaves 10 the county For the year end
lnF lst June. there were 81 deaths There are
l,s65 places Of abode ia the county; 20 establish
ments Of productive industry, yielding from $500
wards annually
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VIRGINIA Loudon county, contains a ncny.-
lation of 2l55O, of which 1852 are whites. SiS;
free blacks, and 5,65l slaves Total increase
since lS40, l,ll9.
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Total. ..... 90 e42 SgTS 13l I 22pS5I $50 535
Fer the above pFodu ctions, l39 229 acres of laad
sre devoted to the culture Of cotton, and
$50, ,S9i TO the culture Of grain
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

NIAGARA COUNTY, N. Y.-We are indebted to
the Assistant Marshal for the following statistical
The New York herald., 1850-12-06

NEW JERSEY We have received the returns of
population in four of the counties of New Jersey,
which are as follows =
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srArsMENr SHOWING CONDITION THE STATE SEI &C.
Tioss UNDER THE AcT OF Arm SEPTEMBER, 1641 on THE
30TH JUNE. 1850
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
Nitistitter1 49,


pibueG: Aaes tetraf bic aaTt, ipar lscffsttinlia,
tuinultuard, seioenfaaft iprad aus i.ne ,n ailts
9erssn. Scurnale NIT Sa6lcfen Attcnenatn pertrfl-
ttten lld ftanSli nntcr alien alaffcn unb 9AiAtsr
Der SepottcrnnS ,ino fpirtten ipie Tunten nntey
brenntarer Materie Waucranthlase aller Nrt, pcn
Der ecrfhitSenftn 8rSBe unc Sartc, tieften riecr.
nberBebeneen u. IaIen BdEAen At, pcffsf,h,nti1e
0ereine battcR In allrn Gtaettbeilen iGre Ssspnes,
unc SteenertIbnen. Die Stfenti1en anselspubeifsa
partn gu tebr ;u bcnen eines jecen GinSenen eer.s
BEN, eaB fltt Dejenissn aus pen Dclte, relde.i1t
einnat ifen eciinten, fid eaf Usartten uue ST. tli.
bsn piaesn a's au'burente 9rttefsr fbaaftei,, -:
hrrn bic Iasestatter porlafen anp mad tbrst 1peiit
commentaries. 5sl lstkHlg2Es},4 Gt1 sesziE
Sas 9clf wablte ii6 tainals aas Der 9,aafye rc,t
Srenern, offtntfi6en 9harattere, Atseoronste ,t.,
bercn Namen in Naer Waunbe paren, Gini3e t,u ts.
tcnperen sictlin8cn aus, nabm an ibnen befcnDeren
Antbtil, Srratc i6ren gesncrn unb inabte ibre ga,
DE ju Der ieiniscn. Oairabeau pefbiot, W1arat,
Santonunb Tctespitrre tpare,, acbctnat,rer berar.
tise S6sen Der Soltssunft unp 9,ertcnifftaticnt,,
Der Srlfsmeinuns aen unter az riefe,, Gin,efttf
bats te tetner 70 lan5fan unp tief in ritScltssnt
enSe'pnrjct unc Gin 70 asen,sines 3utrauen aefin.
ori' mic Der Orrutrte pcr Arras. Dljrats aus Op.
rartat nebr cine natiorae als cine ptuictratite
tcnette ,ntbr, terubte audi cbf auf einiser Srieae.
tc6feret 9aotesrierre's 9ctstbmlicbte mar ftfrr
eeSruncet Marat mar atftcBtnr, telerrese,o, tii,b
fanp nur tei ecr -9eft ees 9oltes antlano ! faS
Slut, 'pcinit or bic Seiten eines Scnrnafs fertebs
Seftrl NIT nen erihrnten fnirt6eneen 9olte. Di.
faltblnti9ere Stinmnns ibrte Die @cin,.tber Nptes
pierre gu; pstbions Stern sins kaIo inter rie
1unff res Solfes itcrlette bic 0ienffe riobt pele
bic SefalIisfeit anp Witmireuns pes Dlare ron pa.t
rs Den N8itatcren seeiifct bate man lieste pfic
titr TIN tsiner Sdbwade wiitn Gin rcrfarer@trc6.
mann, CAB CT lldb ceen GinfuBe bin, ,aebte at.r
t'ieinals rntn seltenc. Oantcn te[as pie(e Graft.
oter ben fdblimen esuf as 1Daitns, ,lt,e bic in..
tttnttnaBise 9sehttAaftnbeit bes Ycless trrstbete
ins9rben prr tem titberibcn $etn,tns fenes G,nff.
lt"Ss Damon ip,r fir 9,arts nur BAG Seal zines
Antrabrers, ni6t ras etnes Gcfessettrs Ole I'm.
bdn9ibfeit tes 9rtes all Trtespierre srineete fitb
anf Afbtun9 rrr fcinem Gbarattcr IS lag cine ses
tptte ''tsrseuSenec 8epalt in ren Sheen eicEs an.
'es, cine nptif6c &raft in leintm Janei, cine rs
Arriteltbum in fener 0otle, Elm Gdsin ron Naar.
fprertbun ii, ccr 1rnutb, 9cbutr ano Ysrtin,cuna.
tpeltbsn CT fld INN 4aer pillen unter,pg. qptnn ts
Nrbespicrre listte slauttt bas @pe (icb Eftff ,tt
litten. -trr ,4s,ts.sa sff 'a'S
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
saNitttuOcb, Sen 23tem Samuar, 1850.
vecs!" lbrie pi6blih @omes.

HSDe!" ftprte ptCPllC9 OCute6.
Die pferoe maren im sIusenbIid in Yols
lent 0allcpp nno tricben bic Walacate nit
Wtnoesfhnelle. Sn elmer Winute mar Ger
Gimer tpiecer pber, aber-leer!
n3urld Jicdmals binab NIT bemGinler!
Gs gilt lein eeben, elm Menihenle ben" RIFF
ber Direttcr in 9erSpeifuna aueer Id Der
sInsit unc @utb . ,pelde Gbcrbeit, weIs
der Wabn0nn !"
Die eeute beeilteil fh feinen Sefebl Su
noIsieben, aber bepor Ter @imer nod srpans
zig Sns ttef 9efunfeu mar b6rte man oem
numpfen Gnall ber GrploGon III Der Gtsfe
,lno cine WUIte bon 9aud uno Staub ftie9
aus Gem Shadt en,por unb erfliIte bic @als
lera. 9Ils fle llh pieoer perscs, traren bic
9elhter aller 9upelencen leihenblae.
luSbr GdurfeM 1hrie Der 2rettcr @ps
meg 81, ,,tpas lolt btes beceuten 2"
uSei metner SeeIe-fo wabr ih ein@brilt
bin-ber Stri6 lit meiner Ssano anseSc9eu",
feuhte @cmes"l oeien 3dbue flappertcn,
ipdbreno er am 9ansen yeibe bebte uno Den
Direftcr nid,t an3ubliden pa9te.
Ser 9estere er9riff cbne metr ein Wcrt
al BEN @lencen su oerIieren, cine Shaufel,
unc iprans nit nch swei slnbern lit ben @is
mer, Der fhnea in ben Shad,t binabgelafen
purbe. lluten ausefcmmen rdumten fle, 70
RAID es nur uo9Iif tpar ben Sd)utt neg,
ipomit Die @rplpflon ben 8cbeu oes Shadts
becedt bate in Der Nhern gr,partuns bic
perfilmmelten Glieter bes armen pe9acpr's
barunter 5u finben.
re dluE folaf .-.t.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
cDimAmnAen.

Der .uObir @taats.Srte" ertbetnt Olitt'prbs.-
Der @ubfriptipnspreis fur 50 Nunn,ern 1T 50 IN
3,cransbe,abluns, So ,25 ,pcnn nncrbalt res ertsn
balten Sabres 50 so ptnn ,pabrenp bes swcten bals
tcn Sabres tnc S2,75 ,psnn trt nod 0erlaaf tes
Sabrts tejablt wirc. - Slicmano fam bic 3tts
tnS aufseten cbnc pcrbcr aiIc 9ltifabe teIablt su
baten. Sriefe unc Oiittbeilunsen mdfTen prrtefrei
fin, ipenr fie terItlt6tist werbeu foilen, ,a +.
CJ ppffmettr t6nnen na6 elmer SerprenunS
res 8entralsp pplfamts @uttrtrttcnsStlbsr fr q ne
20 an 3eitunssberaiissster cnren, pert man ceiIs
ftten fr(bt 8ricfe rffen ltcrsiett, lie rerfeseln
itiio aterc1iren last
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90 tteibt preb unfre 6ret.ncfAaft unsefhpaebt
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