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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-03
Town Meeting.

The proceedings of the town meeting
will be found in our paper of to-day. We
were unable to give them in our last. 1t no
doubt meets with the concurrence and an,
P1obation of all our town residents. that
measures will be adopted TO have our streets
and pavcments placed in good passable con.
dition. 30 far as we are concerned, as nm
individual, we are pleased to see the interest
which is manifested, yet we cannot forbeor
saying, that in our opinion, it would have
been rs well to leave out the 10 cts. taxa
ton. We were under the impression (for
we did not attend the two first meetings,)
that the taxation was in lieu of the street
duty. Our streets are In very good condi-
tion at present, and have been made so from
the amount realized from street work ers;
in other words, under the old custom, of
subjecting each one of those who did not
work, to tax Of three dollars, that with
the services of those who worked, has been
sufficient to keep the streets in order. The
side walks have hitherto been neglected.
1t seems to us that the additional taxation
of keeping the sidewalks in order would
have been sufficient. Corporate bodies
should be particular how they abuse the tax
ing privilege. 1t has been, as history teach
es US, the cause of party strifes, carnage and
war, more than once. We might try the
effect of the additional tax of keeping the
sidewalks in order first, before we attempt
too much at once. We have more to saw
on this subject, but our sick child calls for
our attention at this time,
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EDITORS TABLE.

ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE.
The October number gives evidence of the
continued exertion of its enterprising editor
to render this periodical inferior to no other
Mens' aides, boys, girls, children, all can read
i: with profit. Price dollars a year, with
our paper 81 so.
THE NORTH BRITISH REvEw.
The August number received. Contents
attractive rs usual. See prospectus in ano-
ther column. We may have occasion to
notice some Of the aiti, les in this number.
GoDEYs LADY's Book.
This popular monthly for October was re-
'eived some ten days since, but the pressure
on our urco'umns last week, prevented us from
noticing it. This is n beautiful number
The steel plate engraving of Cromwell and
his daughter is good, although We would
suppose the original Cromwell to be rather
different looking parsonage. The fashion
plate is very handsome-no fault to find
this time Mr.. Cooley. The Ladys Book is
Magazine which should be taken by every
American lady who desires proficiency in
female accomplishments. Price g.; with
the Ledger, 81.
l. A. GoDEY, Philada., Pa.
BLAcKwooDs MAGAzrNE.-Contents OF
September number: Life in the Interior
OF Russia, Zaidee; Maud, by Alfred Ten
nyson, Notes on Canada and the North
West states Of America; The Imperial
Policy Of Russia; Light Literature for the
Holidays; Wagram, or victory in deatl,
Our beginning Of the last war.
L. scor d. Co., Pub,
New York.
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FIRE At SALIsBURY.-We regret to
learn by gentleman who arrived in this
city Yesterday afternoon, from Charlotte,
that the Drug Establishment Of DR.. E.
Sill at Salisbury, was totally destroyed 10y
fire on Thursday night, together with its
contents, upon which only small in,u.
rance had been effected. Our informant
also stated that the Post Office building
was also destroyed by the same FIRE.
Carolina Times.
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AYear's War Operations in the cr,msa

Over year has elapsed since the Cri
mean Tariars were astOBislled nv the
appearance ou their desola,e eoas, Of ,Ls
French and English black cen fleets eseOx-
ting To Eupetvrria convoy of one hun,s-
red vessels with an army Of tifty-eivhs
thousand men on board. A year will have
ciaI sed Ia morrow since that army m.r
the enemy OH the lights vf Auna, and
gained brilliant victory. The following
week or fortnight was expected TO have
witnessed the fall Of Sel,astopoI: and "a.
confident We're the Allies that this was the.
inevitable destiny Of the city that il was.
looked upon just rs If il were already in
ue'r hands, and even the cautious En-
peror OF the French had no hesitation ian
immortallzng one Of his brill aut reviews
at Boulogue by the announcement ibna
'Sebastopot est prise. But how stands tho
case This announcement of Louis Napo.
leon has become as famous as the motto,
OF the great Roman, Carthage est deirnda.
Carthage must be desroyed); and the,
probability g, from what we have already
seen, that with respect to Sebastopol the,
tense is 10 be always future.
IL is impossible to form anything like.
an approximate estimate Of the stuDep,-
Gus loss ofhunan life which has attended,
the efforts Of the Allies TO reduce this now
historic fortress, built and defended by n
people denominated ,ude and barbarous.
II We were to say, $40 900 lives have been
sacrificed by fire, and sword, and pestilence.
and shipwreck,and the horrors of a Crimeap
winter, u would certainly be below the
real figure. Aud II q correct estimate az,
the loss Of life already sustained is imposi.
ble, how much more so Is !, 10 fix apv
limit to the destruction Of life which n
reckless obstinacy on the part Of the.
besiegers, and much more rational obsti.
macy on the part Of the Lesieged, will
involve! And daring cup de nain on the,
part ofthe Allies might have overpowered
its Proportionately small means Of resis-
tance when hs batt!eInents first came in.
sight Now those means have been mapni.
He'd perhaps teniold; and even the fisry
,valor Ut the Frenchman and the intre,.idi-
~ Of the Briton pale and quail before he
terrific dangers Of an ASSAULT.
The fact seeins TO be conceded on MI
sides that the lapse OF year since the.
siege was undertaken has not appreciaLly
improved the prospects Of the 6esieeers.
even although their numerical force Il
increased foursold. Sebastopol. In aIl pro.
bahility, stands, on the oh Of September.
1858, the same virgin fortress as she stood
on the same date IN 1854. There Il no
doubt Of its being better fortified and gar,
risoned now than it WAS then, aud Il would
seem that It's important works Of defence
are rs soathlsss rs ifthey had pever under,
gone the terrific bombardmenis 20 which
they have been subjected The events
which time may have IN siore 10 oounec.
ton with i, il is no. for man 10 psedSc..
but II we judge the fsture BY the past wa
may take J. for granted that still anotbes
years siege Of ssbastopol will not mater.
ally alter the idsa ofits imprsgnahi'Ity,
N. Y. Herald
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"A Yankee Queen.

In our Tuesdays paper We copied an
article with this heading, which contain.
some errors Of fact, and statements likely
to give rise TO erroneous inferences. Lu-
cien Murrat is the Prince most likely To
become king Of Naples, but he is not the
Florida planter. His brother Achille re.
sided and died there some years ago.
Madame Achille Is at present in the vicini.
~ OF Tallahassee, and is Virgin lady
The Princess Lucien Murat, who was allu
ded TO as The Yankee Queen" Is also
an American. She, however, comes no,
from Yankee land, nor the Everglades Of
Florida, but from our city Of Charleston.
Should she become Queen OF Naples, we
are assured she would grace the position
aud command the same respect and admi
ration which is now accorded her in Paris
Is the Princess MURAr.
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LANcAsTERvILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY,. OCT. 5 1856,
To Correspondents.

The tale Remember the Warriors" We
decline. We really think its publication
would do the author no credit; besides, the
punctuation and spelling are very defective.
when the writer sends us an article M,or.
thy OF publication, the Ledger is at his SER
vice.
Correspondents must observe more care
IN punctuation, &c, and only write on one
side Of the sheet.
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Unconsciously Lucky.

A gentleman Of this city, in looking
through his pocket book yesterday, dis.
covered n lottery ticket, which upon ex
animation proved to he a quarter Of the
capital prize Of $50, 900 drawn in Havana
in July last. Thinking il had laid dor.
msnt long enough, he ut once proceeded
to one Of our mercantile houses connected
with the Havana trade, and had it casLed
at moderate discount.
Charleston Mercury.
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Post Masters are particularly requested to
inform us whom our paper is not taken from
their Offices. Another request we have TO
make, which is, that they viii not, nor suf-
fer others to handle papers which do not
balong to them, Complaints are made to
assand ono sabzcfibcr stopped his paper
last weekfrom this cause. We send copy of
the Ledger gratis, tc all tho Post Masters in
ihe District, that they have no cause to use
Inc papers ofcuf subscribers. We certain
" will make compliant 10 the Post oGfice
Uspafimenh 1t tins impropriety b. con.
ElnnAd -
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INTERESTING RESAiSs.-A quantity OF
musket balls, some nine hundred in num-
her. we're dug up few days ago, on q
plantation in ST. Thonas's Parish, near
Quinhyis Bridge.
They arc believed to have l,ecn secretctl
during the Revolutionary war bv M,RIoNs
men, who. it is we'll known m ,de that
region famous with their valoro,,s exploits.
Charleston Mercury
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Jasper County Lottery,

The following are the loclities where
the principal prizes in Class Z Of the
above Lottery were drawn:
No. o404, $s,OOO-Fond Du Lac
(Wiscons,n) and Charleston, S. G.
No. 4439, $4,000, Fort Gaines, (Ga.)
No. 2509, $4,000, Washington, (D. C.)
No. $3.50, $1,000, St. Louis. (Mo.)
No. 93O7, 81 900, Macon, (Ga.l
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The Tuscaloosa Mon;iOv says that a
mnlatto, who says he belongs to ~gentle-
man in South Carolina, has recently
been arrested and lodged ib Jail in that
place. He Is ofa color and appearance
that might very easily be mistaken for q
Spaniard. being about Ave feet ten inches,
with gray eyes, grizzly beard aud ha.r,
and altogether rs savage q looking Gus
toner as Santa Anna himself might be
snppVaA ID bt- from reputation a least.
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Next Governor.
New York.

A writer in the Carolinian nominates
Gen. Jas. w. HARRIsoS, Of Anderson, as
the next incumbent OF the Gubernatarial
chair, and the Editor thus endorses il:
We give place with pleasure to the
nomination Of Calhoun Gen. Harrison
is a sterling man, and would fitly represent
the State in the high aud responsible Office
Of Governor"
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The Edisto Clorion

From i'll health, the former editor of this
paper, p. ii. Larry, Esq, finds himself unable
&c continue its publication, and has therefore
sold the paper to others, we know not who.
The name of the paper will be charged TO,
1.-The Southron."
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Return Dav,

Saturday last was Return day, which
has passed over much to the relief of some,
while it has occasioned frown on the
countenances Of several. There were
about coo cases returned including accep.
tances and confessions.
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Kings Mountain Celebration

Tomorrow is the day for the celebration
OF the anniversary of the Battle of Kings
Mountain. We would like to be present,
but sickness in our family prevents us from
going. We will endeavor, in our next, to
give our readers some of the actings and
sayings of this interesting assemblage.
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The Rail Road

Tho Chester STANDARD says. if Lancaster
is desirous of Rail Road, and will exhibit
that spirit by a generous subscription. the
people of Chester will not be found want
ing The question il: Is Lancaster desirous
of having the road!
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Fire,

The kitchen of our tOwnsman. james
Robinson, ESQ, was consumed by fire on
Thursday night last, together with the con-
fonts. Fortunately the fire was confined TO
the one building, that the loss is not Sc.
rious one.
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The advertisement of that fashionable es-
tablishment the Mills House, will be found
In this paper. Its fame is such, we could
not add to it.
See the new Lottery in our advertising
colnmns.
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The Rev Mr.. Newla is expected here
This evening, and will preach in the Metho-
dist Church. The fact will be made known
by the ringing of the bell.
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"g Ny son. take sha. jug and fetch

.Giye me some money them
my soc, TO get beer with money, anv.
body can do that, but 70 got besr without
money, that's . trick"
SO the son took the Jug aud out ba
before his father,
drink" said be,
sHow csnI drinf,n sal1 the fatbe,
when there h mo beer 10 ihe jue!"
TO drink oos Of iaa," said The how
when there : beer mis- spybody can do
that, but 70 drink beer ous of 4 lug when
there = 10 beer lhek's . trek
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Provisions.

Flour and bacon are two articles much
needed in this town at this time. Good
prices in cash will be paid for either.
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We receive very unfayorable accounts
ofibe Sea Island crops from various quar-.
ters. Between this city and Wil,own, the
drought has done great damage, aud also
upon the islands near Beaufort
Charleston Mercury.
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The Carolina Pennant

Is the title of new paper we have re-
ceived from Raleigh, NC. 1t is a witty
sheet. We will with pleasure exchange.
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4 poor nsan cpce came TO mises
and said, Il have fayos 10 askv $50
bare !" said the miseE agans mine flpt.s
Agreed '"My requss, s !" said tho r5iser.
''sAas ysa ssk ms fas ps,tlper
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@p, 81.

thun. @ter bic gnsldntsr lGbnasptsn mit euf dis ids
9ereos int teen 3us nit Seltm Srafit mar. biupften
n'4 alS Sptrn aus uno brpbteu, MIDI trlhiestn IN
iaNen Drth bic Satbt uabni unSermutb.t sut b.,rs
seenpun9 unS Die Gnslanper saten Mid unter Der
e5tp'nsl'ns si, DAP it fir lie iprniren fpe b. +.
tefe startdt Sappn brise, ipas Die Senprt ieneits
pes 9olfte tbaen. - Sdt hin cine ebrd6e Saut ri,
on psBt uno tBs cine ebenlo erpBt g6re bareiu nen
sSprt st balten, ais bsn Sater. 2u be gBtie batte
'eb ben Ssncr 5rateF uuS bs, Gisnrr sSnsl.a n,ein
gSprt 9e8tbtn ilne muete pie boppelte gerpHi6tune
battn SaS BABE id nun aub tbrIid gu tbun aeliebt
2le 6fanaplen erfahrei pas Die @nglanper tbun une
l'n9etebrt Die Gnslanttr mas Die Sran,cen treibea
'tnp pfpe beSahtn nit blai,fen piatcrr uno Dufater
Dap mir bas bereits cine bibe flene @um,e einae.
praest, tannt Sn Dir Scnfn, uab faut bic Grre ntt
uter pttltnl mtnsm S&aB ;iammt,,, ir nb Die bsTtn
@usltdhten pnrhannsn, Ss6 = ati Gattr fttnt SGuc
per alten 9epp mod slr rthten Belt be;ablen lann.
9fun ,pas fast Su ba;u, 9utes RGp6en2"
8ta lteB tbn einise ausenbIide auf bic anttsort
waren; es mar, ais Of fe anstlitt aaf ben 8uf Der
ensliihen Sthiltwadtn laulhts, Sen man ppn elmer
SeIenbTbe nah Der anbrn iiter ras GeaI bin bSrte.
Gnblid iaste fls flilternc:
,gpr brei Gagen m,irSe Der binfenbe Stepbanp pbne
prcentlihtn 8itttriprn& eridpN.n: taR bu Sas per<
9tilen, Welp? Mtan la9te Spn ibn, baB er ein Gppn
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basSn in !Sanben. 9er ramsr bt Dp. ,6it bid, Som.
mar, hap Is Dir nidt irie i'm, sebt."
,,Du baI i&lmme Ibn,tnsen, = Die glatht 1T bun.
fel; wsnn bic Spnne ,peber auiest prt DIT auf tel-
srt @epanten tpmnett. 9tu6 MIDI iberfaIt ,utpeiIen
ein unleimlides @efiib, aber immsr faGt mir melt,
Slid ipeper ein unD i'd Bin lufis unb gutter Dinae
SD nil hid sur Start ;urid tssleiten Gpnntaa tr.
tparte ib bid bitr gu Sledter Stunbe tann 1plf tu
Nsuistsiten bpreu."
gpr Der Stabt an, aussanse bes Sltsenuab.s.
trennten iit Sepe Rita elite NIT frirbtiaen S6r.n
beint ,u res Saters ptrfa1ener Suite unb apm,oi,,
iu@ts ftns gSrbnuna in Der glSbe ttr StaSt duf,
| n (5rrtfsuns fcIst.) fa ms ,.
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Ser sliiefliebe Mfafp.
Cine @eI2i@tt BON Der SnIel Capri.

Ga mar i'm o5sStiohr 1903 c,,oa;n, m,,....
@iuaeaino = Bate tiir,ltb &Snia 9erbinonSs SSrOn
in geasel betiea.n unS fubte NIT gdp.rt ,,nn co.
ter feline oerr1aft A, befetaen. ou bi,It - nsr as
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unp beberrfdt, fit burdaus uptbpenbio, aber Gonr
mar int Seifs sfr @nelanoer. llntr obert Cir ,mh,
ION Some batten Ee fd auf tem 5elen feitoe1.ht oIs
pb lie i6n mie mebr perlaien polen 8Snia Sinabiur
batte ra9 unb pat bic Snel spn ieinen 5dUsfenlern
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Gs o'S ss @ pm Ivy s.".Ss a,o aas ssfal'et
.s I.s.naaIl. 'S"u."psa Maa'e, a wsltesn
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8anflunbsr earte gratee unb Genbcrs III 6srabatbtn
9rssn - Der llnrSdne aert bas sr6'e Eager Gaies
no Senotre aus einer een Sabr peI6es il benz bieaen @>
bfm rfe wtrbs i eas nr baiclbif III iinbn nasb ben
nsn Nutsrn nS Sasons ale serefee suseipPs scbe
,htotnartse runoe &C. m ebenlc br bne rnSt enSes pp
anSsrc, bic ih ttenees als SbcerS fir ben Spnm a,en
9urd8e au9 Stab uo Gans perSe pinftIib unb lprsda
asSubrt sBeberSerdur nn d ben niebrafen rbrSiidef
sisn bebnt merbn unS erbatcn ben sebrdun Dtsptn be
baarer Ss;ablung. AZ. -, '
Der ntersshnete b puripre6en III Der ,9ele unb 9ras>
Srunbrp Sianifr., pii&en Su Ctr, &ibmonb. 3d.
81 D.
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Srutfebc 9cbamne.

4RrS. g. 5pttes wele aiSertba6 Saben nadt Seut.
lamb suridHrte bic 5ebamnntun i'll erlersl bu bort
sn 5anr !ans bic nisesat - eis9sl nade ba6 S Grasn
raB ie bic beie 9eusns ab 9 Siae sorlessn fali is
1T NIT ae @ srorSsridss a5sasn Snmsnn Dssn unb
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pr g. SptteS, ws 3ban cbertalb 5rr. @. Sfbab's gBe
hem &e 9aNs groaor lpa slnfdae fur s snasaslimntt
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@intebr.
Spn Gmanuet @ttbtl.

Der Staub 1T beiB, bic Srnne elii9t,
8sm lareen s8onbtrn Bin itt Nib,
Sieb bd, int Sdatttn ber FinSsn
MfaB t4 Elm g1irtGsbous fnbtn! "
@ctt grip bid, ld6ne 8sllnern,
9u itebit tpc9l, bae i6 miibt bin,
>, rct6e benz burltiseu 3edtr
3um 8anSt spa ben gtdtr = g
Dein Bobl, bein sBpbl. pisl 6plbes Giut,
@i tuie Dir 70 rofs bic @ansen lTnb,
ltnc beine au9eu ipie 8cblen,.
Die funteln iaelmila serapblen.
Dein gBein iit lii6, brin Bein LIT tlar,
Dpf blid' td Dir auf bic 2ippen gar,
9a biintt BON beinem Mlunre
Gin &ub mir nod fiieer ,ur Gtunbe.
Du fasit niht: ia, bu iasf nidt: nein;
Oa mnB i4 brnn f6un btr;baft Iein;
Sa bait ibn : sieb mir ibn tpiebtr! =
Bas i9lasit pn bic aussn ntebsr? z
Sin braSer Surl6, me fb5ne @saip,
$50 bic f6 trefen allestit,
Oa icl elm &iib6en lit G6rtn
Sbnsn fsin Starr ser,petrtn.
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g II II tea.

Der 8Snis scn prsufen ipu Fds in ber lesten 3e,t
70 IsipsnS befunben baben, bab isine aebar,te ibm
prinsenp 8spssurs lit irei.r auft anseratssn 6aben
seir slaubsn, bab ss aIlstmene 8efriteisuna erre.
gen piirSs, psnn bet RSnis BON prsueen lr tab pfe
m6slih - an Die euft ssiebt ipirte. 5.
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ne pas cn;ise beu Sl unb S6usni, stse alt lsmatds
dide ih nersb 9tatfbeln dst Gtibssj Sas> utb abnr
iGnrt &cpf-, Sanb nis- unb Sue9h, Sbrtncdtn Dart
tprigftit Sau nb Srauen in b Strtn, g> Rldenr unb
9t6supt giebrssen, sdmpft 9dbmngcn 6erJppfn Sbafs
lSset ,e anb Der quite ecsR smanr bu tds eisefsnte
Scteniic alcr Sanbe
G.rapt Der amra,iis grpler, bfhn St6tn; nS grperb
ntIr fssr ei9sr ssn 'nasstBn gtbrau ssun6 Iisbma>
sn atbon9s it, serabe snplnsd es I'M 70 inerl ptnn
d elmer !anspisris.n uno telilpsse S! npn muF bi,
ihnl Oft t ben ereptn Grfcs if sabe ipes attr
euG ben Sgsrte sints i6ntlen unb @n SsiImis cher
l0s, rno dat @ sattr germ cine GrbtsraerG e! brsn
Nrtts bos Stud nit G,ebrauds speia $1.5O, au So So
9esen Ytreitce nbel u $500 au Ben lnbelten et er.
ihpnalidb 1T.
Diel st nb alein h NIB unStrialltt Il, BEN pbotn
Satrpen br nbasun9 Der @stnttr fur cen Saat Siratl
ntn ;u baben bei
Q. >. @emple, SO. 202 @ainltreet, Nitbmunb, Ga.
sufndse per @rt cber gs6 nit 9lsuS 9etrass tper>
oth ltfrrt prrnrt aueSefubrt
6 s. qtitt, @ D.. Gssras sstsen fur @mtrtfa Splfcn
Ntalla1ustls. [27Se
Die llnsr,einn srlaibsn 6 bad ecete 9ubliun af ibr
Ion felt dnsersr ei bcbntsS llkrer ewes nb grss Sc.
idatt aumeam maiden GS pirb Srnielten gun, 8eraniaen
9dsn ben lie nit ibrsm ss beebrlbcn Deuen br ebbal>
tgeS Ga9r ppn 9plbsne ub brcn bren Daont abcn unb
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