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NOTICE.

PURSUANT decree of the County Court OF Humphreys
County, made its November Term, 1856, in the of
James Young and others, the heirs Of Isaac Payat
deceased petition sell land and negroes, shall, SAT
URDAY Of December 1885, at tho late residence of
Dr. Isaac Pava Decd proceed to sell to the highest bidder
public sale. q credit of - months, Two Negroes to-
wit Susan and tract Of Land containing about
2 lying said county Tree Creek and the Stage
Wavery and the Tennessee river, and abO"
three miles below Wayery, being place which the
said Pava resided for many before and
DEATH Bond and approved security will be required Of
purchaser lien retained the Land until the
money paid. This the 4h day OF November, lsG
noV9-w3t. LEVI McCObLUM, Com'r.
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OF Have you seen Sam day ?

JENNY LIND AND LABLAoHE-On the occasion
OF this charming singers second rehearsal at the
opera house, the celebrated Lsblache was 80 de-
lighted " tn her singing, that be came up to her,
and said, enthusiastically "Gve me your hand !;
every note in your voice is PEARL "Give me
your bal" was the reply; and then, putting it up
to her mouth, and giving one of her Incompatible
TOulddes 'Here," said She sis hatfuIl of pearls
for vou !"
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For FREMONT.
For FILLMORE.
Maryland,

MdI IHIUi .
California, 4 votes, to be added to one or the
other of the above totals. IF it has been carried
by Buchanan, his majority of the electoral votes is
30. If it has gone against him, his majority over
both the other candidates is %.
In conclusion, BUCHANAN and BRECK1NRIDeE
are President and Vice President elect by the peo-
pie.
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NORTH CAROLINA All the news received ndi-
Gates q large Democratic majority in North Caro-
lima
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F- a friend wants to know what has become
of the "Buck hunters2" We answer, thst they
are coming out of the little end of their horns.
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DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.
Delaware has gone for Buchanan by 1000 ma.
loritY. 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-09

B6~ The "know nothing society" we are re.
quested to say, will meet at the pole in few days
We don't know the object of the Society" but
we presume one of the brethren will climb the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-09

OF The "know nothing society" have carried
al the States in the Union but thirty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-09

~ 1t is now believed by some that the know
nothings didn't employ the right kind of dogs in
that buck hunt.
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A hENTUCKY JUDGE They must have Judges
IN Kentucky who "say what they think, and that,
too, without regard to elegance of style, or good
English Judge INITIAL, in his recent charge to
the Grand Jury of Boone county, let himself off
IN relation to the practice of carrying concealed
weapons in the following manner 'Now, think
am sale IN saying that one man in twenty has
SIX shooter in his breeches pocket or q bowie
knlfe IN MS breast, and if you amt careful YOU will
come IN contact with some of these Young gentry.
these travelling arsenals, as 1 cali them. Thew
make it point to learn enough of law to throw
you in the wrong; you will then sac them brace
themselves against wall and when thew think
themselves safe in the eyes of the law they blaze
away. l want you TO get right after these fell
lowsl"
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ON MANHOOD,

AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, the Goth Thousand |;
zETFRz FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL
/4EE=L TREATMENT, without Medicine, q Sperma-
sfa-H-E tOrrh9 OF Local eakness, Nocturnal Ennis
sons, Genital and Nervous Debility, ImpO-
teney, and Imped ments 10 Marriage generally.
BY b. DE LANEY, 81. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming complaints,
originating in this imprudenes nd solitude OF youth, may
be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, in this small tract,
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly sue
cessful treatment adopted by the Author fully e1paned
by of which every Is enabled HIMSELF per-
feey and al the least possible thereby avoiding all The
advertised nOstrums Of the day.
any address, gratis and post tree in sealed enve
LOPEZ by RENTING (pOs paid postage stamps 70 DR. b.
DE LANEY. II, Lispenard Street, New fOrk Clty-
oct26-6mdow
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.
Buchsnan's majority in Pennsylvania will ex.
coed 4O,000III
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Our Rooster Crows for
his Brother Cooke!


GENTLEMEN: Bring out your Rooster for old
Cockel We have duced the know-nothiug ma
jority at least 175 votes in this county. The Off
cisl vote may change it q few. The know.nothing
msjority last year was over 500; now about 500.
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ATTEN lion.

EXPECTED with the next steamer plenty Of that good
II LAGER Beer from Evansville known to every body in
this city, proved high learned to be the best drink
to be had we'll known Beer and Wine House
of r. Whitemuller, No. II, College ST.,
novs-Iw between Church and Spring SITS
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THE LORDS PRAYER-How many millions and
millions of times has that prayer bsen preferred by
Christians of all denominations! So wide, in
deed, is the sound thereof gone forth, that daily,
and almost without intermisson, from the ends of
the earth, and afsr off upon the sea- it is ascend
ing to heaven like incense and pure offering. Nor
needs it the gift of prophecy to forete that though
"heaven and earth shall pass away" these words
of our blessed Lord "shall not pass away till
every petition of God shall come, and his will be
done on earth as it is in heaven.--Nontgomery
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NEW JERSEY.

New YORK, Nov. 6.
Buchanan and Breckenridge have carried New
Jersey by a majority of 900.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

VETLL sold public sale the residence of Thomas
w Chiffon, the 22d insant watch aud other person
property consisting Of household farnare, e belong
ing to the Of samuel 3. Ingram deed Terms made
known at sale WM. HARMON,
Adm Of S. b. Ingram, deed.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
NOVEMBER TERM-WEAKLEY COUNTY COURT, 1856.
Tlns and Brock ct ais Petition for the partition OF
vs. Land.
Bgni. Chairs and wife, ct als.)
motion of petitioners, by their solicitor, W. B. Ross,
and appearing the satisfaction OF the Court that the
defendants Benaau Chairs and his wife Mary; Letiiia
Catharne G. Shepard; LaTdner GbbOn and hi.
wife Alice; John Bry and his wife Mary, James and
William shepard; William Z. Pettis and his wife julia; Ger
Mary and Mary Shepard nonresdents of the
Tenn 1t is therefore ordered BY the COuT
publication be made in the UNION AND AMERICAN,
weekly newspaper published the city OF Nashville fol-
weeks commanding the said defendants 10
appear County be holden the Court House
Dresden the County of Weakley, State Of
Tennessee the first Monday March, 1857 and plead an
demur Petitioners petition or will be taken ioI
confessed for hearing pdrte al the Term
our said Court. A true copy from the Record.
E. J. LOONEY, Clerk
novg-w3t Of Weakley County Court.
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LAND WARRANTS have declined 3 CO nts per acre;
the market closed says, the Washington Organ of
Thursday, steady at the following: rates, W:
Buying. Selling.
Per acre. Per acre
4Os..........s1 OS ..................l 10
SOS and l6O's.....72 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
COS and 12Os....97 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Letters from New York Thursday morning re.
port the market heavy, at So for 120's and 81
for SOS and 1905 One of the dealers writes:
ave are oppressed here with very tight m oney
market, and warrants as we'll as stock feel very
seriously the influence of it."
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NOTICE.

HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks To the Ladies
n Gentlemen Of Ma hvilIe, and vicinity, for their
patronage and informs that he has again opened
place business No a. SOnth Market street, where he
INTENDS carrying the Dying and Securing business IN all
lis various branches for only. Having made several
improvements PEI by strict attention, to merit eontinu
auce Of your custom. -
rovfy1mo 4. HEINRICH.
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HOUSE FOR REN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency of the tate of G.
III Arlington, deceased the proper authority required
by the creditors of the said estate hereby notified
file their claims with r. W. Casey, Judge Of Coffee
County Court, before the LIST Monday in April 1857
according law for dstribu other
wise they be barred. This 9th day of NOyem
Der, 1856. WILLIAM f. DAVIDSON,
noY9-M3t Administrator of G. Y. Arlington decd.
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Boots! Shoes! Trunks

LADIES' SHOES.
n AIDES fine French Lasting Heeled CATERS;
IL . . a Thick Sole do. tint and pl'n:
Congress- do:
I" Kid BOotees, with ard without heels;
I" Kid, FIR Me. and Goat Welt BOotees
(" India Rubber (leather sole) Clogs new art'e:
&c Kid Slippers, OfeveTy description
Z" Velvet and Lasting slippers
A variety of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers
Thick Kid and French No shanghai or Kos-
BOOtees with general assortment Misses and
ChdTens Kid French Morocco Goat and calf BOotees
GENTLEMEh7S GOODS.
Gentlemens fine calf v aterproOf Boots;
:. - Double Sole do ;
Dress Boots
" 4" Congress Caters, double and
single Sole;
g q IS Waterpf. Shoes and Oxford Ties;
args stock of Mems, Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
Kip Work, of COED material aud Workmanship.
NEGRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment of Negro BrOgans,
and boys Negro BOSts Planters respectfully invited
10 call and examined eore purchasing.
TRUNKS. YALISES, &c.
largs lot Of Sole Leather Trunks, for Gentlemen
Ladies'.
Ladies', Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, lot of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Valses, Carpet Bags &c. all Of which
are offered low for cash. joins RAMAGE,
oei3I No a College street.
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SUNDAY MORNING, NOV. o, 1856.


We continue Of the opinion that the democratic
majority in this State viii exceed six thousand
The losses and gains, far as ofcial returns have
been received, win be found in another place.
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ELECTION FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.-We learn by
q gentleman who came down on the evening tr ain
yesterday that the following was the result of the
vote for Attorney General for the Eleventh Dis.
trict at Lafayette precinct:
GoodsI, 50
Anderson, 80
At Coierville, the following was the result:
Goodall, So
Anderson, 81
At Germantown, Anderson's majority is %.
At Msson's depot, in Upton county, Goodall re-
ceived Is and Anderson votes
Col Mclean, who brings US this information
states that there is little doubt of the election of
Goodall, democrat-lfenlphis Appeal I'd.
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A. HEINRICH.
NASHVILLE BIILDING AsSOCIATION.

TY1E regular November monthly meeting Of this Assoea-
L ion va adjourned to FRIDAY EVENING, NOV TN;
The a0n on hand subject loan s SEVBN THOUSAND
DOLLARS. T. q. EASi Man,
n.P. G.
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GENUINE GORDON DUFF SHERRY WINE.
FRESH supply in packages just received and
IA for sale by b.. L. SIMPSON,
nov9 AZ Public Square.
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LARGEsALE BOOKS.

DEM. F. SHIELDS will sell every evening during the
ID week, commencing at O'Clock OF the largest and
of Standard and MseeaneOusWoTks ever offered
in Nashville.
They selected from the publishers with great
and Will be found perfect and sold without reserve
N. B.-We would request all those wishing to repenish
their Libraries call during the day. and they shall have
Books 25 PEI below regular rates, must close tho
stock. The Ladies especi lily invited u call.
noyIO-diw. BENZ. F. SHIELDS, AZ Public Square.
ITO SNOKERS-O,O 900 extra Regalia Segars received
Il this day by LnoV9) VESSEL q THOMPSON.
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Malice.

L. 81 r. W. BROWN viii, tls day, Saturday, the 9TH
H. instantly at II O'clock A NJ at the Court House, sell to
the highest bidder valuable farm about = miles from Nash
Vile.
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GOLD EOILs
LARGE supply of old Foil from the best Manufacturers
- just received and for sale by
nov9 STRETCH PECk
- = = "
hICE row DE1kSs
NEW and valuable preparation for the skin just
IA eeiVed and for sale by STRETCH PECK.
-, . -, 49,
fOhE fOhI WINE
ONE eask Pare Port Wine expressly for Medicinal par
~ poses, Just received and for sale by -
hoNS oIhEICH q fECh'
DENTAL MATERIALS.
USF received by Express large stock OF Dental In
- strumens, which Dentists are requested to examine
at the Drug Store OF the undersigned:
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CIDER CIDER Wanted for cash, 500 barrels
~ Apple Cider by
septic h. oAANS'
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WEST TENNESSEE.

Net democratic gain in forty-six counties, 1898.
We have heavy reported gains in other coun-
ties, which we do not include in the above table
because they are not official
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NASHVILLE THEATRE

First night of the engagement of the eminent Actor, Mr.
COULDOCK, who Will make his first appearance in Nash
vile as RIcHELKUi
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OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
THREE original casks, which offer GENUINE and So
l. PERIoR WINE. b. l.. SIMPSON,
nOv9 10 Public S0nara
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Scotch Irish whisky.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Just received shipment ofseVera puneheons and kegs
of this article direct from Belfast Ireland
viii! be found far superior any offered this market
B. l.. SIMPSON,
n0v9 ~ Public Square.
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NOTICE TO POLICY

NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
NTR. L. D. FARMS ORTIZ has been duly elected Marine
vi and Fire Inspector the issuance Offices and AgeH
ces this city, and Inspectors authorised
anime any risk taken by either Of the Offices.
JOSEPH VAULX, PTest.
ALEX. FALL, Pres't
SAM. SEAY, PFes't.
oct3l-tf JOS. NASH, Agent.
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ABSENCE OF mind IN TIE PULPIT-The Merden
Comm Transcript says:
The paragraph which we published a week or
two ago, giving an account Of a remarkable case
of absent mndedness which occurred in this town
"a minister having gone into the desk Of neigh
boring vestry and conducted the services, sup
posing that he was in his own-having taxed the
creduhty of several of our contemporaries, we take
occasion here to vouch for its entire correctness.
Not only was the reverend gentleman 50 absorbed
that he walked into the wrong vestry, aud into the
desk OF brother Of different doctrina faith, but
ne actually opened the meeting and had proceeded
some ways before he discovered his error Mean
ume, brother No. 2, coming in found his desk &C.
cuPed, and IN puzzled mood quietly took his
seat with the congregation, determined to wait
iurther developments. Afterwards, brother No.
arose ana said that he had come with the ex.
pectstion OF presiding over the meeting as usual
but was happy to see bis desk so well occupied,
and that he arose simply to endorse the remarks
which his brother had made.
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STATE or TENNESSEE

a
NOVEMBER TERM-WEAKLEY COUNTY COURT. 1876
Edward Graham, Petition for the sale Of land
(IOr paTLlLOn.
Chas NJ. and H. c. Graham.
ON molten petitioner by his solicitor W. r. Ross and
" County Court being satisfied that the
Charles NJ. and Hamilton G. Graham, residenes OF
tho of Tennessee, il is therefore ordered
publication be made in the UNION AND AMERTcAS
weekly newspaper published in the city of Nashville Tenn
for three successive weeks commanding said defendants
appear before the County Court to be holden the Court
House IN the town OF DRESDEN for the county OF Weakey
State of Tennessee the ls Monday in March 1857 and
plead, answer demuT to the allegations charged in P
TONERS Petition the will be tax for confessed and
for trial parts. i true copy from the Record
<. ]. L0ONEY, Clerk
nov9-w3t Of Weakley County Court
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AND RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR,
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FIRE WORKS.

SKY ROCKETS, assorted, Roman Candles, FlourPo
- Bengola, TorpedOs, &c, for sale 81 -
oet3O J. C. q G.. ROBERTSON.
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PRICES OF ADMISSI0N-Dress Circle and Par.
quette 75c Upper Circle 5Oc Colored Box 5Oc COlored
Gallery Csc; Private Boxes, exclusive right SO; Single
Seats do 81.
~. Doors open at o'clock, P. NJ; curtain rises pre-.
cisely at "a, p. NJ.
~ Box Office open from to II O'Clock, A. NJ and
from 10 4, P. NJ, when seats can be procured from
E. @. HUNTLEY, Treasurer.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-12

icenen Sternen beIdet. Die @dlten merben
nit Gatnmtitoffen au89eidla9en. 0crSrdols
tar mu6 eiuem reiben 8au i'm Stple Der Stride
Fnei6ea nidt miltoer reid mirb Die,,D Decoration
Der 6acaoe letn. Der 9elebsebenpeGprper bat
Ibeute in Dfientlider Steuu9 hen fir Die Gauf
I%Ieierlidfeiten rerlan9ten Srebtt rpu 100000
I8ronfeu einltirtuis b%epi1iat.
8art8, "a. W1ot. = G8 fdIt ouf, boB ein
I3Beit rer aus Der Grim 5uriif9efebrten Trups
pen 5l Mtarleille, @ette uno Sort Gelore8 bei=
"lanlr1en 9eb1lten nirp, mcrau man Bel ben md
.%int11er 3ublreiden8 erba ftunsen i'm Siiben perz
.Idiepene W~tutbutoBun9en fnipft.
Iu8SQra9oiIa melpet rl1l1, baB Der befutute
I9lepublifaner glrbe8 III rieler Stlpt per9aitet
porpen 1T, u1 uadSepi1u 9e6r1dt 6u meroei1,
100 man tbu interniren miro.
8rtn59tlrplepn perlarnntelt mebrrtal8 in ber
8rhe feline fiinfti9en 9feiIesefdbrtct, uul iiber
bic @e9euItdnpe it6 5u berotben, peren @rfcr~
ldun9 3mef Der GeiIe fem iou. Wtan bat
AUDI Snltruftipnen BON bet Nfapentie r~erlan9t.
8rrfelipr Gorl 8c9t lit rcn Erin5en (pie sc.
r1eloet) 5ur G9eilnabuue all ber9teile cil9eluOeu
lprrbeu, mO miro pQber am 24ten Itat bier
Ieintreifen.
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bic 8lunnpr(lipiuueret San61ede uno 8ploer=
|teppeu OtrrgenS 81 ll9r nit furdt6arem Gru=
den in nic QnIt, ais eben Die Qrbeiter au8gSerf
se9an9en. Die grplolipn falo burd B(asen
pes 8ellel8 itatt, uno Gbcile BET M1idiue purs
Gen GOO 8uB lpeit 9eidleuoert; rings re9nete
e8 etui5e Sefunber lung Stctne uno Balfen,
lpelde buuoert SUB ipeit fprt9efibrt wnroen.
g5ie piele 8erIonen bet bteiem idredli9en linz
9lid paS Qebeu %perloren, 1T npd ni4t e%rnlittelt
pprpen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-12
Oas 0efet,
rel6eS 3ur gerbtnbsruns .bes Spieles pom her eeietge6enben
@erfammluns in ben stsune ROM lesten gBtnter
erla1en muree.
9eutf6 ~bearteitet rpn
MIerantsr @piT, gbsptat.

S 1. Wenn ir9eno Seuano Elm 3trtnter, Sc
6duor, Qaube, Sube; 8retterbau8, Wcbnbau8,
8opt, 6loB, pber ir9elo einen anbern Srt be-
nubt pber tnre bat, nm barit gu lpielen, rber
ipenu Senlanp piIleutlid Elm 3imnler, @ebiuoe,
Qaube, 8uoe, gretterbuu8, @pbnbaus, Boot,
SloB poer ir9enb etnen anpern Blas 5ltr 8ez
rueun9 fir 9pieler ber9ibt, Ober ipenn Der @is
9eutbimet, 8erlpalter pner N9ert zines 3in=
mer8, @ebdube8, elmer 2aube, 8loe, zines Bretz
terbauleS, 8obnbaule8, 8pcte8, 8lri1es poer
irgeno zines anpern QrteS lplde @eb1uoe 5unt
Spiclen %rerniet6et, 10 foll ct, irenn ct be89erz
9eben8 9e9en cieieS @eles ppr einen cpmpeteu=
ten @eridt iberfIbrt moroen 1T, nit einer@elo=
ltrafe BON nidt ipeniger ais 5000, mod nebr
ais 1000 nebft 9rp5eBfoten bele9t perpcr. Die
Sdlfte oer eii9e9an9enen @elpitrafe lpl Dem
Nn5ei9er 3ufaqen, bic anbere Silfte gum geu3=
3en Der Sfientliden Sdulen inn Qanbe iberpiez
fen meroen. aSpate baS gergebeu in Ger StaDt
Baltimore b~e9au9en iein, 10 icu bic 5alfe Der
ein9e5abtteu Strafe Dem 8iir9ernteiiter unb
Stdptr1tb FER Staot Baltimore gum 8obl Der
offentliden Sdulen Der Stapt Baltimore eiiae-
birbist werben. @ena Der @ioentbanier c6er
N9ent Ipf6er pben an9efii6rten 2oeafitdten lttt=
terridtet mprbeu 1T, baB lid auf leinem @igels
tbhn Elm Sptsltiid coer Gpparatu8 gum Spiez
len %befinpen, roer eoB bort selpielt miro unp er
rerldumt, bic betln Spiet interelirten 8erlonen
seridtlid an5u5ei9eu, 10 ioa er auf Die Qlnflase,
cas- -Spiel auf letnem @runpltiid erlaubt gu bu<
ben, per5aftet peroen.
Der an3ei9er, OuB irSenono 9eipiett miro,
Ioa cpntpetenter !3eu9e ge9ell ben GnSefla9ten
lein.
Die geOeutuns ocs @ortes: ,9pielen" 1T
IN Dielela @eles lehr ou89eoebnt, uuo begreift
in ltd geriderunsen poer Wetten auf Qctterie=
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