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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

- To rnE vorras or rHr Crry

~ To THE VorERs or THE CrrY ov
RIcHMoNp.-I am Q candidate for the once q OQ1f-
MISSIONER QF THE REVENUE. for the - Die.
Tict. Monroe Ward.} fsrrf.- -. - =. - {
The election win take place on the nth Nay naxs,
anu as am now engaged In the dischargs Il he
duties OF the Office the Assistant Of Mr. Hund1ey.
(who declines re-electios,) hope you viii sYcuse
me, If do not call on you all In person. Ely
am nov, and have been for nearly six yeaxs . ~
sdent of the city. ssRl= 5-so.s.s = a- - ~
Your votes are respectfully solicited. -
feT-ts ~ JESSE n. KEE0xu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

IHlRT6 AND COLL LARe.--I have now
~ spen large stock Of HAirss and Ceisrss which
cannot De sur basssd 70 ntor Quality The public are
j B GOODMAN.
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n@. BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES of
Richmond and vicinity that sm now in receipt of
my null assortment Of Ladies' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
which always will be kept complete by weekly sup
plies Using my best On ieayors TO keep UP the al
ready established reputation of having the most
tasty aud beautiful aisortmeat. invite your exam
inatiou aud kind patronage.
Respectfully, BOETrCHER.
my S-2ws ... LIZ Broad street.
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skSsr- To rHs V0rsRa or Br,

rR.- SHERIIrALrY OF HENRIoo.-I an
. candidate for reelection to the ONCE Of HHERQy
OF Henrico ~ JNO. A. HUTOHk90N.
de l9--dtd0 b rHEs sfg4at- -sf.ga fa Il tasg r .
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H@- To rHH Worms or HnNRIco Coux-
rY.-I respectfully announce myself sCAndidats Or
the ofice Of Clerk Of Hsnrioo County Court g ths
lection In May next. TEMPLE xLLxT1.
fe I3-tda - 80. -. 70 = u-.-.lE.E -...-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

aIco CousrY.-At the request Of many friends. an
monaco mysslf . candidate for the ONCE Of Oln.
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the UppSr
District, at the approaching election. and rssDect
fully solicit your shfrages. Snould is be your Plea
to elect me promise to discharge the duties
ap W-tdes @-e~7es HUGH LON9E0T,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

~ 70 rHs VorsRs or rnn THsRD
Citizens Irssp<etfully ofer ~.
District, and will be pleased 70 receive yoar sotss
for the same the 9Th Of the rfssset meash lNay1
my 3-,td0e h OH RULIIN0fON.
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bB To THE VOTERS OF HENRIoo Coun


continue faithfully and respectfully to perform the
duties of the office. f- 49,.
my I2-tdes JOSEPH ELLIOTT
bD To THE VOTERS OF HENRIco Coun-
rY.-FELLOw CIgIzaSs: / am a candidate for the of
hce of Commissioners OF THE REVENUE OF
votes on the eth of the present month, (May) and
although ''hewer of wood and drawer Of water, ?
profess to understand the duties of the Office iav
ing acted deputy two years in said district and
if IL should be your pleasure to elect me- the duties
shall be done according to law. -.s ..
Respectfully. JOHN EACHO.
NV . q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

CssuALrY-John Wheeler, who. with fve other
persons left Alexandria, Va, for Kansas ab0ut two
months since, was accidentally drowned near Kan
sas City on the Sd ult. Wheeler and another man
were crossing the river In skin which swamped,
and when about 40 yards from the shore, Wheelers .
companion, in jumping ont, upset the skif and
both persons were drowned and their bodies not
since recovered. t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

A CALLED CURT will be held at the
City Hall to-day, to examine Henry Richter, in
three cases, for forging the name OF schsap 4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

CouLp NOT AaREE.- Tho jury in the
case Of Isabella Iix, indicted before the urana
Jury for receiving stolen tobacco, not being able 70
agree, have been discharged, and the canse con-
tInuei til the June term Of the Hustings Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

WITHplAws.-Marx Cain appeared be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, to answer for threaten
ing 10 assault Saul solomon, but before going into
the examiuation the warrant was withdrawn BY
the complainant, who was required 70 pay the cost
of the prosecution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

GETTING LIGHr.-Ncd, slave to David
winfree, was convicted before the Mayor yester-
day, of stealing q box Of candles from Norveil &
waggoner and ordered to be punished by stripes.
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COMxIssIoN-Rpa

COMMISSIONERS.
HS- COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE, Ur.
PER DISTRICT, HEHkfCO COUNTY II aunouboe
N self candidate for the MMlBslON kk6AIp
Of the Upper District of Henrico county, In The
place OF Jacob Is Keesee resigned, and respectfully
solicit your vote at the coming eeetion on nth hay.
f,sIssted will dischsrSe the datiss of tAs Sees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

PusIsHED.-Letty Gladmen, free wo-
punished with stripes fer losing the register of her
freedom three times.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. Two children of Martin
KaIar. of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, boy of ten and a
girl of thirteen years, ventured upon small ecov
sailing near the shore, when gale came up and
drifted them out into the lake. 1t not found
I'll Sunday evening, whom the bodies ofboth children
were found in the bottom of the boat, frozen to
DEATH The girl was covered by the brother's coat,
which he had given her to protect her from the
Geld while be remained in his shirt sleeves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

AMERICAN AND FREScH RAJRoans.-The following
is comparative statement Of the railroads ia tho
United States aud In France I'm the United States
there are $1,000 nics of railroad, costing an ave
rsge ofs 1000 per mile. The whole investment il
a 0i0 600 600, and il pays average OF 2per cent.
In France there are 1000 klomcters, or $500 Eng
ish miles, and the whole investment Is 4o0, 900 900
francs or SHp. .00O, 600. ------- - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

~ To TIE Worms OF DIsfnicf Ne.
4 HrNaico CoCNrT II Am candidate foT yseiecsica
70 the once Of uONsrABLx, snd shosld dt y yess
ooniinus fAitbfay and ssspecsfaiiy 70 Dsrfern ~
as.1sT ~ iy9.dsdss Z. Ia s'' fHoe. u MONTAGUE. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

Robert IRVINa, the lad, who was
thrown from horre at Broad Rock, last Thurs-
day, and severely stunned, has 80 far recovered
from his isinries es to be walking about the
streets. 1t is hoped he will be entirely we'll In a
fnY DAYS. -.t. - = p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

n6- AM o candidate for the CLERK
SHIP Of Henrico County Court. y. l,l..sil lae-
amh 26-2ms JNO r HARRISON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

LADIES .FAIR-The Ladies connected
with the Manchester Baptist Church, will hold
Fair, commencing on Tuesday next, at the store
recently occupied by Messrs Bnford, Mayo 4
Blair, No. SO Main street, In this city the object
of which Is to procure funds to assist In liquida
ting the debt on the Church. fsF
The many trials and diff icuties which this little
church has had to encounter, with its recent hea-
Wy afflfctlon in the loss of beloved pastor, are
circumstances which have elected the warmest
sympathies ofths sister churches OF this city, and
present, for impartins substantial aid, will not be
overlooked. The Manchester Ladies will need all
the encouragement and assistance that can beck
tended, and 1t is hoped that a liberal patronage
will be bestowed.
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COUNTY OF HENRIC0.

~ y COUNII VF HENHICVs IH4 -@I--f -
r.. sars1 SHERIFF. !f a9 fJ Seal
b~ To MY FHLLow-C CIrIzRn OF rHp
CovNfY OF HEsRlco.-I am q candidate for the 6H T.
RlFALTY of the County Of Henrico, and respect-
fully solicit your suaIsges at the ensuing election
ia May next. vi "l1 - " feflia{
{ ap2i-dime iE t1 Q. MICH. DAYIn.
sE5- To TIE VorsRs or HHnRIoe
.oUNrr.--I take this method Of announcing myself
candidate for the Sheriffalty of Henrico county, at
hee!ection In May next; and If elected promise 10
devote all of my time to the office, and TO discharge
its duties the law directs. villa Try and ses tks
voters of the county before the day OF election and
in the meantime refer all such a. wish u ascer.
tain my fitness for the office 20 my nsighbors and
20 John NJ. Gregory ESQ, John b. Young, kAq., end
the Justices OF Asnrico county,; ,.n- b.
M SHERISrALrY OF HENRroo.-I An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

THE IIAPPISBss OF KINGS AND QUEENS A huge
slice of the Gardens ofthe Tuileries has been arb
trarIy cut OF from the use of the public, and 10
about to be enclosed for the use OF the Emperor
aud Empress. 1t comes from two causes, first,
from Q wish to give, as usual, employment TO the
work people; and next, from the deadly fear felt
by the poor Empress every time she stirs abroad.
This will give her garden in which to walk pri
vately, instead Of daily being driven into long
drives. Her alarm has ended BY acting upon her
health --.-- .lsE .... rF..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

RETURN OF A MIssIoNARy.--Amo the passengers
who arrived Mt Now York by the Perss zero Mrs.
DR.. CambeI and four children, of India. Mrs.
Cambeli hrs been a missionary for upwards Of 20
years at the saharanpur Station, Northern India.
She was scnt ont by the Synod of the Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN Church, iu connection With the
Presbyterian Beard Of Foreign Missions, and re-
turns for the purpose Of educating her four chtl-
dren. She mrs IN India during the recent scpoy
insurrection. -.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

THB HRAND JrRy OF the Husting Court
rnet yesterday and found trio bills against Lewis
Scott, John Allen and Marian Francluskei, for
larceny. They then adjourned until IL o'clock TO-
day, because Of the absence OF number OF wit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

FUNERAL SERMON N-IHTEREsTING TO
You've Mrs.-It has been announced thar fune-
raj DISCOURSE occssioned by the death of the late
GEORGE wyrTE MUSronD, Jr, OF Richmond, is TO be
morrow morning, ut IL O'clock, by the pastor, Rev.
T. Y. Moore. +-
The interesting subject of this discourse, his
early death In distant State, by which q career
bright with promise, was brought 70 abrupt
termination, Andfother circumstances Of the occa
sion will render IL en- interesting one-especiaiiy
TO young men, to whom, indeed, the sermon is to
be especially addressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

REVOLT on SHIpBoARD On Monday, the crew of
the ship ST. Johu, lying in Boston, Mass, and about
to sail for MrImachi. N. b., refused duty and beat
their officers severely. The harbor police, after
desperate fight and receiving serious injury, enc
ceeded in arresting seven of the crew five OF whom
vero locked mp and two discharged. Medical aid
had to be procured for the chief mate and offcer
Luther White of the harbor police, both of whom
were very badly hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15
SLAVE REnorEREn.-soma two weeks

since we noticed the fact that Mr. Albert Aiken of
Henrico, had recovered q runaway slave belonging
to him, who had been at large for six years. This
slave, by the oath Off white man, had obtained q
register of freedom in the name of ISAAC JEYFER-
soA, and was gettisg work about the city wherever
ID could. Since his arrest he has acknowledged
that he belongs to Mr.. Aiken, and says that when
be first ran of, white man carried him to Din.
widdie county, and afterwards gave him certificate
of his freedom in Petersburg lie then went to Bos-
ton and married, but was robbed of his wife by
other negro hen he became disgusted with the free
states and sreturned to Virginia, where negroes
are not looked upon as brutes Mr.. Aiken appear
cd before tho Hastings Court yesterday, and on
proving his property by several witnesses, the
Clerk was ordered to destroy the register granted
to him, improperly, in September last. The wit
nesses were then recognized to appear before the
Grand Jury to day; after which Mr.. Aiken took
charge of his servant and lett the court room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

Can't Lawrence Nc Donough, a we'll known Mis-,
sissippi steamboat captain, died at Florence, Ala
on the 9th inst. sl u-4
The steamer New Boston, was sunk with q vau-
able cargo. on the 18th uit., on her way from
Geneva, Ala, to Pensacola, Fla. So
David Paul Brown win deliver an Grafton at the
Philadelphia Academy OF Music on the Fourth Of
July, for the benefit of the Mount Vernon Asso-
citation. -s& &ss'
Kate Brunk only 16 years Of age, committed sui
eide in Troy, New York, ON the 10th uit, by drink
ing poison. af
The Chicago Tribune is informed that Bishop
Anthony o'Regan, ofthe Chicago diocese, has been
removed by the Pope. 55ss5 III
Charles Aiackey, the English writer, will sail for
Esrope next wsek, in the steamer from Boston.
Carf Samuel C. Reed, commander Of the celebra-
ted priysteer brig General Armstrong, IL In ast.
ington city. fass s
Thursday was the snniversary Of the Landing
n Jamestown in 1000. We believe there was no
public celebration Of the event. kN54 H5k
BENJAMIN Wright we'll known citizen OF Mem.
phis, Tenn died on the 18th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

A YoUxG CoNvIcT.--Jehn o. Little, boy only 10
years of age, who left Loudoun county, Va, about
a year ago, has been convicted in Baltimore, OF
kiliisg the mate OF vessel while on q voyage
from Boston to Palermo. lie was sentenced TO
fhrne ynarn imnria0nment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

FOUND GUILrY-In the Hastings Court.
yesterday the Jury In the case OF John D. Perrin,
indicted for violent Assault rpon Harriet Blan-
kenshfp, after hearing the argument Of Messrs
August and white for the defence, and Mr. Gilmer
fot the Commonwealth, found the prisoner guilty,
and assessed his fne at 81 20.
Eoon after the verdict was rendered, the court,
on motion Of the prisoners counsel, set ths YER
dict aside and awarded him = new triei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

NAVAL APPoiyrNESrs.-The following officers
have been appointed. and confirmed By the Senate
Second Lieut. George Holmes TO be FIRST lieu
tenant in the Marine Corps, vice II. w. Queen dc.
ceased; Charles Haywood, of Me, to be a second
lieutenant in the Marine Corps, vice Holmes, pro-
NOTED. Bepi. r. Gnryin, TO he chiel engineer in
the Navy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15
KsorrY oun.rnoN.--Jim Hobson, a

KsorrY QUESTION. Hobson,
free neero, was before the Mayor yesterday to an
sver the charge Of hartoring Sarah Ann Mosby,
whilst legally In the servce of Quintin Blain, The
negro woman was born free, but having lost her
register, had been committed to jail, and after
wards hired out by order of the Court to pay her Jail
fees Tho evidence before the Mayor was entirely
satisfactory that Hcbson bad induced her to run
away, and afterwards harbored her, but the ques-
tion TO be decided is-"does free negro hired out
to pay tall fees become q slave under the law for
the time beingi" In order to satisfy his own mind
on the subject, the Mayor has continued the ex.
animation until Monday, to enable him to consult
the best legal authorities. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

FIRE IN CHrcAGo-On the 9th inst. a fire broke
out in Chicago in large two story frame building
on the east side Of North Despaines. midway the
block, between Randolph and Lake streets owned
aud occupied by Messrs. M'Cammon Plunsted,
AS plsuing and moulding mill, and before it sur
rendered $25,000 worth of property was destroy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

G. Green's ch. I. by imp. Glencoe, dam by
imp. Envoy.;...:..-.........
VIM. y. Harpers chf by imp. Glencoe, dam
Dy
B. r. Beszley's ch. C by --, dam by Bos-
tOn...s
D. McDsniePs b. C. by Revenue dam by imp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

aS- TO THE VOTERS on DISTRICT NO 0,
HENRICO O0UNTf.--I am 3 GAndtdase sos 10 n.
Il be your pleasure fellow citixvns 10 elect e tho
dutes of the once shall be discharged with prUSnpe
nsss and ideiity. kisctien Toarfh fhussdai y ns1
next. ss.s ~ = & fs4s tsa - -. a 5.
sp s-dids WI. =. fTE1k
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sW-I respectfully affsr myself q {

tN-I respectfully effsr myself - 3
candidate for The salcs ef ooNsrApLk, b tketth
csive he soiss q my friends for the said oass. q
lhs nth dag Of Msy next. =. .
sp lz-tjss g.as's9a RnhkkI bMhA
To rHH vcrxIs ov isr D1sTSIcr ~
Hrxxico OorxrY AT Ne soltci1afics q m4nS
ifisnds. annoanee myse1f c~n9bdaes ~ eon1I1r
BLk. 81 the lst nls1ict. and rsepecteuy ee9s9
ne Il pros;ss - dischar1s ths datiss 81 ~ eoesW
'hs * 81 Id. : fssA'' JOIN \ pce!lszf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

HARBoRISa A RUNAwAY.-James, slave
to Geo. A. Hundley, was found guilty before the
Mayor yesterday Of harboring Peggy, runaway
from John w. Pollard, aud sentenced to receive
twenty-five stripes. From tn is decision Mr.. Huud-
ley took an appeal to the Hastings Court and re-
cognised for the appearance of his servant to an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

NARROW EscApH-By the late burning of the
steamer Ocean Spray, near St. Louis, Mt. Jshn r
Windle of New Market, Shenandoah county, va =
lost his trunk containing $3.50, and only saved his
life by leaning overheard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

- Ar rHs nsoUssr Of many u ny
fellowcitizens. respectfully suscupes, mvsslf =
eandidate for the sflcs Of OQMMiH6IONfk or
THE RkvENUE for Monroe Ward ana wiil p3edrS
nee, il elected. ssnss : JOHN =. Al Hf3a
ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

~ To THE VorEHs or TEE 4fH DIS.
rRicT HEsRico CoUsfY II respectfully ODER ny sess
yices 10 mp fellow stisens. candidate for shs a.
nce Of HIGH CONSTABLE Of the lfh Distriet, ard
win discharge the duties eArntstiy and faithfply,
II it should be your pleasure 20 elccs nns. ~ g
ap z-td< sas5saas 6 BENJAMIN \. Rad. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

RED MEN.-At the last session of the
Great Council of Improved Order of Red Men, held
in this city, the following officers were elected:
f. l.. Lunsford, of Powhstan Tribe, No. Is, Pc
tersburg Worthy Great Sschem.
J. W. Mcneil, of 0swego Tribe, No. II, Wheeling,
Great Senior Sycamore.
w. T. Hanueford, of Nansemond Tribe, No. 20,
Somerton, Great Junior Sycamore g.
@. A. B. Coffrotb of Shawnee Tribe, No. 2, Win
chester, Great Chief Of Records,
j. A. Clarkson, of Pocahontas Tribe, No. IA,
Richmond, Great Keeper of WaUpum.
And the following gentlemen were elected rep.
resentatives to the Great Council of the United
States j. A. Ciarksor and b. K. Pullen, OF Poca-
hontes Tribe, No. IA; w. L. Hsnneford, of Nanse-
u,ond Tribe. No 20, and Lewis Bailey, OF Shawnee
Tribe, No. 2.
This session is said to have been harmonious,
snd the amount of business transacted large.
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~ To THE VorRKs or rHp CTrY on
assaaS sssisss a I'M once
kh Oh THE REVENUE for Monroe ward h0O.
oy announce myself . candidate for the satA en90o.
% Respectfully eo1cit ycur votes, and pledge NJ.
sell 20 the faithful discharge Of the duties e. IL
once. should II be Jour pleasure TO elect ne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

RicHxoND.-I am . candidate for the oflos Il CON.
MISSIONER or THE REyENUn tf Msnrcs
eliowcitzens. Should Il Sc your pisassrs % sisse
me 70 that position, shall eadesyog 10 sheV. ~
ssithfnl dschsrgegfmy duties. that yeur eonAdssss
= NH 2-tde Tsa ~ tiN MILLS b. GOODWIN. g
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- To TIE voTsas or RlcpuonD
q i isssS1sas; s, Fl &Hs + issss r
your support - sT---'~-" JN0 II ~ NasfST6
- Eiectioq day, nth NAY, Three Conmlnion-
ers 10 b cotsd for GhFUu0hom h< cIfu II = -T9Ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-15

YrH DEGRADLD.-Tbe Emperor of China has issued
an imperial edict degrading Yeh, the Imperial
Commissioner, for his course towards the baTba-
rians, which led to the assault on Canton. The
Emperor says, holding the Office he did, he should
have devised means to keep the barbarans In
check, if their demands were too unreasonable to
be granted, or he should have kept them quiet by
shooting them. t
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100 WttulOnen peranl9laBt meroen. Der Staat
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gum erlten Otale Die Saare seldnitten, uno 9e>
lbab Dieles unter ben bel Sofe tbliden SSeier.
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