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THE 0 R TURNS OVER.

LIE OIluU lOLAAAO w ILL.,
EULL and completes assortment o. GOODS in cur Inc
which We viii sen IN Astrsishtfo Coward way, and round
about
Unless thsys Z themselves,
They we're bought to Be sold
We wish 20 see them fufl their destiBT-
- do 50 Ee viii give good barEsins-
We have an aaxiety to prove ourselves hoerhi-
Aswe sn ths Goods. We vii give the bargains IN
ne word Is fun o. risk snd venturi-
II one Who does Rot uuferstaad the Aa7Pnced points,
venture among Us Is most hazsrcors-
You are sstonshed. perhaps, at our temerity In giving
aEHy bargains.
what will Be your astcnishment when We zen gou mai
the World is turning ovsrp
In 4 most r~rsefpltaie vay-
Toole who Is not Up 70 al Tire Whereiores, u amsht-
fl and most alarming way
has turned ever once since The sun set last
Ioor out th-i your money does not sip OFT OF yOrr
pocref when the World rolls ever,
Moniy slips ont many mans pocssts
And from between his nugers-
when the world turus round
II fhs Banks are IN In way % DISTURB ~
jest nov the world IL EagEing strang ~
Andt tbs Bank vass ara wagEing-
T0u may feel he vibration
Iet Us make q cal on he oitzsus 20 ftesdy the world
Hold On 70 Il here bsfere Il goes any furtaerl
Take > stro1S gripi
One Of Tylerss-HTnp and Tye."
As she tips let her Be tied
Go 10 MERRIMAN'S dnd set a pa Ct fiyersi
Ike a strong bite on tae Hen and Chicksnsi'
STEADY, sliogsthsTs gently and stronEl
Nov, let the water roll bach
she risAs assint
Pie cas- has iound 90 equilibrium.
The STAR 10 the tan Of Urea Miner comes bach 10 ts
rghf piaoe.
HuILll
ms Dippsrd ips IS Il ought to-
Ths spscie IN TIE citi1sns Rank vaults Il rot hfaEy
enough 70 cause smother o citation. A. present.
Let q - souadt 70 EERRIHAS's asd 81 The TIE.
Stnl The Watcfes sre turninsi
stu The Bar AIMS are glvenf iJy-7-u
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Nor sworn IN.-Ii is nearly a month since
the election and there are yet city officials then
elected, who are performing their duties but
who have net yet been sworn into Office.
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Pefifion fnr DiYorce.

Nary Ann Mesee, J In us c,rcu,t Court Of sh,lsy
County, Tennessee % Rsleigh.
IT appearing 10 the sstisfaction o. NE Clsrk, f7cm he
Il Petition 81 he camplsinant In this behalf dlef, duly
sworn 70, that the DEFENDANT, James EcGee, Is q non
resident OF the State Of Tennesee; Il Is ordered that
publication % made IN tia Meup1is weekly APPEAL,
for thirty days. requiring said defendant Jams Hc6es
20 appear AZ the next term Of The Clrcuit Court o. fhehy
county. Ttnnessee, ts be held q TIE Court House IN the
town Of Raleigh, On the third Monday IN September
next. tken and here, within the drEt three days q said
term. 70 p cad, answer, or dem1r 10 tha complairant's
bul. or the same viii Be- taken for confesEd and st for
herring e--pGrfe witness, n. d. L. Stewart, Clerk Of
SD curt At omce, III 18Th day Of July, ISIS.
I-taWfms N. D. l. srBEART, Chrk.
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n The tWelf.

q The twelfth session of the Young La
dies Model School, Of SOmerville, Tenn, will
commence on Monday, the 9th day Of next
September, under the continued supervision Of
A. E. SLOAN. j2O-1m'
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THAsKs.-We thank DR.. JOHNSON and Capt.
SILVER Of the LHoas for late papers.

LrrEAArURE.-R- C. HIRE has on his stand
at the Commercial Hotel the ever-welcome
Kaioksrbocksr for August; also, the New York
Weekly and Leslis's Wgstrirts ZsituHg.
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OWNER WAETzD.-Capt. THOMAS Of the
Day Police has in bis possession a gold lockst,
which was found a day or two sgoj the loser
csn Obtain it on application to the Station
House on Front Row.
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BANK NoTEs The London Tunes states
tia. the Directors Of the Bank Of England, in
order most eifectnslly to put a stop to the pos
sibiliiy Of fraud being perpetrated to 60 ineon-
venient and alarming an extent by Photograph
ic agency, have entirely altered the color Of the
paper on which their notes are produced, as
well as changed the color of the ink used in
printing them, and substituted an entirely diff
ferent shade. From inquiries and experiments
which have been made, Il is aseertsined that,
I the notes be printed on a yellow tinged pa
per, In blue ink, it is impossible, or extremely
difficult, to transfer fac siniles to Photograph
&c negative wax paper, rendered sensitive BY
being saturated with q solution Of the nitrate
OF silver and other chemicals, from which the
limitations Of the genuine notes are obtsined.
Angther plan which basrbeen proposed, as
euRaliy effcseious in an esd to the sys-
fem Ia question. is thusA swing q few words.
Or -.9sntal dsyielsass x Of on the back
s. no.. them vi = - + -ast -
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FoNeEKY.-soinetims 7gO, E. A. Benson, Of
this city, was sued before Esq. HoHSE for the
pavment Of an order upon J. E. MERRiMAS &
Co, jewelers., dated May p, 1889, which said;
aMr. DIcKEKsoS viii you please let DR.. SWAN
have ten dollars worth of gold paste and charge
to me. Respectfully, A BESsOS," Mr.. Ben
sOx denied that he bad written the order and
declared the signature a forgery. The case
was postponed until yesterday Cor the purpose
Of hearing DR.. SWANS testimony in The case.
The Doctor is a dentist be formerly lived in
this city, bat is how Praetieing In Arkansas.
At the trial yesterday, DR.. SWAN swors that
he saw the order written and signed BY BENSON.
Mr. Benson then charged him with having
fragaulsnsly and fslc1sOusly passed a false and
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EKPESsIvE.|. B. LANE was charged by bis
daughter-in-law, before the Recorder, yester-
day, with having abused and struck her. He
was fined twenty-five dollars, but on account Of
INDUCING in personal disresPect toward the
Court, be had to pay an extra five dollars for
contempt.
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CTrszENs' BAEK.-We have been Informed
that the committee Of gentlemen appointed by
the citizens meeting, had an interview with
the officers of this bank yesterday. They
were Informed that there were some Statements
vet to make up, at which the officers we're at
work, and that the affairs Of The bank would
be ready for the inspection Of the committee in
some three or four days. The gentlemen com
posing the committee are all reliable business
men, and will give a faithful report to the pub
lie
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ssReduced by Dyspepsia 10 a mere
Skeleton,

CURED BE "~FGRHAvE's HOLLAND ~BIrTERs.D
Hr. A. Hsieheti, a trader, probably as vel known Is
any mas in western PennsJivsniA. states as follows al
met with . iarner IN Armsiruag county, Who vas re-
duesd y Dyspepsia 70 . mere skeleton; I persuaded aim
70 buy q bottle Of BGRHAvE's HOLLAND B~iTTERs, be-
neTins Il would eure him. Meeting him some montbs
~ what vas ny astouishmsrt At hneing him > hale,
hearty mani ne tod ne he ncv weighed 200 pounds, and
tsls woud rfni eharss hsd taen produced By Der
hsvs's HeTsnd Bitters, 70 which be attributed solely his
re~frrs+ton -
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WEArHER-Ws bad a long and heavy fall
of rain yesterday, accompanied by thunder; the
consequence was that mud took the place Of
dust.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

Cause.-The Cairo Gazette, Of July 18th.
says the city is fast Incorporating, but, the Ga
zsftc observes: The apathy Of our citizens in re-
gard to the SANITARY condition Of Cairo is as
tonishing. From every quateT We hear alarm
ing accounts Of sickness; fevers prevail in
every portion OF the submergeT bottoms, and in
some instances the miasma is 20 great as to
drive of almost the entire population. How,
fhen, can this city hope wholly 10 escspe?
Now some portions Of Cairo are in a wretehedly
6ltbv condition, and unless our authorities
set about cleaning the city, we shall not be
astonishsd if much siekReHs prevails during the
GUNNER aud fall.
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

AtoaiyAry Church, on Wednesday, the 2ist inst, b.
ReF. Bishop oisys J. oALvTs JONES', ESQ, % Miss
MARY L. KRIS, an o. this city.
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WEST TENNESSEE C0LLEGE
,JackFOn. Teunessee.

THIS Institution. under the care Of Rev.
4 G. bod, A. n President aud Profes- A
s0r o. h~athamatcs and Natural Sca nc. HK
AL Rev. DAVID 90 HKAkH, A. ~,
Professor o. Languages and Belize Leftps.
aided ty Competent assistant, will oom-
mense the next te mon the isT WBDEEs
DAY IN SEPTEMBER. Ths fuI course Of Colisr,
8tudios Win Be efficiently TAUGHT All Students vii
re required % remain, daring study hours, az the Col
lege b~utldlngs under the eye Of The Professors, and 10
tridiag or inencient student win Be retained. Tuifior
m the O7llsge, so per term Of ave months; In the Pre-
P~arEtory Department ei6. Tho Pr fesso-s are pledged
10 procure suitable places OF board On reasonable term.
for I'll applicants. The sciences having ~rlatian n Agri-
culture, such a. Chemistry, Geoiogy, Botany, &C, wi
receive PARTED ar attention.
OHAs. S. nOD.
fv1n-wcN nnmam wnmmnaNu
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In Brownsville, Haywood county, July 2Ist, GEORGE
ANNA eldest daughter Of Mr.. ard Nrs. n. n. sesy,
aged three years ten months and six days
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

HITcHIEe HoRsEs.-Citizens should Temem-
Der there is law against bitching horses to
shade trees, awning posts, &C, (whsre they be-
come dangerous nuisances by getting upon the
~sids-wslk.) J. DAKELAH was yesterday fined
five dollars by MAJOR EAST, for hitching his
horse to on awning post.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

TEEEEssEE BANK MONEY essrs. PoPE
& BRoTHEks will sell goods at cost for Ten
nessee bsnk money at par. jly1O In
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.HnficQ.

A IL persons having claims against the estate Of Mrs.
q @. G TUCKER, deceased, are notided 10 present them
duly probated 20 me for payment, and those tnd,btet are
requested 70 settle immediateiy-
N. IRRELEVANT,
J1i-Iw EEecutor.
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this point yesterday. The rains above were
very heavy on Wednesday, and we had heavy
rainsin the city in the morning and at night,
vaateraav
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Commissioner,s Sale.

nURSUAET 70 q decres 81 the County Court Of Shelby
L County. Tenn mad at the lat July Term thereof.
10 The case Of JchnB Hnksrson and Othrrs, ". Th7mas
B Whkerson and others. teing an application ~ petition
fsr the sal OF thelsnds hfrinafter menloned for psrl-
tion Smong the heirs OF Wm. H Neal deed, and By
Uhieh ] was appointed Commifsouer 10 sell the sane. I
vii on tic I5TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXF. u?on
the premises, and a. public auction 20 the highest bid
der, sen that portion 81 The solth half Of sectin Nc.
-, In TIEn hip No. I, Range No. 5 west, lgia IN the
COUNTY q hhfloy. Tennessee, Supposed 70 o1utain about
$50 acres, and the same cultivated BY said Wm- n
Seai IN c3nn1-i1u with that part % said rorth hair
lying IN MARSHAL county. Mississippi Upr "a which said
Neal resided a. a cotton farm. said sale viii b. fer one
half cash and the helsnoe A. twcive months, She par
chaser giving bond Win god sCcurt ~ The part lying
in Mississippi containing also 10 sores, viii BE- sid 81
the zane time and pace b. vlItae Of a dec.ee o. he
PROBATE Court q Marshan couniy, Mississippi
John NJ FLEMING.
I'd o. E-uwwFarHrmnw A.
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DOGGIcIDE The city Marshal and his ex-
perisnced aids begin war upon all unmuzzled
dogs found wandering in the streets after Mon
day next. Shot and poison viii be freely used
as antidotes to an overdose OF bark, or an inssr-
tion Of canine teeth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-23

LET THE WORK BE DoEE.-By an order Of
the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen, at the in
stance Of Alderman ELDER, a portion Of Monroe
street has been declared a nuisance. The or
der was a just one, but why has not the proper
officers commenced the work Of repair and i'm
uroyement?
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"hereE was silence defp a. death,
And tbs boliest held his brrath,
For q timefu

AnAhAAhs
One T. Z. Tabor, whose name is already IA
milfar through bis mad rawlings on spiritualism
and free-loveism, made an address over the eOf-
fin. He alludes 10 the curse which the suicide
left with his last breath upon religion and God,
and, following bis ~blasphem0us leading, up
holds him in It, and pronouncss the Supreme
Being a monster Of WickedBess and injustice.
He says:
NV hearts blood curdles at the thought. You
may search all heathendom, from the blacklist
h~alf-human Of Ethiopia down to the most re-
6oed Caucasian, and you cannot find one so
nonsfrous, 50 inhHmaB, and 50 i~aferHGL You
nav saw this is not a true representation Of
God. It is the God for whose cause more
human blood has been split than for all other
causes eombined-the God II the Bible-the
God nv brother cursed. Il is the God Of the
religion that banished Roger Williams from
the commonwealth because be believed in eX-
tending civil rights outside Of their own
church That sacrificed the life
OF nv schooEfelloW, Richard Dillingham;, 10
the Nashville penitentiary, and in the Queen
CITY caused a mother to murder her own child.
The God Of the religion that uphOlds the OPP
preston and robbery Of the poor on the one
hand. and the eKtrsvagsnce and vice OF the
p ich on the other; that Expresses, degrades,
tyrannizes over woman, forcing Der to bring
into existence poor, siekly, miserable offspring
that will curse her while she lives, and finally
curse their nation, their God, and die. Final
", it is the God who created a mighty lake Of
burning lava, in whose seething waves, nine
tenths Of all the human family are to writhe
fereVer-and all because, six thousand years
ago, Adam ate a forbidden apple ]
appeal to that youth OF maiden who has not
forgotten how the fear Of that awful tyrant and
smoking he'll blighted every young hope and
paTalyzed every childish JOY, IL they can but
curse such a God and such a religionP
There is no end OF this foul blssphemy.
But we have given enough Of it.
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BeerSheba Springs.
I4fh. IShS.

A11
ITO those who are On pursuit % Health and Pleasure,
II AM wishing 70 visit BeeTsheba SPRING., the cars
leave Nashville every az at 5 0'ccck A. NJ. and arrive
81 C0Wan at2A m. Immediately sitter the arrival Of
the NashgIle and Chattsnooga cars from Chattanooga,
TIE seWaree train viii take passengers 70 Tracy City,
where wul be f1und a good Hotel t. ne
travelling public, and Coaches In rgadine ITO convey pas-
ssEgers 10 Beershsa Springs, a d starce Of rs miles
ever one Of the most beautiful and level mountain roads
In the state and nriving there tue sane evening at 3
O'Clock. fndivi5usls desrous o. seeing the SeEanss
Nine and Of viewing ire slts for the Southern Unlver-
sity-al audable enterprise v hich 90 we'll deserves The at
teufi0n Of the pubnc-EIu have an opportunity Of dang
50 By taking mis- r1uIe 70 Bcershsta. that dssfTabie sum
mer retreat. Ehsrs win Be found q soc H0tel under the
maBagemeui Of 8 N. SCOTT, Esq TIE former pFopris-
tor Of the City Hotel o. Nashville, and Who g. 20 favor
ably kncEn % the puhlic for the style and dlgnify IN
which he conducts . Hotel He Is Amply prepared, and
viii spare no pains 70 make the visitor comfortable and
happy a. Eeersheba
Thsra Is another road 70 Beershebs Springs from Nast-
vile rta HcAinnvfle, leaving the ChattanocEa Railroad
at fc~Ia1oma, and arriving 81 McMIlnrlie the same
dsv and reEain al nisht, where VII Be found q fne Ho-
~ for the accsamodafion Of the G sveinz community.
Coaches leavs acNiunvire every mern NJ 81 = O'Clock,
snd arrive q B.ersheba The same DAY
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r. Dan Rice's horse g Excelsior which
everybody knows, fell from the stairs, lately,
while In TIE ring, and broke a leg. He bad to
~ kiiIea. Oar msv travel long time before
20 a4A tsat6t E3~-@zsisT $3.50. .ess
?. 4. SAI1zn
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Too LATE.-The Rev. Principal Of the Mar
shall County Female Institute arrived in the
city at 2 O'Clock yesterday morning, in search
Of his daughter, who bad eloped with The Pro-
fsssor Of music. The Principal was too late
ESQ. HORNE had tied the mighty knot, and the
happy couple were comfortably sleeping at the
Whitemore Houss. He was angry, very, but
awaking at last to The suggestions Of dire ne
~cessity, be melted and forgsve.
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CN-Partnershin MOtice-
ETMWOOn

I have . sscia.et with ne 40 TIE Hardware Businas
NJ. p A. Ayerle, whose interest vii date from the is
Instant, the sty-e Of frm 10 Be A J. White & Co
iy72 A. A J. WHITE
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n. A PRICE. Proprieto.
n L MHUVTN Nrnut

The Proprietor has a Livey Ststle, ahd is prep red 10
Accommodate VISITORS Horses In the best p ann r, and
also has on hand fr accommodated, me harness
Verses. single and double two horse Csaches, Rockaways,
single and two horse BuEEiss, and hne Saddle Horses for
he asc0mmotsl ion o. Visitors to BeeTsheba- All per
sens htriDg must return property and make damage
GOD. uT2o-d3El n. A.
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Too Easily AMI TOO LATE-Before the Re-
eordsr, yesterday, H. France, who keeps a re-
tail liquor store in the market, was fined ten
dollars for opening bis house for business be-
fore daylight. JOHE BAUM, who keeps a beer
saloon on Adams street, east Of Main, was
fined a similar sum for keeping his house open
for business after 9 o'clock at night. Both
psrties appealed from the sentence.
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Winston & Co.
GREAT ATTRACTION.

I'VE have IN store. snd sre nov oF.riug the largest
snd best selected stock OF Hon re- Furnishes aoots
% be f0cni In the city, w5lch We are determined 10 sen
al : very email sdvsnce en- cost, 10 enslle rs % meet
cur LIABILITIES.
Our stocs ooutisfs In part, o. en- varieties Ct Furnl-
ture AMI Chairs, Floor uCIoths. Curtain Goods, win
DIV shades ard Trimmings PiEuos from The oest man
r~factures IN the couutyi Ctrpets. % every variety OF
quality and rrc-. rfrging from 20 cents &c s. 90 per
yard We are compsl q 70 sell and an We s5Icit / a
call 70 insure satisfaeaou- Every artic sold b Ne
Earrented % please or money refunded. Our terms are
CASH or approved city paper.
For grea' bargains, call At WINSTON &CO's,
tyi6-2W Nearly opposite the Worshsm House.
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TO FEaCHERN!
DIR. y. II. WEBR,

OFFERS his professional services % ne diizsrs Of
" Memphis ard vicinity. Once on Nain street IN
Grecn'aw's Bufdisg, b,tEe0n Union and Gsyoso streeis
v2g-ffms
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TNHB suoscrlbers 70 stock In the BlER City Insurance
Il Company, are her b noudee that ave PCT cent on
the amount Of seek subscribed, IL required 10 be paid
By or before the lOth day Of August. By ordsr Of the
Board, me calls can Be paid 20 T. ". Wukinson. Presf-
dent. JAS. ". CROOEER,
f~QT E.r.r.--
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TfHR Stockholders Of ElmEood Csm-tFry VII please
Il call a. the oountng-rUom or webb h Rum, No.
BIC hsin street, and receive a dividend o. 10 Ter cent
on their stick. By order o. the Board
VA. RUFFIN, ia
gy22 p Secretary and Treasurer.
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%sunsea penieer Gbdttafeit ais s~epStnltd.
gBenn er ITO pom btefsr @s~Obn1eit lpsreist, ete btelelbe tbr
unfru&tbar. nnb feline gernunft fast ttnt, baB btefes bur6
|stas friibers 1pOrbett Derutia4t worren IT. 0teles ftnb
after pesa'e1n oltten'bte / d IL asn.
a9ebeftn6en
Bebaltet e8 i'm 0eeddtntR.
= Derjeni8e. Uel&er It'd unter 9r. aintelia's gsbanbluna
oertrauen, unb F& auf bic @ertderums DerlaHen, bB BITE @e.
Der Rraatsn Den Or. 8imtsIia niemals ent6aat wer.
oeu, ietne gDpbnung tit lett BEN leBten 5pan3tg Jdbren an bi
y. 80. Ode BON Der Drittea unb unipnltr., stpil@tn Spruee
Ytne, philadelphia, gu.
&ranfe in elmer Gntfernnn9,
lbie ttren Bal einfaG, ~SerbuRten nit aGen ibren S9mptpmen,
in etnem Yrtefe n~ittbelsn Unit 8etfdluB elmer @ersutune),
ltDnaen Or. 8tnfelins WlebtStnea bemeemab unUerSlSltb mad
Iiebent Tbetle Der linton, entDeber NIT sr YOf Dber @rpreB,
lunb 10 8tpadt UNI S3aben uae gteuBterbe su %perblten, ubere
litnbet crhalten.
9ele! Susenb unb Wannbarfeit!
Sin fraftDOlle8 2eben D0er ein frib3eitiger SD6.
&iufeltn aber Sebftertaltune = muir IS Gents
i Brtefe, wel6e tenen QBeftb IN >tanps entbalte1, Derben
nit un sebenDtr pot nit etneut Gremplar Sert9est.
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