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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

Another account of Mr.. Walker appears
IN the Land Agents account OF the past
year. amounting to Si30.9I, according 10
the annexed sheet marked (C) This ao-
count was audited by the late Governor and
Council, as appears from the accompanying
report, and large part Of the same dlsal.
lowed.
Had Mr.. Walkers account the former
year been submitted 10 the same searching
examination, n large portion OF the same
would undoubtedly have been disallowed.
The present system Of auditing and settling
accounts against the State Is very objection.
able, and subject 10 much abuse.
Certain aecbunts arc presented 10 the
Legislature, and the same are referred 10
aud audited by the proper Committees. Ger.
tain accounts are also audited by the Gov.
ernor and Council. and IL has often hap.
pcned that the same accounts have been
allowed twice. and paid. Aud again, the
large amount Of accounts 30 be audited and
allowed by the Governor and Council, at OF
near the close OF their Official duties. does
not give them time to attend 10 the bushes.
in a proper manner hence the accounts
hI' uuIIitu hNfIs wv iOotlnss tAAtn 10 %
correct. and no real examination made. The
COMMITTEES are therefore Of the opinion tina,
the time has arrived, when, taking into
consideration the increased expenditure OF
tho State, the multiplication Of disbursing
agents. that some moro effective mode than
the present should DO adopted, for the audi.
ting and settlement Of accounts in which
the State IL "A Marty
From what attention the Committee have
boon able 10 give 10 this subject. they ar,
satisfied, that the best interests Of the Stat,
would be promoted from the establishment
Of State Auditor Of Accounts. Such an
Office was established In Massachusetts, IN
1919. and has been found 10 b. highly use
iul, and indeed, at the pr,scn, time. to b,
almost indispensable. Such an Office ha,
been established in most Of the States, and
il is believed 20 have been in every case sat
isfactory % the people.
They would therefore recommend the pas
sage OF bill 90 establish the oiEicc Of audi.
tor Of accounts. which Is herewith submit.
ted. T.. l.. llAMLiN, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
The Plantation Democracy declaring
all Free White IaboIers Slaves.

In a resent .pocch delivered in the United
states Scnat,, loading member Of the
democratic ar;y,-wc refer to Mr.. Ham
moul, the new nat0r frum South Carroll
ua.-us,i the following language
The man who lives hy daily labor, and
who ha. o. put out his labor ia the market
and take the hcst he can get Tor il, n sicfi,
tsar uho's c.aO Of manual ialorrrs and 0p-
rrG'irr, 81 fhs North, are SLAVES, The
dir reu,t between a. is that oar 'ldrc' ar
Liri or life. and well compensated while
var si1rss arr hiryd by the day, not carc,i
Tor. and poorly compensated.
oar S'gr,s ar halk, of another and inferior
ra,c. Your Narc are uhHe, OF
Your own race; YOU arr brothers Of one
blood"
This il modern. james buchanan, border
ruaan democracy. The plantation dcmoc-
racy a. a party, both North and South, ar
irwin. 10 drag down the white lAbor,r Of
the Northern States, TO the degraded, scryil,
condition Of the cnslayci African. Here a
distinguished leader Of the black democracy,
in the hishc., legislative body in the world
dcaouuccs The whole class u manual la
b1rgr. and operators OF the North SLAVES.
Now a party that hold. TO such principle
and ideas as thcs, Is pretty party TO l.
supported By lahorins men in the frcc state
The ,urror, Of the black democracy, at
wh,.c bead stand. james Buchanan, is IN,
degradation Of free white labor. As YOU
elevate the one, YOU degrade and disgrace
the other. one great. living clcmcn, in n,
issue. now dividing the Republican party
from The black democracy, !, an attempt on
the part Of the latter 70 bring free whit,
labor in competition with slave Abor-ir
other words, % bring the millions in n,
tree States. who gain their bread by a,
sweat oC their brow. and labor with thcii
hands, down 10 the ahrct condition oil
slavery. Millions in the free States have n,
capital bat their labor. and you strike down
,h., and they are comparatively prnnilrss
You ROB lahlring man Of iair equivalent
Nr hi. labor, and YOU take from him bis In.
dsocndeuce Of character, aud his only mean,
orsurp1r,. both Tor himself and bis family.
Now ihi, is what the black democracy, no,
only in South Carolina, bu, IN Maine, are
engaged in doing. Every man who votes
with aud for tina; party in Maine, votes 70
strike down free labor, and rob the honest
operative Of our own State Of his honest,
harl-carnei gains. Black democracy is no;
only llborins to plan, slavery in Kansas, bu;
in Maine and every free State in the Union.
Ie. that party 50 on in its mad political
career, aud il will DO Il; Suffer it TO 90 on,
and the free white laborer Of the North will
De dra-syi down 70 the low and miserable
condition Of the southern slaves. The only
hope Of the free laborer o, the North or
South Is the ultimate triumph o. Republi.
canism over despoiism. There is no middle
ground in this contest. Every man who
goes 10 the ballot-bo1. either votes for free
labor or slave labor-ior freedom or slavery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
STATE OF MAINE

N COUNciL, Jan. ., 1853.
Tho Committee Of the whole Council, 10
which was referred the annual account Of
Noah Barker, Land Agent,
REPORT
That these accounts embrace the one month
service OF james Walker. laic Land Agent.
and eleven months Of Noah Barker, present
Land Agent. That part Of the accounts
made under said llarkcr are we'll vouched
aud correctly cast. and meet our approba-
riOn, Except one charge paid Spencer Ar.
mold, OF hny dollars, was duplicated, OF
course erroneous, and should DO deducted }
and said Barker has credited to the State
aid error. That part Of the accounts made
under said Walker, We have allowed tho
larger par, Of them. thinking them correct
or nearly 80. but there aru certain other
charges, some Of them are entirely objection.
able. Others not sufficiently explicit TO war
rant their acceptance, viz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

Euaorr. Tho steamer North America,
from Liverpool, 81 inst, arrived at Port
land. Monday night. Her dates are four
days later.
In England. Lord Derby made bis inau-
gural speech. lie alluded with pleasure to
their success in India, and said that since
tbs I'll Of Canton, it was their duty to
make a prompt aud honorable peace. The
directors Of the British bank had all been
convicted.
In laiil, preparations were making io'
the INVASION Of Dude. SIR Hugh Ross had
defeated the rebels at Banda. The enemy
were Certifying Luekn9v.
TrRKEY. The C0nstntinople correspond
ert Of the Daily News gives the details o.
tue horrible Outragos committed upon th'
American family named Dickson. occupy
ius farm near Jaaa. The American con.
.ul had taken Il up, anl the Port9 hac
pE-mised fell rs!TibaIion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

Tux Lrcur GoSE Der. The patriotism
Of Collector Smart seems TO have fallen
amazingly, IL we may be allowed to judgc
from appearances no sooner did he los,
his hold upon the Belfast Custom Hous,
than his paper was merged in the U. S,
Democrat, published at Rocklsnd. Tn,
combined journal is called the Z" DemOera,
and Free Press"
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OBJ 0tforb democrat
PARIS. MAINE, MARCH 10, 1858.
FUBLIsHID EvIRr FRIDAY MORNING nv
VIM. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
rEorRIETORs.
JOHN FERRY, Editor.

rerms.---One doliaf and fity cents strictly
~ ,pvASet; ,ne dollar anil seventy-6,e cents
withia ~ moni,. two dollars az the cod Of the
,rar. To whish hhy cents vii H. added ioI
oysry wear ~hicn psymch, !. delayed.
Al,srti-csnenrs inserted on r,asnnable terms
the pfupt,etors got hcipg responsible Coz auy cuuf
ts,esi The amo,n, charged ior the Advertisement.
- =. N. pIrrENsILL \ Co, 10 state 81,
Bo.tou. and 10 Nassau 81, New lotk, are ovT
dul, aaihoritsi agents iorpfocuring subscriptions
iof~sniihg sivv -tissmeuis.
- Pa,meui Zoe all advertisements u held 10
b. doc from the ilair ~ the fret Insertion.
- CONGRATULATIONS should H. directed 10
" The ONiorj Dcmocrai," raTis, Me.
RooL aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

\ TuAw The warm weather Tor a few
days back has melted away the snow at an
almost unprecedented rate. The roads in
this vicinity are getting quite bare. We
should think, however. from the stock laid
in during the monih Of February, that our
friends in the Western par, Of the County,
would end sleighing Tor some time to come.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

The boiler in Mr.. wOOdward's planning
mill in Bangor, exploded on Saturday, car.
rying some Of the iron and brick surround.
inss from leo to coo feet. and 50 injuring
the engineer, Mr.. jeremiah Lyons, that he
died the night following.
\ chess club has bcen organized in SaeO.
Visitors are invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

TnE Ectfst. Monday morning was very
clear. and afforded such as were interested
in such matters an admirable opportunity
to see the eclipse Of the sun. Contrary to
the rule I'm such cases made and provided
the weather has been remarkably warm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

ADMITTED To Tux Bar. At the March
Term Of the ;. J. Court, now in session at
Paris. on Thursday the llth, on motion Of
d. L. Hastings, Esq. Enoeh knight Of
Lowell, was admitted to the practice Of law
IN al the courts in this State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
IsO 1919 .

Perhaps portion Of said accounts might
be found acceptable, on getting the facts
connected with them.
Mr.. Walker should have presented his &C
counts 90 the Governor and Council, on
leaving the Oficc, for their approval, instead
Of charging them on the books and taking
the pay, and never presenting them TO h.
audited not having done that. be should
not be declared On the privilege OF coming
before the Council with such facts as he
may present, tia, they may be properly un-
dcTstOod.
The Grst Of said charges. we allow for
horse 10 Old,own only the second. We al.
lowed none the fret part, going 10 Bangor
twice IN the short space Of ono month, was
only going home 20 his family, the last part
may bc right, but ~ indefinite we could not
allow it The third charge We allowed I've
dollars, the amount usually paid Tor said
service. The fourth charge is probably cor.
rect, but we consider 10 clerk hire, and
should come out OF his 81 600 % allowed
him Tor that purpose. The 9Th charge we
consider too indefinite and ton doubtful %
allow any part Of IL. The sixth and last
charge we allow par. and reject part. Jas.
L. Walker is son Of the Land Agent Walker,
and was then about 10 or II years old, "a
good boy,) but could no, b. 30 valuable as
a man for woods work, or even any other
work We allow him one dollar per day and
incidental expenses. which SUN would have
hired full grown man, even. The $780,
we consider clerk hire, and should nave
been done by the clerk, and come out OF tho
$1,000 90 allowed Land Agent for that pur-
pose.
Which respectfully submitted.
A. COBuRN. Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

The Lewiston Falls Journal has been con-
siderably enlarged; and has dOnned a new
head. We wish our AndrOscOsgin neigh.
bors the best Of success.
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BooL aud Job Printing
LOCAL AGENTS.
CIUnnINl:.

The Publishets of The ONiord Democrat have
uas arrangement. O. iuru,sh O. their suscr ihsrs,
a. c.ancct,oa With their journal the iolowing pc
tialctls'
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other column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

IIEnRoN. Moderator, Sam1 Sturterant.
Clark, Il. l.. Packard.
S,lseimsn, Maj. Albert Cushman, S. Il.
Bradford. Caleb 5. Barrows.
Agent, George Cobb.
Supervisor, Rev. Carleton Parker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

Recent information from Kansas removes
all doubt as to tho election Of the free State
ticket, and therefore Mr.. Calhoun has
declared his intention to give certificates
accordingly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

IL CouNcIL. Jan. 6, 1857.
Read and accepted by the Council, and
by the Governor approved.
Ansr Z. X. AVER, Sc. Of STATE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

Arrests have been made in Italy in fear Of
a Republican Instruction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
REPORr

That said account isproperly vouehed and
correctly cast, and the Committee recon-
mend tha, the same be approved and placed
ON Gle.
Which is respectfully submitted.
VI. STRICKLAND, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
STATE OF MAINE.

IL Council, Jan. o, 1907.
The Committee Of the whole Council, 10
whom was referred the account Of James
Walker. Land Agent, have fully examined
the same and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

Congress is still engaged on LEGO mptOu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19

Mrs. Sarah prcble, Of whitefeld was
murdered last week. The Coroncr's Jury
fix the crime upon her husband.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-03-19
is respectfully submitted.
a. COBURN, Chairman.

IL CouSciL, Jan. G, 1855
Read aud accepted by the Council, and
by the Governor approved.
And A. JACKSON, Sc. of State.
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8ieSeramfebem oeo en8liieben
GDarttsGNgls.

Gie eurrrdilhe 0elpfrili8 3iebt rai6 lbte
rclltilhen 6pIgen naA lih. Ser @crrelpons
peut cer 9I.s2). Irttuue melctt pcn yUurpu,
CUP oer tort 9eJl1urte 0Dlrtt8mu0 Wleler up
re9e unp raB lcBar 5pllhcn zen UlDttrn Ger
Diittelftalle uup cellen Ger 9bQltliten etn Iprms
IltcS GcmprnallB ae5eldlpllen wptpen let i'll
Getre1t Ter H1rIalneuterelprM. Gle Scrpe,
rnfgen rieier Jtciclmpattct ltnD: Stmnlred)t
III lecen Stencr51gler, 9eDctnle NelttunlulA,
crcll1brllde FarIal1lentc uHo AbiAa1fun3 cer
Observation-Disclosures llr 15drlliiengruitz
9lleo2r DIE 6ubrer Ger Ofltteltlalleu luden
tie atbeitenre Yerciftrrn8 liir lid 81 SewluAtu,
CD lie rle Artelt8lQli9teIt c~erlelben Iir ce
n1Glte Selt rcrau8leben uIo rle pelltlIbe NAt,
%latlcn, ee Woodworking aus elueul lrldeu gu.
~ltanre fcl8en muB. yrrp 4llmel ltcn lDu IT'D
AUDI beretlS wltlB 9e1eigt BADEN, DIE 9ttro,m
Bill rcn 1922 wlecer III GrlrI3ul3 AZ 5fbeu.
Gs lit renl1aA felr 3welfeI, Dup init peul Wio.
Hate 6etrnar cine 9npbe pclifide A~.jltaticn
&rBLlno auirittsln plrr. Dies past Debr
lHlmm Sl Den Flinen peS DeSeintertaiier5,
Ger redt pobI peig, pag eiue 4Btatlrrl in SrA.
LAMB out, III 6ranfrelh Ibrc 0fudpIltun8en 1u,
cert unr r1B RE 6r1nSclen lth plcblld ron it.
1eno eller polltIldeu 5pee m1At 3 binreiBen
taller. Ga6u tenmt ned, raB III 8raNtrelD
pie Arteitatpli9telt liAt seringer ut al8 in
@n5lanc, men' oudD Cen 3eltlluAen rertetel lit,
%earilter ~ reren. Sobalo ~yteuia9r rrtiltec
it, miro nah aller Griabrun9 Dls fcl, li1le
yuyu8gelddlt i'll BariS lille lteben unp nit
tim rie 61trlten, RE es nit W1areu p~erlabcu.
SO ltnr lonlit auh in 0ranfteld Die Sepiu3nny
gen ciuer 9rrBen poIltliAen 2~9itaticn se8eten.
rcren 6cl9en liA niAt beredneu lalien.
(Su. cts. 3ts.)
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oGie in rel 0unmner b. 9t, pem 90. San.
Y. j. ip fer &iQe re6 4ortsifalupisS seBen reu
$.9fn. S. baliagref in Cincinnati etbeteue Bc.
,hnIbi8HAig elmer fdlehtfn 8ebapplu1s ieiner
0fnties bat iIA= IN Fem Segen REP GiuclaAaiiee
SelfaFreRnr pe9en NieperatrradS jeuer 8s
lhpIrisun9 zen Syn, Goojiomef ertctcpen
Rlr5ekc rurd Gle NnSiq9cn rer D(u;ter itlblt
llS 4inbeBli;nrst nno nss auf ciaatn nliIgiBen
0etiidie tcfilbelb be~tau29e(tclt, Bir etaAs
ten e5 fober ais unlere Efiitt, lene. ME 8eia8t,
in rey Site te8 aappfcS cbne lanBeu 8prbe
IolAt crbcbene geidplrt3uns eben ip tifentlidl,
ME lte ef5rten %,perefn, 5urlidSauebmeH. 0ir
lIno rieIe OVERWHELMING 9errn 9allaurcf um
10 niebr id'uIei9, ole Ell ieit Ginger 3eit ans eer
Frelie gethiereu 1T unp peulislhen paber pidt
DurN urlere S6uib Elm unperrienter Wiafel
altlebru tlc!ben rlrf."
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Ole NreiS;9SpoeAe befrefeuD,

Wir MAIDEN pieberbclt tarauf aufmerflam,
cap ldmmtllhe Gemerber nn pen pcn lInS aus,
3eiebten @}reis ron @~iubunoert Dol.
tarS in @plp upp 200 6rei @reWplayen
pe8 SuhcS ieltit, fir tie bette peutIdsamerifas
aiihe Nppehe, tbre NrteIten + lluefene
81, J1nuQr 1858 IN uuS eIngeIsnret la'
ben miiIen. Am /. 6ebrHar icrpen mir Die
ei1seldidten 2lrteiten cen ErelsrldierH gun
Seutbeilau9 81.
3ir teltallgen su9leid zen ridIj8en Gin(aui
rcn 5pei 0lcpelen, elne ron 0ctrn uND pie an,
oere pcn GtncipnAtte
ct. 2ouiS, 3. De5ember 1857.
Die 0crana8eter ceS nNHSeI8crf
ceS Weten8."
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0urop6t6cDc 9eaeDricpteu
fSranflcih.

OtHNtttYs
Yarta, IL. D. J4 periLoiener Ot1bt
fu9r EN- Attelt, u 3uJ vcn 9(pa:neLUl n1D
Gbal0ue. GuS Nullet JtI8 Der, Wfaiulue aus,
uuo MAN mubte anbotten OerDtaldimlt freq
ID, lleb cen !3u8 Qui Der 9lDn unO 9lnB lo,l,
uul aui Ger nlIjteu Stltlpu Wlller AZ Bolerl.
Ilt clueIn Dlltdlts Irdm 5nrtldteDr,nt, be9lug
CT Die llntlu3belt, nit rQler &talt blQel 5uiau=
IN. - Due ye'9e mar eUH furd}tbarer 3ul1ru=
neuI!cB 5Dtld)en ret 1tdlhnle res Sall1ltz
Ar1tno uup Observation-Disclosures, III meIttm I'D
Ulrtelter t%eiauren. 3pelen p~srlelten nurD,r,
Die 0l1e Serbrpd}cn, eth Dtltter cIlttl l0ptre
UerlesunBen an &epfe. Wfau betlIte lid, lie
nlG peul Dcrfe Scns 81 brlnBen, no le bel
oen GlAmopNtm NIfnabais unp ptl Sc TaHpeE.
S,ne llnteriudGn9 lt I'LL VaaBe.
YQrl8, 8 Gei Der Gourrier be Y1rl8
irrlUt befdnnlllG leit rrei Il8en pcn GAtler.
rtth unD S,et9ett. De Buute uaO Der Gem
ltltutIOnel entbalten 81 8leIder 3elt Artltal,
lpotIn lie e~benI1tl1 lebr literal auftreten. Die
l5atte ra4e5e", rle sDrtn lArtlttl SIC Nemc*
tralie cbre Gle 9teUclut0n' betltelt, erpd0ut
rea 9rUrrler De %alIS 3lr n,ht Illo benuet
nur elNel Artltel pe8 Sjccte un IQt9eupt
IeOenIatlS bepeutun90pOuen Wcrte iat4en 81 lal'
leu:
,yBir mereen uls ttiueaprg8 all benz Gage
~betil9eu, al pelbenl nan penIEdloe llebr0ttls
btit 9lbt, cble leIie SthtrbeiI ulo9tuge gu 4e'
flbrpeIl. Die 6ttIbttI nit Den SIttsn peri09s
zen, lie n1h peH S. te'ellen Ter mcrahIben
Or, nurJ Der Wei,ll lAlit rcBetl. Die lit Su 10.
Ieute g,uIgabe. l5tr mrlltn bic DetnOfr1tle
nlbt fit unS bebltjen MI nebnlen tie Oil alb
pas @lement ccr utuen OeleulG1tt, 1lS pleG1'
liz rer Wcp1tt in 6runfretd.
D1S &aIlerreid lit aI0 rem Vette, aus benz
all8elueI,enG tinImreNl bcrrrJBe8an9en. Aapo'
lern Ill. III &a.l er fruit pe5 n1tlpnlIen WltlenS.
Gr muB re3en ltinee 9~tIuleua, l,Ine5 J{1n8eS
uup leuAcr bcbsu Ntrlntmo,tll4tut rpt@ctt u.
Der :tdd)welt fur od9 Wo1t pe8 V"lt5 reJleren.
Der Sb1rut.er oe5 &1 |srrethS, leine Opctr!s
men, lajn 3.psd l1ileu liI 9erace III Benz 1Sorte,
p1o MI uIDer ertIIrt pAbtl, III Dem 290rte;
1esncfratIe Sularurien fmalIcn.
Ol8 MallerreiH ut rle Deulotrltt9 opne bic
Necclnticu. WRan nuB 20 mt pieler bell
Iamen 1nrertrdBtIdteit aunebnieu, Dcun m1u
ntht rlt NsroluIlpn cbne Die DeWQtratte baben
NIL "
Wan iraSt fiji bier a4Jeucin, lpa8 cieleS
plGbli1e G~ntlalten Der 5aDne rer 6tetbelt uno
Der Democratic bepeutet. 8Iele motlen bar
aus erleber, poB cine Mcpifitatien oea ttas
bergen 0fe9ieruu95sSpitem in ltuSiitt fest.
l6eute NbenO per6Henttilt Der Gcavrtcr be
NariS picper eiHen lan9en Art fel. &t tra9t Die
~ppnp0ie lleberiNriit: europa, 6vanfreih, o1S
&aiityteih uUo bic Yrelie." SO belBt p1E1n
ogBerer SerUilit1t nob 5eiHole,i3fett. Dieie
beipeu @tduSeu baten al8 N}Ittelpuaft 0ie6ret'
yeti.
Dinter eieien @rdn;en, no mir ra5 Safer
reid finpsn, flrAteu mir ai4t, oaB man unS
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ieincm aerfsr arsJ -btc4su, aosr pierer IL &c,
fanlen.
9ftdmcab, 4. 5au. Gin 0ci0lup &c.
gen Gptln. ~tI1ulpina wurre in Ger Vir3in.@c>
ieR9ebun8 ein8ebra1t.
Gdu1pfie IN Ganfaa.
Cincinnati, 4. San. J}l@ Den ueue.
item Nadri@ten ,rnrren pie Ser. Ct Drl5oner
25. DEG. bel Su3ar Hrint rcn 0enerll
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