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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

The Union says that the 'long and the
short" Of Gov. Wise's letter is, that "oovern-
or Wise will accept a constitution Tor han-
aas without submitting it to the people OF
Kansas, porided it suits him to DO SO; II
not mt"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

The days for holding the county Aua
Quarterly Terms of the Courts tor STAFFORD
are about to be changed from the Il MonuSy
to the Sd Wednesday of each month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15
Among the studants Of the University "

Among the students Of The Ual7er5lsy we
notice the names OF }. B. French, Il ii. Hoe,
j. B. Leary, f. Gordon Pollock, Thomas
Smith. p. Bell Smith, and L~ittIeton Tyler,
from Fauquier--quite a respectable delega,
too from our county. We hope - see each
and every one of them in high places on the
programme" of proceedings for Commence
ment day. WurJeatoH Fiay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

Mr.. Joseph II. Sberrard has been ~re-elec-
ted Mayor Of Winchester.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

The following is an extract from a letter
addressed to the Southern Matron" by a
distinguished physician in Philadelphia. al
ter bearing MIR. Everett's Grafton on the 4 h
of February: 'If you and Mr.. Washing
ton will have patience, MIR. Everett will
alone purchase Mount Vernon. Report says
he has now S36 900 besides what Phlla-
delphia has given and will give him
We all heard him on Thursday evening at the
opera house, before three thousand persons -
All beard--all were pleased. Not one half
of those who wished to hear, could get tick
cts. lie repeats it again, it Is believed,
next Friday. Certainly be Is u wonderful
man"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

We indebted to the Delegate from this
County for interesting public documents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

We are pleased to learn from the Rocking
ham Register that the town of llarrIsonturg,
continues to grow aud prosper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

Considerable indignation is said to be ex'
pressed by Anti-L ecompt)u members OF
c ngress at the formation Of the Special Com
mittee on the Kansas question, by the Speak
er. The placing upon that Committee OF a
maj ,rity of those who voted against the
resolution creating the Committee is asser
ted to be both a violation of parliamentary
rule and courtesy. The Speaker defends
himself 10y asserting that the Presidents
Message is a point at issue, and that there
fore the Administration is entitled to a ma
iority on the Committee. The Aut-Lecomp'
ton members at first resolved not to serve,
but have subsequently, concluded to await
the development of the intentions and dis
position of tue t%najority of the Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

Capt. William V. Taylor, of the Unit d
States navy, who died in Newport, last week,
had passed three score years and ten, and
had through his long life sustained a high
character as a brave, able and interchangeable
officer, and a ~virtuous and esteemed citizen.
lie was conspicuous in the battle of Lake
Erie, in which he navigated the Lawrence,
Perry's flagship into and during the action.
He saw during his career a great amount OF
service never shrinking from any order OF
duty. His last cruise was in command OF
the Ohio seventy four, on u cruise to the Pa
citic. Since that time the iutrmites Of age
have gradually overcome him. lie was hor-
orably retired by the naval board on full pay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15
Purchase or Mount Vernon.

The Grand Lodge If Virginia have adop-
ted a pan II cooperation with the LaIies'
Mount Ver,yn Association in tie purchase
Of Mjuut Vernon. j. Is by 4 small but adj
epaate lsse5-neLt Of each Mason in the
United States, ne dollar each with the
single condition that they shall have full lit
erty TO occupy the premises one day in each
yenr. There is .t,ted to he an aggregate Of
$4,000 members Of the fraternity 10 the
United States. The Southern Matron," as
President If the Ladies Mouut Vernon As.
ISOLATION, has gratefully accepted the prop
0-ltIyn, sud u circuI r % the sutject has
been sent to each Grand Ledge 10 the
United States from the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia.
We learn that. ia compliance with an in
~vitatluu rom the Langley Literary Society,
Gu young friend, Mr.. George Ii. BIincoe,
delivered 80 Address before that Association
90 Saturday evening lat. His theme was
'lbe Power of Thought" and although We
nave as yet heard nothing from the Society
il reference 10 the meits or character OF the
effort, our knowledge Of the eminent fitness
Of Mr.. BiincOe to discharge the duties
d~evclved upon him 10 a manner highly graf.
ityirg t. bis audience and creditabie 10 him,
self, warrants Us IN sayibg that be performed
his task most satisfactorily and elJqueully.-.
fautur NsUS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

Considerable discussion took place in the
House Of Representatives, on Friday, upon a
resolution offered by Mr.. Hoard of New
York, which be claimed as privileged ques-
ton, ard the object Of which was to inquire,
through a select committee, whether any ID
iuence had teen attempted by any officer of
the Executive department, by way Of promise
of Office or patronage, or of withholding the
sane. upon any member of Congress with o
view 10 control his vote upon any pending
public measure or question involving party
fidelity. Tue House finally decided, by a
vote of SO to los, thai it was not a question
of privilege, or a privileged queslor, and
therefore the resolution was not entertained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

Neither House Of Congress was in session
last Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Is, 1888
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-02
O8eeola San. @erein 01p. 3.

tt, DaB na9len WittmpG cen 3. 8ebr, AbsnbE z llr i'm
@eretnS .2et1 Ode non Seisbt. une g0rfhr1Be bel Srn. ApalR
Sepel ib e~ta;uRnnen 9abtn, tneeh bic JabrcSeUertanmlan9
uno yslhf;enpabl f~atrfnfcu miro. Bs9enps fallen in be
gtiest:Ae SGrafe pom sinent Dollar.
3emrY 6 nee1tarbt, SER.
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C;rpcerie mn0 &tQMDrSfDre,
nr o.. y r. - n.

UQe ron SliIl< uND OeUeClcHilr.
Der .llutsrie:9nete ma6t biermit beftnnt, baS sr an pbt9era
Wfage tsin 0ef9dft erEfnet bat uub ale 5prttn @tecerte, foe
ME aud auageS, i6nate bertfde Yrpputte, as @rDieu,
3weti0GeWt Qtnfeu, 9trfs, @rte$tc. 81 ben bil'
lfsnea Dcetisn perfluft.
(jan4a.5, lSa5r) 9. M IN ptetn.
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SinNer'8 Derbe6erte Yf0bun0fcbtle.
Dte,e @tafbtne rurbe mad einem nnsartbeiifden @erfu6t
IS 1T %unuBttts, ppn ben @erbienfen ;a ipre9er, ba beren
8prsielt6feit Ssr alen anbsren fesurd ~binlGn9It0 be3euet
ptr6, bas eiuc erE6ere Nn;dbt prn f~benIelben in Gebrau6 lit,
rls beinabe pn alen auberen Sufdrnmen aenprnnten. 0Btr er.
lauben uns. s atrttenteu, pfIun5er Hr6 3 4 m tIten
5raGten 8erbeTeruneen bic Wditine tn--Sieten 9estebun9en
sereinfa&t hdben. Sic lfefert Jest bpppett fp stel Mrbett ais
triber unb lit bic einttge Maidins, bic feline cb srpbe 5abri-
fate, entpeber in 9einwanb pber Qeber, ndhen fann, ais penn
fdn lnteridieb i'm Material pdre. Mae itnb nit Der er6eten
Sprefatt uro ~bausrbaft eebaut.
q8tr fnb III ZEN Stanb eeiest, unfere Mafdinen unter libe.
ralen 9sbinsunsen eesen alte Srn tresrs elmer &rt ~un;utau.
Iden. Yerlpnen, BITE Undergraduate Maidinen inter hem
0Urwanbe Der Yilt8feit sefauft faten rverben sinen fpt6en
IGnf6 leGr S~9rtbetlbaft fnben.
Muetunft ntrb NIT ben, Acknowledgment In Wnferer 0fRe
Nr. t05 8altintnrstroRe, Baltimore,
srthetl! 6. 81. Sin er II. Go.
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Gg> @u8en Sd~onin9'bs uuSse5eids
neten SGwebtf3 Glitter, ~suberettet aus G6tnarilb {
elm nutrueltass Ilittsl, 8sssn 9sbsrbs iawerben, Ie.bfu@t
Tgsprpils, l1nssrbauIt6teit, glerDenf3waAe, Nib "a, WerB l..
~trlnfGetten unb alen aus etneni In ltaprbnuus 9erat bentn
ID 18en eatfebsnben GrantGttten. lit gu 30 Gents Die Iloid { u
rel t1ufen In Der Ofiee beS 3Deders.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-02
SrAnfem ttmb 9eiStuOeu!
DR.. Swayne's
3uiammen5eiebter Sbrup ern 8ilbtirIden !
81 ~rf(idne Rrrr.
QCint RpdS, 2rtcbt

"a az tSE1 SbbtkbAW$ IA 4kE%
Is point Rods, 8rtcbri6 Gp, Db.
gr. natne- gperfber SEER: IS ais cine Sfidt oss
gen bee publttum bstrahtenb. 3IeIei6 aber, UNI @u6 aereht
tu fein, nil i'd Sud nit eiuer mid fsltf betreFsnSen !Sur Is
au6errrbentli6 6efannt MAIDEN, ais ienals cine nieber oeIdrfe.
ben wurts. SIN Iesten SftDbee bate t1 cine ffnrte Srufers
fatnna, aus welAer I'D eta9sf&pir bttbeie, bas iD euA cen
2nu9en mittbe lite, bic innerltb nno Gugfrlih Sirl Gd(etr
unb Otter dusmarfst. Wfetn Qtben tpnnte bur4 BITE Quneer
paiiren unit GuG bur@ Bic OeTnung tn rnener 8rIf, dus
fdetuen NIT erpssr yeifsi8feit babel bate i'd Gae unb
1a6t enea beitt8sn 6affea, 0ertpr ben Mpretit nnp mNrte
Tebr t~infdGis. 70 bB meine Nerste ale 5pHnuna aufanben
unb meme 8rantbelt anger benz 8ereid BON Mebtsin ttslttn.
Sn otefen elenoen 3rtan6 biteb i'd cine LANCE 3sit, BITS t9 II
tinem @frippe absema8ert mar, rb fir MID aGe 5pfnune
perf6panben faten. Ga i'd absr in Sen ) eitunsen Sn sen
uietea wunoerScaen Suren seIefen bate, Die Gacr y 3 u .
{ q nj m E n geiebtet Strup bpn WiIbftrs
d. berpprtraAte, 70 fdtdte i'd eIei& fir fGnf gotsetn
mad Baltimore, unb fn8 nit benz @e6rauA berTslben an. 3u
ling bic Ssfnung in br eun8e an gu beiten, metH suten
uagm al ab ais i& Be5n Seitein 9ebraaat bate, war ID pbt.
a Dieoer asutb
Iueser fanf Sabre Rab serRsTen uub md Bin i'd Tin aernn.
Der Mann tS auf bieiea Ia9, pen 2. Stunt 1855. SD bin in
ben lester IS Utcndten uiAt etnen IGa frarf eewcfen rno Be.
's"He' 15 ID S"9 srOse" Dauf f@plois bin. 59@tunss0oa
Der unterf6rtebeue TT NIT 9pDnes Dtrpn qenau bsfonnt
1h fam be,su4en. SaB er wts Osen a~nQeesben, bepaftet mar.
Sd betrahte feline Wieoerherffuung ,fdf tps eth gDuuber,
&r III Elm ~purbiees Wlitgtieb Der 0eeuibdFt.
SomeS 81. DurbDrpw,
@aarr hes Serttner 8rcifes her Baltimore Gonftrera,
Bg- g9er tanu bic 6etbarfeit Der &us,sbrurta bswetftln,
na5ben er lin 3eusniB mts bas ebtoe setelen tat.
@e 4ibt MUIR cine snrstlaBiae 8nbereitnns pDn g8ilbFirf&en,
uno Gle ein3igs bic RON etnent srtenttiaen &rste aubsreittt
rnrte! II Or; . DaSne's 1%3aianmen5 elester .Ssrup Son
g0itcirfGen."
0ranfDeiteu, nttben er anaereFen II, unp fir ,pel6, Ste
erfaun!ttfen 5cI9en as befen @ebrdute lid ;st9ter, Mani
lid = pufen, @rfIltunhen, &us5slrune, @rpn6itts, @n8-
%truat8reit. blauer 6ufen, 8tutlpsten, 6thertett, lApa6e
III euttrn (me8en Wt6brdad ppn @aIontel anb anberen uril.
DIT ~ 9%srjttepfen ecer Rersiraafbett, ttbenbe Weisuns eoer
@nt3anean9 6sr &sgia. a.: Seine n%sarbattsn stssni%sftea
MO Der APstttt teRlt. N1eint9sr Vsrfarti8er
Dr. 8 n anneu nb SChn
T. Nprt9 Sepentb Street, nber bent Wfartt
HEldbelpbi1.
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gtc. 254 g8et Brattltr., nabe Sbarpfr.,
2Eturen Oberbal6 feines altsn 9rfals
5eigt ietnen 6reuneen uno benz publtfurn er9ebenf an, bae tr
ppn Isiusr Rsiie. mad Deuti&tanb ,uraG6sfetrt III unb einen
gressn SOrratb Won d9,ea impprttrisn nno fsl6ff fatrtsirtsn
et kads tn @rDe. unp Slstnperfraf btGta fur gefb psrfanft.
&si23. 9uED
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lec,ter beutfd)er SDnmpftabacf,
Wiratnia, SIR. 2 nnb ). pGn @e6rlper 9p5bes iii 2utr ar6f
neae selrpdnete 8trnen C3ugeLn(, neue beutF4
3 10 6 EN-, frii4e q u . E ( n unp lIbe 6 bpeptab
Nnb dn4etpmmen ur3 aun,0 erIauf bel
WUrbttnBer Srp.
927,fS yr. 103. 2OmbnrOfra se.
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gu r~erf1ufen
0Gufer uuS 0nnb,

ssssN OGufer un0 4nnb,
e. ssssNSEA 10 Ider 9anb nit @ebdpIi6fetten, nabe ct.
&@ks&ES@ GLARS Sane un6 nabe Der Gtabfar6nae II pber
IS Qder %uusctdbr 81 DtetIen an Der Seldtrs 3cd6, culttpirt;
$50 &der an Der gbilabelptta 6atIroab GU 6arepO~b) Is
6tatt swet 5armen in Carroll County unsefdtr 6 G2st.en
BON QeefntnRer Oelr bb'qisl nnO SteIs anOsrs in rsrl4tsssnsn
Ibetlen bfs Qauees 3 dufer an gDiltd IL FIR. 3 66ufer an
Nenumentlr. Stprs unb g8stnuna an grefpntrase; 3 6Gu.
fer an Gbenfr. 2 s~pstffdise Sduisr an abbertar;; Gins an
GtatSnprtbfr. (; 4 6dufer an Der gBeffette Won @albcun r.
Gins an Gtepar. etns an SaratOeafr. ems an OOH btns
Rra6e uno pteIe aassre tn perfaisOtnsn staSItbetl, n. @rGnb
AZ S~errahten at 0rodbplp, Wdbtlpn, Wonurent, Wc
lterrg, SeFsrtpn, Baltimore uub aaperea Gtrasen aud an
8.lair Nperue.
0ffiee: SO. s. f6esettshr., l Sbar weati6 pem Man.
~rehrnboute
iArtTIi6e pdpters,s fsnis gedtlsn. Vers&ts.@tf .TtSeu
reases ~tsfDrst..
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9%in;.epS Sa.DA.

Do tas 0aeht tebtutenb ab8si6toosn bat, 70 Sertaufe i'd
Spn teute al ben
124 Genta. Qai6 sute8 oeutlAe8 Giiutruel6rrb
3u 10 Gents.
DaTetbe Srpb wirb gum nimti&en @refe duf BsfeGuns
pInftlt4 ms 9au9 8~elefert. 8ranA RubpGpb.
SMO 10. 81, gtprtb Grefertdfre6s.
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Gu9en SdSnins'ss
berubmtes
&~ebfueDifcA)es SiftcrS
aus GbihazNtnte,

Observation-Disclosures, Geltiu&t, GispepFrs 6tSntf6s NIB
uerptfe Sdyw6Ge. WauetI an @srtduuns, Slabrn8en, NFbmG
tnaerIi1e 5Gmprrhptoen, Observation-Disclosures, Yur9en9tt0pute
ub Qunsentetben, welGe Son 2eber- rber Ma9eutrantbethn
%berrahrsn, un6 ans &ranttsttsa, pelSe sgrS ttnen f@pGGeE!
S Srau Ss':Das !. s.. nsasitSs sSna6t, gdwinpsi, sIntanSrans
rad BEN, aUpfs. s0lbsns assr. talts Sass' SsHisrSsn in Den
Oas fbwe6ifGe giters mirb isbe 0ertrPfnue tee MaesnS
b%sfeitieen, inbtni as s]snieLsen rarft I'm II asSt,S, ha s srsS!ti
uub Qebe seetfer, f6drft bic Stnne, benirhrnt p1s Stttern BET
@!tsttr, soas SeoersnnsT il n no s ne gS ym,rs Ses ~ S9saTSfsas
oen, t5btet bic Wirmfr, b6tIt dne gDtnb. uub SRaes 8tplts
N n ftniaen Qusenbiiden, rna6t lutte, rlet&tert btegBaGeriad-
t tG;s reiniac bGs 9lut, bsfDrSert be Circulation ~beTeIDen,
laiirt unnerfIi& unb UbHs S6msrisn, wetn man BITE erppslts
NprtiOn bapOR ninmt.
8teter, 8utr unb Gplsrd. Ms iClGeS bat es I'D bendbrt Wnh
ssrtsieu bel ben franjFEi@eu une snGitf4sn 3rapgen RI t.
6rim neil bur@ ben @ebtau6 eehtlben, Der Gf SefebI Der
Statsdr;te In b.iben Irnppentbeilen e~tn8etutrt wureG ben
Stsrbli6en Der eOlbaten, pie bteisn eSsartiesn arsniPsttV
ausaelebt maren, nG@ ron 81 bic dnf2 Yrptent reeuctrtc.
DLs i6mefiIde 8tttsrs 1T unfrsitts etnse Der betsnatjktt@
nttteI. bs nod is DER has @Sbittutn tam., uao tfees .H eas
ties 8itterS einmal esbraudt bat. itt cine yrt@t UNI Ytt9nhs
gen taraus nta4sn pirb, baNeise sum gsSe!e le,msr .Ies"Gsn
bent Is ale tie 6eilttdfte beitst bic Tim rOtn ;;ugsl@F'ssts
fnb. 2terfar tann t@ SSns sr sr SSm % ENLIGHTENMENT .nt.sa' Far. "a
In iebe 8iaf6e msinen.@amen %einelaisn lahen, une TRACT IL
g gss sS,. dsl sS ~ S 3S,I{t' sSn s'n %s1se sas - Sitt a,f'n ni6 s%is S%s 5
SCI jeber 1lafGe st clue D~clltanbtee Ssbrau4sanweiiur8 iS
S ZEN ITI. i'd Az Semerttn, bas i'd auber ~hemsObsn bef6risbtm,s
STstistn . Stters aud Md elm anserss uater tsm slei&ta
samta s,ss st n %stSs ssd "a % asosn S : %tassa ,ns sVoa, SSt -,
IN Der yteis per; 8iaias so Geats pser 6 8laf9sn fur s2.5O.I
tS8u pertaufen bet benz ~aaeiuieen @erfertiaer-
Guoen 6. G9cnired
gEygp; D'epsfCG en- Gpptbeter unb On sln.ETaki
81 tR:Isiner NY tEessKMrrSsf, Der serten uue AbaTieaEtv
9 IabetPstek
Saup sN8enten
2 saseslggs,s / , g. sos 8 as gSgjt's s 9ns 81 ba SS; lAs 3D. ?: ,s 7 4.
~ : G$h9 a.. uub @de Der q, Galpmttu.
msw.Scrf Glbsrt Duasa aeOtestsr' Sde eO~stsAasSAG
ndlhraee. rnu. m..
sSy- Sn Baltimore gu BADEN iInSW.cRs unb
SIein.Wertauf in Der Office bes BREEDER" lr,
mie and BEL Wtcpre & 9ieffenbaG, Gde rrK
sin. uno 6anpper ir. Is. seeltod. 712 Y.
Baltirereltr.n
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&pDlen! 8pbGen
gScue acbteu MnrS,

Gde ppn QomtarDz unc Gana(frabe.
Carte uob petAe 8Obten BON ben befen beribmtefenY @ru
Ser ~ ben eti II asn 2 ellen anO ~ trosn:sSus $40 psans
fen fir aae SDrten & 0dTfen IT; in sroBera 8prratt unb toer'
ben Cerbrauder e5 sa t4reth -Vsrtbeil fnbsn. penn Sic tetsntr
aeripretsn.
-Stt7.3M: g. 3. S. Smton.
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GtssSreastt = S&SoHereis
Country Wlild 5 Gts. Die Quart.
0juter g1ohm Ok St8. Die Sltort

TVUINN OtNVHI &U SlEe y ~FtNlIs
Better @i8. Cream ST. bic @a0one pber q Cts. Bic Audrt.
Robe Oafters fur 6amiltsr Bel Der 0uart unb @aapnsua err
balten MaftrGge far BATE mnb @slelf6af ten &c, &c, bic er5stt
Nnfnertfanfett unb p~ronhptcfe geohenuna.
8efenuu9en irtrben fret tnS 6aus seliefert. +
5srren un9 Damea fnbsn in nteinem elesant etaoer tbtster
SdIDDn, @fe bon SoGlin8 & EcppletcnIfr,
M@> 1efs tte tefsn &ufern, ROB. suppe, lpmis ee.
N%A 0Jbadsne, @isereant, Gafee. @bpeplaSe &c. unb an.
SSgN%Y here 6 rfrifdNHasr.
SSS IE 0ssfsr5 pcrbcn per @tfenbatn pier Danpf.
diff mad irgsnb einsn auspartt8n place duf BeFequng ss4
efert. 3. Sauterhd o..
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Ntutfidbe Brief 9tfFe.

Balttmpte, eea %. Sanudr 1888.
A(6ut, Gecr8 63 Stt, Quprt3
Aftun3, jr6n gu Oitueq, 4Dtiipp
8lg, 2cbanne8 65 Sble, !Octnrid
0edci 3Qba1n 66 Omus. SOB &e6
9aialief9 Gb. ~ Yaupc, 0tiuriA
8nterl aram 66 B,itt, 5u(tiae, SEQ.
Bremer, 0elnriA Nc9t
Sittel, Wtr SO Petsr { Sdnbm.)
Srcle, 3ultu5 20 Yertld, 5Obn
Dei6el, joaauH II YreuB, lfituel
0rriA, @ecr3 II oenIel, @cnraO
Gllentrco, Otaria % 5(erp, Fb. unp
Gifpob 0eorg Scnrac
UrauS 3afcb "a 0troe, Mlrtin
Slider, Sjiopr rs Jteif. Otatb
Slid, Gbr. Nmalia rs 9ttbl, Gouarb
perebl, 81, Sduls II Nitterbabn, @rnIt
6.a5fe, @bdtle8 70 GiiSheimer, Yeter
6letdhnBer, atliS 70 9tieOel, GOnras
6ritlhuer, 0err9 80 5fiepel, Sc9anneS
UcG,Y 81 J3i9l, @euatb
0ranf, Seinrid 81 Stremel, GeOrB
Gintber, 0ermann So Seibel, Scbaun
WeiS, BAL. 81 Straub, s 6
96ppel, $ 80 SAupp, lcbaun
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O1bn GpnraD 81 Sdrepper, 0tit
Siitter, @briIt. SO 9darmanr, @cnr.
Duber, Geo. Safo6 50 Strutmanr, Gcur,
6enpel, Nnorea5 80 Stepban, Iu9ult
Seiie, Gbrilt. 81 Strumet, 6rieorip
i0eain9, 8 81 Scdtlin9, SultuS
Oprned, Scjepb 90 Sdlfer, / 3
5omber8, Au8ult 81 S4mirt, S
Sabn Hm 50 S4nlrt, Spbu
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alente, Yb 81 Srmmer, ST aug
Sleutsen, Tran5 80 Sdurmann, y
Simpler, 0snrp 80 S4iliug, 0elena
aelbepp, Scbauu 100 ShnelCer, Scbn
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&Sn, Apam 107 Gtefel, GliIatetb
2lln9sterg, 2urwi9 1O0 Sc8t, Sobn
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