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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

.S1stS upon SafdInlas feQuctlOh OF ucs Iot-
Ices, as a preliminary step to the Congress,
while, Victor Emmannal and Count Ca
YOUR positisely refused to comply with this
.demand,a alleging that such o measure
would at oncs throw Italy into confusion
and drive Piedmont into the arms Of Maz-
lzii.I 10 Ii is upons this point that the plan
of the Congress may fail.ii % p e .aia,l
-5-'.ao - - = 9. :
- - s7S.ss Comfy news. 4. 1s,;,''S;s.
PeETAGE.77John s. Herriek, Esq, We
are sorry TO alearn, has retired from the
DenoerdE He Is fine writer and thor
lough gentleman, and carries with him, m
whatever walk of Life he may select, the
~arnaest wishes of bis many friends and
the editorial fraternity. 81 -. Il -. = -.
TRuMBpI The Warren people are ex-
ercised because Of the large number Of di-
vorce cases disposed .of BY tbesr Court
No less Than s SIX ga cases last week, and more
to be heard-Es7TiA - = a irellglous revival Is pro-
gress'ng ID The 6aPsst Church at Warren,
and 1etweep aafiy sana nifty persons have
joined the Chmeh within the fass four
p the; Jpry IN the case OF The Stale
against Louis seniessIpgef returned a YER
o'et1 ot gui''y-fiss persons pave Deen
sentenced @ TO the penitent,asry ls dnrlng the
present term q Inc .G9mmon riease;-A
little ehhd OF Emery Aib'er OF .Southing-
ION. was dfo"aed row las. WeeS 1y ia'''ns n,o
cis'fef =, poy naI'eq soouMaru q ie',
from ro9i ~ Hogiand ast SUNDAY ana
lfaelnreo MS ssaa1 .tu1,3,,s u, :, ~. 20 -.
ill'. AsHfABuhA.IDr 'l1. w. p. i'ientDone OF
JeHerson, was tarref ana feathered on
Thursday NIGHT OF last week, and was 9TH
erwisea abused and aoatsaged. He .was
charged, asa provleatIon to the act, With
the seduction of bighly respectable young
lads OF the nsighborhood- His hfe was Tor
a time despaired of, hut he IS now recover
ing = z-1sss9b :, i,zEe''ss'' l's.. -'-'-- q
IoRA1y. The Eagle records shocking
affair as follows: On Monday, the 2lst
l'''e'' 'ne 80 - Dc.
s,, ol q !p,s P,le ~ no %oo asA @ IT,
soJ1s soJ @ .e ,h.. ,s' Ss 80, ~ aho,,. ,hras
ooef "aS sS :,s .lss' ~ "a. ~ s Lsns,ste esJu Ia
tightly aFouud its neck Itwas taken out
Of the river and properly buried BY the
good .I,eople Of RassouyiIIe, but was after.
wards taken up and cosoneris ineuet held.
Tie verdict was that the child probably
came to lis, death BY strapsuiation, caused
ss1'e ~ n .,ssshsd :, go 80 -
;,s',s. ss -. - -. ., ISas .s. f,,n5
sne r s hsras - III vi a. ~ ,na,,,to. -
,s;s s drssdfal r. I a crime NAV he lstsc,sJ and
brousbt mon 70 ;rs.;es = = -" ''S>'- ~ '-
SeDsrswsSE.~We learn from the Stand.
ard that the store Of Messrs. Benson. and
Grub, at BeIIepointt, W were lse entered on Thurs
day night last, and robbed Of eoods to The
awount of aboutonel bnndred and fiftydol-
la lars. most Of which have been recovered
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

-s1I ArprruR s. 0BEeE, HoLsus Co.. 0.n}dts Tc
s4@as MIIEERsBuRG. April 265 l859.gIg} syaa
1,lG.iiFa NEWTON, Auditor Of HOLMES Oonn..
ty, Ohio, doshereby certify that the 1forgaing
Laws Ere correctly copied from the official pa..
per- II ,,Is;8u 5G. F.9NEWT0N, Auditor. o,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

gan equestrian perfoslner out West
has caught man named Foste-, who has
pefsonated him in public, and forced him
to sign . document in which occurs this
candid acknowledgement aWhereas Mr..
Richardson, hearing Of my false assump-
tion Of his name, has cowhided me, I here
by release HIM from any eauss Of action I
may have against him BY reason Of such
assault and battery, and promise rever
again to assume has name.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

their several funds, and pay o-er to the county
treasurer Of the proper county, the amount Of
moneys received from the sale of lands and
town lots forfeited to the site for the paw
ment of taxes after deducting the expenses of
advertising; distributing said amount to the sew
eral funds for which said taxes we're originally,
levied, and the county treasurer shall apply
them accordingly, and shall receive two per
'centnmon all money by him received, as pro-
vided in this section, and no more. a.iTaE lsssF
sec..ll0. The act passed April 70, 1859, en-
titled 'an act for the assessment and taxation of
all property in the state according to its true
value m money! the act to authorize county
auditors TO place taxable lands upon tax dupli-
cate in numerical order, passed May 9, 1852; the
act to amend the third Gsectionl Of an act enti-
tied .an act for the assessment, and taxation Of
all property m this state, and for levying taxes
thereon according TO its true value in money ~
passed April IL, 1852; an act to amend the sew
enth, twenty first and sixty ninth sections of nm
act entitled .tan act for the assessment and tax
alton of all property in this state, and for levyl
ing taxes thereon according TO its true value in
money passed April 49, 1852; an act passed
March IL, 1858, to amend the fiftieth section Of
the act entitled San act for the assessment and
taxation OF propsrty in this state and for leying
! axes thereon according to its true valoe in mo
ney. passed April Is, 1852" an act recurring
township assessors to ascertain the quantity 81
wheat and corn raised IN the stnte OF ohio, pass
ed March 5, 1851; the thirteenth section Of an
act to enforce the collection Of taxes which now
are or may hereafter, be due from banks and
other corporations. from bankers, brokers und
stockholders, and from the agents Of foreign
corporations, and to protect county treasurers
and other officers charged with the collection Of
the public revenue in the performance of their
duties, passed March IA, 1858; an act passed
May i, 1852, supplementary to an act entitled
'fan act for the assessment and taxation of all
thereon according h to III atr true M value n money
passe April IA, 1882" an act passed February
12, 1871, entitled can act supplementary to the |
act pointing out the mode of levying taxes pass
ed March IA, 1885," an act passed january 10,
is, 1910, entitled ..an act declaratory OF an act
passed March u. 1881. pointing out the mode or
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

NONRESIDENT PERSONAL 80 ll-a-<
Sec. IS Hereafter, it shall be tho duty of the
several county treasurers of this state. in making
return of their delinquent list of personal property
to the auditor of their county, to note on the
gin OF said return, the county and state to which
any such delinquent tax-parer may have removed
to- reside in, with the date of his removal if he
shall be able to ascertain such faet. fg.v,l. -.
Sec. S. 1t shall be the duty of theseveral cotln-
ty treasurers in this state Immediately after their
settlement with their county auditor, to make out
md forward to the county treasurer Of the county
to which any such delinquent taxpayer may have
removed reside IN, tement account of tax
es so assessed and not paid, which statement or ac
count shall specify the value of property on which
said taxes were levied, and the amount of taxes
levied thereon. to which he shall add an amount E.
qualtoFt the sum Of twenty-fye per eent,npn the:
tax SO leyied, i said delinquency axTpay shall
led after the time required BY law for the county
ditors to- deliver the tax duplicate to the county
yious to the time required by law for the delivery.
OF said tax duplicate to the county treasurer then
the said county treasurer shall not add the twenty
Sec. 81. 1t is hereby made the duty of the several
county reasurers of this state, Immediately on the
receipt OF any such statement or account to proceed
and collect the same OF the person charged with
said taxes and per centum. for which services he
shall be allowed the same fees that county treasur-
ers are now allowed 70; collecting delinquent taxes
BY process. to be collected of the person against
whom said taxes are ehafgcd.zss ysle -t,ss8
Sec. S.. Fer the collection of all 10 xes penalty
e he S sSen s @
shall have the same pow ers that are now or may
here eafter ne given BY nny law oftsstatc for the
collection taxes; and all taxes collected pursuant
TO the Provisions Of said section county trea
snrcr Of this state shall be by him renlitted in the
ssfe and most cony enient way. to the treasurer Of
the county TO eyhch said taxes belong; and t the
same time be shall forward statement TO the coun-
ty auditor of said county, stating the amount SO
and Of whom and in cnse he shah be ,n-
nbie from any cause whatever, to caeot the sanie
hen and in that case he shall return the origin
n statement or account, to the county auditor of
the county from which it was sent together with
the cause or causes why said taxes could not be
calected certifying in his official capacity to the
-Sec., 80. 1tshall be the duty Of the several coun-
" commissioners in this state, annually, at their
September session, to cause the delinquent list of
personal property TO be publicly read on the second
day Of said session. and said commissioners may at
any time, direct their county treasurer TO proceed
70 collect IN tho manner prescribed in this act, amy
deIinquentts taxes due their county. = -
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Sec. 73. Every person so being seized, or hav-
ing the care of lands as aforesaid, as executor,
and who shall neglect or refuse either to- list or
paw the taxes on the same, in manner aforesaid,
shall be liable, in an action, to the deyisee or de-
ysees of the person whose executor he is, for any
damage occasioned by such neglect.
Sec "A. g Every person having the care of land,
as agent or attorney, as aforesaid, such agent or
attorney having funds of the prncipalin his hands,
negleeting or refusing either to list or pay the
taxes on such land, shall be liable, in action to
his principal, for any damage such principal may
have sustained by such neglect or refusal z.so-
Sec. IS. Every attorney, agent, guardian or
executor, seized or having the seareiof lands as
aforesaid, who shall be put TO any trouble or exc
pense, in listing or paying the taxeson such lands
or who has to advance his own money forlistingor
paying the taxes on such lands, shall be allowed a
Reasonable compensation for the time spent, the
Expenses incurred, and money advanced, as afsre-
said, which shall be deemed in all courts just
charge against the person, for whose benefit the
same shall have been advanced. andthe same shall
be preferred to all other debts or claims, and be
lien on the estate, both real and personal of the
person for whose benefit the same shall have been
advanced, SIS a-sz. fiaIs ~sgf ~ :ssis4 n
| sSec.76.. If any person who shall be seized of
lands as tenant by eurtesy, Or in dover, or.shail
be seized of lands for life, or in right of wife,
shall pegect TO pay the taxes thereon so long that
such iandsshal be sold for the payment of the
taxes land shall mot, within one wear after. stich
sale, redeem the same according to Law, such
person shall forfeit to the person or persons next
entitld 70 lands in remainder or riyison, all
the estate which heer she, 80 neglectng as afore.
said, may have in said lands; and the remainder
manor revisioner may redeem said lands in the
same manner that other lands may be redeemed
after having been sold for tazes; and moreover
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

-, SEoRETARY OF STATES OFFICE. 60 h
- CoLUMBus. March II, 1857, 8 -
hereby certify that the foregoing acts are
true copies of tie original rolls, now on fle-in
this office, ID. sss ,sg A, P, RUSSELL isll
80 qaf qjlsig Ts Secretary OF State,
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siyely, describing the lands in the same manner
they are described on the list furnished by the
auditor of state, in a newspaper printed in his
county, if any such there be, and, if not, in some
newspaper in circulation therein, to all concerned,
that if the tax and penalties charged on said list,
be not paid into the county trersury. and the
treasurers receipt produced therefor, before the
time specified by thisac fer the sale of said lands,
(Which day shall be named in said notice,l that
then, and In that case, each tract as aforesaid,
delinquent, ON which the taxes, and penalties
remain unpaid, viii, on the second Monday of De-
cember thereafter be exposed for sale at the court
house, or usual place Of holding courts in such
county, inordert to satisfy sucr taxes, and penal-
ties; and the auditor in each county shall, on the
said second Monday of December, attend at the.
court house, or usual place of holding courts in
said county, and proceed to sell the whole Of each
tract of land as!contained in said list, at public
auction to the highest bidder; in selling Whereof
he shall offer each tract separately, beginning
with the first tract contained in said list, and SO
continue on through said list, until each tract con-
tanned therein shall be sold.s The county auditor
is hereby authorized to- adjourn the sale therein
specified, from day to day, until he shall have dis
posed Of or offered sor sale, each and every tract
of land specifedin the notice; and the notice of
sale required BY said act to be given shall set forth
that the sale viii be so continued: provided, that
nothing in this section shall be 80 construed as to-
prevent said auditor from oeringin discretion,
any tract Of land two or more fines at the same
sale. = - ~ go - -' s-; siisses -, 80 - ~
Seca 102 II my tract or parcel of land sball
rotsen at such public sale for an amount suffi-
eieptto pay the ,axes and penalty which stand
against such tract the anditor shall return the
same as unsold, to be retained upon the list Of.
forfeited lands, to be offered FOR sale the next
succeeding sale az other forfeited landsi Preyi-.
ded, thatif asy such tract or parcel of land may
have heretofore been or may hereafter be Offer
ed for sale two succeeding sales, a. above proyi-
ded, and shall still remain uusold, the county,
or parcel Of land or town lot is situate, may at
their regular annual session in June preceding
the next regular nsle, il in their opinions such
tract Of parcel Of land is Of less value than the
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-18
Gtruoc!s Observation-Disclosures,

Die Nrtbmenci9tc;l unS Gtuelitsrit cincs melfori6idt-
tiNcn S"crtce mts mpN NicmGuo in 3ncifcl ;icbcn iun1oe
Nruic uno aub G0nltltcns Batter, (Vce:crc insbcirnScrc fir
lprC htncerl mereGn bier ete SCCbrenpcn acnua finSen. nc
@t6ihte ut unltrc bette Hesrcrin; tic ISa bic ARcrihkeit
SnI etasn StahoIpnnit beSen, meIdcr sac s~em6brlitc Qe-
ben bod uber1n9t, liz ll Abl6cu NOR rem V1ner. Sai ocorr
Den Selpctiemue, Yitbt sur 5u9cno uuS traelntrtcS StrrSrm
nadn I6rcihctt anrt9cl.
Ser Ndnlt Gee Serfaitrs biIr0t fur bic @coicacnbcit trs /,
Niece ltthtneel NScrttS. Npd tin @cinihtSihrcibc bnttr
ecn Sorthetl. auf ttnrm 10 freicn @ppen mic Nmsrifn. Itrci.
trh III tolncn. STRIVE lhrribt auf frcicm &rocn. flr frrie
@ttnlthrn, cbnc 9elchrie 22~rtli&wcrfsf liar uno YtritSnS-
lin tIlr Scetrntdnn, nit elmer colen Observation-Disclosures in
etrtnl 10 bt9citrrtCn 6rsibei Slim, rp,r mir cs IN friren,
SNtrtt oielrr Nrt nnccn. Is ut taS gScrf ietnts vcbtrs.
IN Serter 81 &altaEi bcgOunca. elm g3crf ;pan;iliibrilrr
&~b4ttSteit. Die GttItrun9 fpltct % Gents, ppn c1nen BE
bleper %er'tDicncn, IN %btlcbiSen, bic ilbrtacn in mpualiheu
SntlTcnrauntcn III btScben mo. Die 9usifafturo hrs
.N5ertre IdBt ni'ts ~ mlnihen ubrjl, uuo IL irb bic Gre
rt!lNn tti auerhrttn GbcGcnnttr gratis { ra6tvpIle Qr6S
mirl, ne cine AM Sd!nlic Ger GIt II ;3ri, cie anbtrc am
SGtullt cr ueuen Srtt Itcfcrn. 3upcrldii0e @scntru unb
S1mNhr msIprn I'M 9anScn llmfanae tcr 9,rejn. ,stooteu
lH ncN tt'lleitnr, 9elutt Ws9tn einierouns ppn % Gcn1S
ocrr - TUr I 3eIte, mtrecn mad Srlen mo feline @aCn,cu
ltRp, pete france gelanct ~
Grp,OiIen spn IS. Strives @cItecIbit,e
.. 3tdcl. 40 SrbarStr.
Nep~ acrf.
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Smh bGnbler=9tm;eiacm.

5m Serlag spn Syn. aobler in philadelphia ut lpeben erIbir-
OK un0 pur@ s. y. Sicdcr's Yutbanrlung in &idnpnc ;u tr.
irbrn:
NJ. 9urmis Scfadcr's
msiIanc 9furrcr in &ieiinsSbauicn III gBurtembera
Nrcbi0tcm
fnr tile Srnn 6flt- uup 5cicrtuae
nebf
etni9en SuBtagsprepiaten uup 0ratrecen,
unb
er~rttrr'en Wtttbeiun9sno ue irincm dubercn unb innercn
EcbcnS9an9e.
Nttt rrm SilpniiIe tes SrrfaietS in Gtabl oelfpden.
Nab Der Sp6lftcn (ncuclttn) NuFase p~ollt6ubis bcrausaeattcn.
900 Scurn IN 9rrBcm Druid.
Sclfs- Siirertttel, Die srpse allsemsine. rrcr Die o,u,s
ptthse, Strift bee &ItSn rnb Ncucu 3eitamcnte mad Or. VI.
SutpcrS ltertrlcGln9. 9r0nt- Nuey0he nil 100 Ib6nen IN &c
Cert etuserrudtcn AbtilSuusen unp burbouS ocbcnScr StnuSriin.
!anIa5. aaf lpOnem Drud~StItnpa pier. SpIie nit Suslt,rtr
2tlt %i!bCI mott ben Snpcrt eurppdiIdcr 9ilbcrr @itelu I'M
PEI, Ah No e Gnet NN tnShtlrnSrrr nUdb eurd iclienc SSoutGu
otgfat aus, inccm nc oc Np~pfrupben dana, Damn eos 4 uun
Sul gerG, bas }. Bud Der aeattat dr unb BIC 3criiSrum1 &c.
rulfEniS Srn 5pl. 6laHiuS tntb1li, weIhe Sr6bientbeuS in au-
Der Stbcls &ue9abcn f,bcn.
ArnsfS, ST. lets Suter Nru lpabren Gbrifent6um
net t ~bet9cfu9tcm 1cben ocs III. Nutrrs unb tclcn 9ararics9drts
th naN cn Srlin~ vnN 6e!crta9ssG ean9elien ue Gpittlr
men prlNktnt:tcn. Il. 4. 2lI2 SeuCn. Wrpbcr DRUID. Spliber
Scpcrblno nit MdrmprIdnitt mo 9pppclibIiesen.
. hmrltCn's, y, bimmlilhc5 Yer9nilacn IN Gjptt. urer
Ucllt1nei9cs G'rbctbuh fur ale Soften, nebit Der 2tiScnsarIbitte
unicrtS 0cilannCS umo @irr9rn- unr Observation-Disclosures in 9;crirn,
or. $. Drct,r 0rGt. SrIiccr ycrrrbane mi. MormprItnitt II.
DrrpcIimicF:n.
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I'm 6nScn, entbolenb @ulmuncrun9en, gc6cic uno Gclarer fur
gtlunoc, NNrante, Serubtc rno Shrpcnsc, nCtit Gctcten unh
@clhn9cn fur SdMp0n9crc unb Gcb6rcnce. 7O2 SCi!cn. Ojrpbrr
Druid. SIpncr, lpLtecG Hcocrbanp nit Gpppclltlufcu.
@UBnerS, Sob, Sdnabt1lthen, cntbnlitnp litltlbe ger
trah1unn9rt NIT erbolltden Gtreerr nf GGe ~ tee SabrsS.
Strb. NuS9obc. Il. 5. 651 =. 3crt. Soon litter Druid.
Solibcr ycbcinbano nit GrppclthlNfcr.
SaR9er, Der, am 0rntr. &iue Nusra Ger ,um
9(5cbroudc bel Notwithstanding mie audi 6rriIrp,, fur SOltc
observation-disclosures nit @uIbtitcl.
pubncro btbltldc piltUrien Yrn Dem @lten II. Neuen
3C,0mtnt FUR bic Su0cno unb 8otsltutcn. Ncu 6cor6cirt ron
y; .. Nprnsri Ntt !eidtfaBItten ,6ra9cn inter Gem Gcrte. 81
StIetrn uno ctntm 8drttten non 9aldilina. 46S g. Sd6ncr
eeutltttr Sruf. Ecrcrbano nit OpppcllblcGcn.
Odiclte g8crt cnalii6.
NSItlhelS. s.. y. Us, Wtpraers unb Qtenbppfcr. nctG
0hocrn Geldn9en unb cuncm @nbane. Wit eiucm Silrlfupfrr.
S5enan mad Der Original &us9abe, lSnO 32s 9. S66r in
MculcIin 0cbunern.
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lhrtsten eatsn, mar nnr Ter Nabrbeit ssmd6 tsrit,
tst, uno wrllen mir Die Stwsie fir Die SSnbrbctt resr
%lslten, Die mir ieber;eit seten tGnueu. lisbrr unteribrt
lallen, u' rem 2urnern, csren friepliheS 5rrttsItcbCn
MIR ecn bergen mrnlhen, nitt stipa ;u lhaecu. 6rn.
Nppfel m"llen mir nur nod tenrrttn, pa6 mir uhs
Curb lcine 3ultriit nifmaIs mcrocn bcmracn lalItn,
e''raS III perbetml d,ru, mas fur paS s~slImmie pupli,
tum pom SnttrClIe ut.
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9iihmrur, Is. sunni 1859.
Serrn 9. 6aIlsl. Tepacteur bce q. @n,eiaere.
Inter Dem bcuti9en Datum erihirncutn 8th,
monocr an,ei9cr tsinpct iih unter rcm ic1emanu
ten StIptiihcu Gin 9%teisrat, Den biriiaen luru
Ssrein brtrefeuc, ptlheo wtCrr Der 90abrbeii
aemG6 Sbnen berihtct mUrpen, nod linp cir inn
9tertte. prrart &c inucrc &trcine Nnaelcatnbetten
gu o,rG1entlih,n
9Senn gle %Nl1utrn burh ~p,rlrtigt ErrGfsut.
Iihu lgen, wflht iiberbaurt uiht nit rubiaer
llebCrIr9un9 9elhrieben lein tGnnen, benz 3urn.
&eretn gu nilbtn, 10 muB ih t%epaucrn, DAP cir
Den redten gSc9 vsreblt baten, unp trt rubioem
Natbocnten wcrpsn Sie cinieben, DAP Sic Giermit
iih @ntitelln9 Yon SbatIaAen III Stulrcn fcm-
mon lieBIn. 3u ibrcr y l~ubiguns fann ih Stnrn
ia5fn, Dap Der &urnperein iih III trinrr Belt zines
bcNeren 3uihmmcnlrben5 %erfreutc, mjc chen lest,
mnp maze es ms ais Mit9lieorr ri,ics Tercins
ibmerSlih, burh auf nihte tearinrrtr 2eituuos.
enten Dem tjsiigea pcutihen publifum re orrig
nidt 70 leiht w;crcr ;u aeminnence auto Nfet-
nun9 p0n un5 purh entteqenoe Gbatlahsn ~
b]etrEi6en.
6i9llh mG6te i'd Sif bitten, BON lest an nur
Mnlere inneren Nnaelesenbeitsn gu perGfent ifen.
penn Se rpn Ten Nutpritaten Des Su.npereins
ba}u auf9eforCert mercen.
SIM Namen mrGrerrr meirer Irr .kripsr
ermann &opple.
gtlt9lteb pes q. SurnYereins.
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9rclpcctu5 rrr ncucn SultSauaoabe
ron
81. 4cime'S
"Immtlthen gHerfen
in iieteu &anpen crcr in so acknowledgements
q 10 Sts.

u | l ~ II VNerten
IN lieten S0npen cecr in 80 gSpdenlicferunasn
a 10 Gts.
@lS mir am 81 Nl6r; 1855 nit Scr cntcu 9(raook, Srr
6ttnclhcn 9perfe ppr5 9Ubufum traicn, tboten mir cS NIT
bar1tm 0jcfutl.-6cincm mar npth III mtnIo brfonut mn Sas
llncrHctmcn fprecrte 0rrFt Nnltrcnaurocn unb brhr,,trnSrs
8aritol. llnltc Grlr1riun0cn murCen ubtrtrpTcn. her
Ibl&b nor eu lthr btptuitnprr. mn it faum en- NIos mn
9rbllcttr y unhe mNbnrn, mpttt I6cinc nidt reri0not w!rSc.
&rr SrrBt y thier. rr Stcli ter rcutihCn Natipn, Der
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pr'l hen.
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