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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

THE BooT AND SHOE BUsINEss.--
The manufacture OF boots at Linn,
Marblehead, Natick ard other manu-.
featuring towns are not doing scarce
ly anything at the present time; but
this, they say, is not owing to the
Southern movement or the panic in
the money market, because, compared
with the past two or thrre years, busi-
ness is not unusually dull for this sea-
son tile year. About the usual
number of hands have been dIscharg-
ed at these places during the month
for want Of work, but it is expec ed
that they will find plenty to do in
January, when there is generally re.
vival in this business.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
grievances Of the south.

The last number Of De BoD's Re.
vi;e,o gives an account of the States
which, 4prOhibit their officials and citi.
zens fsom aiding in the execution of
the "fugitiH Slave Law" in other
words, which have nullitied and bro.
ken the Constitution of the United
States. They are as follows:
Maine, Pennsylvania,
New Y&k, Wisconsin,
Connecticut, Massachusetts,,
Rhode lslandJ Vermont,
New Hampshire, Michigan,
New jersey.
The States which deny the use OF
all p6bhc edifices in aid of the mas
ter are:
Maine, Michigan,
Rhode Island, < Massachusetts,
NmOnt.
Tie States which provide defense
for the fugitiyes are:
Maine, Pennsylvania,
New York, : Massachusetts,
Wisconsin, 4 Michigan,
Vermont.
The States which declare the slave
free, if brought by his master into the
State, are:
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont.
The State that declares him free ab.
solutely, ia:
New Hampshire.
The following are some Of the
cheerfull prospects before a citizen of
any Southern State who has the old
fashioned notion in his head that he
is living under the Constitution of
the United iSsates, and endeay ors to
reclaim his property, as provided by
that instrument:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

HARPER IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Earper's publications will not be sold
in Charleston at present, because they
ore "tainted with abolitionism." This
is bad, after the Harpers have dis.
missed the genial Curtis from their
staff to please the South.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
A Poor Excusc Reller thnn Nome.

Some of the Republican papers ex,
cuse Montgomery for numbering the
people in Kansas, by stating that the
root Of the trouble there is in the
suffering and desperation engendered
among the poor by the conjunction ol
famine with Government land sales,
which have threatened to strip them
OF their lands at the same time that
they are in want of bread. a poor
excuse, we suppose, is better than
none. Men do not murder for bread
when they can get bread without il
A dispatch states thai such is the
construction of the pre-emption law
that the President declares taat the
settlers may re,fle their claims and
not be disturbed in their possessions.
So there is no "land robbing"to serve
as an excuse for numbering or driving
from their homes the settlers in Kan.
coo
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

A SOUTHERN MArRoN.--Mrs. Sa.
rah M. Cobb received, at late fair in
Georgia, the premium of a silver COB
let for five handsomely embroidered
shirts, worked by herself. She is the
Hon. Howell Cobb's mother.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

SUICIDE IN Brown CoUNTY.-Mrs.
Stevens, a respectable lady, living
near Georgetown, drownod herself in
White Oak Creek on Monday last,
probably while temporarily insane.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

A SENSIBLE PRoposIrIoN. Among
the propositions for restoring peace to
the country is one said to have origi.
mated with Robert j. Walker, to the
effect that, ifthe Presidential electors
could be elected in sng'e districts, as
Representatives in Congress arc cho.
sen in all the States in the Union,
there would be no danger Of a nero
geographical or sectional party. Gov.
ernor Walker at an early day intends
to elaborate this idea.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

FATAL CUNNING AooIDENT.-The
son of Mr. Coffin, a promising lad o..
fifteen years, was instantly killed near
Kingstown, Indiana, few days since
by the accidental discharge OF his own
gun.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

The EFFECT OF LINooLN's ELECTION
IN TExAs.-The news oil the election
Of Lincoln has created profound sen.
sation IN Texas. Great excitement
prevails among it's citizens, and the
Lone Star has been run up at St, Bend
and Houston. The fact that the Leg
lslature does not meet the present win.
and that Governor Houston will lis.
ten to no violent counsels, prevents
State action, unless it comes up from
the masses spontaneously.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

BURNING OF A SUGAR ousE.--The
Tampa (Fla.) Peninsular records the
destruction by fire OF the sugar. house
of Messrs. Cofeld & Davis, in Mena.
tee county. 1t was the last sugar.
house in the State. Loss, $50, 900
and no insurance.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
How they Aeree.

The bitter denuncations and pro.
vokiug taunts regarding the Southern
States, which have been the principal
stock in trade Of Northern Republican
Journals for four or FIVE years past, DO
not seem to cement the Union tOgeth.
er as strongly as some of them imag.
ined it would; and they are considera.
bly, troubled about the result Of their
triumph with a man who first pro-
claimed the 'irrepressible conflict" p
Greeley thinks the. South ought to be
allowed to secede from the Union,
peacefully. McBeth, of the Near
thur Journal, thinks the Governor of
Soath Carolina ought to be hung for
declaring just what Greeley sanctions.
Has Greeley become a "doughfaee 2"
McBeth prints some stuff gotten up
Tor the purpose OF creating sympathy
with an lnsurrection which was set on
foot by abolition emissaries, in Texas,
some time since, and then proceeds to
give the South a lampooning, because
people there will take summary ven.
geance upon those who try to steal
their property ard endangcr their
ives But then, the Journal says
when Lincoln comes in with a con-
ss'vative administration, as he a0ill
o, that will be the end of the chapter,
and all will go "mcrry as a marriage
bell"
Indeed, Mr.. Prophet Ifhe who
announced the "irrepressibIo cohAict,"
is to turn to an sold fogy" conserva,
tive, he is not the man the Republican
party took him for, and it will certain,
!y 9e 1ytertsed.
Now, we confess that McBeth is a
great prophet, having had some evl-
dence of his truthfulnesS in this line
heretofore, but We believe that j. R.
is greater one than he.--
Joshua tells Tom Ewing and the con.
servatives of bis party that if Lincoln
becomes conservative or fails to carry
ont the "irrepressiblo conflict" doc
trines, upon which Mr.. G. says he was
elosted, then the Republican party viii
not not be worth preserving--that
Lincoln is pledged to carry out Re-
publicanism as he (Mr. g. under.
stands it--that the people have so de.
clared at the ballot box, &c.
We leave the journal, Giddings,
Greeley and the rest Of them, to settle
the matter in their own &ay--which
is to quarrel like thunder about prin.
ciples, but vote the same ticket, in.
variably.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

SHIPMENT OF ARMS TO GEORGIA
There were sent from Hartford, on
Monday last, one hundred and eighty
cases OF Sharp's patent earbines, con
tanning ten pieces each, amounting to
arms for one thousand eight hundred
men, and forty cases of conical balls.
containing each one thousand bullets.
These are ordered by the State OF
Georgia, to be delivered at Savannah,
aud are only the first shipment OF an
extensive order.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

U More new goods at E. D,
Dodgc's cheap cash store. lie is re-
ceiving good assortment OF Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes and
Leather. He has the largest stock in
town, and will sell very low for cash.
Call and see the cheapest goods ever
bropght to town.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

CHANGE OF TIME.-The winter ar
rangement for running trains on the
N. &. @. Railroad went into opera
ton on Monday last. 1t is about the
same that was carried out last winter,
The mail train from Cincinnati ariv,
Ing at Macarthur Station about 4 ..
clock P. NJ. The mail going west
passes about - NJ. The night Elk.
press from Cincinnati passes some
tine before day. We give below the
time of the trains at Cincinnati.
ARRIvE--Night Express, 6 IS P.
M.; Marietta Accommodation, 10 80
a NJ; Marietta Mail, Z p. NJ.
DEPART-Marietta Mail, 8 40 A.
Nj; Marietta Accommodation, 3 30
pm; Night Express, 10 45 2. NJ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

WnEATIN MINNESOTA. The Min.
nesota Farmers Club have placed tho
average yield of wheat per acre in
that State, the present year, at twar.
ty.eight bushels.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
How the Election Has Gone.

We give below a compilation of the
general result Of the Presidential
election.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

TESTIMONIAL To A CLEVER EDITOR.
Charles F. Brown, better known a.
"Artemus Ward" of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer, having dissolved his
connection with that journal to rs.
sume tie duties ola position on Van.
ity Fair, was inveigled into the Wed.
del House few nights since, and pre-
sented with diamond breastpin, val
uod at $3.50. q.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

A WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH Last
Tuesday night, drunken woman
named O'Brien fell against a hot stove
in St. Louis; and was burned to death.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
A.FEMALE VorEn. AT the late cleo

A A.FEMALE VOTER At the late cleo
tion On annexation to Naples,a "a woman
who, from her heroism, has becom o
famous, La Sangiovanara, claimed
the right to vote, and voted. She is
the leader Of a large district in the
city Of Naples, and fought at Capua.
Having borne arms, she was adjudg.
ed to have gained the right OF suc-
frage.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
STATES wDoUBT,

Californiuia, 4 votes; and Oregon,
Svotes, are yet TO hear from.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

The BUFFALO ROBE CRop.--The
st. Louis Democrat states that a total
Of eighty thousand Buffalo robes have
been received in that city the present
year. These robes are all tanned by
the Indian squaws. 1t is understood
that, owing to the last winter being
so warm, no less than tifty-elght thou
sand robes were left on the hands Of
dealers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

The FASHIONS. "A New York fash.
ion writer says Of the fall goods which
will be worn: Flash has had its day.
The rainbow plaids, with squares as
big as small windows, are consigned
to oblivion, and ladies are no longer
to be seen walking the streets inclos.
ed in checker work. The railroad
stripes are also numbered with the
things that were. ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
Now York Election.

The following is about the result OF
the N. Y. election:
Republican, $4,000
Democratic and Union, $4,000
Total 876,000
The total vote of ihe State reaches
the enormous number of $4,000,
which is nearly 100000 more than
were ever polled before. The Brock
inridge party run q candidate for
Governor, Mr.. Brady; go we know
what their strength is in the State; il
is about 20, 900. The Union vote was
10000 last y ear, and is probably not
more this year. The Douglas vote
is shown on the candidate ior Cover
nor, the Union men making no nomi-
nation, and the Breckenridge faction
running a separate candidate. 1t will
be about 295,000 votes, or 100000
more than MIR. Buchanan received in
1855. This shows that the regular
Democracy of New York have a tre-
mendous nucleus upon which to rally
for the future.
The vote on the negro suffrage ques-
ton will stand about thus:
Against it 100000
For it 10000
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
100000
10000
M aiority against it
10000

One-third ofthe people Of the State
appear to be indifferent, and did not
vote at all. The large vote for it
shows the onward progress Of Aboh-
tionism and negro.equality. In 1S48
the question was submitted to the peo.
pie, and only received $4,000 votes;
now it obtained consider ally more
than double that number. The Re.
,publicans this time in New York, in
their determination to do something
for the d'antagc of the negroes in the
South, forget to labor for the interests
Of their own negroes, They seem to
be mors in favor Of the negro abroad
than at home.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
WARSAW. Mo, Nov. %,

A mass meeting was held here to
day for the purpose Of organizing q
military company to aid the border
settlers. Hand-bills are circulating
throughout the county calling on the
citizens to arise en- maSse and prepare
to defend their homes from invasion
by Montgomery's band.
Montgomery declares that he in
tends carrying on the war until he
frees every negro in southwest Mis-
souri,.
Large quantities of guns, revolverl
and other implements, have beer
shipped to Kansas as food for the sui
ferers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
Southern News.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Nov. %.

MILLEDGEVILLE, Va., NOV. Y.
Governor Brown, in a special mes
sage, in view of the election Of Lin.
coin, and to promote a union of senri.
ment in tho State, Incidentally advi-
ses the Legislature to elect electors on
Saturday next, which was adopted.
r. Barnwell Rhett, E. Ruffin and
General Pillow have been invited to
seats on the floor of the Senate.
1t is probable that the Legislature
will take a recess after the 1st Of De.
cember--some think sine die-others
think to a fixed time, and others, sub.
iect to a call of the Governor.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
California.

The Express has arrived with San
Francisco dates to the 14th. The
election returns were not all in, but it
was supposed The electoral vote would
be given to Lincoln. The latest &C.
counts give The vote as follows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
Oregon.

Lincoln, it is reported, has carried
this State by small majority.
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@pitstter Ni aaenbittcrs

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Gur lid crwcrbsu bat, wslts cafrlbc 5raudtrn. Tcnelbc bar
fprtpatiano in guR!t us gppularuat nitt nur in cen ansntt
;fGrn Stoat en-, lpubtru aud in Californian, Srsrn HnS ben Sn-
'ca nee liucn &scrcS suscnpnmcn u-o ut fcrnCr IN Snbamcrtfa.
SrutIdlano unt aubcrn 2dnStrn Srlplsrrtb pertrtiht wrrpGa
Siris crpEc Mtpitin wurpr ppu Ssmaneen ~prdparirt, Der ,tnc tcfs
0snntniE Der etaur Der 8%rantbci.en bat ub IS in eisiclbe banrt.
adIid, SSrouf bcrtbutt, cas llstcl an Der gSurel ansusreifsn-
5SFr Ssi,tsrs putt mil belpue crcr Strait auf Den Noaen, Sic Sinnt.
mriec unc bic 0e5cr uRe itut Seren eeluupcune frdfhse Sndtiafcit
wisosr Der, wpburb bic NautWr Ssltdrtt uub ees Sptem bic 56tio-
Fit s,tspat. utCr bic Arauttsit ,u trumpbircn. Gan; bsipnccys
u M Ta,m' ssiat iib ScrtItt bel alien lnrraeIndRjsrit,, Der SERBIAN
unaes Sreone Diarrbec uo 29ncntcrp pclbcn 8r2~tcitcn rcu-
Iu,racb tur,em eScbreu6 bee Sincrs srunpIid, scbpbtu. aFoacu-
Ct, 66s, menn man bicielbc in ibrcn ecri%icoeurm en- briraGe
r Ct brrrlbt risHeipt nltUr ROT, ale irsenp cine ane!re 8ranfbeit nm
tSac surndiubru. Sisie arantbsii muir eurtri fste uufcbIbn
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auIIi,y pen Gin UIas taItss Gsalsr Su nsbmrn bat. mas sur 9sipr-
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nit, sinsn sirrfsI utbmsn, err ole u~uitblsar s,tanni ins Sssss
9aaee Dat icintn 9tisrs ale Gin SpIbsusuussR,inrl stssn GTanf-
artsr alien N0ltsrn Ut tsin s~tiuuosIss an fnpsn. ale pas s,pii
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auf wiIcueihafniaptG rfabrunS uo Srpcrimenir bairi, weldt 10
pti bsmstraasu battn, puirm Yraparat isiuen babcn m,pi,inijtut
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ecr Std trrt1i, npD Den Waumtu beleicier, nod cine ScranpcTuns
in Der dat sesr Ssws NSns Ss,SSIt,sSSng srtSasne,.s nadt.
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ter Nasen SitterS bti Den sablr.tSsn a%rantbtisu, in mel
ttu It'd ptrielbt rtrfian ,rpeif ue Die mir pprher esnanRt, ~
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ScfaiImtnracbmn0rm
Giciumber McmiIbcn @crffauh.

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atS ~,Erutjahrs battsn unein Geles %esltibsn fam man gar niti
inbcrS trrarrrn, ais eNS Der SncRttiTt @riunpbsitsradne ees
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RiaSmsH une Der Mataria Ieiern xnp lib euId, ansee prttrr>
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perbreiist it in unkrm Sdube ron Sabr ~ Sahr n,br, ume rrnn
uiAt sslSts Grbcy. 10 wirc lsieer StOlra fehcu Stsus ~eianrbmen,
aBne spn ben pieltn SaHCnFcbtrs. benz 3ypkus unb talien ue
'Re1ItlFrbern su Irrtcn, Die tets lire ansobi Offer fur eoS @rat
frrSsrn. Su Sst!a6t SitIsI S~eatiatcn if eas bette, nae man
bun fam, bic 8HrptrsS pniituticn in ibrcm acrmaIsn 3unane M
trbalNn. pbns bic eetenstrdft Su ~seidbSben. gu bidem gnp, Dat
DR.. Spict,I Gin NIlr0Tat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-14

Die llnterieihnstsn lenfsn Die NufmerfIamfeit
bon Wisberperfdufern auf ibr Eager BON @rcce.
rtes, YrUUifens, Webl, Siserren, Sautabat unt
iUnltiae 9rtitel, bic aewS6nlih In einsm rerarti.
gen Nppleiale-@ sihGft sefibrt wtrbcn. SeIcn.
bsrs maiden le auf ibr reittss Dein. unb 2iauur.
Eager aufmertiam. QQe rieIe 91aaren wuroen
auf n6rpli6en 0idrftsn uno meiRens fur 8aar
getauft, ipesbalb mir bel punftIiden Se,aGlern
,u dubsrlt biQtsen YreiIen Derfaufen tSnnen. -
Die con uns ais aht sarantirtrn 8ranpies uur
QBcine liuo eisene Smpcrtaticn, unD wcper ae-
miiAt, nod nit 3uidBen l6doliber StCTe Uer-
eben, ipte pteies bel Den i'm Norpm 9~efauften
gSaaren MUIR Su oft Der Sal lit. Der t~eriibmte
vgS. 0aaace'S Yure NUuntaiu Dem" gGbistcp,
pen Dem mir tie ~eiuaigsn SrrfGufrr linp, pirP
an @ebalt unD CUTE pom feinem tnncrGalb Der
Srr. Staatsn 9sbrannten g9bistcY i5srtrr1en.
Infer Eager beltebt aueeroem nod aus:
1000 SAP ertra unp ~luperine Mebl, unter be.
neu Die BON Saderu 9eiuhten Sorten Stem.
Srleans, Ycrtc 8ico unO CUBA ;3uder nnp Mc.
Iaiss 500 Sap 9ut 2Uaf, @ruilep, YcpOereb
uap SaHe' 3udsr; 100 SiGen &bse; 800 GiRsn
Ssife unS 9ihter; SO. / uno 3C. 3 Wadere.
nnc 5erin8s; fril6e quite @Slben Butter. pom
Der mir wDhentliG Senbungen erbalten QarS,
Bacon Sioes, 5ams, SbUuleers unD 8reaIts
SalI Starfe, Yrat pOwper, 9ema9lrnsn Safs
uHO pItHtl ptlTItHJ OeleH, Stmer unD 1ue Dit
ipnlti9en Artitel, bic in elmer @rUetry sep66nlid
otrlan8t weroen.
6ernsr: 80 gGauaes's Yurs Wcuntain Den
SSbtSte" biOn'S, 3useoloola 5lUfs, OnUu.
Str .,aBabsIa une 8setifeC gBbistsp zoe
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rp, &larst uno Champaign 0sin; SiOer, Com.
ndm Srancr, Sin, Stun, apple Sransp anO al,
artsn Ptaurrs.
F'f B nj. @atlaLe S5bne,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-14

gsurs 8OarOinsDuus unO eassrbisr-S Sirtbi&aft.
Der Undergraduate BAT an Der l7ten Strabe, Dem
5ilAmartt sessnIbsr, Elm nsusS Snads u. BOARDING
6aus rrGfnet, pas ct leinen Sreunoen unc benz Yu'
blitmm im Nusemeinen bsltsns empTeblt.
Sn Dem 8arrcum pteles nsu sinSeri6tetsn 9GaIss
limb liets @etrdnte alsr Nrt mnb better Sualitat gu
baben, ~Ssionbers smpfsGit abtr tin @Ias sutes eaBsr'
0ieI u. DiatoRt.
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@"fdmntrnarIn,it en.
0enffcbe Qanpthefr.

Sar tn mr sen nteIrcn biefaeu 0anrsteuteu 70 rcitliS,
IHenItsn 3afpru6s herilt5 ean.rub, cnpfsbls it mid aud, ftratrbi
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nf PRINCE, Gag tf nsbf frifheu Rresusn unb REsranesicn. ,f,n
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INuforoeruna!

Der Undergraduate srfudt bic @e6raOrr SOispb
unb 9ibael g4tntler in 8i4mcnp, Sirsi-
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sr aufUrrerung uontomren.
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Deut{6e Ssbammt.
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Berg In Samrn ibr GramCn betanosH bat, wprlbI fs bic keit,u
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