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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

SHARP SHOOTERS. Hiram Borden, Of New
York, famous rife shot, and gentleman
who has spent much time in practicing with
the rife among the sharp.shooters Ct the
Swiss Cantons, is raising aregiment Of sharp
shooters, whose mission it shall be to hover
around the field Of battle and pick OF the Of
hcers Of the enemy. The regiment has been
accepted by the War Department. and ninety
days from the 5th day Of June are given in
which to raise it. No man is to be mustered
IN who cannot, when firing at distance Of
200 yards, put ten consecutive shots into a
target, the average distance not to exceed five
inches from the centre Of the bulls eye to the
centre Of the ball. Each of the loyal States
are called upon for one company, consisting
Of from IS to 100 men, and it is proposed to
raise one company in Vermont. What say
the sharp-shooters of the Green Mountains
Can they turn out company Of seventy-hve
or one hundred men; Each man is at liber-
ty to take his own rifle, if he chooses, the
Government compensating him therefor. Men
are wanted who have been accustomed to
sight the eyes of their game, and split bullets
on a knife-blade.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02
July 26. Evening.

II. X. Austin and A. g. Howard of the I'd
Vermont are reported to be in the George
town Hospital, wounded. The report that
Capt Drew of Burlington was there turns out
to be incorrect. | fear he is in the hands OF
the enemy.
To-day met with the son of II, Currier
of Montpelier, who was in Wisconsin regi.
ment. He said he fought eight hours, and
that it was hard work but it was much har-
der to retreat His brother, Frank, was in
the Vermont Second.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

AsoTHER MAiL.-On and after the lsI
day of August night mail is to be run from
Boston to Rouse's Point, giving those resid'
ing on the line Of the Railroad two mails each
day from Boston and New York 1t will ar
rive at Montpelier at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing. This is an arrangement that has long
been desired by our business men, and will
very much expedite the transaction Of bust
ness by the mails.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

10 The Washington correspondent OF 'u'
Philadelphia Inquirer makes the singular
statement that the teamsters who caused tbs
panic are believed to be rebels, not OF 'n'
condition in life from which such employee,
are usually selected, but men of means anu
position in the South, who. under disguise
had deceived the government into employ'Ns
them. He states that some Of them had CIV
en- away secession badges in Washington O'
fore the battle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

WASHINGTON COUNTY CONVENTION.
Mass Convention Of the Republicans Of Washington
County, will be held At the Court House in Montpelier
on Saturday the Sd day of August next at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ Tor the purpose of putting In nomination candidate
or Senators aud County Officers, TO be supported by the
Republicans Of said County At the election the first
Tuesday Of September next II is desirable that there
should be a full attendance Per order u
Republican Co. Committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

FIsHY'--On Monday, Fred, f.. Smith
caught, in the North Branch near this village,
trout which weighed two pounds and nine
ounces and hsndsomer specimen of the
trout kind we never saw. lie assures us that
there are more of the same kind left but we
are fearful that the fishermen that can take
them are few.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02


The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Press says:
cannot learn that there It. the slightest disagreement
N the Cabinet at the present time. There certainly
no disposition to fetter it, 10 paralyze Cen Scott
his operations. The camur Of The New lor, politicians
and spectators, demanding change Of tho Cabinet be-
cause our army, under their disastrous advice, dn
ven uuprcparcd into attack upon the Qualifications Of
the enemy, is in truth nothing more than upon
the illustrous Lieutenant General because step
taken by the President the Secretary uf War without
having first received the full approval NJ that
captain. The that regiments refused when r.
fcred from different parts u the country simply
20 this that General Scott looking out upon the future,
did not desire 10 hurry into service half disciplined
and half clothed, but preferred his good time
80 that when the army into the field il would be III
10 encounter any opposition.
Now II is notorious that number uf regiments came
to Washington in The most dep1rahe condition aud that
IN other cases where authority given 10 clanurous
applicants for commissions to raise regiments and brig
AIDES, who pledged themselves To be ground with
their corps Ia the shortest space but they have vet
appeared, aud in all probability they will appear
IL ought 10 be satisfaction, those whose
whole course from the begnning Of he war has been
that OF unjust censure OF the Administration, 10 know
that every department Of the government is work 10
tcorganze the army and put upon such basis will
render il uyincbe. More than seventy thousand troops
have been accepted within three days Arrangements
f1r he increase Ut the navy the protection Of the Mis-
sissppi rigorous enforcement Of the blockade and the
rapdity and efficiency that reflect the highest r,dt
upon all concerned. Congress is animated by the same
patriotic feeling. The band Of sccessonists in both
Houses is growing smaller every day and the friends
Of the country closing in solid body around the Ad-
ministralion."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

The Rutland Courier, which before the
Democratic Convention hoisied the names Of
Holbrook. Dillingham; and Page as its State
Ticket now substitutes Judge Thomas name
for that of Mr., Dillingham; for Lieut. Cover
nor, retaining the names Of MIR. fIolbrook
and Mr., Page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02
LAMoILLE COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Lamoilo County are invited to
meet In Convention the town Hall, ia Hydrpark,
Thursday the 10Th day Of August next at 10 o'clock A.
NJ for the purpose Of nominateng candidates for Cnun
~ Officers and doing such other business may be deem
advisable.
l.. D NEWTON. } Republican
g. W HENDEE. County
G. s PARKER, y Committee.
johnson, July 90 1861
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

DIyIDEND.--By reference to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that the Vermon5S
Canada Railroad Company have declared .
dividend of four per cent. payable on the lS''
day Of August.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

~ We have no hositancy in recommend
ing scovills Blood and Liver Syrup. for such
diseases as are caused by an impure state OF
the blood, or torpid action Of the liver.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

There are said to be two hundred sehooi
masters in the Third Vermont Regiment "p''N
has Just gone to the seat Of war.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

THR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oN u,py,s
CoRPUs-In obedience tn a rceol,t;o, ortho
'N' 70 ~ VpeNienOo !" " ltauluuoh OF the
House OF Representatives., adopted on the
t2,h ;,,.,or, ;.; . go a.
ON instant requiring copy "i 'he OPINION
OF the Attorney GENERAL, mentioned in the
Presidents messave in reference ia Tho s,s
nansion of tho viii of bah,as c,,r,,,,. IL.
PN"''N' VI NV wiz Va ila"eoo S"iP "uuBt
Bates has transmitted to the House a CODY of
his letter In the President or Irty I,
az VI ""'J ~ ~
makes pamphlet of twelve pages, and is an
able and elaborate argumept Those ,vere tho
.onestions
fuosNons
fTsf-ln the present time OF great and dangerous
nsanseu9n mas tns resident NE discretionary power
known to have criminal intercourse with the INSURGENTS
pcioa Of sueR eomp'ieitv P'0''O'' cause 0 su''
eeond-n such eases Of arrest is the President us.
ca e 80 oOsy wT G nao9s corpus issued by
the BODY Of The prisoner and show the css ~ M
and detention to be adudged or dspnsed OF by such
court or Judge
To the first question Judge Bates, after a prelimnarv
argument upon the relative powers Of the several branch
es u the Government says.
" am clearly Of the opinion that, in time like the
present when the very existence Of the nation is assai
ed by great and dangerous nsuuecton the President
has the lawful discretionary power to and hold in
custody persons khoSn TO nave criminal intercourse with
the insurgents or persons against whom there is proba
bic cause for suspicion Of such criminal completely
Amer proceeding to prove this position, as TO the sec
ond question he says;
Having assumed, in answering the first question
that the President has legal discretionary powers Be- II
might unnecessary 70 20 into any prolonged arru
ment prove that in such case the President Il 6ih
justified in refusing obey writ OF habeas corpus
sc.
lie concludes- Not doubling the power of the presi-
dent capture aud hold by force omen nt
the government and 20 arrest and niprisou tbri3 s
peoied Roeomplces, never thought Of frs suspending
the writ OF habess corpus, any than thought of
first suspending the writ Of Tepeyin before sezng arms
and munitions destined for the enemy The power 10 do
these things i 10 the hands Of the President placed
there by the Constitution, aud the statute law as "A
sacred trust, to be used by him. in his best discretion in
the Performance Of his great first duty To preserve pro
toct aud defend the Constitution and Tor any breach Of
that trust he responsible before the high court Of i'm
parchment, and before other tribunal"
----.-----
: -, " ''n'u'9 sBo' Aoiaham
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

A fine corps Of fifty men left Burlington
on Wednesday evening, with Capt. Hart, to
JON the First Regiment Of New York Mount.
ca hifemen. They were cheered on their
departure, and escorted to the wharf by the
g Ethan Allen Lancers," Capt. Flanagan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

KAsrBEanIEs-On Monday evening we
found upon our table dish of very large,
nice raspberries They are the Franconia
Raspberry and larger or richer berry we
never saw We acknowledge our indebted
ness to Mrs G. w Scott for the compliment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02

Capt. fitzpatrick, formerly of Col. Duryea's
regiment, has arrived with company Of
mouated rifemen. Cavalry has been greatly
needed, and il is hoped that this branch Of
the service will be strengthened. The time
OF the LIST Vermont Regiment expires on the
"a OF August. They will probably take pas
sage for Boston in the steamer S. r. SIalding.
Colonel Aliens examination closed to-day
The case VIII be referred to the War Depart
ment. 1t is thought by many that the eharg-
es against HIM viii not be sustained, especial
ly those Of breaking his parole. Gen. But
Ter, it is said is about to make hasty visit
to Washington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02
gaatrbmau & State Juurnal.

BY E. P. WALTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-02
R Republican State Ticket,

MONTPELIER. AUGUST 2, SOL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-01

ten lafen. @rbuli6es errei&tc 2tpttbs''r 8r.
S9mt0t in Bunfeeei burb Den @&mel5crO3eb
ano'Fsr @sffeine, romentliR pss 5clFtpUrrb9rs'
Dt' 9teinltatc paren iiterrai6enb, btun Die err
%ea'tsnen 9ldier uaierl6isesn F6 Dem Nsubftn
na@ In sh6ts pom isnem Stfptan, ben man
l@0n lanelt ais Elm Yrubutt oulcari1bsr S6me
iun9 an oielen @unttsn Der @roe fsunt. Son
o~untelltwarScr 8arts unp muidlt6sm Sru@
ubertreTcn fe Die 6drte bss @tnies BARN, baS
ne Tilt Dem Sto6I %ciuSclue 6unten seben. Sst
5uidB bon CLASSIFICATION uno Scpa iOl nit Dem
SdloIt Gin @luS er6aIten wsrpen, Dem man etne
3utnnf! in Der Gehuit s%utraut. Seldtist Ii6
oaS, 10 elrfte IS nm 10 ni6ttger iein, ais iene
Grupttpaeiteine in Ger gsael in Oeuti6lonO ro
anlutrCfen iinr, no pe er66te Nrmutt Der 8e,
mUbner bcrrl6t. Sober neue SucuTrieSveie
muBte iir rieieItc Don aro6em SurtbeiI ietu,
unb bon otslem Stnnopuutt aus emrfc9ten mir
cen an9ere9tsn @eOuntcn elmer sr6bereu 9Iufr
mertlamtett.
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Ser aebts Snbrsans bes 9lnsetsers

sStt mir ftUu stfsru unIeren 9eIern mitt6eiI.
ten, fet'rt Der nQuSeser" teute leinrn a6ttn
@s6urtstas. Sietsn Sabre, rpslb lauos Belt
pis SieIe tribe, nter uut ME piele frpbe Stun.
ben fnp in pieItr 3ett an uue vcriteraeoauaen !
@ie man6en Srsuno inben mir in pirIer 3ett
fur INNER I&eipeu, uub ME mau6sn nsurn
5reune bobsn uus pisle Sabre 9ebra6t!
Ra6 5unoertsn tonutc man taum rr bteioeu
DsatI6en Sdbleu, ais mir BEN ,,Qn3eiser" tns
setsn riefen, unO i6On Jest isben mir ~rtsIstten
su &oulencen bsrangewa6Itu. Shit Der 3uue6me
Der tiefeen oeutitNn 8rS6.terung Dat aud rer
u@n5eiger" 9leibsn S&rttt 9cbaltcn ppu cincm
fIeinen Bu6enbIatte cat ss f& gu ciuem taeIi.
den Slatt em~porgeitpuu9en unb HFitrbt nls
fOltee bereits anosrtbalb Sabr. uno wenn IS
aud nod INNER Qeute gilt, eenen mir cs mic
rsbt MAIDEN %tpunten, 70 tr6ifct uns rod Der Sc
ranFe, odB mir trob uIer bislcr 6euImctrreicn
unb anfeinrun9cn rsr mnnni9fa6f tn Nrt beute
ben q d. t II @eturtstng u~nieres 8lattcs feiern.
Omar ipurprn bereita rim tatbsS Dubcnp Ger,
fu6s bier 9emadt, ben p9lriissr" Nur6 Grim
sun9 etnss observation-disclosures ;u ruiutrcu Ie
fno aber aur DEN gBeg uacs 6letiHcs 0ceangen,
49, ~N"fS"I'N ""R b'Sb1A b'HNA lt HuIlhultNl
esfo i&usler srvei&te fe Gin tlGglihcs @npe.
Wtr artettsn omar IanSlow, ater nm 70 iibcs
rer t%ueiter, uno nillfn uns lslbf uuicrs 6eiuCe
pas Scroteua e%inrdumru, ben Gitfgen Drutlben
ttr Organ in 9uten unO ihle6ttn Eagen err
balten III bobsn.
SSir mIfM tceO& cHtn eetrbcn, baB mir BERG
lib frU6 limb, Die fctsn mn9rren ptarapntI&rn
Sabre eIadli& binter uts iu batcu. Die 3abl
unferer gtpnnertcn unO %uulrrcr a~n,ci9sn nirnmt
ndnIid in rs6t erfrsulihsr gBtiIc III, unt bcfTcn
mir bed nod Die 3rit gu ~erleben, oa6 leItlt uns
FIRE 8esner ju Der 2In7&t acIanssu, pa6 uur
cine %trdfttg', %alisittsc untsrtasune Der
ranbt9er" msbr unO metr alien u uulGcu cut.
farm.
Shlis6Itb tbeiicu mir %unieren 6reuncer unb
9%eiammt'n %btsiseu Ntutl6en publitum ben
Yroipcetus clues urucn g8oaentlottee
pds neteu rem tdsll@cu Qn3etser erIaeinen
miro.
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D0m Arifgs -S6auplab.

Son Nquia Greet lief gsfern bic Na6riht
opn etnem neucn asseu unicre ShanSen erGf-
neten Sumborbemcnt Ieiu. Bier &risgeI6 fe
hatten pn6 SUntaroement eegeu ris nur icbr
lhwa6e Satterte er6fnet, rer ierph son 6rcbc,
rtfsburR aus ~JtnnUncn gu 6Itfe ;uae1hidt MUIR.
ben. Scott l6eint es pnrouf abgeIeben Su batcn,
unicre &rupreu TETS an bartholomew Steucn ;u
beunrubi9en, INN uniere III fmerfiamfett pom Dem
Gouptangrtfspuutt abSulcnteu. Cider in, paG
Gin 5auptnn9rtf bolO itattinpet. uub rs luute
uns GAR niht %puuocrn, penn mcrqen Der San,
l~os9in9c. Die 9uritonsr Der ncueren 3ett i6ctr
men udmtjt cine gan; bcIpnpere 9Orliete fir
Den SonntuB gu boten, pentQaens BADEN Ge an
Gage iettber meifens tore 9~eipeaunoen
ai5geIlbrt. DAP aud ole Glrtarrn. YutIdaften
an einem 5ountaS bier eiutrefeu, IN
= Son Wanoia Sunction iinb nod feline
petIcren Srrt@tc bier ejn9ctrpfen.
Nlan ntmmt an. RAP Die bel Camp 0tdens
rUncentrirten Gruppen Der @uufGperirte Staatsr
itb ouf mCbr oIe 10 900 Waun t~elaufeu.
BON oeu btt Nemport Nems aslanbeten
TeinoIi&en &ruppsn tGrtc man orTeru ntdts
8'itcrcs. @ouen Rs auf Der pom g~Ortrtser unb
Sam's settlCeten Sanr3uuse gegrn 9ti6monp
oorrifen, 10 mti6cn fe eins warmen Gmpfauas
ictn.
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(OA aleS s.

Scr ocr Nagcrs'@ Court Fam erferu nihts
pcn S%ntereIe rOr, ni6t siuma[ Elm ,gsroS6ti.
ger" bate Elm Scrb5r gu bctcbrn.
y Dos Eager Der 1arion gttTe. Gcmpaouie
oas ii@ notwithstanding iegt 6si gOrttemn bcfns
oct, lUu mcr8Cn rtn9enommen ueroen. Mebrerc
Nteitge 6reunre ~oerirlten bsatFhtigcn udmltd,
ctne SpriBtcur portbtn gu MAIDEN, uno unIere
MISUNDERSTANDING NIT t6rtm Seiub ,ini.
9cu 5dBaen Eager unO nRtgtn DeliratsiTen IN
iterroi6en.
Yrtoate 9ftmtcrger, Elm Ritalieo Der 6en.
rico @rttlerts, I%tir3te YOr ernisen Eaaen aus Ell.
mem 6snifcO oeS 8apttR GOuegc, brab Gin wein
unO perIrbte f@ audi fonf nod cr6eblb.
= DnB feline Srtefe aus benz g1orOcn urp
europa fcmmenc u%miere @renic p~alrsn biirf,n,
WirO fir GieIe, Die 8riefe crmarten. auFsrR IN.
angene5m lein. Sn unisrer beutiecn 8ricHiRe
ie9:n mir aus Oemisi6sn @ruuOe nur 4 8rt,fs
anBe3eist.
Bon eeuti&eu Onmsn lit Der Icrib(oo
9smabt wUrorn, Der Ilarion 3tle Gumpoonie
cine Jabne gu perebreu, uno wirO orrielbe nj,
niht anoer6 3n ermarten, aud ausaefibrt w,r.
Osn, namentlih pa Der &ofrnpunft i'm 6iubIid
auf rte i&6ns, 3eit9emiBe Safe elm GuFerf os.
ringer if. 5e'r 6r. 86t6, uuier onertannt tia.
tiger psutIber Waler, sat iib nGmlt6 bereit ,r,
fart, oieie SABINE untntselOlia 3u malru, unr
piIroe Der sanse &olenpuntt lid bann nur moi
auf circa $30-40 bslaufcn. SIM gfomrn meh.
mrerer 0amen %fOrOern mir Die ptutlde Damsn.
melt auf cine in unisrer Office aufliegenOr Ont.
icrjpttouSliite nit einem fIsiuen 9etrao M nm,
ter3ei6nen, Dnmit Nities i65re 8ert icaleid
II. an9yif ssnOmmsn weroen farm.
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macbnmaen
Gin @elsb,
pered6tiae Yerlpnen betrefeno.

utiIAWllNt 4tlIVUtU UtlltWSHp.
Bei6loGen our6 pcn Council Der Stoot 8th.
mUnc Benn trseno eine perlcn weie pier U,r-
muteet, oaB irsenp Ssmanb in oieGer Statt fh
in elmer Weiie ausasIprubcn BAT, rag cr bier.
curG oeroGbti9 ptrb, 70 oil Is ieiue 4fi6t fem,
oen Wapor bieropn in &enntni6 ,u ieben.
SoB es ferner Die 9ai6t res Ropprs iCiu
lou, iclbe 9erIunsn rerbaften su toleu uno stre
unteriuduug an,ufeuen, uno peun Ibulpis be-
iuucen, poer nenn man annebmen farm, coG
lctde Derirnen b~crurttee Nnii6ten teeen, 70 fol-
er ne ais Saadbunben pbsr ais perpG6ttge ger.
lonen betanosln.
Sc iua ferner bic pHiht ces Wneurs 1eiu, aGe
COMMITTEES Beer 3uiammsnruttunaen pom Ser.
lOuen Al uuterCriden, pel6e pbne ae1eblibe
Autcritdt icl6e perOa6tise Yerirnen tecrUben
pOer drrstirep.
Dieies @eieb fol- pom Sage Icinsr YaIfruue
an in Rraft treten.
Gin @c1eb,
Die Hute uno Srpuuu9 Der Stabt tetrsfcuC.
BeI6tpGeu rur6 ben @ouncit Der Stabt 3th
mono SaF ieOer 8efieer zines 6ptsls, Tstau.
ration. 9a1ertier, BirttItoft pper iraeuo eincs
Scfales, no i~pirituGie @etr6nte, 9crtcr, Bier
ODER @toer rcriapft Uoer fUrtac9etsu msrotn, ietu
Sotal ieoen Nbeno I'M ,e6u ubr ihlic6eu fol-.
Seoe rteIsm @eieb lunicSr banoelnoc Qerlou
ica rcn Dem Wiapor um $50 telfraft percen, uuc
iou ieoer f%crncre Tag ais Elm IbcIrnpcrce Grrac5cn
betrahtet merosn.
Dt'ies @elrB trttt pom Sage ietnrr 0a1iirung
an in Sraft. =
Dtefe tcipen 0eieBe IoGeu 80 Goae lana in
pen t~n9lthen 5ettun8en publicjrt mcroer.
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5Gs~ 9Iotu uno 6ancY Ginuen uup ptoue 5rts
gu 20 Gents. 9biIes II. Steiner
l73 8rcacRr.
. a II t M a d. Ii II a

Der Girainia &tFc.G cmpaquic, bic SerpRrounc
Der 6amiIicn ttrer NttgItcOer bctreFeno.
Na6Osm Gin Sericthni6 Der perbeirotb,tsr
Ytitaltcccr %unIsrcr @cmpoauir nit 9lnoabe Der
6amtltenSatt uno S0Ubnung ~ocrirl6cn Dem STA:
ncr otcier Stact, Ippje rem Stcrlcn tcs lien
&egiment5 uberseten lit, 10 pirO birrnit trfonml
lema6t, oa6 UtCjent9cn 8rouen u~ulcrer Witolie.
Der, peIhr cine lnterfiBung bcauipruhen, I'D
%entrreOer brim 6crrn Magor Wapu pper bein,
Councilman 6crrn Saunders melCen ppneu.
Otetent9cn 6rauen, msihe ptele 6errtu nidt III
tnoer %rriisn, mt8cn i6 an 6rn. s.. Gcmful i'm
SrpnOitreet 6oteI menoen.
Seine 6rou icute lih aus fntihcr Sdam as.
6alten laIIsn, bieir Welpune ,u MAIDEN, oa Die
SebDroen wenigiteus bic SerpfIt6tuno
boben, fir jbre Serpfeguug gu frraen, penn oas
8amtIjenbnupt i'm Dtenite ccs Stnates lebt.
SIN Iuftrage cer @ompaente
s. e. @ro6nwaIp.
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9ageOerennaf-

Die unterjci6neten beab16ttaen iGr Qoo,r
BON fOlaenerm @rtteIm ausna9mswsiIa biQto 9t'
gen @aIb Su Yerfaufer ~
@o8nae, Brandy, 988isteg Ole 6errfu wro.
eer9'Ftfpsr mu6en mir Oarauf aufmerfIam ma,
'hsn, oab mir elm BroFts Eager uOn Obio Whis.
tsg auf Eager baben). Sin, prrtpein, Wopejro
Sterrn Gbdmgagner. Rbeinpein, ilnocrmein
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