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Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

Yesterday morning we had damp
time of it,-drizzling rain. The
weather for the past week has been
very changeable. The town yester-
day looked lively, there being little
business transacted.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

We me authorized 10 amnp'hcr
Prof. w. il. y. MAEEt DER, "i,
Baton Rouge, as IL candidate t"l the
Office Of Superintendent Oh i@'4''
Education.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

The New Orleans banks have in
specie Sl4,173.25S, short loans $l2,-
S3l, ,101, exchange S3,43S, 159. Their
circulation is S6,4Sl,S16, deposits
5ls,2o6, 6,112..
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

We. are authorized 10 anno,nc" T.
R.CRfSP, the present incumhrnt, a.
y, cond;date for r,clectiouto the office
Of ASSESSOR, at the ensuing cltr-
ton.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16
The Cry Is s.And still Another!'


over those of the enemy, it becomes
almost a matter of impossibility to
keen an accurate minute OF all their
successes. Victory upon victory.ls
continually being hersllded to our
Southern people, and the glad tidings
are received with no great demonsta-
tons, but in the breast of each lndl-
vidual feeling of pride arises, un-
expressible in words. The enemy,
doubtless has, by this time, conclud-
ed that Southern blood is not easily
made to flow without resistance most
terrific and disastrous to Il foe. This
| is not all, for before the ending OF
this war, they will be the worse beaten
people on record.
The last engagement reported was
at the Passes, below New Orleans,
as published in yesterdays paper,
on which occasion, the enemy was
treated as in all previous engagements
they exhibited their valor by turning
their faces and dispensing in ''double
quick time" SO much for being in
the wrong.
| If the federals ever intend to gain
victory. it is about time they were
putting their wits to work to accom-
plish it. They are doomed, it appears
to meet with disappointment in every
encounter they have with the forces
of the Confederate States In every
engagement there falls into the hands
fof our forces, arms, ammunition, etc
in no trifing quantities, fully repay
Iin~ us for our trouble, AND thus, III
stead of injmiag, they ard us. and
keep themselves busily employed OBJ
tanning those requisites for our bene
. fit. When they attempt carrying
. our their grand schemes attached t'
the so much talked of expedition
they will be found lacking in thes'
as they We're in courage ut Manassas
Now that our friends in the inte
rior and in Texas are commencing +
make their appearance i'll our city t.
: make purchases, We would dlree
their attention to our advertisers
-Ambrotypes can DE had at D-l'
8 Roscn, Texas street.
Groceries can be found at Nessr
Simpson & Calhoun :, Phelps n IL
gers. both corner of Mila,n street an
the Levee, and also at l.. Bears o
Texas street. Good articles can
obtained at those establishments.
Drugs, good and fresh, will be foun
at Messrs. Smith u Lewis, on Tex;
street, also paints, oils, etc.
- Watches and Jewclry, either +.
le l.. Frank or V. Shidet, both on Tex
N street, will be found the right plac
T. to visit. Try both of them
le Hardware, Iron, or castings, of =
best, are kept by Thomas w. Jon'
~ on Texas street.
~ Marble shop, w. Hccox,. on lex
en- street, has beautiful specimens
o. marble works.
Restaurants,-good eating eitl
ms the Confederation or ''Jehle
IN both on Texas street.
ire Private Boarding-Nlrs. Tainto,
'e on Travis street, adjoining the b;
tist Church. .... . ....
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

W., are a4t 4thorizrt to announce
DIR. J. W. HCTLEK, az cand1-
date for the State >cnaf., Tor IN"
Parish OF Caddo. Bo~sierr Sahi"" &
\athitochcs. pa'd.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

We are authorized to ann"',n' 't'''
name of H. Whir. Esq. rs - candidate l','
rc-clection to the Legislu, OF. iorthc l'T:''i.
of Cnddo. i''!'''
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

VIZ are authorized 10 anil"nnr'
GEORGE II. CI!ILDEES. for :hr
LOWER BRANcH ~OF rHE d.EfiIsLA- :
TURE, fort Parish. pald
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

Advices by the overland mail from
California, state that fourteen fami-
lies of emigrants, numbering over
one hundred persons, We're inhumanly
murdered by Indians at Fort Lake.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

We are authorized to announce
DIR, w. w. GEORGE, as c"ii.s'-
date for Il seat in the lower branch
of the Legislature, os louisiana. ii
the election in November. PAID
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

y cynical writer asks, when will
women cease,to make fools Of them
~"lvesE' Probably when men
cease to make tools more than wo-
mon Of sense.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

We are autlusiss:u tu aNEountr,
II. II. PITTS. as candidate. for r,.-
election, fnr the office OF Rt4hDHDi-N
Election on the first Mondsy i'll No-
vcmbcr
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

ARIsH SCRIPT, (OnginaD No 1867,
drawn in. favor. of j.. X. Ashmore, for the
sum of 800. le, and bearing date June eth
1851. The finder viii please leave. the
same.mithime at the ConfedsratiOn'Cohee
House.
oct3.lw n Z. hhAu.'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16
CANDIDATES.

We are authorized ~ ann"unc"
RICH ARD r. HACkETI, aS IL
candidate for SHERIFF, OF the "a
rish Of Cadlo, at the election III NO
vember. N
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

Sometimes, in musing upon genius
N It's simpler manifestations. 1t seem
aS it the greatest of human culture
consisted chiefly in preserving the
Glow and freshness Of the heart.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

The New York Post of the 18th
ult. says that seven hundred and
twentythree letters, addressed to
persons in the seeded States had
been received and detained at the
Post Office that week. OF these, no
less than three hundred aed sixty-two
were received on the 10Th, and large
part of them we're brought by the
Africa. t,As g
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-16

The Southern Sentinel, published
at Winfield, has changed hands, it
comes to us bearing the name Of the
Confederate States, and much I'M
proved geographically. We wish
the present proprietor, Henry NJ,
Greer, ESD, much success.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

NEEDS OrrosfTloN A Paris correspondent
Of the y. Y Tribune says Cash. Clay was
frightened into utterng bad grammar in his
speech to tie Americans in Paris. Clay can
do nothing unless aroused. When writing his
celebrated letter that appeared in the London
Times. finding himself breaking down be ordered
mp one of the servants at Morleys and hired
hin. to throw tca-pots and things at his head
while he wrote tie lctt,r that was printed il
iat journal.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

Divine SlLsior.-Iiev. J. H. McMoncglc
Tecoty from the atlantic States, will preach in
the Congre gations' Church Sunday next, at
il o'clock ". aud 72 p. NJ. The public arc re-
srcctfuiiy invited 10 attend.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

CHoYSo," the San Francisco correspondent
of the Marysyille Appeal is informed that
batch Of letters directed to traitors in the South
and written principally by Green, Heath and
Allen, tobacco merchants. apd Sol. Heydcnfeldt
have been returned to San Francisco from Wash
ington. The letters are said TO breathe the
auixtescenee Of treason.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

/ I,ar A Epo DoG.-The Globe Hotel. at
Red Dog, h,,l 2. harrow escape from destruction
- :ac !6.b. ire caught from some cause in
the ROOT of shed adjoining the hotel, and
o,.nrisaicatoa with ,he baild,ng. ~ dcsper-
..tc -1cr,iors he hrc was extinsuishej with the
loss of tart - The roofr&c. Tho escape Was
narrow.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

EDWARD NJ. STRANGE, of Caaveras county.
Is pamphlcttccring for scat in Congress from
the Southern district. II Q VI. Tomlinson had
not committed himself to the Breckinridge party
50 hastily, he might run with Strange as Il can
ldate for the Northern District The Lion
and Unicorn ticket - wouldn't be bad name
for it.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

ritre.INl.TDGE CovNrY CoNvENrloN.-By or
dtr # the County Central Committee the pri-
mary rncctihgs Of the Brcckinridge party will
c1,re of to-,norfoS. The following is the ap-
ror,,olinent of delegates to the respective town
snip: Nevada, IL Gra7s Valley, 81; Rough
i kcndy, 10 Bridgeport, Is; Bloomfield. II /;
Fursko y; Washington 10; Little York, l2'
The County Nominating Contention meets on
tus "a al cust.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

4GsxRss Passive learn from S. S. Fem
s.sq., that one hundred and twenty-five hand,
are distributed at work on the HcnnesS turnpike,
ana are fast putting the road in a most excel
lent coaditi,n. BY tho middle Of September 1t
i. al liated that the grading will be excellent,
ana the road not surpassed by any mountain
r)ad il. the world. The turnpike has faIleniuto
hands that insure IL the earliest possible com
pietion.
The ;rovel through the pass is daily increas-
it's At ho present tiino it IS immense. Sixty
iondeA teams were counted in a few miles going
OYER the Toad one day last week.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

CHALLENGES THE WoRLD.-Mr. II. Hamilton.
of Santa Clara, had thirty-fve hives of bees a
year ago, that produced 20,075 pounds of honey
during the season. The thirty-fve hives in
creased during tie year to SEQ This product
iycness of bees may safely challenge the world.
The San Francisco Mirror eharacterizes the
Nevada Transcript as journal with Breckin-
ridge tendencies. The Mirror is entitled to
many thanks for the discovery. The people
hcreabouts have been ptsszled about the politics
of the paper for some time
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

RarrESsp.-{hs ecntlcmanly person of Mr..
e. Furth Is once more seen in sir midst, he
having returned troih sojourn in San Fran
cisco to take charge cf the old business Of A.
Block { Co. Glad to see him back.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

So.s Of TExrERAScE.-The following Off
Nors srr, Installed in the Omega Division, No.
1875, J. Of T., July lst. 1861.
II. J Huffman. W. P: J. NJ. Huffman, W. A..
:. l. Carter :. s.; II. Cochran, \. r. s; A.
Loxs!y. + 5 W. p Jones, r.; II. J. Baker.
Chap; 7 T. Lynch. c.; }. VI. Dates. A. C.; II.
iIo~n, l. S; u. c. Tecncs, o. s; j. s. Perkins,
Ao'lnr, = W..
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19
iuneesis tr

Ptrn AXp PolSr-We find in the Union a
brief synopsis Of the Presidents Message.
For rith and point we commend the follow
ing sentences of the message to the careful
consideration of every rejecting mind. The
whole question that has put thousands of
men in the field to peril life, is here pre-
sented in the briefest possible space:
The assault upon Fort Sumter was by no
means in self-delensc on the part Of the assai-
ants. BY this act they have forced the destruc
tive issne-an immediate dissolution or beod-
aud this issue embraces more than the fate OF
these United States. 1t presents, to the whole
family of man, the question whether a constitu-
tional republic, or democracy, or government of
the people by the same people. can or cannot
maintain its integrity against its own domestic
foes 1t presents the question whether discon-
tented individuals, too few in number to control
the Administration according to organic law, in
any case upon the prctenses made in this
case, or on any other pretenses, arbitrarily
without any pretense may break up their Gov
ernmcnt and thus practically put end to free
Government upon the earth. 1t forces us to
ask is there in all this, inherent and fatal weak
ness' Must a Government Of necessity be too
strong for the liberties of people, or too weak
to mainta,r its existence?
LIT THE FrssT WORD lie LIsPs BE
WASHINGTON. .'-slfane Gu his neck on that
birthday, and that day of hls death al
Mount Vernon, the Medal of Congress, by
its dark ribLoni tell him the story OF the
flag, as it passes elittering along the road;
bid him listen to that plain, old-faSh. .oned'
stirring music Gf she Union; lead HIM,
when school is out at evening, to the graz g
OF his great grandfather, the old soldier o.
the war: bid him. like Hannibal, a. nine
wears old lay the little hand on that Con-
sttution and swear revcrentlg 30 observe
it: lift him up, and lift yourselves up to
the height of American feeling; open to
| him, and think for yourselves, on the rela-
ton of America TO the States: show him
upon the map the area to which she has
extended herself tie cimatess that come
/ into the number of hc, months; the silver
/ paths of her trade wide as the world; tell
| him Of her contributions to humanity, and
| her protests for free government; keep with
! him the glad and SOLEMN feasts of her ap-
/ pointment; hurry her great names in h.'
/ heart, aad into your hearts; contemplate
habitBally, lovingly, ntcliigsntly, this
| grand abstraction, this vast reality Of good
and such an institution may do somewhat
to transform this surprising beauty into n
national life, which shall last while sun
and Moou eudure.-Rufus Choate.
LrsLiE's MoyrHLY, for July, has arrived
Beautifully illustrated aud filed with choice
variety of reading that the ladies devour with
ayidity>
SAN ANDprAs INDEPENDENT. This paper,
one of the best in the mountains is to be re
moved to Stockton and published as an indie
pendent dai!y.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

PaELAS's BILLIARD SALooS--one of the
features of San Francisco is Phelan's Billiard
Saloon go and 722, Montgomery street. TIE
Billiard sbarps of this vicinity always get their
money!. worth at Phelans either in the dc
sirable" or experience
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

CoSrRABANB-A man named Selig was strip
ped of $4,000 worth OF diamonds and precious
stone. by the Custom House officers on the 10th.
The jewels were concealed On his person and
were seized rs contraband
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19
WOLFE'S CELEBRATED
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps
Manufactured at my old Distiliery, near

Manufactured at my old Distiliery, near
SCHEIDAM, HOLLAND
Renowned in Europe and the United States, fer
nearly % years. for USRIvALLED PCEIrY. and for
WHOLESOME TONIC PRorErIEs,
Beware of the cheap poisonous trash put up in
square bottles of late years, by so many liquor
mixers to initiate my Pure Schnapps, and my
Rottles and Labels. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Proprietor,
o. "a and 20 Beaver Street, New York.
mayl0 Pms
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

Coy. NYE.-The Governor of Nevada Terri
tory was received with pomp and ceremony at
Virginia City on the 18th, on the occasion OF his
arrival TO assume the reins Of government.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

Tgy CANVASS BEGuN.-W. II. Weeks is al
ready announced 10 speak at numerous p@intS
ir the northcrl part oi the state
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

]. II. WARWICK advertises to teach the youth
Of Sacramento eloeution. Hope be wo MT I'M
press upon mis- pupils his own peculiar scowL.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19
AGENCY NOTICE.

MEL. Z. FISHER Is our only authorized Agent
ia san Francisco to receive Advertisements, receipt
for the same and IL transact business generally ior
tho NEVADA JoURNAI.. Oihee-No. l7l!i WASH
fnGtUn Street. nearly opposite Mcguire oper"
House-np- stairs
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

DErAnrUrE.-E Block, Jr., Que Of our promi-
n~n. business men, left on Wednesday for Il
ylo,t Visit t. MS friends in the Valley of the
Mississippi = Is not too much to say that
III, Ugh 40, ;.h ovcrgrown man. no one will be
.-n.ssel more IL Inc community than Little"
Bl,cr. ard loro VIII be welcomed beck more
clldig'i, tLHi. Ia.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

Hos. WILSON FLINT will deliver the annual
address before the FL Dorado Co. Agricultural
Society in september.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

on Az ExcURsI0N.-Ou streets were gtaeed
on Monday with A. Delano and daughter
mounted aud rg.sI in the style OF ~, with
tent, blankets, frying pan, cups, &c. The fair
daughter being out Of health, cold Block
with hi usual good sense, concluded to throw
p',ysIe 70 the dogs aud try the reeuperative
qual,tles OF the mountains, in eamp life. 81
era Valley. and other neighboring loealities,
are the points Of destination. The fine trout Of
ths cold mountain streams will have to suffer.
May fresh bloom return to the check of the n-
valid, AMI n good time generally repay the faith
er and daughter for their expedition
A CHANGE.-But few weeks ago the gar
d rs oa our hills looked, the ground parched
and tie trees covered with dust. Now, of n
mornnr, may be seen streams Of water thrown
il.to the .ir from numerous uozzlcs and descend
ing in gray, moistening the earth and cleansing 8
tue foliage to a fresh green. The change has
been effected by the introduction of water into
onr city hr Charles Marsh. The change is great,
and delightful, but greater will it seem when a
few years hence the hills will he covered with
orchards tceming with fruit, and every dwelling
sarrJ, Id ID with blooming yinesand shrub
s;.rv
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

LrstiEs MoNrnLY, for July, has arrived
Beautifully illustrated aud filled with choice
variety of reading that the ladies dcvour with
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-19

SAN ANDprAs INDErENpESr This paper,
one of the bcst in the mountains. is to be re
moved TO Stockton and published as an indie
pcndcut daiiy
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-10
STR NOTICE.

NOIiice IS hereby given that letters OF adj
,aHi;!fsllOn have been granted to the under
E%snHeaa from the clerk Of the Gasconade County
E~.ss; o. The estate of Rosette Fugger decd,
;n vsJtng date August 9TH 1861. All persons
, maI TO said estate are hereby required to
~ immediately pa yment TO the undersigned
administrator and all persons, having claims
,S%uSI SAID estate. to exhibit them properly
ssusueanlicated for allowance within one wear
muI me date of said letters or the may be
g.eelpded from any benefit, and if such claims
~ 1o' presented within three years from
barred. "'S Will " !ofe'er
hermann, Mo-, August 10th 1861.
KARL HECK,
administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that letters Of adj
ministratIon have been granted 10 the under
signed from the clerk of the Gasconade
County Court, of the estate Of FreperIck Auf-
derheide de 0 d, bearing date Mayed 1861.
All persons indebtet to said estate are hereby
required to make Immediately payment to the
undersigned administrator, and all pers, .
having claims against said estate, to exhibit
them properly authenticated for allo vance
within one year from the date Of said letters
or the may be precIuded from any benefit,
and if such claims are not presentend within
three years from the da te Of said letters, they
will be forever barred.
Hermann, Mo-, May 25th 1861.
ERNST MELJES,
administrator.
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Aene gnzeigeu.
Administrators 8erfaui.

qr ~urtsuriansts ,pirp am Gisntas Zen 90.
un,ua rus iammtliGe psriOnIi6t Gissntbum Der
"ns,rb,n,n Npttts Tasser. tsit:RsnD aus Ssttsn,
s,',ald ,n. adltsn, &u6snSsratbi&aftsu, 8Isi'
S"ua,autsn, spatsn, S&aaisIn IS. OHsntIi& osrs
QssTn latin. c. -: a.,
I,,t Ear uul rarittr Elm Grsrit pom IL Wfpnatsn
aa.u get. nit gutter Si6.rtei'.
aut nnr, id an DIT puO Sttae sas BS6n'
taus gnrs1tfp, 8,Ftttjrenrt tOnnsu iit msIDsn bel
'""' &arl 5eu.
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Ayers Ague Cure.
A CT MISSOURI, }.

OUNT1 VI oASCONADE'
In the Gasconade County Court
May term. 1861.
Now at this day colLes James McCaman'
administr. of the estate of John Hensley dec.
and files his petition praying fol- the sale OF
so much of the real estate of said deceased
as will be sufficient to pay the debts of said
estate, which petition being accompanied by
a statement Of the situation of said estate,
VERIFIED by the affidavit of said administra1
tor. by which it appears that there be mo-
sufficient assets in his hands to pay said debts
Therefore it is ordered by the court tina
all persons interested in said estate be mott
fed, that unless good cause to the contrary
be shown at the next term of this court, to
be held and began on the second Monday
of August next at the courthouse IN Herman
an order will be made for the sale OF SO much
of the real estate of said deceased, as viii
be sufficient to pay said debts; And it is
further ordered that a copy q ms order be
published for four weeks in some he"spaPtl
printed in this county.
JAMES ARRoTT. elerk.
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Okaek of SaLe.

In obediance to an order of the Gaseonade
County Court, made at the May term
1861, 1 will still at courthouse door in the
town of Hermann, on Tuesday the 18th day
of August 1861, being the serond day of
term, between the hours of 8 o'clock in the
forenoon and 5 in the afternoon of said day,
during the sitting of said court, the folio owing
described real estate, as the property of VIM.
A. Reynolds, deceased
NE or Of SW Or of section %, township %,
range 6 west.
Terms will be mde known on the dy OF
sale.
WILLIAM BUMPA
administrator. IS,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-10
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
In the Gasconade County Court,
Innn q 1OE1

SSNLhy VI NoSSOiooS'
In the Gasconade County Court,
June 3. 1861,
Now at this day comes Thomas F. Clary,
Guardian Of Serena Reed, and on Is motion
Il appearing to the County Court, hat the
order Of publication made at the last term, had
not been pub!ised according to law, it is or
dered by tn e court, tat said order be re-
newed and lat all parsuns interested in said
esta te, be notified tat unless good cause to
the contrary be shown at the next term of
this court, to be held and began at the
courthouse in Hermann on the second Mon
day in August next, an order will be made
for the sale of so much of the real estate of said
ward, as viii be sufficient to pay the debts
of said estate, and it is furter ordered that
a copy Of this order be publised for four
weeks in the Hermann Volksblatt.
a true copy Of the Record,
Attest
JAMES ARRoTT. clerk.
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COX & r Q S.
patenttrttr
@resfher 4 8einioet.

Sirft Wafhintn treftel unp rtiniSsn ras 9ttrtis
narttfabi9, pbne AtSans, in elmer %telftrenW ians
ais irSeno siut cnpe.t Wafblnt orr Gtstupart Sura
nsbrere Sabre r%rrtirt, no mir tiniSe .5unr.r't Sassa
anseftrti9t rnr ~rsreauft, battn lit bic rrlltf. 05tnustbu.
tlns srecttn. Git iiur Die eiufadite unp am leidttiten
gu banrGatcrre = of3ius, itbr pauerbaft, e~rfrrotrn
ncnis Sroft unp rrefhtn fbneuer ais irSsuo cine ORA.
fdhinc in rtn Der. &taattm. Quf rcr ct. Sctiifrr Ssir
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Marttberidt BON 81. Souls.

@stt, 0i,s iiuperFns. 4,n0-$4,lO pr tbl.
common 81 SOL 80,
@.t,sn, Won Co.'S pr Bail
Gerife E. 5cmmsrssrlts es srbsN
Nintsrssrfe et
Bsliatorn. fir eommsa cts, fair
prima 2o-24 cts.
SAFER, 22-2s cts pr BIZ.
Rp9sen, pr gitl MI! Sadsn.
0ttstp, Is cts pr Galpns
Gutter, 6-8tts pr PIP.
Gtsr, 5 cts pr Gbr.
sartcffsIn, $40 cts per 8stl.
@dmu1s Country 9 $40 ia CITE. per Sis
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8arbiershop Groeffalna.

lntsrs.i6nstsr madt tismit %tstanrt, pas CT M
Sauie res 5rn, Gsr. 9cttitlsr, an Fer Mart frabs,
e~easnatsr Don 5trrn Gramers G5tpre sinen s,ar>
bisritop err1nrt bat unl tietst siusm Ysrstrlittn
puflitum itine Eisnlts al. d CT nrtsn ti:sm
lsins 3sit nod einem anetrn Gsihait pipm,n MP,
10 bat er fUlscnrs 8 Sage teitjn;mt, an msttfn sr
su eauie gu trsIen isin min: Nittro6, Sams
flag unr Srnntas. Sem ss psrlangt pire. III n
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