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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-31

TIE DOLLAR COPYING PREss.-Our young
townsmen, John F. Crisp, jr, and Ed. W
Blythe, are the agents for the sale Of very
valuable anu convenient portable copying
press emitted as above. 1t was invented
and is manufactured by J. II. Atwater,
Providence, r. I. The general wholesale
agent is Benz. F. Cook, AZ John st., New
York. This Press consists of zinc hollow
cylinder, ten inches long and one and a
quarter inches in diameter. There is a con-
mutation of the sheet of zinc on one side
concentrically, and To the opening formed
betwecn the Two sheets, is attached at the
back small book of copying paper. In
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-31

New ORLEANS, Jan. 28.-Judge McCaleb,
of the U. S. District Court resigned to-day,
in consequence of the secession in Louisiana.
The steamer Tennessee has arrived with
Vera Cruz dates to the 22nd inst, and from
the city Of Mexico to the 10Th inst
The Constitutional Government was in
foil operation, Passports had been sent to
The Spanish Minister, and Papal Nuncio,
charge from Guatemala and Ecuador.
Considerable excitement existed among
the Spaniards.
The American Legation had removed to
the city Of Mexico
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AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 24.-The Legislature
to-day passed resolutions repudiating the
idea of forcible means to coerce a seeding
State, and asserting that any sueh at
tempt would be resisted 10 the last ex-
tremity.
Only one-ffth of the members are OPP
posed to Immediate action. 1t is expected
that the question of secession will be re-
ferred to the people.
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Reading matter on every page
~ sINhss LOCALS.

Ben .Stllson, Justice Of the Peace,
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
Office in IL Ills New Brick, Sd street, OPP
posite the entrance to Crescent City Hail.
Will collect notes and accounts in any
part of Vanderhurgh, POsey, Gibson, or
Warricll counties
Particular attention given to all notarial
business, such as writing Deeds, Mortgages
Leases, Contracts, &c, &c, &c.
Il
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CHARLESTON, Jan. 28.-The Legislature to-
day unanimously resolved that while ac-
knowledging the courtesy of the Viz
ginia Legislature in sending a Commits
sioner they decline hayeing any intercourse
on the subject proposed, regarding the sep
Grafton as final and irrevocable The Leg
islature endorses the action of Commodore
John E. Preston, private envoy from South
Carolina to Virginia and have sent him as
a delegate to the Convention of Southern
States at Montgomery, and instructed him to
60 for pro eisional Government, on the ba-
sis Of the Federal Constitution
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WAsHINGToN, Jan. 28.-The Chicago and
Milwaukee Boards Of Trade visited the Pres
ident, Mr.. Seward and others to-day The
President said in the interview, ''if Mr Lin
coin should enjoy his accession to power as
much as | shall my retirement he will be
a happy man.
Mr. Seward SAID, sheretofore the cry OF
save the Mon has been raised when there
was no danger. / tell you my friends
the question Of slavery viii not now be
taken into account. We are to save the
Union, and then save all the rest worth
saving
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GEORGIA. SECESSION CONVENTION

MILLEDGEvILLE, Jan. 29.-The Conven-
ton refused to consider the revenue ordl-
nance adopted yesterday.
Resolutions were introduced giving the
Governor power under certain circumstances
to grant letters of marque and reprisai.
An address to the citizens of the South and
the world giving the causes of Georgia's
secession was adopted
An ordinance declaring it to be the
fixed policy Of the State to guarantee the
security Of all the States was adopted.
The Convention adjourned to meet at
Savannah on the call Of the President.
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PhtIadeIphia nlarket,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30,-Flour dull at
% for super. Wheat firm sales 5000
bush; red 28@1 30 white I 359l As.
Corn-yellow declined &c. Coffee l33.-
Provisions closed with an advancing ten
dency. Mess pork l8 so. Whisky dull at
l1hm1S.
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WAsHINGroN, Jan. 30.-Tbo daily over
land mail proposition passed the House yes
terday by vote Of I0l to 81 Bids are to
be received till April lst and the service to
commence July ist The cost is limited to
100000
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o YES, 0 YEs.-Remember that II. Mel
son Co. sell at auction next Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock, at their auction
room, corner of Main and Third streets, one
hundred and City Halls Rifles in good or
der jan. 27-td.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 30.-The committee
appointed by the Legislature TO write to the
President elect, to visit the Capital of lndi
ana, en- route to the federal capital, to-day re-
ceived letter of acceptance, and were in
formed that he will visit this city on the
10Th proXimo.
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WnMINGToN, N. c., Jan 3o.-A large
and enthusiastic secession meeting was held
here tonight Mt the Theater. Prominent
gentlemen, formerly opposed to the move
ment, took strong position with the South.
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SPRINGFIELD, o., Jan 30.-The road oed,
right OF way, and real estate Of the Spring
field, BIT. Vernon, & Pittsburg Railroad Co,
from Springfield to Delaware, including
tools and machinery in shops, was sold at
sheriff 5 sale to-day. Frederick \. Lane Of
New York was the purchaser Of the entire
property, for the first mortgage bondhold-
erS, at 100000.
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se5~ The members of the Philomathean
Society are requested to meet at their hall
this evening for special business. BY order,
PERRY MCGRIFF, Prest.
LEE EWISG, Sec re6uTy.
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gy"MAKE READY !-TAKE AIM l--FIRE
auction, to-day at 10 o'clock, corner of
Main and Third street, oAe hundred and fifty
guns
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BosToN, Jan. 30. "A communication was
received in the Senate yesterday from the
Governor, transmitting a copy of the seces-
sion ordinance received from the president
of the Georgia state convention. 1t was
laid on toe table.
Resolutions from the General Assembly
OF Tennessee proposing certain amendments
OF the constitution and from the legislature
OF Pennsylvania in favor Of the [ Mon and
Constitution is 1t Is, were also read and re-
terred to the committee on federal relations.
The bill authorizing the Treasurer of the
state TO endorse the notes of the U. S. was
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-31

NEW York, Jan IS Capt. Samuel c.
Read, who in the last war commanded the
United States Privateer, Gen. Armstrong,
died in this city last evening.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-The steamer
DcSoto has arrived with Havana dates to the
9th inst
The new crop Of sugar was coming in
The stock on hand amounted to IS, 600 bxs
against $4,000 bxs last year. Money tight.
Exchange is nominal. The Spanish Bank
had been authorized to issue 81 100000
new bonds
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Tooth and Fer .Fche are among the
conplaints for which JI,ane,~eHs T5Ie Anodyae is
adopted. Ry application to cavity in Tooth, or to
the Ear, with cotton wet with the Anodyne, is all
most instantaneous in eject and in where out
ward application fails to give reof the Importance
Of a double application, by taking it iuwardly, il a
feature often found prominent in one prepar-
alton Like other declarations, please prove this
by trial, and tho Anodyne viii not long TO he
IA Fttnl1y Necessity. See advertisements aud read
pamphists jan4- lind
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NAsHyILLE, Jan. Notwithstanding
the recommendation of the Governor that
Commissioners be sent to Montgomery, Ala,
the legislature to-day instructed their Com
missioners to 90 to Washington
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CoLUMBUs, o., Jan. 30.-The Senate and
House to-day adopted resolution giving
the Governor power to appoint Commission
ers to meet in Washington on the 4th Of
February
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 30.-River falling and
good deal of ice running and weather very
cold last night and ice made rapidly.
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fSEr Notice the auction sale of books by
Nelson IL Co. in another column. Sale
this evening.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE w. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIO

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-SENATE.-The
agricultural report from the Patent office
was received and referred to the committee
on printing.
MIR. Bigler presented several memorials,
among others, a memorial from working
men of Philadelphia in favor of the Critten-
den resolutions He said the latter was a
memorial from 80, 900 working men of Phil
adelphia without distinction of party. He
was willing to yield anything reasonable to
the South and thought the resolutions
from the Senator from Kentucky eminentIy
just and wise. He moved that they be
printed.
Mr.. Cameron said he also had petition
representing working men of philadelphia,
but it differed vastly in sentiment. He re-
ferred to the speech of his colleague and
said he had been charged with endorsing
the speech. He certainly never endorsed
the whole of it, but he was willing to do
anything to bring peace and safety to the
country but be first wanted to know if
what he did would be received, if it would
bring back the leaders Of rebellion in the
Soath, for he considered it rebellion
Mr.. Mason said that the Senator from Pa.
said they were willing to make concession
in any form. The South had no complaint
Constitution had been violated and her
rights disregarded; but she never asked con-
eession she only asked that the Constitu-
ton be carried out; she would be Inundated
ifshe asked anything else, and the North
would be Inundated if she granted it.
Mr.. Bigler disclaimed any agency in the
charge that his colleague endorsed his
whole speech.
b,l t,vasnpfaH q vatifiou from
citizens Of Chicago against any concession
whilst the South was in rebellion against,
the Constitution and laws. He said let the
government put itself in a position to be
respected and it would have respect and
obedience. Also n petition of the Methodist
Conference of Illinois asking that if q COM
promise was made there be provisions made
for the safety of citizens in States, and no
man be prescribed for his religion.
Mr.. Foster presented petition from
citizens Of Connecticut asking for protec-
ton to fishermen on the Florida coast where
vessels had been seized and subjected to
6ne
Mr.. Crittenden presented a petition from
,, 400 citizens of Massachusetts in favor OF
the Grittenden proposition.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up
Mr.. Fessenden was in favor of one road
and voted against two or three.
The bill to erect the Territory of Jeffer-
son was considered aad amended, changing
the name to Idaho
Mr.. Wilson moved to strike out the provis-
ion taxing all property alike, Rejected
yeas 10, nays %.
Mr.. Hemphill moved to except schools,
&c. Pending vote on which the Senate ad-
journed.
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MONTGOMERY, Jan 29.-The Convention
in secret session last night adopted resolu-
tons instructing the delegates to the South
ern Convention to insist on such measures
as will forever prevent the reopening Of the
African slave trade.
The Convention to-day passed a supple
mentary ordinance authorizing the Gov
ernor to carry into effect the previous or
dinance for the protection Of the defenses in
the Gulf The Convention also passed an
ordinance adopting as the laws of Alabama,
the law of the United States relative TO pa
tents, securing the right of invention to
the citizens of the slavcholding states
The Convention adjourned till March
4th.
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cid Pr. scosFs Magic Eye saIVs.-
Cures wcal, and inliamcd eyes; is good for chap
ped hands, and the best lip stve in the world
For sale by n :. THOMPSON, druggist, corner
Main and Second streets. Price % cents a box
& -lrns
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HoUsE.-Petitions were presented to pro-
tect sheep from dogs to allow 10 per cent.
interest on special contract; to repeal the
law relative to the formation of new coun-
ties 10 provide for the repair Of roads by
taxes in lieu of the two days working
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CINCINNATI Jan 3Oth.-In a game Of
billiards this afternoon of 500 points be-
tween Sereiter of Detroit and John Deary of
Cincinnati, the latter won by 1877 points.
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~RnOEhtr RTsnsss.- Important 90 sis-
Initiated inval ids.-ThoHsands of Invalid lad s. in
various parts of the United States, will coafirm
the testimony of Mrs. E. Latham, Of Pacific street,
Brooklyn, New York, who has recently been en- -
tirely cured of a distressing Liver Complaint, Of
some years standing, by a short course of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs. Capt. Latham,
the husband of the lady, joins with his wife il ex
pressing unlimited confdenoe in the preparation
ami both at All fines ready to state this fact con-
necfed viii, Mrs LIS case which very obsti
nate and complicated of Liver complaint Gas
i. was termed by her physician, aggravated by
dyspepsia and gen. raj Infringement Of the inter
nal organs. The cure has been thorough and com
plete; nor Is there any kind of stomach complaint
any aftc ion of the bowels. which will not yell
just readily to this potent restorative.
Sold by all druggists jan29-lwt
E85- CoUGns. The sudden changes of orr elm tto
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AsrH-
MaTrc AFFECTIONS Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and certain
~ when taken in the early stages Of the disease,
recourse should at once be had to Browns Bron-
chia Troches, - or Lozenges, let the Cold, Congh,
Irritation of the Throat be ever so slight, 10y
this Precaution more serious attack may be effect
uals warded off. Public Speakers and Singers
will find them cffectual for clearing and strength
enns the voice. See advertis
decl -6md&w
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Special Notices.

9E ~ p. II % f. HO .@'0R
Division No. 81, S. of T..
TpR EErS EVERY FRIDAY EVENING ON Els
@TA the Telegraph Office, on Water street.
r. II. HART, w 2.
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II Great .Heascsme for Faensnlss.-

II Great .HedFcsme for Fensnfss.-Es 'sfs-
drels Of stimulauts have been invented and sold,
purpOrtng be specific in the various diseases and
arrangements TO which the delicate form of woman
render her subject The result Of all these stimu
laRts has been to implrt nomentuy actiDify to the
,erpous system and false vgor to the muscles; hut
this relief has been succeeded by depression and
prostitution greater than before nnd the repeated
attempts of invads build themselves up by these
false remedies, have finally ended III destroy ing
what little vital organization left. But in
ing q BterAaDe's Holland Bitt ers, you will find no
such disastrous results. It is purely vegetable
compound prepared on strictly scientific princi-
pies, after the manner of the celebrated Holland
Professor, Bo.rhave. Under its influence, ersry
nerve and muscle receives new strength and vig1r,
appetite and sleep return, and finally, perfect
health aud sleep. See advertisement i'll another
column. jan lmdSw
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ARRIVED.
r. NJ. Patton, Louisville; Dunbar, Paducah;
Emma Duncan, Cin'ti; Autocrat, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Dunbar, Paduclb r. NJ Patton, Tenn. River;
Autocrat, Louisville Lue Eaves, Green River
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LEE EyrISG, Sec retary-
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HofIo,Ony's I'4Is ana Osngnnsms.-F@tf-

HOff0tOAy'S kStffs and CfnthEe1a.-EdAf-
ing of the wemb.-During the early stages of GEES
tation, many young married Females subject
to a mixing of the womb, which causes them con-
siderable trepidation and uneasness- The Oint-
it entirely dispenses with the necessity for pes
saries mechanical agencies. The Pills viii brace
the enfeehled organs, strengthen the system and
secure the invalid from future relapse. These
medicines valuable in all complaints incidental
to the female sex, Sold by all Druggists at 25c.,
&C. and 81 per box. or pot. jan29-lwd
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and best in the worldl All others are mere i'm
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cape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
to a beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without
injury to the Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND HIPLOhAS have
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and over SO,G0O applications have beer uuo to the
Hair Of his Patrons of his famous by
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color not be distinguished from nature and ID
WARRANTED not to injure in the least, however
long it may continued, and the i'll effects of bad
Dyes remedied; the Hair iIvigorate for lifo by
! this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
/ by Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
"a The Geuuine has the name and address upon
"A steel plate engraving fonr sides of each Box
| of WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Address
| CHAS. BATCIJELOR, Proprietor,
! sept 20-1 yrdSw 81 Barclay st, New York.
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ssenerrs ppn 8npannah.

New gprf, 10. SIT. Der 0anpfer 60
lumbta, Capt. @pamS, am 5. Stt. pOn Sapan-
nab otgegangeu, Ian9te 9eitsrn Abenp bier an.
Qm 4, laugte oaleltlt Der frau3. Srie9spampfer
Soootfer pom Nepz Steans an. Setne Na9rtA=
ten muroen ieoo6 ntdt p%ubltjtrt.
Oaa Self pes betli9en 6ranciaco ipltfoe as per
6eili9eutog res Brin5gemabls unp bes Generals
copjtaus 6r0uctacO Sro0ana, mel6er Die Snlsl
balo oerla0tn miro, auf'5 6eierlihlte te8ar9sn.
Die 8rcIe lit isbr itber Die in SiAmunp &C.
fdt16te Proclamation pes @eneraleapttGns. 8es
tref5 Quertennung Der cDnfGperirten 6la99e ertz
port uuD pieietbe 1T U~ff3tel pesaooutrt mprpell.
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eOfal=Sfeniefeiten aus WafbtnetOn.

Gtne n II 8. - QuarttermeiIt ter
Naen BON Der g, ct. q. lit gum Sen. Suartier>
meilter pes peltl. Departments ernannt pprpen,
UNI Den caltfOrntf9en Dteben, vel
.Ae Srempnt ais @pntraftpren m
II per a mmr tt bat Gtututt SIT tbu,.
Mebr 8rt9apee9eneraIe.-@ap
3bOm. s. MUop Coon GY.) BON Der 9. ct, Ga=
0%allerie, uup Sberitl. 8,9arA %. Sobnlon (ppn
&Y.) purpen beute gu GplontGr II Brig 81 ner1len
ernannt unD Sen. Sberman's COMMANDO in
&ehtufY bei9e9eben.
Gen, sc aipr @c@lellan 9tns beute
iter ben 6luB, nm feline sepGbnItde SuipettiUuss
tour St MAIDEN. Capt. Nperta BON Den BERTHE
reu Sasern, 9. 81. Armee, 1T gum COMMANDO
BON gJpuns'S Gentud9 Gapallertereg. eruanut
mproen.
NaSYzgarp.- Das 6ia99enldif gan<
fee ltieB 9eltern CUR 6lOtiae. Die 9apnee, go
catpntas, Seminole, ,Sarriet Sane, 6ebel unp
Nnacoltia ipfrpen reparirt unO empfan9en anpere
gepa1nuns. Die Qbfabrt Der 9enlacpla gine
9eltern pplfUntmen sladli6 BON Statten. Man
ftr4tetf, DAP GAS 6aRrpaaer niat ttef senlts fir
lie lftn iplrpe, bod 9in9 le unter Gubrung pes
epctlen 9tebert Walters 9ludti9 btnaaS, pbne
Den 9runp gu beribren, trpb ibrer II SUP
dief9ang. Sic lie9t iebt BET Mleranprta. !5eute
MOr9en farhet BON Der 6lctile fetne 9ia4rtGteh.
S6ife aler art p~allirten ben @otomac auf ltnp
nieoer pbue Die eertnglte StGrung gu erfabren.
Getne neue 8atterieen liap entbedt wprpen audi
0ertartuusen auf Seiten Der 9ebe1en linO auBer
DEN bereit0 er1pabnten nt9t bemert6ar.
Der 8arneY'i4e 9ru3eB nimmt
leinen 6prt9ana. @5etern purpe Mirs. Slotelp,
S9pelter pes Qteu. 8arnes, oerbGrt. Sie iaete
aus, paB ibr Sruper Der sartlidlte Gater gene
len Iei, ipel6en le ismals 9eleben unp Die Sinoer
fprtwabrenb tn letnem 3tmmer nm li6 se9abt
babe. sic bebauptet, ibren Bruoer nur einmat
tetrunfsn seieben gu baben. Ssit istner 9atd-
febr BON SrantretA babe er le6r ein8e3u9en 9elett.
SAteBafatre | m 8 County. = Sc
fern Na6mittas bSrte elm 9cli3it tn Der Nabe
BON Or. Sawe'S 5arm einen SGuB unb sine
auf ben STUFF rMpro" auf Elm tlstnes am g6ese
ltebenpe5 6au5 gu. Or fanD einen BON elmer
&usel am Gppf 9etrcfenen SClpaten. Sn Dem
5auIe iraren nun cine 6rau unb Elm &nabe,
rel6 lebteren Der Splpat pes MprpperIuG be
l9ulOi9te. SalO warea un9efabr elm Dubenp
anDerer Splraten berbei9ctommen, tpelGe nit aes
soeenen Wfelern ouf ben t&naben lpsein9eu, ais
ttd aHPFtet |Utt6Ht H'l' elNeH' Sll3Rt lYl'p oe
~gtntents berbeifam. 2ebterer 9tn9 nit benz Saz
bel auf bic SOlpaten, wslGe tbre Nlefer auf ben
jusenplt6sn llebeltbater lAon se3ldt battea, lus,
unp ertlarte, paB er iepem ben S4aDel einIhla-
gen werpe, wel6er ZEN Rnaben perlebe poer Die
YOltBet in Nusibuns ibrer @FiGt bebtnpere. Dte
SolDaten bernbtsten lih bierauf bas gSstb itnp
Der Snabe tpurpen Serbaftet unp mad etnem Gfrs
Dor beute MOrsen einsstedt, Der 8erpunpete
mar ni6t l9rper perlebt.
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fnm0len OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nunh
0lOurcftr gauOgnt= mnO StaOtgeicllIblft.
9lic3t su u6erfeDen!

Ser GorUtQ mar oter 2ocde btet ul0 sat nit RE GtHtaifrun9
tr 3uduluoc AM ole @gQ 6arb0r XOtS itbertra8en, inoen er nun
S&oBmetrer pru Del 8h5m 5i,Aidat 1T. VI mla p@n ienenl
gtGdL Oc WRbS1hlten &1ueercjeu an rh 6u Stebes, felnen @ebraud
ulutu. ptmu Gle rudfQuol9en Udt9ueo / pom OiOber an Iege-
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