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North.Carolina Railroad.

The travel on this Road has been unusually good
for some months. The profits from freight have
however, fallen off, as was expected.
Col. Fishers Regiment being nearly ready for the
field it is understood he will resign President of
the Road. Who his successor will be has been
mooted, but we have heard no name suggested. 1t
is of much importance to the State and to the Stock
holders and the public, that man of eminent tai
ents and practical business habits should succeed
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Capt. Ruffin's Cavalry.

We are glad to learn from the GOldsboro' Tribune
that Capt Thomas Rufin's Company of Cavalry is
organized and differed, and waiting for marching
orders The following are the commissioned officers:
Thomas Rufin Captain appointed May 81, 1861
Thomas VAIL 1st Lieut.; j. H. Bryan, Cd; and w.
F. Kornegay, Sd. 1t is Company H, of the State
Troops, Cavalry Regiment. Friend Loring thinks
that the election of Capt to the Confederate Con-
gress will not interfere with his duties as Captain.
We hope not
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In all 565 officers whose annual pay averages
over $1,000 each.
This immense patronage amounting to more than
three-fourths of million of dollars annually is in
addition to the patronage previously held by the
Governor, in the appointment of aidsde-camp, (of
whom he can appont-at 81, 400 annually,) Railroad
directors, &c.
3d. This is not ALL An indefinite expansion of
patronage has been allowed. The "act to provide
for the public defence" authorizes the Governor to
appoint as many additional Quarter-masters, Com
misSaries, &C., he peases whenever "in his udg-
mem" more are needed.
4th. Unlimited control was given the Governor
over the treasury. In the "act to provide for the
time when volunteers shall receive pay for their
vices" he is authorized to draw the treasury to
refund all the expenses incurred in organizing
panieS whether the same shall be incurred by the
commanding officer of the company, counties, cor
porations or individuals" He is to be the sole Judge
as to the justice of these accounts amounting to
many hundred thousands of dollars The Conven-
ton has appointed Board of Claims to audit these
very accounts, and so careful was the Convention
that the State should not suffer, that this Board
must report its decisions to the Legislature the
Convention, before the claims can be paid. But no
such check on the decisions of the Governor was
imposed.
9th. The Governor is empowered by the "act
to provide for the public defence" to print ali such
works and treatises military service as he may
deem expeGient" and to draw on the treasury to
pay the expenses. The works and treatises on
military science" are without number, and every
printing press in the State might be corrupted by
fat job, if it were accessible to such influences.
9th. Five millions of dollars were appropriated
to answer the demands on the treasury.
1t is not too much to say that with these powers
the Governor was a DICTATOR, and if he were bold
bad man, our liberties would be in danger. Never
before not even in the darkest hour Of the revolu-
ton, have such powers been conferred. The integ-
rity and honor of their rulers were not the safe
guards on which our ancestors relied.
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Our People VIII Fight,

We learn from the Newbern Progress that since
it has been understood that President Davis will
not receive from this State more than six regiments
of twelve months volunteers, that several of the
companies in camp at that place have resolved to
enlist for the war, and join the State troops Should
this feeling become general, the ten regiments of
State Troops will be filed up speedily The sooner
they are filed, the better.
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LEGIsLATURE.-The Salisbury Banner like great
many other people in this State, can see no good
reason for the re-assembing of the Legislature in
August. Ifthere was no purpose to elect Senators
to the Confederate Congress, an act which many
believe it has no power to do, no one could see a
reason for its session That body has passed enough
bad laws to last the State at least thousand years.
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Trinity College.

We are indebted to some one for a Catalogue of
this iourishing Institution. Under Rev. Dr. era
ven's management and the assistance of an able
working Faculty, it continues to grow in patronage
and efficiency The past years register of students
numbers 2l5.
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For the Standard

Rec. j. p. Moore, agent american Bible Society:
DEAR SIR: hold in my hands Sl45O, contribut-
ed by sundry persons in this City, together with
500 by Rev. Messrs. Mcneil and Sherwood, of
Fayetteville, and $40 forwarded to me by Mrs c. A.
Wilson of Danyille, Va, to aid IN furnishing the
troops Of North Carolina with Bibles.
The above amount is subject to your draft at sight
Very truly yours T. III SELBY
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Hampton's Legion.

Col Wade Hampton of South Carolina, with three
companies, being the remainder of his Legion pass
ed through this City on Wednesday last en- route
for Virginia 1t is said that he desires work in
North " estern Virginia.
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High Point Female School,

This institution, it is known, was established by
the late Rev. Mr.. Langdon, for the purpose of ex-
tending the benefits of High School education to the
greatest possible number. Mr. Lander the present
Principal, is worthy successor of Mr.. Langdon.-
Few men have better record a scholar and in
structor than Mr.. Lander. See his advertisement
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Virginia Convention.

This body adjourned last week, to meet again the
second Wednesday in November next The Con-
venton passed ordinances to redistrct the State to
transfer the provisional troops of Virginia to the.
Confederate States, to issue treasury notes. &C., &c
The notorious John S. Garlic and his. associates
were expelled from the Convention. .
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PATRIOTIC SUGGESTION.-The Atlanta Intelligen-
GER has heard it suggested that all the members of
Congress and the Cabinet of the Provisional Govern
ment will initiate the example OF VIM. L. Yancey,
and pay into the common treasury the amount of
their salaries during the The principal clerks
who can afford it. also intend it is said to receive
only onehaf of their salaries paying the other half
over to the volunteers
The above sounds truly patriotic. We hope it
will be carried out in good fath at least so far as
those are concerned who are able to live without
the salary.
We commend their example to all our officials,
whether they hold Writing or fighting commissions
The pay of the officers of all grades in the army,
constitutes of the most serious items of the ex-
penSeS of the war. In war where all should make
sacrifices, the pay of officers is too high Under
Other circumstances, the case would be different
But in this war; no man should accept more out of
the government than is really essential to his sup
port.
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Power and Patronage of the Governor.

Power and Patronage of the Governor.
In speech by'Mr. Battle, of Wake, in the Con-
vention, the following statements were made as to
the power and patronage vested in the Governor un
der acts of the General Assembly passed at the spe-
cial session in May last:
1st Under an act ito raise 10, 900 State troops"
the Governor had the appointment of the following
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State Troops--Fourth Regiment.

This Regiment of State Troops, commanded by
Col G. B. Anderson, late of the U. S. Army, has
received its full complement of companies, and will
soon be ready for the field. Weldon is the place of
rendezvous
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Charlotte Female Insti1nte

This excellent institution continues to flourish
under the auspices of Rev. Mr. 8urwell The num-
Der of pupils on its register for the past year was
ITO. See advertisement
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Col. ], Johnston Pettisrew,

HIGH PRIvATE.-We learn that our respected
townSman, j. Johnston Pettigrew, ESQ.,, the eff
cent Colonel of the 1st Regiment of Rifles, has OBJ
tanned leave of absence from the Governor, and is
now en- route for Virginia, as private in Captain
Corners company the Washington Light Infantry
Volunteers, of Hampton's Legion. We regret the
temporary loss of Col Pettigrew from our city, as
his military knowledge has been of vast importance
here, during the last six months, not only in the
immediate connection with his regiment, which he
has made one of the most efficient in the State but
with his counsel and advice to those higher in au-
thority. As he has left us, however for time, we
trust to hear speedily of his promotion to some
prominent position, either in the Confederate army
in the volunteer branch as he is fully competent
for almost any military office which might be as
signed him.
The above is taken from the Charleston Erening
NeScs 1t shows that he is a man of the true grit
North Carolina has many sons abroad, but none
perhaps superior to Col. Pettigrew in learning and
military talent Our readers are aware that Col P
rendered his services to his native State at an early
day. but they had not been accepted at our last ac
counts. He is, however, in for the fight in the ranks
if need be. True merit like the richest diamonds
is not discovered by turning up the surface
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WANTED.
July 5, 1861.
TRACTS FOR SOLDIERS.

"Come to Jesus" Formerly 81 pages) now in 80, and
in four page tracts.
[ARprOUed By all the Pastors of this City.1
large edition of the above should be printed before the
type distributed it will cost $40 to reset them The
number and variety will be increased as the funds are
given.
800 pays for pages $40 pays sOoOO and 81
pays for l,500 pages
Donations to be rent to the Agent which be will
knowledge by letter. and report TO each of the Pastors of
this City More than 200 pages of tracts have been
sent to the soldiers in Virginia.
VIM ]. W. CROWDER,
Tract Agent
Raleigh, N. c., July 5, 1861. 6&4t.
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OBLIGED.-The letter from soldier, sent US by
friend from Lenoir, to hand too late to be in
teresting to the public.
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Ninth REGMENr.-The Newborn Progress states
that after the election of the field officers of this
regiment last week, several companies left it, and
entered the State troop regiments The troops at
several points seem to be in bad humor, and some
have gore home When the facts are enquired into
it is most likely that the discipline has been either
too lax or too rigidly administered Without dis
cipline, armed troops are more terror to friends
than to foes. Some of our best volunteer compa-
mics have met with treatment FAR different from what
they expected, and many of them complain, not
without lust cause
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Our North Carolina Bows.

Our good old State is not yet understood by our
neighbors. We boast not of our chivalry, nor of
our F. F. VS., but we have got the bone and the
sinew, and the mind in men, and the stuff in our
SOIL to make our blessed old State second to none of
her sisters. The Norfolk Herald has the following: :
THERE ARE GIANTS IN THESE DAYs.-We yester-
day gazed with establishment It the tallest specimen
OF humanity we have ever seen going at large He
was six feet seven inches in height, and otherwise
wellproportioned. Though only twenty three years
old, he looked as if he could take live Yankee by
the nape of the neck and shake the life out of him
IN no time. He is the youngest of three brothers,
all residents of Dupn county, N. e., and all equal,
ing him in height. They have come to Norfolk to
tight the Yankees, and ii that race of bipeds will
only give them a chance, no doubt these sons of
Anak will make them hear thunder. These men
would we think, compare favorably with those
which Caleb and Joshua saw in the land of Canaan
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday, the 18th ut, at her fathers residence in
Ruherfordten. by the Rev. A. Shotwe Mr.. William D.
Jones to Miss Mary Virginia daughter of Gen. Edmund
Bryan
~ Raleigh Register please copy.
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D lie D +,

In this City, Sunday last Macon Foy son of W. q.
and N. G. Jones, aged months and 27 days.
In Martin county, North Carolina the 18th u in the
88th veal of her age Mrs. BaIbary s. Williams wife of Mr.
William K. A. Williams.
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~ WE ARE REQUESTED TO AN.
- nOunce THOMAS JEFF. UTLEY as q Cand-
date for the office of County Court Clerk for the county of
Wake on the first Thursday in August next.
June %, 1861. Co.
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81 WE ARE REQUESTED TO AN.
SIS nounce ]. ]. TERRELL, Esq.,. as O Candidate
for the Office of County Court Clerk for the county of Wake
the first Thurday in August next.
June %, 1861. CO.
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's S665,424
$40 Officers.


The above is list of the officers of the Estate
troops" who are directly appointed by the Cover
nor, and includes the officers under the Quartermas
ter, Commissary, Paymaster, Medical and Chaplain
departments The list shows aggregate Of fire
hundred and ten officers, not one of whom receives
less than $500 annually, and whose acreage pay per
year is over 1900 each.
The Military Board are appointed by the Cover
nor and removable at his pleasure Two of these
receive So per day while on service, and the other,
the military secretary, (Mr. Winsow) receives the
pay of Colonel. All the staff and commissioned
officers, such aids-decamp, regimental quarter
master sergeants, sergeants majors, and commssary
sergeants, are virtually under the Governors con-
troll, being the creatures of his appointees.
I'd. Besides the above he has the appointment
of the Major Generals and Brigader Generals of the
volunteers, and also of the Surgeons of the voun-
teer regiments so that the list may be extended
follows, assuming We will have fifteen volunteer
reuimentS
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COUNTY COURT CLERK OF CHATHAM.
VUE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE R. G.
w GOTTEN, Jr., a candidate for County Court
Clerk of Chatham. Election Thursday, LIST of August.
July g 1861. 6l-
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SUPERIOR COURT CLERK.
VNTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE s. E.
w JOHNSON, a candidate for the office of Supe-
rior Court Clerk of Moore county Election r August
June 25, 1861. 59-w&swte.
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meNsnatiOn eines Rebeaen. 5iibrers.

ct 9out8, 80. Sui. General @utfins.
70 ia8en 8uosrIdbltae 8eriAts, Sat am Sonns
abeuD I'M iuo6ilthsn WiNOurt ietn Gcmmdnpp
itber Die Tebeilen nieoer9elest .nO leinen 9tuten
9eIa9t, le ~lOlten ale NIT einanOer mad 0aule
seben unO init Der Nsbelltpn tetne @emeini6aft
nebr baben.
5err WatfiuS II elm Mann BON 9roBem 9ttidb
t9um lno es eSiBt, ZAP pie beatiiAdgte BaIlt-
rrng per Gcnfsfatipns 8iq TN GongreIe i'm gu
penn SGritt ~bewo9en babe, Den CT 9etban,
Seute erbalten Die Dreimonat5 6retpilt
SGbnun9 i'm 8etrage BON 100000.
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Wnnns@rnrea.

6ort &earnep, 20. Suit. 6eute 9ttent
Z ubr fam Die @onp grprsB bier Yorbei.
Gan 6ranctsco, 20. Suit. GIN II.
fubr Der Don Suirote" nit $135,000 in @pIcz
ltangen unp merifanil@eu Dollars mad Song
Tong unD am 20. Der p@ploen 9l9e" nit $50
paliaateren n 81 ,249, 600 In @ontanlen, mo-
ron $94l000 na6 New- gorf, 1887 600 mad,
England unD $4,000 noh banana panpern
nad Danama ab.
Die transformation Der SrrdinriOdc= De.
mOfraten trttt am %. Suit mieper in Sacra,
mentO 3uIanlmen, Am ipabrl1einlih Elm pplltdns
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Oempfraten Bel Der bepprltebenpen g8abl gu be-
lte9en. Die 9teputlifaner bpfen tart auf pen
Steg tbr6r 6anptpatsn.
&afee, 3uder unO 2tee lino III Der Grpar~
tttn9 ron NenDerun9en i'm Iarif lekr beqebrt.
ei6ter lteben, cblGpu gefrast, n~teprieer i'm Yrsis.
Butter 1T 9epiden uuo brln9t 223 GentS. 3rpB
Der beOeutenDen Gontantenobfliiiie lit Sab nod
In MenSe pprbauoen unO niGt gu placirer.
WeGlelrate ouf Stem 9yOrf 1T md 5 proseut ;
aber fat ale &Untantenlenpungsn geben auf' s
9tllifp res @i1entbiiners our Gre. =
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@afbburne BON SainOis.

@srne pirb ieoer tpadere OeutIAe bic Wi1n
ner tennen lsrnen, Die in pen 0allen Dee @cn9rel
Zee liA verpOrtbun purh ga riUtiemuS unD treut
Anbanelihteit an Die Union, Die aber aud Der
Ncpptip SIreern bic gbre bereitwtate 3ufommer
lalIen, Die tbnen eeblibrt. Wir freuen unS ME
perbrlt Wele9enbeit gu baben, Den Namen eines
Ntarnes gu ntllrlet, Ter etner Der ~treuelten Breuns
BE- PES Oeutlntbum5 in Amerita lit. I'm ere g.
fer merptn ftp e%rinnerl, Dap g8albburne Spn
Suinois in Der OOrIsBttn @pn9reB Slsun9 Dem
neutlhen 0ltriutl3muS, Der Nnban9lihtrtt Der
0eutphen an Die Sa6e ibreS NoUptlo Uaterlan
pes, cine alan3enpe Spatlpna oatbraGte, tnDfm er
namentlib Den 0tamen 6rteO,iG 5edsrs ais rem.
ieni9en eine6 MianneS %nannte, Der ben belten Der
ein8ebOrsnen Surser Nmerit1's 9let6tOnime UNI
Der, ME gefettrt IN Oeutldlenp, 10 audi Die bob
le gbre in lvinem neuen Saterlanpe Derpiene.
leber pielen lelben 9tepralentanten entnebmen
mir Ger v9tep g)ort @9plIp" beute Die na1fol-
genie Niittbetlun9.
SD tann Die btltimmte 0erliHernne geten,
Dap, nit nur 5mei 2lusnabnen, es auslhll. Blid
Stpililten paren, Die Uerluhten Den pantheon
S6redeu 3u bepdlti9en, epe NOD @entrept1e err
relGt purpe. SD LAP elnen Nlann in Giril, Der
ieinen 9trd absemprfsn, cine Niu1tete oufserafft
bate, unD NIT 9~efautem Bo9pnstte lih DEN flez
benpen SUipaten entsesenwarf, um tie gu 3wtA-
gen uutjutebren unp Stanp gu balten. SD frua
tbn na9 leinem Namen, Den er mir ais 98alb
burut CAB unO ih erfubr, RAP CT @albburne, paq
Gon9teB @lit9lteO fur SulnOis, lei. Au6 5erl
SeuUgg iteute rd in ahnIiGer 98eiie Den Site
benOen ent9esen. Diele beiOen @Un9rebsairt
9!leper bietsn nader StanD bls gum Ieytelt Nu.
9enbI,d. unD tru9en nod in @entreplae our Sro
hung Der Iruppen bel, Die palelblt enOl,6 gun
Stshen aebraht muroen."
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OeGrefM.


Der Gr3ber3c9 Rorl Qcut8 1T auf fetn @niu<
den leiner 6untttonen ais 0ouDerneur BON 39rcl
uap &orolberg entbunoen unp Der 8lrIt 2obtp-
pib at leinem NadfOleer ernannt purDen.
Mms %5aDti.
capt. Qarratpas Don Der 8rts u8tne BRO
TIERS" fam am 20. Suit in nnlrem Sof,n on.
unO bra6te Nahri6ten aus 9ort an Drince pom
IA. Suit.
Nm g.. Suit eri6ten cine lpunil6e 6lotte oUn
6 Oampfrgatten oor jenem 6ofen unO Der fra
niIbe &ouiul oerlan9te $500, 600 Gntl6doigun0
unp cine 8esrIBung nit 21 &anOnenihiien
mabreno Der lpaniibe Npmtral nt4t f%alutirer
ioCte.
Ser brittl9e &onlu bra6te etnen Ger9lei6 81
Stanoe, wona6 SommiNdre Die GntlAdpigun8s
iuntme feltleben unr betpe Sbeile i~alutiren lo0ten
5atte praliOent GefrarO Die ipanii6en 6orOe-
run9en erfiilt, 70 witrpe FiA paS GOlf emp6r
baten.
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Sts esetslotnr BON MarplanS.

N(lem Nnlbett nab miro bic 2e9islatur, mel
de lih chen wieper in 8renerid oerlartmelt bat,
ZEN @e,eIipns=@eilt auf's 9teue ms 6elp fubren
lnD, mad benz iheinbdren GtfOlge Der Hebelei,,
Ith ~eritarft unO eetr1ftiet fiibleit. Die Serren
merren ober pttoer S6lIIIe aus fal16en GOraus
1~eeunaen sieben unD Don benz OrunoIaB aus,
rap rurb oas unglldlide Grei9ntB BET BULLS
Stun bic Se8elliUn in Marplanp 6relnne sc
mUnneu babe, neue 9lngriTe auf Die untonetreue
bes Staates maiden. sic werpen ntht oarnaA
lraeen, Dap teiu perniinftiser N1enlh IN Den
9an3en Ser. Staaten oaran gloubt, Dap cine
eln3tge Ghladt oae Shidial DeS Rrie9e5 ent
ihetpen, prer AUDI nur i'm Gntfernteten anDeiis
ten tGnne fe perpcn niht i'm Gntf ~erntelten 3u@
eeben, Dap Die 9ts9ierung Der Ser. Staaten nit
ibrer immenlen Nia6t Die Se9ItUrllten lhlteB-
LTD belie9en mitfIe, ~IDnDern lie weroen, getreu tbz
rem alien 9l1uen, auf'e Neue ale Mttttel III Ses
peaung lsber, tbre 9ieblinle SOee, NnlhluB an
Den Supen, in NuoTubrun9 gu brinaen.
@ber nas treue Yolt NtarYlano'S psiB, trae
feline YFl6t lit. Was lid am IeBten Wablta9e
tIar unO entldiepen auSsslprpGen bat, oaS wtrD
aud fortan wieDertGnen III letnein 5er,en. Nn~
banaltGteit an Die Union, beiBt Ieine 0plura unp
unttr pieler SABINE miro ee lteben, 9itft ferne
lit Die 3eit, 3u weldber Die 6erren, Die jtbt in
Sreperld p%erammelt inp, Grlaubntb erbalten
nerpen, lih ouf NINE BON Gem SAaupllBe pes
Ff,ntliheu Qtbens 3urIdjuJisben unD feline 9rab
I1rift mlro Die Statte 3ieren, auf welher ibr pps
Iitilaer Qel6nam letner Berws lun9 wtrp iiber9e-
ben perpen.
9u9 mare eS ntebr ais @abnIinn, 8n e~lauben,
Dap Die 9tegierun3 1tBt etnem Staate i'm Sudden
Tires eidPneu ,6ouptjikes. Ielblt nur Die ollerde=
rtnglte MGJIiAteit biet.n perpe, Der Se3eilipn es
ntn SummeIplas gu sepabren. unp %belUnrerO
lit pies 10 nit Baltimore, etnem 9labe, Der CUR
8tf6rrerung Spn Gruppen uuO NtunitiCn isst
inter jepsr geptn9un9 fur rte 9tssieruns er-
bolten werpen mub, unO erbalteu meroen miro.
Nt6sen Die Unions 2sute %aufmertlam iein auf
Ales, mas in SreDesif jest uOrssbraht rperoen
miro, uhD Damn NIT tbtem oOnnernoen uVetO"
DIR Sa4e Gin Gnre MAIDEN, Die ibnen lfVa Des
unbells genug 9cbrabt bat.
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@Om psnlidsn arie sfbanplan.

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pelte an Die nGribune" pOn Cairo meloet, oag
na6 @ertAten elm Nngrif Der Hsteaen auf
Satrc gu ermarten itebe; pieiel6m laGen li6 abcr
anf feline 9laubpirOige Queae auraffabren.
unlere StreifpaGsn melOcn, DaB iepen 3aq
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