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Foster, the Yankee who claimed to bfasAS II
from North Carolina, has been retas'
the Federal House Of Representatives
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A SHARP BARGAN.-The New York Herald
says the MeAicans have been playing very mean
trick on Tom Corwin, who was bargaining with
them for the privilege of disembarking Lincoln
troops at Guayamas, on the Pacific coast, Gull Of
California They told Thomas that the Confed-
crates had offered s2,O00,000 for the use of the
port of Matamoras when he Immediately offered
Sc 900, 900 for the of Gnayamas, and was taken
up, after which he discovered that the Confederate
offer was only a little Mexican 'trickery. Su-
premely disgusted with this and other things, he
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From 1LAFouRoHE. = The Lafourehes Union of
Saturday hasthe following sasS stesf' 'Fiy2i >
The meteorological Inetamorpfoses during the
week have been sudden end varied. We mad
heavy rain on, Sunday and quite a frost Or Mon
day morning.s On the two following dayssthe sun
shone out, as bright, and warm as On Q hne s9m,
mers day. ou Thursday night the ram tsI
blankets at light have been found very acomfort-
abs.4yg Isl 9Sg 7ssSneiass. ssSSsas4s4s5 y .sts4l,
This stream, whose turbd waters We're reported
in our last issue as sufficiently high for al
purposes has reeehed Considerably during the,
week. and sin y,ennssgue noe thereof the larger
boats engaged in the I.afonrche trade nave ms
| nentarily suspended their trips.
| OrEs1Es FOR THE TIAEs.-Is it true that rly1
! sicsans authorized by the Government to eerafy
to the disability Of soldiers app yiug for discharges
| have charged the soldier fee for sexaminf&nn'H
| in each case of five dollars per man e Hes
Is it true that, while it's notorious that otE arm n
Lat Manassas have for months been on isearcelSN
7 half rations, the csmmissary accounts have esSn
settledfor the regular number OF ratlors alloVssa
| by the Government 7'tzs -
l. Is it true that a commissary Hgenss VEG. Wlas-
under the melancholy impression that ne aMs tns' M
the aid Of q sfelumsy charl," who CHeraap'sd MS
accounts in bringing the Government inse hia o~is
debt four thousand dollars! ,s.sgy.,
Ids it trae that for every best Eslahghter to
4 feed our army on the Potomac an alsosganes Is
4 made Of tull quarter, equal - twelve daliass
4 ifs it true that the backs and stcnaeAs of
+. soldiers have been robbed by 'quassermastera
cnmmissary agents, asd that the churchsd
. Rirhmond still pray.for +" our befoysa army Of
that the Cover nmsAt still islkss of 2" the
Heaven? GRichmond Esameef.
, ---------S~ II. C.
!, rlai IN, IN
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REMOVAL, Mr. A. i4othrop has removed TO NO
A. lamp street, ABRAMS NJ store, See notice
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o.rresceut Lodge No. 8, i. 90. r. aneets
xsly - ri HGRSDAV EVENING, in Lodge Room No. l. ODD
Fellows Hall. o., o,.h,ot \ Grand. NJ
,Gaarcsy v g.; NJ Michel, Rec Sec NJ. H. Meyer, Treas
Of sister Lodges fraernsly invited to attend
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ELaattst colun,bus Ilntell,genlycce.


Nothing of interest about our city !; everything
quiet and the weather most delightful. 81 sss,.sgg i
We learn from friend Of eurs that the Cairoites
are trying to run the Mississippi river into the
Ohio by a. 8 strategic novel, ss29E7e ts4f4Fess !
We observe, daily, the promenading of beautiful
women on our streets, accompanied very frequently
by some Of our gallant young soldiers. The boys
are surely having "good time :" with the bright
| eyed beauties. Hope they may continue in we'll
doing in that particular pleasant business 5rs;
l. DANGER AT BEAEREGARD.--Rnmor was rife in
town yesterday and last night that the Federals,
| in large force were marching from Paducah upon
our army at Camp Beauregard. The feeling here
was enthusiastic to let them come. Our boys have
| gone TO meet them, The force that will be there
| 10 meet the enemy are ample to drive them back.
| We mention the rumor and note the effect It had
upon the army here, but do not ourselves, believe
/ it is true. ssss3a = f,Fgsegsaaa
WHOM WILL YE SERyE?-The Provisional Gov
Eernment of ken1uckyis is moving firmly and steadily
forward in the work Of supplanting the old ant
substituting the machinery of the new State Gov
ernment. ~ County officers are being called upol
to decide whether they purpose to hold under thu
State authorities with allegiance to the United
States, or under the new with allegiance to tn
Confederate States. Thus far the choice ha
been, in this section of the State, in favor o
the Provisional Government, without dissenting
| voice. ..~s->Zs- ~
SToP Thief We have heard of several pocket
being picked III this city within the last two days
sl7O in money. Mr.. Ed. Smedy was robbed {
several dollars. The editor Of this paper met U
with some felonious chap who, not having the fea
of God before his eyes, flched from him s2l. Th,
was a miserably low fellow who would steal fro
an editor, and especially the editor of the Go
tederate News. fConfederate News, Jan. 2
! C1IaI RAp lTy- Tha York Hpra
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BAsK OF NEW ORLEANS, .o.,
n.1r.,, Can't tx 1871

BANK OF New ORLEANS, . !
.~ New Orleans, Sept. Ii, 1861.
pIn conformity with tbs eco M IN sns
o. ~ s and the the local banks and the
Reuu Strs OF lhe Confederate States will be paid at It's
"a in rayment OF ali debts due to the bank
having collection in tins BANK are hereby no
siirw ID. ANA fortnwth, II they not Wiling TO
tlheu % tss aboy. cr cy and henceorh paper will be
foce 70 far rolect unless parties agree TO the above
tc''f order Of tho Bon; ID. ,, , ,,
' ,,., -.' t~rI MORTIMER BELLY, Cashier
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s.~CryssaI Feunt payision. Na; 4, 2: Of
osa iEao ssFs oonat toF nc present. e. s SrTW e. LOW
,,S r, l. r. s. r. B. Wells; F. s.. A. Jones; IT,, I'd.
.oosf G. Joseph Gibbons; a c. :" C. Watkins s. a.
I. 8 Seibsr,. Visiting Gon,mit,ee,-i' 4 treyuss " W
tyll Is ~ ~ " " ' " - "
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK, I
New Orleans, Sept. 10, 1861.
xs- This Bank, in conformity with with Gne IN!
,sn,.,alou OF Tie Governor has slsIerceo spsGe ph.
a It's liabilities Hereafter, ,ioiederate IIehsuy
e. IN. accented payment and received on deposit
ss hay,. nn.e on lection this Bank are hereby hot
d Nat upiess they receive Treasury Notes o. le
States or local payment OF SAID paper
te same and paper sh.l hereafter be received
~ o,srtou where the require ofeer thah treasury
St N,e eos or Ioc., bank notes pa, OF the same
=. BY order: n,r,,,,.,1, c,:ar
TSEnen II. bffINaHl', Ahstttst.
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New Orleans, DeceUlber "a is5}
s-This Bank wall be closed on the Z, nv BUR
nsre,r ami on M. and ath i Jhuunry oSiledlon
Inc On il. fnsa povded Tor On fps aays phsr
dHi ~.
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eS'oS Nv Nv orleans Ht Dsc y, 1851 )
4 sa- This Bank will De close" "A
Z :. and Sta JANUARY pfuN' or rpERET Cashier
IlI I
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I4OUiSIANh,
New Orleans Dec. %. 1851
uy.1his Bank will be iosen on Sseman,S " semnSSr 9
ta. he g5l I.Ist.lt, Christina aud on Inc la' anu o -
LAMAR: AUG MoNTREUIfA Cashier
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CnEsCESr CITY BANK - I
New Orleans D csmbsr 23, 1851
x.- rh. annual erection for Directors ot
H,nh vi ps nrl a. ihe jAuking House on M0np,aa'
thr ON Of J'"@NS' Jules C ass ARD, CashieT
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SrAR MUTUAL Insurance CoAfASX,
....,#,. a.=.. . tE No. IL Garondeet street,
~ '' New Orea,s, Aug. q, 1851. }
rnis Comnany will cont inue to insure
i T Loss and n,ns by Fire, the pes OF the Seas and
R,vrrs at the rates of premium
DIRECTORS.
.r5 4 Watt, firm Of Jno: Watt CO.
Z; " Logan finn Of Logan, sonat & Ca5erno
- ..f 4 i i, lot firm of Elliot q McKtevtr.
II ,lnl,ur, firm of5Aummy, Luling Co. -ts. .. ".
sts n DWluntier, firm of Roman Il heftion -,.,
.'R Lloyd r. Goltm firm Of Coleman B'oh "''H7'''
~ SW'Oneutel, firm Of WIN. Pfehn II Co.
Sa3g VIII. q Claiborne, ---------- -, ..,
#SE EESS a. Castillo, firm of ". a. Gordon Castillo.
sa j. J3sF uentes, firm of s. 0ser q G9 ,,r,,o p;,.
,..,,,,-l " erret ary nro TEN ~ ~ asF nlal y
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BAkK or NV UkLEAss, I
Dec nNer 81. 1851.
ps.vhis Bank will be closed on thfts'hAS'
ah9 % llp rnHN "D 7 MORiI I,tR BELLY. cHstiler
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new DRLkASs
Ilecemher Il 1851. !
ps- The annual election for IWeivsu su' uhfI H., md
10
40 IA p.pkInx lt0 ". on MONDAY tee 18th day OF 'Hh"s'
y pt2xii'' Sst"S'" ' " M0KTiMER BELLY Csshl r.
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sg-Firem. Charitable Assoctat lonwAihhs ION IN ~
Annual Meeting Directors Of Assosali&1n & ~ naS A
hold m SaTfKpAT nat in The eCtuie foof oou
Fell0wh' Hall AT o'clock +. ". "a .,,, =, ,,s
On MONDAY EVENING, The 9Th inst at the same pht r.
and h9n meeting pf She Bo.r 9f Delreata WI" w
he'd Tor the eieti Of officer. for the en5Nps yenF
,n,... -, leEi ial ID
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---TF-778I1 LOUISIANA STATE BAFK,s&t- I
New Orleans, May 81 1861. )
u~atu meeting of the soafd Of Directors
E,Lni,r :! tp Vice q A, F. RONDEAu RESIGNED , .
ihahisl' ''e' - N j. II. LAPEIRE, President.
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: = MERCHANfs- l'AF
'- New Orleans, Jan. 2, 1862 )
rs-Notice An elect On tor Direcaorrs q Iif
ltanx will D held Al the .nSns house OIL h'Ho>i' ~
~ IL .toh' ~ A. a. WIN g. MOUNT, Cashier.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
DIR. q. r. BROWNS
70 ung A NJ erica nLiniment
Rejoice IN. Ye ppIes.

The remedy has at last "a discor,r,d
for the entire eradic-ftion Of pain
None = ,uld Be without It One fueatV.
fire cent Joftie ,ciH do more 10 eonviAc,
you yf us efficacy than all The cdssr,
tfsenaents IN the rorld.
rCHIS celebrated and wonderful paedicine, Il.
l. though as yet but partially known to Cha
public, has been thoroughly tested in the hand.
Of the proprietor for the last five years, dura.
which time the rapidly increasing demand for !.
equalled by nothing but its wonderful sueces.
has induced the proprietor to extend the are,
of circulation to the utmost limits Of the civil.
lied universe.
In Offering this liniment TO the public, as w.
do in the full confidence that il must superceS.
all Others now i'm use, an external remedy for
the cure Of all diseases in the reach of that ess,
Of medicines We can safely assert, without tin
least fear of contradiction. that il stands U.
riyallei in the list of medis nj compounds er
ternally applied for the cure Of disease. Feel
ing therefore, that ii Is unnecessary to puff /,
remedy 30 erninently wonderful IN lts eject,
SO IA steriously iufallible in its powers Of relief
causing the deaf to hear, the blind 70 see the
nervous drawn crippled rhumatic to walk erect
and rejoice again in the vigor of youth and
fnahDDDD. llllS - - AIf
public upon Its own merits, and claims no vol
canic origin or essential oils Of the Aia5ial
deserts. hut. on the contrary, is what its nan'
imports, and l. nex and rare combinatlcn 4
the powers OF the North Amerir-- ff"HNri+
This Iiniment has gained lasting reputaii't
! where il has been used in all cases which m
| ouire an external remedy; such as rheumatr,
Isr~ness and swelling of the breast, pain ahi
weakness in the back and joints, sPrains, bruis,i
cramps numhness, frozen limbs, bites Of insect,
OH sores, fever sores. goitre or swelled nsrE
para y@is, wounds, erysipelas, bites Of reptlsi
headache. white swellings, mango, poisol
burns. nll sweliings. salt rheum, eorns. wars
sore ewes, rnn-rounds, &c. We daily hear !
the most astonishing cures animals BY il
excellent remedy. and hazard nothing in ssyH
that there never has been IT, equal cHrat'
for horses. We assert. positively that II vi
cure any case Of sweeny in existence; also sFlm
gals. strains or sprains. bruises or scratcA's
wounds. big head. wind gals, sore eyes, sss!-
lings. &C.. and has never failed to cure hsfHls,
poll evil, ringbUnc and SPAWN, when used IN Tie
beginning. strictly according to directions.
E<lF- Price twenty-five cents
For sale by every merchant and drps..1
| throughout the couLtry.
Jan. 25, lsG0-Iv.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
FLOUR. FLOUR.

'HE undersigned having procured . new
i BOLT. is now prepared to grind Wheat AT
his Mill, three miles west of Washington, on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY of each week.
He will use every exertion TO give satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their patron
age, both in quality and quantity.
JAMES WARE.
May 22d, 1861. .a xIx-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
B. PAFNTER.

SIN I II H
/ a arkansas and Will give prompt sItt ~
to anything in his line line ms,.-M Il ~
,.sel4. sas suaass ssss On n s'I:s e?ss ssa, ~
washington. jan 10 ri
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15

Camden, Ark. Oct. %, 1860.
Having leased the premises known as the
HILL WAREHOUSE and Buildings for FIVE
years, and purchased half interest in the
Stock of Goods, take this opportunity of in
forming my friends of this purchase, and re-
spectfully refer to the above advertisement
The firm will consist of Mr. Joshua Hill and
myself. Hoping to have the patronage of my
friends, l remain.
Respectfully,
A. S. HUEY.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
Gamnen Garns.
MNAAss WANNoANNsxs


a. s. HlrEY 4 Co..
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL
COMMlS SSION MERCHANTS.
CAMDEN, ARKANSAS. :
WE are now prepared to receive and store
w Cotton in our Brick WARE HOUSE, or
open Cotton Sheds. We have space to store
5000 Bales
Having an Open Policy Of Insurance oil Cotton
stored with US will be insured, if so instructed.
No Cotton will be shipped without express
orders from the proper owners.
We have retained the services of Mr.. j. w.
Smythe, who will have the entire control of the
Ware House department. His past experience
of eight years, and superior business qualifi-
cations warrant the hope of receiving that pat
ronage which correctness and strict attention
to business merit
The usual prompt attention viii be given to
Up-Freights, at customary rates.
A. S. HUEY & co.
Camden, Nov. IA, 1860. 45:3ms
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
NOTICE.

nURING my absence, A. B. Williams is IN,
IL duly authorize agent to transact any an:
all business IN which am interested. Person,
indebted to me win make payment to him. ami
those to whom am indebted will be paid b
MIN whenever funds are in his hands.
w. ". WELDON
washington, june 5, 1851. 2l-8m.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
Upper Red River and Lake Packet
n e. III P - ~o

Upper Red River and Lake Packet
y @HF- ~ W..
GEORGE ALBAN, MASTER.
7 HE new, lightdraft Steamer Gypsy.
Il drawing ten inches water. having been
built expressly for the above trade. is now
ready to leave for all points above the Raft,
taking freight for all Landings on Upper Red
River and its tributaries.
The Gypsy has the Inspectors certificate
from New Orleans, Underwriters from New
Orleans to Alexandria. and from thence to the
Upper River insurance can be effected in the
Home insurance Company of New York" anil
all freight will be covered by Policy in the
above Office when requested by shippers. Tie
very light draft of the Gipsy, and the>arrange
menrs made fer insurance. offers superior ad-
vaniages to Shippers above the Raft. She has
been built expressly To run through the Canal
n very low water. We will guaranty to Ship
pers above the Raft that whenever there j.
navigation in the Lakes to come thro ugh t.
Fulton.
Dec. 10, 1850. (50-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
Standing Advertisements.

All advertisements ofpersonal alteration Nj
IN all cases be charged double
All advertisements must be marked with d,
number Of insertions, otherwise they win y,
continued until forbid, and charged according,
No person viii be announced as a candidat
for any Office without the advance payment
Obituary notices charged advertisement,
Job work must be paid for on delivery.
No paper will be discontinued only at a.
discretion of the publisher, until all arrearsg.
are paid.
Single copies, 10 cents.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
NOTICE. i.

:: Z firm heretofore existing between Oxley
& Baldwin, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. G. s. Oxley will continue the Paint
ing business in all its branches.
Observation-Disclosures Arkansas.
Ma oh 13. 1861. lO:tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15
SECRET OR NO SECRET.

~ r. r. JAMES, Esq, in his late historical
VI. novel, entitled 1.-The Cavalier" page las,
says; Like words inscribed in that sympathetic
by those who have the secret" etc. Now |
have the secret, and will send to any person,
at any place, full instructions how to write q
secret or nrisibLe letter, which no one is able I'd
read or decipher except the writer and his cor.
respondent; and also how to render said letter
cisible at will. Enclose fifteen cents in cash,
with stamp for return postage, to
w. s. GAFFNEY,
Box 100, Washington, Daviess CO Ind ana
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-15

Camden, Ark, Oct. %, 1860.
Having cold to DIR. A. S. HUEY one-half
interest in tie Stock of Goods belonging to me.
the style of the firm will be A. S. HUEY & co.
Thanking mNpatrons for past favors, l hope
by possessing greater facilities to command
more extended trade.
JOSHUA HILL
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Mnfumft ses @n eprcpran tn gnffnn

SpfOn, 20. aug. Sen. @urcOran
fam oislen Na&mittag bier an. @r wurOe al
Nsrpprt, Sal &tSer. Wiprids, taunton unp
ManefislO entbuioltilb %empfuneen.
~ gu Ncrbur9 Wurpe ibm cine fSrmlthe Qufs
nabme Seitsns Der fdDtil6en BebTrpen an
8beil unb er ipuroe Don elmer Malfe Siiraer
bts ans 8et&bilO Der Stabt bssleitet.
Gr tparOe BON elmer nnaebcuren Wrc,e1fcn
aus oteler @taot, cen MaYor @iabtmon iinp
pas @ttp Council an Der Spite, empfanoen
unp onr4 Die 6auptRraBen mad Der gOm<
mon 9eleitet.
SIS iaisn, ais fet gang 8cRpa su isiner
SeiptltomrnnurS ausserIft.
Sen. @CreCran tpurDe auf Dem common"
pom WagOr Der unsebeueren Mense NIT elmer
an9emelenen Gebe Spr9elfellt.
&r puroe NIT fismtlbem 3uruf empfat-
gen, uno nabbem lf4 Der Sturm eeleat bate.
aprellirte er Die Geriammlung nit elmer pas
trtOttlGen unp feurisen &soe. pel9e furtipdbs
renp BON ben l~autelten Subelrufen bes GolfeS
unterbrc6en purpe. aF .g &
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Neueifes bnm Turt Mnnrne.

Der Oampfer uNoelatOe" Fam am Sams.
tag Nor9en nit 100 @a6usieren pOn Slt
POint bier an Nebrere Off3tere beri6ten
oaB eth @efeGt stpil9en unieren R~ancnenbop.
ten ano eiaisen lIOli6en Batterieen uuf benz
JamesfluB ltattgefunpen babe. Irobpem III.
lete SOote auentbalben oas tfer bsberr1den,
brfiirdtst man bod 8el1tteune our6 Die le,6t
beps9ltGen fetnpliGen 8afterteen.
Mnfunft Don Clb Nuint.
Der Dampfer NeelatOe, Captain Someq
Common, fam otelen MOrgen frii6 BON Olr
Yotnt bod Cbne aQe Nahrt9ten BON 0idtta=
felt rmit,ubringen. unter ben @a1asieren
paren oerl6ieoene S1f3iere Der Nrmee, fpelGe
Oas @sriGt teltattsen, oaB eine Gebeaenbat-
terie in Der 9tdbe BON @tt9 @oint Dret ODER
otsr &an%OnenbOOte, ipelhe bort DIR 2(nter la
gen, %attaqutrte. Die @ins lnbetten werpeu
ntdt beriGtet. Die 8unpesfreeatte Srunlf-
OeS lag ouf ben NOaOs Dor 2lnfer, ais bic
NOelaiOe abfubr. 81
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6anbeelD pro Wann be3oblt, .'bDbet bas Yals
laeeeelp einbe8rifen 1T.
Ser llntergang OeS ,,0nlOc4t Oatc."
ueber ben l1nter9ang oteles Sbife6 BOT Capt.
6uplcn an Die Neenten Der pacjfc Wfatl
5teamlbip Company etnen aus ibrliGen Be
rtht %erlalien. Dem mir Bcl8enpes iber ben
urlprune pes 6euers entnebmen:
NaA Mllem, pas ID erfabren fam, oense
t6, DAP oas 6euer In Der bintern Eiuhe 3pi;
IAen DEN Sefen unp rem Nauhfan9 %entltanO :
paietbe murine Der 8emibun1en Der Wanns
lAaft Weilter I'M pas S6if p%erbrauute In
unelaublih tur3er 3eit. MetneS Grodtene
boten Capt. 6uOlon, ieine Sfi8tere u. Mann
l6aft ale Sr6fte auf, I'm oas 0eben Der an
Soro befinplthen ger OAen gu retten,
SD babe pteleS 8elhrieben, trdbreno bic
lArsdltAen 8orfdue mir nod frilA Dor Der
Seele ~ltan0en, unp t6 babe fpeoer Die 3ett,
no6 pie 9iei9une, baS GelArtebene ncAmals
ourG3uleben; S1e fSuneu 1Aon Die @r3dblung
zines lhlihten SeemanneS SetIteben.
Sagen Ste 6errn 8aYerque, bab Iein
5reunp DR.. Sobintsr %ertranf 1et Qeide muir
be erfannt, als tie an etuem guDte oDrbet=
l1fpainm. Ut. 3. Dearpn.
q. 9. 6err Stint unb Or. SDnes ItnD
umaefcmmen. 6pQobaN wnroe bon etnem
8opte aufeenommen uno fam leine S6tdial
lelblt ersablen. SD babe NOD Elm pdar 3pt-
l6enpprfa1e su ersdblen, nelhe tuterelIant
leiu mTgen, nameniliG Die tpunDerbare @et
trn9 BON pier Stnoeru, welGe in unlerer @e-
leul6aft an bae llfer famen - parunter eth
Sdueling BON 8 Monaten. etn &tno Der Wtrs.
@iffh. Seim 8ruper puroe purtb Die BcUte
gerettet; Ietn Sater uno feline SHUTTER lino
perinutblth ungstpmmen. 0te i6 bGre, fnc
tie aus y alt tmpre. NerfpirOiaer
Beile murben orei fleine &tnper Namene
Man6eter 9erettet = zines perlelben, Elm
Wldohen, NIT uns = Die belOen anoeren, Elm
&nabe uno Elm MapGen, our6 bic 8Oote.
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