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MILITARY NOTICE. Officers
W Of the list md I'll other nsw ReklmsutA HIn
ind TO th4ff terest 10 r0schAAfuH outns u cal
z nnWEN. ~ CLARK street. iup ftatrs}, s.v9R rHK
uE1ED STATES EXPRESS OFFICE. Sword Hetta.
Hash l. shoulder sttap& Caps, BugleA, F11tn1a, Cart
tdgta and eytry else nscded 1t tho nest quality
1p ttairs In
, 1862-07-24

TuAECE FOR BUSINESS-A
~ young man, good accountant, book. Ike. per and
brstEt mali With few Thousand dollars, taay Is 900
OF tde0o) who d sres really good saf ,llsli4d
ra3 th:. rtlmanent business. learn Ut the !:
oIt nina f. te Wrst by calling Tor addressing r
bux 3tz8) J. Il. kIAND, offhe fEm Of Cleveland
q asptl Flour Anf G. aiu Merchants No. l6a aoulh
NatcE STREET, tup stalis} Chicago III. jy2lt3l.lt
, 1862-07-24

DUNAWAY FROM HONE-0n
~ Wednesday. sd Inst. boy years Of n.e, hack
hns. cut short. scar under llp. dark ri 9TH
with blnck binding. .>ny Information u bis WHERE
nbo4ts VIII be tAak19ly recclyed by biz parents By
Office. Jya+E0it
, 1862-07-24
I Nem: aaberttsemfn4s.
f EAE ESTH:fE:
WANTED.
SA nj UEL CHER.
Real Estate Broker.
No, 90 DEARBORN STREET

Opposite the Tfemonf House,
Has applications for the following classes Of Resl Es-
tste in ths city. to which he respectfully calls tho
nntion Of those wishing to sell.
Commissions "A low as charged By AnT other toase
In the city.
, 1862-07-24

w WANTED.-A Lady living alone
wishes to take little Gil to board mad <du-
cate. It Will receive the b%et eAfr and att9uslon
Ene1certloLabe references given. Address 6oK 4ld6
G1Dfrnrn Iu.Itf0
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

GEN. PIXIES LETTERING have had this let
ter before US for several weeks. We ent:rel y
agreed wi tn Gen Pixies views in regard to mar
tial law. AS he had, however. very properly
addressed his letter to the authorities at Rich
mond, and Gen. Hindman was then in command
OF this district we did not deem it prudent to
lay 1t before the people. We thought it might
raise issues between Gen. Hindman and the cit
zens, detrimental to our cause. It's publication
Is now requested. Il has already appeared in
Southern newspaper. and as another G eneral
is now in command, WIG waive any further OBJ
Jeetons. Pressed by conflicting duties; on one
hand by the obligation to suppress all dissen-
sions between our military leaders and the
people, land on the other hand by that Of keeping
clearly before the minds of men the great prin
ciples of civil liberty, and their sacred and in
vielable nature; the editor has often Difficult
and anxious task.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

march Gen Smith was eRconnta-.l
erals were drawn up in line ~ b..., Ihts
dered to fire After firing one rs aud
discovered that the Confederate
whelming numbers and the entir, I'M 0,
was ordered To fall back. ~, : 1iarl
cling On them. When the ConfoI.A ell
cd Coyington and Newport. Gen. 8 ives IA
the surrender Of both places. Whit 9saao
piled with He took possession ~ ". Faa
Ing. A fii- Of truce was sent 49, III
anu the surrender of Cincinnpti le
two hours being allowed the an,t. aaa6s
comply in: they Mayor has aslaI II.
hours which wa granted.
Gen Smith, in response to inoBi,+
cd the citizens that private proi,e-,. Mn
respected: but all Unitel STATE. ~
must be delivered mp fae
Chattlnooga, Sept 5.-Nankees r.
their scige guns from Nashville. 49,
and he railroad being DESTROYED in ~
Bowling Green is supposed to be N. f,-cs
{ on for stan1.
Chattanonga, Sept. T.-Buclls ems
i beyond Murfresboro. Dispatches 49,
intersectel from Buell. To Roseneran,
the Latter TO join him at Nashville w;,r,
MlIlle ItnNe-rt@ - III W bAhLt and me- N
to Join the Confeieate army. Let MI WIZ
gees from Tennessee now come HON,
kee rumo-s say. Louisville Is captured 1as
news from Columbus and Decatur
Bridgeport, Aug 3l-Gen Maxer-s N.
under command Of Col. McKinstrr. ,as|
- | Alabama regiment, attacked The =.
200 strong, at Stevenson, inflntrr ~
airy } at I l o'clock to-day. After f,,-
Smelling the enemy evaeutel their $3.50
lions. leaving On the Nasivill- trains. cI-4
and stores were tpturel. Our comm,nl !.
with most CIR lial reception from th. 80
AMI ladies: urging them not I'd st0B tr n
had killed anl captured the entire Y.pL
force. Their joy Is unbounled AT ones ~
bslioiding the stars and bars.
We hal engaged the 81 AM 4lst Aiah,,
ana 18th Tenn Major CUTTERS df-nopr.
pArtizlnS, Capt. Prices cavalry. Ind r.
man aud Ddrr's bait .rries-the whole sn,.,
800 men, Tie Yankee less is not kDorD
Our lbs IN twO wonndel-nDae kill4l n
lrtiicAtiDIs al Stevenson we're very strr
Oar troops displayed great gallantry. q,
Fregm aus battery WAS worked with .,
skill an -ignil sHrct. Harry Maury comma,
~ the 39l All, with cD5lne=- and rnr+
ability. exposing hi nseif greatly to VI
Yankee FIRE. Ills conduct i much eulorigsl
Niek-bur-. Sept 9.-Gen. Van Dorm hs,
va1r,l ~ trtial law ~ order nc the Presile
The exchanged prisoners left Memphis
Thursday nll ara locke for here to-lir.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

BE- the members of Capt. Reifss compa
ny are depending their friends at home for
winter clothing; wagon will leave Washing
ton about the lst of October expressly for the
purpose of taking such clothing as may be sent
by their friends
Each garmenhshould be marked with the
initials, aud left at Burt's Hotel Washin gton.
where they will be boxed and forwarded. Two
pr jeans pants. two overehirts, one hesvy
coat, three pr. socks, one pr. boots or shoes,
and one more blanket, is abort what viii be
needed A. V. REIFF
Twill take all letters hand ID me before the
18th of September, AYR.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

CAPTAIN ALExANDER's COMPANY FORMERLY
DAVIS. 1.-The friends of this company are re-
They stand in need Of them as soon possible
All packages for this company may be left at
this office, which may be ready by the 1st Get.
They should be properly packed and very
plainly marked with the name Of the soldier
for whom intended
Letters to members of this company should
be directed to Pine Bluff, where they will be
received by courier.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

FAvoEs.-We acknowledge ourselves under
obligations to our young friend, Ed. Smith,
for late papers and dispatches. He has lately
returned from Tupelo. Also to Capt. C. NJ,
regard are none the less esteemed if in the press
of business, We forget sometimes to express
our thanks.
We are also under obligations to our fellow
citizen, Mr.. John E. Ammonett, who brought
us late papers from beyond the river.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17
Telegraphic .

From our Extra Of the lOth inst
A dispatch from the Office Of tic Cam
dau Herald on tile 9TH inst, say il ha~
been furnished with the following highly
important news, brought By the Govern
meut express:
MOBILE, Sept. 2.-Gen. Armstrong
attacked and took possession of Bolivar,
Tenn, on the 3Oth, capturing IL prison.
crs, including four commissioned officers.
Wet Tennessee II nearly clear Of th- H.
vaders.
Groveton, Aug 3Oth, - L. NJ.
President DdCis-Ihis armg achieved
to-day, % the plains Of Manassas. signal
victory over the cumLiuci forces uf g cu-.
Mcclellan and Pope o. The 2S.A aud
9th each Wing unlrr Gtas Lyngsfruct
and jackson rcpu.scd with valJr, the az
tacks made upon them separately. We
mourn the loss IF cur gallant dad ia
every conflict, yet our gratitude to I'D
mighty God rises each day, to Him. and
to the valor of our troops uAtiJu's srati-
tude is due II II. LEE
The Lynchburg Republican say~ that
Carlisle, late tory representative IL the IT,
;. Congress, is sfumring Western Vir-
GINA agaii = the war aud in favcr uf the
South.
1t is reported that tie enemy have evac-
uated the Kanawha Valley. The citizens
Of y. ". Virginia are fOckiug to cur
standard.
Resolutions in favor Of retaliation have
pass d Congress.
GREAT BATTLE AT RICnaoND. Ky
The enemy totally routed 5000 prison
ers tai en- Gen. Manson and staff car
furcd:
Knoxville, Tenn Sept. 3.--Geu. Kir-
by Smith On Aug. 80 engaged the enemy
under Gen. Manson, miles south Of
Eichmoud Ky. Preston Smiths Tenn.
and Gen.C lebrurne's Ark brigade gallant
" opened the fight at p. Nj. Tie en-.
emy were reinforced by Bull Nelson from
Lexington. Our troops fought with des-
pcrate courage. Kirby Smith led the
last charge in person cap 10 hand. After
three severe engagements the euemy were
totally routed with the loss Of ali their
guns but one and 5000 prisoners captured
including Gen. Manson and Staa. The
Kentuckiars threw down their arms and
deserted to our lines.
Bull Nelson was wounded 10 the thigh.
holly pursued by our troops and is doubt
less captured.
The eneny's loss in killed and wound
cd i heavy, Gen. Miller i ameng the
killed. Our loss is light. Our troops
were moving on Lexington, which is cap
tured ere this. Large quantities Of stores
wagons, and ammunition were captured
The enemies force was ten thousand.
Chattanooga, Sept. 3-The following
dispatch from Gen. Kirby Smith, dated
Richmond, Ky, has just been communi-
Gated to Gen. Jones.
ave had three fights on the 30th near
this place. The enemy were completely
routed Gen. Nelson was wounded il
the thigh, and Gen. Miller killed. 5000
prisoners were captured including Gen.
Manson aud staff, together with al their
artillery, small arms, wagons, &c. Our
loss small"
Mobile, Sept. Knoxville, Sept. 8.
A letter from Capt: McElrath, Of Gen.
Smiths army, who has just returned, says
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17


COL EAKIN: You will please announce my
name as candidate for the State Senate, from
tne district composed of the counties of Sewer
Hampstead and Lafayette.
b.. JETT, Sen.
BssS We are authorized to announce NJ. V.
CHEATHAM, Esq, candidate to represent
Hampstead county in the Lower House of the
next General Assembly.
Bay We are authorized to announce G. l.
MCKNIGHT as n candidate for re- election to the
office of Constable Of Ozan Township.
BsH We are authorized to announce, A. B.
HIGH as candidate for reelection to the Office
OF internal improvement Commissioner of
Hampstead County.
BeA- We are authorized 10 announce r. L,
PHILLIPS as candidate for reelection to the.
office of Treasurer of Hampstead County
Rec We are authorized to announce Dr.
JOHN s. BURT as candidate to represent
Hampstead County in the Lower House of the
next General Assembly
ssS~ We are authorized to announce s. T.
SANDERS SIS a candidate for reelection to the
Office of Clerk of Hampstead Circuit Court
at the ensuing election.
aas~ We are authorized to announce D. NJ
stable of Ozan Township at the ensuing cleo
ton X
BaF" We are authorized to announce HAIR
MON BISHOP as candidate for Ser ator from
the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties of Hampstead, Lafayette and Sevi,r.
Be- We are authorized to announce JAMES
r. PAGE, Esq, candidate for the office Of
Probate Judge of Hampstead County.
Bg~ We are authorized to announce THon
AS II. SIMMs, as candidate for reelection to
the Office of Assessor and Collector of Hemp
stead County.
re- Hon. L. B GREER is a candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the sixth Judicial Circuit, COM
posed OF. the Counties of Union, Calhoun, Qua
chita, Columbia, Lafayette and Hampstead
Election the lstMonday in October, 1862
Ha5~ We are authorized to announce JAMES
X. YOUNG, Esq, a candidate for reelection
as Prosecuting Attorney fer the 9th Judicial
Circuit.
pa We are authorized to announce josiah
W. THOMAS, Esq as a candidate to represent
Hemp stead County in the Lower House of the
next General Assembly.
Eag@ We are Authorized to announce MIL
TON 7. HOLT as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Hampstead County st tho ensuing
election
bGE- We are authorized to announce Hon.
A. B. Williams a candidate for Senator from
the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties of Hampstead Lafayette and Sewer. Flee
ton first Monday in October.
B9% We are authorized to announce F. NJ.
Waldorf as candidate for reelection to the
Office of Sheriff of Lafayette county, at the
ensuing election
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17
E.DST'.

m thn ith Inst. while moving. = bundle |
~ Pillows. Bolster and Sheets. Any infal
i''iAfion ~ thrIllleft at Mrs Pate, upposin
lac P"si'ilice, vii be thankfully reeeIr el and
~ iah'y rewarded
Washington sept 10. 1862 n5-a
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

9s- 1t. w. A. Miller, under orders from
Col. Shoup, chief of artillery, wishes us to say
that he will be in Washington in the course
of two weeks, and will be glad to receive vol
unteers in the artillery service.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17
Sg5 REWARD.

m l % NJ near Washington. on the 9Th ind
- Y bDN H. KNEE, with silver handle
seHhhiiri- On fle handle j engraved .4FrI
: Z. Robertson 10 W. A. Pitts" Tweul
i've dollar viii be paid for is delivery at ID
Office
Nn-Minginn. Sent I1. lSr2
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

BeAs MANY VOTERS call upon Mr.. r. NJ.
Wilson, TO allow his name TO be used as can
didate for seat in the next Legislature.
10th Sept, 1862. MANY VOTERS.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17
ARIA AXsAS INSTITUTE
TOR THE
EDUCATION or THE BLIND

TUE ANNUAL SESSION Of This Srhool WI!
1 commence At AIkadelpeia. on the 1st No7l
.iaF IN September. Tho term. for tpftia5
N"nrl- washing. &c-. whore there \. ABILITY u
pay. are on" hundred anl sixty dollars. I'd
session 81 ten mont -: hut INDECENT Llir,i per
-"h- b-frrrn ilie agr- Of Xix anl frr.fitt--i1
r-~i'i~nr I'M Arkansas will NH recriv m. baarlI
ri hiIi instructed AZ the expense Dr fh, stare
lr'n presenting certificate fsoin th. Ire
Hing ln i;-e ~ the county IN waieh they lave
-HtlhE tiHf ihey arc unable I'd nay Cir hna-l
llii tuition VA thn Institute Application. f-
hiiiiii sinmil ne made " the Sunarfntap-
liant. 'iri- P.Tr-N, Arkadclpi,ia. anl shoT6
state 5he name ase- mental capacity. and re-
rHniary circumstance eff the person for whom
Application NJ made together with the name
ann pnrt"iilre u tlIr parent or guardian. N
prr-"n h1ving any offensive or infections d.
eaSc- % addicted 20 immoral habits. will. know
inElT. hr adlniitcflfn the school. The pnrt
Wiii livr IN the house >ifh tile Snperinranlsrt
AMI form part II bis family.
: he course OF s;uIv j. similar ia that rrr
sued ~ academies fur the seeing. orhracin.
Drthnzrnphv- Reading. Writing Arithmetic
Typography. Grammar History. Philosophy.
Natural History, Algebra. Geometry. Lanrua.
gcs- Vocal aud instrumertal Music. tngathe,
with several branches ~ Iandicraft. lii i The
object IA fhe Institution not only fo educate
the blind intellectually and morally. but 70 &;
them for seli-suPport, mainly a. Teachers and
Mechanics The pupils spend portion 81
zach afternoonin the workshops where, tie b0T'
learn ~ make mattresses and corn brooms. ard
tie girls to knit and sew The school sud
workshops arc open to visitors at all times, cl
cepiIng on the Sabbath. and all who f.
~ interest, are cordially invited to cal an
witness theexer ciscs.
ArkadelPhia, Aug. 18th, 1862.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17
Terms Of subscription.
Terms of Advertising.

Transient advertisements will be inserted
for 81 per square 40 lines, or less, for the
inst insertion. aud so cents for each subse-
quent insertion.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

lzy~ We learn from source which We or,
ID. that GEN Jns. u. Johnston d. leen ,
y i'nt,.l ID th- { mn All ~ the couuilr w,r
the Miss i-sippi.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

ma Col. JOHN S. CANNON, in response to
call from many Iow-ctizens, authorizes us
to announce his name as a candidate for the
House of Representatives of the next Legisla-
turs.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17
z. d. G HARRISON

A. e NJ. of Maj. Estes Reg.
fe1a- Detaehments
Camp Carrigan. near Washington, Ark,
SeNt. 9TH. 1852
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17
S2h REM ar Eh

Y nrT ~ : mn lin. III town Nh N, -.r,
IL large LIE ATHEE POCKET ruuk 4
tanning something near $500 in Confeder,,
Money, and a memorandum Of rations alor,
under the regulations Of the Confederate N
inv Some $50 or SI75 Of the money W.
ten dollar bills. new issue
The finder viii please deliver to Col. Dali
~ Eakin, who il authorized to pay the abo,
reward.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17
Trustees:
WANTED

TEAMSTERS Immediately to drive Cover
Il ment Wagons for this Post.
GEO. TAYLOR
Capt. & a. q Nj &. = A,
Washington, Aug. ~. 1862. S--u
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

COL EAKIN: You will please announce my
name as candidate for the State Senate from
tne district composed of the counties of Sewer,
He"pstead and LAFAYETTE,
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

dEMPsrEAD COUNTY, ARK, !
September 9Th, 1862. {
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17
b. P. JET, Sen.

BsST We are authorized to announce NJ. v
GHEATHAM, Esq, candidate to represent
Hampstead county in the Lower House of the
next General Assembly
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

Bay@ We are authorized to announce F. NJ.
Waldorf as a candidate for reelection to the
office of Sheriff of Lafayette county, at the
ensuing election
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-09-17

BGg- We are authorized to announce Hon.
A. B. Williams as candidate for Senator from
the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties Of Hampstead. Lafayette and Sewer Flee
ton first Monday in October.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-07

cine 2lntmOrt erIpart, uno metne NnlfAten uno
@efuble tlarer ausssIprUAen, aIs ih islber es
oermOAt bate. pier wurDe pte unterreDune
pur9 zen &tntrttt pes tuu9en NiAarp Wese
ner nnterbrO@en. Die Concentration eina auI
aGsemetnere 8ssenltdnbe iibsr unp blnpelte
3uleet Don Der GtnriAtun9 pes 3utunItt9en
Scfmeifers.
$50 winlAte," bemerfte 5rau eOn Wicrie
in tbeer 9e3ierten Weile oOab 9err gBeb pas
3immer nsben Dem Detniseu be3iebe, wel6s
AIbert fruber inne bate. llub Du pirlt bic
@'Ite baben, te tbm an3umeilen.
yWfit Str9nilaen, NiamaI"
pllao Sbre @feften, 6srr 0eb! gBie wer-
ben 5te lieberbeil9offtn z" fra9te Die 8Iince,
DNein Rpfer unp rnsiu 3eileiad lInp Der
QatntBmabtg letAt," ia9te 0tB; uiie lagerll
nod TN pofbaule. geenn Sie erlanben wer~
De t6 nun biniiber9sbsn, mir einen Grdger
metDen, Die gSlrtbsreAnung bertd}tisen, unb
nod pOr Nbeno mtG auf Gem S6lolle bausltf
eturthten." ar
u9Bir UpQen biniberreitfu, 6err gEeb !"
la9te NtAarp; otdb btete Sbnen etneS meiner
9ferpe an. 98oleu mir ?" gBsb ntdte bans
tenb. o8rtb, + G. er Gem BeOienten gu, pre {
fur Die Ylerpe; mir wOuen einea blblAeu @as
ICpp baben, 6err 2GeB Die balbe Melle bis
gum 9Otbaule btnil6er lit lauter 6aipe."
ullap nun Sbren 9lrm, Serr gBsg, wsnu
tb bitten oarf !" luete 6rau BON Morib. oGe
lptrD tiibl bier uuten." .Uftt innerem Q6t-
pertrebsen retAte 9pberi Der Blinpen ben
Nrm; er Bate it'd nidbt traumen lalIen, ie tpte,
Der in ptsis Sage itr seseniiber gu tOmmen.
Sulie unO 5pa gin9en porauS, auf etnem an
bern YfaOe, ais pemjentsen, ben man setcm-
men mar. gtaA etntsen OuBenO @6rttteu
Die teile SSlduns btnan famen 5enrtette unr
er an elmer ltattllAen 6tefer rUriiber, rereu
fnCrrtee &rOne pae tunse @ebGl, nett iiber-
ra9te, gBeb fannie ptelen Sul6 - er mar bier
oft 9aup in 0anO nit Derjpni9en 9elelfen,
Die nun an letnem Arms bas; aber in sanl
anperer Sttmmuue.
(6Ortlebuug fpl9t.)
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WefHfn.

Die iredIen girtunsen bes 2aerssnb ieBr gu frten.
@euft oes esanis, WelM1rr9 eer been @ebrdtbet ben
Setestrdfte, bSe @bnnsen Nbnet9un9 pDr Der @elelc
GAdt mad @niame UdBrauen S8en ft1 Ielbf, SIrttlam
&c. fnb enise Der 9pnaen Jo8en
EauienOe YerOnen eben grs t0nuen iGs beurtSen.
aus peer lrae tbre @ennbbe ubnmu e ibe Gra perlte-
ren moG blab nepSS uno atseseet perben, tnbe R ete
si9entbimI,be @ennn9 bic suseu, ben Snfen unb bic
Nnaetben Der NuSaehruua baben.
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9unee M1nner,

aeea ret6t ote 0ptr ssSrtusu RaEere errben @E'
As ahritA r ptelt Eaune 10 ctr FRUITS Grab rett wtl@
elr3 ttre ebdesnen LdIsuts uaS .nGsn Bsr1GubtSrai
m Gem Dpnue bes 8erebamRtii sn Esua teenfr Eub ts
pUdem Bertrduew uaten
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Nr. CSohnRplr.

tstc tee t6ntslt&en 6rnsgums gDunkd;te In erneva
Srdentrter ents ef trfen meatueu GSnteen bt@sr ts
ten pet ben S0btsn Epe ueS etbens bSrttaern pcn
Ernecn Sars SbGbtptto nuHGnteen Stdhn Ietbrct eGf
engs eet wunffhGr6n 6ttIungtn Dpnbet beuu be O.
&t6 BE: 9Rebh Dttb uusdblsS estbxub Nt D6rtuEaK
la NsrDcta GnS Gnbsrsn RrGnipsn Iseten iSI&t g. sH
TN bet stusen RIstnesestsu w. srben aneenbla& g.
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0ehetmert &rdnfheifett


Gebeimen &ramfbeiten
sema&t werben ais ba no: 3eusunSsuHfabsre S&n6te In
BEN 8iten uno BEN Gleoern, gn5anOuneen Der 0en ta6
SIae 5aameneraesnn9n S9Ud@e Der Nereen Naseni@pd.
tlupfen, SbH@nrtbeu, 3ttern. ausenI6pG&e S&ptnbeI
2Op9mstb @nnSuns 1es Safes Der Nae Der 3nnse bss
Wscns Der @ngpeiOe unO al CT nr lebeI bic ssptRM
Iiber nb ais Siren@eiana btn Befabren ses lIST.s
gsr'n anb usan nt aeits sbstt pebeu iBe aIdnsnOsn
3ritninGeu rnn, Swihe Der gcfitticn heoor6rtnaen
itSien q
9unes MGnner,
sttf' rst oe oR trnts ssSrtmsn aaers gtwerben esA
SAs abrit& p fauisnes su ctr 10 utS @rat rs. wtIt
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