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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-11

Der Captain Under Arrest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-11

INTERESTING FRENCH SENATE DEBATE
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yXTANTED-10 THOUSAND LADIES TO
W take their straw hats 10 327 Eighth ava, be,
2Oth ard 2Ith ste; remember up stairs wnere they
clean, press aud wire ladies' straw bOnnets for 25
cents Misses' boomers, turhaus, and children's
fancy hats cleaned and pressed - the fashion; hats
dyed any cnor pressing ur the trade: ladies' aud
gentlemen leaving hats Al this establishment will be
OF having the returned, mist AXE al
hats are numbered. GEORGE FINIGAN.mhl0 % w.
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A RTIFICIAL FLOwERS-FEw GOOD
n and steady hands wanted, " make flowers,
also 10 branch. Apply Immediately 10 A. LOP.
PIN, 81 LispenArd ~ mhs 3'inl
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An Irish Duel.

pam" As BOTTLE HOLDER.
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WANTED.

An EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
a sodiers-wanted for the sth Z. 8. Infantry, an
old regular regiment, able bodied unmarried men,
under the age Of -. Pay rom 4i3 " s2i per
month. subsissence, pay, clothing, and medical
eaasnaanoe, furnished from date of enlistment.
Headquarters At Fort Hamilton, N Harbor. Men
deshOus of enlistng in this regiment can apply q,
ne recruiting Office, l4I Eighth Sv. w. 8. WORTH,
FiIss L, Sch Infantry, Recruiting oGicer.
mhT b'isT
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PECRUTTS WANTED - FOR UNION
LNCn@s, Guard. o9Ih Regiment N. Y. Volunteers,
nov In active service At For, Monroe, Va. Apply
~ $50 Pearl st. IL. CAWLKY, Recruiting OtHoer.
mh6 2tA5'l1
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Queer Proceedings I'm parIia-
ncnt.
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Four Days Later from Europe.
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XLTANTED-A NUMBER OF GIRLS TO
w work on ruches; experienced hands only
need apply Apply Immediately " WALKER &
PENMAN, 81 Leonard st., up stairs. mhS 3'12
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TuE NEW YORB DAILY SUN
N .sr, u sglp.a.ipurg regularly, every morning.
BY NAL. FOH ~ WEAR.
S,,-rc, a. Nogs- g. BEA0i, Fr0pTistOr Of the sum
~ NEw YoKK CiTT.
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ONLY FOR 75 CTS-LADTES LEARNED
~ to operate on wheeler a Wilson's sewing ma
chimes, In all It's branches, on all kinds " work.
mhlO s'ltS
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A RTINGAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
ed-good hands can have constant employment.
klso boy that undontsnds cutting out frquire
HI9 Canal st, near BroAdwAy. mhs 3'flS
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App'cs, rel clVics do. J~so'' ga,
- yrsenipg, IOuAilgoa psT d,l ..lt.sa9O
t,rk i5.alI IA, .,n. lna per doL.. .l2's1o
do. RINOsusyH lPruush per 'p'''''' s'S,s
- peck,.......l'dEO' 20 Curfpln' Io''''''' WIN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13
Hxplosloa Of tho steamer }. "a. DicI.ey

From the St Louis Republican, Nov.
About one o'clock yesterday morning, Bher
ten miles above St Gsnevieye, the steamer J
Fl. Dckey exploded one of her boilers, killing
several and wounding others OF the passengers
and crew.
L appears that, at that hour in she morning
the passengers were awakened by violent
shock, and rushing from their rooms found the
vessel had run against the Illinois bank, and lay
fastened in the mad, with bsw two feet raised
/ While still wandering around the cabin, and moi
recovered from the first alarm, fifteen minutes
having hardly elapsed, another terrible shock
shook the whos bost aud the forward cabin
WAS instantly 6lled with scslding steam. Mum
bers inhaled it and fell dying upon the floor
while the passengers, among whom wars a few
ladies', rushed in a panic 30 the stern.
At his instant other horrors ware added to
shs calamity, by FIRE le sping out of the state
rooms aud through the floor immadiatsly above
the exploded boiler, Communicated by the fur
n&ces beneath. To the heroic conduct Of tue
vessels commander, Capt Aussslmsp, i;s pas
genges owe their safety. With perfect ctlm-
ness he directed every movement, aud after
long snl earnest eIertion the fire was conquered
Al. unite in bearing praise TO his bravery and
Judgment.
As yet the caIso of the ex xclosion remains uu-
certain, She engineer s,slingis 70 be from the
shack on strikiag dissrrsngiug the boiler while
oihers maintain thss ths lsster was old and de-
tec,ive
The pilot st.t-s thst the cause of toe vesser-
running ssbo1e was from tho signal TO back
Hsief being Misunderstood as one to 90 ahead
The names Of those killed, and who have
sincs died from their injaries, were
Lieutenant F. Dodge, Oh regiment Unite
States cavalry, residence in Philadelphia. Penn
5ylvanis, No. 225 South Broad Street; Clsvk K.
Giiwiilisr, private 29sh regiment Missouri Vol
unteers; Soft, eolored porter, and a negro
servant Of L;sutsnant Dodge, name unknown.
Several persons are known 10 have been blown
overheard, and Others jumped in the river in a
panic and we're drowned
Mr.. Henry Eaton, clerk, dangerously scsldsd;
William Hundmsn 5'h Illinois cavalry, fatally
irjarod and dying; Michsel Blackburn, 10Th
regiment Illinois cavalry, from Springfield, Hi
nois, slightly scaled
Surgeon VIM s. EIgar, Of the 32i Illinois
volunteers, WAS on board and took charge Of the
wounded, doing everything possible 10 alleviate
their sUfariDgs.
At eight O'Clock next morning tho steamer
John Warner, CAPTAIN Patterson, came along,
and brought the Dickeys passengers aud crew
TO this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13
MAR HIO 1852.

IMPORTANT FROM THE CuAsF.-Ws under
stand that Hon. F. IT. Hatch, Confederate col
lector Of the port Of New ORLEANS, has opened =
collection office At PoachatoUla, and that he is
proceeding regularly with business. Ia accord
ance with his suggestion, the Treasury Depart
mensrst Richmond has ordered the release Of
some thirty vessels and their caTgoesi which hsd
heau seized under recent orders, on condition
that their owners pay the duy specified duties
according to law This is an important rs We
ss lust movement aud if it is followed, as seeDr
reasonable. by a trade in indispensable articles
no eotton being allowed 10 60 out in paymeT
tharefora-mueh good msy be accomplished.
while no harm will be sepernduc MississiP
BiGH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13


Wo clip tho following from the Chicago
Times Of the 9th:
On Tuesday night the President sat in the
telegraph cffice at Washington watching the re-
turos Of the election az they were forwarded
from the different States Two months ago,
could the election then have taken place, Mr.
Lincoln would have felt but little anxiety about
she result. He commanded the respect REd con-
6dencs of the people Before he went 10 bed
last night he knew that sentence hsd been pro
nouncsd upon him by a country he had de
ceived. We care Rothisg abOu. the motive that
prompted the deception. The act and its con
sequences arc upon as, and we have to deal
with them. President Lincoln may be = very
amiable man and patriotic, wishsl, bat he lacks
the nerve and will to deal properly with the cif-
cumstances surrounding him. true man
never complains Of pressure" zor yields just
principle or policy to the clsmoIs Of faction.
jackson or Douglas would have no more been
disturbed By the insolsnce of tbalitionism thar
if there had not been such a thing in existence
If Mr.. Lincoln had not told tbs country, when
talking with ths border States delegation, that
there wAs pressure" upon him, the fanatics
would hsvs let hin alone. They began increas-
ing the pressure a. soon Gs they found it was
felt and acknowledge.
The President learned last night TIE value
placed By majority Of the people upon sb0i-
tionism II he deduees from the fact the proper
inference, aud acts upon it, he may yet win back
tho respect and confidence Of the country. We
have but little doubt respecting his ability to
understand the lesson taught; hat we fear is
that pressure" viii prevent a right improve
meut Of il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13
aIRAF IN THE HISTORY CT THE
VFAkS.

The editor Of tie Richmond Hhig says that
he has read a statement put forth in pamphlet
form. by twelve gentlemen who were arrested
IN Huntsville, Ala, shortly after the occupation
of the town by the Yankee troops, under com
mand Of Gen. Michel on the lib day Of
April. 1862. Their names were as follows :
william Mcdowell William Acklen, A. j.
witbers. George p. Beicne, William H. Moore,
s Cruse. J. G. Wilson, T. S @cCalley, G. L
Esstin. Stephen W Harris, Thomas Fesrn and
Henry C. Lay. The last named Of these gen
.,snen Is a citizen of AEI1ausa5, bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal church, who was acci-
,s.ntallv in Huntsville. Mr. Wilson is also 3
,.,erovman. The statement says:
.. Abau, the last Of April, by a vigorous attack
-ba Federal force was iTen cut OF the neigh
5,oriop town Of Athens, for time. General
Nfi,cbeI ESCAPED ingloIiousiy at the beginning
~ .be frav. upon a railroad haln, and on hls
vetnrn 10 Huntsville, introduced a system by
-yIieb he hoped to TepIess the attacks o. oui
e-,,orflIe paTties TIE sig ers 0l tbs psptT
seere selected . the first subJ c's OF this POI
5cvu TIE arrests Fere made on the % oI hay.
AZ first they we're al confined IN two roors
b,,t after an interview with Miiebei by Dish p
T.sv ard two Others Of TIE prisoners, to Wmeh
fbev were summoned by himself, ard IN Nh'ch
the csniing and hypoeriticsl c0i-throat mao
rncb 10 say about bis desire to " walk hnm1y
-pith lis God" Bishop Lay and Key MI " u
son we're placed il solitary comm ement ln
seperate rooms, nnder guard, and thelF iaIniiRs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13

Tom CoRwN.-Mr Corwin the American
minister in Mexico, is very III in the Mexican
capital and it ID thought he cannot long sur
vi7e His health is reported TO be quite broken
down. Mr.. Corwin mas abored hard, for Il Q
past year in trying to secure aid from the Uni'
ted States to Juarez. The defeat of his treaty,
says correspondent, was dishesrteniug blew
to him, which has bad 3 great effect upon bis
usual joyous spirit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13
AN IMPORTANT ORNTRERUTEOT TO
THIS HGsTORK OF THE WAR.

EsFescfcs- EBefsreess .IEr. EEsfe0Es sssssl Ser
crGg SoHfkern 6resFEeARets, Before FEe
Outbreak Of Rse EEtar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13

" A lady living five miles nsfth of Ozark
Arkansas, with an axe, a cav, chisel and an
suger, msde herself ON cut Of oak rails,
upou which she now Eesves eight yards OF
coarse cotton cloth day. The thread IS fur
nishsd by Major n B Pesrcs, and woven into
cloth for army purposes. Think Of that, ye
eff minstes who loll on a sofa or carriagacush-
ions and complain
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13

n The Edgsfeld AdUertiser learns from g
gentleman recently from Charleston, that Gen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13

Special to the Cincinnati c,ansre'dI

Spdclal 70 tie Cincinnati q ClHmerc'aI
BoWLIEG GREEN, November 7-Heavy ar
tillery hiring, in the direction of Nashville. was
beard AZ this point Wednesday evening and
Thursday morning.
News has been received this evening shas
BreckinIidge, from Murffeasbor0', with la7es-y
Thousand men, had advanced, expecting Co de-
stroy Nashville. After heavy bom0aEI Imsnt.
the rebel force c0ucluo ed 10 retire
Information concerning the rebel force and
their intentions, is derived from rebel sources II
IS said hat BreckinridEe disa7owed any b1us or
intention TO capture the city.
The same day Morgau's guaIiiia5 attempted b
burn the railroad bridge between E5gs6eIt
Junction snd Nashville, and wree whipped
Asjor-GensTal McCook's commsni entered
Nashville to-day. So it . safe beyond Uers1-
venture.
Communication is sustained between Nash
vile and headquarters by couriars.
MurTsesboro. rebsl papers Of the 18th inst.
give ne Important news They report that the
Hon n G. Tsylor, lsts prominent Uaiolist.
has turned rebel.
Henry Q BuTuet was in Lufrsesb5r0' lust
returning from Ksnucky. The BeHnrr ssvs
the rebe advance completely surrounds Nssb-
Vhle- Constant skiTmisling Is going on. Cen
eral Fslk was in e0I msud Of tie t5rces In Ten
nessee, on the oh inss
Two important rebel characters hsvs been A.
rested by our army sgeEts at Louisville, one a
6rgafieT-g general recently under Pace. IT vas
in Kentucky on important business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13

Eeaera4 Eteports from Middle Temnessee,
special 10 the Cincinnati Conu-rc'aiI
LOUISVILLE, November e "a traveller arrived
from Nashville to-day. which nIace he 1efe an
the 4fh (Iuescgy) Wnsu hs left there wss
great excitement there, and citiz-ns yvond r., G.
Al any hour, be surprised at the arriva! Of a -
OF Lfuee' densnding TIE surrender Of the pIs e.
Monday, General john c. Breekinsi5ge WIS
az MuriIeesbOr0' with reported force OF tyvaDt-
thousand nen, inclusive Of FORESTS foue tba5.-
| sand, and Cheathsm's CORDS OF fifteen thoussrI
men were arriving al Murheesboro'. by rsiroa9
from Chattanooga, as fast as she read eoU.i
transport them.
The eombiaed forces Of BfecRuridys ana
/ Cheathsm were rot far from thirty tive th5user4
Geusrsl Joe. Johnston was az Kaoxvili-. and
would take chief esmmand at Murfreesb9r1'.
having been appointed 70 supe-ssG BrsEE Tie
understanding was tnat Fu attack upuu Mast
vile would be msde on Wetuesdag or Thurs
day, uTless GeFeTal Neglsy should be reiHflrce5-
Nashville 10 powerfully fortified. G-ugai
SeEley TAD ABOUT sixteen Thousand men. Sis
division encaDPed az Iyrse sprng, twe1iy-lhIse
miles tbs side OF Nasbvile wednesday uivIt
sud other Federal divisions were loiloaing.
Sill division could make the march 10 Nesil-
wills in line 70 be there promp. on Thursday, ie
informed on Wednesday uight thai here vas p
necessity for their presence. If Teiuforcemeuts
are not there in time, it viii be at least close
work.
Ihe Nashville Uaiou Of the 4.h says:
The rebels are running heavy trains Of cs-s.
night and day, fTom MurfrsesbOra' 90 Chsttr-
Ho0ga, carrying of immense qusatitcs Of grain,
cattle, hogs, clothing, and other supplies.
Considerable force had been ssns M % Ma
ireesboro' to protect the stores and divert altsu-
ton from the real purpose which Is to get pro
visions I'll as quickly as possible.
The LiI0H learns, on The ether hand, thas q
gentleman, captured with Mr. Lsabets' stage.
had arrived, and states that there are not over
two thousand rsba. troops, and that Brsckin-
Tidge has not been at MurreesboFo'.
My informant thinks tie reports Of strong
force mauscing ksshviil well fJuudei
TIE Rockville REGISTER Of the 9TH ult says
the eonscript law went into effect that DAY. and
was DeiOg rigidly enforced
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13

We were present At the interview described in the
foregoing paper Of Mr. CrShed and we certify that tho
sustance Of Whist pass 90 the oscasonis in The paper
faithfully and fully g.Fsu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-13

Il is stated that Persigny and Foulde have
consented to Temsin in the csbinet, the emperor
having assured them Chat there ia nothing reac-
tionary ia his present policy respecting Italy
but that he declined TO take any hurried step in
regard to Rome The council Of state bad re-
sumed its sitiugs. Tie b6Urse was frmeT.
Rsntes on tie POI advanced TO If SOC.
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F- -
@ess 49,
Wtati9 FTr @inmariberer uno 9leiienbe.
GtIp0rnlB bDa i3eit, 0elo u, @liaegnuuQ
tEBNeat0 1 brSA bic
a8alttnsores nasD Sb6OqsStSeGb0bes
sig sad eQeu 8bellen pes Wefeus
y 2 Sbes '3Q4N
Rartersbur0 uuo Wartetta, ober Senfoocb,
WbeslinB tguD Columbus.
Die SsltiMDrf. uss $ 9iV-g sltntabn otfiet beH rcs,,rSe,,
gW6itfult bic srSsten @estbetle tn Ssias caGf aIlleFest, BE-
qrentstnffn, GiGertett, @unitltdfstu not G@5apcst Der @te-
tertea, 70 bag fe yaa tetnes 6nOerR @atu tn bisIevA Qonte
abfrtrgfsa ttr5, &ttfe 8a5n Spra asIanttfNen Mseeg ausae-
bfaD. tt Die aGtefe auSSeSebateSe Qtais, gIet43ettta ebev aVm
BITE flr5eEe unb F&ntGlt unD baPer bic bsNigRe Gpute fir ke
N~cticneet rad Scua Ueaea. bs nist yeFEtltn ipaten, fe la
tenaBen } ks $50 n
Wleilenentfernul9 BON l3aItiulere naae
Cincinnati sgate
sa garttrssasgg { h, Z eS3 AaftIsat
neber 2~Grrtstusg uue YsttsbuyS co.
Durd0 tie N9artetta~ 9nie haa
esne G,fs0rntb an Der @~ntternrna bca 4fG
Daye BIZ GrIuabus- Qinie g - gsr 6as 80
tas Grfparuis an Der G~ntfeEuuaa sga so
&%eiftnce, tseI&e bic Baltimore Tnb Gbtps@tJsnbam berr.
Sen, ssgcn ete Setfe1 tn IA Sagsn turaG unD fabrea In
sNagfn. es aWf eaS aaerbtqueEtfe rao Sit estplfsftsnG tsep
c%tnsert@tet itub. $l
Tabrpreile BON Baltimore nah:
lice %flnH &epGH fref.O
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Durq : ii 8 e mao BEN IS f n
Stfubrt: s. 20 Mor9enS, unb . 30
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Ger Mcco ON o b IONS qua
b 8 ST. eoerttberIdBtGa Itt III o e
II N 6. 90 gtadmi., NIB Sreberi d uln
4 80 llbr Mor9en8. .l5a sa4a4
Raf 28Reelin9, ParterSbur8 unb cam
8efen 8 llbr 40 Win. Mergelt8 uab 6 90
Ilbr Nbenb8. laasa a4e3g HJU
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Holl0way's Ointment,

2anse RarlGe, seI@wolete unb Ede geIenre. wunte une
ent6lnsctc 6aBe, a0es beies mnb Der @oIoat srtraeen. YeAt-
ter, @ttnnert @ud,, nenn Cure SDbue baS @erehl ncb1ex,
un @efabren ja b~e8e8nen, bebentt, tpeIte lnterthblng SEF
b%enieIten bur9 einen GOpf ber betIenbeu unb. ta4-
5drfer uab itsrter, 70 Sas re BE srSbtsn GrmiiOunssn ertrraen
tDnnen. sic bebt bic @ntsitnbung uno Steiiteit Der @eIents
apI lnp nl@At S~ielelben fart rnS traffic neil tar
..g5 S1belbtebe itlo Em9elirMnben
fe unibertteHTi9 III tn, b6Et tis @ntSdnbaua barCG al unb
siebt meiteutRsiIS bic gsnn6er sulanlnsn, mo bciIt babcr 81
gefdbrIi6ite @unOe i1nen unb rplIt6nbiaA
Trauea tlnb Shtpelfern mnlerer GretwiQtaen.
Ss tSnnt IN Set &orntteGn Gurer wearner itno gtaber teIr
@asbarereS uno ~nDtbi9eres @eiGeut einpadcn, ais Sic
aus9e3et1nete Mftltt1rIalbe.
Dnr& ba8 gpiteniteten bet @adt tn Otcser linS RSnc l
gut man Panfttg esttt9s q mer3enap9nRen
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ntef1t Oerlebem BAT lit tetre @efabr ~6prbaubeu. @intoe 0iaen
pes Ytor91lS rto Mbenes qsnOnruhen, lnb bas Sintmsut
3rehtaI bS Cages auI Der SrRIt un6 am Sale e~in0ereber,
~befeih9en bic S9merSen unb ben 9efabtlt9en SnRen. Oaber
|lo9en mir sur gonSet Mrrtee3 " :
SOlOaten. MMtntQl
3ebtl1hl Gurer et9eAeM @euuhbett un6 traat ni@t ben 9-
prat, ss ftc bic eusisen @ebiatnen, Die In @uropdiI1sn ga.
germ aebraldt Gereen. Set 40 Sobren Bat Or. 9Dlptpap aUe
arnleea @rrGpas nit %benieIbsn ~psrietsr, ih6 Wabrsn6 bes
Iorlssrn Iertaai Sieer 8r0Beu 9eiImttteI, oft Sertaatt
lein I9ent W etism Sage iiber eine Come Ointment. 0iei
t%ltrdbtbare Teitoe Get SOloateh i'm Eager ais
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u ibrea 9dnben beie seidssten Mtebbnen, bab fe f6 bon
oet 8efabEiGem 8cIt8felanssr, Jtebern, taHen Sieber, unS
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mae Mep- gOrt unO aonbon" ais @afersei@en in ieNem
beS gnreian08buteS UNI iebeu Sopf p6er Rapen erfcna
bar ino, man faun fe oeutltb iebeu, pemt man 6aS 8Iatt &C.
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perIprr1sn, peleter burp Nrpei9e our @ntbednne FOLDER Qer-
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un6 Ngsbt3inesrtdafertin een eaaSet %tereht8ten Steaten
mb Der cpinIirten 2ScIt.
SGa9teln bon rs Gents, 81 @cnis nnb 1 DOlar.
Mfat ipart bta, trenn man oe gr9Eeret Sbntteln t%tutnit1
Y. y. SnweifHnaen fit Rrants fnp iepT &@a4tel BEG
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Oumbol0t=S nititnt
Deutlde taturlpifeni9aftli9e msptstntlde
.1e q 1vq@AuIe tn ct. 2pui6, $40.
IacnltatS GOAeoinm.

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