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, 1862-08-25

Arrival of the Steamship kangaroo.

EApE RACE, An gust 23.-The steamship
Kangaroo from Liverpool 18th, eia Queens
town 14th, was boarded Off this point this
evening. Her dates are one day later.
TIE steamship City Of Washington from
New York arrived ut Queenstown On the l3sh
inst.
The federal gunboat Tuscarora had sudden
II left Queenstown owing to orders from the
custo toms officials.
The Grown Princess Of Prussia has bsen de-
livefeu of another child.
Breadstaffs were qniet aud steady. On
Thursday provisions we're inactive.
Consols 93}l.
rect The price on Thursday Was 95x@93A<.
Illinois Central shares 57@53 discunnt; Ene
2S11SfI29119.
FKASCE.-The choicest nen and officers Of
The Versailles artillery are Under orders tor
Mexico. A division Of gaaboats foz Mexico
Was being armed
Harvest accounts in France were very favor
able.
It WAS reported thet the French had re-
Dul=ed seye1a; attacks in Mexico.
. ESGLAwD.-The marriage Of the Prince Of
Wales will take place next year, but no posi-
live arrangement has been made. Toe Pfin-
cess A1exaudria Of Denmark is probably the
intended bride. e..
Distress in the cotton districts is Incraas-
ing.
Agents are now in England desiring con-
tracts in behalf Of the federal government for
q supply Of arms, &c. Contracts are proposed
with clause that they shall be void in clse Of
awar with England.
CAPE RACE, August a2..-Anothcr cores
| poudencc between EARL Russell and MilIster
Adams Is Published.
! Tic Times editorially endorses Roe5uck's s
! 1ate speech as far as bis lecture to the North
is concerned, but totally disscnted from his
| arguments fIvorins mediation, which it coll
! siders would do more harm than goad.
| The Daily ,Neaes bitterly reviews Roebnck' $
| speech, and says his course is the lowest
depth Of degradation; but happily his opin-
| ions hare long ceased to hare any value. The
| article concludes with CON plimenting the
American government for Its friendly and
| straightforward dealings with England.
The st. Petersburg Journal reiterates the
desire Of the Russian government to see the
| conflict ended by an honorable compromise to
| reunire and remain brothers.
Many cotton mills in Lancashire have
stopped.
| 4be Times speaking Of the probable de:
mandsot British eubjects for protection against
consumption in America, Eays:
Il is impossible to extend protection to
myriads who may want it uaomentarily.
LATEST Cos1,fEnC1AL LADy1cEs-LIyEEPooL
Aug 14.-BreedstuiEs quist but steady. Con
sols-mt ney 93A; Illinois Central shares
51M5O discount; Erie 2S1144@29. Corn up
ward tendency, mixed yellow 29s. Cd.
, 1862-08-25

Ixn1ASAro11s, Aug. @ 222.-Oticial dispatches
have been received from Kentucky, which
state that Capt Goodw1n's company, Of the
54.b 1n1iana, was cut TO pieces and captured
at Red River bridge, On the Edge1ela and Ken
tucky railroad, this afternoon They fought
bravely and long, but were o7erpowered-
The gue1lla Morganis reported to be NOV
ing toward the Ohio RtTer through southern
Kentucky.
Gen. Lev. Wallace is now in Kentucky, and
will soon be heard from.
Guns, carriages, and equipments for SIX bat
tefies were ordered here from the Washing
ton arsenal to-day
, 1862-08-25

RAEf10tIKa1 VI 1UHaaV 1tA01 01433**"S
BUFFALO, Aug. 2s.-The dry goods mer:
chanta have nangurated Q movement to aid
in the work OF enlistments by closing their
stores at s O'Clock In the afternoon, to eontin-
ne daily till September 4th. By next week it
is though ht their movement Will be universal,
and that all stores will be- closed for this pur-
pose. War meetings aze called daily a. six ?.
N, ard there Is determination that Buffalo
shall Iot BE- behind her sister cities.
, 1862-08-25
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

K OF C0OK, as.-Circuit Conrt q Cook County.
As4ary Johnson Juues 4. johnson: IN Ghaosery1
Jotnson and Juliet H. Johnson. d-tendsnte above
named having been hled ,n The Office of re 6 Gers ot
gyen to the said Heorgs Asbqry JoE1soa 1na az A ynneE
g. johnson that said co1plainaas nled @ he os q
On the twe5t5sscond DAY ef auEnss 1s aad IT.
soa aasndsn resarnabic On the first Aon1sy Of
septembel next tlse21 - + b. IT, rsGSsa 1,,n.o,
anS T,tet IN johnson shall PEI sona1i5 be and appear
he aaid CIRCUIT Court Of Cook County on TIE first
IN saait1 Comfy on the first Monday pf September.
1S62 and p:ead answer OF denlur to the said con1-
iainnnts bill Of cu1spla1nt, tbs and tht matters
AND things therein charged aud st7tsd Will 1e TAKEN
as confesaea, and degree entered sganst you 10"
cording to the prayer Of said BILL ,,,-nc1r f,a~t
c.-.1k, n,t. ~" A' .tS35AW
, 1862-08-25

New ToRK1 Aug ::,4.-Tne steamers Black
stone and Creole have arrived from New Or
leans the 18th.
Ali tue property Of John Slidell has been
confscated BY Gen. Butler.
Another order com mands the turning over
to the United States OF all arms in New Or
leape. The French consul asked that French
citizens might retain theirs for fear Of serEi1e
ir5ursec:ion. Butler replied that protection
would be given By the United States ia such
case, and insisted that ali arms, of whites OF
blacks, should be under his control.
FORTRESS MONROE. Aug. 23--~The steamer
Cumb1ia, from New Orleans, 15sa, has put in
here. She brings the mails. . strong pett-
tion from the City Of New Orleans to the
United States government is circulated, re-
autsting Gen Butler to be retained in com
Iuand Of that city.
, 1862-08-25

On the 10Th inst, Mr. Horace Greeley
wrote long LETTER, which was published
in the n. T. Tribune Of the 20th, addressed
to the President Of the United States. The
letter Tas mainly III appeal to the Presi~
dent to execute That portion Of the confs~
cation act relating 10 the emancipation OF
the slaves Of rebels. The following para
graph gives clear idea Of its scope and
n meaning:
''II Nc think ;on are strangely md disastIou5ly
rcmisE iE the eisch lrge OF your official aud
imperative duty Hi1h regard to the enamel
pa1tug provisions q the new ContiscsIiou Act.
EhoRe progitious were designed to fight
slavery with liberty. They prescribe that me-,
loyal t. the Union, and willing to shed their blood
il her behalf. shAl. longer be ltld. with the
1ations ccnsent, n bondage to persistent, ualig~
alsnt traitors. who for twenty years have hleu
plotting and fo1. ti1:ecn mouths hay1 heen fight
3ngto divide and destroy our souu11s, Why snese
tral1 ore should be rrea.e with tenderness by gou,
TO the prejudice f4he deaest rights Of loyal men,
Tie canupL conceive
The President has written and published
= reply to this letter, which is no: entirely
clear Us to the point raised by uc. Greeley.
The President says substantially that
he shall emancipate or not en1an:i~
cipate according as he shall deem the one
or tie other policy more likely to SAVE the
Tniou. But the luw declares that the
slavcs Of Ill persons committing 1ebelious
ac!s shall be free whenever inclosel
in OUT military lines. Their title
to freedom depends upon no ACT
of the President, but solely on the acts
OF their masters. It is easy to suppose
that it is in the line Of the Presidents duty
to assist in carrying out tls intent ol
. the Law, although there is no positive
requirement tn.t he should do so
it is required Of hin to seiz,
The properly Of rebels, real and personal
within sixty days after Issuing MS pro:la
nation, (which aas already been publis!.
cd), but those sections relating to th'
slaves Of rebels are left to their own exccu
ton TIKI: slaves Of rebels are al
ready free de juve, So far q
legal rights 60 The President can neither
cuaancipate nor cnslaye them. He canno
alter Their position before the Inv hair
breadth. The freedom dc Juc:o is anothc
consideration, aud it is probably this whic
the President refers to, though we think b
should have specified it. The slave ma
be entitled to freedom and yet never yet
Without executive action he maY renal
all his life in lhe anomalous condition of
free cla,tel.
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TEE INDIAN OUTER EAK=

We apprchend that when all the facts
are knoxn it Will be found 1hat a much
less number than 500 whites have been
1uassacrcd by the Indians in Minnesota.
it is clear, nevertheless, that deeds
have been perpetratcd there Which rival
in horror the memories Of Wyoming. Let
these eayages now be cxlerminated. Our
latest dispatches indicate that Col. Sibley,
with his regiment. viii reach the scene Of
carnage at con today. VIC trust he will
make the butchery complete, and that he
will not leave enough Of the screecling
devils alive to proragate new generation.
, 1862-08-25

NEWARK, Ohio, August 22.-The Union
convention for the 18Th Congressional j dis
tr:ct was held here to-day; Dr.. Ramsey, Of
Muskingum, chairman. Gen. Geo. 3. Wright
vas nominated on the third ballot The meet
ing was Yery harmonious,
, 1862-08-25

To1EDo, Aug. 23.-At the regular Union
convention here today, Hon. ]. II. Ashley
WAS re-pominated for Congress by acc!amatlon
amid ereat enthusiasm. Hon. F. C. Bsaman,
of Miclipan, addressed the convention.
, 1862-08-25
SraFea of kentucky Kebels Impressed
Into the Ee0eENl AefVtces

C1xcHsAr1, Aug.-24--A special to the
Commercial, from Lexington, Kentucky, says:
An order Was Issued on Saturday to impress
100 slaves to repair the road between Ls1-
ippton and Cumberland Cap The impress
ne1t to be made in Fayette and Madison
COUNTIES, loyal owners to be paid laborers'
wages, and rebels referred to the department.
at Washington for settlement It nas not
been found necessary to take loyalist7, ne
# their negroes being taken white working in
lenpdelde. Loya1tsts commend the measure
IS just and wise Other roads IN dif=rent
pa,is of the State will he repaired by Impress
ing negroes In other counties
10 a ccmruund in few days by Gen Wallace,
commander Of this Q4exington) post
, 1862-08-25

and 800 taken Prisoners.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. % Maj. GEMS. Nelson
ard Wright, and Brig. Genls- J.ckson, Mason,
ar Cruff, arrived here this morning:
Yesttrday, near Gel3atin, Gen. R. ". Joh1-
fart OF the I'd Ipdiana, Wyncoop's Pennsylva-
nia, and thu 9Th Kentucky cavalry, under Col.
Hassard, attacked LOO cavalry under Nor
gan, near G.1la:in, and we're defeated With 8
loss Of 500 prisoners, the remaining 800 es~
capped ard went to Nashville
Col 3fcCook vas not in the fight.
No telegraphic communication south Of
Russelyills, Kentucky, since i've O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
, 1862-08-25

No further Fighting on the Kappa.
EAANuck.

CAMr NEAR .RAprA1ASSocK STATION, Va,
aug. 31.-AN Is quiet in front- Last evening
q report came IN oIthe approach Of the enemy
in the direction Of the ford, two miles above
here. Halls battery and three infantry regi.
ments went there, but found no enemy.
4 slight cavalry skiEmish took place yester.
Gay. We had three men wounded aud five
taken prisoners. The Harris light cavalry
also lost some men
Earthworks have been thrown up and bridg
es constructed to enable OUT batteries to cross
tie river, If necessary.
One of our men who was captured and got
away reports the rebel officers and men mis-.
erably clad.
The 1st New Jersey were surrounded and hal
Of them reported captured by the rebels.
, 1862-08-25

FIRE.-An alarm Of fire was sounded aoout
one o'clock OF Sunday morning caused by the
partial burning Of a frame building situated
On North Clark street, near Chicago AVanue.
and used as feed store. The losa YES small.
, 1862-08-25

CONGREGATIONAL Nomination.
OMAHa, Aug. 22.-The Republican conyen-
tien nominated 8. G. DAILY for Congress, this
afternoon.
, 1862-08-25
q EALED. PROPOSALS.

Isp1AEAFoLIs, Ind August 20. 1852.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oaee unl
10 . c.ock u., Thursday, August 2Ssn isd' for
$500 cavalry Herses. AID
500 Artillery R"Fses.
AL to te eliyestd the Govern INIT 3taoles In fn-
ui.napo1ie. Indiana.
peN7e,tes Of CAVALRY HORSES to be AZ follows:
600 wtthin ten tlo> days fsou cate Of contract.
g ,si55s ial 81 !"
sa.d Horses to b: souaG ia al pardccass uat less
Il m < f6l 10? u eight t9'a-s ola frnn IS
e sn SIsy |
pLIIostF.
Specifications of Artillery Horses.
Il )l26 Wheel Horses II Ia,Es, bays BRO H. Or blacks.
hands nizh Or 5pwsr1s, FL etr2ng s aad , @ hest @:e
aud square rrottsrs In harness
te) 80 HrrEes in PAIRS ba5r, browns Or blac's TX
enass ss sH3
and squa1e Il ptteIh1n ia1nfss
:s = 2al: eass h[oSS Fl Of 2Fz!a nI.GGx sI
for :hanges In the two drst nanlaa Horses, *eil
hrpkcn and =Q-sre trottcrs In hn1rs'- E.
Hosse 70 weigh not less than eieFe7 hanofso
Deliveries CT Artillery Horses to be as follows:
$ : se,.aa.: 15o Horses,
Within sertn n days L. &c Of contract The sanaa
number t.2} S.'%s c ;::pecnsctS " II ia ia III ~
due e*co, With in 1~saty g. days from oa1e oi eo's-
10 lid viii re entertained .-;ess accompanied by :
Eueransg f9E 1ts e. fatql :.,sisn 70 shis a oie.
roPcsss m b: 20, r nEgRoHEta Haea
application to the unssneG RsFFe1aE M Sf q 'efse7-
srgx.ts.s4t A. Il, U.sA.
, 1862-08-25

MIR FINKLE Is NOW IN THIS
wi ~ -. ~. n,-noae nf establishing Agents in
and out Of IT, CITY for the sale q tho fmsa LyGmS yS
sewing Machine Thgse E1sG1ag+ ~ 0xeneo -"
Gaehaes caa Be seen operation 1t 1aa Laka
aug22 ts04Sts
, 1862-08-25

DATENT GRADUATED"YOKE
4 sHIE1s-Please 20 and see A1. II. GR1s~o1Ds
Eampte shirtA st tie store OF
s. F. WHITE, S3 Lake street,
And he measured f,r some Shirts that will be var
RATED 10 lit aid give s4efactcn every var, OF the
MG1 u i.l be refunded MT. G.. IS aa Eastern SKIRT
max Of long practical experience and is the nSen
tor, patsntee aid sole prvprittor OF the
GEA uATED YOKE.
Fer Gents shirts and ~htch he warrants to ct with
e1actut:s Wien measured by htGse L. n. b.-At WILL
be III to7Fn but few dsys. au23 s@h:-2W
, 1862-08-25

DGYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
IL IN the drawing of August 9th, 1867 No osR
6Eaw 80 90: No, Liza dreE Is :Wq; No l. SO e{eT
6siEE The i've fapial Prizes Prizes casaed AMI In
flrnsatit fu7nishe6. Hghess ptice ps,d for D9nb-
looms TAYLOR CO., Bankers. 26 II all street New
YorE Ru2S-t1sflW
, 1862-08-25

B- DR.. James, formerly Ct New
or1eans, has arrived in Chicago snd psrnanent1y
lotated at 81 Rapdalp street, between sSate and Re
born st1eets Chicago. ILL.,
SPECIALS
fnrcs old Chronic aud recent diseases. Has the tes
ttuouts1s Of the medical fraternity Mcdlcsl Journals
auS the a;most entre press Of the South.
D1fce Hou7s--Fron 4. Il. TIL Sc. NJ
Consultations inv1o1able 1e13st31 3m
, 1862-08-25

On Friday morning, Major Galbraish left the
Agency. with ". a Shelly, Esq, sud about
fifty men, volunteers, for Fort Smelling, to be
mustered into the service Of The United States
On Monday afternoon they arrived At St. Pc
ter, and were overtakeu by Mr.. Dickinson, q
messenger from Red Wood. who informed
menced al attack on the people Of Red Wood
or Monday morning, at 6 o'clock, and that
wien he left SIX men had been shot. Their
names were JaEes ". Linde, formerly State
Senator; John Lamb, teamster; - Wag-
ontr, the farmer; and three Germans whose
na1nes Fere not given. Mr.. Dickinson brought
one Of the wounded Germans to Fort Ridgely,
twelve miles distant, and Dr.. Muller pro-
nouneed him mortally wounded. When Mr..
Dickinson got across the river from Red
Wood. be saw the Indians firing Into the
traders stores, aud other buildings. About
1o'ty men fired into Merr1ek's store at once.
, 1862-08-25

a CARD.-Wm. Daniel, Graduate
A and Professor in ths Royal academy of Music.
LorGpn, having been elected
OreaDit Of Trinity Church, In this City,
solc1ts pupils the Piano Forte in So'tegEso, Vocal
lar,5 the patrons Of the snhef II Trinity Church
tattcnr He ensures results BY careful tzslinnG OF
faculties. Among his pupils hare been the most
prominent knd best Of tic land To- US lett to Tie de-
tision cf The Church list will be left At Messts~
Eoot 4 Cadys Music Store during the WeHk
nn2lt615-1w
, 1862-08-25

M A n TIE D-vhree unmarried
w Coops'rs tc go otu the Southern part Of tll.
stata % whom viii b gtysa steady snleoy ncnE and
sion Merchants, l63 south Water street. au t6-it
, 1862-08-25

T OST-This mornicg, On Lake
- STREET. Detw ween Jc1lt1son and Clark streets, a
small MeMcrsndun Book. contaLlns ahout F0RTF
DOLLARS. Ten dollars 1ewa, will be uaia by return
ing the same to k1Isk & RANSOM, corner Of Laka
AMI JeEefton streets. ..-...
CLjcacn An:,nst a4i 1S6a auI5etSI1l2t
, 1862-08-25
Nei1 ADVERTISEMENTS.

A HOME-RARE- CHANCE.
street, between Ha1eted ard Carpenter ht cctS !
faey oullt House With tou soQaae. snd barn
*fGt may FcElsn at 10 rer cent a long IS :stSei
1tIel e,3tet Or tbs owner viii rent ths premises
eaFstn, a9d respopsih!e tsEast sell po5slon q taa
+ mixer; Address for fYe days. '.sALEsa4-." P.,st
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brud un0 99rolisung, un0 ernt2te Iii1rmiIdben
geifall. Oas GrntItsO aus Nubert mu6te
er pteoerbOlen, unp bic 3ut6rer ftelen Elm {:
r6alt ia 9ela9t, paS Sob 1T nur @6im4re /"
- uno uWurfel Der ! lptelen MIR ! ma6en
mir etn tleine5 Spiel !" tGnte e6 purA ben
Saol, uno i'm 9lu blintten t0aufen Sob uno
Stlber auF Dem petBen &il4tu4, unO bic g8ar
fel tlapperten int GeGer, un0 Oamtant bielt
Die Vanf.
3temli9 entfernt al einen Der ei1ernen VIei<
Ter peS Saales 9eebnt, Uerfplgte Der 8u99al>
ter IAlAtern unp pbne Nufle9sn ben Gang
pes Spiels. Sn ietuem Snnern sin9 etpas
DOR, mas er init Wfube Da prinnen per6preen
DteIt. .Sei Den erfen Strppben son Oamant's
0elang mar CT jabItn9e auf9efanDsn unp bat.
te itb III elmer @Ge tee 3mmsrs 10 aelteQt,
paB ct Oem Sanger tns @sltbt leben fonnte
unD nun perwanDte CT feline Setunoe lane Dae
ernIte fprIbenpe Nu9e spn tbnt, un0 auf leinet1
3u9en lag etipa6 ME lauernDe GrlrartunG
Damn 9lattete ltd) iein Nntlte, nnO er tebrte
lete auf ietnen pIag 3urIid, bltfte tn letn @las
unD lAIilrfte beOa4ti9 In lansen 3isen peilen
SnbaIt, bis pas Spirl beganu, no er t4 auf's
neuf 10 ltstts, paB iblI fstne 6aIte in Dem ppl
beIeuhteten 0sltbt pes Stalteners entee6en
fUnnte. unp ais er pann enplt9 9enug BON
tbm 9e|eben baben mo9te, Sablte er ietne 3eGe
unD 9n9 fat unbemerft aus Dem Saal
uOteler NleniA tit 9efa9rIiG," murmelte
Der SnAbaIter Dor A bin, naber idb mage es
pennOA nit tbm. @r ioa etn 3iel niGt er>
retdea." 1
g Am anoern Sage belAteO Der 8u46alter
ben Sri9apier Der @enparmerie gu f9 unp
bate cine lan9r llnterreoun9 nit tbm, mel9e
Den an9etl4sn @rafen Damtant betraf; pann
lu9e er Den pclmetlter auf unp pRog aud
init ptelem Elm ebr OertrauteS uno angelegentz
ltAes @elpra4 unter pem Stegel perysrI9pie=
8enbeit. Die 5pl9e BACON mar, DaB Damtant
nod am lsIben AbenO erfubr, bic Ppltset 1et
auf tbn aufmcrfIam 9ema4t tpaS tbn l9tlt&
niatfbeba9liA ltimmte.
3wet Sage ipdter lae Der Su69alter auf
ietnem Nettltubl i'm Compton, oils t6m nod
fritb am 9iaAmittag Elm &nabe elm Billet itber-
braAte, reIGes nur Die lSDrte entbteIt; ,Seus
te 2Itenp Tim leAs 19r, tpsnn pte s. nit $.
tn'e Gbeater 9eDt, lpQ bic @ntf ltattfnpen. g."
Der Su9baItsr bate Raltbliitteteit genue,
Dem Suneen rubie lassn gu t6nnen vS6on
gut; ib rperbe tommen = Sin 8elaA pUn
etnsm GreunO, Sntsl, Der auf Der Dur9reile
StCdsbeim betubrt unp mid in Ietnen @alt-
bof etnlaOt," la9te er pann cntl9ulptesnp gu
feinem Sbetut, nabm 5ut',tnS llebsrrof unD
sins. Sstn erlter Sang gait pem 8risaOter,
Der 3peite pem YOltmeilter, rrt in aller Sttae
Yferoe gu beltellen, pann elite er mad rem
9anobaule unp lpraA 9auline ubne j3eueen,
stnG Damn auf lein 3tmmer unO lAlOB lt6
palelblt Elm,
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yip9 am Ielben gl6enp mar Der 8u1baltey
TN Saale Des SGtel5 gum 6alfen ;u lebsn, rpp
er BON etnem etnlamen 94benttl6Aen aus pas
Sreiben Der u9pIpenen SuSenD" Don Stods-
betnt, Der junsen 6obriFantenlSbne unb an9e=
benpen pper embrgontIhem Spmmer3ienratbe,
beObaAtete. Ga mar Elm 3iSellOle8 0euuBte<
ben, bas In bielem &reile bsrrl9te, elm raft.
nirter 2urus In Spetle unO Srant, Elm etptges
&na4en BON @bampa9nertOrfen, ltnp elm Son
Der unterbaItung, pelder Dteer Qeben6metle
entlprab. Oamtant mar In Dielem S3retIe Der
Nfttte.puntt; letne MnetpOten paren pte 3pet-
pentislten pper alupfrt9lten, lein IOn Der ilter-
mit9t9lte, letne 3aune pie unperfegbarlte. Dte
Nneeren ltaunten ibn an unD perlu9tsn nms
lpnlt es ibm eletA 81 tbun; aber lie ltanpen
an Nnmut9 pGr Wanieren wte on 0ldtte Der
Q8eterfabrun9 rnter tbm. Ger lsbr peit oors
9erudte Mbenp uno Ote Wfen9e Der eeleerten
@ltcqupt TlalGen tbaten Ieiuer unSerwultlt6en
6eitertett teinen @tntra9. Sept beltilrmten
ibn letne 3eGbrilper, er 1Ole (tnsen. @tner
.lAlu9 oas ptanp auf pel1es TIM Spetlelaal
ltanp; etn 3weiter be9ebrte baS Srtntliep aus
Nobert, Elm Oritter lAlug Das aus 3ampa Dor.
glab eini9em Bitten legte ltA Damtant ans
Yianp uno fang betpe, nit gBGrme, nit 9eis
DenI9aft unD NIT gutter S9ule. Sftne Stim.
me mar ni9t mebr frtl9 uno pcu, pas 8allett
mar l9tpa@ unO piun, aber lie mubta einlt elm
IHSner BARTON 9eweIen Ietn. Seiu @elane
mar gang pramattlA, taoellps In SGule, SluS>
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rdeutrter enes Der een ehfstun GOeaten Ser Ser
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paUe yars Shdsesbta uuk Gnheren St6bn nsebrat bat
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