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7NHIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities ior the
Il succossful prosecution aad settlement Of ne.
mands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had severA
years experisnoeain the management OF claims
fore Congress- thcCourt Of Claims, and tile Exetn.
tive Departments at Washington, ana being thor.
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given % casoi arising
out Of the present war. including the accounts OF
States, Contractors, and Disbmaing oalcers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect
ing, Drilling, and organizing YoI-
unteers,S the reimbursement Of which Is author
lied by set IF Congress; CLAIMS FOR TEpEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY PAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES, Or FOR DAMAGES TO sucH
PROPERTY, for IIcrscs lost in the service and for
military Pay, Pensions, and bounty
Land.
We give special attention 10 procuring Pem-
siOns, ROuDties, etc, accrung TO Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted al ease or the
families OF such have died. been killed Willis in
the discharge Of their line Of drtt such during ID
present war
Special will also BE- given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or Encficieasiy Managed
FFomPt hWehtoh ALSO gwen 10 tue cOiitttion OF
ouartermaster's Receipts given for Properly taken
tor the Of the Army, to Arranging Accounts With
and collecting Claims against the Qusrtermasers De.
partment
All Claims placed In our hands receive our Promps
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in tho hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily inter
course with all the Departments enables us ia mos
cases 10 obtain decisions much more speedily THAI
whore al communication aud other necessary detan
must be conducted through the malls,
To this end, solicit YOU to forward 10 Us any or
all ofsueh character You may from time 70 time
have presented, and, as IL custom, we viii fur.
nish You with all the necessary blanks, and, when
Teqnired, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful.
Address; CHARLES II. GREEN
No, 50 Cherry Street,
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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

SS~EsRs DR. KING, formerly Of New YORK, "a
sFI8 - The last four years ~ i1Glsriiie, ".
- anu who has DEVOTED his afpanfonto
tbe restment " private diseases fgr % years antler
airfen, having attended 70 practice ef 20 man
yoarH, and cured 10 mary thoHsaudf, he enabled /
care al diseases q Tri7st nature 10 matter tov
ba5 obey mag be from nludloops aledlesl treatment
o. from GO eject Of thciroVr ~ king's Dispehsagv'
80 2D psSdcrck street. between Cherry AID tar ~ aare
tcond Story, who're Dc cures All diseasas o. private
stature
GonorteA cured without pauseaps nedlriDes nr In.
srielenco with busiDess
7tfotures 81 GA OF rccent date onectsAiiy cured
B Cow dayp BY an operation which cAgsss 60 pam.
Where 4 structure eiiate ntsth cano1i Be enjoyed
Perhaps 90 disease causff more miarDief arf pnde-
.n.cesthe cnnftiicicnso nucu
sYphuN, Nib snibe dlssafes N ne Efai, ggoWiuy
0ui M negiect or bee lroalniont ctu be saeciuEy
srieG 10 > ieW days
sssilidi artiGunr az eDtor h1ving been
vau % trie creiae, tnd OF thc tole ccsr growing
iut ~ 49, brought on y many N the destructive
ha1its n inconsiderlte youths, ant snesfive ndnl
fcHcc ol iae passions, negeci ~ witch viii under
aae me coartaution, rendering ne subject unft foE
baslp,ee ~ sooioty sndo sl1f premature oid ago.
Females Who may be laiferHe Nith say tiiiCUltyo
te Nuna msY rest asfuTtd .nioef'aie ffiin
psfrolf residnR abroad, by Ertug 4rd sisiing theu
care, ri.n eiee enclosed, direct o. 10. agt No,i
Dandefck street, Nashville, Tenn 70 l.a tna ncccf.
s,fy meticret sfai 10 thnr kdfrvst DHtc hour
90 lH s'cocs ln ~ r0rhrg tati tne'rir a.,
zero ntt~fF
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L o S T..

On or about the 10th of October, 1862,
somewhere on Church or Spruce streets
Ia Communication, enclosed in a large en-
velope and addressed to Major w. III.
lSIDELL. If the person who found this
letter and forwarded it to Major SIDELL,
will call at the UNION Office, he will be
|liberally rewarded. II is Of the utmost
4 Importance TO an officer 10 know that the
papers were forwarded 10 Major SIDELL.
Nov. Sth.--1t
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Mails.

We confidently expect the arrival Of a
mail here this evening. If anything is
calculated to whet ones appetite for let
ters and newspapers, 1t is the task Of
editing 4 daily newspaper for over two
months with one exchange a week on
an average. We really feel happy, bliss
full, ecstatic at the prospect of greeting
the friendly and genial faces of our rous-
ing exchange list.
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CGmmercial.
MONEY MARKET, &c.
OPFIoE OF THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL,
WEDKRspAI, N0vembsr 3, 1862.

OFFIoE OF TIE LOUISVILLE JouRNAL,
WEDNESDAY,, November 8, 1862.
There was no noticeable chang, yesterday ia
money matters. The bankers were paying 25926 y
cent. premium for gold yesterday, and sellng at 900
"a n cent The buying rate for silver 20 b cent.
premium, and the selling rate %. Wa quote demand
notes al 22@23 q cent. premium.
fbouR AND GRkTs-Flout dull, with sale5 extra OF
50 5000 70 Wheat lower, with light receipts sales
at soc 5I 90 for red aud prime white. Oats 40643e
in bulk. Sales Of corn at 4oc. for ear and 42c for
sheed. Sales Of barley nj 81,
serve at 10%@ilc.
GRocRRiEs-S sales hhds. Now Orleans sugar at
l2@l21zc 20 hbls. at 12s @19c., 10 bbls refined At
I512al1c., and 10 half bbs. moasses at 70q75o
Sales l25 bags Rio colee 80, 81 aud 32c. Salss OF
rice at &C. Sales OF soda at 7,z@Ts.c.
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Religions Notice.

Second Post Chapel, McKendree NJ. +.
Church, Church street, nearly opposite
st. Cloud Hotel
Preaching at half-past 10 A. NJ on
sabbath!by Chaplain john HoaARTH Lo-
liEs, of the 37th Indiana. Preaching in
intervening by Post Chaplain X. +. DEro.
After the evening discourse, the Sacra--
melt of the Lords Supper will be ad-
ninistered by Rev. GRANVILLE MooDY, of
The 74th Ohio. atns
Bible Glass viii be held at the
ph,pel At 2 O'Clock P. NJ. Able teachers
viii attend.
The public are invited at all times 70
Attmd this Chapel. AA hA k
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS U. s. FoRcKs, ]
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 27, l862.(

General Order No. IL.
/. Hereafter no citizen will be admit
ted TO the Headquarters Of the Post Com
mander before ten o'clock, A. ~, or after
four o'clock, p. M. 1e.althfe
This order does not apply TO officers or
soldiers who come on business; such per-
sons will be admitted at all times.
BY command of Brig. Gen. NEGLEY.
JAS. A. LowRIE, Capt. and A. A. G. ,
Sept. 2S,--tf.
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ReRuse the Tssues OF all Banks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have breh wound mp and their Notes, II any are
out, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis
Exchange Bank, at Murfreeeboro.
Miners' and Manufacturers Bank, at Knoxyil 4.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank OF Claiborne, at Tazewel
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazewef.
Lawrencebnrg Bank, At LawrencebuTg.
Citizens Bank, at Memphis
Bank of America, at Carksvile7
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lay Our TENNESSEE MoNEY OSLY.-
sold, Silver, Greenbacks, Kentucky, In
lana, and Ohio money, now bring qaite
large premium when exchanged for
'cinessee money, which can be used
ere just as well as Northern funds; and
me and money caa be saved by selling
Sour Southern currency even at large
iseount aud using Tennessee money in
baking purchases. These exchanges can
made on the best terms at the Ias,H-
ace Exchanges and Banking Onice Of w J,
Nam, on College street, just below Union.
Noy4-lm
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We are informed that the gallant Gen.
snLs and the brave soldiers Of his Divi-
sion camped in Edgefield yesterday. A
thousand joyous welcomes TO the patriotic
warriors.
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The types made us say yesterday that
General RosEcRANs had whipped the re-
bells when they outnumbered him ten 10
one. We wrote tho TO one. However we
do believe that If there is q General alive
who can whip an enemy ten to one, that
the Hero Of Iuka is the man.
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We have huge mass of poetical man
uscripts on hand--enough 70 fill good
sized New Years Annual. Mars is not
very propitiOus TO the Muses. during the
din of battle, SO our poets must be pa
tient.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
BRITISH SUBJECTS.

U'HE UNDERSIGNED INTENDS LEAVING
Il NASHVILLE next week for thu Cay ~ Nashingtun,
20 Visit Loan Lio>s GA private hnsiref, Al resi-
dents claiming Brush Protection, and proving same
before an leral dpsic' az ~ Prs0e, cts FaFeth
AUTHORIZATIONS PAPER tracIei by elling
upon me urN snaAs lthc 2tl inst,j a. sac CHy
Hotel, az O'Clock hf $50 doiH-, thes nsl rAemlt
from Dram or CsIsrrlf. WILLIAM D. FsY
Nov. ltb--jts
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT Tenn. CAvALRY,l
NASHVILLE, TENN. Aug. 20, 1862. {

HEADQUARTERS IbT IENN. NAVALRY,F
I NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 22, 1862
l0rders No. g..
All officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters report showing the strength
Of heparty, present, and absent and will
hereafter, at least once week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report.
BY order of Cor. STOKES.
JoHE MURPHY, LIST Lieut.. q Adjutant
LIST Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tf
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9r,nd Encampmsnt of Tennessee,
I. o. o. f. tt

The Grand Eneampment Of Tennes-
eel. o. o. f., assembled in this city on
Wednesday,, the 9th inst, and elected the
Olbwing officers, to-wit:
IoBT. THOMPSON, q. Patriarch.
{. w. DARpEN, G. II. Priest.
J. d. COLEMAN, G. s. Warden.
JenN r. HrOE, c. Scribe.
T. @. COLEMAN, G.. Treasurer
!. LEHMAN, G. j. Warden.
{. KrRcnER, G. Sentinel.
/. ID. FARSswoRTn, G Representative
he Grand Lodge Of the United States.
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In this city, on tho Ith instant, sAaAH EAiLr
'carnrRrxR, daughter Of ". n. and u. n. A. Hack
neg, in the 18th year Of her age. Funeral services
AZ ~ IA. 70 day. Htfs ff4ffmM
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General McCooK and staff, and por-
ton Of his troops, arrived in the city yes
terday morning.
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LATE NEws.-We are indebted to Mr..
WAGNER for Louisville Journal Of the
5th instant.
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DRUGSl
To ali the Military Departments In
the District of the Ohio

~ AND AFTER TIE lat Itg or July lgC2,
OWh oFer ni afdti Il Re Il. Clold Hotel IN Mesh
villoe, lenpas, asa ene On Nau street, opposite
The o4ult Hori L'n'sviiie, ~, ~ al trantacti0n
OF be ~ On this department, Or three mon0s from
July ist 1862. CHARLES KAHN. Jr,
Beef Cor tractor iof the District az Da.9
~ b.-lilgasi harsft ITlce paid or god atue
FlyI-du
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LATEST iNTHLLIGHNCR

LAFRST lNIkLLlGRNCR
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Burnsidss Division at Middlsburg.
sigel at ThOroughfare Gap.
Lee Outfanked by the Federal Forces.
Report that Colonel Fry is to 60 to
Washington.
Governor Curtin in Washington.
Banks Texas Expedition.
The Defeat of Burbridgs's Guerrillas.
Killed and wounded 2ss.
Another Rebel Defeat in Missouri.
Heavy Loss of Men and Arms.
-
Rebel Retreat beyond snickerville.
Federal Army Pressing the Rebels.
Union Troops Occupy Upperville, va.
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9aak-alutc gist.
coEaECrED DAILY byE.F cHIIDs q CO.,
10. "a, dohnfer STREET.

A. These quotations are hr Cniiod States Irea
ury Notes, Ohio, lndana, and kcnluckys
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Heavy Loss of Men and Arms.
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Rebel Retreat beyond sniokerville.
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Gas Concert Der tletnen 0tpltnIpies
.lerin gbrtRtana SGmtpt, psIGeS am lebten
DpnnerRag Statt fanb, bat In Be3!ebuns ouf
seift9en 0enuB, ben b6Glten @rtpartuneen i'm
pDlen MaaBe sntlprUGen. = Die iueenblt-
DE &GnRlertn ent3adte bte !3u9Srer NIT ttrem
1eelenpolea Spiel.- Wie NepIs 9arfsntl1nae
Dran8 tbr tinbltG- ber5liGes Nbaetu In Die
fablenpe 8ruF, unp tbr NQesrp, rein tpie i9re
Sefle, flute Die QauIAenben nit Sreuoe unD
Wcnne. DAP MIR nit Sieler 6erIt6teit mns
iere Trennbe Der Beethoven @elell6aft tpte.
Der besrtBten, If faum aa erpabnen nGt9i9.
Der Self beg un(erbltden GOmpuniRen mar
NIT ibnen, unb Die @efi0lt bes srSBten Epn@
Oi6ttrs %rtsIeltea bnrG itis, ats uus lfine berr,
liGen Nccorbe umban9ten. 8Irbtge Shaler
oeS 9rSBten Methers tra9en ietne @rlBe In bic
gpteteit. I5
Der Ge(ans Der GtGuleim 9Or3 III tisbli9
unD erfrtlAenb, ebenlo ute bas Sptsl bes giu-
lpneelilfen Sunenidel, Der aus leiner Nie|tuS
Diuline pie sarteRen Some fsiner 3werelHue.
Fer GerDor3ulOfsn mats. Das Wublitum be-
fanb metltens aus IolGen Dentl@en, Die me-
Der @pulnIs lInb, nod @hife auf benz Ocean
laptmnen baden, NOD acknowledgement a
10 Gents bas Stid, rauGen. (Der S6retz
Der ptelss uno etnt9e Nnpere ausgfnOmmen. J
Sc tpnren pentenbe, f~iblenpe uno beeretfenbe
Menl6en, NIT einem 6er3en bon 9tfbe unb
Grauli9tstt unp steletGt bic ga @e ntAt int
mer gang ppa. .Sbslei6 in alien aNerifant-
lAem 3ettun9en pa6 CONCERT unb aud bas
Yrueramm eeniisenb aneeSetst mar, 70 tparen
bod nur Iebr wentse Nmerifansr Ga. Was
rrtB aud etn Nmertfaner bon 8aetbuprn z
Das peiS er bon @esle, 5er3 unb Usmasb |?
@anAe mGeen u,ir erwtpern, baB bod anpe.
re @un,erte geiaIter 8etpelen ieien. @erie
'waran Iey benn pa fonnte Der S6etn BON
MiiIO ltno 8~armber3tsteit our @ a Setras
gen tcgroen; - geWib paren ift es, benn bte
etEe @dSne bate a,labrsn, naB Mirs. Wag
9cnfnssr lpit, eiaea. afuen 8opfpub uno fUsar
WSts 9umpDtspet nit tew 8sfdEttsn Bart btu
8elen. wisree, IS ipart al b tpnatlf
unS mir peeGalb 9ta3 man btu. lasl
Qub fang Dalslba ID Stsuora Quatfhala
pou psr WulltsNfapemts Ia Nepsgogt. unb
Stgups 8ububto aug parts brummte ben
Ssnor, aber fetne 59mtbt .pMfler
ODER StlGer fang. 9obt ms faar unlere
etnfaltt8s 8ticer nnp Sapstsrn bsten.
NppltD.
60 @on3srt beute N6enb In Der
Ntbettertale, 9. Grerertdfr.
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Stefernne OOn Safer, GOrn, Sen
urn &frDh.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D Office bes 8. glrz !
meecprp6. {

et SECS IbNC : Ce ~ I
n1eecprps. {
Baltimore, ben 10. 0es. 1862.
Gerfe8elte ansebOte pereen in bieIer Office Bis gum
@tOntag, ben %. 0e5eutber, um IL u6r, emtsesense.
nrmmelt fir ~9ieferung bon
(~l00,OO0) @tnPunoert GauIeub 9ui9el s afer,
(50,000) Sitnf5is Eauenb 8ui6el altes @prn (GIais)
(lO00) Sin 3aueno Tpnnen 6eu,
(l00) @tnbunbert Gpnnen 9o 9gentrpb.
Der Sater nlib ppu gutter, cerfaufearer QualitIt, unb in
Safea bon ie 3 8niPel berpaft lein. @s tpirb mad @es
iOidt 3tpeiuubbreisi9 Pfunb ouf bas guI6el, angenonts
men.
Oa8 Corn ,nls bon gutter, terfauf6arer QnalitEt unb
IN @Gden BON ie 2 8ni5eI berpadt Ieiil. gS tpirb mad
@etcl@t ie4sunofinf5i9 Bfunb anf bas 8nI6eI, ange-
netlnen.
0as Seu nuB sutes, sepSbnli@eS E6iutptp sen, unb
IN Saueir bon ri9t treniger ais Stpei6unbert Bfunb ber<
paft Iein. Die Sanen mitfien felt oepadt u1b biirfen
rlft NIT SOl5 ~it6erlaSen iein, tpibrisenfals Ie ni6t anaes
uorin1en toirb. Sen pirb BENT @epi6t AT stpeitauIenb
pf1nb per Gpnne ansenpntmetl.
DoS StrpP nluB BON gutter, berfGufli@er aralttGt unb
Gfp99enftrob Iein.
aaer &afer, Corn, Seu unb StrO6, fir ipeG6e in golse
oteler An5eise %tontrattirt tpirS, 1T elmer ftrenseu 9nIpefs
ttpt unterrpcrfen unb tpirb, .tpenn tiht BON outer. nanoz
barer Qualit6t, slriidgepieIeu.
Iblieierung if, ipfprt mad a6i6Ius bes goutroftes. mad
SsrIpn9ea ait Der @antten GiIenbabn Citation. in Qpcuft
Yptrtt; pber Der Bottom 8erfte gu nacrn.
4n9ebpte rereen fir has garse Quant1tn ODER einen
SPeu %oeilelben angenpmmen unb %uitien auf benz @pusert
nit proposals for furnishing Forage or Straw",
tpIe es Der San ~erf0rbert, itberlhrie6en iein.
Die nStbgen Snffruttipneu tperten benz erfcIgrei6en
Bieter trr Belt Der anfertiSunS ieiues GOutrattes geoebea
trerbelt.
Sa8 @eIger;
Colonel unb SuartierrneiHpr
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ea DanDuI, ~(Lumber)
Creindrs Cuttings bon /. III nnS 2 8sa.
Musgeiuhts - l. lz uno 2
SO. 9. scsntling uns Bill 1StOff. a
Us. 9. nne 0. .. Joist.
stntistsr pafen Rem 9fsis per 1000 gnB unb far u, ..
S@tnotI per 1000 Siad a~n3uaetsu.
Slei nnc GIeG.
(Pig Lead) 8li ia 8lBGeu.
pig TIM Std In B!66en.
9rtra hate B~ltirlbret. <s
Tteies mifien bn g stS per @FAnb a%nsetsp.
Jute NacfsGsarn a .
better Qua0ti.. Ysis per 100 pfunb,
Der gearo tth1It fh baS iebt Dor, r5enp tines rbrr aae
Amssbete iir Dbt} zee Wateriot 3n perDerfsa.
Msnatti@e 3Obtans ptrS In Soar fit geiefe'te Artitel 8e-
ma9t s.. g, Outer.
Da22- 5mGiaE Q8adsrsSn9entsur
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GfeHesWefudh4 ~.
Gin lsttssr beuti6sr Maum, Der tn Der 5sSsr ~betantett in,
f1 ieepG irgtnb elmer Mrbeit tn einert Store &c. iuuteratebe1
pirbe. 1u6t cine Ste1e. Dferten per6en In ber QDedey-Qiffee
ent9eael etncnimen. 3 ~ e.
W~crjonnt werben fO9lei& srei quite 2iI6Ier fhr lei&te
OCLsW1IH1 inb auie Atbett In SO. 98 % it.Baltiu,pre.
f.. Dauernbe gef@dftiSuns unb paniIi&t Btsablnns wtr.
ben aug, fidert- OTIS
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2suts M1Orsen wetbt 9ere 9. gtfin
fetne neue 0irtblAaft, SO. 90 gtorb.Treee>
ridltr., nit etnem auSaejet6neten Sunda eth,
murauf mir 6stnlAmeder aufmertlam maiden.
G gBtr MAIDEN Die Steuer3abisr auf tte
Nu,et9e bes Gttp GoleftOrs auf Ii nlerer legten
Spalte aulmerflan
Is ~ 9elst pie Nu,eiaen pom @mitb, Brc.
& So. SO. 40 IS. BalttasofeItr.
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Nerlam0t umD 0efucDt.

Sufibmieb Der1an9t.
Gin beutf&er 5nf16 risb nib ssiut I. um ins Qanb ~ ee-
9puie, o.. 8ratiir, GIN ledger Mann Hirb prree-
3 Mpt
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sSukeiSerne @aSTsrr6bren,
&ieIfr baben ben Wrtis pfr Enf arauaeben.

PWVEN VII EItR Ftt UNB WH6HNtPTW'
3UsiarGbren. 0ierteLs@ircIe unb Gubpser.
gieisr mIFen cen Brsis per 3pnue, brn 224O @funb, eree-
Ben tnb bart feline aweter6brt, 8teYteE- Circle pter @Ubpaen
ga&fteh Noes G5epift IbtrIhi ejteu:
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1er9na0pttAen.
Nir. 90. Snraer,7
Wrpfeflor 1nf Der 2ffher.

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bS Yrof. 3snfel6 tit Ger & efern-SaITe, ode Som
arb. Nub Gertn9 ton II, Elm Sitbers3 Dn;erf ters
anf1ltsn. Ep;u CT ale SreGnbs bet Nsirt, foDie bGs YutIt.
tnnt iber6aupt ~er9etenit einlobet.
9rpfefTor Gunner bat an Gen 62feu keS GaIerS pDa Get.
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