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How To PAY FOR THE CoTToS BURNED.
"A correspondent Of the Richmond En-.
quirer propounds the question, bow is the
money to be raised TO pay for the cotton
burned to prevent its falling into the hands
Of the enemy He estimates the amount
n, 100000, and proposes thnt it be paid
by tax on the cotton not burned. lie
contends that the burning of 80 large
portion Of the crop greatly enhanced the
valne Of the remainder, so that those who
did not burn their crops will really be no
losers by the policy Of the Government -
He states that he is himself n Mississirpan
and cotton planter, and that he did uot
burn his crop.
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Confederate Congress.

RICHMOND, August 26.-ln the Senate
Ar. Smms. OF Kentucky, admitted reso
luton, which was adopted, for the appoint.
ment OF select committee 10 investigate
complaints Of inatteniion and neglect on
the part of medical officials, whose duty i,
is to provide for the comfort Of the sick
ard wounded soldiers. Mr.. Semmes, Of
Louisiana, introduced n bill to authorize
the President TO appropriate for the public
use salt mines and springs, and work the
same Mr. Davis, Of North Carolin.. in,,o.
duced bill Of last session, to make provis.
ION tor the coins of the Confederacy. Sev
erai bills were presented and resolutions Of
inquiry adopted.
In the House, Mr.. Foster, Of Alabama,
introduced resolution Of inquiry u:o the
expediency Of drafting negroes, to be EN-.
pIoy'd as teamsters and hospital nurses -
Mr. flariridGe, OF Georgia, submitted n sim
lIar resolution in reference to recalling our
Commissioners from foreign countries
both adopted. Mr. Bark-dale, Of Mi,siss
IPPi, introduced n bill to repeal the second
section Of the Act limiting the Act authori
zlng The suspension Of the writ of ha5eas
corpus. Mr.. Foote, OF Tennessee, advoca
ted the passage of the bill, aud commented
at some length upon the proclamation OF
Gen. Van Dorm. The bill was finally re-.
ferred to the Committee on Military nff.irs.
hlr. Foote offered a resolution supple.
mentary TO the resolution submitted BY
him on Monday, recommending to the
pfejiiI! ent to embody 10 n proclamation to
the people OF t%e Northwest tie assurance
that if they desist from further partcipa
ton in the pending war, the Confederate
States will enter into a reciprocity and CON-
mercial treaty with them of the most liber
nj and equitable terms. The series of res.
olulions were referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
RICHMOND, Aug. % in the Senate n
resolution of thanks TO Commodore Mont.
gomery and command was concurred in, al
so, after considerable debate, the Houss
resolution for joint committee TO invest
gate the complaints against The Secretary
Of War. yeas I5, nays 2.
The consideration Of the bill for amend
ing the conscripiion law was resumed, and
several amendments we're adopted, and the
bill finally passed.
ln The House several resolutions Of en-
quiry were adopted and bills introduced.
A bill was passed increasing the corps Of
artillery affairs, which were 10 be assigned
to ordinance duties.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RY p. Il. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, Martha J. Robinson, has
rpplied to me for Letters Of Administration
on ali and singular the Goods and Chattles,
Rights and Credits of John Z. Robinson late
of the District aforesaid. deceased
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monish nil and singular. the kindred and
creditors or the said deceased, to be and
appear before mo Mt our next Ordinary's
Court FOR the said district. to be holden al
Lancaster Court House on the 9Th day OF
sept next TO show cause if any, why
.he said Administration. should not be
~ Given under my hand and seal,
L. > this 22d day of August in
tS~-S )the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixtytwo, and in
the eighty seventh year of the Independence
Of the State of South Carolina.
i. i. HAMMOND,
o. l.. d.
Aug. 30 1862. --29-2t. p S35o.
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The Convention.

blish on another column the Procla.
President Jamison, summoning the
of the State Convention to assemble
bia on the 9th Of September Instant
lvention, before its adjournment, in
nst, passed an Ordinance, requiring
dent to re assemble the Convention,
pc, on the request of as many as TWEEN.
krs. That number have made the rei
accordance with the terms of the Or
and the President has no discretion
by.
ll OF the Convention, besides opera.
great inconvenience 10 many Of the
who are in the army, some Of whom
osi,ions which they probably cannot
his time. without injury to the service,
considerable expense upon the State.
the advantages to be derived from its
FsA overbalsnce these objections may
er OF some doubt.
\ doubts but that the call has been
consequence Of the popular objection
secutve Council-,be creature or tho
bu. IL there is absolute DANGER TIN,
htive Council, will, between this and
! ar meeting of the C,nve,,,o, :, poh
kt, commit some act which won,d ho
TO The w.,,.be;,o ot ,ho e.
call for an extra mee,ino 10 ri,n, ond
|epardless of the oues,;on os ,noo,v.
| the members. or of expense To tho
We will not undertake To saw whe,ber
Ter really exists. We have condemned
the acts of the Council and have an.
pme /; il would be singular # IL had not
bill, or if it had acted in a way to pleass
~. We cannot expect perfection in
: !: : :: :: : :: !" !: !: 4: : : : !:
Peiple we are opposed to the E.eeu.
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From the Rapp pahannook- Occupation
of Manassas Junction by our Advance.

,.L ,LaL "pP'
80, ""' 'o"p'e'e
"''''"''o'' INTEREST
,,. S -.,;.'r,. ,n., a.. "..'' @ ''eou D' per-
~ .,.I II. " o' TOT
20 "'o .,'.r, 10y
'"y ."p'''e1 90 80, ~" "' guns
a Ts :" . ''0.'
~ ~ "o S."y '""e'
p. '" eo"es"As'
o ,"" 10 e"."' :" '"' '''e.'
~" " " . ."'p '"f,'ep'e'
"" y" '"." sas"
- 80 : :, -, :" '"' "'''"
p," ~ o res
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be careful not to condemn thei, judgement and

be careful not to condemn thei, judgement and
acts too hastily.
There are many reasons which might be
urged to show, upon general principles, that
during the progress of n REVOLUTIONARY a time
oil great peril ani great events like the present
the people should resolve themselves into
their original sovereignty Gn Convention) and
remain in that condition during the crisis, ready
to act as the exigeucies OF the times may re
qu're' The Convention evidently acted under
motives OF this sort when it declined % dsolve
itself at the meeting in January last, and to
avoid the necessity of frequent meetings. they
constituted this Council to act for them-as
their agent-during the recess. This was per-
haps false stcp-one which we are inclined
to condemn; but having been taken aud up to
TINS time no great harm resulting from it, the
people might well have suffered the matter to
rest until the regular meeting Of the Conven.
ton IN February, when the Council would have
been called to account to the Convention for
Its acts, in accordance with the terms of the
Ordinance creating it.
This IS no time to excite the public mind by
internal dissentions Every demonstration of
tins kind detracts from the interest and energy
which We should exert In behalf of the rent
cause in which we are embarked aud gives to
the State character for rrtabillty aud rest
iesshess, by no means calculated to elevate her
III the good opinions of her sister States.
We have been opposed to the creation of
the Executive Council from the start; but ha We
never been able to understand the policy, or
reasonabencss, OF the great hue aud cry, and
In some instances open rebellion, that has been
raised against it. Having confidence in the
Convention, We believed that the evl-if evil
II was-would in due time cure ITSELF
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PROCLAMATION
srATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

], d. F. JAMESON. PRESIDENT OF
THE CONVENTION of the peopl. of
South Carolina, by virtue of the authority
vested in me by the said Convention, and
in compliance with the provisions of an Or.
dnnnce passed on the seventh day Of Janu-
"ry in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty two, which ordnins that The Prcsi.
dent of The Convention, "if he shall be re.
quested in writing so to do, by any twenty
members Of the Convention, shall by notice
under his hand, duly published, assemble
this Convention, without delay, Mt time
and place to be by him Gxed," and rs such
request in writing has been made to me BY
twenty members of the Convention, do here.
by convoke the same, and summon the
members Of the said Convention. to re ns-
'emblc nj Columbia, in the State aforesaid,
at ~ O'clock NJ. on TUESDAY the ninth
day of September next
Given under my hand, at Burwood this
twenty third day Of August, in the year
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty two.
ID. +. JAMESON,
President Of the Convention.
Sept, 3, 1862, sO-l.
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MILITARY ExEcUrIoN.-The sentence of
the Court Martial on Corporal Geo. u, Bur.
ger, Company T., First Regiment y. c. Ar.
tillery, who wss found guilty Of an ia.en.
ton to desert and attempting to persuade
others to desert with him, was carried into
effect on t,ulIivan's Island Thursday, pre-.
cisely at ~ N. lie was shot at that hour
on the open space, about two hundred
yards to the East Of the Moultrie House,
jast beyond the Beauregard Battery, in fall
view Of the blockading fleet Charleston
Coarier.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RYP. 7. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, JOHN TAYLOR, Eso
has applied 10 me for Letters Of Ad
minislra'ion on oil and singular the Goods
and Chattles. Rights and Credits of Ne.
niah Bcnum Blaekmon late OF the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. TO cite and admon.
ish all ond singular, the kindred and credi.
tors of the said deceased. TO be and appea,
before me nj our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, 10 be holden Mt Laoca,ter
Cour; House on the I2th day Of September
next TO show cause, If any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
( - Given under my hand and seal.
( LIS. this the 2sth day Of August in
~ the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and Sixty-two, and in
the eighty-seventh year OF tho independence
OF the State Of South Carolina,
20 T.. Il. HAMMOND. o. l.. d.
sept ., 1862, 3O-2,-p { 2 80.
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S o u th Carolina
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

bhNCnoJ Ch DiS hiC L.
DY p. Il. HAM MOND, Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS, JOHN TAYLOR has
applied to me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods aud Chattles,
Rights and Credits Of Martin Luther Plyler
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the sa,d deceased, TO be- and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's s
Court for the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the alh day of
Sept. nrxtr TO show cause, il any. why
the said administration should not be gran
led.
Given under my hand and seal, this asth
~ Iday of Augin the year OF oar
-. Lord one thousand eight hundred
Z ~ >nnd sixtytwo and 10 the eight, .sey.
enth year Of The Independence Of The State
OF South Carolina
p. \. HAMMOND o L. D.
Sept. 9, 1869. -4so-a;. . + "A 90
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

rom O.,0 '''N ''' MIL
Otfce Gdhhtht General Sessions and Com.
momoFiras!s
l. II: J. Hancock, Clerk Of said Court in
pursuance Of t.;IfeS directions of the Act OF
the Eegisl ~ HIsuch cases made and pro.
vided, do, ,RSyebY1 gfyeeublic notice, that an
electiUh Tor tfdiGhffafJe Lancaster District,
will be htld n6K9 9M5adRg The 9th day of
October next Las tkeT14,laf places of elcc.
tions thro6ghoat tle4Sitf District.
Mitnessopmy hah4tt Lancaster Court
House thig lth day P6Yhugust A. d. 1862.
'V'sc Hag. HANU0GK,
'.ct no,oS. &. p. & G. s.
August 3, issa.nbibn"DrganHImhn
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) 0 = / II CAROLYN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RYP I. HAMMOND, Esquire, Oriinr.
ID ry fos said District.
WHEREAS, James IT, Wilherspoon. ESQ.
has applied TO me for Letters Of Admins
iration on nil aud singular the Goods and
ChHttlcs, Rights aud Credits Of John viii.
iam~, Esq, late ofthe District aforesaid, ds
cea cd
THESE are. therefore, to cite and .d.
monish Nil and singular. the Kindred and
creditors OF The said deceased. to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the -a!d District, TO be holden nj
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day of
September next, to show cause, If any, why
The said administration should not be gran
ted
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
~ day Of August in the year of our
I l. y. Lord one thousand eight hundred
S~~ and S.xtv.two aud in the eighty.
seventh year Of The Independence OF the
State Of South Carolina.
=. II. HAMMOND, O.L d.
Sept 3, 1864, 30-2t pf $50
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easiness, and not the remotest idea OF re.
verse is entertained.
TO sum up the whole, we Me warranted
in the conclusion that the enemy's forces
nre so situated that a further retreat would
be decidedly more disastrous. than the nc
ceptnnce of battle, and that in either event
he is inevitably subjected to reverse from
which It will Re no easy matter to recover.
Richmond Dispatch, ooh uk.
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Important from the West.

CHATTANOOGA, August ~ General Max
ey's Brigade crossed the river las, n ghi,
and occupied Bridgeport without firing II
gun. On Sunday morning, the Yankees got
frightened at McMinnville and evacuated
and munitions. I'm three hours from the
time the panic commenced, not Yankee
was 10 McMinnvilie.
A gentleman says the Nashville Union
says Morgan and Forrest had II battle near
Russe!lviiie, with the Yankees, in which
the Federa- were whipped.
The Nashville Union says tho Federal
smaller force Of gueril!as.
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NOTICE.

BY permission Of r r. Hammond, Osdi.
nary o! Lancaster District, / will sell M the
late residence Of ID. "a. plylcr, all ibe p.,.
.onal Estate Of the said deceased. consists
ing OF Corn, Cotton, Wheat and Oats, Q
wagons, Baggy and Harness. . head Of
Horses, Cows, Hogs, Household and Ki,ch.
en- Furniture. blacksmith Tools, and other
articles too tedious TO mention, On the I2th
of September next. Conditions made
knowe on day Of sale.
WM. RoWELL, Admr.
august n, 29-3t
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NOTICE.

ALI persons having claims against Mrs.
Eliza X Coreton, deceased, will please no.
iify Williams g. Allison MS req uired by law.
#. X. CURETON, Ex'f
Lancaster. C. II s. T..
Sept. 3, 1862. 3O-Im.
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Attention. Co. 81" 10Th Reg, sov

Attention. Co. II" 18th Rsgt,. s. G. v.
Al.L members Of the above Company.
VINO ars absent at home. or else where. !.
whose iarlonghs ars oat will immediately
return 10 The eompanysor they will be pab.
hshed ana treated as deseriers Those who
are TOO sex TO retorn to camp. must send a
eertiheate from Phy sielau. e3itl
By order of. w, Z. STOvER.
Let 1T. Comd Co ] l2tb R.gs. 3. G.. ".
Camp nsar GordonsviIls, Va. Aug. "a, 1851
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Another Battle.


CHATTANOOGA. Aug 27-Co'. Morgans
Brigade encountered Gen. Dick Johnstons
Federal Kentucky regiment Of Cavalry on
Thursday the 2lsl inst near Gal!atin, in n
hard fought battle.
The enemy numbered 1900 and Morgan
800. and the enemy was cut to pieces.
Those who survived were captured and
among them are Gen. Johnston with fifteen
commissioned officers.
Our loss is variously estimated from sew.
eniy five TO one hundred and twenty five -
The former is most probably tho correct
number.
Johnston Cavalry was raised for the ex.
press nurPose Of capturing Morgans forces.
Maj. Forrest lins arrived with over 300
prisoners. captured on the above occasion.
Another "Skirmish y
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 2s Mickey ye.,er
day had a cavalry and infantry brush with,
the enemy at Bridgeport, who tried to repos-
sess the place.
Col. MeGustrys 23rd Alabama regiment
ana Rices cavalry are all that were engaged
on our side.
The enemy was gallantly repulssd and
were annoyed last night in their en,reneh.
menis there and at Battle Creek. This
morning they have entirely disappeared -
Eight or ten were wounded on our sid.
aud none killed.
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Announcements.

MIR. EDITOR Please announce Mr. Jos.
a. Cunningham candidate for the Lcpi,ln
ture for the ensuing Term. and cbrge
UPPER CREEKS.
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The friends Of j. L. Reed announce him
n candidate to Represent the people Of Ian.
caster District in the loYer Branch Of the
next Legislature.
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NOTICE.

Application will be made TO the Legisla.
ture at its next session for an incorporation
of the Mornh Baptist Association.
August 27th 1861, 29-3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Sept. 3, 1862,

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CoLUMBIArAugust 80, 1862.
DISSOLVED, That the ROAD HANDS,
Ia liable 10 The call for labor for the Tor.
iihcations, embraced within the Fourth Di.
vision, be called out n, the same time Ms
those embraced within tha Third Division,
that il, on the 10Th of October next.
8y order of the Governor and Council.
(Signed) B. r. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
In accordance with the above resolution,
a REQUISlTION on the Commissioners of
Roads tor tie Districts included in the
Third and Fourth Divisions-n list Of which
il herewith annexed will tr immediately
forwarded TO the Clerks Of Courts and
Sherlils, 10 lie delivered TO said Commis.
-ioncrs
THE THIRD DIVISION INCLUDES
Lancaster, Fairfield,
Chester, Union,
Laurens
THE FOURTH DIVISION INCLUDES:
YORK, Spartanburg,
Gr-envi'le, Anderson,
Pickens, Eigefeld..
FRANCIS s. HOLMES,
Special Agent.
Aug. 30, 30-it
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The friends Of Da Il. l.. JoHssros an.
nounce him candidate TO represent Lar.
caster District in the lower trnueh Of the
next Legislature. lE
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Notice.
Executors Notioe.

"A LII persons having any claims against
"A the Estate, Of William Danean, deed,
are hereby notified to cone forward and
present the same. To the undersigned ss tho
Law directs and all vino are Indebted TO
the said Estate, are requested 10 make pay.
ment Of The same. ~. s'
II. H. DUNCAN,
G. l. DUNCAN, 1Nesa'o's'
July ~, 1861 as--sm. 2
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A,oCyARHumoo-M;

A''C!A,iHED,|,.mo3; A,iHE H;Df,|,n 10; ~
TIE UNDERSIGNED nfiASi ,lrSE
l. received n fresh supply of Groceries,
viz Old Port Wine, Pickels,, je, lies, and
Preserves, Salmond and Lob-ters 10, cans,
Dbl of Mola-ses and 1900 lbs OF Sugar,
Tobacco, &c, which we will sell as low for
Cash as can be bought any where.
NcLhRNON IL BRUMMITTE.
July !, 1864, 2I-n
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hP on the street. aplain gold ring,
owner can have by calling a, this
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A FRESH aspply Of Garden Seed. en-
"a bfscing all TIE varieties usually sold
ie ihis market, jost received sad for ssls By
r.bS, 1891. i1 ttst
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o., srisa 4, qsnuease.

Nalbptlle, 8. 9ept. Sol. Munp9'e
&ea,ment bate nit GOrrtf'S @usrila0 anl
Opnnettag siueu bar!en RamPf bel Wcoo.
burg. Die Rebslen uerlOren s 1OOte, 80
8erpunpets uaD 10 9efaugene. 2Dtr tatteu
1 ToDten unp 5 8srpuuOste, s'
Die @usrtGas bssebsn in De Rails County
Die grGbten @raulamfeiten unO lenoen pisis
uuipneleute na4 Dem SIpen. SIN Der Na9e
pom MrNlinSiue Sertbetpisten Iih Is WSann
butter etnsr Srnfpebr, 70 bab Der Gsinp nit
eiuem gerIut BON 70 8Cpten suradSetrtebtn
lpurbe.,
Die nSrOli6en @olten tumsn seitern Ntsnea
Bier an. General SaeG fam beute bier an
unp bate cine uDterrepun6 NIT Sen. NDleue
franz, Die Eruppen FnD IN better > tDuuns
unD Die l~trtftelte WtlttGrpiactpitn bertf9t in
Der @taDt. 2ude 9iquOrlaOen linp seidlofen,
tie SeylTOntitsn ltap i'm Snbel. Biz unlOne-
Ieute OaseSen in felter 5altang.
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MIebnntcs SOIL.

9a. 598 Wear9lanD Ao., nabe Dem Capitol
- Deies setm pnblitum 70 beliebs pdus nit benz f6attt6tn
SIrten, benz seraHnti EN- uMo tIblen Gan3Ialpn TT IN nGtn
lttaen Gfetlen oeri3pneTt mlO ~1erbefert unc plro reruttt en-.
ptoblen. .useh maI
Stesn Terutas unO 0unnerfas ab,nb. m Us
& 3bsatersV Ortelung ~EM
auf Der neu erbauten eei4modpOaen Srmnerbnbae
BET prGGtuplle. illumination D 8 @orttns.
~ Nacb Der S%Orltelung 2Ommerbnl.
Der Seiser bat es f3 sur Guf8aSe semGHb rets ote rein.
tsH uno belten justine, Bier anp an6ere @etrante W eas PUB.
Itturn 81 perdbret6en. ~
9is,ne aIpe, iCUie the finite CUTE Setienans rerhen esen.
als bs iprtss b~eitrasen, mir bic bufriepenbeIt Der mid 8s-
ebreneen ~ erbatttn.
xS- 5soen WttttnOG uHb Sennabenb Abenb
I'D. Oarten=VOn3ert,
~ans8eiIbrt Spm sDaibinsten Antntett Club. bete6enb aus ben
perrtn Gebrlper Artp, S9utt&r, 4eimQNn unb
gtussrGp e uater Der tiAttsen 2ettuas bes IeStseHannten
Slutiers.
Gintrftt fret!!
Gem GHtGifuut rrtre e4r9 ctes Engagement etn Ieltenrr
@s1HR sebpIen, unp hrHt Ger uRtersetfnets auf 5dblretSes
Selu9|
~ SUITES Sptn8ed, Gtsentbluer.
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% Grnff 2GfferS
- 0fetrcprlttan 2assrbisr Braueret nne
WafbinatDn Str 0arten,
Wfn Qlpit Mpenur 1frIihen 1 rnh 2. Gtra6e

geGp gNt apenuei srJi6cn l. un6 2. Stra6e.
Bpn Spmrtet Su Sonnisrs p;rb bkr ptt9e 6aren uaebr Hers
rputdnplgt unb erfremt fb einer INNER sl6seren e5Ent ees
YubIitume. e.s[ -frF rtaHr4t .
Der b,quen. gu errei6sRse Pias, Bic f9attissn. fur 3aufenbe
stn9erI9tsten saaben lmb 3elte; .er gerdumt8e Eans syaStGpn,
Ee9eL baPnsH, SGtebiianee, Sutnanfait unC Siele aabert I'm
te baltuneslpieIe; lppte eiFe autrt.ltIlme Seeiennns unD
Ssrabret1une Der bsiten @'tr6nte unb Spell n Der Saiiun
rerben aub FIR bic eH Srrarner nt6t selfebeH mir ben 8m-
lpruh beS GIbIttums su ersalteI. a-gs ta
8.retaeni SDulen u (. No., WelGe i6re ianbIi@en Sete I'M
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IL Ce lit bHrei1eno gorge aetrageu, be bette Dtbntas
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8aton Romae ppn unleren Eruppem serf6rt.


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