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~ The WlIamsPoTl correspondent Of he
New York 8. Herald rays Of the losses Of Ger
Banks on his retreat;
Less than 6ijy wagons out Of about 200, H.
Guiding many considered worthless by GeneT
Shields when he lei. this column, have been 10 {.
aud the enemy have derived but little bensfis
from what was abandoned on The road large
amount cf old camp equipsge turned over 10
the quart, ,rnaster was burnt One Of the pTil-
cipSl acqui .itjons by the enemy was betwe,
E ID and 1000 European rides lef; there when lie
,lncd G. n Banks cJmmsnd. The safety Of 20
large a portion Of our transportation aud stores
ia undoubtedly attributable 70 tie experiences %
CAPT Holabird, chief quarteTmassc! and Ca. /
r eL with chief cJmmissaTy
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GENERAL ORDERS 10. IS.
BFADouKRrER WESTERN DEPART sAkF,
rnaIErE NJ 8 40

HEAD9UARrER WESTERN DEPART aAEF,
CoEIErE, Nc NAY - s8a !
n Ha GezsFai essnsrdTg IRE fefesa cssrss 70 ssii
L ths aiasftlos of The Army ~ ~ fssE- 80 nae
esnnss = tks fseytlnt nssd fnssrl 81 Csl=asl :. E
Bsoit's RsNne4, q BeusiazA CN-Gl ?
Cap. q " Keep .css7E A Cap " y, LeRl',
sossrasy 4, Capt. 1shn RsntA WILEra e sF4sy D.
CAST j Beais-is, c.. T oss'sls lRsrsfru ENsaer,
teazsssy q CsF an 4shE E11pAa ] s-EF--ny d 5
OsPi 4 I.sisuns, eonssz5 i CarA Eiis'- L Dire
EPszy =.
T1ssss sassS kEFiHE ~ fSHi ssih-ri = -Ahs ton-4
t3s.sr sszu@S u he fEss - -ths sHsny. at re
y.zss heAIslTss - pssp0a - aIsss HsN~Sss 'sl -
c~Ss- 81 edge cuplAiBb AsGjz't t1s'r s'SHInA'rG
sRoar have bssn promptly oTdsrsG uAdsr sFF'r, EeA
reA 1-S-r ga 30 srfEA,g GNEsrA YeEusy, eos-
nls-difE A. Rssile, 70 be eoAfnsa At Pc hc-rAL
Tbs esaef Al soEanancisg rsEssaS ihH 30 n eeS eoI
aaet ss strangely in wish ths sEsg TeerEt -
ssa4ses II h-rels Behavior 81 ihs rsEERst - whsA
'koy eng bLt d ems Il Prsfsr ts psAb - ths A;
~ rot eny kh GEzppr0EA Il HsS6 - D = stuherA
-~sioa bai hs Fsr. d-ssrrssrsfsH ts Vi<I rhsz VIZ
E-< r. zslty Gre q err eonn EEsH.
iy &c ara c Il Gen BSAUEssLSR
GgOsGE Hp eGBAT.
A Ch!ef e. =. ~
f0se'a GRO O. GAESEk
snS--w 4. A. 9sB'r-i-
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 3I-Auivel on the >, h
ship Helen McGaw, lICm Australia; 3lst-
steamer Golden Gate, from Panama. Sailed OF
the 29th-ships Sierra Nevada and Mary E.
Baleh, for Callao; jOth ship Phantom, foy
Hong Korg; ;;ist-stcamer Oiizaba for Paua-
ma, carrying about hundred passengers, S6I2
900 in treasure for New York, $50 100 iur Eng
land.
Spoken by Helen MrGaw, N4.eh llth, lat -
south, lclg. 81 east, whale ship Romln, vi D.
100 bbls sperm and 1000 bb's whale; March
- whale ship Hope. rs bbls sperm III sea
4 son.
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Gen. rIecIcIInn,. DrpaIll,,cI.l Z xlEpar.i.

WASHINGTON, jane, The Departnen. OF
Virginia is extended u include that part Of
Virginia south Of the R1PPahnnuock and east Of
the railroad from Fredericksburg 50 chmonJ,
Petersburg and Welden MsjoT-Gencrsl Geo.
B. Mcclellan, q. S. a, win assume command
OF the forces within It's limits. Maj0--G2Eeral
John +. Wool is assigned to tie comm nd Of
The N ddle Department, and viii proceed to
baltimore and assume command il,sIeUE u j y
General Jno Dix, L. S A, vii proceed IN
mediAiely to Fort Monroe, to assume command
at that point, rePoriGg T. Maj Cen. Nag.tiau
for orders.
By Order Of the Sscrelary Of War.
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A REMEDY FOR SMALL PUX d. frederic
w. Morris, resident physician Of the Halifax
visiting dispensary, n. S has written letter to
the " American Medical Times in which he states
that the Sairacenia Purpnrea," or Indian cup,
a native plant OF Nova Scotia, is the TCmody for
small pox in all its forms in twelve hours after
the patient has taken the medicine. That g how
ever alarming and Numerous the eruptions' or
continent and frightin they may be, the .Pccu-
liar advantage of the medicine is such that very
seldom scar is left 20 tell the story Of the dis
ease" II either vaccine or variolcus matter is
washed with the infusion of ih7 sRrrscenia, they
are deprived of their contagious properties. 50
mild is the medicine to the taste that It may DO
largely mixed with tea and coffee and given 10
conuoisseurs in the beverages TO drink without
their being aware of tho admixture. The medI-
cine has been successfully tried in ;hs hospta $
OF Nova Scotia, ard its use will be continued
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- The Richmond EEaaiHer Of the 25Ih Esys;
MaI Gen Magruder has been assigned to take
command in tie Mississippi district, b1st
will uct, wc learn, proceed to his post fof sOus
days, in view Of tho impending crisis ia The ill-
mediate reighborhood Of Richmond. This wia
be good news for our Arkansas friends,
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secrcrary Stanton. BIuuderiBE.

CORES pondcnce Of the New York Tlmcsl
WAsnIEG FoE, Friday, May 30.-Ene asso
ciasel press dispatches ventured 10 rebuLe
the independent papers Of the couhtIy lat
night, in the namo Of the governments, for their
criticisms Of the late blunders Of the War De-
partnons Th-se dispatches ere understood to
be official, and may truly rtpresent all the men,
bers Of the Cabinet, but this is doubted here /;
but when tho agent Of the associated press de-
clares that " all the friends Of the government N
Washington" Geplore your criticisms on the
Wax ID -partmcnt, he states more than the facts
will warrant. Last Mondays criticism on the
War Department, know, met with almost uni
versal sympathy and applause in Washington.
1t is held that 3Ir. Stanton dispatch Moth,
that the rebels were actually marching on
Washington" vas sensational, wholly uniOund-
ed. and big ly iIiuious but having by that
alarm got lag, military force Cff red, it is cor
siGeTed false step 10 eCuntsTmand their enlist
ment and di band lhsm. We may want them
so ss 10 be prepared for any emergency. Friends
of the government in Washington do not OBJ
jet to criticism ON hysterical Cabinet ministers
JOHN BELL PEACEMAKER.-CapLB BJyca
Of the lO,h Ohio regiment. who has arrived al
| Evansville Indiana, from Huntsville, A'aba Il a
states that Gen Mitchell has granted p'sses t,
John B,Il and Jerre Clemens to visit Washir g
ton, Tor lho purpose OF re-establisLing peace ii
the SJuthH est.-ChicagO Journal.
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4 RrBEL FEMALE.

Amorg the few inhabitants found in Corinth
was an elderly female, decidedly Tebelllous in
her disposition, having all the prominent facial
symptoms of the most abhorcnt fresk OF nature
en- ill-tempered woman. Az Illinois soldier Ad-
yane toward her ns she stood on tho door step
of her residence, aad addressed her thus:
Well, misses, them ere fsllers got away, oh
Wish we'd caught EN-. We'd gin en- the wust
wmgpin' they ever got. Which way did the
ia mounds 60, anyhow
Lady (iudignan) i reckon ycu don't know
who you're talking to. I've got son in the
Southern Amy, an he amt no id hound
He's gentleman, sir."
Solder" Well, I've heaId good deal about
secesh gentlemen, but never saw one. Ger
llemcn don't steal, as general thing, but these
fc.lars 1--we by s.ealin'."
Lady (whose nose takes an upward tendency
They never stolo nothin' from you, guess
What did you ever lose by them, Ia like TO
know
Soldier" Lose why the d-l thieves stole
three undershiTis and two pair OF drawers fr, IN
lns al Puis5Wg. They stClS all our su'leI'
goods, And eli the off ,er5 clothes in our regi-
| nent III know my shirts, ard if ] catch EN-
! on any butternut, ! i finish him, sure. Bat you
! see, Misses, don't want - talk ssucy 10 wo
man. ISt called to ASK you If you had any
! fesh bread - sell
L9dJ-"No' nam g aint no bakef, HnC
! don't keep 30 bake shop, IL i,hei guess yOu'i
have to 60 North for fresh bread
Sildi,T-" We'll, it's no use gittin' mad abou
/ IT, I've got money to pay for what buy.
intend to 90 North after q while, when we Will
these runaway f lleTs, but not before. II the,
hgdut run eff, secesh would have been playe,
out in a week. Iguess lis played out anyhow
chi"
Exit lady uncercmoniously, slGmming th
door through which she disappears.
y There is deed on iiie in Cambridge
Massachusetts, which describes a piece of Ian
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NOTICE

CFFI or EIssISaIP-I CHsTRAL RsILE DAD
UOEFAST
MOLLY SFRIEas, Nay "a ls2-
sonsssz zBes = tss soSs 74isa 81 ass CTssss by
ths epsay IFSvii- e1anst Ls Esaes To- satEEt ~
VI - ssEl2ADy. Psysbss =. tkas us "a rszs
NO sAs tkersafasr ThSrefss k0ldsIs - SasA aycS
-s r.by peasd 70 trs.sIt he "a ss fsr PsSsost ~
sig o se BE n,scest viii b PAidOE Ssos eNj1H n ~
va Er q Eslsss prassntss hsS vi es Gas aas FaJNHi
le,E,sS
Bs8ss N Eterosi eouP ~ nsgr ng Ens Fuy'elo i
H-v Ys vi be psiA Al ilis sf = korrtleT 5s1ead
OF " OrleeHL
~ order of she Prrden'.
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nEHTRArT.U

HEA- QUAR- rsEs HEdTzRz pFFsEFRgET,
CoRiEra Frs. Ny 81 a i5Se
General orders Eos 81,
-" ALL ere Is sad Er-EeS asEsst h5- theH
pse1z f7r Reyei daES uiIbsst lHAvs, Ehsl te
q epprA he rolls - "a Army, aSd be 20 sisC-td
ss assss ssrs ant w.sH rrrted, thAl Re r0aTNs as
e..rllpsly he T nEnnes nil ss Eu5l soed Z al
~ % wspa 8 . such
" esan aa4 q Goa BERC7Ea asRs.
{Sisutel GEURaE M. s-EET,
A~,tEE s - - 8 ~
t1MLSt csc G 6AkSEE,
r-Ng w A. A. Gers a..
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GRKERAL oEDER "a, =

BE -DQ'ARFBRs IgT Cosss ARsI or TEHl
ElsBIsSIFL
CCEITTE HNy - iRs4
II ALI. sellers abssst fISE 10 II Any COEFs ty
l. .xPlrsatel of fgTouEa. s'Ssruss, % - r.
letDrt a. 4sse H~1dqNsstsrS UisAn .Fhe A'Kr Anees
Gays Lea this sAte Al ARR Atess 1tlSut lezTe, q
AempAA ~ is vici='y. Will r-psri % CAsi. !. r.
y t1soodssn, hc Gre OF 11tHs 10 in BE Fhis,
Ns.LSa ss rert sevos eays ube vi frTskR fAs1z with
tsaiyzp-s-ls IN II ent tied theTsi%.
ILsss fAirg ~ comply with Il Or " 5lr ne 20
~ D. Goge e4T bed, w:l be Er-evfrA rr4 rreSsd as
&. slFteEs
BY erd-r 4 Bsj II Go.e al roIS.
GEL RGE vi LIAESOH,
4 A. Ge-e q.
HEACoCARTERS IsT JORPSIRST ~ raD1
FItBB-iFFI
CUEIErH Nay sssh 81
Special Orders No 81.
ALL lsaveI o. EoscAos FsAStos - eGlse-s OF me-
Il tk4 ArEy ems, sEePpt 4 p tke-e EtscqrHz-
ttrf hr7 hsrsby fevsktd aad FL re sous Eliug tA~Tz
sSsrsd rtp their Pe1ive ccr-E1eers iI1ue
diitd..
Ey erdyE ef No = G ss-rAi POLK
GEO. VIZ LfAAnOF. d.
rvuIw 4 G.s- ~
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Corrox MoxEY.-The Mississippi cotton

COrToN MoSEY-The Mississippi cotton
money" according I, the MississirPiaH, is at
par and will continue so if the honest portion
of the community will only keep sharp eye
upon the speeulatoFs" We hear Of some parties
here from Jackson who sc buying it up 1 e
cotton money is as sound as any other paper
currency We have, and cur peOpl8 should not
allow themselves to BE- imposed upon by these
sharks = IUkSblrg HAig.
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u There is deed on iile in Cambridge
Massachusetts,, which describes piece of land
as bounded by stumps and stones, whore Dan
iel Harrington licked William Smith"
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LIKREHCEsuRe RAkK F0TEg.

TNOR re sre-n nod&iion ef fse PuslIe, che Gsyes5
Savings iusSta has made rse 81 Es snGl fSust
~ ths IsrezesburE BAak. and ali susA ifsEez rgnec
BY = ID JArnss President, ssd James 0ibren
ss cashsT viii be rrempdy rodsreA Al The viii q ts
hedrr n Confederate Tre1su-y nsss expressed urcn
tbe face Of eaeh Eots ssaed upoa asPieasoa at tns
sosutsr q eais Institution.
tr4 10 = ~. ATEHFt CastiCT.
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FIRST NEWS or THE EVACUATION.


The frst indication our troops had Of the ovac-
ua!ion Of Corinth was tho blowing Up Of rebel
powder magazine, al about half past three O'Clock
or Fnday.morring Gj0th) Tie noise was dis
tinctly heard at Pit'sburg Landing, n distance
OF nearly twenty miles on n straight liLe -
There wcre apr arently, four different explosions,
about minute intervening between each, hon
VII ch it app ars that there were four separate
apartments in the magazine. The reports e.
sembled that following the discharge Of ten
irch mortar, but had not quite as much TevoT-
beraiion After tho fourth explosion the " hole
| town appraTed from our hncs 20 be cnvelol el in
| smoke for several minutes. Shortly after this
Que Cf Gen. Pope's pirke;S, whose sUSyicioHs
| Lad previously been aroused by tue tact that
there had been no skirm.shirg for several h9ags,
! rode up n the rebel intrenchments, and after
| ward inside Of them, and found ID, III deserted.
| Tie uew5 Of his man expedition was convey cd
10 tho general, who Immediately ordered o &C.
c0nnuteriug party 10 approach the t,wn, which
| they did, and soon found themselves in undis-
1 p1ted possession thereof Gen. Pope's whole
divis ion was soon under matching orders, and
bcSrc seven o clock a II. several regiments o.
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4. bcTf Negroes as n source Of knfoI mHttoa
How hey 1GunHgT IN tSeu. Mcclellan
Army.
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Oran9 gum Wpbltbun In ibm. gBar Dte
Sfleine fir 6ertbertina ntbt etne Nrt Si1er4
beit unp Sertraute 9epeIen gBar lie rli1t
ieBt eas etnoi9e 8anp, tpeldes iene nit leiuer
Grinneruns DerfnRpfte z glaA fur3em 8eine
nen trat er auf Die &leine 3u, reoete lte an Ii.
befraste lte um tbr drmlt6es Qcus. S4par3>
baA erfubr nun eine alltasltAe @elAiAte !:
Balttaa SGr9 mar Dte gDaile etnes 6elowez
bells, Der Dor leebs Sabren selforben ,tnO lte els
ner alteren S9pelter binterlalIen Bate, Die
tbr Oa@ nnb Sad unb Diirfttse &leiOsr CAB,
wabrenO 8albina pase9entbte &ram betrteb
nnp Wa9potenlte BET tbr perriAtete. 0Un Der
untpirpt9en 8ebanplung, pelAer lte Set Der
Diubme aus9sleBt par, l4ptes Btn9en gan3
aber in pem webmatbt9en Gene, wOmit ie be-
fannie, OaB lie pDn per alten Srau ais cine
unnuBe 2alt anseIeben IperDe, lag cine btnrets
dbenpe, beIepte 2lnDeutung. q.f.a i
SAwa3bab, retb unD unbelAranft tpte er
mar, tOnnte fir Elm pei6eS, empfnnslibeS @e=
mlttb, reyes Mttleio baben, unp Dor Naem, er
mar Uerltebt. gr baAte T9 bic lleberral9une
Der Sran BON OteBenber9en BET etnem ip1teren,
wenn er NIT Valbtna an Der 0ano Dor te tre=
ten tpitroe, uin tbr ieiuen fletnen Sbubling,
wpbler3U9en, pem S4mu3 unO 6lu4 pes glen=
pes cntrilIen, porfellen uno tbr la9en gu tSns
nen: uSeben sic, 6eribertina tb babe uns
lere S6ulO BET Dtelem armer @elGGpfe settl9t
unD Ourd paS, mas tA fur palielbe setban, Be-
pielen, oaB th nt9t unpantbar btu, nod Sie
uersenen babe" = Sa, er 9elobte ff6, 8al-
btna pteIer perfiimmerten Sage 3u entreiBen,
le in Die 5dnDe elmer 9ebtlOeten 6ralt CUR @r>
stebuns gu itberseben unD fitr tire 3utunft 3lt
l0r9en.
ugRetn armss Rtnb !" laste er, utumm NIT
Oetner YFesenutter um | llbr Wiattass gu
MIR auf metne gBobnun8 j; itb perDe fir Did
ettpas tbun unD DID allies N6tbtse erlernen
lallen, pamtt Du alSpann Dein BroD IeIblt
oerpienen fann(t!
I Die Rleine Danfte ibm ntebr our9 8ltde, ais
pnrb 2SOrte, unp perbteB gu tummea,
1a (6crtlebuns fplst.l $50 .
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Dr. 8. y. oMttt Nen g Tnper IaG :. erf0reet9 eta
Snbtnm etn9t Aubtntnttn etner
lle r un6 abrr9 n gebsn owte etee Der Wrpelle an
ntnbren, mel DE aus perlsnlter ontatcnen nt9en wtes
8er nno 9edbrer erantpetten NIT tpm erroen; otes TT
est leSo@ nanStsts es@OToeM mo- . ,,,r hos
%S SoE w r ~ r1SS,,rt. eft ;sny 5i
tn 1885 " gsbelser Nor ats Msst en9Gn Ss. aee 5e
pa st sns 8aAS s mt;t s,s s@Sf %
UanS1 MNO ~ osu sS I.S. Sos ia y tast,n S M
ur Se0rnnoune ttaes aHins els teaIeSl up
aer Art nOlpneNo1s wv peas@l Son uHt peFSsE
Stoct iAamHIeH8enDnutH gelGsgen ISna SnI.
Oo8let@ 60 UIm s.asm AvS.t ", "ss
gTs M s60d Ss Ss t otssn beSoesr Ts
s 81 Mortss1s y. orss mn, nn Sas Mn,eion
gntn ~ - so5t - Sss n @ s4 4 [ ivy a r
ur iepr NUlSpgn'ts 81 pu onl. a ,aa as t M SSssn S
an NH' oos cru ~ um ssm M aa wv 1aH'
Esen oss auSss " pe S.s In I y. S et lva
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o. SgIa R uet stsuI ss "a - S wW Is
. 20 Ss"sSehrs slsm ms sr bat onn,its IN
Jnp'eIs Isn ~, ,,h ,,1Ssrs ~ 3 sJs S"cen oeSetit
0sa SSem nnU wi s arss, SsoSl fra% ntsr r.r
NV UttaR mr @ ~ xsms AT oss r. Ssm;ts s;r saSt Ss
guuGtNHg 0as1 os s ~ s"sT ~ pts o
ING Ueiunues Vs s s oe
~ ertpetea mDet Cat9n sa pHs ns ng 1us@ use 10
o1en Nnae6eN @ uIattMpen Vf.tpat pe.Gsn'
wet gerprsungen maden oeren GInuun9 lepF Den erap
rfnFeH unC pfnsn sattIen tsR ""ps1'W' w :,
Nedd1fef TDIdenDe6 bet Settett. sn
,,,oJ1s.%, usSder Mi obio,n tebsln beho.t a. rnns
" on "rss srf"hrsme Mp,t member hrM r,s9msn -
I r so .nsn bsrsit trS iCnpern DsntsIben
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Or. ssSphnifnn.

geee ree fSntslt&su 9p1estHs gDuntar Ia Hrntvn
aoatFter enes bar eren mettu@en Gpneaen et er StaS
sn Der ben Srbten EteI us ee6ens ben upttderE bon
sonoen Varta Dbatepba nbSnbtrsu Sdben snsebra BAT
@tie Der Wtt6i8tu nt unydblSt ebtubt Ne an OreuEax
tA NerpStd Tnt anbeten 6rdntbttsu Jeu rle A. o. ag&
Istn pet eertnaen &IttReeien H. rben aneenb9t& So
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@A Gruit &6ffers
9aserbter.8raueret Uni
0Nafbinatpn GitD 6arten,

Stem. gprf Apelue, stpiiben 1. unp 2. 5trabe.
Bon pmner Su SGmmer irrp Der pb9e Garten mehr ber
ppadnptst ub erfret G ener mer srDBeren @nnit beS
9nbltlmS. f4HgF sa #fa ttsf
Der bequem u sretenbe pat, Die attsen fur Gaienbe
ngerieten 2aaben np 3cte perger1umi9e Gang 9aptpu
&esetabnen, SGteBitanpe 3Hrnanalt Sie anOere A
t batun8spiele; iprpe ee aumelfIame Seoienung unb
Serabretbung osr betfn @ftrdnte unp Spen ber Cation
perpen au fir belen Srmer nit orfe6len mir ben 8u-
lpriIb bes 4ubtImS su er5aitea.'
@relRen, Sd9uen u. pelde ihre 1nbldben yee I'M
rep Sartea" peranltaten pcen, werben pprttbafe BE-
ptn9un8en pom SefBer 9eltelt.
III @s 1T biare9enp GORGE seragen bic bete Orbnun9
ttsS auIredbt Su baLteH es
&inem trelnpIlepen 8eiuh Tebt ent9e9en
.SulilS f.t s,.s... @rn g De ffIer.
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aeheime1t &ramfheitetf
,(unae Nanner,

oVntsrs we BIT Opfe sebtteu Haers serrsen EnA
tas dhyltG e es EduIrnh IN ctr IN bta @rGb rgt wte
eurn tri erbdDeneu Gante uah .nrGer DerfGte ssras
MI ee Spnnsr ber &rettafet beH Senat begeter ant k
setter tsaubsrn6s E9ne cnsCG baEtu wyb<n mSsen H6
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.Mrltnatpn &prtna. /. 2

SieIen 10 beebten @er9nugun9sO Bat Der nte5et9nete
i6erncwlen nb erIoubt @ bralit baS betde PubIum
8aitm9tpn geOr8stOpn io llmse8enb gu Sabf em 8eab
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