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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06
oGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
Is6s. isC2.
WINTER ARRASGE1iENT
on and s.ter Monday nc,. -;l. is+-. Passenger
Trains Vill run IS follows, Sunday excepted
Ff-sf T-o'1-TArosrt Wr-f

Leave u-lensbur "a A. D. % NJ .lile 40 Aialouel
arriving ~ Rou-e's Point ~ f'l y ". connecting
with the vermont Central Train with saIsu4f Slscr-
Tag Co.'s attached, fr Burlinz t1u. arriving at 600
~ IN time 90 connect with through trslns fr
Troy. Alnsuy and New ork. AIs1 With Vermont
Central y iEht Express from Rouse Point. Spring
field. Worcester, Concord, Msuchester. Nsshus Low
ci aud arr wing a. Boston carly the following f4.r
ulu--
Second Tr1.1-M.r-H
Lave 90 .i~ls'ur-h st f1a ? " With rra. Is--.H-
gers for Malone. leaving Malone 20 ru s W. or
Platte ul-h and Rous1'- Point
ksfl-rfnr
I-ar. Boston sf 10 A y. au. PSF t-. Sew
Nnr+ tf i.I 4 A. aud Rouse Point a. - DID, ~ ar-
riFIU- 90 o-ifu-Hgr-h 40 uI 2 VI. in t.rr 90 cone
meet with the Grand Trunk Railway for Kingston.
Toronto. rstro't Chicago. end al point Wet and
South Wet.
Y UoTIr arr..
Malone p,c 5th I---
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-03-06

Tur ocular faint or
Infection which &C
call scEcfULA lurhs
in the constitutions Of
mul,iiuies Of Hl,r- IL
either produces cr j.
produced by an en-
tceble,l, Nitilied -i'te
.rf the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in-
'couiiviyni Co sustain
',li, vitsliprces in their
.,isnrua- action. and
.lc7,es t.Is y-tcm 90
fH INTO disorder end
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shall continue, for the year 1855 20 FUN. L
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THE LoNDoN Pr4RTERLT .coas--,~.r.
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TERMS:
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Manufactured by J. CRIsTApoRO, 6 A.t9r Houss,
New York sold everywhere. and sppi.ed by az
Hair Dresser.
Price. 81. g. g. aud 8 per box. according % z-s
fsh.c-lmdzW No. g
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EXTRAORDINARY NILITARYs,rvr

Ihe lonely sentry walking his rounds AZ night. cv
posed % oreuchine rains and chill might air +. often
ting Hcorrs1f'., FIRST symptoms Of erticf CaHs-s.f-
,gH, but 70 supplied with HoLLowAY's Pms an
M0LLoNAl'> ulNrrNr, all danger is arcrted q q. W
W., liAcn h'-ht and morning, and the Ointment
.5N-t rn'ae4 twice day over The threat and che-f
wv remove t1e ssTcrest Pains srd .top ID mot
distressing nr H1Hssrarr far-t Thrref ~ b. IN.
whole Army. '''
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CHAs. g HALFEF, 4. \. o..
10th Army CarTs
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PULMONARY BAL%tr.

~ OLD srAND8Ep RE,,rDY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-06-18
Union Leagues.

The formation Of Union Leagues throughout
the loyal States i one Of the most significant IN
di~cati0ns OF the times. and should be hailed a. Z
good omen by every lover OF his country L has
become the firm discrimination Of the inhabitants
u the free States 10 never permit their inStltu-
lions = perish and with tlis view they have
commenced banding themselves together. u0t
only - protect each other. hui = struggle T.
preserve the Union u the las. LII the p-Op-e
everywhere jim these Union Leagues, for they
are designed 5ut for one purP1>e-thaC Of self
protection. Party politics, for the time bang.
: - nothing II the balance. Every man n tHes5
times, VINO ! not a traitor, should eve c7ln-e-
nance L such associations. tGr IN them = the
salvation Of the country. NJ difficulty can pos
sI5ly arise IN q State Ike California, II the Iuaa5.-
tantS act together but once allow rebels BY .
concert IF action through " Golden Circles =
obtain possession OF al the arms IN the safe and
NJ mans person oT property would be safe in
certain contingencies. There i now. however
IN Indication far and near that Union Leagues
are being formed. and that the people are rush
ing u them for admission. This i one Of the
halTlest signs Of the times, and indicates more
unn!st-kaJly than any event which has preceded
u since the war commenced, that correct TrIncI-
PIE viii triumph. Indeed, with Union Leagues all
over the country such = cJnplets understanding
viii D. established thar our enemies can 10 moth
ing. Even IN the Slave States tls Leagues viii
prove most powerful aUxl.i4ri-s = the Union
cause. In a war Ike the PRESENT. with traitors
everywhere. II i most essential 20 know who i
loyal and reliable. OF course >eces>iUniscs viii
howl over the new phase which these associations
giving . the Union cause. but 1t viii be Of
short continuance. The great victory over the
enemy may 5e considered - dating from the com
menc-ueut Of the formation Of Union Leagues
Bulletin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-06-18

s]pira;i7n on the acquisition Of British Columbia
The London TINS a~naiyzs the petition
emanatinE from til -o-ca..ed Indignation meeting
held - Manchester this ws-k. - protest against
the building T C1.=i=r4-= way saips in Eng
land. and asserts there : hardly Z word in the
document which = u1t Ulst r-puEuanJ = the
f--..a-s o.: ta4 great mass Of tie people n this
Cg4r--v-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25
HrADoUAnTEns o. S. FoRcrs,l
nashville, TENN, April 81.

EAHh NAhAAJ AEHNv 1RAh 49,
Orders.
The sympathizers with the existing
rebellion in this city and vicinity, appa-
rently considering the dictates of their
political %sympsthies, as of more force
than She obligations imposed upon them
by their residence and protection within
the Federal lines, the General command
ing at this post orders as follows;
l. Ali white persons over the age Of
eighteen years and residing within the
lines Of this command, who do not
within ten days from the publication Of
this order, subscribe to the oath of allie
glance or on-cOmbatants' parole, and
file with Col. John A. MARTIN, Provost
Marshal, bonds with sufficient securities
for the faithful observance Of such oaths
or paroles will be required to go South
of the lines of this. army, by routes TO
be designated by the military authori-
ties.
IL AINlts VIII nave hlHtauy buD~
scribed to proper oaths or paroles and
bonds, and who have not been guilty Of
acts or words of treason, subsequent to
The taking of such obligations, are ex-
empted from the operations of this order.
III. Forfeiture Of the amount of bonds
given as above, and Of all other property
Of persons violating obligations taken in
accordance with this order, together with
such other punishment as may be de-
creed by a military commission; will
follow any violation of the requirements
of such oaths or paroles.
~. All persons who are unwilling to
subscribe to the obligations herein or
dered, will report their names and places
of residence, within ten days specified,
to Col. John A, Martin, Provost Marshal.
BY order of
Brig. Gen. RoBr. B. MITCHELL.
JOHN PRATT, a.. A. General.
[~apr22-1w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25
BOARD OF CLAIMS.

The Board of Claims, appointed under
Special Field Order No. 90, and under
instructions from Department Headquar-
ters, have commenced the investigation
Of the claims fled with the Board.
1t is required Of each claimant to file
with his claim a specific statement or
declaration on the subject of his citizen
ship, before the case can be taken up for
investigation. The form prescribed for
those who wish to declare themselves,
un~equivocally, citizens of the United
States, is as follows:
III am a true and faithful citizen of the
United States Of America, and claim to
be entitled to all the privileges, and I'M
der all the obligations appertaining to
such citizenship" ~
The claims of those who SO acknowl-
edge themselves to be citizens of the
United States will be first examined.
The exceptions to the rule in the case
of minors and others under disabilities,
will be decided as the respective cases
are reached.
The Board will continue TO receive and
file just claims on its being shown that
the said claims could not have been soon
er fled. RUSSELL HoUsToN,
April ii. Chairman.
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HEADsUARTERs U. s. FoRoEs,
TENN, April IA, l863.}

NASHVILLE, TENN, April IA, 1885
Ordes,l
/. In accordance with orders from
Headquarters Department of the Cum
berlAnd,
"All citizens residing within the lines
of this army are directed TO report to the
nearest Provost Marshal every arrival Of
guests at their houses from day to day,
within one hour after the time such
arrival occurs, giving the names, resi-
dence, the manner of their coming, and
their business within the lines Of the
army"
II, Citizens Of the city Of Nashville and
its immediate vicinity will report to
Col JoHN A. MARTIN, Provost Marshal.
III. Any violation Of this order will
be severely punished.
BY order Of B~rigadier- General r. B.
MITCUELL.
JEo. PRATT, A. A. Gen.
april l5-1w
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tFor the Nashville Union
East Tennessee Battery OF Light
ArCiIloTy.
NIcHoIAsvIILE, KY, April p, '63.

NlcHonAsvILE, Ky, April21, '63.
Editor Na,hviHe Union;
We have now at this place the lat East
Tennessee Battery of Light Artillery,
commanded by Capt. r. Clay Crawford,
The Battery is composed entirely Of East
Tennesseans who had stood by the Union
until driven from their homes by the
minions Of the bogus Confederacy, Capt
Crawford was ordered to Lexington, Ky.
on the 25th Of March, by Gen. Rosoorans,
to recruit and organize this command
and on the 10th Of April, by his untiring
perseverance, his command was full and
was mustered into the U. S. service,
Capt, Crawford has seen sixteen years Of
military service, and is a professional
soldier. lie entered West Point at the
age of eighteen, having then seen two
years service in Mexico. Resigning his
commission, he embarked in the 6llibus-
tering schemes Of the Cuban Junta under
Lopez, and after the failure Of the expe-
ditions, accepted a commission under
Gen, Morazan in Central America. At the
breaking out of the present war be was
in the far West as an assistant Surveyor
In Utah. lie raised a command Of three
hundred men in West Tennessee and
joined the Federal forces in Missouri
previous to the battle Of Belmont lie
served there without pay or commission
until just previous 70 the hard fought
battle Of Shiloh. He was badly wound.
ed in a skirmish near Charleston, Mis-
souri,, in March, and in April, when lust
able to take the field, was captured with
HIS command by the rebels. lie had a
six months taste Of p%rison-life with Gen.
Crittenden, Gen. Prsntiss, and some three
hundred other Federal officers, aud was
exchanged in October last. His com-
mand are anxious for a taste of the reb-
ella, and he is the very man who, if not
trammeled by orders, will crafty them
His Battery is composed of two hundred
men armed with Colts Eayies and sabre
for side arms, Elk Rodman Riaed Can
non, and two twelve FOUNDER Howitzers.
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LOST.

ON FRIDAY EVENING ABOUT 8 O'CLOCK WAS
, taken frum No. 70 line street, a IeG and
Pearl Broastpin. A evayd Of $40 viii 10
gwen 20 any person returning H. Or giving infof-
nation as 70 where it eau hs had.
Apl lo-lW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25
HEAnoUAsTERs DEP'T on ran C UnERLASr,
MuRFReEsB0Ro, Tenn, Ma oh is, 1853.
Field Orders. No. II,

Special Field Orders, No. II.
VII. A Board is hereby ordered to in
vestigate the various claims arising from
the use of cotton bales belonging to pri-
vate parties, for Notifications at Nash
vile. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Tenn on the 18th inst, or as soon there
after as possible, and will hold its ses-
sions from time to time as the business
for which il is appointed may require.
The object Of the Board viii be to thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, and to develop
all facts bearing upon them. Reports
will be made upon each case, separately,
as soon as the Investigation Of il is con-
cluded b1
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Besides this organization, be has attach
ed to his Battery twenty-five Riaemen,
armed with the long-range Mississippi
rife, to act as a guard. l predict the
noise Of his guns will be heard in The
valleys Of East Tennessee before the fall
Of the leaf.
Yours, j.. @. MORTON.
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OBTAIN FoR THE poARp.

Colonel Il. A. KING, 68th Ind. Vol.
III. Col. j. w. LANGLEY, 125th III. Vol.
Capt. j. j. DoNEELLY, 14th Mich. Vol.
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Maj. Gen, R~osEcRANs,

II. 5. THRALL, Capt. and A. A. G..
In pursuance OF the above Special Field
Order, the Board met at Maj. General
RosEoRANs' former Headquarters, High
street. Nashville, IN Wednesday, March
18th, 1868, and organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time 10 time as
the business for which il is appointed
may require. Claims for loss aud dam
age, arising from the use of cotton bales
belonging TO private parties for the forth
hoations of Nashville, will be presented
without delay, The Board adjourned TO
10 o'clock, A. NJ, Friday, March 20, 1868,
EDWARD A. KING,
Col. 6sth Ind VOL, Pres. of the Board.
March 19-tf.
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WARD & MoDERMoT,
No. go Public square.

We are r~oooiying our spring sock d Gentlemen.
Clothing aud Furnishing Goods.
Also q iot Of Cheap Clothing for sornnis.
WARD a M~opERMOT,
mafAi-Am No. ~ Publc SQUARE.
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A Deserved Rcbuke to an Infamous
Article. 4

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 21, 1913.
E{ior Nast9ile Union
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-08
Baltimore 1l0cfker.
8olti nj ORE, ben 8, Sanuar 1868.
Die fran36af4e Wermittlune.

Das fran3SfiAe 8ermttilunoS : Brctett il
burGaus nt1t aufseeeben. WappleCn lit ntAt
Der Wtann, cine Nrppultipn nur Iaut peroen
su lafen, bic rr ntmt NIT aIer Gnereie per-
ful9en MID. Der &frmtttlanasDurIGln8 fol-
autirlt6 IN Observation-Disclosures @etie 9sna6t
irsrDen, pobet teoe 8slstbt9ung bet amertfas
nilten National , @itelteit permteben perben
fol-.
Die Ger9anDlungea tparen na6 Der Wnte
tpurt BON Gnglamb unS G1uBlanb aufgelHUben,
bis bte glnltGt bes amertfantlAenE 8OlF In
Narts befQunt piirbe. Do1 btelt Napoleun
cine MiniRerGbuug, melAe be1dlob, has Ser
m~lttIunespfpiett an STR. Merrter 3a i4tden,
I'm Is Scr. GewarD at aberreiGen, tauo baB
man guetanp umS 8tnblanb aberptals bas
Wrcieti SDrleGen msac.
Die @eiauDten BON Srenfret9 in 2pnoDn
uao VetersBura et1telten Oe8bal6 .Nuftra9,
2crb 8ulea unO Thrlt @Ortiaatpf ID erluAsn
Dn Die j3stt fur @ermtttluuS mad tbrer NnIiGt
nod niGt ba, bod siitisF an5useben, inter
lpslfen 8eOtaeungen fe otele 3ett gefomr1en
0lauben tpirOfu, Die fran5TItlfe Ne9teruns,
ntuEten lie e~rtlGren, talte Gle Seit ba3u fur
rer 9ttnltig unb perDe aGetn banbeln, tpetn
bic anbern Nl1hte Bel tbrem erlteu GntIGlu|s
f. tleiten witrsea. gta9 ben ~neuslten ylaG.
stbten aus Gurepa baben bte Hesterunsen
Ia England unb &uBlanb nuGmtalS Die 6raee
In 8eratbua8 ss3U9en Cb, le NIT Napplecn 9ee
metnf1m GanDelA pollen.
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eoeaIbert6te aus @safbimaton.

+@apt. N&raue bonn 2. Oifrittreat.
ntent lit Dem Auartiermeiltsrpepartement ,ts
eetbetlt uno bat ettua %bretbunpert pcblaetauts
@ontretanNs 3a teaufF9tiBen, peldc In ben
Oerl@teotnsn 6OlpttdIern, Qasern &c. Die +. a.
9Olteeoutp, b. y. DIE Gorge fir bte &etnbals
tan9 Der QCcoIitateH, 3OI3lpaltrn, @tnbet,en,
NIT eInent @Orte, 6austnedbtsarbett AT per-
rt9ten Baben. @lan9t brtnssn beretts tppte
pferee, pie In ber nmgeeene Der Stabt ftelen.
uu;er Die @rpe, uu0 ie psrri9ten tore Nrbett
nit @ifsr uno Gtnl6t. GU aunl 8etlpiel
I@legpen tie Die @aOaper In bte pur6 8eaens
3aNe Seruria&ten @rDetnl 6nitte pper Napinen
anp 9raben pom NanDe BITE VrDe ab, uut he
0aranG Su perfeu, tporurb nod Der 8prtbetl
entltsbt, OaB Die GesenO seebast nnp Ste Sos
ptuen~ anfSefuIt weroen.
! Irrettrmng etnes Secef1tps
n It II. - Ncr9efern N6snb irurpe Elm
parOltrter &stedenesfanssusr, @. 81. Stone,
me6su euTEabrertIAer, In ttnsm Der Stobt@
bahnwn8sn gsfatrter N%usrnfunsea arrettrt.
Setne u%nSsrlanatfn uao gang anp gar unsro-
0ocirten Nsce1, Die 3uleBt f. ersarteteu, beE
meprsre YerIUneu es pCr,pssn ben @aaen Az
DsrloIlen, peraBlaBten ietns Qrretiruna; ,tnp
na9 etnem SetbSr Dor &tCbter SCtnIpn trurte
eE Der MtlitarbebSrOe absrIefert, bic tbu in's
asts Capitol iessa lief.
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SIM Ser. ct. @enot. ButIer. MaE.,

SIM Ser. ct. @enat, Butler, Maf.,
evm ItlitGrcpmmittse, bsri@tste bic Sc
Ianmtre IOlution oeS Sau1es far Ve5ablun9
Der glr.nee unb GIotte nit etuem Enhancement,
rcourb Der GAablefretdr autortlIrt nitro, 30
Wttltpnen Dollars weitere GrealurY.N Oteu
st btelem 3wsde aus3useben,
JelIenoen beantroets 8frtpeilung an baa
5inau3 COMMITTEE.
Die Blu tpnrOe an nas 5taan5,@cmmittst
peyDteIen.
5auS. Qr. Sebetptd Ofertrte etnea 8e.
I6luB, baB Der GrteesGetretdr bet Mufmahuna
Der 3abl Der bon ieOem ein3eInem Staate ee-
lteferten Iruppen rte ppn eincm 1ptttn fit
ben Ntartnebtenlt 9~sliefsrte Mann16aft mil
einjure6neu babe, mas anAeuommen wuree.
Or. 9tdman braAte etne 8tQ Elm nm 8e.
fGleanisane Der gerFartuns wnierer Gee.
maht.
5r. 9enoletcn mad SCrbcrgeEtnter @tntet-
tun0, In pslGer CT Die I9otiade mittbeilte
Dap General Grant etre Srbre, purb tpelde
Die Ssraelttet aus Dem 8erettb Ietres Nrntee
ccmmanb0s oertrieasn wscDen (oQteu, erlaferl
babe, bieIe Srbre tebrd, "a fe teinen uuter-
i@teb sptfAen SGulOtsen unb un1Gulbigeu
made, nn0ere@t uaO un9sFBlIA ist, - eineu
SeIAlub, tpOour6 Der @eneral fir ben Grlas
ether lOl6en Srbre eetapeEt nerhen IoI(e.
Sr. NaIbbmrne (tellte ben Nntrng, Cbteeu
gpri6Ia9 AMI ben Slid, 3uilesen, mas NIT Sc
Segen 53 Sttmnten3 aupsupmmea EDurbe.
Die Gta, fnrG ntl1e 10 MtQtonea Du[4
lars CUR uutsriiBuu8 be8 Staatesn Dlifousi
bet emancipation bee ScIaSem 9aasepieIeu
~Eperben, otn9 burt. sd 6ah q
Gelfnr ppu 9oltanttcemmittee bert6tete
etne Blu, pelGe Ten Observation-Disclosures ee,
maGtt9t, tt Die Site pURfGGiger @rtifel bts
an ScIOaten BON ben Sbrigen ab3uIsnDenbeu
SaGen tint ben Sas BON l @e1t8 per uuse
anf3uns6men. DurGgsgan9en. mg#-9
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Desoarotes 0efsGht.
gebe bes Generals Butter su VbiIaoelsbia

VDtlnDe[Fbt6, Z. San. General
nalor 6atler TAM 9eate Mbeno 6ter an. Gr
ptrb r,praen Iber 9latu gJcrt mad 9cfon
I8eGeu. 9tan leiner Nntuuft aSbreIGrte er
etra 3pei b,noert unb fGinftq 6srren. bic In,
gmPfan93tttrner bes @cuttnentalbptels letner
partsten. 81 erpa6ute 3uerR Der iebiasn, 70
gang BON benen SerIAiepenen umfGn6sn ~
tener 3ett, ais er, am IA. MpriG 1861. bur0
philadelphia 9ffemmen lst. gle BADEN.
ia9te ct Ferner, etnfn Nft 1p6er Gerontpprts
ItAfeit, Der tnebr ols ir9eub Elm anperer 8es
ootern nrO Iaoel auf Der etnen, !3uaimmuna
ane 8taignn5 auf Der auHern erreat Bat.
&s toar etn petnlsder, ie>g6 nuvh 0eredtta.
Fstt nao Notboeuoigteit Sprgs11ritbener Qft.
80 msine Die 9tariGtiag beg Mumfprb.
(8eifaa) gr isgte nun bic ~befanuteu Stat.
Idd)fa %ausetaaa0er: bic SerunterretEuno Der
ant bem Ifu39eb1ube ter eeretts Inn Sofa
oss Sereintetsn Stoaten MilitGrs beTnoIi6en
Staet 9lsp Orleans aufespFansten Geretnie.
ten Staatsr Elog6e bur@ Mumfore 1aate.
es butte fteie 6auplun9 ollein lGpn Elm Ips
iorttgEe Gpntbaroemert Der Gtaot aered,ta
fertt9t.
SID baIte bic @recusipn beute nod fir spGs
fcmmsn eereAtfertigt. I'm 70 Fmebr oils bic
SbuBs, GtuUote5 RnD @ueriQaS Der Stopt oes
|@w0rsa batten, Mumfoyb birfe nidt as6anat
perpe1- IS gait Elm 8etIpiel su lfatutrer,
ut' 81 5stgsG, per Derr Iet, Der commands
tfnFs sc eaIbr @.r. Staatea, Deer tsne.
unp lfater lat mafl ME pteeer Don Der SADIE
,9eptp1ea. (5eifaG.)
SO 6ttra8te bsn RriS8 I'm SitDweFea ols
beenOff. Der 6auptpIan Der 8ebeQen mar,
IRE GtrettsT0fte G9lsntFan; 8e8snlber ~ cUns
csutrtsea nno lin 81 psrntGtsn, unp lpbann
Stdsoar8 uao 9lsp Orleans 3u bsfreten. Ntr
t0nnen zen spEsn unb 6raSen GplOaten 9tcz
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