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BEN WOODS PAPER

The New York Daily News, Ben VOL,
which was suppressed in the early part Of II paper
has been re-estabished. We have reco;aoS S"e war,
OF It, containing report of twenty .6vo copy
Of the proceedings of the great Peace columns
held on the Sd Of June: "'ehtlon,
"To say that it was the largest Co,vo..
held in this or any other country, vonIJ ever
affording even faint idea of its over H not be
immensely. grander gathering of ,S O
has never before been seen. If moro people
could give ccI"t to the sublime purpose for vI;.n
the Convention was called, it was given ves,s "lca
Peace at length found its fitting pageant her.
night-all the more sublime because ., y. I''
humanlzlnS contrast to the pageantry orr, 'ue
familiar of blood and carnage following ~, i;
CHASTITY train of civil war; Tue
There is much about restoring the J-r;o,
the lasting blessings of it to posterity and Il, ua
sort of thing, but most of the speakers seor,oS ~"
contemplate the certain contingency of perm,D.1 70
separation. "e"'
"When that part of the address was read ,.,.,
irg to the impossi5iity of subjugating the Santa
the deepest feeling was manifested with Gro.
The South never can be conquered When H.
Bradford read the phrase, "proclaim for pe,cs,
the hall presented the widest confuson-msD
rising in their seats and waving hats and hand.
korchlefs, with shouts aud cries of peace peacepn
We trust Gen. Lees advance into Peupsvlv,Di,
will give the North a taste of war, that tbev m,,
realize still more the blessings of peace. Viii
one accord, the press of the Confederacy re,,,
sents the cry of its people to carry the sword and
torch into the enemys country as peace measure
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body OF the rebels being small, they retired for
reinforcements, and returning, caught the citizens
who had captured :he men, and made them release
them and pay for the horses and equipments.
After the occupation Of the town, the rebels we're
lying all about the pavements and the cellar
doors, resting. Gen. jenkins ordered all the
private arms in the city to be taken possession of,
as the citizens had fired his troops. The stores
were opened, and sometimes the Confederates paid
for goods with Confederate money, and sometimes
they-didn't."
All the accounts show that the greatest conster-
nation prevails in the Pennsylvania towns and
cities. The people evidently expected that the
Corfederates would retaliate for the brutal treat
ment inflicted on the south by yankee soldiers.
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horses and the strewn articles, of every variety OF
an army outfit. :.
On the morning of the 14th, after making SUIT
a bic disposition Of the arms ana army stores cap
tured at Bunkers HILL the command resumed the
march onward towards Martinsburg. About IL
o'clock, NJ, the advance guard met the plckets
some four miles out from town-picket sklrmsh-
ing was kept up for two hours, in which time they
were driven back two miles, when they
opened their artillery upon columns, which
caused us to fall back out of range and await 1ur.
Their preparations. In short time Gen Rhodes
column Of infantry came up with his artillery
which was Immediately placed in position
large number of General Jenkins brigade were
dsmountcd and formed in the advance line OF bat
tle as infantry, reservlng some companies mount
ed for rapid pursuit In the meantime the enc
my, supposlng we had no artillery, formed 'heir
lines on our left wing, under cover, as to COM
mand cross fire of inusketry and front our men
with their SHE'LL which placed our column in
most perilous position. In this order the ball was
opened The musketry fire was fierce for about
five minutes Then rose high in the air the sig
nal yell of Cen Jenkins Brigade for charge
the musketry was hushed into silence, and the
race frantic our artillery, in the meantime, enter
tanning that of the enemy. Very soon all was
silent, save the mighty sounds of the dashlnS
steeds and the shouts Of those in pursuit. .-~.
Two miles to town, through and three miles
bcyond town when darkness closed in and stopped
the chase. We captured six pieces of artillery,
(all the enemy had four artillery horses, many
cavalry horses and small arms, and heavy commits
sary stores Gen. Rhodes infantry were drawn
up in line of battle, but not brought into action.
The killed and wounded was slight on both
sides Our loss, according to the best informa-
ton, is less than ten, in killed, wounded and cap
furcd embracing the Afternoon skirmshing. Our
men captured about two hundred prisoners.
At dawn of day next morning, the 10th, Gen
jenkins brigade, resumed the march; crossed the
Potomac at Williamstown, and found a smothered
expression of sympathy in that place; but in lla
gcrstown the citizens were outspoken and exul-
tant On reaching Greenvlle, Pa, we found the
citizens terror-strickcn, and along the way many
had fed for refuge. The command occupied
Chambersburg, one of the most beautiful points liz
the keystone State, near midnight much to the
terror of some, and probably to'the discomfort of
most Of the inhabitants. But, on being assured
by Gen. jenkins that no violence contemplate
ed upon their persons, and that private property
except horses, would be respected, their terror
seemed to give place to more easy and graceful
bearing.
The brigade returned from that place onthe
evening of the 18th, bringing off many "contra
bands and fine horses.
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

Whereas complaint has been made to the Poard or
Commissioners of the Town of Charlotte, that negroes
living in this Town lots by themselves in viola
ton of State and Town Laws.
Be it ordained by the Board, that the owners and
persons having such slaves in charge be hereby noti
ed that is in vol alton of Law for any negro slave
live upon any lot by themselves, and that the evil
complained of must be remcdied by the owner or
agents. otherwise the negroes will be taken and hired
out by the town authorities.
R. F. DAVIDSON, Mayor.
T. w. DEWEY, Town Clerk.
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CoNFEDERATEs IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Gen. Lees army has occupied, without re-
sistance, the fourishing town Of York, the centre
and capital of great county which is the garden
of Pennsy vania; situated on the railroad on which
Baltimore depends for its supplies, within fifty
miles Of that city, almost due north.
The plans Of Lee still secret to enc
mics, well as to ourselves; whether he means to
strike for Philadelphia, Or for Baltimore, and in
either case to cut off the railroad communication
of Washington with the North, as he has already
with the West; whether his intention be to
establish himself quietly in the richest part of the
keystone State, and make its fertile valleys sup
port his army, until he can force Hooker to bat
tie, perhaps in front Of the Notifications Of Wash
ington; all this remains matter of conjecture for
the present One thing, however, is pain--Gen.
Lees movements are directed not to indscrimi-
mute plumber and devastation, but to the winning
Of uctory; and victory will leave all Maryland and
the best part Of Pennsylvania absolutely i'll his
power to levy regular contributions upon the
count-y-to burn or to ransom the towns and
cities at his pleasure-to free Maryland and Balti
more, and to strike blow right at.the enemy's
head in Washingto n-Richnomd Enquirer
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Eighteenth Dividend.
& S. G. RAILROAD CO.,

COLUMBIA, June 10, 863.
semi-annual dividend will be paid in Confederate
States Treasury Notes, the first of July.
Stockholders resident heretofore will be paid at
Charlotte Chester, Winnsboro and this office.
Those whose extra stock dividends for May, 1862,
have not been paid, apply here. Transfers clos
ed until 9Th July. c. BOUKNIGHT,
July 6, 1868. Secretary and Treasurer.
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$9J REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber Wednesday night
the oath inst, negro girl named ANN purchased
her in Charleston, and think it likely she is making
her way Fruit Hill, Edgefeld District, S. c., where
she raised. She is about 8 feet inches high,
about 20 years old, and copper color. The above
reward will be paid for her delivery to confne-
ment in any Jail so that can get her. ..~:r ~
r. RABE.
Charlotte, n. G , June 80, 1863. 3t-pd
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NOTICE.

Those indebted to the estate ef A. Winter, te.
ceased, will please make immediate settlement with
the undersigned and those having claims agnia'' he
said deceased must present them, duly authenticated
within the Iime prescribed by law, this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
---.- H. T. REID, Admir-
june %, 1863 st-pd wM. REID, Agent.
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Bank of. CharsOtte,
,June 30. 1863

JUNG oV, IOUO J
Dividend No. l9.-The Directors of this Bank hav-
ing declared semi-annual Dividend ofrwo dollars
and fifty cents per share-the will be paid
demand in Confederate funds.
JOHN J. BLACKWOOD,
July 6. 1868. President.
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PROVIDENCE ACADEMY.

The exercises of this School will be resumed on
Monday the 18th of July next.
Terms per Session of 20 Weeks:
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, $50 40
Arithmetic, English Grammar, &c, ~ 90
Reading, Writing, sc. &c, 10 %
Students will be charged from the time Of entrance
till the end of the session. Further particulars made
known On application.
f. G.. KUYKENDhL.
June %, 1868 3t-pd
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PICKET Duty.

The friends of Vigilance and Safety recommend the
of w. p. BYNUM, of Lincoln comfy to be a fit
serve in the next Congress. We appeal to all
good patriots ponder well the Port to which we
arc drifting MANY VOTERS.
June 23 1863 pd
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
Greensboro. r.. e..

The fall session of this Institution will commence on
the 4th Of August next.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION OF 20 WsfKs:-Board, in
Guiding washing lights fuel, &C. S22O; English Tuition
$40: Music the Piano, Harp Guitar $50; vocal
Music. sl2 80; Oil Paining, $50; Drawing, Sl2 so;
Grecian Painting, SIS; Ancient and Modern Lam
guages each 81 so.
For further particulars apply 10
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
June 80, 1868 2m-pd
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A COOP IDEA.-The following regulation was
passed by the City Council of Atlanta
Resolved, That in the event Of the refusal on
the part of any resident to cheerfully enroll his
name for the protection Of our wives, our children
and our homes, the names Of all such be publish
ed conspicuously in each of the daily papers of
the city, that those may be distinctly known who
refuse to embark in such holy cause; and that
such other action be taken in the premises as may
be deemed prudent and safe for the welfare of the
CITY,
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LINCOLNTON FEMALE SEMINARY,

LLNCOLNTON, " &.
The Fall Session, 1863, will open Monday July
18th, and continue twenty weeks.
RATEs.-Board, including fuel and Washing d,
80 Tni,ion from SO TO % %
Piano Lessons, ~
Use of Piano,
French, ~
Trpys-Ope hundred and fifty doll. required 10
advance the remainder at the cEd OF the session NO
ia -, for absence unless in Of seror'
Illness PUPILS furnish their own candles, towels ana
toilet soap. 81,
Ina a IsGa Ct-pd S. LANDER, Principal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-07-07

GREAT FIRE IN ATLANTA, GA-On the night
of the 29th ult., destructive fire broke out in
Norcross' Building, at the corner of Whitehall and
Marietta streets. The Confederacy publishes a
list of the principal sufferers, whose losses amount
to over $4,000.
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before last, at blockade sale, Rio Coffee sold At
81 y to 2 So per pound; black tea 81 25; brown
sugar, 81 25 to 40; Butcher boots, sl2 per pair.
Printing paper, 81 by 40, sl60 per ream; News,
paper, "A by SO, s38 per ream; printed muslins.
81 - per yard; and linen cambria handkerchiefs,
SlI - per dozen
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Notice.

have received the Tax-Lsts for the year 1868, and
hold them ready for inspection, and request informa
ton of any failure by persons not making their
according to law.
will also receive Taxes due or said Lists for which
purpo.e will attend at the usual Muster Grounds on
the DAYS mentioned in the following table to-wit:
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"Strange, that difference there should be
'Twixt tweedle-dum and tweedle-dee."
The New York Times says the rebels are
stealing all the horses they can find in Pennsyl
vania When our horses are taken by the Yankees
it is called capturing them.
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COLUMBIA AND HAMBURG RAILRoAD.-We
invite special attention the notice of the
Commissioners, that books for subscription have
been opened at the Exchange Bank. We learn
that ten gentlemen of Columbia have subscribed
$4,000 each, so that one-tenth of the amount
needed has in one day been raised. The Road will
be built Columbia Carolinfdn.
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
Having taken out Letters OF Administration on i1s
estate of r. c. Hunter, deceased all persons hanlt
claims against said estate hereby noifed TO Pr
sent them within the time prescribed by law or ''
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
Il. II. GARRISON, Admh
Jun9 l6, 1868 3t-pd
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ESQ WOMEN

Can get constant. employment in making Soldiers
Goats. by applying this week at Mountain Island Mills
(Tate's Factory H. H. TATE & CO.
June 80, 1863 3t
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TO FARMERS AND QUARTER
MASTERS.
AK I'M E&IND.

.SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GEMS OFFICE !
RICHMOND, Va, 18th June, 1868.
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l0yet6t Elm GUIoat unter Qnoerrn Cine Inets
ioDe min iA nod b~ertdten, Die lM tn NaG6s
sile, no t6 ein paar Sage uar, e.eiouete urb
b~epetl't fir mas eta GnrnpaB cut leln faun.
Du rstBt, oab 6reunD 8edsnba6 au6er6alb
Bee Doitsalinte, eintge Wfeilsn uOu NalGptae,
rpbnte. CT Uellte nit leiaar Taratlie nad1
9laIDptQe sisDsn uno mu5te Gib natiitti9, I'm,
feline Mb1Gt ausfit9rea at fGrngn, eiuen 0a6
auf Denig(tens 48 StunOen ION BEN Mtlttatre
beb6rpsn SetI6aFen. Qtuf grtanDi9ung era
tIdrte tbm Elm Slft.ter In Der DsofoBmars
i&atls Office, baB tstn Wab lGr,ser ais auf
"a Stnaoea altSgaIteIt tperosn fSaate 8tf-
fsrboch rs'ncnltrtrte oaBesen. ba sS tbm nid0t
taGettA fst, in Oieler 3ett fstue Gffsttsn nod,
NaBbotae iAaTen laIen aa f5uEen. Der Off
;ter ftbr i'm 9roo al uEb bemesfte, CT iptlIe,
baB IN Der 0egen0 Wp CT (8edsabad) gpo1ns,
lauter @ecsI9 unb GpiOne 40 9au1e Istsn,
iac oab, penn er His "a G5tunben nttbt sus
lrieOen mare, or 8etsn Tonne, 8sd nba0 900
kogauf leinen Saubes e Ttrnpa6, bsa er lei
fIM bate unD auf pflhtn BIN lGua bet stuer
frubegen 0siegsnbeit feiae 3VYalttat oners
tannt parce, aus Ger 3aiAe nnb fraats bes,
|Offj!sr, Oh er bte8 lelen fSnne. Disler lie,
frod9tste ben DaB nnD fra0se: ado you be
long to that Association 2" Dix Autypor!
@lantste so" unb Der OiF3tsr fertigte, phne etn
ASpyt spetter 3a berliersn, einsn 4Sa6 auf 1O
Sage iolsteno alsa.
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seperatipn in gSea.@irainirrr.

cSn Ter Jreitag 9la9t tpurDs cine @pmpags
nte Ser. 81. Gepalerte In Gbarlcetopn, Sefs.
isgioa @vuntY, So, Den ben 9lebsQen abtrs
raldt aa0 8~efanaen geuOmmen. Osn. S9enG
ypulDe pugA ein Ielearamm bterSpn benatb-
rtsptI8! unb lteb lOfurt Gem 0eusral MlilrpY
eurA zen SslesrapDen Sefebt 3ussbea, cine
8enI3enpe &rnppeuja9I a~us3ulsnDen, um BITE
.Usiaos s~tn3ubplsa, Np4 In ~ctrleIten NaGt
tele1rap0irte General @lilrpS
Btn6efer, 16. @iai. 1868, !
III u9r NaGtS.
Gin OsueraIzMa io SGend.
&aptt1n Tit bplte NIT etuem DssaGernent
opn penn 8ir9inia nnb ID. Dean. Gar. Negt.
pia 3Iebeltn Bel 0tecncnt, Tanqaisr Guuntp,
tsuts NaGatttag I'm 3 ulr Elm, na6rh bic
,esfaassas uaiona, GaDaIerte 3uriid, tGbttte 2
Mstslen uno madbte 40 o~erielbsa nit Der sIsts
Gta An,aGl @feree su @sfaa8cnsn. SD 6es
pauu meIpen 3u eii6en, paB Capt. lit uap
eth Gergeant 9et0Dtst iparOea. r..-s
Wt1iur AcauiS, RON Der l, %, q. @abales
rio, psld4sr mad per 8tftsinnG unIsrer @sfans
8enen e!ntraf, III nod aaf Der 8srfpIsuns BET
Ne6slsu tesrtfeu. Die 8trs. unD 9snnlplp.
gapatlerie, wslde bic @sfangensn befreite,
purpe 9eifern bon mir ansseiaurt.
sc. s. Mtlrop, G,sn. Majur.
Cine Dtpside bon Gen. &eup, patlrt @rafs
ton, 3d., II. WFat, last: 3 ,t.a
Cine 0itli3-@ ompa9ute bon Barbour SO.
,traf loeEen nit II @tfausenen Don Smbo'
Eeps 8anDe bsss etn. Disielbsn batten l&
in ser @fssnD berumsstrtebsa, una pfsrpe &c.
gu fsgteu.
9. S. 9elly, 8rts. General.
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2Seiterc emrDpdtfhe @eribte per
SanH&fer ,,Amsrica".

Gnglano. Die oiplumottide @orrelpun~
osn5 sDtl9sm Syn. Npams unp hem 0eafeu
Nullsu ntsr pas GerfaGren gepiGer Neenteu,
tpeld9e OrcB6rtttanten gu feinolt6en G6rittsn
Sf9ert Die Ter. Staaten az benuBsn 1uGea. III
p~atli3trt tporpea. Ser ADams Gberenidte
snnt geiDetIe letner Sel9psrpea amfssfonaase
@UrreIponOenaea.
0raf 8ulfel eruteberte barauf, bic ourAe.
le0ten Sorrelpunbeussn entbtelten. eeine aerits
8saosn 8eweiie, baB fetnb1elise Saneluaaen
BON Settea brtttil6er uutert9anen aeaen bic
Ser. Staatea oerabt pprbea isien; GO aebe
hlOB oaraus berpor, baB Wgsnten Der IIug. Son.
fDOerirten Stoaten, bic In OrpBbrittanien
fpobnen, BON tbrer eisenea Nssisruua bic Get.
lun8 erBolten batten,. no mG9lt9 @elb auf bic
Wertbpepterc jsaee GeGterums auisubringen
unO ltr Den Nufauf Don &riessbetisfniHsn
uno ben 8au BON BanserEdifsn gontratte as.
snidltsben. Nber Die Dorgslesten Dapiere emit.
eis'ten teaaen 8eneie, oaB iene Neeutsn ftG
Ssssa pc Srimtaolselete btS 6Snt9getHs Der-
gaa9ert b1tten.
Vass Aoalns iprad inter benz IA. Mi1rs
!etH aue aus, bag CT etne IolAe Mntn0tt
letasr Jts9tsrnR9 su Gbermitteln babe. ba nc
mentIiG ote NniseIun9 BON Neenten aar Nuf-
bringing pen 0eibera uno CUR MnlteQmna Drn
ote Gber ben 8ou bon 8rieas=
tp1den iultea, bon etnem 0erlane
in PEN gran3en @ruBbrttiantsns bic
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Mtan bGlt oa0emetn ben @eneral Butler
fir ben faBt9ften Mtanm, tint bic I'm WeRen
1unt MoifItppt nod gu 0oIenOenbe Mybett 81
DerriNten. SO pir0 i9m Su9etraut, bsb &C
WlIoart balb bon isDer 6urGt stnes ~ferueren
ustelEalis5 befreieu unp Die 9tebellsn aus Ars
tGaIae eertreibs1l ipilybe.
Grobeem GSrt man nod. DaB &snatcr Gens
ceEi3n ben General Gcoftel6 ole Na1fpl9er
Itr Curtis pur8eldtasen Gat.
Ssa0' Ee"Ser sfOten ,uerbeH Midt ferner cm;ttirt.
BUR cea @usenblid uer0sn feine tDsi.ersn
ee9al Tsneer yluten emitttrt tUercen !; bts nod
%porpanpenen taaus9sfaIten gctea, ipelGs an
9aHo to1ren, fuo uater 5tseel gsteat.
Die gauge Suutme Der In @irculatton Be-
Tapltden 9reeabadS betra9t uaBe an 405
N'iIiDnen DcllarS.
Cabinet. 1sas 2lr,nee; S5nfrisren.
% petBt, man 9s6e Damit am, 0epser bonn
eola'aaneo gu entferuer, unD Gsnernl 0aniel
-. &tGleS paulit SH betrauen.
4laG iiaer anoern 2esert loGen Serarb,
0!air aao npIgar Oa9e9sn @lcgIenam tn bie>
letn Vlabs inRaatrt piinl9sn.
Osr PaaiIDsnt bat ietpG erflGrt, Bag aar
!Ftne Nfranoeyun8sa tint GpmmGubo Der Or.
n'se pprtoa'lnsu (oIIeu. (Oas tit uepnanltio) 49,
nno &>ause ioa otdS In leiaee SHllang tlet-
ben (eas 1T t~raeitomtlA).
GIetp 0arf, IS. M2ai. gotaplsru g!an-
n'ttaa. el9 Der Damp1tr gWlinaa" GIN Iyuge
hsr 100 ctr. ;u lagpstE sudpte, gertetb &c In
6eIas osr Fatstn 8tanoaag us,V. DsS begttaen
tHrEasS ana 5ubs cer 122. Cir. tauf etHsu
Ssilsn un0 btfam eua 8Ns csa 2Qsf. Ser
iDampjer, ,psJdsr 200 @a{aaiare an gerD
batts, tgsana f9 IO8leib nit 45aler ausa.
falta unp su Intfn mas Bic e,6Bte GvafnlIpn
inter rem D~afegsersn, bsioscsr6 unter atn.
G!autI1 a1O Gtgaern bsrpOrtief, Ole 6etsen
Neisr Benedict unp Sp1n OsIeIano aus 6ars.
lem ulto on0sre 3segea tbatea liz W,5g!ihies,
be DnHa9tere So btsnbIgen. a>et Dampfsr
iapf uu0efa0r Is SUP tteF. DIE Wa0aeifre
IpurOsn mittierDstle In StuperbpVteu Don osnt
l~inttneen 6aDr3gnee abBe0plt. Ser @0aoeu
mtrp duff $4,000 perantaldgt, wfl&sr jsopd
tutA GsrltNsrunB tn Ger NorinssNlstnranaz
Gompaants oSata esbedt 49, serss,r
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rsft feIno(elise 6anpIuu8en ge8;a Ett &lf0'e>
ruug Der 8ec. Gta2ien 5u be9e6es'.
ga 6err QDan.9 lEty oud) bti@ps't 9ait},
paB bri!til6e untertbuuga t3 os1 1'f"if ofr
Gonf6Oerirten qctretsn leign ic pe.'a5 |ia4 1aE
0tuNet auf Dtpgiden 1se @5t3gtetst'stAIs ~
parp, uslAer pen Gin!ritt brltt|fNfg QateE@
t6auen tn bis Ar.nse unN Nlartas eeg 0er.
G5taatsn redbtferttsts, ,~p0ferDe mar gtt1'e fall
lAen Gsslp~teaeluu9eu, geipaltilati8fslten OQsr
Drp9uaatn su bsm Guoe ~otl0e0enbet purs
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