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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
whereas Robert Walker of Rockville in the
County OF Hancock and state Of Maine, In his life
time since deceased, caaveyed to the undersigned
BY his mortgage deed dated sept nth 1851 and re-
corded in Hancock Registry of Deeds, volume Il,
page 43, certain piece parcel OF land situate in
said Brooksyille being all OF lot No iis in the first
division of lots pccordinC a plan of tn. town of
>edg~ick, taken by David Carleton, Esq, except
what I, the said Robert Walker, heretofore decided
to Manning Ellis and Charles Gott, late of brooks
Vile deceased Now the conditions of said mort
gage having been broken, the subscribers claim a
foreclosure of the according the statute pro-
vision in such cases made and provided.
ABNER GRAY.
BRADFORD GRAY.
Dated October 9th L. n. IS2i. IS
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SPRINGFIELD ERE & MARINE ms. CO.

Sr nIIVu ILL 60 InC &C WHUIINC INo'UV'
Incorporated, lssg) SPRINGFIELD, Mass.
Cash Capital and Surplus. Jan. l, 1891.
SI12,O S6.
Losses paid to date, l,lI9. 500 30.
WI CoyyyR ia sec'y. Il. RRxxxA an, Prest.
H. Y HAYgs, Great Falls, y. IL, General Agent
for Maine and New Hampshire
This old aud well established Company continues to
insure the safe classes hazards equitable rates.
i3od selected, detached, Dwellings. insured for term
otyears reduced No Premium Nofes TO Sign
No Assessments 70 Pau. Apply to
lyZI Ut. oSGooD Agent, Ellsworth
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To the Hon Parker Tuck Judge of Probate within an

To the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate within and
for the County Of Hancock
uCMBLY shows Leonard J. Thomas Guardian Of
l Harvey b. Somes and Augusta Mira sones minors
aud Children OF Abraham SOmes Of fremont In said
county, deceased, that the said minors are interested in
The real estate OF said deceased TO wit omitted t.
onethrd Of their Grandfather, John C. mes estate at
The time of his decease SAID Of the home.
stead Of about so aud about 100 OF wild land
known as the mountain lot that said is aow t-
productive and depreciang in value and subject to ex.
penses without income, and that have had an adyanta
seCus offer of $3.50 from Isaac Somes that il would
be or the benefit OF said minors that their said interest
In saul deceaseis estate should be disposed and the
proceeds thereof put out and secured - them on interest
Your petitioner therefore prys that your Honor would
grant him license to dispose Of the same accordingly
agreeaby TO law u this ia such cases made and
provided.
Al Court OF Probate held al Ellsworth within and Tor
the County Of Hancock, on the FIRST Wednesday Of
September, A. d. lsG3.
On the foregoing Petition. OrieEedThat the Petition.
ers give notice to all persons interested by causing copy
os the petition and orerOf Court thereon published
three weeks sueeessiysly in the Ellsworth American
newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they may appear at
f"5ate Court to be held Ellsworth. in said county
on the burth Wednesday Of October next a. ten clock In
the forenoon, and ew eause il any they have why the
prayer Of said petition shoa ID not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest--A. A. BkKfLEfr, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order Of court thereon
- Asissi--A. A. BARTLETT, Register,
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8msinfss Cards.
EU ENE ALE

EUG ENE II LIE,
OUNSELLOR and ATTORNEY at LAW,
ELLSWORTH, Me-,
0FfIcE on MAiy SrEEr, oves,-feo. n. Blacks
tore, ia rooms formerly occupied by the Hancock
Bank.
The business of the late Thomas Robinson re-
mains with th" undersigned, who viii attend to iss
settlement at the above named Office.
EUGENE HALE.
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Certificates Of Cures,

seriincates OF Cures,
From eight to twenty years standing, with nam e
known to Scirnee and Fame.
For medical properties of BUCHU, sec Dis
pensatory Of the United States
see Professor Derets' valuable works on the
Practice Of Physe.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Or.
Physiek, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Or. EpA,aia VI poueR, a
celebrated Physician and Member of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, ireland, and published in the
Transactions Of tho King and Queens Journal.
See Medieo -chirurgieal Review, published BY
Benldma Ifavasl Fellow Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons.
See most of the late standard works on medicine.
Extract Buchu, 81 90 par bottle, or six 70, S. 90
sarsaparilla, 90 500
Improved Rose Wash, so 400
Or half dozen Of each for $1,000, which will be
sufficient 10 cure the los; ohaurate eases il drec-
tions are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation,
10 Describe symptoms in all communications
Cures guaranteed. Advice CRATIC.
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To the ilou Parker Tucs. Judge Of Probate Of Mils
&C. within and for the County Of Hauc1ek
l CMBLY shews Louisa b. Hooper that slt s the
1 widow fd Samuel Hooper, late o. BrooAlia in said
county, deceased She therefore prays your Honor
make her allowance Of Pew No. Eleven In the Ba ptis
Meeting House ia said BROOKLYN.
LOJ iSA HOOPER,
by L. q. PLILHRoog.
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of
the city OF Philadelphia, II. I. HelGbod, who,
being duly sworn. doth say, his preparations con
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious
drugs, but are purely vegetable.
II. r. HELMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed before be, this ?3d day O..
November, 1854.
WM. P HIBRARD.
Alderman, Ninth street, aboYs Race, Phiia.
Address Letters for information 10 confidence.
II 7. HELhBOLD, Chemist
PhiIa,
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At Court Of Pr bate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County OF Hancock. the Arst Wednesday Of
September, A D. 1868.
On the foregoing Petition Ordered,-That the Petition
er give NOTICE to all persons Interested by cansng copy
OF the petition and order OF court thereon be published
three weeks excessively, in the Ellsworth American
newspaper printed m Ellsworth, that they may appear
Probate Court be held Ellsworth in said county on
The odrth Wednesday Of October next O'Clock the
forenoon aud shew ifany they have Why the pray
er OF said petition should rot be granted.
PARSER TUCK, Judge.
Attest; "A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
true copy Ct the petition and order of Court thereon
81 A. A. BARTLETT. Register.
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Helmbold's Rose Wash,

An excellent Lotion for Disease. Of a Syphilitie
Nature, and as an injection IN Diseases Of the
Hnary Organs, arising from habits Of dsspa-
uon used In connection with the Extract Buchu
ana Sarsapafilla, IN such disease. recommended
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable
will accom- pany tie med cines
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beware Of Coanterleits
AID UAPRINCIPLED DEALERS
Who endeayor TO dispose OF rHgi9 oTsn and
other articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buehu
sarsapariIa.
Improved Rose Wash.
sold BY all Druggists everywhere.
hSA FOR HELABoLD'S-T1KE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertisement. and send Tor it, an
% Htp9s,ii9E and ErPosars ysP
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ever before offered in th. county. We have made
arrangements with large Book Publishing Houses
and Paper Manufacturers in Boston, for supply
Of the above goods. and feel confident that We
can make it an object for purchasers to call and
examine our goods
Our stock consists, in part, OF
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aeNRSPECTES.
he UNDERSIGNED WILL ISSUE, N
few week. at Richmond, IA. Mec',ly 10 Tna

J HE UNDERSIGNED WILL ISSUE N A
I few week, at Richmond, IA. Il Nec'.ly 10 rnal
to be callcd THE SOUTHERN PUNCH"
1t will be nearly duplicate in si2c, form I'D me
ra features o! the world rcnoTned London g Pu ;h "
10 long a acknowledged pow in til British Isles in
the reiprlDation OF public abuses and iho .onli en-
mont OF tho public mind, flashing as It did with the
genius o Hood, Of JavOd, and hos. of ,yits voets
and phi!osophic thinkers.
Thc proprietors OF The Southern Iunch' ring to
the difficult taS!. Of cSstully co.duct & such q
Journal the advantage of pial abundant mental rc-
sou ceS. and practical skill. The edito: for many
years past, h.S becn connected IN q leading editorial
capacity, With the largest daily papers G.. Nov Or
" ms and Mobile, while tho &e4tlcmQn who viii lave
r., a.. tyPo,r"phicai and enSrav ing dopartln. nt is
'-nr., ,,vi in lhat skin necessary icr .ucccss.
nNc.y numb.r VIII be illustrated with numerous
cujS, appropriate to tie times (unolous and stious)
rom bends q! one OF the best onCr2vcrS CT the
contEen.--ln &rtist whose name j, .ahliar 10 the
reading pu'.- >of the South.
In inc. the undersigned ate determined to lAa';o
Tie oh,hrrn Punch" tkc spicicst, most readable
and best Illustrated literary Journal in America 1t
shall distance oompeution.
TERMS Sub crip'ion for single oopce $40 per
annUn. News dealers supplied ut Tie rate ci rs PEI
hundred copies Address
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Publishers Richmond, Va.
1:S Editors giving the above rmorc Insertions
viii hc entitled to copy gratis
Office on Main stree between Oh ard 10TH
July 10
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South-Carolina---Kershaw District
i'm EOuiIy

Thomas Lang, Us. Edward NJ. Boylsin and Mary
g., his wife, Sallie w. Boykin, Harriet NJ
Lang, John G. Lang, Theodore Lang, Sam'l
W.. l.. Lang, Cornelia A. Lang and Edward
Is. Lang.-Bill of Supplement and Revivor.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
tkat John c, Lang, Theodore Lang and Cor
nelia A. Lang, "nd her infant son Edward b.
Lang four of the above named defendants. re-
side beyond the limits of the State of South
Carolina-on motion of Richardson d Cav.
complainant's Solicitors, it is ordered that the
said John G. Lang, Theodore Lang, Cornelia A.
Lang and Edward b. Lang, do appear and
and plead answer or demur to the said bill OF
supplment and revivor on or before the 18th
day of September next, or the same will be
takon pro contesso against them
And it is further ordered that this order be
published for three months before the time.
above appointed for the appearance of said
defendants in the Camden Confederate.
newspaper published in the town of Camden.
w. r. TAYLOR, G.. Z. KID.
Commissioners Office, June 9th "A. D, 1868.
June IL 3m
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THE DEFENCES NEAR CHARLES.
TON-DkVISION NOS. 4 AND q

I TO SUPPLY.THE REQUISITION OF THE
. General commanding the Department and in pur-
suance OF the orders OF his Excellency Governor Bon
ham, the Commissioners OF the Roads Of the several
Parishes aud the authorities of the cities towns and
villages within the judicial Districts of Charleston Col
Teton, Beaufort and Georgetown including Lower All
Saints, are hereby required forthwith to all
persons in possession oil slaves liable to Road duty
within the limits their authority, to doiver oncourth
OF their slaves liable such duty at tho Depots near.
| est their owners residence, "Wednesday, l4th day
of October prox,, at 10 O'Clock m, there to await
Transportation Charleston for thirv davs labor on
| the tor6catons.
H. The Commissioners OF The no?os and The author
tics Of TIE towns and villages within the judicial Dis
tccts Of Lancaster, Kershaw, Chesterfield Marlboro,
| Darlington Marion Sumter Clarendon Williams
burg ard Horly, including, Upper All Sants, ,are
hereby required forthwith to summon all person, in
possession Of slaves liable to Road duty within the
limits Of heir authority, to deliver onc: :oar;h Of their
slaves liable to such duty ut tho Depot nearest ther
owners residence Friday, 10th October oro a; 10
O'Clock a. m there to await tr, '<poraon 10 Cha leg
ton for thirty days labor tie fortijicatioas
Ill Und'! this call, the Commissioners. OF Roads
and ToSa Authorities will allow rcdt 70 all o.T nrs
Tor the abor they have furnished aoo,o their ,uota
whether thc saGc was volunteered by the owner
uuder e uest Of the Confederate authorities under
tbs Proclamation Of tie Governor or ns was the case
in July-cal upon Second Division, was detained in
| service 1eyond the thirty days required.
". Owners whose slave have recontlv been i'm
pressed or whose slaves may have been Impressed be-
ore the day when this labor is required not en-
utled to credit under this call for such impressed la
bor unless they have hitherto furni3hed their spec
tive quotas For chose who have hitherto been in de-
fault, is hoth legal and just That tho impressed labor
Should ~ to th3 credit OF the last cals which they
failed tc respond tonot to tie p.ccent call lcr til;
would give them the advantage over those Mho hc !
answered % all thc calls.
V. Receipts win bc 5iron lor .he ncgrots 1T TIC
Depocs and assessments in duplicate made of the
value ci th2 negroes before they are nut work.
VI. Owners arc roGCostC t. furnish tl... negrocr
with S.ades or shoYes and three days .atione
W. Parties who hire cubsti.ute in order tha: all
parties may be protected.
WI. The Act; o. the Legislature .iayo no,5 b cr
diStribucC and the Commissioners of tho RociS and
the Town Authorities thoroughly Inform
thelnsehcs OFT important drt;as N connection
with tho -,.hec.
VIM. =. SHANNON,
-,sont of state OF South "arolina
Came h, 3 G, Sept 5, 1853.
sS Carotiac, 4ie'cary and Co;vicr viii insert once
wcel; cach in daily and triweay; all ot!or papers
in the two Division once Week ior four weeks and
forward bulls rs hitherio.
September !
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TEE eHELLs FOR THE BoMBARDMENr OF CHARLES.

TEE eREILs FOR THE BoMBARDMENr OF CHARLES.
The Boston JournoL has the following abont
the shelling of Charleston:
Our readers will be pleased to learn that
Gen. Gilmore has no less than thirty Parrot
gum mounted that will throw shells plump into
Charleston. Also that the use of ;rcrk fire
shells to lombard that rebel stronghold WA,
personally ordered by President Lincoln. H.,
Greek fire burns sor twenty minutes 1t will
burn on tho water ga we'll as on land. and each
shell covers Il surface "f one hundred square
feet with fan.e--The shell burst into abou,
one hundred and twenty pieces, OF ten times
as many as the ordinary shell. OF course tic
effect OF these shells will be to set Charleston
II 8ames, which nothing can subduc
In addition to the Greek fire shells. laro4
qnao,ity OF improved shrapncl shells, made by
the inventor of the Greek fire shell, and con-
tanning from five hundred to one thousand bull
lets each, have been sent to Morris Island, TO
be transferred thence into the rebclIious cltv in
manner not very pleasing to the enemy.
These shells arc fred with time fuses and are
very destructive of life
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New Flour.

New Flour.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF EXTRA FINE FAINT.
~ LY FLOUR, just received and for sale st th.
oIu oorner, oy f. w. BONNEY
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REMARKABLE 1MpoRrA11oN.-The last FLAG
of truce boat brought eleven large boxes of Bi-
bles and testaments, sent by a Northern Bible
Society to enlghtcn the "heathep" of the
South. The propriety oftheir reception may
be considered questionable, since every such
movement Oh the part of the Yankees doubt
less has some hidden motive. The boxes were
brought to Richmond on Wednesday evening.
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RUNAWAY.

COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF KERSHAW
~ District Negro Boy, who says his name is
JOHN, and that he belongs to Robert Oliver of
Georgetown, S. G.
Said Boy is five feet five six inches high, will
weigh $50 or GO pounds had on old black coat and
grey satinett pants, and Confederate hat. made
wire grass. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay expences and take him away
DUNCAN SHEORN, Jaior.
March
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South Carolina--Kershaw District.

wv THEREAS CYNTHIA l.. GASKIN, APPLIED
w to me for Letters Of Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattes rights and credits of
Ransom Gaskin, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are therefore, to cite and admonish ALL and
singular the kindred and creditors the said deceas.
ed to be and appear before me at our next Ordnays
Court for the said District to be holden at Kersbaw
Court House the Sd day of October next
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal this 18th day
of September, in the year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxtythree and in the eghty-eighth
year of the Independence and Sovereignty of the
State Of South Carolina
September l8 2 L. L. MCDONALD, OKD
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dissolution. of Copartner-
ship.

HE COPARTNER HIP OF KOOPMAN &SOM-
MRS is lh!S day dissolved. by mutual consent -
either party VIII sign The name of the firm in lquida-
ton
Al persons Indebted by noe account will please
MAKE payment to the undersigned or thor authorized
attorney. Mr.. NJ. DRCCEER
NJ KOOPMANN
l.. SOMMERS
Camden, juno l, 1863 June IL
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The Nev D Nt'. ~ ,l:..u1.G. i scr.
mon in ne, 81 u....t 'o,ut r,G la
mented Stonowa', Ja- A>ou, nayrales the to!,ow
ing incident:
"Prevous to the first battle of Manassas.
when the troops under Stonewa Jackson had
made forced march, on hating at night they
fell on the ground exhausted and faint. The
hour arrived for setting the watch for the
night. The officer of the day went to the
Generals tent and said:
General, the men are oil wearicd, and there
10 not one but is asleep. Shall J. wake them 2"
"No,' said the noble Jackson, 'let them sleep,
and will watch the camp tonight
"And all night long he rode round that lone
ly camp, the ore lone sentinel Ior the brave,
but weary and silent body Of Virginia heroes.
And when glorious morning broke, the sol
diers awole fresh and ready for action, al un-
conscious of the @oble vigs kept over their
sumbers."l
Twas id the dying CT tho day,
The darkness grew so still;
The drowsy pipe of evening birds
Was hushed upon tlo hill,
Atllwart the shadows ortho vale
Slumbered tho men Of might
And one lone sentry paced his rounds
To watch ihe camp that night.
brave ami solemn llan ,.as he
With deep and solnb:c Lr6w
The drclmful cTes seemed hcarlng up
Some uuacconpliohnd VOW.
The wish(ul glance pe>rad DER the plains
Beneath The starry le hit
Aud with the nurmureu name Of God
He watched the camp tha. night
The Future oo"ned u,l,o him
It's grand and swfi.l scroll:
Manassas and the Valley mach
Came hcav;ng DER h;4 soul
Richmond and Shalps;nrg thundered BY
With that tremendous fight,
Which gave him to the angel hosts
Who watched .ie camp that night
We mourn for him who died for US,
With one rcsstlcss moan;
While up the valley o. The Lord
He marches TO the Throne!
he kept the faith OF men and saints
Sublmc and pure and bright
He oleeps-and all is well with him
Who watched the emp that night
Brothers. rb, Midnight Of the Cause
Is 81 rouGed in ou, Clte
The demon Goths pollutc our halls
With fire and lust and late
Be slrong-be Nslant---te assured
Strike home for Heaven and X gh,!
TIE soul o. Jackson stolts obroad
Ind 'ec'd. the comp to.night
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Fancy Soaps, &c.

I UST RECEIVED AT THE "OLD CORNER,
- Fancy Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Needles Hair Pins
Knitting Needles, Pins Shoe Thread, Black and White
spool Cotton, Black Flax Thread, Black Sewing Silk
Matches, Pearl Buttons, &C.
May EW BONNEy
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THELONE SENTRY.
o.

BY JAMES y. aASrAIL.
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Co6o(=6eriC6to.

ag unier 80 O@~enblatt. = Die
6eutige drummer DsS wS&entlt&sm sSeder snt
salt Die ueue7en uuO tntegeiiantsitsu 9laGrt6-
ten pom Reiessl&aupIob f; u. u. TOIgeuOes :
Qusfa9rlt&e 8srt4te aber bic
DrettagigeS @ta@tb bet Gbts
camauga 3wtfasn General
8Ufencran3' @rmee unb ben
@ebelten unter Gra88 mnb
9pngRreet,
8ert0te aus Nt0monb,
NeueRes bUn bee Dotpmoc~N rs
NEE, GbarlefOn a., {. 10.
&tn3slne 0lntntern s Gents.
>gla9 Deutlbianb perlenOst mir Die Nunts
msr NIT Dem morBen Mfttta8 abSsbenesn
Dampfcr fur no Gents p%OrtOfgei an etne fe.
ltebige Nbrefe.
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pQRaQier : 0iHe

Der 8rener Barrie vIana," gpt. Qauer.
Charlotte n,ne Clara @huums9er, 6aunuser;
@manuel unO Gpa 0fetl, 8teoenfopE @alenttn
Qsn,ber9, 0efen; Sos &rGaes, 8aiern; SAINT
lie Rlemrt, Bremen; @liIe unb So9anua
S@Ie9, Marta Sdul3e, 6efen @opbte unb
Urte0t. RGrber, Werg 9enntnger, 8aiern !;
5 2snter8, BretBsu; Morib Dot, Oettnnc!o !;
Gauatlte BrGbl. Geo unO 9Oni1e V[itt. Soften ;
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Qutonte uno Wu8uf We6r3, prtuBsn :; Wueult
NteoerubawS, @ms SETTLING, 0annOper ; ST
gQamer, Rburbefen; 5einrtA Ibrens, @reuIe
fen ; 6auttlts 3urbure, Samtlte @riente, 81,
benbur9 Otlb Ould, Sad3feu; gatb @&nei.
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9re6, Gaiesn @ttie unO 6sIene &rptu, SIC
uno 0farta Step6an, Marcu8 Wlhger, Gur<
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8atsgn ; Grntlte tnb Tran3 Solder. 0reuBen;
QllD9 @dnuerter, Dettmolo !; @cittieb Gnb
G6srele Sanger, SUb S u Steibe, @etmar
Soeo6 9uid, Oreubsn; GotuiIie S9mtOt,
Ga6Ien Weimag; Tamilte StEe, 6annpoer ;
Nama Gat6 3lptbe, Nnna s Menaarrs. @ttle
9}ct0e, 0sfeu; Gantlie Crate, OreuBsn; $
u00 &ot6 65fner, Sstene S6ulte, DreaBen ;
@tl6 unb Gatt @trt0e, 6annoUer; Nnua II.
Gbyt9tue Berg, 6sGen; Guui9unpe Nlin8
8atern; Gamilte RtnosrDotGer, @atb2o6r6erg,
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Otf SaAisn @etmar; @atb Ofermanu, 80.
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