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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. .N.-Omcial formatlpu
has been received here that Gen Rosecr,xn. I.
heavily reinforced, and i- repairing the rail
road from here 70 Nashville. Gen. whaeier m
In rear, and has destroyed the railroad hr,dse
inst finished AT Mill creek, nine mIies south OF
Nashville.
be destroyed an engine, carl, 60 ali he
Tools, enc captured the y0oo0unnns party.
frcrn the front therr i>GW300 go fsds-
and are advancing sfo -. W.
The Richmond Uspatch sdverdsee for new
.typc.
The wind continues 10 blow a gale from l,s
south, and the aimoe pherr il mild
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard Hotel
LsoxAlp - MAlAsIn
THIS tFRIDAYD EVENING,
Farewell Beneht Of the popular actress,
MISS MARY PKof0ST.
Appearance in its great strength Of
The Great American Exceisior Company.
Will he produced for the Only time this season,
AS VOC LIKE IT
audrey. Lofty Hough
~ oSbcneh
To morrow Leonard Growers New Protectiles.
On Monday, Miss Kate Denim aud Viola Croctsr.
SNearl, ready-FANCHINE, The 6r,sette.
Rntts of Adm n7ission-Private Boxes, es; Dress
Circle 50 cents; Orchestra Chairs cents; fa ally
Circle, z5 cents; Colored Gallery, cents; ooored
fsrterIe. o. cents
Doors open q quarter before clock perform.
snces commence at half past o clock.
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THE NEW CANTERBURY,
LOUIsJANA AVENUE. NEAR Sixth srRrxs
GREAT ACCESSION OF TALENT!
A PERFECT AVALANCHE OF STARS.

CoNCEsIR TON OF
BEAUTY, TALEkT, GRACE AND PUN
TIE CiNTERB URY, as usual. is ohead.
The Company is the very Largest n the World and
onpsenl,ns in the city, aud is led Up
'@'s' 'A0r N.,s sss ysste' ys,t so"'a of
SEVEN NEW STARS
ALL or THE OLD DF.voRIrEs
Will appear tonight.
First appearance of The
KOLLANDE BROTHERS,
The most DARN and graceful Acrobars in Arnerica
Rsappearance of
Mlfs JULIA MORTIMER,
who will appear in the
GIPS Us LAY.
First week of
DICK PARKER.
MILE FRANK LA fOLLE and LITTLE ELLA,
and the
MAMMOTH COMPANY:
Mil Mil. Kas Aasus.a Rsao's as ahs An4is
Nclli. Tsylor,, Miss Nellie Taylor,
ss Y fo4sss ass kls kass
Miss San annie HAssrrison, As, Miss Nj Clara v ssrssr,
Dir Billy Emerson, Dir. Frank Wy MT
ai. Han HsPry y rslt,st, alb Mr: MI s. ci.rls ci
First time of the beautiful ballet, the
MADRIGALS OF SPAIN.
Inwhich
THE CO URT OF BEAUTY
will apuear
EVERY act NEW TO NIGHT
The performance will conclude With new sensa.
Of IN ns on the
TIE BOY OF THE IRISH BRIGADE.
Lanty OLeary. ry...........-.-.....-Geo. Il. Edeson
He will be supported bya
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANYi
AnhIssIoE-Balcony aud Parquette, 25 cents to
Orchestra Arm Chalrs, 50 cents; to Private Boxes,
holding six persons. SIS
Doors open at 6x o CLOCK performance at X.
A GRAND MATINEE SATURDA
FOR LADIfS AND CHILDREN
Admittance-Ladies. ~ cts. Children, 10 cts.
HoOrs open Al O'Clock. ial9
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES
NINTH STREET,

wASHtNSTO ON VaRtE1le9.
NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AvEEU1.
PRoPRIET0Rs sv----...-A HAMsLIN z 90.
nhGc Mtsicah SIsfcT0k ssfs sIEfs5s sEEfds
CONTINUED succEss!
OPEN EEEkS EEkFf fEkFoRSfa. hxkSlSaa. AsrAx
1hf' his Mss o. KATHLEEN o,NiIL,
The Renowned Irish Vocalist
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Sweetest Singer in America.
MILE MARIA ZOE and Mr. b. YATES,
In the heautifui ballet of
DIANA, TIE GODDESS or THE CHASE,
MDoNALD And THE FAIRIEs,
Pirsi appearance Of
The oziehrsted Clog Dancer
firs' appearance FRANK KERNs.
The Oe.e .ebrated Comedians.
MISS LIzETTES
pv,,ry ur,nr Ths Excelsior Jig Dancer.
A " . The fDf.nt Wonder,
The great n Comic singer
MISS ADA JFsMAN,
M LIE GERALDIAN,
MIS- CHARLES,
MIsSE RLoRRSSEE. osSSE.
JAMES PUG BIN,
Am FoRTY oTsER ASTIsrEsi
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT.
fsreuette snd 6aliery...--.--.-.------3s . censa.
Doors open at SsI o clock commences At N ooh.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
nyA GRAND MATINEE IN SATURDAY Az.
III NOON for t.. sccommodstion Of Ladies and
CEil1rc u, commencing OF v cleck.
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4. 8. Senator. from Indiana

1NDiASAPoLIs, Jan. N.-The Iegislatur~ in
Joint convention to-day elected L. III. Hendric ks
and David Turpie U. 5. Senator'S, the latter for
The short term.
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LIST OF LIE sTE RS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1868.
LADIES LIST.

OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE pApRn
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
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AMUSE NJ ENTS
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS


WARRINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER KLEyENrH AND STREETS.
LnssEEs. ............ hAspsR a 90.
BUSINESS hiNASsn...-....--..... n. 6ossos
efAeE hASAerH.. FREp. G.. AADpsn
BENEFIT
BENEFIT
BENEFIT
BENEFIT
of the
PEARL OF THE AMERICAN eYAGK
PEARL or THE AMERICAN STAGE.
PEARL OF THE AMERICAN STAGE.
PEARL OF THs AAERIoAN STAGE.
PEARL OF THE AMERICAN STAGE.
PEARL OF THE AMERICAN STAGE,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN.
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, JAN. ie. 1858.
THIS tFRIpAYD EvsNING. JAN. B, 1868.
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, JAN. h, 1873,
TRIs ,FRIDAYl EVENING, JAN. M, lss \
Last night Of the Great Moral Drama.
Las. pisht of the Great Moral Drama,
Last night OF the Great Moral Drama
Last hight Of the Great Moral Drama,
Last night of the Great Moral Drama,
Bye. T.yleure Esq.
EAST L1NNEi
FAST LYNNE.
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE.
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNEt
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE.
EBST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNEi
EAST LYNNE!
EAST LYNNE.
o., THE ELOPEMENT!
o., THE ELoPEMEST.
or, The ELoPEMBNT!
o,. THE ELoPEMEHT.
LUCILLE WESTERN as .-.... Msa.n. Mkshs sssSs. H;n.
LoNiLLE "heiEhN as.-.---... ,Nadsme Vine
rrc,rrr ursrrpN \ Lady Isabel
heSiIhb "hoi hnN ~s --'''''' 1Madsme Vine
rrcr,1p wrerTpn ! Lady Isabel
HSNAhAH VISA I't' ----''''' Madame Vine
Assisted by the whole siren 9Th Of the co mpsny-
In active preparation, only sorrect edition Of
Victor Hugo's great romance, Les Mise erabiss ~
hseaer and &C containing the chief ineiSsnts of the
series of 6v- books" faItine, .,Oosette, ." Ma
rius ,r"St. Denis, and - Jean Vslgean.'
LES AIsERABLEs
will te produced soon with entire new scenery.
dresEes, and appoiI tments. Any other edition of
the work produced eIsew mere is not genuine. Due
notice win be given Of the irst uiyhs 0f this gen
uii produ otlcn.
PRIcHs OF ApEIssIoS.-Balcony ChAirs 70 eepta:
Orchestra Seats. rs cents Psrquette 50 cents Tsn,
lily Circle. - cepts; Private Boxes, S5.
Doors open Al ~ TO commence At clock.
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The Princess RoyaI,

New fosK, Jan. ls.-A letter from Halifax
says that the steamer Princess Royal. which b
rrefntly left there, as Is supposed 20 run the
blocksde, Is schooner rigg-d iron prof-.ller
She war painted lead color while af Hai,far.
and ii t. understood has a cargo Of gunpowder
and munitions of war, and ten large gun. IN
her hold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16
He will be supported bya
FULL DRAMATIC C0MPANYI

ADhIssIoE-Balcony and Parquette, 25 cents to
Orchestra Arm Chairs, 50 cents to Private Boxes,
holding six persons. SIS
Doors Open at 81 O. 'clock pkrformance At 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-16

Yesger Henry Young Mr. 2erdahsheigi
la.d Maj Young Mai Ed
Young A . Young Warren Zuru Gottl
Ycui z Cristian TachCw lujwig
NrscELL.NFoUs. Martin; p. NJ President Of
Il Il Association; Vaccine Agent; U. S Army and
Navy Supply +, press; Inspector Genl q s. A; J.
T. g; Correspondent Chicago Tribune.
1t l.. CLEpIIANE Postmaster
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20

IN rehuild the bridge burnt This Will re-es-
tahlisl1 railroad communication 70 Chambers
burg.
Men are at work on the intrenehments that
defend this city The reapproach from
Chambersburc is however, extremely doubt
full and il is believed they will soon leave the
State
The division Of the Confederate army under
the command Of Gen Eveil numbering some
TWENTY-FIVE thousand men, crossed into Mary
land. and were Yesterday occupying position
at Sharpaburg Gen. EWell appointed pro
vost martial for the town, and informed the
Inhabitants that his forces bad cone INTO
Maryland TO remain
At last adyices all WAS quiet at Naryland
Heights but an attack was approximately ana
the Federal commander was confident or re-
Dulsing his ASSISTANTS. The Confederates
crossed at Williamsport an Shephcrdsto"n
The latest ad7ices from Cumberland are 10
the effect that the Contederates who passed
through that place, when learning Of General
Kelly advance, tell back to GunbeEland ana
thence moved North towards Bedford, IA, 1t
ia supposed. as they alleged that they were
going there. Gen. Kelly 8 forces had reached
Cumberland and occupied the place
The Confederates have built ST. bstantlal
bridge across the Canal and the Potomac river
at Wiliamsport, and also a pontoon bridge
across the Potomac at Shepherdstown, oppo-
site Sharpsburg, bat for what purposes were
not stated, unless to reeeivs supplies, &c.
A large number Of contrabauds, who were
captured in the various parts Of Pennsylvania
visited by General jenkins. have been dlstrl-
buted among various residents Of Western
Maryland, the object Of which is not clearly
understood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20
GENERAL LEES ADVANCE.

WASHINGTON, June l9Midnight. --Advi
ces from below state that General 4. P Hills
advance guard, consisting Of Hampton Legion,
was advancing toward Dumfries and that one
regiment had made It's appearance at Stafford
Court House.
Combining these facts, intelligent officers
draw the conclusion that Lee is advancing up
on the Army Of the Potomac in ,hree columns
his right, under Hill, by way Of Occaquan and
Wolf Run Shoals, his centre under EWell, by
way Of Thoroughfare Gap and, his left under
Longstreet, by way Of Leesburg.
In this connection it is only necessary TO say
that such disposition has been made by Gen.
Hooker thatno surprise can possibly take place.
The families Of many officers who were Wis
ting the field are returning hither to-day, and
there are other Indications Of an approaching
conflict
A few hours will probably develope further
movements and intentions on the part cf Lees
forces, which are now said to be upward Of
ninety thousand strong.
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FROM PENNSYLVANlA

HARRISBURG, June 19.-Two boatmen who
left Williamsport, Maryland on Wednesday
evening, report that at the time Of their leav
ing, six regiments Of mounted infantry were
encamped on this side Of the river, and more
we're crossing.
Gen. Rhodes head quarters were on the OPP
posite side Of the river al Hagerstown. There
we're four regiments Of infantry encamped
about two miles this side Of the town
At Wiliamsport, the Confederates were pa
rolling all the citizens, and both the boatmen
had their parole papers.
This morning Mosby's Cavalry is eight
miles below Chambersburg:
That portion Of the Confederate cavalry
which left Greencastle in the direction Of Mer-
cersburg yesterday, were at McConnellsburg
this morning, taking the road towards Han
cock
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MARRIED.

A. .Good wood; on Thursday m9Tn! 1f1-T n
18th n insto ont by the Rev chesley San A1A
K GEORGE, Jr., Of Baltimore, ano II I pine,
daughter Of Charles E. Carter, esg' % 49,
Al the residence of the brides tat9e ;c;n or
evannr ny Of the I'd irst by the Rsv Y4sicas1BsEI
Mr., ". T. N. GARNER and mss s,n h2"Id
Ia STEW ART, al Of ChgrIes co9 rh;31ch, b.
On the 50 instant, at St: Peter 43s ; T1IA"NESC
the Rev. G. L. Mackenheimer, ~ "a ! 1i NA
BURCH. OF St. Mary's county .S ~" 1o e J. Il
RY P. LONG. daughter o. INC ''
Long. Of Baltimore City.
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1hs conyedsGstes n psnnav,x

WASHINGTON, June 2o.-sjai pan
>. volunteers, received intellisonra, f Fsa
cite county, Pa, this moroinS ~4} b.. from ray,
1ederStes, IN heavy force were adrao os e'n
Plftsburg, "a, via the National road apa;, On
from Cu1nberand across the lAesbao w. ', ,'1'
cams. Their plckets had reached Crent o"USu
Md, thirty mI'es from iuon,own,, ~ 5'F
cite county, Pa, On wednesday avan;n n, 10y !.
MCCoNNELLsBrRG Pa, June q - '' )!
tachment Of Gen Jenkins forces q ,nc.,a -.
infantry, under Col Ferguson re, entered "' ,b.I
place at four Q clock this morning, '"'.
HE Confederates opened all the stores i;eln|
ing themselves to boots, shoes, hats, and j., =.
erything else they could possibly carry
Large numbers Of horses fell into the hand. y,
the Confederatcs
They also drove away about twelve Thousand
dollars worth Of cattle. One Of their nuuber
in attempting 70 capture q horse, was sbo,.
through the neck By some uDhn oRa person
This SO exasperated his companions tia,
they threatened 10 burn The GOWN, but finally
desisted They completely Quilted the telc.
graph office, carrying away with them the in.
strument and all the messages The opperstor
succeeded in making his escape.
After they had collected ali the plunter and
were ready to evaouate, the Colone! command
Ing made known to the citizens that he Ea
ready TO listen to claims for the recovery d
horses, &c; Many accordingly applied bm
were for the most part unsuccessful until d
number Of ladies stepped forward and intel.
cede'. when 8 portion Of the lost properly
was restored.
The Confederates retreated in the dIrectlo'I
Of Hancock, but where they may next turn W /
it is impossible to say. {
A number of boquets we're presented TO tn
Confederates by sympathizing ladies, and "
vas principally these who received th"H
horses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-20
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL M1LROl

HARRISBURG, June 10, 9 o'cIocs I: wv
IS understood that General Mllroy is adVsns,n5
toward the east with 1000 mounted manu- ~
and 5000 rifeuen well mounted from '"'
mountains. ,,., =. aood
General N1ilroy has established ms nVI !;
quarters at Bloody Run. With hlm sI =, q.
lAdjutant, John Q. Cravens, ana also co I'D,
1JcGee IF his staff. He has ordered oG'0n (,
Gallagher who has command at bea'o o1 n;
report at his new head quarters, win :" ="
17p;tod Ststes forces under his COMMAND.
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On, q1leHaudria 0azfttf
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 20.
Movements CT the Conf dsrates.

HARRISBURG; June l9.-~i ioiiiislo'c C1''
zon4 Of Hagerstown, who arrived at detty8-
burg to-day, telegraph to tfov. Curtin that
when they LETT the latter place the Confeder-
ates were there with force Of eight thousand
consisting Of mounted infantry, cavalry and az
;ilory,
) aIspatch dated MoConnellsburg. $50 p.
~ TODAY, states that the Confederates have
r.rossod Gave Mountain, below the town, and
sre on their way TO Mercersburg with large
drove Of cattle and horses. The persons CIV
inc the information accompanied them 70, the
to3 of tho mountain. The force. was about
fw7 hundred strong, without artillery:
The authorities believe the ConfederatH5
are in strong force at Williamsport, and that
fr,ey are moving their ammunition this 8loe OF
fho river. with . view Of nakirg 1t base OF
The l72d Pennsylvania regiment, now at
Yorktown, whose time has expired, rendered
their services to Gov Curtin tor SIX months,
and have been accepted 80.
The uso Of churches and public buildings
has been rendered to the troops concentrated
uARpIsDURG. June l9.-There seems to be
m I2onhf that the Confederates are scattered
a]ong north Of the Potomac, from the river Go
NIcConneIsburg. >,
-Four thousand are at Hagerstown, with ar
%illerv, camped in the Seminary grounds
cannon are planted on Funkstown road.
The organization Of troops here Is proceed,
inc rapidly The Eighth, Twenty-third, and
Seventy first New York regiments are here
NT;lroy is advancing from the mountains with
3 large force.
The Jail and court house at McConnelIsburg
ara hnrnt. Two Confederate prisoners were
ao,t1,ra3 There are eight thousand Confed-
crates between AagerstoWn and Wllllam8pors'
Veoroes ere constantly arriving here, and are
BATTERED all along the railroad They seize
AT they can find !,
(1HAMBERsBURG, 8. 80 2. NJ. tine OF the
Cumberland Y alley Railroad men, who resides
a. Hagerst0vn, and is reliable, escaped Through
rhq nickets at 0 clock this morning. lie re-
,,orfe about four thousand Confederates at
Waoerst0wn, cavalry and artillery, With some
e Their cannon planted on the FunkstoWn
road.
He saws from the best information he could
gather, there are between eight and ten thou
Ssn1 men between Hagerstown and Williams
r1ort. including the forces at HageratoWn,
Jenkins cavalry is camped at Middleburg on
the State line engaged in driving OF horses.
and cattle from that section:
Our informant saw several small squads OF
cavalry at different points On The line OF the
railroad, but avoided them.
81 one clock small body passed through
Areencastle to Waynesboro. kWeIl was re-
x,orted in command.
4 special dispatch to the New York Times,
dated Harrisburg, June 10, says
I have lust arrived from Chambersburg.
The enemy is no nearer than Greencast5e;-.-,
The main force Of the Confaderates is at VII
Transport, 4 squadron Of cavalry and the
Eighth and Seventy first New York regiments
have been sent by railroad to Chsm6bersburg'
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DIED.

Al Berry Plains, CharIIee5 1T09GW3X relic; 9.
JOHN John ~ vs. L o in about the 5sh ye@'
age. q 1868 st her ~,
w. Ma. It an advanced age MIS-
=: Al fors Y = Mexico on the e.: s@ THSoNAs
Der last, in the 2lst year Of h,s ~ judge Se1.
RELY CLEARY, eldest son % California :
oIas Cleary, formerly Of A&r'p0sS' 0
MAY he rest in peace ------===-
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feiner Be3ie9unG 8stpe1o0eu eieea Sort
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nah terem aOpe auf etnsm uno bemle(beI
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rpsrOen Don benz WafDmgtca @oneIpDncenten
Der Gbtca9c Grtbune fOIaenosrmoGcn anaepeo
ben DAB or ouber letnem Wsbaltc $4,000
TN Qdnfe etpsS 3abrss fur liG. 0cnadt babe ;
oob &c istns 8arnr, daf OsFtr ltR~geaemSdttta
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melfe Die gHblfnbsm u. S. trnGsn, rausgeras
tst babe, tpdbgenp or 3usls!6 ben @ebaIt ct.
neo Sr%tgaoe9enctalS ts5Og !; RAP er letnc 9eute
auf ieSe ertehtltde gGsi(e te(Glpinoelte unO
pap CT .iiber9alpt jsoe @slf9enbeit crsrif bic
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Oaten ausJuIau9tn unO gu bet, iaen.
Selb i m or B in Wew DOrL. Dor.
seitern Na&mttta9 er1tcb G6 Elm Seaufmann
Namene Scpt Smitb In leluegW ubnuna SIR.
572 3. AOe. Gr war euf Dem gBdfbinoton
Otarfet esabilrt unO Iett I~1uaerer 2eit leiSeup
I9ewelen. 2lat g5olnab NIB blieb .S5mitb in 1ti.
ner 8obnunas I'm 2 ubr Natnt ttaas beaab
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toftsor Der 0srlu1 Der cCnfOO. 0tesieynns
fslGuft Fd ouf 200 Sdde a 500, 5000
8uI6el Tuttfr, 1000 Q. Snfsr, eine srUB'
Menae Gotusner gum Wertbe pOa etpa !
Miutou Dollars. Die @ebdutidfsiten rarer
Giaent6um pCS StaotsS 0irainten.
t1eter ben urlprun9 beg 6eusrS cttfuitrsr
Ssr(dieDene @'stiGte uno cine 8erlIcn lautft
ba6 eetpiIfe @eemte ih tn einsn nl9t gam
tactfsIten 3%utanSe %6efunOen battsn.
.Dts WRan,er In Giratnien isipst eterbs'
oub stnen tepeutsnbea SerlnSf, pn DE yer
liAerun9s lumme fes Gtaates II $l6O,oOC
betrGat ur{S Ger 5erlTrte G0tad bet ben 1sBtDet
bOben WretIen minpefens einen U5ertb BON !
MiIipn Dollars bate. us
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SomerY (Nlabama) NpSertlI sr eutbGlt. etnen
PatriUtii&en Iufrni pOn gancep, Glap, Carp
unp anCeren Rebeueu ; @ouareBmttelt bern
BON Nlabama az Oas Bolt bsSSiOens, ipOrtn
IT, eafdte aufororrn, RrTn az p%fIGn3eu unb
Gteb 80 jieten.
Die 8ertGte it6er ben glp!6RanD TN GlSen
l;no wCbl6s8riinDst. Ser 2lpoertiIer eutbGft
etne C~fft3teiIe Nn3etee bes 8sbeqsucpmmiTatrs.
In ptlaer er bas Bubligum mt 8eI6aFana
BON Gsbenamittilu eriuGt. Gr lagt, paB &c
autcrtirt fet, so Gent fir 1 gfuno @6pstue.
Fstl9 Cper II 9fune 3afer fir / pfanb
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81 8ennsfee 1T kstnate se~r6ungert. @lskl
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