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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08
The Union Leagues i'm Philadel~
who COsnDOSe them.

The Philadelphia Euening Journal gives
the names OF every person in the parent
lodge of Philadelphia who belongs to the
Loyal League, together with his occupation.
The mat er ioots up as toliows:,
REoAPITuLATloN.
Total number Of Lesguers, $50
Number who live off the Government:
Contractors g-. "a, F r. Ut
Office holders ".- A
Administration editors la
24l
Number who support themselves. OF these
there are: u
Retired rich men m& SO
Banker and brokers 20
Railroad and canal officers 10
There are the following miscellaneous oc-
cupations: r 7g.ysa ea 4u.r,t
League printers 9
League brewer 60. ]
Lesgue jewelers 3
League guilder /
Goldsmith @ . .ass /
League band master ]
Solicitor OF contracts l
Teacher OF youth l
Artist l
There are also in the League poets and
1 orator. ..sE &
Out Of 633 Leaguers but are fighting for
their country, to wit: in the army-N.
Boyd, Alex Murphy and Rickard Ashhurst
Gone to Harrisburg e. Spencer Miller, VIM.
b. Thomas, Chas. 3. Smith, VIM. Rotch
Wistar. VI
Such Is about the footing everywhere!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08
Executors Notice.

CUNDRlES 40 Sacks prime Rio Coffee
- 90 chests Y. Fl. and Imperial Teas.
10 Hogheads pr ime N. O. Sugar,
90 barrels choice N. u Molasses,
Is do extra fine Syrups, 8 Aist
5 do Pine Tar, t4
IS do Water Lime for Cisterns;
10 do Kentucky Lime for sale by
GEORGE g. BRO,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08
LATEST NEWSl

WASHINGTON, July 6. $50 a m.-The
following is the latest official dispatch from
Gen Meade a s.r -.rr
Headquarters Army of the Potonlac. Sun
day, July 8, $50 q. m.-Majnr General Hal
leck--The enemy retired, under cover OF the
tight snd q heavy rain. 10 the direction Of
Fairfield and Cashtownea Our cavalry are in
pursuit. a. y4ts.us.ss zr irs .si.f.I f.r.r
] cannot give YOU details Of our captures
in prisoners. colrrs and arms. Upwards Of
twenty battle flags will be turned in from
one corps. My wounded and those OF the
enemy are in our hands. tai -s...tl
gg4i q l.,.f --.5 ,F GEnRGE G.'MsADE. e.
.g Major General Commanding.
,PHILADFLPHIA, June "a tllspatch from
Governor Curtin states that couch's army il
adVsncin in ioree and ia likely to reDder i'm
portant service. The Governor Is satisfied
that the rebel army is in our power five are
vigorous and prompt. The crossing of the
Potomac, pre- pSred h the enemy, is destroy.
ed. and he is short OF ammunition. s-' -eh
BALTIMORE, July 6.-Brigader General
Haupt. resched here at midnight last night,
and had an interview with Gen. Schenck up
to one O'Clock OF Monday When General
baup1 ie't tne nehuquartaVs oi Ueh. meaue,
the enemy was flyine Meade's hesdquar-
ters were at Creigerstown. Md, some fiteen
miles north Of Frederick, and to day be IS
no doubt at Frederick H use i'afaI-Hs
WHEELING, Va, July 6.-The IatelEqsn.
Ger hasa dispatch from Cen Averiii, dated
Beverly July 4th, saving that Col Jackson
with 1700 men and two pieces al artillery,
attacked that post on the 2d, bnt were re-
pulsed by Col Harris, who had with him the
10th Virginia Infantry, Crpt. Ewing's Bat.
terry and company Cavalry. ZIP a.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08

r LIVINGSTON 3 BUCKEYE GARDEN
IL SEEDS We are the agents for the sale
Of the above seeds, tho best IN the market
GH)Rt;E Il Isfatl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19
TANNING on SHARES.

Two parties furnishing me hides this winter
will return, urNi Fail one hall Of the
leather produced The hides must he sent
ia lots OF not hess than ten IN number, Though
two or m ,re persons may unite 10 make ep .
iot.) aud be- distinctly marked by the owner
on the neck Of the len side. A duplicate re-
roipt lane Ia he signed and sent back and
th1 tier retain 4 10y me- stating the mum
dor OF hides aud the mark As soon as q
pack ,6lty hii,-) Is received shall rnl them
IN TAN. aud 20 on with the naxt in order
j. MARSHALL.
january 10, 1858. ula-U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19
MING.

fylIE undersigned is prepared IN receive
md na f'- the public, at east five han
dr,d hil,.s az hi, tan yan5. seven milrs 5 T.
OF Marshall. Tie VII tan On share. our
half ur the other AHhides Will b. marked
with the Initials Of the owners, ard promptly
rccript,d l,r have resolved to tan al
share hides separately, sul Il brought tn my
tan yard only, the owners will get the drt
leather turned ont Of my ya:s and good
ar,iclco' leather guaranteed in ever Instance,
If fine hide, are sound when received
". Il. H. WARD.
Ian 10 ls63 nj 2 BIN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19
DISCUSSION IN THE YANKEE coyoEzss

ir Iu4anfigbrs irqia-h ST M y
70 eoms bsircea ''s ElV7a and itaH
erH iaui,3 Safe,-a Plan pr P,a0
- WuAirara! of Bab irmct str
Mr.. NaIlandicaam has appeared
again ia tnc L : House of Rrpre,cn
taiiyc. in \ speech of $50 much iuiog
Get that We give % synopsis l e His
propositions, while nn uniting 90 moth
ing, show ~ lar Nc West Is aheal
Of the East in ijs Desire fat pga.e
lie held hat the cause which .ed ID
disnmou was got eternal ana iue adj
cable, and were weaker 'hlu those
which tended to reunion chat slt
very was not the cause, bat only th-
development Of the cause sectional
ism tina. there WAS ul lrTtpfUss HIe
conflict b Gwccu slavery aud t.r A-
hor IhA' }be fundamental is1 e iae
Constitution is tho perfect ana eternal
compatibility Of lW.n ~ States.
part slave aha part '.r.; an8 tn.t
such u,nu was tD. su.3ro. t.l 4'
possible governments Tie goHtcuigI
that nothing kept u~ nplii nov luf
halo ntt..roitisip n+.3 r..,ar. a.d
that war A.,t. t.c-. .p,-....t.. -.,.....
times hotter. and wailc 70 na.> u-m.
lola cannot commerce o.. sIl'ssa.
r.,n..f ,,. S..,t.,l. .,.....l...r ........
s,b,e I,..,y.i,in.i ,.....,..... "a ~.
d.i,,,,,,.e ....,.....,. \ "a. .........l .,.l
~, ~o,,b a. gf..,.i........, ...,.....,,
m manners ,..f.m. nv ri.-..
and s,erb b,bi,. E.r I'd r.l.,
MAJ, ,i,er, ga. h,,.................
ami. pn,itnp sentiment -. \.y r..
land which v.oylJ ~ t..li ............
nnrr.yy ,.,oati..,.m ,.4 ....Il b.,
.v,l,l,3
He rext held that ll,sAf odd. e..,.-
and lbe Sonth c.rld u.t.-....,,..
zach other bv r,n.,n..f ,,.. ,.......-.,a...
i,,lt,es uesaiI the Nntb,.... ,q..53
M, sen,t,i,. fem tia ~,pit -.I ,i...
.d,y ,l,a, .,w +, siyi.i,,, t..t,y..., H..
sl,vohol4.np States v..ls -,,. s.,,s.
,,t.., h,t,,e.n. III, ly..t and r..t
n. bel1 tb,i an, I'M. ,,Y.r .,i ,..,,tt,.
y.r., 49, .l,v,.rv an5t,,. tbo ,..s.
,,tinn If that snl,,,c, n.ii,ir.l.I.
e,nept mpst cc,.,.-,b,t ibtv ,.Ist ~.
turn Il, tbe c,nstitpti,p,I aud ,rtosi
b,s,s ,f fftv ,e.f. ,ya .ib. tbrse.
fnbs rule tho rrtnrn of 'lriivcsl,y,.
and m. transit and tru,r..ary -ei.gfY
.f masters with tbe,r .1...s in tbe
free states This wa. Nh, pr,e.. ~ the
Union Whenever the, rI,e,s,. to na, /,
lie cnntepAed mat the south was
r,u,ilv interested with thn North h,
re.puiop and that the c,s.sii,n hr a..
war would pr,su,,. ,t,trrsuIt Ifth.
,opptrv WINS really tined ng the var
all ,t,'.,.,t.t ,.,ou',}, I.l..J ,..,l 49,,
shed aad misery Inflicted d. would
mako ih., f.iI,wlne pr.u.s,ii.p
Star fighting make ar ar,oisiies
bnt nj a final treaty ,ciflBra,, tle
federal army from h. s,.el.d States
and reduce the military establishments
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19
SCHOOL. \OrI(l,.

NJ ISIS NARY E/tlL all open a school
VI on Monday Jan / ,. ls63 sni respect.
fully so'iclts patronage, which. by industry
AVID attention. she hops &c merit The ueml
EB1a.h branches, with Sreush aud Latin
will h. taught; also pa,atine AMI music, i
isard
The customary prices will he required
Dea 90. le62 nlA-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

E.f.I| tttf..g-f. and fh. f....4. Cd. .U..... d.
coward. .f nub.f,.. .a-t ...I. 3D.,
nurt aai h.. ~s.d IN H. r.s.t,,.
WIuav,f believed that ,es. ,.....l b..
.nrr ho l.ar vlasvsr ,q.. a..
war m a.. sh.lirrg of .se,rs .,
di.pn.a. ard whenever ..- j. h.
ssafh.r. tal.p.r r.a AMI .4,
ration v.uI n., {. .aaa.l
what h. .a U.f d. .l .#a...
been 'lr lr r.t.r. md ws. ~,
surrcu.,-..n,w lr ,a..h d. g.. .ra.
r. live Co. ... .... N,r#-.I.f an..,.-
sar. at Ar.u.an uf.t.r5.ts. a.4
t4 sr..i... ,...,. &. ..a .,..,s..., .l.
rIr and greatness tIessfi ...l
state. h.. i.rd C.fl "a I.ar -.
rma aea..u..w ami i.s.n.5.g,i..,
IA ua'l u.l .fr.. s,,e.,..t
ir ari,ry. tul .y .rf. r5 am.
ase,y
NJ VaH.rl,,',,. I0.a,# i..,.i.... 49,.
nurl
Nr BINGHAM said fla .s..e.l. e Oh.
ral..a .ur -..r'l last ., 4r,rsv,,..J
II was .n ap.l.,y ~ ...,.s..,,
Vl,n ih. .,uib.g.n #e..s s,s..r.
b. -a.uId l,Dimeflt Hcsl.4....
Aaf the ru.,mrat, I..l,p.- ,.,.-.....
..ai. r.n.m,rr.t Al ,na aas g. r...
tatfau .n.alu v,s ,la...a 49,
eaa..I ..at ti,co v.rJ la,r is.,
b..f.rr.w l..arti, I'D,
H gentleman ari 81. frat,l. had
a.gr ems % n. .c...+sa4 Tta 49,. "a
James bprj.u.r. .., ,..fs.if,.. T.. c..-..
fh.t.b.l Staten. ,y.. fi...csi,s,..f tf.,
mau.c'cI uar. sri ,t., esf va. .r-
ufn.l Ayif.. ,-el,l,..r t4l E..r..
is'rf~ ~ Dis p.rI. e-sag AND Doe
iasei t.e...cc &C Interfere. BE- waa'd
igve been en',,-au that TIE f.t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19


ccmbcf 1851 10 iAr 3l,t December .f2 a
period of thirteen months there were manu-.
iacinscd Of cotton goods $40 200 yards. and
Of wooden 2illjl . wri.. of tie iarmar OF
witch was sold 10 the army 1921 . ,nrd..
and Of the latter lAi2ll2 Yards maxim,
largely over e, the cotton and greatly eyce,yl
inn OF the WOODEN. manufactured. The
Lunailc Asylum received COZ wards. WOOD Ms.
and 800 ,ards cotton The haIanca 5Ag
2lIo .1fd~ cot'ous, a1d 22,s45.l woslen,
werc absorbed hy ~ Factory. peniie.aiarv.
clothing 10 The conyicis. families II soldiers.
and general supplies f.r the Institution
TIE gross Earnings Of the Institution for
tie same period have lHrn. si6- .59g 20
The amount expended has been. 222 800 36
Special d.po4if with Stat. Tfss'- g9g sap %
Within cash b,i pcc op hand al 59- 40
The nn,ount Of indebtf,lpc.s pr.,iot. IA
De 1T. Is6l which has been nn,1 by ,he
present Financial Agent. /. SOL I07 AZ mon
than the amount received by m dnr rro.
WON. ta tina, tjmr The n,nsnnt a, cn.b ~.
ce.ved by him mon taking char-c on The
Peni'autnry was $3.50
II wll thus be- seen tha, this Institution
has been most nbly. ,.ercs,fluy ard urnfta.
bly managed placing mt, t,p Trusurva yerv
large anuuu,
he rI's Tor an additional nn-snria,io, Ia
The llosp.ia Furl nnd gives detail of Tho
msur,r lr which b. has b,op c,n..pded a,l
the efOat GOOD tb,t has r,..uli.a from TIN. i'm.
mnne law. which Nas pn.4rd AT th. last .,.s
sion Of ,bo Irr,.ln,prd.
On tle snli.. .,. a, ,bo . currope, he al.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19


, ranis legion Of - companies; Infantry
. baitalians ! company unattached legion
at two buitaliuns and light battery and
I OF Artillery, regiment. / light batteries
making % 600 men which with The State
troops IN actual service, viz Ga00 men
form aa aggregate Of O. 800 Texans IN Min.
mry service; constituting an excess OF Z %
more than her highest popular vote, which
was G312 From tie bsst information
within the teach Of this Department, upon
which 10 base an estimate of the men now re-.
H,lniUg IN the State between the ages of sy
'e,a and sixty wears i Is though, the number
will not exceed 1000
lie allndc. 10 s3mu complaints being made
that The Coast Guards which werc organized
W the coast counties, 10 act M scouts and
spies were useless aud should be- forced into
q army, but be- SAYS be considered Il GOOD
and Necessary armament and that several OF
them have rendered valuable services and
they arr At all times ready TO perform any
services When called upon by Confederate oil
tccrs H. refers 10 the meeting OF The Gov
crnors OF the Confederate States west " the
Mississippi river, AT Marshall to consult 10.
rrthar al 10 make known 10 the President
The true condition Of the country. and submit
for biz consideration such plans a. they should
deem most cilicaciuus, IN securing the inter
csis n those States and adds: ! believe the
objects sought 10 be obtained hy ~ were &C
cump,-hcd That II Was satisfactory in j.
result. TO the Pr sidrnt and our Member u
Congress ! have the evidence in the ESccu.
tive Olice'
Ia relation to the Surrender Of Galveston.
. he -lHn4 rl,..Hlx flar NJ tfrfsHf|r ft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19
W aut,d To Hire.

DOR The preseai year. a negro girl, suited
L lor muse Of honse servant lor which
liberal wages ell be paid Apply al tbs
office
Jan. 10, 1868. nl5-N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19
The Governors Message.

leading features IT this document
( The 6ayernof commences hy calng upon
The leg stature 90 endorse thr action of the
President. and TO sustain the Confederate
Congress 10 cyerY measure ut retaliation tina,
mav be- adopted against our foes who are. in
Met fighting Us uuIer The blacklist and most
daiuiag OF al. tig'-o ing upon Whose ipids
is Inscribed their Intention and lcsre 10 in
cite sctyile war
lie says while rccpuizr & right If the
Confederate Government 10 dispose of pri s,n.
er- Of var taken by o., armies ami Vb.le II
would he imroliiic and unndyIsaba or the
State 10 Interfere Herewith / sci, ih.uk that.
where parties ore taken upon or soil. con.
hitting murder and arsga and melting TO re-.
bcliion eur scryilo population ttr plea that
they are soldiers OF the United State. Gov
crumcnt should not be- allowed 90 save them
from III same summary punishment as would
be- visited upon our own c,t.zfus II convicted
Of the SEINE uelnrious crms
lie asks that Joint committee Doe appon.
tpd 70 examine aud report upon the action
and busiuc-s Of thc Military Board GRAFT
AT the last session. aud cuumem,e- some Of
the results of 10. arduoua labor. d. follows:
They hive purchased and procured every
gun posibl, made several contract. for tha
Manufacture Of small nrms. which are now
beng rapidly perfected established and pla.
rci 10 successful operation. % Foundry ur nae
casting Of c.huan ar. sucUl- 'uly WORKING
% Percussion Cap Factory si.d u thtmtaa.
iacture OF h1D-povdr; and aIl .'s Boo their
views calculated n this time 'u b.r.Gt tie
country they have al-o introduced ui, The
i4ff many aFffGI.- OF f..f,.a t...s.-..ft. t,..f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

The canal opposite Vicssbnrg. from
the best information We can get, is a
failure We are informed that the
water IS now running into It At both
ends aud spreading out from the mil
die film pp the swamp. Other nc
counts are that the enemy is working
au Il with a large force, and have a
steam or dredgehoa, in il, and will
soon be able to take their transports
through Time alone viii demonstrate
whether Il win be failure or unt
At least very great error was com.
mi,ted last summer. IN not SLIM il
up They have battery and a hrgc
camp inst below the canal, which cnts
81 all communication by water with
Vioksburg Monroe Register
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

I'VE southern pasife Railroad Com
pany, will pay liberal price for pine
mk W hickory wood' delivered 10 cords on
the roadside
Apply 20 undersigned or to | NJ Good
speed. conductor Of Tho .rain
T. 4 BLANCll
Chief Engineer a Superintendent.
Jan % 1852 no II LIN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

The Brandon Republican states lin,
Col. James {. Tappan, of Ark. has
been promoted to hrigadier general
ship and assigned command IN fis
own state
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-19

The Naichta Courier ID the sTlh
says tina, on last Thursday. tie 81.
erals, ~ pushing ont their oavu.y
force, caulo ~ contact with the TerS.s
Cavalry on Reundaway haytr. A
short skirmish ensured. in which an
Abolition Colonel Chen aciing Brig,
dicr General. Was killed. and ~ his
person were found inlponan, netpts
othcra Verge supposed 70 he killed
and wonusfed
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Dermlates

ans StartsRUn trtFt BON btnt t,t pO,u,
talisO tUmmanbtrtnrsn General malt,r Sis,.f
fsttls Rnertht bier Elm, Sas it, Refine Sas
StqStatn StaHfpn In BranS ata.dt, unf,r,
&ruppen S~tsfsItsn atsr pisSrlr BON bort p,rtris,
Sen tatten. 49,. s.
0uf benz ptinOsrunss3us tsr 9Jaut.ts
rem SOmbaSssfub Btrauf Rablsn .Ft f~Urtto,n
dartntrn an taufsnO Rt8et anb strRSrt,tn prt.
sat.etssnt9uH' i'm @srfbs ron ,sinsr mfntun
Iruarf. .".~. ~. - ...- -"
- Die 0atIdsttation u. bic asrfpHtt,runo
Der pemotrattlhen partct i'm Nrrren talLeu fbpu
1tbt tftn anrcrss 8rluItat. crmarten. ais ros
EtntOln gum rtitsn. Rale trrd0It pirr. II "a
eaesa MIR ftf teiasn AGsf6ttn, ater rirl.n
EFtf9. alt unb sraa gu iperrsn.
- gnalano rno 5rantrti& .Iousn~ am qnt,
PCS oTttten &rissftabres Nicer einmaI tnterpc.
f,tren. @ortt, ni&tS ais 8Ortt -.
.HlfIanr, Fei6t Is, totr finaspiuiot, 81,
,snti&'tpan9 Ger sOInifdsn 5rasf einsm euro.
Pa'l3sn SUnsres Ju unterptyfen.
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- &apt. j. Ttlltr, ntmmt als gcmmittts
Yt'tsIttO. oss rtuti&tn u%n.trR1sunes. gtretnt
Ssttrdse fat bsuislksn i'm untsrsn Stabtbrils
tnteseen. ... -.
Gas 9isisnissn, psI&s. grtsfe in bic aIts
ostmatb iu ienssn panf6sn, fuesn cine pal,
1snSs @elt9tntstt, psnn ft fOt6r Sis gum 2ORen
Sunt in BEN. StUrs o.s 5rn. @n,. 8. Stepbrus
ab8sben: (Stsbr Die 6strtHtnbs ansstss.0 Der
in 6rnss :ftRsnet 5trr tR Gapitdn einss edit
fts, BAG fdon nnrRrmats stidli& bic 8lcdabe
bur%lanfsR bot. 5ttr Sttp8tns pirS a6srEiss
Die nttbtst austuitft ssbsu. aaf psl&t rBsils
antUort auf bic absFtnbttrn 9rtefe bier Elm.
trttsn Tam. DIR prtie fur isssn Srisf se.
trast $500.
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SebnInbt.
t8rrt nod SOFTER.

tSErt nod S6iar.D
I'D ans Oi.fts atalte @rlus.n,
Die Dte belize SOnne prGdf, "
%SH"I l@: e0R BEN auesnne Fnbtn,
9@, @ts ta9lt i'd mid ttsluft!.
SUrt ertlid'' i'd i60ns 6a9sl,
eUts Jung unp snia ariin! -.
S S, 20 g6Uins'n, tdtt' ID 6Iaasr, -.
8:a"$f ni&t 5tassl. brauaR nidt
S6Wingtn,
S1tlf mad 8caebiue pu ,isb'n: :
@an5 ~6tqusmt sBnsen brtnotn
Gai@ BON ;8rParfrest, rid babtn. ,
S9'Hrl, POM atenrrctb tsstau,t, banr,
gus Dem ptt6sr Der glatur;
@Hfes Ht@ mO.nb 8ter treten,
-. man - =
AHtr bstm @eora Yaul ia u
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ltbtn. absr ,narb i'm ;RDr6sn farint R6 AUS
gt'Ge zine @sptttsripolts sntIqHsu gu uOusn, pa
9Ortsr' SHn Der 5albtnRt unb Sun SaFat aus
nit autR etsppnttttn Grupsen ~strfdrit rporrtn
TT nnN anfsrt ti8eatn trantsu unp u~srpuuS,s,n
SOIeatsn BON 9tt's qrmss BIER stutrtFsa. s.
Itnp etrfsS bic fsttrn tristnSsn Sturms5asl .t-
nsr bsserffsssnbsn sdIaat. @ir rirfet S,s.
Ral0 aaa pom Bier aus tpt4ttssn Grftsntdfn
sntsrssn Tfbsu. -;
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Staot Rt6muuo.

Ndt rer Reutieen Drummer beoinnt b,r
itRnte SoRr9ans eitiee SIatirs. nan tin Sra.
tel Nenibrnaltev lttst 9tnttr une. istth,n, mi,
NaHel0s. tns Qrtrn risfsn. s. bat. uns nov 81,
zen 0teIs, Der 0Eeuesn nar peniss ss6sodt. upp
Zoo, 't ss uns Der lisbfe GrtGnD atlporbsn mem
;rtr' nOB alien Sturmtn Ger Brit, an etbaft,
tu1en uno ju etntm 8inbrmittrt, Der S1,,tf+.n
Dec Snoeue, Su etntn 8srfrtttr Ter R,hts nv
rsnfl6sn NfePtic'SIrser unp. ia .insm g,rtr,i.
ter alice Otftn MAIDEN pputn, mas an Nom
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