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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-25
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81 II A. NJ ! L In
WHOLE6ALE GROCER,
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il o4; s.. e.. e. sss, !: o, &c:
Pn1run AND RRovnsross.
sLous.sA saAs - %: sprir, whs.s sxsn
co:. .xA - 7 . 5.
SHIP. sTUYv-si 70 70 81 rs.
CORN-1&DeoeV susa.
MaIAI-v.!l q - spring oaessl % vsu.
0REEN APPLEs-6cc to 81.
POTATOES Is 0ioc; Retail 26c per peck
BUTrtk-common i6c; Choice, II to 2Ici retail,
HGGS-2Oc
ChICKEEs--sl rs TO u 20.
WHITE BEANs-Cenmon 70 GOOD rs 10 o. %
p, 1a.,s Navy g asesa -
HAY-Tinoshy, saooc. b.lsd, sqs %, Prairie
e1s 90.
GROCERIEs.
seGAR-Nev Orleans fair. issi primo i3x;
| choice Is New York. @, isAc; New York, A, lsc;
crushed powdered III.
aoLAssEs-sugaf House 7o07ses Golden syrsp
COFPEE-Rie A036e: lava ~;
RiCE-Si9loc
sOAP-Yain -. sanns ce aernaD TIE.
| cANDLES-ssar 10 10 10: Mould. lea TO lie.
TEAs-yeuss Hysos. q iees, So Imperial, q Is
foRACCO.-Dsrt sweet, IS to coo; Msdiss BRANDS
CSC to 7se; Gold and Hstar.l Ls.f. zoe to q %
GIAss-sIio City ems, ra,ss.
CORDAGE-isic % Iste
1RUE-assAh sss ssoss =.
| sALT-Laks - 4o9o3 50.
FIsH-so.l Ass..rsi, seis. - 50 % sIs g.
"a s..a e e A'f T. g.: :sss : = =
Hlfbsls No. White Pish % Is
sUNDRlEs.
| LgATHEK-soie 500 IS: Rasness l4a4s
HIpEs-Dry Fiinti11tse; Dry stised is srubby
half price green u to s; green shsep pets iec@6
1 25 green hog skins Use.
4 DkkDS-Timoihy.s3 so 10 IS; Flax, ~ 90.
HkATHkkS--3510.
| cHKksk-Hambu n IS to l6ie.
ERkF CATTLE-2he Eross-
sHEEP-e4 ~ TO - o. head.
1 wOOL-Cisas Tub~ashsd, s. " sof Unvashe& enc
1 bird less.
q s5eef 60, Lard Oh, poe to q; Fish oh. u ~
/ BkksxAA-spe.
| tAT HOGs-es IS Eross.
| kAtS-wooIsb - 5stson 2ic-
xEW GUNyiES- 81 n 70 ga.
oLDf Roa-is - bEsss Ice CspPs
sse..ssE.-os Sew Yerr Paiia iphia, Boston
Cincinaati, st. 10 ais - ChseaEoA pr ssnt. to
% abs faEds- Gold W TO ~ buIlnx-
DIZZY GOODS
1 MEETINGS 4 SHikftaGs-- 70 10 ace.
1 DRiLLs-s 70 SOC
| PkrATs-H.s t. 2sc.
peLAtSS-S5 Sac.
| GIsGHAMs-2z 10 size.
CHAbaIsK 4 COAIs SPoOL79o. 70 81 Co.
sTEtx THksAD-0l o. To .. ID
/ FARMERS AECh. cAssiAkKs--ss 10 ses.
! skfxT bkAIp-5A 10 ~ o.
CORSET tkAk8-- xs to s9s.
| DkNIAs-Ss4 70 3'tc-
TfgkiaG-z1l 10 euc.
4 LINsEfs-1t3 Soc.
CANTON FLANNBLs-- Is 10 <5cL
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE

DATCHELoRsS celebrated HAIR DYE - fAI Bsst
ID - tn Verb The Only Harnisss, 7rns sd Rsts
skis Dye known. This spicnG3a Hslr Dssis Psrfeci-
ehanxrs Ned, Kussy Gray Hair. Instantly to Sssss
Bs1k - ksssrsi Brsra without injasng the Hair or
sssaaing Hkin, leaving lie hair Ses and
irnpafss sre-h vstay tquently restoring 10 prsstds
color and rccsi6es the i'll effects OF bad DYES Ths
Gen nia- si9ned wIILiAn A. bArCHELoR, AL Others
are mere limitations ami should be avoidsc sold BY
ali Drnggtsts, &c. fACTOkY-sl bAkcLAr-sTRsEr.
New Yorx. BArcHsLoRs INV ToiLsr CnEAM roR
Drrssss rns Ham lysdav1y
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New York, Dec. "a.

The Post says it is understood that
Eve or six arrests have been made on
board the steamer George Cromwell,
bound from this pert to New Orleans
Among the persons arrested was an indi-
vidual Of some prominence in the coun-
try. There have alsu been seizures Of
large quantities Of arms, ammunition.
DC. The details cannot now be given to
the public, but few days will develop
some facts in relation to the recent order
for searching vessels leaving this port.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

Lee Reported Across tAs RaDiaaa.
New York, Dec. "A.
A special despatch to the Bulletin in
this city, BY the independent telegraph,
says Longstreet has joined Lee. and that
the latter has crossed the Rapidan and
Meade 10 falling back.
There Las been several skirmishes with
Stuart's cavalry.
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Midnight DISPATCHES.
Fort Smith, Ark, Dec. e:

Col. Williams. commanding Ut Ross.
vile, Ark, has secured for the Govern,
ment. bailed and in process Of gin
ming, some 200 bales Of rebel cotton. He
has within reach of camp one hundred
thousand bushels Of corn, and il gather.
ing thousand bushels per day. He car
put up, if salt can be procured, 200. O0(
pounds of pork. This is all being done
BY his regiment, with the assistance Of
one train, besides running two mills and
hunting bushvhackers generally, several
of whom have been captured.
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The Nomination Of Mcclellan,
Phila delphia. Dec. 81

"r1'ucTPHTas DBC. II.
II is understood the National Conserya.
tive Union Committee, now in session in
thus city, has reaffirmed the nomination OF
Gen. Geo. B. Nc Ciellan for President and
have nominated w. B. Campbell of Tenn
essee for Vice President.
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Boston. Dec. "a

D0ssOb, DEC. %.
The estimated total proceeds Of the
Sanitary Fair held here viii reach el40,-
900. 100000 Of this was to-day paid
over 10 the Treasurer Of the New Eng.
land branch Of he Sanitary Coun,issios &
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Washington, Dec. "a.

1t Is reported DR.. Latterman, Chief
Medical Inspector Of the Army of the
Potomac has been relieved, and the med.
zeal storekeepers at Cincinnati, St. Louis.
&c. have already been relieved at that
other changes will follow,
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5pefllal Not fes.

yeic@. MfLTAhy OFFfsEAs ard SqtbsK Snc w.
tax The vice. aud are sxpos<d Y, saaaes eaAnks
siou "a ate them. osrAis cbis he Sfasss n'osn
Brone bic al neeees having pfe*vd tncif snesev ~
test of Ekny years, are htshy Freom 'hehoe sha
presergbsd hy Ppssleisns ADD safeess 70 me army
and haze received tesian2onisls ifdm many sAtoss'
men.
tod by All Druggists and p-aless - Medtrines In thf
tt.s ss,e. .d ruc.t Eos%ifu co1ntrses st Is cenis
per box h0s%'-"~eA
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Especial to Tribune


Washington, Dec. %.
Information received here from London
by the last European steamer states ali
the rebel rams in England have been Of
tered to the English Government at Ger,
tain prices. and Lord Clarence on the part
of the English Admiralty, had written to
the builder stating no decided answer
could be given for the present, but the
project was before their Lerdships for con
sideratioD.
Instructions have been sent from Sec
rotary Welles to the commanding officers
OF the different navy yards to have plenty
OF vessels ready to take their positions at
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Bal,i-
more and other important ports, for the
purpose of carrying out the new regula-
lions relative to passports of vessels and
passengers.
1t is rumored to-day at the War De.
pqrtment that General Thomas Frances
Meagher had been ordered to proceed TO
the quarters Of the Corcoran Legion and
take command of it. Ga the other hand
it is stated that probably what remains Of
the Corcoran Legion will be added to the
Irish Brigade.
Thos. IL. Cornwall, head of the Re-
deuptlon Bureau in the Treasury Depart.
meat was to-day arrested for embezzliug
Government funds.
The AdJutant General has telegraphed
to all the army commanders that a law
has been passed to the effect that no
bountles except such as are now provided
by Law will be paid TO any person enlisted
after the 9th Of January next. The only
bounty provided by law is the sl0O au-
thor'zed by section of the act Of July,
1851. The commanding officers are &C.
cord'ngly required to secure all the en-.
hstments of all the veteran volunteers
possible before January 9th, and give
Immediate publicity to this circular.
The Russian feet has left here for Fl
Monroe, and will winter in the Roads.
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S-T-l86O-x.
brakes PlNaef0fi0se Buffers.

They purity, strength IN and isvigbrase.
thar create . healthy appetite
Their are an antidose 70 change Of wafer and dlst-
They overcome effects oidissipahon and late hours-
They etrengt hen the syssen and eniiven Ne mind.
Tnry prsven, miasmsiie and intermittent fesers.
The. purify the breath aud acidhy Of the stomach.
They euse Dyspepsis aud Cor AipAion.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Oheiesa ncreus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nsrvo0s Headache.
They are the ben bitters in the world. They nss
the weak maa strong, and are sxhanssed natures
greus re4erss. They Are made Of pure 81 Crosx ~
ae celebrated Caisaya Bark roots and hesos Aud are
taken with the pleasure Of oeveFass, wtAo0t regard
10 age OF time OF day. Particularly resoamsnAsd y
deic.te persons requiring gentle atnuAnt. Solaby
all tsroeers, druggists, HSaels and Saloons.
r A DRAKE 4 Co, IA Broadway. Newly
Sold By Andrew j Wf1kiDDon,
ie15-d&vem No. - naln-st.. ks0kuk
- --4--------~
SURVEYORS OFFICR,l
Keokuk. lows, May n, 1853.
NOTICE.-To ali persons having guns, rsvolvsfs
pistols munitions 81 var Of any kind for sale are
ordered set dispose OF the asme without hfs
obtaining permit from the unuersi9ned ~ order Of
the Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this order will he liable to have such
con1scated the OF the Of the
United stases JOHN sfANNUs,
mayoR-dff Surveyor and ColiectoY,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Arkansas TO DO Represented In Congress
The CenscEiptien Act.
Washington, Dec. IS.
1t is reported that Arkansas win be
represented at an early day in Congress.
Arrangements are progressing in that
State for an election.
Congress having failed to amend the
enrolment act previous to adjournment
Tor the holidays, the draft will probably
be postponed till the LIST Of February, to
give Congress time to amend the law,
which will probably undergo a thorough
revolution. In the meantime recruiting
will be stimulated BY bounties, DO.
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CHANGE OF PARTNERSHIP
Hambright & Gilkerson .
LATE
aA1lD1aeRr Z sonuesom.

hs: !otn 0ilkssssn hAs recently psroaa,
eree In Ae allows popular and arst clasaf sed
frieuds. ,ntaacea m
Saloon AND aEsrAy j.Arr.
s.si5 4. = 0'1 It. -: Lsaia
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GREAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

800 Aereso land for sale considerable portion Of
which 10 uneY cultivation in the raj pert Lee
County. and within thirty minutes Railroad fyom
keokuk. This isnde admt ABLY nsted for sheep OF
stock farm. will be sold at low price. An op
p"Ftuny. s0ch a. rarely ocears, Is here offered TOT
making . most desirahIe investment Title perfect.
Enquire Of n. .. TEN-EYCK,
keokuk, nov. l2. Rp.i Estate Agent
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Cairo. Dec. "a.
The steamer Perry, from Memphis on
the evening Of tho Esd, arrived this morn
ing.
Among the freight is twensy-one bales
Of cotton for st. Louis.
On the evening the boat left Memphis,
in lashing on spars one gave way, and a
soldier and the mate, named Chapman.
were killed. Another soldier had his
back broken and would not live.
A band OF some 40 guerrillas fred into
the ferry boat running between Memphis
and Hopc6eld on the ed, killing the Cap
tain of the boat and wounding anoth her man
severely. They boarded the boat which
was scuttled aud sunk. A force sent in
pursuit succeeded in capturing six guer-
rillas and thirty or forty mules and hor-
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REMEMBER,
That this BITTERs is
NOT A LC OH LIC,
CONTAINS NO BIN Oh WHIsKT,
And Can't Make Drunkards,
BUT
IS THE BEST TO.VIC
H Read Who Says So:

IN IHs WORLD.
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VI Wnom were kiileQ Dy The sabre, wound
ed eighteen, took prisoners three com.
nissioned oficerssnd twenty five privates.
Aggregate loss Of the enemy, 50.
The forasing party sent out By Gen.
Davidson in the rear OF Merritt's advance
cap ured $50 beef cattle, marked &c. s v
The rebels were all driven beyond Ona-
chlta. Merritt was within fourteen miles
Of Camden in the pursuit. Federal los.
one man badly wounded.
Gen. Holmes is ordered east of Missis.
sippi.
Col. Clayton sends dispatches from
Fine Bluff announcing the capture near
that place of one Lieutenant and seven
men from Otis guerrilla band.
Or. Dckman, resident of Memphis.
who was lately captured by com pany Of
guerrillas. robbed and carried TO Mont.
cello and released, furnished the Arpus
with interesting news relative to rebel
movements in Arkansas. In Chicot conn.
~ they burned a crib Of 6,O0O bushels Of
corn. Another in the neighborhood co,
talning 5000 bushels it is said was -,
burned. W.
Kirby Smith was reported at -1,..:
ton, Hampstead county. "asn'ng
1t was reported and &c. ....,,, ,o,;.,...
that Gen. Polk was to .'sy Ie''esee
sede Holmes, who i ... - !; ssa nv; 20 super
besf and 49, ms 10 be sufficient corn
clo,h;na a :, p0' in the rebel lines, bu
! The r pplies are almost exhausted.
pinr 5elie Memphis arrived this eve
lev rom Memphis with dates to yes
day evening.
Later accounts say that the ferry
boat which was attacked By guerrilla,
across the river frow Memphis was no
sunk by them, but escaped to Memphis il
safety. The same party that attacked
the ferry boat fred four rounds of mu,
kerry into the steamer Planet. No ON,
hurt. II. 7. Priddy, Ex editor Of the
Argus, who was captured BY guerrillas
escaped and arrived safely in Msmphis.
l3armsd and equipped rebels. mounted
on good mules. rode into Memphis YES
tarday afternoon and gave themselves
up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-25

n Pfuas1y cDuuEFy mct-
We are recei,@
oantsin!ur . seneral ~ large numter Of Crates
trade ami viii sell sortment, suitable for country
price We are a, email advance the Sterling
rates from our sc repaired to repack gods At low
have on hao o. stock, We shslI 1t oil times
Goods. oftf ~ variety OF shapes of whte Or ants
the beat f. ,st popular patterns, mann aclured
= full as saoff a IN England Our stock win embrace
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OefG brltGe GraufGett.

gDenn Ser irregeeitee unttuSe Sn8tin8 au8nbet bG5
ct ben &etnt bieer 4mer'baen &ranfbet tn an9enOm-
fItl pbet bic Surt p0r @Gtbedur3 ibn db6redt, b an
ete gu penbe au wel@e g IN Sp3e tbrr @E5e9una nnb
afte 10 anee bt bic Ssmppme reie8 redIt@sn nebele,
mie 8. 9. Elm nit @ei6w cntuurtes Sel8, cine bHe
9aie Gmer; i'm &ppfe uno IN ben @lecern &bnabme res
@ebt8. &aubbet 2usw 1e ber Snut &npten ZEN Stt-
Armen Snnen int &c Ste unb ben @rtrentita.
ten 4 setgen, no tann biele ebl nit euer redltten
S4nelt9fet Dor @ 6retter, Bis 3uleb ber Gaumen unb
BITE Nacnfnp9en einid ems oa8 Sper brr lrtaren 8r1n
tett teiu @eetanb fe3 tlets8 !rb unb Ger Sob etuen
bred1en 2eioen babard Elm @nbe madt ba5 er bn na3
jeHem ganpe grtngt oGn p!en tetn Retenfer nrdtebr
@S Ill cine trduree 3taiafe, baB S1uente SteIer rr6t-
taren Rran6et gum Opr iatn In Splae her lneei tda
tdtet unmiienhe gyabler wele burt @npeuoung jeaes
tobten Wifte8 re5 Ne urS bic Gpnturn perntden unb
zen 0e pes Aeten9 IN etn slenbeS Daen eeripan6eln
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o. 9 n1nff Il,

MtaIteS seS t5nigl6en GpuegmS Der 9Buntir3e in 9on
bpn rabutrtr zines ber ere1 meo5tNden @pae9en ber
ger Saate Der ben 8rDRt &betl eineS 2ebenS tn ben
eipalern 2pnbpn, 9urs pbtfaoelpbt1 une anberen
tStsn auee6xad bat etntse bden Soluneen
eoIenoet, pSn be bic Gei9tatc RsSi8n met6. I'm
aabee 9etbeb bic an O9reniaulen Nerobt nl6 enberen
ranfbetten litten p(e !. 9. audi bic bet plpsen Sc
rdul6en gu e9r erirden bic u pt err6tGeu bel 8ertnse
&letntgfeten Ii. I. TO- Ipurben aW8eublid9 9ebeilt.
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23qionoer8 3m beadI'en =!

Or 1tnfOn betet alien 2enen feline Snlfe an irelGeI
turd ple 8ebe nnb utatrlt6e, Geif unb Sbrper aer-
fbrene tr bic Mr6et Ste @eieGi1a unb Ste 6 un6bs
madenbe 2afer aedmdd1t baber - >
ter limb in9e Ger trdurigen n6 betlasen8Hertbeu SOL
GET tcr fruben 6eirrbnbeen res Pdfers: Sdw DE i'm f
ft8 @eriuf Der 9u feifrat ertfppier t6e llnrube
NaseniAwdc llnprbtun8 Ger Gerbauunss Srsans, ase.
mene GnttrdftunS, SsnPtpme Der S4wtnbinft.
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q 2

bbenten fag Elm een6er Gels nb ein 9em6r 05rger bie
n0!brpent0 t0en @rfrterntie 5ur etclitn Gdieliefeit
ne a pRne fiele wb bic teie res 2eb9n@ trauri9e
9ilSrtabrt. Die Ytlt@idteu tc5 Yeb n" oenftet j ue
LID uno bie eec MFRS erGrifen ppn gerwcfHns nO
landDttl4cn geradtungen pa6 gn9 bic 0reueen melcDe
M6bere 6enieBen peEmeiaert ine.
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8eIe9en bdtte, penn Der 6ranS bic geidte
betratbete unb boB er, in 6pffnun9 letnen
Wunld erfitllt su iebeu, t6m ramentltf bq8
0eI9Gft iibertra9en babe. oatG
ySun mar e8 3ur Wabrbett getpproen. Der
Grdn} bate lit ieinem S@uer3, f6 BON
Gliien perratben 9laubenb, ben Wprten be8
Drin5ipals, ben 8lifen Ger 9li6te tpentaer
mi0eritlnoeu, al8 er wob[ 8eIout Butte SIM
S3mer5, TN llnmutb le8te er fd) nene TeIz
ieln an, IN Spffnung Die alte 2iebe leidter
pertpinben une per8siIen 81 f8nnen. lInanf~
lS8li& mar er 9ebunoer, uun in LANCER, freus
oeloler @be Inn etn peri4er5te8, Derlcreue8
0luG 3lt trauern. @
9Bie GliIe ooual8 na9 6auIa gefonnen.
lte tpetB e8 ttt6t. q
Nenoant WiGG6ere ilt 0fot6 geporben unb
er 1T BET Ietnen Nor9eiebten a1geieben, mebr
benn ie; er fitblt f9 riiti8 unb tart uno
bat ben 0e0anfen an bQlptae HenItpniruna
auf9e8e6en. Gr metB e8 iiidt un0 o6nt e8
rid)t boR in Der Nettung Ietuer Sire bo8
2ebena9lif Ieine8 Ginee5 be9rabeu lieat.
6ran5 bat pie gld5te Ieiue8 8rin3ipal8
| 0ebeiratbet
ltnO @tiie -? - Da8 @oGfalieb fra8t, bo8
mirb'6 eud fa9en:
ngei elmer Gnbern fe9n fc9u, atb, ba8 t6ut pe6!"
r65r' it9 bas Nlt6Trab ge6em;
| So peif nibt mas id pia
SD hDtbf am Iie6ffen iter6et,
3a pGr'5 auf einnlal fill"
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9auae Qsute,

Bic b bur betmGe 9ar eedpddt 5aten, bic iie 70 pft
t0en 2euten in ser Sduie lernen b eren SOL
gen fc alnddb ipiirer etbIt I'M @dlu bur9 Qpluttp
men, bic, menn nngettetft bic Gre nnm69f MAIDEN ur6
&Drper 5ett seBren, oUten pfpr ht n6tttgn dit.
t tbua @ptde @erpneu iieu. bepcr ic etrtTen tn te
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@d,nIbG6ber.

Ser ltnterSenete bat betanotg brrrStt9 cine srrsc
guspa6l bpn tcutheu unb en9Iiten StuIbitGern, unb
Serfaitft bieIeben su ben bili9ten @Sreieu.
BON teutIfeu @4ultii8ern empe9It berielbe sur ee=
fSipeu asnabme $, 0tefeS l., g., g. NIB L. Qeie6ub,
icpie befIeu Qeberbu. gser beieu i tete prte beus
fder unb ensli6er G@ulbtdber 81 baben Bel
8. g. Surt,
1851 151 % Rrattftr., bem Wtaltbb ScHTe
seseniber,
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Die irefbten @trfuneen bes 2aIterS nb iebr ;u flr
ten. &erluf Ses G3cbdtnfe8, @erprrun9 Der Sheen @e
brGdtbet ber Geifesfrae bBie Mtnunoen Nbnetst9
Der 3eie4daft, ud toG Gtniamfete SRstranen 9esen
t6 iel6a+ 5H9tamett Il. t. 10. ltnb etnt9e her dtmmen
Tpl9e
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aeAei mem 1renfaetten

seutudt wertea a[8 ia nb 3eusunesuntdbt9tet S&Dde
III benz gGen ben Cle6ern @nt3iubun9en Der Neren
uub 8lde Soamner9etungen, Spd6e Der 9lerpen, Wla-
senfGwade, Wta9feit Hebereeidagenbett, @erfanbs8~
6pde Ser8flepfeit Sddternfeit 3ftern gtugenl6wdbs
Sdwn6el, appbmer3, Gn3inbun9 iso l5alie8 Der STAFF
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