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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-26
For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting of the members ofCapt ". Latta'sco
pany in camp near Knson N G., August 18TH 1853. It.
A. g. Faucet being called to the Chair and Sergt John
Hall appointed Secretary. The chairman, in few
appropriate remarks having stated the object Of meet
ing on notion Sergt John Couch and privates William
J. Barrow. John Kirkland James G. Scarlet and Chesey
p Warren were appointed committee to draft resolutions
expressive of the Of the same who through
their chairman the following resolutions which were unsn
imOusly adopted.
WHERE'S 1t has been the will of the Supreme Ruler Of
the universe in HIS divine Providence to from
midst worthy friend and brother in arms, Lieut. SIxr-
SON LArrA who died at his home in Person. county,
ofyphod fever he I'd day of August 1861 therefore
be it
ResoUed That we the members ofthe above named COM
pany of which the decease worthy member deeply
sympathize with the many relations and friends of the de-
ceased in her rreparabe loss which they have sustained
but while deeply depore our oss eonsoed with
the reflection that our loss is his eternal gain.
RoUed That copy of these resolutions be sent to the
family Of the deceased and also to the Hllsboro Recorder
N. C. Sandard and Milton Chronicle. for publication.
LIEUT.. A. G. FAUCET, CHM.
SEEar. JOHN HALL, Secy.
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SECRETARY'S OFFICE, RALEIGH, AU.
- gust 25th lsss-Sesled proposals will be received at
this Office until Saturday the 18th day Of September to
furnish sufficient quantity Of WOOD for the OF the
State in the Capitol, during tho ensuing winter and
spring.
The wood to be sound oak aud hickory to be delivered
and measured in the wood house. the Capitol grounds
from time time required and be cut into suitable
lengths for the several krs places
Bidders will state price per cord at which they will
furnish it.
The right of rejecting bids not adyantagsons to the State
10 reserved. lN0 p. H. RUSS,
- - Secretary ofStata.
August "a, 1883. s9-td.
~ Register and Progress till day.
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Tenth CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr.-The proceed
ngs of delegates from the Counties Of Madison,
Buncombe, Pennsylvania, Henderson, Polk, and
Rutherford, assembled at Hendersonsille on the
18th, have been received, and shall appear in our
next majority of the Counties Of the District
not being present. the Convention declined to m axe
a nomination for Congress- They, however, ad-
journed to meet again in Hendersonville on the 4th
Monday Of September when it is hoped all the
Counties of the District will be represented
Union harmony, and good feeling among the great
body Of the Conservatives in the 10th District, are
indispensable to elect sound Conservative to Con-
preSs
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For The Standard
PUBLIC MEETING IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Iu pursuance public notice. respectable assemblage
ofcitizens in the vicinity thereof met at Pen, Mongo
cry county. Tuesday the 4h of August for the pur
lion the Confederate authorities in regard to the
said hortss proper pursue towards the State Of
North Carolina.
On motion of DR.. Owen Hadey, said meeting was or:
ganzed by calling Asa Chambers 70 the Chair and James
D. Num- requested to act as Secretary.
On request of the Chairman Dr. Hadiey explained the
object of the meeting set forth above After an inter.
change of opinions it unanimously agreed to adopt
the Greene county resolutions heretofore published in the
Standard.
seem determined to demand our rights not superior ad
vanages to other States but such the Bill Of Rights
give US in clear and uumMakable TERMS All we demand
equality, and nothing more. This sentiment ia with III
unanimous, and generally insisted upon.
ASA CHAMBERS, Chm.
JAMES D. NuSN, Sec.
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Later from the North and Mexico.

Later from the North and Mexico.
RICHMOND, Aug. 2l.-The Herald Of The lsth has beeh
received
The draft was resumed in New York yesterday One
thousand names drawn in the 9Th district No riot
demonstrations have been made and there are no ap
prehensons Of any.
Seymours proclamation counsels submission to the law
of Congress- which enacts the draft and repeats his deter
mination that the constitutionay of the law shall be
tested.
The conclusion arrived at by the peace politicians is
that union only be brought about by the organza-
ton Of Conservatives in the loyal States upon platform
similar to that of the Union Democracy of Kentucky
telegram from San Francisco dated the 18th, says
that from the City Of Mexico to July 22d says that
Forey issuing DEGREES in the daily French and Mexican
papers urging the recognition Of the Southern Confed
erscy
Everything looks to immediate recognition Of the Con-
federacy by Mexico.
Guerrllss fighting the roads leading to the city
of Mexico The Mexicans take prisoners They wage
var of determination. Numerous assassinations have
taken place in the Capital of persons sympashisng with
The government is daily imprisnnug and shooting per.
for refusing to take the suth Of allegiance to the
pire Mexican lady had received two hundred ashes
for refusing to receive French officers into her house
Her husband offered to pay, ne her weight in silver
but Forey insisted on making example of her.
1--WE do not believe this story about whipping the Mexi.
can lady,
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Vance; and no difference is known to exist be-
tween that functionary and the Standard, except
as to the best means Of obtaining peaoe. Surely
this difference cannot be material one. Surely
it cannot justify disorgapization Of the Conserva-
tive party any thing like an alliance Of an often
sive character towards that party Of portion Of
those who elected Gov. Vance and his political op
ponenta. We do not believe that Gov. Vance wishes
to lead any portion of our people any more than We
do; and, So far Is we are concerned, We aspire to
no such position. We are content to act simply As
an organ Of public opinion. Ha constant and I'M
restrained intercourse with the people, and our long
experience as public man have taught us how to
gather and announce that opinan from time to time,
this piece of good fortune is fairly own, and no
will concede it to US with more cheerfulness than
the Observer. That opinion is seldom wrong; but
if wrong it is always dsinterested and patriotic for
the people have every motive to deal justly and can
didly with themselves.
There are other points in the O6ssrrsr', article
which would like to notice. but our space to day
forbids. We fully appreciate the elevated and
patriotic tone of that Journal, and We trust we
have said nothing either directly or indirectly to
offend the sensibilities Of its Editors. We rely up
on the Observer to show us the same courtesy we
have manifested towards it by laying our reply be-
fore its readers if compatible with its views of du.
ty; and we promise in the future, as one Of the
surest means to avoid offence or even apparent in
justice, that will insert in full every article from
that journal to which we may think it our duty to
reply. IT,
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A CARD.
RALEIGK N. G., /

RALEIGIi N. O., Aug -, 1858.
Nix SPELxAN:-In your paper of the LIST inst,
there appeared communication under the title Of
1.-THE Greene County Tories, " in which my loyalty
is impeached and my character as citizen and gems
tleman is assailed am spoken of as tory, &c.
Ina correspondence with you upon the subject,
you admit my right, in justice, to know the name
cannot give it =,
Nothing is therefore left but to pronounce this
miserable scribbler and calumniator, cosUardly
and in1ismous po1troon and slandersr:
EDWARD PATRICK.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN CHATHAM COUNTY.

PUBLIC MEETING IN CHATHAM COUNTY.
At meeting of a portion of the people of Chatham
held at Hadleys Mills, Monday the instant which
was attended BY large number of the bone aud sinew OF
the country motion of G. Justice A. ok was called
to the chair, aud c. Justice and W. Baldwin appon ted
Secretaries.
The Chairman having explained the object of the meet
ing in few appropriate remarks, c. Justice W. Bald,
win.C. Daaron, Owen Ludiey, and the Chairman being
added were appointed committee to draft resolution
expressive Of the views of the meeting. The committee
retired AMI reported the resolutions adopted by portion
of the people OF More county at Rters Muster Ground
on the 25th July together with the following
Resolped, That the "bood and thunder men should
practice what they preach by gng into the ranks and
fighting, forever hold their cowardy tongues whether
saint sinner.
already in this paper
On motion the proceedings ordered to be published
in the Standard.
A. COOK, Chm
G; JUSTICE, lsecretaries.
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At the request Of numerous readers in this and
other Confederate States, We re-publish today the
communication of " Dapidson." This communica-
ton has excited very general attention, and its
views seem to meet the approval Of large portion
of our people.
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We have no intelligence of importance from Gen.
1ss's army. If his position, or that ofthe enemy
has been changed since our last issue, the public
have not been informed of it No Richmond pa.
nsrs we're received here by Saturday nights mail
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The proceedings public meetings in Henderson,
Buncombe, Chatham, Davie, Wilkes, Cabarrus,
Union, stanly, Harnett Watauga, Randolph, Ro-
wan, Iredsll, and Yadkiu Counties shall appear in
nrr next
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We are gratifed to learn, on what is considered
sood authority, that Col. Leventhorpe is not dead.
Sut prisoner in Pennsylvania rapidly recovering
f,om bis wounds. We also learn that Capt NJ. L.
r,re of Gates, is not dead, but prisoner.
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KurRE1Ls.-We regret that our engagements
hare been such as to prevent from visiting this
pleasant place the present season. We learn that
the number Of visitors has been unusually large,
and all Of them speak in praise of the attention and
nurtesy Of the worthy proprietors.
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Az CTM rs ! H.: 4 K s! INSTITUTION FOR
&C.,; f ~; S 1 UAn AND THE BLIND-The next
TENDER 7th, 1854 and CO. t;S , Ta "t.9?. o*P
tant that pupils should ~ W.
Of the sessions. For inf .a q. '.s oom%elcerelt
mission, &c, address wMi ~ ne pstMrS ~
Aur o. ,ae. Principal.
Ns A'''' a.. '.I-.- a.. g5 >s9-w&swsw
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The Committee of the National Democratic Con-
vention of the United States is to meet in New York
on the 7th proxmo, to fix the time and place for
holding the next National Convention.
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y,ss,ss1rp-It is stated that Grenada fell into the
lands Of the federals on the 18th. The rolling
.,ock of the Jackson and New Orleans Railroad was
,,,,sd The enemy met no opposition.
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MARRIED.,

At the residence of the brides father by Israel A. John
son. Esq on Thursday the 18th inst, Mr. NICHOLAS l..
to Ms JANE E. CLINE both Of lredell Coon
ty, N, c.. '...
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Gk a. .,s FOR FHaIDsAN, D HOSPITAL.
GERi to subserOeu, and others ,sho NAV wish to pur
ss . IT, 0n The Of g the Book Viii BE-
Raleigh n C.; Aug a. 1858. ~ wAhk6S $50 NJ y.
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The Work OF SUPPRESSION CoNNENcED.-We have
received letters from various officers and privates
requesting US to send their copies Of the Standard
to their families, as they cannot get them in camp.
We are not aware that any order has been issued
oprevent the circulation of our paper in the camps
but from some cause the paper Goes not regularly
reach those officers and soldiers who are subscribers
to it Do all our packages intended for the army
pass through Richmond? The circulation OF the
Standard among the troops may be prohibited IN
Virginia, but give notice that no such thing can
be done in North Carolina. We know our Constr
tutiona rights, and we intend to insist upon them
If any attempt is made to suppress the Standard
At any of the postoffces in this State, we shall call
upon the State authorities to aid US in maintaining
our rights as citizen and conductor OF free press
live are in error, Jet the people say so by dlscoun
tenancng our paper; but il they think we are right
it their privilege to sustain press Of their choice
Error of opinion may be safely tolerated while
reason is left free to combat it." This is the max
i'm Of all true friends of free government; the op'
posite doctrine is of the essence Of despotism.
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in the great desire which exists for peace. The
public press may be able to modify the action Of
these meetings in some respects; but the public
man who denounces these meetings, or denies to
the people the right to assemble and consult and
speak freely for the common good, will snap like
pipe stem in the torrent We do not fear to
hear the people speak, even amid the thunders
of revolution. The philosopher who attracts the
lightning from the cloud is powerless to arrest
the hurricane which is gene-ated'in its BOSOM
Our columns are always open to the people, and es-
pecialy to those Of them who agreewith US in opn-
ion. Wehope never o,see the day in North Caro-.
lima when the people will be denied the privilege Of
assembling together to consult for the common good
Or when, having consulted, they can find 20 journal
which will give circulation to their opinions. If that
day should ever come civil liberty will depart from
U.S. and the right of the people to govern themselves
will give place to the edicts usurpers and tyrans
Let the people speak 1t is refreshing to hear them
speak in this day of msruls and casmity and fthey
mad done so earlier and more frequently, much OF
the evil now upon US might have been avertsd
We are too old q politician to indulge the poer
vanity the Observer would seem to ascrhe 70 US, Of
being disposed to see these meetings continued sim
ply because they endorse our course.
With all respect for the better i,dernentof the
Observer, we think that paper is unfortunate in
ranging ono portion of our people under the leader
ship of Gov. Vance, and another portion under the
Editor Of the Standard We trust that no such
classification really exists. The Standard has uni
formly supp,aeztsd, The administration. Of GaS.
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oertfn Mn6 ben SIrgern Mats nabmen, rGs
lie irBenomte gebrauGsn fonnter. Ben oa be-
eaben fe ltA iAleuaieR nah G19opn, sru le
Dteielbeu Sperattonen pleosrboltea. Bon
lsbterem 0labs DnrOsn &Ourtere mad allen
&f&tunSen auSsslanbt, um bas GOlf BON benz
Gtnfau 3u unterrthtrn.
Die Bur9ertpebr con Mitt9el rudte ben
Gtnortn8ltnDen ent9egen mab traf NIT tbnen
6et Oaplt In Orange County am OGnner(t tag
Naamtttag SuIammsn. Dtele radern 2sute,
ObpObl nur 60 Wanu fart, bieltsu fA lebr
nader, mubten aber uaH 8erlult bon mebres
rem GsrmunDttsn unb 20 @efangeaen aurids
wst&en. pacli tpuroe tterauf ben ben Sue
rtua8 9splGnoert.
Wtttlerrsile bate liG Der Alarm nerbrettet
unb bic gan3e 0egeno NOR In Der fir&terlt6
fen Muf,e8uns. s3 10
Mm Gretla8 @iOrSsn ~Or9antitrte bsrprOfob
WarIdaa Wenntrpsb6er Elm Corps aus rston<
oalescenten Solpaten in BEN 6oipitdlern BON
Stem Nl6onp uno riifte tn ben beorpbten OF
trtet. Mue 8oOte am SbtpfluGs puthen MT
Sel@la9 belegt uno an olIen punftsn Itarte
Wa@en aufeelslt, nm BEN NadBus Der Ns,
6susn ~ob3uI9neiOsn, tpabrenp Die 8arBsrnsb'
gea bon alien 5stten seesn fe anriiGten.
@Ommopoge WttdsI 1ont RcnonenbOOte
! n7R@- senr 3s SarrnlItnn ala her. Gtnfnn fdtt.
fanO nno bielt Die 5laBabersdu9e BET Sou @ly
belfbt. ~aea,s
Die SfF3isrs Ots Dampfers QittIe @rag
Gagls bert@tetsn, baB 81 Ger 0aertaaS &C.
~fongen, 10 sstSptet wOroen unD paB mebrere
Eel Dem BsrIuns, ben 5luB 3u Gtetl@retten
es!runFen Isten. Dem NnfIbrer 6tnee iOu
e5 eelunseu lsin, mad Rentudp 3u entfOmmen.
gtnt8e Der 0sfan9enen tpurDen mad Gar.
! roQton, oupere mad Qeapenrsrlb aebra6t.
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aSpiHsMri 9taats,G Duoention.

SefferfOn City, 24. Stunt. Oer
We6rpstts. 8sriGt G6sr Emancipation ., be
teute In Ger @cnpentiUn In 8srntbuua AZ.
jOBen.
Sru. Drafe's ENHANCEMENT, pel6es ben /,
Sauuar 1864 fatt bes 4. Suit 1875 alg
3eitpunft Der GmaH;IpottOn ~auf5uuebmen
rOrfald9t, tpavoe nit 65 gs8en Is Stimmen
perperfsu.
Qr. 8rsGenribSe bot 1stns bor etuieeu Gas
gen etnsftradte Berorpuung als Su6Rttut
an, tp9uaG Die Stloperst In 1854 aufa5ren
uno bic 70 emancipation Stlapen nod II Cab
re ols QebrIiuge bienen lclen.
6r. 9rabeIY BOT 3u oteiem GubFttut DoS
Mnenpemsnt an, nab pte @efsgebnug In Der
nG&aeA @ibung mad Der 0aiiruns tieler
G~erurbnung WaBregeIa er9retfen IpQe, I'm
Die .3abI Der StlaSsn lOpaIsr @taentbamsr
3u ermitteIn, unD I'M, $500 ais 3abluna
fur ieoen lot&en @tIaOeR gu rerwtGiseu,
Dies ipurpe NIT 43 ge3e1 40 Sttmmsn &C.
uebmist.
Sr. Softer bot Elm Qmsuostnent en-, nel&es
BITE N6l9nfung Der StlaSlret i'm Sabr 1880
anprOnet, ;pOna2 obsr ale Standardization
6ts 3ur &rrst9uug bee 81. Sabres nod 2ebrs
blstbsn iOIeu. Dofir aimntsu nur
3pgt Mjt9lieSsr.
NertdaunQ.
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@su. See I9etnt bic 8abs 5OOfsr'd san1
aus benz Serte au brtu8en, pa Ct 9onStreet'S
@prpS BIN unb ptsber utnnenDertren laBt,
waGr1&etnlt& nm Scooter gu bepesen, mad
Marplanb ~iber3ulebsn unb tbrn fretes Spiel
In girstnten gu ldlIsn. 9OOser tnbe1en ent
rafuet TIN bur@ Ote gaze Rube, nit pelAer
er aQeu Bepeeunsen Der Gee,l6en Armes In
paraIeten 3aeen fol8t.
SIM Dbgrsn Sbetle pom 3oubon 3baIe recog'
nUscirt 8uIcrb, G'rese lblu8 Stuart 5ipetmal
BET glbis unb Wtttleburs 5uriif, DufTe Hans
berte GbUrUugbfare Sap uno Gtabel 0arrsns
ton BON ben fstntlt6sn Strstfpatroutlen.
unlere @aDauerte lstfet before Dtenife, pie
temulS uno fSnnte I'M % psf. Segtdrtt wfr-
ben, penn bar Waneel an traintrten YferDen
nidt manbe tu@tt9en Mdnner 3nr untbatt9-
Felt 5wdnse. rso aee el1aa1
Der 8srtGt Jtep gortsr 8latter, pab Sees
Mrmee s8 unIern 2entsn i'm Warl@tren 3utor'
ttat, erlegt eeredten llnpt0sn. Sian wetB.
baB fetue Nrnaee inter Der 9Onne IN 9letd
bet6tm Wstter I@usller narIdtrte, als Dts
unlere, was babnt9 bswiefen miro, baB 6tu's
Nrmse, tpel4e CUR elet6en 3sit nit uns bon
6sepertd8bur8 auf6ra6, bts tsBt tire 8erbinz
Duue nit 9cnsItreet niGt bspertRelt9t bat,
bumpbrep'a Dtuiion marl@trte an Is. o.
40 ~ : as, -
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rlnfer Ginfan nadl 0a,xenueGee.

Bottom, 1enn., %. Stunt. SD tom
Riet1 btelen 0Scrsen bon 2snutr an, no i'd bte
@tIentobn ~3frlt6rte, elne Demonstration aeaeu
&npretae maGts, bic Briden i6er Slate
@ree1, Straw6errg BIaius nnb WtaGes@reef,
isbe User 300 6ub lang, ~Ssrtranute, 8 6sloe
tide, 200 Gifen Wnnittcn, 500 @efanaene
unp 1000 Musteten nabm unSy eine Menoe
SaI3, 3udsr, UseRl, SaIptter, cine 5aIpeter.
faRrtf nno DrC0ilCnen 3sr|t6rts. Mstn Com
maubU 1T febr ermibet.
Die @ebsaen In SF.Gsuasfee inb FGrter
ale t@ badte 9OnbOn Bridge tpaate t4 ntat
an5asrtifen uno pulte Get MnIep Greet nra>
tebren, bod tpar Der @a6 nit NrtiQerie unb
Snfantsris fart belsbt unD pbsnOrein blufirt.
Cine N6t9silung fclete MIR TN 9tiden, rsaY
balls Id BET Smttb'S Nale ilbsrtbte.
a y. S1unbeyS, cUmnt. Sbera.
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@asp6erbstonn, 3d., sel6uft tperosn. Der
@anoG unb Der Y0tomac SoCtn bst 0tQtanss
port a6erbrudt letn. guf benz alien SAla@ts
fsl0s don @utteIart tpirft Der Tsinb mG&tt9e
S@duaen auf, um fA 8e9en einen Nfafens
anarif gu l6Gbsn.
2on8e Wa8ntettsre su5en ben gan3en SOnn'
tag dbsE burA Warttneburg mad benz NOr6eg,
BON nelden tetnabe ale ben Ser. Stadteu
gsnpmmen unb nit NrUbtfonea unb Bitten Be-
labsn rparen. 0uf Dem @teIapeate uno OttO
Canal 6aben bic Nebe0sn 800 @ana!boDte
O%srbrannt, Die @fsrbe cpnfarirt unb bte Boots
leate parCltrt.
Gen. N6Obeb' DtStlion In @wel'S @otps,
9e9en 10000 Wanu, so9 In Nto1en pOn Nr~
%ttlerte unb @aUausrte mad Gbam6ersbure.
tp1bfeno eth Battalion @osaQerte, 10 6elOy
Rufe uA0 ss9eu 10000 Monn Snfantsrte
NIT etnem langen @uesnsues i6er S6eptsrbas
toEun ce NattenalFraBe entlang mnr|&trten.
Nae 8rtiden Der @tienbabn 3ptl6ea Scoo
GUAM un6 Cumberland Inb S%erbronnt unO Dfe
SHtenen aufgertfen. Son Der glctt6 Brand
Bride absr ben @otomac lit rur etn gegsn
3ertSrt.
Sees 9an5e Armse ibsrlGrttt ben VOtomae
eei WtQtamspUrt, SbspbsrbstQwn unO Mnttes
tam am Greitae unb GOnnnbsup unp Serrui-
aet iest bic OeflOe MarYtanbs.
Sa6Oeraanpi9e bebaupten, ba6 1000 NP,
rt@ttg f%uttcntrt, bteIen l1sberaana Dsrhnten
ttno 900 Wann GaSaGsrie ben 8erwaaunesu
Don 6reoertd 80. @tnbalt gebteten ~tcnnten. 1
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CORRESPONDING CON Der WptoutQes
SHEtnke. e4G

Stnarts' GaDagerte I9toGri1t imnter MOD
burh BITE Nteberungen pCn 0unbpn So. unb
lauert uns tst NlDie unb 3~6orunabfore @on
onf. Sett etntser Belt MAIDEN me6rere UNI
ttanoe ote &tnbclung npn NaHrtmten fdtpies
rtser tpts beDOr. gtuer lit, Der 6slanbtoe
gee@itl In bar 9cFttCn bes Setnpes, Elm ain.
perer, Der itrtcte 8efebl, irelGen bte 91ebeOen
trboltet baben. bet einer etwataeu @sfonoen.
nabme utGts gu Serratben. Gin Idtao,3oes
8etfptsl erIebten MIR ain einem @efanaenen,
wsl@er. Iagte, er SetDrs 5u fstnem Neeimeute.
tame BON utrGenps Der unb let Wtemanb I'm
%assmetnen. Nuf sas 8soeuten, ba6 mir
9fUcbnt ieten, iOlGe Qeute ais Gptpne 40 Be,
panesIn, tOuroe letne 3ungr NIT 8libssI&neGe
betre9[i&. I14 n7g'4f1a.f2 a-rgf III
SIN 6nuptquartiere befneen Rh aeaen $50
Stsbtlen. oarunter IL Sfi,tere, relhe mets
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