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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
A NATTER FOR LEGISLATIVE AC-
TON.

One Of the FIRST measures that should
engage the attention of the Legislature
at its approaching session, would be
the passage OF a law DISTINGUISHING ali
skulkers or "skedaddlcrs' from the
draft. These men arc virtually desert.
ers. By their cowardicc they have de-
clared themselves Indifferent as to the
fate of the. government, and it is but
the mercst justice that they be dcpriv-
ed Of the right to a voice in its man
agement.
To declare, by law, that these men,
so long rs they live, shall not have
lower to east a vote: would be doing
no wrong, no injustice. Returning to
volunteer and in most cases to contrib
ute towards filling the quota Of their
towns, they have left tile country or
concealed themselves when called upon
personally to give their services to the
government. They have thus shown
themselves unworthy the honor Of an
American citizen, aud Incapable OF
maintaining its dignity. Their action
has been voluntary. and they could
not complain of the severity Of law
which could deprive them of their pow
er over good men and faithful citizens.
The country would lose nothing from
their disfranch'sement; for the voice
Of = coward would scarcely be a safe
guide in times Of peace or war.
1t is something which honest, loyal
men-tbose who have entered the ar
my and those who have done their
full duty at home-have right to de-
mand, that these arrant sneaks be not
allowed TO return home from their So
iourn in Canada or 8elkirk, or to come
out from their hiding places in the
woods, upon the restoration Of peace,
and stand beside them at the polls and
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD.

Fort RIPLEY, MINI, Dec. 10th, 1864.
EDITOR DEMOcRAT.-Si, The
sealed proposals for wood were opened
to-day at z O'Clock by Capt. Kimball,
and revealed the following results, viz :
n. Richardson, Little Falls, $5.74 per cord
Henry 4. Tobey, 81. Cloud, 500 g
James u. Mills, 1897 i"
John Hayward. 1888 " ~,
Joseph L. Hayward s. 1856 49,.
Frank Howard, Fort Ripley, 4.95 I" "
Alfred Tanner, Little Falls, 8.79 "
Aspinwall Gordon e. Go Chippewa Ag'c II
W. =. Luther. Sank Rapids 4.84 {"
N. P. Clarke, Saint Cloud, 6.12 IS
The contract was awarded Jno. Hay
ward, Of St. Cloud, he being the lowest
bidder. - ID. q. ..> -. -
tYsEl Il n MN NJ EFT n r. A r. n uernu n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
THE "uNPEuPLED WlLDERNEss.'

The Wabashaw Eerold has leading ar
ticle declaring il preferences for Gov. Steph-
Ell Miller [tor the United States Senator
ship. II assumes that, within the next six
years. the northern portion Of the State.
where Governor Miller resides, will contain
a population ns great as the southern por-
ton. and therefore. it argues. the Senator
should be chosen from the North. When
II ~ stated in this Connection that the north
crn district of the State already has one
United States Senator-Gov. kamsey-and
that the paper advocating the proposition
above set forth IS published in the southern
| district, the interests Of which are certainly
noe "f greater magnitude and Importance
than that Of the unpeopled wilderness Of
northern Minnesota. the UeralIs reasoning
of the matter will not be ap. to commend
itself to the readers Of that paper Vino
INA Republican,.
We do not c'py the above for the
particular purpose Of saying anything
further on the Senatorial question:
We advocated the election of Govern.
or Miller, not from the right of North
ern Minnesota to the Senatorship, but
because we believed him to be infinite
~ the most suitable man for the place
and one who would secure the greatest
beuc6ts for the State, without regard
to any conflict that NJ; yht arise between
frog pond in the Southern portion and
another in the Northern. Although
We believe with the Herald that before
the expiration Of the next six years
Northern Minnesota Will have popu-
lat'on almost, it not quite, equal to
that Of Southern Minnesota, owing to
the superior attractions of our soil and
the character Of the country, and espec-
tally to the facilities affordel cmigrants
by the St. Cloud and Lake Superior
Railroad, yet We do not base Governor
Miller's claims upon this, as the prcs-l
ent ouly soun be likely to be taken
into confederation BY the Legislature
The eminent SUITABILITY Of the man
commends itself at once to the atten-
tlon Of all.
Our dc ire in transit ring the above
extract to our columns was to impart
little information to the editor Of the
Republican: who seems to be very
much i'll the dark with regard to the
condi,i N OF settlements in this portion
Of the State If he will take advan.
tase Of the first leisure opportunity aud
journey this way, We will show HIN an
"unpeop'sA wilderness" that "blussoms
like the rose" He eau see as fine a
sectio" Of country as the sun ever shoue
On dotted thickly with farms, we'll un-
der cultivation; stock in abundance !;
grain stacks H. clusters around good
barns and out Buildings and We will
agree that each quarter section shall
furnish him its dish of saucr-kraut.-
The editor Of the Republican would,
we have no doubt, return home con-
WINGED that the advantages OF Southern
Minnesota have consisted entirely in
her superior mcaus of communication
with eastern markets, all OF which will
te reversed in a year or two, and in
some measure reconciled to the fate
which will place Winona, before the
time comes again for the election Of a
United States Senator. in the position
# playing "second fiddle" to St. Cloud.
HATTIE OWEN.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
10 ST!

Strayed from the subscriber, at Sank
Rapids, about two months ago,
One Red-Roan STAR.
Four years old, with short horns.
One Black & White Or
About ten years old:
One Red Steer,
About three years old.
2. s.-.
ANY person returning the above ia tho,
subscriber, At Sank Rapids, will DO liber-
ally rewarded. ". Is. LUTHER.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
SHERBURNE COUNTY DE.
LlNQUENT TAX LIST.

List Of lands in Sherburne county re-
naming unredsened and upon which DE-
linquent taxes Of the year 1868 and pre-.
vious years remained unpaid on the if.
steenth day Of November, A. d. 1864, and
forfeited to the State under The provisions
Of All Act entitled IAN Act in relation to
the redemption IT lands sold tor taxes and
relating to taxes and tax sales.' Approx.
cd March 1llh, A. b. 1862.
Names. =.,s Description. Sec 7ax.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

THERdomETaIcAL RECORD.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-18

bobtn, wte CO nm uniere 6srssn aanc, bean Die
stsee ldbt iib MIN mermebr psrbsrseu. 9it gu.
tenn Srcf uuo einsm Srtefe an rns @srtbt
ltidse. un0 8siSe fort gu @u6. SIR feip fret,
atsr Nett trtate mid. eas tb mir Cure Wctt
~ Nusen made. Bsnn SIR mott, 10 febt bic
oon benz Sn,fdrfeu an Cure Srtila6una aes
tnhpfte Ssoinsnna ais einen sndpissu SpaB an
.Jrte Cure sdnse @jefangsnuebmnns uub Srrur-
teetlun9 nnr elm SGers s~epelsn gu friu jteint,
ipte TIN uuirr Serr supeileu liebt. Sd i6m6re
CAD mil sutsm &,swiEen, bos is fsineu She'll
oarar babe, unei 70 febr i'd aud Gnre Gp6tcr
itsbe, S5re Sauo nur nit gurer pollen II. frticn
StnpiutSun9 empfanesu nil, ia i'd wcbl neis,
ME mrnia ib elmer 10 toben @tre pireia tiu.
Gle Der ,uddsre 9sisGe sesnrst, mar Der lsete
&sls BON Stvl, tn Der Srulf bes @irsermeiRe.s
%sef6mclssn, in ME srfannter Nlilpe Rredte sr
biz 5anO Dem eSlen @anur entsessu, pdtrenp
er NIT Dem aneern arm Die Godter umIdlunsen
belt.
Stf rn 3ufrisoen, frestt sr he, tpenn Id ceiue
5aus BEN Gtomas setef
5tatec antwrrttte niht, nur has frenoioe So.
6sin nm ibre 2tppsu NIB ne rpfiae g,lutb tbrer
sSaaseu lpraben %lauter, ais Wortc Sies per-
mpbten.
gloh on bemlel6en 9benb rpurec Si. Ser,pz
Fbuns ccs eIidItHsu Yaarss esfciert; aua Orr
SurfurF Soahim in siasutr 9)erfon sr1b,rn, nm
Oas 6ef icinss Siibertdn:msrtrs su sbrsn unb
rnir Der Brdut cen Sfeteen ,u erSHnen. Son ib=
rec Nnmut6 enisidt. flopfte er Dem SrGutiaau
aaf bic @dltI.
So, Ia /! laste or NIT einem s%udpisrn 96telu,
Iosr ras Slid bat. fitri bic Sraui tsim.
Sis 81 Teinem Go9e lbentte or rem trcucn
Otrner leinr @unf, III osFtn 5amiIie Der Stcd
nod lanse oufbepatr, wrrbe our Grinneruna
an ben in ren Nunalsn 5erabmtcn Snittetfriea
Spifdsn Den StdDtsn @pauoau rnp Berlin. Die
lett icntm &fc iminer TN sisfRsu Sriepen unp
efttsn GinOerntbnen Isbtrn, ba amd,' 6err 9fifc~
laus StrsnS cute Nlie1s Gum tsien Spieie madbts
naGpfm Der &urfurit aud i'm bssnaristc.
Y II G..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-18
Jill 9ammfr.
GpilOse ars benz Birsertrisss in Mi6ouri.
SOn Stte 8upptue.

lietsr ten sEalbe ltanb Elm rptbsr alGn,enSer
S&ein am 6inmel, bier uno oa bon auf,udsn-
csn ~feuri9ea @'arten burt tratIt, uub milbte
lih f%sltlan, nit Dem tnatteh 9i8le pss erten
Mpnepierisle.
Oas brennt in Dlealant-@ruY iaate Der
Wonn. welher aus Fer 3bIr zines e~inlarueu
8armtauirs unter Den rob eearbeiteteu 0prtiep
seiretsn mar, pabrideinlta 1T BEN beutl6sn
MiBtafsrn cine 5adeI ansesanDet morpen, cas
fe ieben %lernen, mc Der Usg aus benz Siaate
hinansfhbrt! @intee grursenee Qaute beldIcI-
len Die NeuBerunA, rann be6baRtete GER Spre-
der laatlcs ras fit INNER wsiter ausbreitenoe
5eacrsetteu.
3mei ansere psriOnsn warsn i'm, aus Dem
5anle SsfOiat Cpas inpe1eu i6rem i6tlid,en Su.
t:refe an Der gtideinuns NIT einem Worte Qus
0raf "a ssben-sins iusenslit-iblanfe, weib.
ti6s @'sfalt nnc Elm b~altpi6Fser, frdftiaer
Surlhs. S6wstgenD' uno NIT elmer NUMBER
tarcn Sei6tisfstt tIrmm Drr 9ebtere an etnen
Ger @Crticopiulcr smpOr unO ianptc BON Dem flei
men Dahc aus isinc Slide ibarf Ibsr CEN 8alp
mnp srt ais Der fritsrs Sprs6er lanelam iu's
SauS 5nridsetrctsn, LIEF er fa tsbenpe pieper
ginahglsitsn.
@r tat pissmal feblssi6ofen in leinem 6ale.
eS if ntht p!saiant @rUps pas brennt, lasts sr
nit taltunterpridter, Dor @rresuna ,it.srnrsr'
Gimme, unO Die Mifttdfer perpen inn wpbl
nod stnmai 5si8su, no 8eht UNI Sees 1T. 8n
ct. eOui6 fnp Die Deuti6en laOn aae auf reu
Ssinsn unO bnbeu Sas Deftt in Der 6ane, Sat mir
8rsS Ninncr ers6blt.
Sci rubiS, BID. sr 9at i&arfs S6rsn, sat Oas
Iap6en nit einsm lbeusn BIide mad, Der Shin
,nrId, sr mare ni6t talb 10 iblimm wioer pie
Gsunasn. wenn IS ni6t ssraps 5rsO Mtnner's
wsesn mare.
Der atsr rod feline Belt fapeu-- miro, NO er
@it aItes-
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Sestnsuuecu.

Sectusunecu.
Der ,,@n,etser" eriaeint ieesn Wprssn, Spantaqs
uusa,npmren, III 81 SO per JRche, saslbar an bic Srascr,
eSer' ~ $50 in iabrli&er uno SIS in rierteliabrti6sr 8cr-
aus;ahlunl. Mu,etssn tpereen su 81 90 bel einmaliacr
Giutufuns aufasnsmmsn, ieotS weiere Nal pirb nit
SAGE terebnct. Stttenee 0sihdftsasSeisen fpffen 500
Der 9a5r in yiertelidbrliher Sprnussabluue.
Der ,UeGentlibe Nuistser" eri:teint ieeeu Soana6eno
rnb tcfst $40 per Satr. IN balbIdbriihsr 8prahs satluue
son SO. -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-18

The German ADVERTISERS, @.
G.. A. WALLACE, Editor & Proprietor,
is published DAMY and WEEKLY.
OeFIcS: BROAD STR, neXt to CRY HALL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-18
TAX NOI1CE.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lots
Wing nj being situated IN The county OF Man
i:owoc and Site Of Wisconsin, remaining unra-
deemed N th2 Office Of the Clerk Of the Board
Of Supervisors of the county Of Manit5goc and
State Of Wisconsin for the taxes due and IN
paid thereon for the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Shy. for which said taxes. the
said tracts o. iand and town lots were sold on
the 9Th LAY Of October A. D. 1851 Now.
therefore. unless the amornt Of taxes. interest.
fees and charges 50: opposite the several
tracts Of land and town lots. as herein describ-
ed. including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and avery such description, be paid on or
before the 9Th day of October. \. d. 1864, &C
ccring to the time when said tracts of land
AMI town lots were sold as above-stated, the
same will be conveyed to the purchaser or his
.s-lyns in pursuance Of the statutes for such
GO y le and provided
AD0LPH WHITMAN.
Cork County Board of Supervisors.
ID II .nitowoc, March 8 1861.
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S3lPriTS Sale.

The State Of Wiscnu- miami owoc County Cir-
cult Court. Winche D. Bacon against Giles
A. Hubbard. Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out Of
ID and under the seal Of said Court in the
above-entitled action, to me directed and deliv-
cred, and against the personal AID real prop. p,
" of said Giles A Hubbard, | have SEIZE sndi
ievied upon the following described real estate
ani all the right title and interest shii, the
said defendant hld in and to said land At the.
date of the docketing of said jndgnens to wit :.
On sc 18Th day Of May, A D 1850; or has
since acquired viz: the north half Of tho
west half OF the south west qursar Of Section
thirteen [l3l, Township nj ereet l9l, north of
Range twenty three I23h ssat. Which said
real estate and right, title and Interest az afore
laid, shall expose for SAKE and sell at public
'uc'inn at the Court House in tfe llage and
county OF hanitowoc AMI State aforesaid on
Monday, March ltrh, ISG4, nd IL O'clock in
ne forenoon Of said dry, TO satisfy said exc u
ton and costs. Duet Sheriff Office, January
20, 1861 IRA 2. NTH, Sheriff
By j. II. BCRNs, Under Sheriff
MARKHAM PpH's Atty.
Tn abo "a e u hereby pos poned anti tho
II y O Apnl, AZ H. same hour and p!ac,.
IRA j SsIFH, Sheriff
B. J II. BUR>s, Under Sheriff
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Prom Kentucky.
Frankfort. March u.

/, il understood that Gov. Bramlette
hs. satras.s.l Az earnest renaORs.rAnce to
The president. re.pecting the enreiinen:
anil sn i.,man, Of slaves in Kentucky. and
has notified the pre-id-n, that be Will exc
cs,. the Isw.of Kentucky agains, all who
auenn, ~ take Slav-s from their owners
whom, heir consent. He claims that
ken,urkv has furnished more ,ban 50 900
Of la, .on. 70 defend tie government and
10 willing 10 furnish still more; that -he
has proven her iovaitr and mus, be treat
81 "A such rnS her l1ws cons,iiu,ionallv
euac,ed mus, be respected.
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S75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH !.

TIVE LITTLE GIANT Sewing Machine Com.
/ paw want an Agent in e'ch county, TO sos,
cit ORDERS for their new &15 machine viah
guage, screw driver and ezra needles We
viii pay liberal salary and expenses or rive
large commission For particulars trims etc
iuclusc a stamp, ard add
T. s PAGE. roIrdo. o.
Ger1 Agent f-r ,hc Uniucl ess,<u /.
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Az F.Hlr SETTLER GoHE-1he Racine
Journa' .f las, weak, no,ire. the dea'h
il .hs, CIV on The 81 inst Of JAcoB W.
CoNHov. - M,ddlehurv. Vermont, age 81
v.4,. sud notes that he st ane i'm. resi-
deL =. Green Ray. and subsequently a..
Mantle" oc Eapids. A, the latter place he
-. tn. frs, white settler; we are also
informed thN nhen b. lived at ,he Rap
ids there were no white settler. 4, ei,h-r
N,ri,nwor or Two Riv.rs Tho DECEASED
represented the Brown county district in
tie territorial Legislature, during the ,es-
zion o. 1880
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Abe IN he r'.:,e House
Proc nations writing;
IA -. Il K pilan
At . 10 he f hitting;
Seward in the Cabinet
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Notice

r., SCHULTZ x 90 having di-ooscd of.hn,s
~ac.. s,,p and took 10 SrHULTZ 4
70 ~ Le fiGi!i a~r customers tha t,e, H.
.t;" 81 heir hu~p-s- AID vi u =,
tx. rnlented & them tn call st their otfir
81. door east 81 ~ Old - nd and Nv up
Tn. old hrm =. i'll continue the Tannarv BIZ
ne4s a. her,tofor. ~ d afe sl~sy- prepared !.
p,v the highest CASH PRICE. tor Hide.
Skins. DC
F. SCHULTZ co.
H.sissyct. o.. 20. Iasz -.
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SIP CiIl Offers.

We desire this year lace toorc million
Of northern readers tn great pctrines the Day
Book teaches on TIL question Of the Rac-- -
We c"nhd nifty believe # this j urnal wers
placed in the haod- of one half Of he voter If
The north'r' states between this time and Nos
Yenber, loG4 the Democrats count fail ~
cary the next Pre- >dential election W there
fore make the t,lowiug cff'rs no. il 'h,. light
u prizes, and OF even because it Wi! be prof
tabIe-tor wc en- scarcely ati,Gd i.--hut solely
70 secure a 'cid d'sssminatiot IF RE n'',cs .h,eh
Irc nrnLOhltIIN LcL -tnc M / snne on. cnuntru.
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NEWS or THE WEEK, WITH THE CATTLE,
PRODUCE, AND OTHER MARKETS.,
Carefully Reported.
NEW YORK DAY BOOK
ITO H. 1864
WHITE NEW S LIBERTIES -
State Riqhts- FtderaL Union

The NEw YORK DAY Book i al indepcndent
Democratic journal. lodng, With the late Sen,
;'ror Douglas, that " this Government is made
on the white basis, by white men, for the bene-
ut OF welte meu and tier postcrty forever."-
Il IL large double shee', with torty- eight col
u"tns OF reading matter, and in all respects
whether for Markets, News, Literary or Agri>
cultural intormaton-iS not inferior to any as 4
p7lItcl! or Jdmt!y newspaper. In its political
question before the American Peopla, and pre-
-eut7 the only philosophy Of it which can resist
he sweeping march OF Abolitonism 1t 10
Democratic III the true sense of the term-the
defender Of the Peoples RI Lhts hut it is the
"phrider OF n" patty chicaHcrv or tri key Il
- not only tor PEACE, but Il shows ho,o and
hrw only, petmlueu; Pee ca, be obt,ined,
sd 'hi- glorious VIA t. Man G ,vernmeut Of
asA1rgtoH restored, VIZ 10y The utter rout,
overthrow, aud exterminatou Of Aooll:ionsn
from America soil.
The Day Book is now the only weekly polit-
cal paper III New York city made no exclusive
~ tor county circulation III the other. are
f-h 'S't"d trnm the columns OF some daily psper
when r-ndrr, il aim t inpcss be to xiv. -
complete and general IA summary ot the news as
the other case. Persons arput subscribing
should take this intn cOns'Ceratiun. Democrats
also must see 10 ii IN 1t sound papers a. circu
late a2rno tie People Aho'ifuni-ir Will rev
er be put down ~ Al who desire to retuto
the arguments o. Ab0litienists should tIke he
Don Book
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Great Inducements to Volun-
teers.
NOTICE is hereby given that the town Of
Y Newton has voted TO pay
20 Volunteers who will give that town credit
Tor their enlistment. Apply to
VI TACGHER
Chairman Board Of Supervisors
Newton. VI rich / 1861. 4w
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WALKER HOUS
MILSX

'INHlS HOUSE has been re~opened, and ia now
l. ready for guests Thorough repairs, in
provements, and addition. have been made the
present season. The interior has undergone
compete change, so that the WALKER" Is in
tact New House. No pains have been spared
IN ftting up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it complete in oil its arrange,
mems.
The Proprietor confidently believes he antci.
pates the wishes of the travelling public, by op
euirg aud keeping the "WALKER" as a first
c'asf J otel, and hopes to pnrs their approba-
:, patronage
A. G. BENTLEY prooriptor
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J1leOi5inilc5e AnSeigen.
Oas bpmDppatbil6e So>Seilperfa6rcn

Bon Or. NSoIpb .. @erbarrt, 8Saisl. 4reus. opsrcb.
Ar5t uns g~9unSar3r Dr. Meb. uuS J9irurs,
IuseHeperateHr x.
Dffce:- See. 20 Gbarpftr. Gcfe BON Gbarp nnS
d -! IS. Dover Ctr, ~a
UNI pleln NeMeS %sllosrtahren welAfs berttts tn Oeutid-
lano pie rupmllWFe @neFtennnn6 6efuneen, aud 9Iber Arneris
ia 81 %nerbrettet, ~ babe tp mid ~eiRfmetlen ttet In 8Alts
more ais Arjt ntebersei1fer TX TTr .aGI G
Dte gOr3aSe ntstuss 9etlSetasreas, ~seSenaber Der 3er-
fdGrenbett unR llnf6erbett Der alien WtebtSin anb: S n :
faneller @rfpIs Anh BtIItafett.
Die uafteen N~eIaltate bic Id Bel neiner sieliGbrtaen Ora.
rts IN BEN be6e~ atenSfen StdbteM DeutfGlanss, iswfe in BEN
Ipre9en fur I'D ielblt. Sa 5S~nferburs ~bebanhelte Ids III ben
Sabren 1861 unS 1882 nebr beHrt 10000 Rrnafe an BEN
f6ltrnrnfen un6 Bef1brlt@fen RrantbetteM. Bon 40 an Der
stagne (Stsapl ]srtreatttS EtGeern fatS BET atetner Sc
&benip perhtelt eS IT'D bet NerHenfteter, 2Nhben-, Anterletbss
unb CSebirns@ntS lnbIne.
De4 aud In BEN anefen 2eiten ssttb eth It terer grisls
esitelt, 3. Y. tn alien ArteH son Obren. nae Ausenr
le tie II (eSeniS BET fbrarSen STAR, BET &Dyf. unb
nt aeenletbenFo{Wt&t 9fmIrrtUtbaIbe-
u SgsFgs9, sSsrt5Ss my 81 asss ltsl9nsrSsa,
f6Ie@ ~tstranthetten naS ilre Splssn u aud Bite
sura Selkfi9pG9uns entfanhenem {. tteul raid unS auaez
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