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SPECIAL NOTICES.

<s-sS - -. CONNOQUENEsSING LODGE,
4 =, Sl.ST1se No. 25s, I. o. of o. Z. holds its
" Ak IN stated mgetings at the Hall, on
'~SIHsiW ~ ManStrest, Butler Penna. every
%~[71 Monday evening commencing at
six o'clock Brethren from sister Lodges respectful
ly invited to attend by order Of the n. @.
q A.Y. M.-Butler Lodge, Nc, 90. 4. Y. NJ holds
~, ~ its stated meetings IN the Odd Fellows Hall on
NXJN> Main Street. Butler PA. on te first Wetlnc3
ENH day Of each month. Brethren from sister
Z y Lodges are respectfully invited TO attend.
BY order OF the W VI.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-01-06

D5- Snow fell on Monday night last to
the depth of about six inches
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-01-06

In the Literary Department shall present the cho-
eest varieties within the reach Of EXTENDED means
The Noveletes Tales Poetry, &c. shall be supplied from
best and highest sources and be equal to nyhng to be
fund in any journal or magazine.
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Divorce.

III South THIRD Street, Philadelphi
Jan. G, 1854, LIMO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
. ..,e, y..rnal On rem. Davls.


The Richmond Examiner hates JED.
Davis With bitter hatred, and dispises
him Is much Is any loyal man in me
Uoion. It is defiant and outsppken. and
thus gives ito views Of how little Sher-
man really risks, and how stupidity the re-
bel President has Numbered:
No doubt can be entertained OF oner'
mans designs or Of his destination. when
Davis sent. and Hood took, the only amy
annareutlv in the country of biz shout
ders. and carried it through the mountains
TO stick in the mud between Tuscumbia
and Florence, Sherman determined to-
make an attempt on the lines Of communi-
cations between Virginia, the CArolioas.
aud the rest of the Confederate Stsses
His work in Northern Georgia was done.
and for Interior operations any point on
the sea coast would be better bsse than
Chattanooga. He risked much in appear
rance, but perhaps little in reality,by des-
troying his communications. A mar
ching army can transport ammunition for
at least three pitched battles, and for sup
plies at this season of the year, he NIGH
partly RELY on the country through which
be proposed to pass. If he could take
Macon or Augusta by the way he would
accomplish great things, but the des-
truction Of those towns was not his main
object. His design was to destroy the
RAILROADS.&C. far as be could, which ran from
Southern and Western Georgia to Viz.
GINA and the Carolinas, aud to rest his
army at Beaufort and Port Royal. That
he would go to that point rather than
Savannah is nearly certain; for If he direc'
ted bis course TO Savannah or to Charles
ton, he would find fortified and we'll de
Tended cities, and his troops, exhausted BY
by a long march, both in strength ant
ammunition, would be wholly unfit K
reduce either place. But the enemy hat
already possession of Beaufort. He woult
have no fighting to do there. and ht
would find transports laden with ever!
species of supplies awaiting his arrival
l, is, therefore, reasonable to believe tina
Beaufort is the point of destination, ant
that if he fails at Augusta, he will max
his way thither as fast as the Confederat
troops permit him. If the reader vii
glance at the map, he will perceive tina
when Sherman has passed from Chatta
nooga to Atlanta, and thence to Beaufor
he will have severed every railroad be
tween Georgia and Virginia. This seve
rance will be easily repaired; but if b
can establish himself permanently a
Beaufort, he may be able to operat
against those roads repeatedly. F1rthus
more Beaufort lies between Charleste
and Savannah, and can be convenient
used as the base of land operations agains
either city. It is evidently highly in
poratnt that Sherman should never tax
Augusta or Macon, and should neve
reach Beaufort
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
Negroes ~ Negro Buyers.

The Richmond Examiner Of Dec. I'd,
says:
This is another innovation that the times
have brought upon US; another symptom
of the breaking down ofsthe barriers tina,
until this war, kept the negro in it's prop
er sphere Now, ladies and gentlemen a,
auctions are forced to bid in competition
with swat,hy negroes, who monopoliz e the
most eligible positions and claim the nod
of the auctioneer. Not an auction is held
but the negro element is largely develop
ed, and some dusky "Mrs. ToodIes'' is al
ways around enjoying the first pick and
putting her label on the goods of her
choice. Auctioneers would consult their
interests and the convenience and com.
fort of the citizens that attend upon their
sales, it they would adopt stringent rule
excluding negroes from their auctions. |,
is rarely that they attend to buy; it is on
iy the innate curiosity of the negro that
prompts him TO attend and bid, and
put himself or herself in the way OF
white citizens who really desire to make
bona tide bids and purchases. Again, this
promiscuous selling to slaves without 1t 9
written permission of their owners, is
violation of city ordinance, and every
auctioneer SO Violating the law is liable to
the penalty pro'ided. We hope the DO.
lice will see that the law in this regard is
enforced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

r0> There is a relish for taking down
for Its own sake, vein of hardness and
commentaries. which belongs to some
very responsible sort of people. impellinp
them 70 eve stone instead of breadth
utter ninly Il told you so's," cold NOR
aiiues. inoppostune counsels aud harsb
reminders. when the confding spirit b,s
laid bare us needs, or it's penitencs "a
asked for sympathy. Often The 49, -.
knowledge of doing the thing we'll "a NJ
tive enough. 1t is an irresistible temO
tation to express ones self with min,
aud, In fact, half of all the current rooa
stories are of neatly turned dissgreesble
things-not sneer orsatire, but some cold
sh'ver'ng half truth, for which nobody |,
the better.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
LoNdsrREEr.-A letter from the Sou,h

LoSdsrREEr.-A letter from the South
to the London Times says:
~ am sorry TO say that poor Loue.sree,
II stu suffering greatly. The ball wIn Il
At the base of his throat, Just belo-
Adam apple, and cut its way out throuoh
the right shoulder, just below the cl.v;.5s
As 1t passed out il cut the nerves &c -. ! =
eaton and motion Of the right arm. m.
arm still remains paralyzed as far :. nv II
ton is concerned, but the nerves Of ssUl
sa,ion are somehow involved in the c;sa -.
trix, snd are morbidly'a and acutely sens;
tive and irritable. He had taken &C.,.
OF morphine. and i greatly reduced h M
fear the pain remaias e great g az. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

GAIT PETRE.-2, 500 pounds psre
~ n keg,, ~ sals by xELLOH0 : nIaaR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

dor SALE-A valuable Farm Of zoe
Il Acres situated n miles west Of Pennington, van
Buren, county, Iowa, and mile from tho State Line
Railroad 80 acres under fence and .cres ready Ior ~
the very best timber in the country. fs farm
has a Frame Dwelling. with four rooms, good cellar
and failing well of water, and spring situa
ted that it viii supply water TO four different patures
This land will be sold for $l6 per Title good or nc
sale. Enquire Of w n. Harrott the farm o. 70 I'm
dersignsd, at Keokuk. H. TkN.kiCks
noy11 Real Estate SGT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

EOR SALE-2O by i4O feet, commen-
Il cling 60 feet from 9th street. Main, in Iafayette
Square, Price $500 Call on H. B. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

A HEAVY MAIL The steamship Ful.
ton, which left New York to meet Sher.
mans army, took 278 leather pouches OF
mail matter, weighing over fifteen tons.
1t is principally composed of matter accu
mulated at Nashville since the recent
movement of General Sherman, which
had been sent to New York to be for.
warded TO his army. This single fact
Will give some idea of the extent Of the
correspondence with the Union army, and
the attention the Government bestows
upon the soldiers who are fighting lis
altles.-[Quincy Wing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16

EOR SALES acres land with two
Il Frame Dwellings the same. situated At San
dusky miles above Keokuk the river and railroad
Price $500. Title good
aug22d H. TEN-EYCk
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CrArE OF Iowa Lee County, IS.

In the County Court of said County.
ESTATE or JAMES II. GOODWIN, Deceased.
Notice i hereby given that this 5th dav Of Dccems
her 1874 instrument 10 writing, rurrorng 10 bcus
last will and Testament Of Jtmes w. Geotwu decreased,
read II Conrt and Wednesday the 11h ds, Of
December 1904 Ia xfd by the Court the d4s on which
pref of the genuneness ~ SAID viii he heard,
& which time ell persons interested III be heard.
RORrRT A. RUSSELL, Comfy Jndge.
1AKKlN McCAARI. Atty's for Exec.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
G cherokee e dy
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
Compounded from Roots, Rarks and Leaves

tVmPOuhee0 AF0m hBVtss Eafhs anu Leaves
CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Dfuretic
all diseases Of the urinary organs. such Incnht
nefce Of the triae. Inflammation OF the Bladder luz-
NATION Of the Kidneys. ste in the Bladder Structure,
Gravel Gonorrhea. elect and is especially recommended
in those 81 Flnor AibEs hites IN females here
all the old nsuseous medicines have failed.
e. II Il prepared in highly concentrated form the
dose only being from 10 to te4spoonsn tbi times
PER day.
an 1t In diuretc AMI Alternative in it's action: purifying
and cleansing the blood cantng il os in all Of its
original purity and vgnr thz removing tie system
nil pcruieious which isTe induced disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION is Intended as an all.
sistant the Cherokee Remedy and should be used in
coniunct with that mriesRe In all Of elect &C.
uorrhea Flnor Aibus Whites is Effects are healing,
soothing and demHernt: moving all seadif HEAT and
pain instead " the burning ahd alno- uneud able pain
that experienced with nearly all the cheap quAck H.
ieetioDs
en- BIZ the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE rSJECTIoN-the two mrdicin = at the same
timeal improper discharges removed and the weak
ened organs are speedily restored 10 fall vgor and
| strength
ea- Price Cherokee Remedy, s. per bottle, three
bottles fsrss
Hn Price. Cherokee Injection g per bette three
| bottles for s..
ga Sent by Express any address receipt oprce
| DrThe Cheroke c u e m edy, Cherokee
4 Injection and herokee mr.. sold by all
snierrrsing Druggists in the civilized world Some
pyinrpl.d dealers. however try s4 WORTHLESS Gem
pounds in r-ce Of these those which they purchase
at cheap prlce. and make mercy y selling than
they eau oa these DediciE AZ you value your health,
the health o. ycur ttre efsrring DO be de-
ecived by spch narrR iped Druggists ak fkse mod
eirss ssd take ttAsvs II the Druggists viii ivy
them fer you, eoee the nonry in letter sni viii
send h yoH by express stcnrel, sealed and packed
| free from observation.
| Ladies Grrslsrcn sddress in perfect conf
GencH stating fully and plainly their diseases Ny mp
toms, treat all disea- of chronic sle
sfsie- Patients need hesitate bcaus- Of their
Inability 10 visit have treatsd patients trcftss-
fully in all portions Of The civilized ole by
| euce
Patients addressing VIII please rlainly sll the
symptoms II hir complaints and write ro>teee Coun-
~. State and Of writer plain aid ncVse oafage
| sta-rp TOR sepiy.
We ssSd ear 81 Pa~phlcf frse 10 any address
d3reSs all letters fur PAM ts advice the prcpri-
| etors. I'm ". n MERNTN 4 CO.
| No. SO Liberty street. New Yo,k-
| ca. COOK Chicago, No. &c Mgket street Gere-
raj Agent for the State. ~ Illinois. Io~R. Wisconsin,
Michigan ard Indiana who will supply Druggists
| regular card prices nusSo-eas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-16
. EDICAL BOOKS.

N EDlOAL D0OhDs
anatomical Remembrance.
Bedford's Obstetrics
Budd on the Liver
Budd on the Stomach.
Bar.lsy's Medical Diagnosis
Bird on Urinary Deposits
Bennes's Practice OF Medicine.
Bnmsted on Yenercal.
Beck on Infant Therapeutics.
Churchffl's Obstetrics.
Churchill on Childrsn
Churchill on Woman
Carpenters Ele. of Physiology.
Condse on Children.
Cleveland's Pocket Lexicon.
Camplin on Diabetes
Dalton's Physiology.
Dungsison's Dictionary.
Dubrins Dissectir.
Erechsens Surgery.
Fowne's Chemistry.
Gray's Anatomy
Grsffth Formulary.
Headland's Action OF Medicine.
Hamilton Fractures.
Hammond. Military Hygiene
Hobiyn's Meaical Lexicon.
lawrence the Eye.
Lehmnn's Chemical Psychology.
ludlow Manual.
Jones, OpthaImic Medicine
M,iiefs Pr.ctics and Principle ofsurgery.
Meigs on Woman.
Meir<' 0hs,et
Mackenzie On the Eye.
Nell Smiths Compend.
Powers Snrgf al Anatomy.
parrish'e Practical Pharmacy.
Ramsbotham's Obstetrics.
RIcord Hunter on vene real
Sargent.s Minor 6argery
Todd on Urinary Disease.
Taylov en- Pcisons
Tut On Urinary Therapeutics
Troltsch the Ear.
Unted States Pisarmacopea-
Watson Practice.
Koois Therapeutics
Williams, Principles Of Medicine
Wii.on on the skin.
Wilson'S Anstnmy
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-08

Die 8eruflt9 pes Sen. Sigel gum Commando
in 0eitpirginien bat, pie pprauSs ilebert mar,
Den Gooifulen par grceaenoe Stoif su erneuer=
ten Qngriffen uuf zen 8rdIoenten ge9eben.
yMiun mill Die 9euti1en fir bic unteritibune
2iflcetns mtirret, man nit Die beuti6en Stint
men ersuufen, " Ii. /. No., waren Die 8emerfun4
gen, tpelhe Die urraoitulen 8ldtter an Die lle=
b%ertra9ung zines Commands an Sen. Sigel
fnipften. NaS bic eigentli6e llrid6e mar, aus
pel6er Gg1. Sigel ppn Dem Commando beS
II. Nrrneetorps abtrat, 1T ME an ben Sag gez
fpntmen uno etpus @emiFes f6nnen mir BAR
ilber nibt mittbeiler. gber Dab Die gntbebuno
SigeIS pom ienem COMMANDO nidt gegen Den
@iIen Si9els gel6ab, oafiir liegen ieBt Superr
Idssise 3erlgnil1e Dor. .5s f"5 u 5+- 81
Sin 8ilr9er aus Gbicu9p, Der erit tilr5li6 in
@aibingtpn ipar rrlo an beiien Glaubmiiroi9feit
audi nidt Der g~erin9ite 3peifel Oblpalten tann,
tbetlt ms nit, bas er ndbreilp ieinHs Mufentz
balteS in Der 8unoeSbuuptltdbt Dem 8rdiioen=
ten einen 8eiu6 abltattete. Nuf bes Iebtern
Sra9e, mas es i'm @eften 9ieue8 gebe, er5dblte
ibm infer @eipdbrsmann unter Q%lnoernt, baB
iih inter ben beutiden &epublifanern cine ni6t
unbeOeutenoe OppOItipu gegen ibn tunb gebe.
gritaunt frdgte Qincpln, mas Die llria6e pieppn
lei uno ais ibm sur Qntport purbe, bob Die
9eittiben in Der gntfernung be8 Sen. Sigel
pom attipen 9ienite cine i6pere 8eleiOigung
ibrer Natipnalitdt 9~efunben bdtten, erfldrte 9in<
coin ietnem 8eiu9er: minis
1an 9htn, Dtr. ...,, bier alf berielben STEELE,
no Sic jebt iisen, bate Sen. Sigel glab 9e>
npmmen, ais er 9efomnlen rpar, MIDI gu bitten,
ibn ieine8 oonnali9en Commands Sn entbeben.
SD ppllte mid ldn9e ni6t ba5u periteben, allen
er iMteIlte Die SADIE 10 %oringeno Dor, DAP i'd enbz
lib 5u Dem @lauben gebra6t pltroe, bub id
ibm 8t ienet 3eit ipirtti6 cinen @efalen tbue,
ibm bas Commando ab3unebmen."
unier Gendhrsmann it elmer Der prpminenz
telten 8irger Der Staot Chicago unb feline Grz
5dblung lit 5l pplem @luuben bere6tigt. st
tbeilte lln8 audi nit, pelbe @rinbe nu6 Der
Nnlidt bes 9rdibenteu ben Sen. Sigel 3u iener
3eit beitimntten, 10 prin9eno alf i~eiter gntbez
brng pom COMMANDO gu beiteben; aIein ba
bieie @rinbe rein periGnli6er gatur tporen ltno
lberbaupt audi mir gemutbmaBt muroen, 10
fiiblen mir unS nidt bere6tigt, ~bieielten Der
Oefentli6feit porSulegen.
Sopiel ober 9latben mir auf quite Iutpritdt
bin ~bebaunten gu. %f6nner1, bab Sen. Sigel nidt
bur6 einer Gift bes @rdiibenten sur glieoerz
le9un9 bes GomnlanorS bes II. Nrmeecprps
peranluBt uno bab ieinem besfauiigen 8egebren
muir init WiOerltreben unb in 8eriidii6tigulg
ieineS bringenoen @uni6eS na6gegebe1 murbe.
ga. Sts5tg.)
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Selegrapbtfbe SCncDricbten.
gert6tet fir ben Baltimore gBeder. F3Jl
9trIS Spnpn.

kELAaa H&E- g Fl
8pitpn, 6. gpril. llnsefdbr sum Mitterz
nadt gerietb Die Sreimaurerz6alle in Sranb
nro mnroe %serltDrt, ebenl 10 hus @intbrpp 9pule.
Sur Die Wauern neg @ebduoes Iteben nod
Ser Gerlult Der 2p9e an 9lr6ipen, 9prtraits
pertbppllen &eliquien ltnb &egalien lit lmerlebz
leBlid. 9as @ebdube mar fin etpa $4,000
perii6ert, meiit in 8oitpner @eieIli6aften. { Ser
Serlult bes Mtaipr Silsbre,D D Gigentbamers bes
Nintbrpp 9ouie, an Ol6belr miro $5O,OOOe r=
reiden; periidert lit er nur nit $26, 700, meiit
in Springfield, 6artfprb uno Stem Sort. E Ser
8%elammtperlnlt miro perI6ieoen gel6dbt, BON
$4,000 bis $25O,0OO. @iele @dite bes
Wintbrop !6plie perloren all ibr 8ripateigenz
tbunl. SaS Seuer pirb 8ranbitiftang suge,
i6rieben. a144t 1a slss9 g1ai sf ms1ri
81 Sames 8. unb Charles M. Milburn, Brit
Der unO tbdtige &ebelen, mel6e bon Dem alien
Capitol : @efdngnib bierber gel6idt wuroen,
iino beute nad Sort Barren sebra6t tpprbei.
rs Sin Splout 9tan1enS gllen tpllroe qeftern
glbeno in 8ea6itraBe eri6piien, ais er Der
@a6e @iberitanp leiitete uao SIT pelertiren
perIu6te. .sla..5 u.IlH 'It 38si YaI II
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Wnn der WatpmnfsQ(tmee

Wa1btn9tOn, 6. Mdr5. General See
delnt eS fir ulS9ema6t an3uIeben, baB Die
StraBe our6 Die Witte @irginien's ni9t aufge=
geben perben birfe. Starte 8~efetigunoen per.
DEN anf Der Suoieite beS Gapiban an einer
8untt, 9tit4elS Station ge9enIber, aufqewprz
fen = bel ben Glarf'S Mtpuntain. Sic neuen
@erfe fam man iebr beutli9 BON unierer Sio-
nalitatipn aus ieber.
9dS @erii6t, bub General Meabe ieineSGpnt,
manbpS entbpben tperOen iplle, lit ungegriinoet
Gpr eini9en Sagen tpurOe Sergeant Siib au'
8idet bel 6artpppo Gbur6 BON 8uidtlepperr
gefansen1 breimal nit ieiner eigenen 9iitple 9e.
i6pi1en unb fit toot auf bent 9lab e~elaien.
st tpur6e bann ipdter ms 2uger 9ebrANt, aba
man bat feline !6%pffnung, baB er init bent Sober
Oappn fomnten peroe. 9ret attbere Witoliebel
BON bemlelben Ne9iment puroen pertpunpet 1t.
Stpet 9efangen. Z" Us ~ a
Wtebreren Splbaten bon 9algren'S Gpmman=
on lit eS 9elun9en, Der Gefan9enldaft SIT emit
flieben uno baben ii8 ibren Negimenterrl tpieoer
angel6Go1en. &.
Sin 8ttef BON Der 9ptpmaczN rmee idqt, ST.
eigniiie Don @i6ti9teit ieien in Der lebten 3eii
rt9t p6r Bmnen. 9aS 9rpfoBmarI9 Balls Nmt
1T reprganilirt uitO neue 9ieglementS iino etn9e=
fiibrt ipproer. u
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illus Sem osnDer serritOrium.

9enper @itp, 5. @pril. 9te Wtltni>
cipal=gBabl, pelde 9eltern bier abgebalten
pnr6e, fel 81 Guniten pes reguldren Unions
Ganbioaten aus. eah .a 5 ssh
9us @plOfeber lit I'M 3,a11ebmen, unb tdg=
lid werben nere GntOedungen 9emeloet. Wit
jeber <lde treffen &apitalilten aus Nelpzg Sort
ein, uno eS beibt, DAB li6 cine grpBe Menoe
neuer Sergbmtz0t ai6ienen rnterpegS befnbell.
Cine 9rpbe Menge @i9entbum me6ielt feline
BETTER.
Sic merifanilden 3eitungen pom 80. ent=
balten feline gtadri6ten ppn g~lri5ana. Gult=
perneur Gpnpllp bat einen 0antiagungstaa me-
gen 8eenpi9ung beS Snbianertrie9eS allSge=
1hrteoen. j
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9lms SeeU SrIeams.

.Gairp, 6. gprit. Ser 9aapfer 9ltlantic
1T NIT gtadri6ten POM 20, Wtdr5 ppn 9tetpz
Orleans einsetrpHen, g
1Sie am %. abgebaltenen 8ablen it1o pur9=
aus s1 @uniten Der SreiitaatSpqrtei GlSgefauen.
Ser Sampler s. $. &u1el tprrpe bel Dem
Seuer in @laquemine nit, 700 8allen 8aurnz
wpIle an 8pro %SeritDrt.
Der Nebellen=@ipber SenneiIee perlant BEL
Grants Gab mdbreno zines Starnes, inbem er
umfippte. 9htr mod baS &amin par Sl ieben.
Ser @erlnit miro Die 9iebellen bart b~etreffen.
Sie Nrmatlr belielben beitano aus 6 geSp>
genen !6unpertpfiinbern unb aus fait eberip
pielen tleineren @eidlben. l1niere 6lptte be-
fano iid wpbl, pb9lei6 mir piel i6ledteS @ets
ter batten. Sci Nleranbria mar 9leS siemEi6
rubi9. Die &ebeIen iparen 10000 fart.
'Wlan 9lnabt, oas iib %oieelben etfoa 80 Yteilen
ms 2ano suritdsieben uno inns bprt ertparten
perben. Sie &anpnenbppte iparen arf ibrem
Sea na6 Sbrepepprt glildlid iiber Die ~lntiefen
.gefpmmeu, 9lla bic 2anbtrlppen finb am ~.
ppn Meranoria na6 Sbrepepprt abgegangen.
115 Sla6tlinge aus Seras tparen in gfepzOr<
leans eingetrOfen. Ser 9ampfer Morning Sight
mar nit pielen 8aiIagieren uno $4,000 IN
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