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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-23
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Srut ED BttterS ene tpertbsrne Suene hes Profits Ia
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len. Nt e antere psenunnte 8tters bdns edelbe bon
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bet es weber benz Srtner nod benz rS Der es anpenbet
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fen berebt unb plte bdbsr In eoer SdusdltnG wshleRs
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tttd bieS Spr8li6en 8ttters IN &en DRtenb Auart~
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-23
70 TTlF T1I9lI peT .uIlelHl9eH GlgHeE - d =
$. SSprn sfo. s6 6anppers, Gfe BON Gamccnftr.
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@tanerS duf rem tRcrf Serleten TT.
98ieSerrsrfduer erhaen be Il; tteiem 8tterS Gnse<te
ten cplart tlttbperaph= Mus hdnee fhitter gratis.
De lseren 8lai6en merben ebr retnl BET Der nd&aex
Beeuns NIT slOO DusenO Franco Baltimore tn9fs9Runs
Aebrddt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-23

Dr. Sufnfpa iii ttf eiiss re9slmIss ssbilSett Irst
spttei unb gebaaelu.s fnO olen Nneeren sdnsli nbe
fannt gr Ii beransebiltet ron in 0eben welheS tn
Ss, orBetsn Sopitdern Gurrpds unb rem eren bees 2a
bes ,ubra5te n6mlib: GnslanS Rrdnfred nnb tn REM
9lrdiss 9blabslptia H. NJ o er bat cine aas5sSsbn'
tere Yraris, als ale anSersa 2erste bsr gSslt So.
tann m pertraucn ao feline Gbre ais ann unb etne Sc
in6ltdtett als Ar5t.
bsnb BON SaltimOreara nsbea ssr charlottesville"
: 6autlrauf6sttsn iperben iAusl atteilt, s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-23

G8 dit rlcs umi seuet ttnc ,tteeeuete Gnadldittr
mel6e lid, ais Msr5e augqtttn lro Dr. scbnenS Antnn1
tsunecn cppiien. Gdutfder, Se1elmtber spmpenpuger
2eben anltatt Der ceea 99iienlaat ser st Gem nte-
brighten Dtrnfs pirmete. A jett eAentdBts sebleete
Merst ulitn 5enl ltner &krte aub nte NrgeS Shnen-
nd, Hltsrdn9en. he euppteit Naer. mehe np8lrd-
der QDcie III tire 9anee rniren Serns66sen mp rnin-
zen gr. Sphn.rn fdt bsbbob fir ncbwenetg 81 ere
n6bnsr, befcnesr8 ir Srlhc mcld nit cn.m Nufe urbe-
taunt nb eas ne g3aabtsan5rn pcer 3pIcnte beanSts
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-27

Fg7HE undersigned having purchased the
l. stock, good will and fixtures Of the well
known : socery and Provision store Of the iate
! ohm E. Henderson, Degs leave TO- inform his
friends and She public generally that he IS new
III receipt Of a fresh supply Of CHOICE I NJ
ILI GROCERIES, and most respectfully 500
icies . share q public patronage.
" Z. HENDERSON,,
az lift 40. 225, King ST., cor. Alfred,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-27
V771, OF TIE LATE john {. R1vEs. by

~, will Ct til. Iage John C. Rves, which is
saral Aprii 4th, 1851, he i,a1naatE1s his estate
~ lis seven children The Glohe office, Is be-
~ e,thel TO franklin and Jefferson Ryes, with
faa contents, exceptiu. copies St Ihe CONGRESS
siooaI Globe and the stereotype pilates Of that
cork y hieh are devised TO the other i've chill
j a. IN country residence II Prince Gooree S
. univ, with tl1e grnnnd, tittyone acres, some
.: which lies ii Wash:n4toa cnunty, u. 4:
i NOT to be sod ogst Of the family; one Of
tha heirs may sell Eh|is portion 20 the other,
sad he prosae thai fha l1airs may i've on ne
MA = in comnlor., contributing equally 70 It's
support When any Of his b!ood relations
esaSo 10 reside on the place, then the house ard
land is TO revert 60 The government then having
,iominion over them He desires that the re
mains 1f his late wife shall BE- 7rtaGratl IN the
congressional Barying Ground, and put II
c.tfI,l made Of grant. the top % Dc placed on
syo granite pins, one inch IN diameter, and one
ZACH il, height, SO shat hey may be placed IN
a IRE proof building 80 be erected IN the south
east en- Of the yar,}or which IS 10 hoI5 the
zfereofype plates Of the Congressional Globe.
Re directs Thar his body BE disposed Of IN the
same manner as also ali the ohidren who En'ght
die before him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-27
LANDS On THE3 POTOMAC RIVER.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Md.
T,yo Ts1scn1ents on tie ?ren1i9es,(
FOR SALE And FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT

0IXTY ACRES OF LAND on the Potomac
- River, half y mile below the Alexandria
Ferry we'll known as Lsozier's Ferry, 4 portion
Meadow and the resid ne we'll iapJc.i TO Gard
enng.
Also one hundred and fifty acres OF Prime
Land on Hansull's Branch, about two miles
east 81 Alexandria Ferry, six Tniles from
Washington Abundant Tim her, excellant
" alter, healthy situation. excellent exposure
for Garden now IN success fal operation. three
tenement houses on the premises.
FOB RENT.
4 ready furnished Cottage dwelling, adjoin
ing the last-namcd premises, cont4ining five
rooms on the first floor, three chambers. two
attic rooms, and spacious cellar; basement
kitchen and laundry; fixtures for not and cold
water; we'll shaded lawn Of two acres stable
for six horses; COW and carriage houses: pump
Of excellent water in yard. Twelve acres OF
early garden land and twenty-five acres low
land pasture to be rented with the House, f re-
Quired Possession given at any time after lst
Of May. Rent, $50 per month, payable month
lysin advance. Htna5ion high, dry: healthy,
and extremely picturesque.
Apply III person to }. CARROLL BRENT,
ESQ, City Hall, Washington, Or 10 the Editor
Of the Alexandria Gazntte, at Alexandra, or in
person or by letter L, the subscriber, (reslding
near the premises and addressed 60
NJ HENRY DAINGERFLELD.
y God Cot, near
50 l8-1u1 Washington city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-27

~ ROVER & BAKERS SEWING Ma
" CHIN rs with~al the late IN Improvements,
f,,r sale at New York prices.
We have been selling these Superior tbs
chimes FIR upwards Of five years, and they have
given great Satisfaction. Prices from $50 t. s Is
Specimen machines and samples o. 3ewing
can be seen at our store
no CIV LEA DEE EH " 90.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30
NO. 9

him 20 bis sergeant The sereea,t h,d
nothing to say but skat such were the or.
ders of his lieutenant. The lieutensat Thea
Jusihed himself under the authority of
captain commandant Of the garrison. In.
on being applied to for his reasons for tss-
standing order in question. tho eomman.
dant informed the inspector-aeaeral. with
much seriousness, that his predecessors In
ONCE had handed down to him the cnstou
as one of the, military ;dsfies or the piscs.
A search wAs in;nded'a'cly Instituted IN
the archives Of the municipxIity. the res1lt
OF which was to. obtain satisfactory proof
that, for the last seyen,ys yesr, 4 sentinel
had always stood over the ruined buildinps
in the same manner.
With awakened interest and ourioatv tb.
general returned 70 the capital. He there
set on foot more elaborate invsstigstion,
among the State documen,s- Of the minis.
ter OF war. .Aiter long delay i. Was q
last discovefed chat the ruined building II
the iaubourg had been, in ITO, . SsSrs.
house for mattresses belonging to the gar.
rison, and that in the course of that sum-
mer it became desirable 70 paint the door.
" bile the paint was wet, . guard vas
placed outside to warn those xho went in
and out; but before The paint was dry, it
came TO pass that the officer on duty vsa
despatched on a mission Of imporfan .e,
and left the town without remembering to
remove the sentinel. For a hundred aad
thirty yards guard Of honor had conse-
quently remained over the door--a sacred
and inviolable tradition, but ono which
Represented at bottom m higher idea thaa
the idea OF Wet paint.--LSndon Resjss.i
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$40 Reward.

oSr on or about the 10Th OF day OF Febru.
IL ary last in the wagon yard near the Depo.
In Sparianhurg Village, small voIumue in
pocket book form containing tables and for
muie Tor mechanics and engineers by Haswcll
My name Is written in full on the inside lids
and on the blank leaves there arc given in pen
cii,, formulas for the solution OF many cas.,
which frequently occur in military engineer
ing so that the finder cannot mistake TO w hon,
IT belongs. | am very anxious TO recover this
volume, AS q copy of j, cannot bs purchased
any where in the south. 1 have authorized
VIM Ii. Trim 0ier TO pay the finder q liberal
reward who Will return II 10 the Spartan Office
JNO. BANKSTON DAVIS. Co. f..
LIST Regiment, Engineer Troops.
Camp Gilmer, yr. April Il 81 81
Lime! Lime. Limey!
A I the kilns. Fresh Lime is now on hand
IA of the best quality, for exchange only for
provisions. leather, iron ETC., from the produ. .
GERS. Exchange only on the old rrices on
both sides. W, CURTIS
Eeb lS a. tf
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.

In the Court Of Ordinary.
Goshen Rsss, Applicant, vs.. Randall Reid and
wife, anl others, Defendants.
Petition for sale of real estate OF Phily Ross.
deceased.
4 appearing to my sati ,faction that the legal
i heirs and representatives OF AbEXANDE.
ROSS. deceased, names not known, reside
beyond the limits OF this State; it ,is there
FIRE ordered that they do appe r and object 10
the division or sale OF the real estate of Philip
Ross. deceased, on or before the .9,h dny OF
AUGUST next, or their consent TO the same
will he entered Of record
Witness my hand and seal of Office May
18th, 1861.
JNo. EARLE BoMAR. o S. D.
juno , q :m
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VOL C.. We

defend to the last extremity that sacred
spot called home. Even the cr'pplcs vol
unteer their services, aud in many Instances
oil positions which relieve men capable
OF bearing arms, thus adding another to
the number Of guns to be levelled at the
invading foe.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30
ECSTR Az.

NTESrLEY LANFOkD tolls before me u
w arg: BAY MARE. sixteen or seventeen
hauds l. gh. about sixteen y ears old. both hint.
feet white one mp to the pas joint : her r ght
hind ankle is enlarged, she has been appraised
nj one hundred and sixty dollars.
The owner can find her 8 mile above Spar
ianburg c. H., near Cherokee Springs.
ELIAS WALL, Magistrate.
June 6. 1861 eff
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30
Liney LimeyI.ine,,
EXCHANGE Notice NO. Q.

A LII Confederate officers aud men who
n have been delivered at City Point, Vir-
gina. nj any lime previous To the 2Ofh April
1861. are hereby declared 10 be duty ex.
changed. ROBERT OULD
Agent of Exchange.
May I9 8 3w
reA- All papers in the State publish once.
and present bills to the Enrolling Officer Of
their District.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30
s. AND U. KAILROiD.

MO FREIGHTS will be delivered from the
IN Depot at Spartanburg until all charges
are paid. storage will be charged in every
instance, when il remains in the depot more
tnan seven days. Goods shipped to the care
OF tne Express Company, must be consigned
to Factor in Columbia.
JOHN W. HARDY, Agent.
Feb Is az AZ
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30
Cotton Yarn.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the public. that
~ for the next three months To come We
crnao' dispose OF Cotton Yarn for money. ia
nn-cqarmce .f having 20 su, ply the Govern
n'ent with a la.ge proportion OF what man
utacturc.
WEcN ONLY EXCHANGE Fou "RovIsIONs.
NONE OTHERS NEED APPLY.
JOHN BONAR & co
Bivingsville, June 10, 1871 10;
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30

CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE:
We are authorized to announce WOOD
WARD ALLEN rs candidate to represent
Spartanbnrg District next Legislature
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Taxes. Taxes.

r will, IL not providen,ially hindcred, at
Il tend nj Spsrtanburg Court House, on sale
days in April, May and June next, to collect
the balance Of State and District TAXES, tor
1853. Ali persons who have faiied to pay
their Taxes, will have TO pay in five dollar
notes or under, or lose S3t per cent on The
amount paid
The Books will be closed after the fret Mon
day in June next, and executions will be
issued against all defaulters
II. q. POOLE, T. C.
March 81 40 40
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p. s. Any person xnowing of any one in his
neighborhood who have failed to make q true
report ofany article Of Tax in Kind, either one
of the assessors would be glad to hear from
them. As 1t is but just that all should pay
their mite.
Nav 8 l. At
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30

We are authorized TO announce Maj. WM
NJ. FOSTER, as q candidate for the Legisla-
turc, at the mex. ensuing election.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30
notice.

n Monday next, I will resume nv dutie.
NIas Assessor, in the Spartan Off,ce building.
TO. p. VERNON.
Junss s d
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IS We are authorized 60 announce DIR. James II
Shores, as n candidate for tho Legislature. ut
the next eRsuiug election.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30

We are authorized to announce Maj. j. W.
WEBER, as candidate for the Legislature,
at the next ensuing election.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30
TAX I'm KIND!

s.wheu the Farmer or Planter, shall fail e
deliver his Taxes in Kind rs required by law
he is required TO pay ave times the. estimated
value Of the portion not delivered, to be col
lected in the manner according to the Act pro-
vidci."
As many persons in this District have failed
to return their Tax in KIND, or to report there
on and many who have not signed their origi-
nal report to assessors, notice is hereby given,
on failure to do so carly. the law will be rig
idly enforced against them.
T. o. P. VERNON,
J.B. CLEVELAND,
J. NJ ELEORE
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We are authorized 10 announce Lieutenant
II. H: THOMSON, as n candidate for the Leg
islature, at the next ensuing election.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30

We arc authorized TO announce Capt. JOHN
at the next ensuing election.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30

We are authorized to anuot0ce Col JOS.
WALKER. rs a candidate for the Legislature,
at the nest ensuing election.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30

-, Samuel Solomons, Deaufoi
p.ssr,i 9oss Oihce i.eber,svilie.
t.iar!nstnn Di.I rict-p,,
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1864-06-30

Joha May, Colle,on Distrie,--Post OfRc,
s. ic4"ge',.
). McRac, Chesterfield District-Po.
Omce, Chcraw.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

ibutinB tho oeIusS,
Being Z the north So feet
front Of said LOT by the

re Lighting the Strest, +,
NJ Beginning at the southealtl
iSs corner Of said lot, ana
q 0g Gi running thence west dT0l
u 81 u feet, thence north col
" % 100 feet, thence west 30 feet,
BE- ~ =. thence north Q inches,
gel thence east 100 feel,
%. thence 90 feet Q inches
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
eemsta8 SEN 10. Mfdr, 1884,
SOIfs'e
jas BE graFrsutsuUabI am 8. T0s'ms'F 1854:
gphn O., 8re y NJ

.9ass'fp adtst stsrspatli'sn alto
partsi Enl sutsIit salur& unitrn 0sSns'u
mw etss!!" tsulsn RE sslaMtsn 8nsdt. 9insslns.
rusil ts RaSiialen ni&t nit linen baItsu, isnDnn
i. stnsu uussru 6ppsirasn iSE BIC 9raG ,sntiaai'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19

asinsn 0atl iaR Gintimmis uussuummsn rars.
pa lie j.s MIR 1877 s.immta easssrn Fslen,
patrsns h IL untsr 81 Counts ,6sR Iasss
5timrafa ais Irthis atessstsn suresn, lresstm
fds preitlassrsi' unp SsaiFsHsintsrsR aus
Npsli6e that, I'M pie watl 81 tinrsrn.
5dtts sas Belt Dtsral 10 snsrSiia Sstaneslt
ME : Urt;~ uirse rs atsrua wsitsr sstrnrtsa siH:
au& in grtanias mubts ru graiitsnt iSrml!G
ssspunssn mtresn, Rte 9taritalsn s~spatrsn AZ
laHtn. atsr irsiIia tattsn eisit Bort aud trin'
rrsaniiirts prrsiiorii&e 9tssisruns unp !sinG
q asiustsmitsiisssr ssstsia mic sifEafak99s
Sur iste man sinmaI ZEN uutsritits ,wii&rl
Artanlas ras nit @uratf itst Gin gang irei
Staat IN, unr 9cuiiana. rem s5sn sndeist crlau'
mari. untsr tOten 9ineUIn-8 ants'iaen Srislltsis'
Rem 9srru Satn gum @oussrueur 81 Wakls n, c mi
rer auss nm 10 srIneli6sr serpiuits.
hartanias IN jet rs6t an Der syise Ger Benz
euna une alen rsran.' "'t" 80
Surrat iii. artanias. @iHeuri i6aut rtn
stt;r gu itm AMI, at.r ssni6 'ntat ctns @rU
s'a.n pie Screen, wslas isinsr Brsitsii I'M Wss
Ransm uMr lin ZEN &rau; ~rauttsn.
p :H+ - +a* 500 (R.ut 3tit.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-03-19
Ni6ter StueuS

Aids 8's;sas Gtsns In Rts.s Saas Elm, gins.
lsgsn 5aupt,~sd Col. 3tss.. 6. GlstGsr's aIs
Gouosrnsuri.Ganbipa 40 sin iai.n. 6, tran
tarani, so6' In lr tSmmtnssn Staatswast ii.
parliamentary bon iseunIdttrssD iStisstit fi. sas
qOtnt. Snt.rsfs ssransuntntn mar. uns s.stals ts
Z bilais gartsiL i'm sinsr Spaltuns rosEissns'a.
nl5t t~sridF&ti3sn lrats. Of bic Ganbisatsn fur
GiuolSdmtsr eintOln. plsr GNmsnt. 16nn.r sid.
lo:rrn Ns nur iena Tea anisrssrunsa,u pnN.ru BAR.
nj sntpraasm s&litbIiS fOHf MP srru,tsis
r. at he Galtlmor. Gsnu.ntiun ein,n Gambia.
TIN nsminirm aurassstn ale aaftlal.n sua 6.r,
asa unteraassn ~sirfsn. G.r dtriss li1t.ti iiu.r
Rtee Riuamt. sttmll6 init iuuniirrn auT6ttn at.rsin
pns SaStn mir MIR sessa ubiss 9mattt sinis.
Ginirsnsun0m iu erbsten. ggir fnh FER M,ts
nunS. rap GcL, SIttbsr, msnn tfin 8fatrs Mann,
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go { 8.
90 nH.AnsR3ns

10 IWQ
@Sr. 81. 9. Bofsr ron 3ada&uttts, p,ltt
'Hnitrf-S raet stru surrtas tura ilsinn g,Iud
tsesrt', bic ! at r'mieIttn stsnr sin.n s~ldn,snsen
Sprtras in Der gtuftseas. 81 gracls sr,,d
sun ct. Gta,l .. esr sttaiaG, st$sarartia mar
iitrsist tarastr} on zen 81 GsaIts oD.mOb,t
JOlssntrt; ,eiaa1s.sh
8 Ct rrSins fa in tinfr sutsiransertsuna Ser
ssritisesmen @asrsss!n. psEtt ponsu tN.ai,uno
iur pntssraduns tsr stetsaiUn trsriFa wsasu
unsT iudtf frat ,apsitn sae. stidon man RE
Sttassssi alF llria&. h.s ari.sss dusr.snnt, man
s'nls'ss", 'sns tn. ~ utfsrsa. ~ 'l..nltssw
luHs. Iit aea'A2,n. rtl&f az a~aisattts, war,n
70 ssmi6tiSt, bAb sus 3utPrsr msbr rtsr mfniaer
iu Fer usss3suslaS sslansten. eas 80 inpIn
niai ernit nit itiusn NlabrssrIn s,s.a BIT ella.
ssri it.. Cit gslr;rinns You Jrsmsnt's Sci.
b It's y ctlamat Oh, ltins attSuus uns iiYltm ,tiat
3uralfslunS ipuree en- Ycm 1tInsr btyilu. Ian
iiprt. ferr Setter al. EIb ais eatl.t tie .rwmtm
5r:mrnl'it s p.s.lanut mYnr Nr,6ssnten Y ntrl4
~ sstirul lta unt us &c Hlrise aaS9es.rr
;rurre, si rs Aasi ruu9 trtbsu @sam srn ~
W.G!euan uue dItttn al crtarnlrn plsitlay HH
u.,E asen tass. Ntiter iutrit Ser Grsnu III
lra.,a ds an. raF emteIm ir 'Crtuatrtnr III. til
Nlnt;. liz. srllisn IN rt SHlii!utrn sn Fer Gru,l.
IIaaten tr.l1rit I'M: Iir ar3tirdlb tagtltn etr.
pabrs babe. raBt iotts guam ,tI Is tsa?9tt e.
AuG ks,usis E.u Tlitsr raS uuHaLsnss Tatum
BAG mtni jltshs pc tr command ~ nrtn @tnsrat
pc am''iantn st!isS:r, wrrin re StliNstn St'
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BE &C.. itN ra Scr. StINten arssG ir 4 ~ nt.t
psrtsa m.rseq:
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4att't. n. Be- G6!uP. bic Gmr'ttiuna 81
m lite ais gsdIt sn,iGaitts Gantisal riti wus.rpt
9nttl fasmus une ApPllrs tsr"rr."
Ra6.sm pr. Is, r u tnrlst. wurrs ~, GI
sum eyr.ntn auissfrrrsrt. wstGs: @rFcrrtu~s
{ nit itinsr sswebntsn SusrliNmteit sntpat,
Sr lr15 Eh III : rio idmste I Ii lasrsirdstn ~
rsmi,lt,n Z nns Gus, mis- jim gorslnau. Sa
SstrT unir T StraKprlltjt srmNu tt CT tit 5w
hprsr ,ur Glnistsit. gum 8. l%taoltsn Az rrm = inds
uatelinyttr Grs'tri, unit .r,Etitt mns D.Inannan
lpAs itlneitsltait 3sus' if. tas unrr. Stanf'
Rie y as III rietm Siae. ssweltn, IN r.lbtum
zee unr rTens SspriiriSn sr8cn re S.Ias \
~Ssscuusu BABE, nnD ;mar rurd Ten m'd'rn uns b
rltrUdsnsu Sa> T 9iueI.
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elm aana aRrs6mtartr 0Supsrnturs-g ahstrat isin
meg, fstsn attr Dir RO.tpsasistst MIDI siu, uns
ssssttis igt ian gu ssrsFl&.tu, o lanst bic ans.
bot ssrSan; sn sts,utsus tqsiss Nanasr, piss.
3. Ben asan 10 ssptnptn.
y rvGnfdt. ra5 We grafetnhnfrass tst fr
Stautiwatl ni&t in gstra6t su ,istsn, mullen
pr sntlftsetn cpreuisn. &ir slautsn, Zap &C..
rare it Ten Sep biIpsn ioate, ia rur6 tic Ct
uabluns zines 9ineoln- Sidsis unirrs Staatsanss.
lsssntsitsn pom Rsssn tn bic 3rauis tamtn; aud
tsius6isn mir ltint epaltuns, rsnn rtr rirttif
r%ssisaI. lann ua mSsliG i'll siperln ieia. aIs fIns
pie einsslnitsn unp GOppsrtsassS . Die 10 Ht
@tsnsr Der 3aeiEalsn. e. rasitals partsi NUT
ire prtnstpitn taVR Ins cFsn rrstIamirm mi
Otns 3intsrbalt sqIarsn, ea6 fs MUIR iSlas Ganri'
ratsn sn.rssnnt. tis f& auf itr. 9latisrm fsa:r
uni ais srprct. h amt fine. So ras SSlt III il
nsr @ssrb.it %rarisal, wirs IS sann nit uns q
6ea.z Gsmprrui6 1T Stspsrt. "a 9istsr sixs 81
tsnpsas Nisstrlass fur ras Ylintip, ais sinsl
iruttiOitn eies m~liteIt uns entwirsissnssr psii
Tit. O~tns 5uHnuas aui eis SlItimrrt 9cnssn'
ton sneOii rem mir niht. % iti scnn, RAG euro
corbsisss as.rmaltssmtu 3anssln rts r%asitsIs'
gslsss unisr 6anritat Ter GUnrsntirn sitti;
rdtes. @isriss:f fails sttrartsn mr. aud tr
lssrtlbsn unitr 3isl ~ nss;&;n- mr. ! wisr fl
l1tais sntid.t,ta. ID
gSllSt ia nod gar VEL iter bic @niGttn 5u
Cusa's !assn, mas .uir, "a sas 9latt ,ur pref
!, sssi, fir Elm anssr Vial a~ufiparsn muhrn. %
, laei ria ni6t. unisrn t%iIisb,sn uni tIdtisen Nid
4 t, fd nc6 gan, aui ssn srtspunfi rr 3'it 81
/ bstm n istsn. W. W.
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9eriammiuns bes 2S ,iu:S Dmitjs 3

5trr @i6asl YOitsl NJ RE gum 30 User. UP
S.c. lSutmann afs Selrftlr srnani,t.
gtitLf I'm: Dag ras Gommitts: ais iclbsi ~
Galrnsn spm t,f n Gaiarta t.uic uar eide ai
@att an Sic SautY-Gair ienes.
SstlaHtn: Tab ale 0sinsautr 6srmari
rr!nssas auissiOrssrt itisn. nab 8raittn tslr.
asuern, .ntpsrsr In @sin pssr Gtlr, unl iclt'
ssi tsrru s. 8ipptsiu sbbsIisisrt meree.
gslGlc6en: Tas cine Git; lei 5trrn s. at'
asin a~uistlsst merDs. aui sa iecsr BtinSausr sa
Guantum. mas CT an 8ein rra @tls ,u germ
~s.s.nfl, psr,titns. unp rag ~etenials cine pl6t
eifs un,'r ZEN gDsintaurrn %,ireullrs.
Tas Gcmmiilts:
Mi6asI @esi6tL
Satst Nummsl.
i. 8~igyhTin
&ittsIm Trti&tl
y, 3usmaum
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I'm Die 8 eiNbaurr &ermamns ans
umoe0enS.

aui orig. gei6IiiI' res GOmits ilr Grin, rt;
DIS iGr unisrs umssh,i. sraannt rrurst, Erp'
n.t msnp. gsnsst fh tn iln.srritn.ts ea Gud gu
Ger rrins,ntsn Bite UNI Ssi.rass, III 70 an ~
Utsr 9slr ,u Antauf r,i :!tsn. rar Die am nsteE'
II Iai arianssnes 8air gum geRen Der lrari''
unr .errunr el.n Soiratsn. II
Nu bier batfa uns Bis jsst nrd. m!Itni in
Srisss. re. Sssnunssn ses Grisesns giesufnh nv
men. llnsta0rt son Bsinssstans. trtiae sh, M
5.auts an untrn 6aSsIn uns sab pnt itsssJa'
cine rsi6t grni, RE tsatx 8eipt4, Der nsa y
tisr s~stsltsrt nurss; uni wsnn aud wctI Waf
der aus unitrsr @ite i6iss um fa Ter gregg
altwss ,ni! ss.s3 ssni,t a~rihidlisssn, MIR aalst
gstfitEtrait ~rtrIsrsn BADEN, {, Fns sc2 nsa luz
MIR Ser winissn 5dust ssuuS, tt tsls a6t y
sFsstn. Inn mem ptrrau,sn Dit q. bay y,
aeS unssaS:. uninsm gsruf: aatssssn i'n''f'