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The Shasta courier., 1864-01-23
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-30

better the condition of the blacks who
are so held, and certainly the claims Of
| humanity demand That w should extend
relief to the sufFing as ar as e Gan
kreach. II it is impossible to- Effect
Fswseping and general exchange ofsll
| our prisoners, both white and black. it is
Fcertainiy our duty to exchanges as many
as we can. Even if every white soldier;
now a prisoner in the South were OK.
changed for an equal numberuf Southern
prisoners in our hands, we'would still re-
tain plenty to serve as hostages f3r the
few hundred black slaves who have been
recaptured by the rebels 1t il said that
one objection urged by our government,
against the exchange of prisoners is con-
tanned in the allegation that it would
enure to the benefit of the Southern army
most of whose, soldiers are enlisted for
the war, while the term of enlistment of
many of our men now prisoners has al
ready expired and, if exchanged, they
would be of no service in the
ranks. This may be all very true,
but is it humane2 These men served the
government faithfully and efficiently
until, by the fortunes of war, they were
made prisoners, and now they are told
that they are to be compelled to undergo
+or+,,ras ,yorsa than death itself hecausa
their release may put men into the rebel
ranks. For party founded upon ''great
moral ideas" and running stark mad
over the fancied wrongs of another race
of men, this inhumanity to those of our
own color who should be repaid by graf
itude and kindness, is mOnstrOus in the
extreme Hypocritical pretehsions to
superior wisdom and superior philan-
thropy, and love for the soldiers which
finds its only expression in words--not
in deeds-hsve ever been characteristics
of the party which now has the direction
and control of national affairs. Wetrust,
however, that the relatives and true
friends Of those men who are enduring, in
their unnecessary Imprisonment, more
than the pangs of death in ten thousand
horrible shapes, will so beseige with their
complaints all the avenues to the at ten
ton Of those in power, that the exchange
may speedily be renewed. tllu !
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-30
ELECTION.
Annual Election

MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
5IlWWELNG, Dec 9th. 1864 B..
MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE
at their banking house in the citS oT Whsst neu
on Nondsy the 9Th day OF January next. n ms
the second Monday Of said month bstNesn t ths
hours Of II A. N and P. AZ, for the election ,r az
~ Sssscsots fSr the Parent Bank, aud sever
WE ClTksSorR and PIT Pheasant. h-f- '' sal''
assSs'Pa soo 0RADT. Cashier
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|EAchanse Of Prisoner,

'} weeks ago the public mind was
fB by the announcement that a
r}e1change Ut prisoners had been
Nippon and would be immediately
SINGS that time q great
y those held as prisoners upon
4 e have been exchanged and per
no return to then homes. but the
4 @ has stopped again and 1t is now
ped that ii was only the intention
}4uthorities to exchange those who
j and suffering actual starvation
southern prisons, while those who
y in tolerable health and whose
6jpnstitutions are still unbroken by
>xSries 10 which they have hereto
1Sn exposed, are to be compelled to
ifin prison until the officials see fit
lem released. The inevitable At
{entleman has got mixed mp in the
Ifagain and the Exchange must be
Understand that the rebels have.
R1hirty thousand of orr men and
*e OVER fifty thousand Of theirs.
;yhcr to exchange their white pris-
Sbr ours, man for man aud officer
'.}er IF equal rank. and they viii
Echange in that way all the. negro
sirs they hold who were free before
Kka I be Northern army. but. as the
kerRte Jaws give the military au-
Ms no jurisdiction over the slaves
Esns, they say it is out of their
ito release those prisoners who
sares before entering the army and
,services are still claimed by their
IS in the Confederate States That 5
\ the trouble lies, If the govern,
sn'tget back the negroes, it won't
she whites; if 1T can't get all it
! it Won't hare any, and so the
- rests. LEl 21ll2.aF
g,shortsightsdness and pusrile folly
lSistence in this line Of policy must
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-30

koASISa, :. DEC. 80,
- II1uzn-sn.1ll.s.2.
rhs CIV GsYsrnnsnt,----
not believe there is another
Raining twenty thousand in
), In the United States in which
light thst sssYen pOliceme en- are
! to keep the peace. preserve the
property of citizens both by
Ia by asy. and, in addition to
Fties, perform all the civil bust
saining to the off1ceof constable
y this city of Wheeling. There
HI three thousand Inhabitants to
TIMBER of the police force The
society is such in this CITY at
Int time that seven men stationed
81 quarters of town cannot ef-
keep the peace and quell dis
Is in the day time. Suppose q
(which half a dozen men are en-
5hould occur 'on tie corner Of
Ind Market streets, how much
(eould be done before the police
ioned there could summo on to
he officer in South Wheeling9
bose o disturbance should occur
Wheeling at the same time,
there to repress it? The
Won't doit. They refuse, in many
y to aid the officers when legally
kd for that purpose. Many citi-
stand idly by, or pass quietly
sncerned to their places Of bust
he policemen are being beaten
I'm away from the scene Of con.
Divides who are banded together
Int arrest. Seven men do all that
during the day to preserve the
ID protect private property, but
it have sleep and, in the night,
4 no officers whatever on duty in
e Of the city of Wheeling
|And drunken DULLES have perfect
4 and complete immunity from
Sf detection and punishment
Se license to commit in the night
q crime their bad passions may
Band they make free use Of the
bus afforded
Rre facts, as every honest man
thief in this city knows full
.ae obvious remedy for this state
! consists in an increase Of the
rec and q more rigid administra-
the. city government. But the
Eity Council will not vote TO in
10 number of policemen, by what
|nfatuation we cannot say; the
Eill not exercise the authority |
vested In him for the employ |
special officers. neither will he
L enforcement of all the laws
y for the preservation Of the
The citizens do not give TO the
;emen we have, that moral sup
|ch is their due and there are re-
4 who seem to be we'll satisfied
anarchy that prevails,
STRUCTURES upon the present con
the city government we dis
/ political bias Were the same
i occur under d Democratic adj |
Mon We would hc.equaiiy Persis- |
kenouncing them and in demand
3nge. 1t Is not political cues
(ll; il is question of personal
k and private rights We have
|fyed that the thieves pay any
30 the political opinions OF the
lbse property they plumber; d he
\ is inst as likely to he hhocked
III fubbed III the street AS 4. Dem
makes no difference to the rob-
4 want all honest men to enjoy |
'lction promised by the laws, and
|ct all honest men to aid usin ex-
fillainy and preventing the COM
of crime Something mpst be
restore the peace and security OF
We believe that the election Of
who administered the affairs of
pralty wisely aud we'll during the
times of 1861, will contribute to
!, and therefors We give our sup
The ticket which Mr. A J SwEE-
de.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-30

The above stock will be open for inspection on
Thursday morning, Dec 18th, to which tho st.
tention Of the Ladies is respectfully invited.
dec2s 81 GEORESE E. WICKHAM. Auc'r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-30
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
WE BEG LEAVE, IN yyEoR.r

have this day dissolved partnershipSby mutual
consent, Ar. Hesman reiir.ng from the bu siness.
All those holding claims against the Arm
WIN present them at cnce for settlement; those
nas6tsd to us Eiu please pay without delay 10
VT Kline ~ ,l KLINE & HETMAN
- rijgg -JT -s
Thankful for past fayoEs. / win endeavor 70
inertia continuance Of the same BIZ selling frat
elass clothing at popular prices. To- 2 :
aeezs 5. kLINE ISL Main st
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For Sale.
For Salo

THR DRsKRABLR nu.
4 HOUSES and Lot No. 90, com!sLLlNo
Eof streets, Centre Wheeling 1 WIN TIM -
whole together, or each separately 70 - "a !.
joining Mrs. Dr.. Tanners resids..ss 9sass Ii Il
q good substantial dwelling house S g sAii /
Inquire Of 2 TIEonn ems ar
dec2Qtf or IrpVvH ESQ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-30
'CORI1.
For Sale.

VALUABLE FARM IN. CLAY
n TOWNSHIP Hancock county, W. Va, one
mile from the river containing 274 acres Of land
houses, two barns. and thirteen acres Of Young
bearing orchard. Two hundred acres Of tue
land is cleared aud under cultivation. There IL
a good vein Of coal underlying the whole farm.
For terms apply I" WIN. MILLER JR.
dec30.dlt6w3t
lWellsbdrg Herald copy three tunes and se..d
bin to this oficsl s.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-02
g 8efonnt m a d. e Il.

So untsrIisst tsnsm 3psifsl, bnb In bsicr Dor.
anI6uitsnbsn 3st Der sroBs Srbet In Der Der
9rTBsruns stncs @eIdaftsS in Der Ssfanntma6une
bsfslten lirst; absr Die unssbturs SelisbttsIt
ienss beriibmtsn StiimittsIs fur GssprPfa, &C.
Der StI&wrrbrn, NTSenIdpa&e, &C., 9ufe'
LAMBS OeutI6eS 9 tttcrs, 1T ntht
70 Disl Der SbatIafe su,ul6rebsn, raB cs pirIfna
annpncirt pCrbrn III, Iourrrn bsitsbt In srln o.
Sen 8erO 4 brs @rtitslS.
Cine rperIbtCIe Wtbi,in mag bur@ bstanntma'
den cine turSe Ssrtbmttstt rrlanBsn aber cs tt'
barf Der @runSluse bren 8erbtens
q 8, tint itdb auf ldnssre 3st in bee @unR Su rr'
taltEn. Sufelanb'S Deut16es Bit
ters III benz ameritaniI6sn Yutlitum I&cn
dbr sstn Sabre brtannt, unO jspr Sag tat nrus
Stpstie fdner Suri9c unb 9rubtn SsiIfrdftr ss'
Iisftrt.
3u tabsn bsi OrpsuiRsn unb Sto9r9altsrn al'
lsrtbaltrn ;u rs Gents bic Sla1de.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-02
Don t1Iarvlauo.

Baltimore, 27. Sui. Oie conz
ifituirenoe Transformation nabm Die
Seitlmmun9 an, Dap fein SfloUenbalter
fir Emancipation Der SflaperCi entfbGz
oi9t ,percen fol-; nit IS 9e9en Is Stim-
men.
SIN Worincs 6pfpital crorif man ciz
men Spion. Der ii6 fir einen ltnionoffiz
iler au69ob, Der ouf Dem Mersimac elm
Sein oerlor.
@enerot Sumter bat beorbert, ooB ale
perionen, Die Den Rcbellcn Gi9entbum
BON llnionleutsn 3ei9ten, arretirt uno nab
9arper6 Serrp 0ebro6t wcrcen fouen,-
Die Mdnner fommen in oa6 Wilitdr0ez
fdn9nib gu @beeIin9 unb ibre SamiIsn
wcroen nab Dem Sdoen 9ebrabt, ibre
6Gufer weroen 81 Re0ierun9s5wefen NIT
SeIbla9 beIe9t uno ibr M0bilior miro
auf 2fuftion 5um Seffen oer Sir9er pcrs
fault, tpelbe ourdb iie S6aoen littsn.
Die Sdr8er bon Sreoerid finb ouf oo6
prcfobamt beoroert pom 25. bic 80. Suli,
um Den Sreueic ,u leiften.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-02
rUieecraufbau pon t7eu.llm, Min.

Die ,,9teu lllm poit" fdbreibt !: ,,Sei
elmer Eunoe um 0en benobnten Sbeil Der
Staot ftounten mir, freuten un8 atcr
au0 5u9leib iiber Die Re9Iamfeit uno
SEdti0feit, Die mir 10 3u fa9cn in alien
@noen uno Gden moDrneDmen. ueberoll
tbdti9e5 Geben; bier miro 0ebGmmert uno
oeiboufelt, bort 9ebobelt uno oei6et oo
1T man NIT &elIer-, bort NIT Srunnens
9roben beib6fti0t ; bier wer6en Srid6
9ele8t, bort lpieoer S1inoetn ouf6 Dab
9cno9elt, u. (. 10. lln8efdbr ;ebn @obnz
bduicr itno i'm Sau be9rifen, oapon lino
flint Sri& bdufcr.
Die 3abl Der felt Hieoerbrennuno oe6
9r6Bten SbeiIs6 0er Staot trieocr ouf9cs
bouten @obnun9cn betrG8t 40. OaUon
iino namcntlib monbe Ger erft auf9eri6z
teten nur SIoctbduIer. - @Groe e6 an
Soumotsrial, befonoer6 an eumber, nibt
70 iebr mon9cIn, gteuslltm nGroe in oie=
fem Sobr beoeutenoer al6 fonif an 66u=
ierjobl 3unebmen. gtur nob Elm bi6 5pei
Sabre uno Der @toe 1T mebr, olser ie mar.
9teu: rlm itei9t neu ueriiin3t, 9Icib eis
mem Yb0nir, aus Der 2(fbe empor."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-02
lleueItes pou Oen. Grant.
Die SeluserunS bon 9etersbur9 ii
Grnit br9pnnen.
Cine Satterie opn 16 &dnDnen
In Stc 2nft aefpren8t.
grei Rsibrn uuu Drrf6apungrn IT.
lirmt.
Ssfanscnnabmf uOn nrri 11rbrurn- Briga-
1rn

Sffangrnnabmr uOn Nrri nebrurn- Briga-
Drn.
@itp point, 80. Suli. Die 8es
la9erun9 BON petersburg bat beute frib
in Grnlt be9onnen. Sci Sa9e6brub
puroe cine Der rpibti9ften Sotterien bes
Seinoes in bic 9uft 9eipren9t uno orei
&eiben feinoIi6er Serfbonsunoen crs
ltirmt.
Sort Monroe, 30. Suli. Die
Sfftciere pe5 9oitbootes bas beute frib
@itp point perlieb beff6ti9en obi9en Ses
ri6t, Der 3uperIdfif9 lit.
y I'll mo ore,3I. Suli. Gine ip6z
tere Depefbe oe6 @orreIponoenten Der oIz
iociirten preiIe gu Gitp 9oint iaot, oob
Der Sturmon9rif ouf petersbur9 am
Samita9 frGb 8 ubr be9ann. Sine
fur6tbare Grploiion Serlt0rte zines Der
lpibti9iten feinoIiben Sorts nit Ii @es
i6IBen uno perrpanoelte e5 in cine Wofe
Ruinen.
Sofort nab oieIer grptoiion beoann
uniere Nrtillerie Elm fbredIide6 ununters
bro1sne6 Seuer IGno6 Der 8an3en 9inie.
Sel Nb0on9 oeS poitbootes um 10 l1br
botten unitre Sruppen nod 5rpei anoere
Growerte uno Die 9anSe 2inie Der Sbans
gen etltuFmt uno cine putDenoe S6Ia0t
'p9toe 9e'lSTert. n
. or Wt nro G, Sler94noert 9e@
I Iongene gene ole 9e9ehu9er Salneo point pom pom
2: @rmeecorpo 0efon9en muroen, l1no
p'eF en9etomlnen.
20 !5 miro l6erlWtet, oeB unlere, ,SSEuppen
9et lDrer Acoan6e 9rel game Jteoeuens
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-02

unb nobmen cine polition in Sront unb
Slanee uno ebe biefer Srief Sic errei6t,
1T m6eliberrpeife Der Selno 9efan9en
ooer eefbla9en.
ltnicr Serluit beitano aus un9efdbr
6 Sermunoeten.
Die erbeuteten &anonen rparen pier 20
Qfdnoer parrots, Die, mie cine 2lufi6rift
beIa9te, uns am 29(ten Wai bel Orurp
BLUFF ob9enommen rpcroen paren.
Sen. Softer bate eefern Qbeno elm
beftiaes 9efebt auf oemfelben plase uno
fab ii6 een6tbi9t NIT Serluft BON 40 big
so SerWunoeten cine bolbe M1eile 3urdd
in cine ltdrfere poIttion ;u fallen, no er
ftb big 3ur Qnfunft oes 2. Corps bes
bauptete.
Da6 pcItboct BON Gitp point meIost,
oab am Oienifa9 in oer gtdbe bon MaI.
bern oill Elm befti8es Srefen 5pif9en
uniern Sruppen uno 4 8ri9ooen oes
Seinbes ftattfano, bel tpel6em mir 400
bic 500 8efan9ene mabten uno pier Ses
f6IBe erbeuteten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-02
Ser Gimfan In S5ennIDlpanicm.
Gbambersbnrg lit lninen.
267 6GuIer perbrannt.
@erlult anbertbulb W2illipnen 9haIer.

SartSburg 80. Suli. Die 8dr8er BON
Gbamb:rstur8 erbsItrn ssRsrn Na&ri6t. pa6 IE6
rsr 6einb n6bsrs. Die 8auf. unp @sI@1ftaltu.
ts tst'sannrn rattr fcfctt ttrc 8aarnsOrrGt6e rin'
,upadtn uub battrn I'm 10 lltr Qtsnbs eas met.
tic ae9sirNSst unb in Sfsrbsit Stbra&t.
llm 3 lltr t,ute fri6 srIdisn cine gtIteiluns
pun 800 Mann trrittenrr Snfautni. pur @tam,
trrsburs uno Ialus auf esm Gairplab ibr 2aecr
auf Gin tIeinrs Corps Ser. Staatrn gapnllrD
rie pcn &arItEle bic na4 N1esrsburg geI6itt
ucrbrn parsn UNI ben WarId Der HstrlIcn anSu.
baltrn, tatts iiH 9cn6ttiat 9tIsbrn por Der us'
bsrmd&t bet 5sinerS SuriidjuprI&rr.
5arrtStura, 81. Suit. 9lm 5retuS
atrno um lltr erfutr man rae cine btirGdtli-
dc 8stGIlenmadt 8s8sn @tamSrrstur9 pcriids.
DAD 5aupteorps Der 9tttrlsn rIaisn eessn z
ll6r am Samfaa friib pur FER Staot unp ts'
gam lcfUrt bic pliinbruns.
Sen. Gauslano prrlangts 100000 Gtalr In
@plo uru 100000 S6aGer In @nsnbad5 bon
en Sirsrn uno ais bics nt6t lrfurt berbitss.
I&afTt prrprn fonnt', wurre um 9 lltr bic Stabt
tn Srono 6eItcdt uno In tren8cr ais Spri Stun
ben lag Der bauptIS&Itmle She'll Ron GtamtTs'
turs In %l&s.
Die Sarser fcnntsn faR gar Ni6IS rsttsn.
rrnn In BEN mtiasn 8dGIen purtn bic S6uIsr
aus8tpldnrrrt ebe bas 5rutr anaelsst rpurtr.-
3wsitunetrt FstsnunbIt6s,is S6uIsr, barunttr
ale Sctrls btr Staet, bic 9ant. bic aputtrfrn,
niGbTsrs Sraurrrttn uno WlabItn unp tas Mdb.
den Snlttut ruresn In foe asltst. 1900 Bic
1900 Ytrionsn wurbsn ubba&Ips un6 bic msiltm
taben GGes Strlprn.
3pst Grausn unO ein Sinb Iplrn In tsn Slam,
men umsstcmmrn iein.
Die 8tbeqsn fnN pisbt fOrteGossn, ptt maj
staubt, ssstn 6artcd, no ic btn 5Iub i6rI6rit
ten uno In girStnitn ptsbsr rtns0Ussn IsItn.
Gen. gpsiII IN tGnrn init stnrr Wa&t na&ss
ltst, btNsn 8sluItat IN atT NOD ni8t HEpnnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-08-02
Die aebrpbte SnpafTpm.

Sarri.6 bur9, 26. Suli. Wan
pelB bier rur ipenl9 BON Den Nrmeebefpes
oun9en in Horo .8ir9inia, ausaenommen
oaB oefern bel @in6eIter fart 9efeuert
puroe uno oab unIere Sruppen 8eiblas
gen poroen finb. Sen. Sunter concens
trirte feline Sruppen, UNI fblieBlt6 Stano
bel Wartinsbur9 ju balten; eire oabler
beute anoefommene .Drioatoepei6e ta9t,
ooB Die Rebellen beute Wor9en WortlnsS
burg befeet boben.
2m Wontae 8ormitta9 tpuroe in ben
StraBen bon Martinsbur9 0ct6mptt.-
go melbeten Seamte. 2(m Nlitto9 9lns
GEN Die Beanie fort. llnfere Sruppen
Sc9en fib bolo barauf Suruf. 3u 2Slns
6eifer perIoren Die ltnionsSruppcn am
Sonnta9 eni9e @e1bGse, Die meiIten
Wuroen ieoob Uorber uernaeelt. @a5 Der
Seino nil, 1T nibt befannt, ebenioWenl9
feline Stdrfe. g8obin ftb Sen. @rcof
juriifjoe, ipeiB man nidbt &; CT uno Sen.
Sun ter iperoen icoob 9emeini1attll6
banoeln.
Man 9laubt, oaB Siu'S Gorps iu Gar
lp i'm SbenanoOobtbol biniu9efcmmen
fei.
Der Seino, 70 beiBt es, beobtbTl9e
Qennfptuonien NIT ftorfer @apoaeric uno
eini9er Snfanterie iber5uBieben, um Die
l1niontruppen oortbin ob5ulenfen, um
oam nit farfer Mobt auf @af6in9ton
Ice ju marfdbiren, uno jpor auf Dem idos
liben ltfer oe5 potomoc. M1n rtiitet il6
9e8en eincn iolben ltn9rifF. Iuber Dem
3med Der 9lGnoerun9, Woroen II. Srens
nea ipolen Die Hebellen cine Sermlnoes
run9 bon Sen. @ront'6 lrmee Dor Rttz
mono our1 oieftn neuen Nn9riff erreis
6en. Das 1T Die 2(niibt Der Ge9ierun9.
Den legtcn 3mcG pirO Der 8eino nift
errci6en.
@af6in9ton uno Baltimore bdlt man
nicbt fir 9efdbrbet, Die Rebetlen 2(rmre
muBte Damn piel ffGrter fein al6 man
8runo bat onjunebmen. Sen. Sri9bt
bat oa6 Commando oe6 6. uno 10. Qrz
mPezSorpS.
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nern waren gteo Goworos uno Scm
Soup. Gonoros mar Der Qnfdbrer Der
9uerillas 9e9en Silton uno bate mebres
re foltbliitioe Morotbaten be9an9en; jur
Belt feiner Serbaftun9 banoelte ct alS
Spion. Sen. .sWoior, Steetmon ftellte
ibn Dor oas &rie9s9eritbt, tpeldes ibn
f6uloi8 fano, worauf man ibn am lesten
Niittpo6 bdn9te.
Sollp 1T Elm porolirter 9efan8ener bon
Gon9ftreet's @orps uno miro nd6iten5
ebenfalls ale Spion proeefitrt tperoen.
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Don Kanfae uno 11Ii0euri.

9 t. Goui 6, 26lten Suti. Ser Ser
9eant:cfs2(rms bce &eprd lentontenbauz
iG6 uno @bitor be5 Sapannab Qlain
Dealer, Sor. Bbittafer, puroc BON Der
Willtdrbe b0rbe arretirt uno unter Sdr9s
id)aft 9effelIt um Dor Der Witit6r: Som,
mifiton Ju erlbeinen. Mebrere @rpeois
tionen 9c9en Die 9uerilIo5 oebcn ob.-
Sen. Craig fommonoirt in Ganio5.
2(uf Sen. 8isf's 2ufruf Daben 5000
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