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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16
New Hampshire Election.

Again the People have spoken The
election in New Hampshire has taken
place and our telegraphic dispatches show
that the Union candidate for Governor has
been elected by from six to seven thousand
majority. When we remember that so
many of her sons are in the army whose
votes, had they been at home, would have
gone to swell this unexpected majority,
this result may be regared as an over
whelming triumph. The New York World
and other Copperhead journals of the North
have been claiming Democratic triumph
in New Hampshire as certain. The contest
has been waged with all the vigor which
that eBete and reasonable party could bring
to bear. All the weary platitudes about
the vindictive Abolition crusade-the cor.
ruption of the Administration-the use.
less expenditure of blood and money-the
enormous burthens of debt fastened on
the country, the harhships of the draft, and
the blessings to be secured by eutrusting
the Government of the country to those
disinterested patriots who 90 for an
economical Government and strict con-
struction of the Constitution, were hashed
up for the benefit OF the masses. but have
proved signal failure According to the
World the New Hampshire election was TO
be the first of the series which, by Anti
Administration triumphs, was to inaugu-
rate the grand reactionary movement 70
drive the true Unionists out of power.
Even many Of our own friends looked for.
ward to the result with apprehension.
never claiming more than a very meagre
majority if successful.
This happy result has surpassed our
hopes or expectations, and we cannot but
regard it as an augury of success in the
greater contest for the Presidency in the
coming Fall. We commend it to the Con-
perheaps as first of the series.
Last year the vote of New Hampshire for
Governor stood thus, viz: Gilmore, Repub
hcan, Z9,O35; Eastman, Democrat, 80 ,833;
Hartman, Union, 1872 Eastman over
Gilmore, 3,798; Gilmore and Hartman over
Eastman, 574; no election. Gilmore was
chosen by the Legislature.
When We compare the Democratic vote
OF last year with its present hopeless minor.
ity, and reflect that at the Presidential
eleotlon the soldiers will also vote. we NAV
congratulate the country on the brilliant
prospect The people are all right
In New York on Wednesday, also an
election was held to vote upon an amend.
ment to the State Constitution permitting
the soldiers to vote. 1t will be remembered
that the Legislature passed law for this
purpose last year, which Was vetoo1 b.
Gov. Seymour as unconstitutional Thev
passed an amendment to the Constitution
and, submitted the amendment TO the neo'
pie, as required by the Constitution. The
election came off on Wednesday, and the
people, by an almost unanimous vote de.
ciared that the gallant fellows who are
ngn1ng their country's battles shall not
Dc deprived of their franchise by absence
IN the held. The soldiers of New York
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Notice to Owners of Unseated
Lands,

THE Commissioners request all owners of
L. Unsested Lands, whether regularly as
sessed or not, Immediately to furnish them
with the number of acres, name of warrantee,
and whom adjoining, for the purpose of reg.
istering the same in this Office. 50 as to avoid
all difficulty hereafter in advertising such
lands at Treasurer's Sales AT present it is
impossible to tell whether certain lands are
regularly assessed, as the transcripts do not
give the names of warrantees. 1t may not
be amiss to state that owners of Unseated
lands are required by law to make return
as above, and that on failure thereof the Com
missioners are directed to add four times
the amount of tax assessed thereon.
GEO. FRYSINGER. Clerk.
Commissioners OfGce,
Lewistown, March l6, 1864.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT,
Presentation of His Commission.

The President of the United States on
Wednesday afternoon formally presented
to Major Gen. Grant his commission as
Lieutenant General. The ceremony took
place in the Cabinet Chamber in the pres
ence of the entire Cabinet, Gen. Halleck,
Representative Lovejoy, Gen. Rawlins and
Col Comstock of Gen. Grants Staff, the
son of the General, and Mr. Nicolay,
Private Secretary of the President.
Gen. Grant having entered the room.
the President rose and addressed him thus:
"GenerGI Grant-The nations appre-
citation OF what you have done, and its re-
liance upon you for what remains to do in
the existing great struggle, are now pre-.
sented with this commission constitutipO
you Lieutenant Gen in the army ofthe Uni.
ted States. With this high honor deyolyes
upon you also corresponding responsible.
ity. AS the country herein trusts YOU. so.
under God, it will sustain you. scarcely
need add that with what | have spokep for
the nation, goes my ewn hearty personal
concurrence"
To which Gen. Grant replied as follows:
"Mr. President-I accept this commits.
sion with gratitude for the high honor con.
ferred. With the aid of the noble armies
that have fought on so many fields for our
common country it will be my earnest en-.
deavor not to disappoint your expectations.
l feel the full weight of the responsibilities
now devolving on me, and know that if
they are met, it will be due to those armies
and, above all, to the favor of that Provi.
dence which leads both nations and men,
The President then introduced the Gen.
eral to all the members of the Cabinet, af
ter which the company were seated and
about half an hour was spent in pleasant
conversation.
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Why do copperheads hate Metho-
dists! Because the latter set their
heels on the serpent's head.
The Indian Bureau is taking pre-
lininary measures for the return to
their own country of 5000 Indian
refugees now in Kansas.
1t became necessary. on Friday.
to amputate the leg of Senator Hicks
to save his life, as modification was
about to take place, resulting from a
remarkable case of erysipelas.
Lieut.. Col. Sanderson, one of our
officers recently released from Rich
mond, has been put under arrest at
Washington on charges preferred by
Col. Streight that he had informed the
rebels OF plan for the escape of some
of our officers.
The copperheads and rebels hate
Gen. Butler as like as two peas. The
Democrat alleges there is no chance for
exchanging prisoners under him, yet
last week 600 privates and 48 officers
were exchanged.
Hon. Jere. Clemens, of Huntsville.
Ala, formerly United States Senator.
presided over and addressed a large
Union meeting at that place on the
9Th instant. Highly loyal resolutions
were passed, and another convention
was called
In the United States Senate on
Friday the Gold bill, after debate was
passed, yeas 40, nays 8. The bill as
passed with the Senate amendments,
provides that "the Secretary Of the
Treasury be authorized to anticipate
the payment Of interest on the public
debt by period not to exceed one year,
from time to time, either with or with
out a rebate of interest upon the cou-
pons, as to him may seem expedient;
and he is hereby authorized to dispose
of any gold in the Treasury of the
United States not necessary for the
payment of interest of the public
debt" The Post Office Appropriation
bill was passed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16
Saturday, April 2, 1884,

at one O'Clock in the afternoon, the following
real estate, to wit:
All the interest of John Hawn in tract,
of land in Armagh township. Miff1in county,
bounded on the north by lands of Joseph
Hawn and others. on the east by town lots of
Andrew Swartzell, aud others, on the south
by farm of Perry Sigler. and on the west by
farm of Col. John Mcdowell, deceased, CON
tanning one hundred and ten acres, more or
less.
Also, one other tract of land in the town.
ship and county aforesaid, bounded by lands
of Joseph Brewer and others, containing two
acres, more or less. Seized, taken in execu.
ton, and to be sold as the property of John
Rdtcn.
A tract of land in Oliver township, Miflin
county, bounded as follows: Beginning at
post at the back side of the BERN bank of
the Pennsylvania Canal in line of the land
of the Hope Furnace Company, in
right of the heirs of John Robson, decd.
thence by that line north seventy four and
one fourth degrees, west eighty-two and one
tenth perehes to corner in q private road
and at the southeast side of public road.
thence by the southeast side of said road
south four and three'fourth degrees, west one
perch to post. thence by land of James W.
Hackenburg south seventy-f four and one
fourth degrees, east fifty four and two tenth
perches to locust tree, thence south forty
seven and oue"fourth degrees, east thirty four
and eighteenth perches to a post at the back
side of the BERN bank of the Pennsylvania
Canal, thence by the same north four and q
half degrees, east seventeen and one tenth
perches to a post. the place of beginning,
containing one acre and one hundred and
forty perches, strict measure. Seized, taken
in execution, and to be sold as the property
of Hope Furnace Company.
D. M. CONTNER, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Lewistown, March Is, 1864.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABR AHAM LINCOLN.

Circulation of Gazette, 864 copies.
Circulation of Democrat, as
furnished by hand in
that office, TIA copies.
With the exception of N. Hamilton,
our circulation at all the principal post
offices is far in excess of the Democrat,
in some cases two or three to one, as
merchants and all others can learn by
INQUIRY at the different post offices.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

rs hereby given to Maria Hulings. Ellen
Il Hulings intermarried with Charles Den.
nison, Maria HuliDgs, intermarried with
Lloyd Williams, Mary Hulings, intermarried
with Goodwin Williams, Thomas Huliugs,
and Elizabeth Hulings, widow, and heirs at
law of David ". Hulings, deceased, that
writ of Sciera Facias has been issued by the
Court of Common Pleas of Mifiiu county, TO
wit: No. 3 of April term. 1864. John G.
Miles, now sole acting Executor of DR.. Peter
Shoeuberger, deceased, for use, &C. vs. Thos
III. Hulings, Administrator of David W HUI
ings, deceased, to substitute the said Thos.
Nj. HuliDgs, party defendant in. and to re
vive and continue the lien against tie lands
of said David w. Hulings, Of Judgment No.
Ill, of January Term. 1859, and why execu.
ton should not issue against said lands in
payment of said Judgment, said writ being
returnable on the first Monday of April. A.
D. 1864 D. NJ. CONTNER, Sheriff.
Sberiff's Of6ce, Lewistown, March l6, 1864
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

NAME to the premises of the subscriber,
~ in Decatur township, in December last
white, and stump tail, rather old from ap.
pearance. The owner of said cow is request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away, or she will be
disposed of according to law.
marl6- 3t* REUBEN GOSS.
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DRUGS. DRUGS

A SUPERIOR lot of fresh Drugs, always
IA On hand. Prescriptions attended to with
great care. Physicians can rely on having
their medicines carefully compounded. All
the popular Patent Medicines on hand and
ior sale oy Z. j. HOFFMAN.
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Wall Paper aud shades.

A LARGE stock Of Wall Paper, ready for
"A spring market, of every style and prices.
Window Shades and Paper. Call before
purchasing elsewhere and see the best selec'
tion and largest stock in the town, at
H0fFMAH'S.
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"A LARGE stock of Blank Books, such as
~ Ledgers. Daybooks, Memorandum and
Time Books. Cap, Letter, Bin and Note
Paper. Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Penhold.
srs, Copy books, Ink and Ink Stands. as
HOFFMAN'S.
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BLACKSWVTHS

TALL at Hoffman's for the best Valentine
~ Iron. Horse Shoes. Nail Rods, Round 4
Square Iron, and Scollop from to S inches;
Bar Iron, all sizes and very heavy stock of
Cast, Shear, Spring and Blister Steel, Anvils,
Vices, Bellows, Files, BOrax and every thing
you want.
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SHOE MAKERS,

M Z have for you Sole Leather, Calf Skins,
w Uppers, Moroccos. Linings, Bindings,
Boot Trees, Lasts, Crimping Boards, Clam ps,
Avis, Thread, Wax. Knives, Boot Webbing,
Pincerr. Punches, Heel Nails. Laces. Color
and all kinds of tools at HOFFMAN'S
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SADDLERY WARE.

S 4DpLE TREES. Pad Trees, Hames,
~ Buckles, Rings, Fe-rets, Swiyels. Snaps,
Stlmps, Thread, Silk, Avis, Wax, Hair. Cali
ahd see them at HOFFMAN,S
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F q u III ID.

~ street, Lewistown, which the owner
can have by paying for this advertisement,
on application to
msrl6-lss SIMON WITTINMEYER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

The rebels having no longer any
object in aiding the copperhead sena-
tors of this State in their reasonable
doings, last week released Major Harry
White of Indiana.
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CARPENTERS.

an to Hofman's, where you will find
" Hand, Tenant, and Compass Saws,
Hatchets, Hammers, Squares, Planes, Piano
Bits, Pugh's, Cooks, and all the best makes of
Spur Spoon and Centre Bits. Rules. Beve.s,
Girders, Augurs, Chisels, Files, Bench Screws.
iron and wood; Hand Axes, Adzes. Sand &
Emory Paper. Ali who want to fit no a frat
rate set of tools, cnme to HOFFMAN'S
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SALES.

QY virtue of sundry writs of Veuditioni
- Exponas, issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Mif1in county, and to me
directed, will be exposed to sale, by public
vendue or outcry, at the Court House, in
Lewistown, on
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

will therefore vote at the Presidential
election, Copperheadism to the contrary
Notwithstanding,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16

aThe Gazette is the onu paper in this part of the
state printed on power press, and has facilities for
doing work of all kinds equaled by few. We have
three presses in speration--sn Adams Power Press
for the Paper, q double medium hand press for Jobs,
and Newhury Jobber for Blanks, Cards, &C.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The GAZETTE IS published every Wednesday by
GEORGE FEVsINGER SoS, st $50 in advance or 81 at
the end of the year To ore address, copies will be
sent for So copies for SO or 20 copesf go These
terms win be rigidy adhered to.
Cash Rates of Advertising.
Administration Executors Notices 81 90
If published in both papers, each 1 so
Auditors do IS
Sheriff7s Sales. IL lines 100
Each additional line 8
Estray. Caution other Notices. not exceeding
II lines, Insertions, 90
Tavern Licenses, single, 90
II more than one, each so
Registers Notices of Accounts, each so
On public sales published in both papers, deduc-
ton of IS per cent. all matter over one square.
All other Judicial Notices same as above unless the
price is fixed by law.
IL lines of burgeos, 10 lines of nonpariel make
square. About words constitute a line, so that any
person can easily calculate square in manuscript.
terms may he agreed on.
In all other cases Il lines constitute a square aud
will be so charged.
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6 CENTS REWARD.

ID AN away from the subscriber, in Oliver
LII township, Miffiin county, James Camp
bell, about l3 years of age, an indentured
apprentice to the farming business. This is
to caution all persons from harboring or
trusting said apprentice on my account, as
will pay no debts of his contracting. The
above reward will be paid for the return Of
said apprentice, but neither thanks nor char
ges. JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
Oliver township, March l6-3t*
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COR DAGE,

pOPES, Clothes Lines, Bed Cords, Rope
- Haisers, Hemp and Cotton Twines, at
HOFFMAN'S.
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RR USH ES.

SWEEPING, window, wall. dustine, hand,
~ clothes, table. hair. tooth and nail Brush.
es, Whisps, Broons, &C., at
HOFFMAN'S.
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TAVERN LICENSES.

THE following applications for License
AL have been filed for presentation at April
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"EEKLY LIST OF LETTERS remain
w ing in the Post Office at Lewistown,


March Is, 1864.
Burns Samuel L2ppum Daniel C.
Brotherllne Miss Viola 81. Leicholt CIotleib
Bess Emnons Mcdonald Margaret
Briggs Rebecca Mrs. McNignt Annie
Boalick A. J. Raker Jackson
Brown Elizabeth Sueger Emma c. Miss
Curran Elizabeth Miss Swarts Martin
Suloerson Joel Sanky John E.
Fitzgerald and Lentz Teats John
Fenberger Benz. Tebitt A. Mr.
Heney Michael Tests Sarah
Hearmon Elizabeth Miss Wesh George ".
Hibbs Elizabeth Wills Christian Miss
HOFFMAN Catharine Younck Maggie Miss
Legulre SimnoyRn founy Adam
Persons inquiring for letters ON the abvc
or any other list will please state on whic
list they are advertised One cent due on eacl.
marie SAMUEL COMFORT, p. M.
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.,Anslaa0.
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.rsl&rn Bis gum 20frn .. @tt. Rad btnfsI6,n
rranstn bic etutf6tn Bunbtsiruppsn In Slit
Lamb pUr. Die D6aen anttr General be Dlt,a
batten pas Dannspsrt unb RtTunS. ssraumt
.aup rartn mad Difppel srrldaefautn. Gitfs
S&an3tntttts In f6on aus fta ,srF.n SSuil&en
8lies bttaaht senus, Oa ne map&em DeutI6tn
has 2etsa tottR. Ste ttRegt isbt aus li.bea:
psrlhtseeutn Wsrfen, .eie bon tiuneert 8anon,n
hes f&ptrRtn 8atissfs oertbstsisf IpsrSra. qus
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In &ctiOn sstraht .psrpeu. 3ptf beTtfttat.
Sriden i'm Stidn Stsltr Sttauna S,rbiuS.u
.bisisltt mir Der Snfst: alittn, wonur4 bic Com.
humiliation unS Ter ,Radyus Der Ddasn a.i6ert
lit. Die SRisl alfsR III pom S6tsspis Sur4
ben Ntlinlun6 9etrtnnt. Der, fsttf ntnn bic
Dapptlsr 56ansen BON BEN 6tutlbsn BanStss
truppen srflrmt w~sresnIogten, mad 3srf5ruino
Der Sradtn nhe In gratanstIuaa etnsr Hl6tte
nf6t 70 Gti&t ibul&yittrn ipsrpta tSnn. qus.r.
etm ba6tn Die D6nfn nod bic fsfe @ttauno
bt Grsbtritia, bic. atnIi& ME Sic Stiauna Sci
papgsI. Sur4s Die sftfist 5taSt sJei6sn aas
nisns bie BsrttnSuas nit esr SafsrG antn
.f&srt.. eGspsnbasen, pas BON Ser Gs,Istte aus
tdrni aussariFsH sptretn Tam, IL en6Ifa nod
bfr ltste puntt pss ednit&su Snflri&fssssr
sura bse,uitnst' s&anaen RON Der eansi,lts
aus psrttstUist Mir. unp Der. Da SseGaHenf5.
Mig tctt T&tts6fia ale fetne Rtaffs eonsentrirtn
tauH, ban ftf0IsrtiGasa RierrRap6 IsiR.p rirp.
Dieltr faam b~ssOnnsne Rriss tarfts rs Stsbolb
iet&i Ia bic Qdnse ~5isttnsunS IslsR pas mad.
Ass Datti&iaass pean e sinis uaO Fart Stsftm
Ssiss peFfolesh fSase ptte IauffnSs fsintr
SSen Opfssa mf6ta sts % has fIsins Dans.
aseri Jas @tEshaas aeR galsspiS.6olatin
si6iassp taRa. go mil piso ~ ibris.ns
'l4psItA tcnAsn Y man iSkt IN enrupa s,s
pebnt Il, td6 bic pelisiE spasnSsL rae Sac
SARtst ~ttSOaRtn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-03-12

saut pSfsIi&sn 4.rt@tsa a.bsn Die gansI
ibttn tEraii9 % 6lOriSaN srltttshsu 9 frluR
aaf 200 btsS1500 Wtdnu an. en- ttsftbnen8
lore %trlttttne RitOtrlast ale S&ia&t Bel Dtu-
Gee, nnb fa&rsn ais @ruuS bstfsI6tR bic tlsbtr.
;abl unitrsr Srupptn a.. MARE bic ga6tni&t
rinsetrttrn 70 sHasbt mad Ssm tisnsn Heri6t
.Stt ,ganttts ibr Ri6ias rim nod srrOsrtIi@stn
s,ptfsa ltin. General Stsmour btftbttste oisfs
Expedition, Der, tinsm Brri&t jnfUtge, irrssn
.bss unstadtiaen Anssanss ~ptrtIbtn pom @sn,
E@i1mrre intsr glErsR ssftlEporSen IN.
Der Iapor tsr Stabt Htdmpn6 Otr5fR
EftntIi6te In benrbcuieen Blattrrn, boe erapOnr
lien Ndts :aheDea Gptbatsnfamittsn uno. BIN
Grintn $40 nas $50 NOirn, tn ttstne Rotsu
nrataufHtn tnerbe. Der damn Bat @ott I'm
Ger, en- NIB bate fsin BtKpiel Ia alien @tdstsn
Der CONFEDERATION Raaabmuns fnofn fpdsn,
rsnn nur bel. Nrmt. Der unbtmittstts it Ia Die.
fem 0pnat ftt GtIotltmme Der psriitrenps
EtstIe pa gs .nur i'm Rtetntn tiuaniaufen Der,
m6Stn rno bic paur sro6c1, Nettn, nit bsnen
fe ausbt,abtt tperofn, ptdf.ln miiFen.
- Cine anbIrs Sttt9tmdee. Srotr mar bic
Don Der Rttitdrss66rfs in 0ptilt r~rIGlIsnt,
pOnaas o1t Storts ssfaIOftH psrOsn ngsten.
NO man fta ipsissrtE srOBt 0Ottn ats 5a6Iuns
anSuntbmsn. Rtr at6t tauftn mug, fcGtt ii
rtrisn Sasra Der @sIStlsmnt. jin6 Der @trtbls.
lsttit unier,s p~aptsrseIbts teine Gintdufe prtr
bod muir 70 rsnts oils m6sli& MAIDEN.
- Nidn fadst, one biz ganfsts Sci i6rsm
8itsuse na6 her Shla&t Bel Ocean pvno In
Glorl6a aaNl30.000 Vatron.n fOrtstrpotftn pa.
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gpm pfntn NotIaMsSn T1tries. Gtsttrioa
Mafimilian, b5ft mar bae sr SOr fein.r AZ
rtTe mad gasrttS ~ 65fs Sen 1raTel,- pari1
aanS RtnSfpr beiG&sn ptrSt. &c aiuimt i&sr
tdnStrs 3sit. ben ratrieanifatn Raifrrthrpn au
SsRttssn, oils Die N.ritansr .stpobnt Ta6, eint
aesisrnnssaa6esanS y aaetmsn.
Bun Qsris Ianfsn rlsSsr nsue gsti&te Elm,
RapOlson bsatf6tist, Bic Gonf5rnatioa ansa&
tsFsnntn.
Der &snfSesrirtt gtearsr @tursia Sat ben
.itstsn Ra&rtatsH suf0lst Srsa psrtnTtn.
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Die Ddnsu iicesn BEL ibrsm Radsuse spei
tbrer h~etnersn S6ife In Die 9uft f%prfugsn, ba-
nit o~ielclteu ben SreuBsn nidt IN bic 9Gnps
ffclsn.
Gin Seri&t aus Wten faet, taB Die ~pereiniss
ten Ndbte cine gi,falar.9iote ar tbre auswdr~
ttgsn @eianSten srlafsu bdttrn, in Der lie Die
WtcbererSfnuug Der 5eiubielietettsu auseisea,
pa rur5 Die Grnroner Gonfersui feiu 8rispens=
Nsidtlub su Stanoe ssfomnsn mare.
Ssfrrih lUu ferntr nod srfldrt baden. bas
cd Die Yfidten elmer beu!fbsn @a6t BON icst
an freus %erfiIen ps'bs. uub sipar ptne 8lf<
i6t ouf feline ipeetsucn SntsrsGen.
9ie 2pnepn Zines" pom 30f,n Stunt laat :
Grants Su9 ppnt ubrpli6sn auf Dos iuelite
ufer oes Sdmss Itt nihts ale Gin pratul6es
g'nsefeten, pab feline Yldue mieslldt paren
Ois ..Stmes" 9Ilt eas untcrncbmen Grants,
Ridmcnp as nrhntsn, iebt mob gerabc fir 70
lbmisrig ais j.
Der 8awsraeaG @cuthern Club in @na!ane
mill cine pctition I'm InerfsHnuu9 Der Gpa|S.
c%sri:ten S: facten an cu5 parliament eriafsn.
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rei&s uuteridre,bsr fiuoen b6.fts.
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III tIr&ifsr 3stt ir!epsr etu nsurs SbiF batsn,
cos NIT Glen bei&lasen iti II Ranpnsn bon
f%farferem Salibsr fahren wsrse. 2lu6 Die 8e.
mannuns heheitcm, wsIGe Die Der alten Nlabama
ist irue auf l72 U1auu erbS6t psroeu.
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&onfbpertste SaiHe ben I~us9aus ocs 5ofens
pom @psrbDur8 hspn6sn, TN nit Der 8ea,laee
anSnbinoen unp rte 3latana gu RIDDEN, istalu
erRsres S&,f ausiaufsa loGte.
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bic ita ouf iDre S6tfe 3urafjUgen, etnen rur
gerin9sn Ssrluf.
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f9en GtranDbattertsen 3lridseittagen.
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