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October Is, 1864.
From the Third Regiment.
AN OLD TEACHER.

HOSPITAL IN THE FIELD, NEAR !
Winchester, Va, Sept. %, 1864. {
Dear Mother-I am very Thankful
that still have the use of one arm, ant
that the right one too. You have learn
ed all about our fight and victory of the
10Th. You may also have seen NY name
among the list of wounded, and perhaps
think it worse than it is. 1t was baC
wound, but not mortal one. With pro-
per care it will get well in time.
AT 3 o'clock on the morning Of the
18th we left camp and marched smartly
towards the enemy aud came up to then
at day light. Our division marched
through a shower of shells, and lay
down in the front of piece of woods 6
little way from the rebels. There we lay
until 2 O'Clock With the shells flying
mostly over our heads. Only one struck
in our regiment that did any damage
That came into our company and wound
ed four men, Serg't Hatch amongst The
rest. He is not bit bad. At 2 in the
afternoon we were ordered to charge
| knew what was coming, and consider
my life worth but little. 1t was one Of
the charges that men seldom experience
and never wish to again. will tell you
all about it when / see you. We went
about 2 miles before l stopped 10 think
Iof anything. Then heard some one
say they are on our flank. looked, and
sure enough, little way 10 our left there
stood line of rebels. | turned to gel
out ofthat as soon as possible with the
rest Of the boys, when a musket bal
struck me nearly below the left shoulder
blade, and lodged in my neck where il
was cut out by the help of man in my
company. / got back to the hospital
My wound is attended to as well as it
can be here. We have straw to lie on,
and tents over us, and blankets, so that
we do not suffer with the cold. They
will begin in few days to move us of
to some general hospital.
! do not know the loss in my company
and re giment, only that it was heavy, as
It was in all the rest that were engaged
in the charge. But o, such threshing
as we gave those rebels. An army hard
Iy ever took such threshing before
We cut their whole army badly that day.
We charged over many lines of breast
works right on to them, and were all mix
ed together. We took great many pris-
oners.
/ am not in much pain. My shoulder
to the elbow troubles me the most.
have no use of my left arm, but shall
when the wound gets well. / have help
to get up and down, but can walk after !
am up. / am in fine spirits, and will
write again as soon as am moved.
From your aaectionate son,
LUCIUs S. NYE.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-21

News FROM THE CAPTURED.-Jas.
Stone, son of Rev. L. II. Stone, of North
field, formerly of Glover0 who was
one of the $4,000 prisoners at Anderson
vile, Ca, is now free. He escaped
from the cars when being removed from
some place of torments to a worse one
perhaps and after wandering 8 days
and nights without food or shelter, ar
rived at Sherman's lines. Twice on
previous occasions he made his escape
and when some 40 miles away was ac-
tually scented out with blood hounds,
and taken back to the abode of horrors.
He has arrived at Pittsburgh, Pa, and
may be with US 10 a few days. His
brother is at Charleston, S. c.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-21

CASUALTIES TO ORLEANS COUNTY
BoYs.-The following are the late casu-
allies to some Of our boys from this coun.
ty. The ninth regiment lost on Sept.
29th and 30th, as follows:
William Moranville, Salem
John hickman, Charleston.
Wounded-George w. Davis, Derby
Henry Wardboys, Charleston; Daniel
Dwire, Salem; Edward Hawkins, Sa.
lem; James Lunge, Glover; John Keat-
ing, Barton; Henry Sias, Newport; Mo-
ses w. White, Irasburgh; Calvin VIII
son, Salem.
Daniel Ash Of Barton, missing in &C
ton.
The following in the third regiment
were wounded in the engagement OF Sep
lember 10Th
Lucius S. Nye, Irasburgh; Joseph b.
w. Grow, Charleston Henry Bushaw,
Derby.
The following are the wounded Of the
fourth regiment:
John r. Ivers, Craftsbury Saml II.
Dow, Greensboro.
Michael Harten, of Coventry, and Of
the fifth regiment, was wounded in the
hip, slightly.
Capt. C. Z. Joslyn of Bloomington,
and in the 9Th regiment, received ter
rible wound 10 the head-the ball enter
ing an eye, going clear through the head,
and coming cut behind the ear. Not
withstanding this wound he was at last
accounts in fair way to recover.
Edwin S. Gray of Glover, was woun.
ded in the abdomen, severely, and has
since died.
The following are from the llth regi-
ment: Harry j. Bailey, Troy; Arthur
II. Chase, jay; Amherst W. Dow, West
field John A. Huse, lrasburgh Peter
Young, Irasburgh; Eliphalet Rollins,
Glover; Sumner ID. Bowley, Newport
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JAMES RICE.

The New York News, Ben Woods
paper, makes much of the proposition to
arm the negroes to eight for the confed-
eracy in fact gloats over it, and draws a
CHASTITY picture of armies of black semi
savages devastating the North, sparing
neither age nor sex. In fact, the negro
troops are expected to behave as inhu-
manly as the copperhead rioters did to,
wards the negroes in New York, last
year. The moral the News insiuuates
is, vote for Mcclellan, and so save your
sslves fr0m tbs negro rebela
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-21

The letter should be written in their
own band on full sized letter paper, fold
ed in three folds with the pay accounts
and all enclosed in an official envelope
large size, and directed as above. They
must be sure to send the accounts in du-
plicate and only sign them; leaving the
account TO be figured and filled by the
paymaster. When there has been an al,
lotment the same course must be gone
through with precisely, even if every
cent is allotted, then they can draw the
pay afterwards from the State Treasury
in the way usually done.
Yours truly,
JAMES RICE.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-21

Gan intelligent and energetic republi-
can friend recently from louisiana"
communicates to the New York Tribune
a vindication Of the reorganization Ct
that state-presenting the same facts and
considerations that we have printed in
lull-and concludes the same with the
following about Gen. Banks: "No man
has been so grossly and shamefully mis-
represented; but he has accomplished
work which connects bis name with re-
generated Louisiana forevermore, and he
can afford to wait until the fruits of his
great craftsmanship and patriotic labors
receive the appreciation and applause
they deserve. No other man has done
so much for Louisiana or for freedom,
and none other enjoys to such All extent
the respect and admiration Of her loyal
citizens"
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the first general to make large inroads
upon southern property of this descrip.-
ton. He cannot refuse to continue the
enrolment Of that species Of force"
The countrymen have lately kept
away from Richmond for fear of being
conscripted; the consequence was great
dearth in the markets, and provost mar
shall Kemper has been obliged to give
notice that marketmen will nol be modest.
ed by the military guards.
A Richmond letter to the Charleston
Mercury says: "The destitution of re-
spectacle families in this city is beginning
to be felt quite severely; the sale of
dresses, furniture, jewels, rare and costly
books, &c, is becoming common"
The rebels are losing faith both In
the past and future, in the present des-
peration. The Richmond Dispatch says
of the American revolution that it was a
rebellion, "gotten up by the Yank ees.for
the benefit of Yankee trade and of the
Puritan religion. Virginia bad no par
ticular interest, and il would be better
for her now if she had never entered It.
The Charleston Mercury says ten
thousand of the Andersonvile Union
prisoners are now near Charleston, and
are materially benefited by the change.
In the 9th and 9th congressional dis.
tricts of Alabama, 100000 bushels of
corn have been secured by the rebel COM
mis-, liner as tax in kind. In the coup-
ties of Dallas, Autauga, Lowndes, Ala,
there were received by the rebel govern
ment 3,222,630 pounds Of cotton and
81 ,68S bushels of corn, and large amounts
of other articles.
The Georgians have discovered that
sorghum seed is about as good as buck
wheat for cakes, and that it is an excel
lent substitute for coffee. They say
that Georgia has produced five million
bush els Of this seed, and so breakfasts
at least are secure for the year.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-21

This is James Russell LowelPs graph
&c description of The crowd that nomina.-
ed Mcclellan -
"The convention was rag-bag Of dis
sent All the odds and ends OF personal
discomfort, every shred of private grudge,
every rag shipped off by official shears.
scraps of rebel gray, the leaviDgs Of
Union blue--all had been gather ed, as il
for the tailoring Of JosepL's coat. That
Hebrew shouldibe chosen 10 call such a
motley collection to order was a mattes
of instinct"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-21

New MILLINERY GooDs.-Ladies
will please read the advertisement Of
Mrs. Fletcher, in another column, aud
then it they want some pretty things, and
nice things, and good things cheap-the
times considered-they will consult their
interests by giving her call without de.
lay. She has this fall been very lucky in
her purchases, buying much lower than
many others in the same line Of business
with herself She can therefore sell as
she hss Parehassd--isw.
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Irasburgb, Orleans Co., VT, l
Oct, ---. 1864,

Brig. Gen. T. p. Andrews, Paynastei
Gen. q S. A., Washington, d. G.
General have the honor to enclose
herewith duplicate pay accounts Of User,
geant, corporal, or private) Of Co. f
LIST Artillery, l,h Vermont Volunteers
he being a prisoner of war request
through your kindness his pay from
Feb. 29th, 1864, to August 81, 1864, in
cldsive.
am, General, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
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ALLOTTED .-Assignees and
others holding orders for allotted pay o,
the Third Battery are hereby notltieo
that returns have been received for July
and August, and this Office is prepared 70
pay the sums received in the usual way
JOHN B. PAGE, Treasurer.
Rutland, Oct. z, 1854
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-21

Gen. Grant to Gen. Sheridan DO
all the damage you can to the railroad
and crops carry off stock Of all descrip-
lions, and negroes, so as to prevent iur-
Their planting. If the war is to last an
other year, let the Shenandoah valley re-
main a barren waste.-U. S. GRANT.
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self, nor even send child, is still q
in the wealth OF civilization
hey do, or should add TO the community
Every one, then, should see to it that
ibe funds appropriated to schools are
well expended.
AN OLD TEACHER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-10-21

SENATE CHAPLAIN.-Rev. Pliny H.
White Of Coventry, has been elected
chaplain of the Vermont Senate the pre-
sent session.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-26

AL perssns csprsrasd are hereby rotihsd fhas At
sale q lands and iots fax State C1rnty and special
taxe1 Rnd fr the year 1852, hade N pursuance
o. Nv. By tbs County Treasurer. ct the Court Hou-
IN Joliet. " y County State of Illinois. On the AT
daY OF Tune. 1898. 70 wit: T5acres iH5z ElFs4 ~
sarssE si5a Ssc - Town - Range slEle in ;as
County OF VIII an State Of Jlnais Uassold s-d to9s
tic 5indersi<nsG ara The owner q he Echzse cf-
uaeafs that che tire Of redengti vii expire &c
ryo wears frar. TIE 5afs of sid sale
Joiiet, JaI.e 3, ~ 9y-IS u. % laA.
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GLIDprS 1 JoHoSNoT.

A FARM OF go acres in Jasper Co., Indiana. on
the line Of the L0ganspOrt, Peoria Burlington X. r.
about miles from GOOdiand Station. This farm is
uncuitivated but is surrounded 10y improved farms
To be sold favorable terms will be exchanged
for property in this city. Apply to
GEopES Z JozoSNoz.
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oLIDpEN s JoHoNNoT.

Farm of202 acres in the Town Of " itou aijoin
ing AID including portion Of Twelve Mile Grove
1t Is under good state of cultivation and in the I'm.
mediate vicinity Of a school, store. wagon maker.
blacksmith and shoemaker In situation quality of
soil supply Of timber and living and improve
ments. this farm is surpassed by few in the country.
Crops, Tools, and Team sold wi h farm If desired.
Terms favorable. Apply to
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One OF the finest residence in Joliet, situated on
Broadway. containing II rooms aud all the modern
improvements. Tie lot is large and well improved,
containing a large quantity Of trees, shTubbery,
small fruit &C, upon the premises y large Lew barn,
cistren and ucod-house, &c. Apply to
GLIDDEN JoHoHNoI.
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Houses, Farms, Vacant Lands,
F o r S 4 L E

TWO desiTnbio Lots IN The eastern part Of the city
i both enclosed, aud one containing number Of
fine Fruit Trees. For sal" cheap, and on the most
favorable terms. Apply
GLIDDEN & JOHoNNoT.
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GLIDDES { JouoySoT

Good House and lot situated On Hickory Street,
west side of the river The house contains eleven
go-d sized rooms, and has large UisteTn, &C.
Apply to
GIIpDIS 4 JouoNSoT
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Small House and lot corner Of Washington St
aud Mississippi Avenue, opposite Michigan Central
i Depot. Apply to.
GuDDES JoHoNNOT
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House and Tot west side % the river,
tanning 10 Rooms with a good rarn. Cisierli. Well
sdd all modern improvements. Terms:-Cash enough
10 SECURE payment and any reasonable time for re-
mAinder. Apply to
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Life Assurance.

. ssURANCE POLICIES issued on LIVES in the
A oH and sell known Company tho
MUTUAL BENEFIT OF NEWARK, y. J.
This company establishes in 1915; has gross as
H. srsoIlnt Of So OOO. OJO and net 60 the
'pt ~ IN 10000. Its rate of Assuralce Is rs low
o. that ofany other company, agd with its immense
ccumuIst, rs IL lie enabled to pay 30 per cent divi
80 o. 10 its aoIicy holders. No company offer
-,s,1er Inducements TO the assured than the
MUTUAL NEFIT,
and only ole two companies In the United States
will sffjri 60 large amount of Tor the
sane amount Of Premium.
SANE GLIDDEN JonoNNoF. Ssoass.
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NEW YORK sELF.RAKER.

undoubtedly he best Combined Machine In the wor4
OF this machine Holden Sisson, Esq, Que Of the old
AMI best farmers in the county, who used d
them last season, says AS Reaper Il worked my
entire satsiictlon; A Mower 1t be beat n any
Kind OF grass and as ltRsker Il will beat The
world 1t does its work to perfection every time
when most needed.n
Joseph Tenle Of Jackson, in this county, says.-HI
have cut 40 acres Of grain and grass with the New
Yorker Bought, of you with span Of horses:-
The Biners say they never saw grain rasd OF bettea
from any machine. As Mower IL worked hrzt rate,
and CONSIDER it the best comined machine in use"
NJ c. Bissel, Esq, OF this city, after using HE
farm last season. Il believe il to be the bess
combined machine in existence: and farmers who
suit their interest will buy other unless some
hew one shall be invited entirely In advance Of any
IN USE
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Sewing Machines.

SIM ER's Wing MACHINES
o! world wide reputation, the simplest, THE dn-
Table and the btst ofthe Lock stitch Machines, aud
WILCOX & GIBBS -
Noselsss Sewing Machine the mot perfect Of all
Loop stitch Machines tegt Tier viii Machine thread
SIlk, Nesdles and oil, constantly on baud aud for
sale ON the most favorable terms. by
6LlDDEN JORONNOT, Agents.
Joliet, June 18th, 1865.
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ORsON CHURCHILL, DECD.
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that the Third
Il Monday OrSeptember next being the 18th day Of
said month,) shall attend before the County Court
Of Will County at the Court House in the city Of JOLT
ct for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the Of OrsOn Churchill late said County
deceased, when and where all claimants are notified
and requested 10 attend and present their claims, in
writing, against said estate, for adjustment.
AItpersons indebted TO said estate also request
ed TO make payment TO the undersigned without delay.
ESTHER Z. CHURCHILL, Executrx.
July 26th, 1864. (nT-6w)
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w A n T e d

TNRoAs One 10 two thousand pounds of good Daily
II butter every week, ct tbs FaEnsE's store.
q -: J. RETCHEKT.
Sgashingt ou, st. east Of the New Co, Jail.
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Cherokee CureI


IN uDfsiitng cure for Seminal Westness, Socturnsl
fusi sions ali diseases csused BY sd1Po,utlou,
sash Loss Of Memory, Universal LassiiEds, Pains
N the Back, DImuess Of Vision, Premsture Old Agt
Weak Nerves. Difficulty OF Breathing. Trembling.
GakciClHes-, ETupticrs on the Pace, Pale Ccrrifs-
nance, Insau y Consumption, al the diYrsa esr-
paipts bv departing from the psth o. natu-s-
u This MEDICINE Is q simple yeSsu1s exsrsef.
aaI one on which al can rely. = has been used N
our pracrics for many Years. and With thousands
treated. ithAs not failed in sazle Instance. nsea-
Eative powers have teen SUIT client gEin yictcRJ
over she Iaoet stUbSora case.
~ 10 th5se who have tIlasd VITA fheir eoasttn-
tion. until they think themselves beyoad tSe reaeh
OF nsdiesl aid, We voEli say, DesPArz Kof! the
CHEROKER CUBE NfH reetofe you % health AMI
vixoT. and alter al GGack doctoTs hsVe fliedl
~ Price, 81 per polite, or tree bottles for - M
forwarded b. Express 70 AL parts OF the vera
~ For rull particulars. get ctfr1iar ION -
Drug Store In the county or write % ine Az,
wiz mai! free 10 any oce al sirirg tsf nne
hse. in pamphlet form. coox n,
Al sncb orders must be seat to C. a. COoA,onl
earo oar General Agent foT the wee, -. BOZ
sald IN chicago, By FULLER. Fthc H . fUkLEh-
Druggists and By All DFuEsts eVe1ySnef
a CoOK, CHICAGO, General Agent for ne
sIstes or IIIIos iowa, Wisconstu, Michigan and ta>
S'-''- Dr. ". z MERwIH & CO.,
SOLE RnoPEZEIoRs.
20. % Liberty street. Esg York
Sold ia Joliet, By ]. H, Brown. G. u. Eoodruf saa
B. Blaeknan- . y y JUrR ~ ~
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Which, as agents Of the msnufac turers they are pre-
pared toi1rnish on the most liberal terms. Among
them will be found the celebrated
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Notice TO Gas Consumers.

ON account of the great advance of the price of
~ coal labor. and increase of Government taxes the
"Jolet Gas Light Co." are compelled not to deduct
the five per all bills af.er the month Of June.
nuti such time as Il can be done aud sustain the
works, when this custom will be restored.
ny order Of Directors.
July 70, 1864. y. WILCOX, Pres.
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BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
NAILS, CUT 4 Wrought
Carpenters, Tools,
Farming Tools Of all kinds
Perks, ShOvels and Hoes,
PLOWS and CUltivatOrs.
Horse and Hand Hay
Ralies, Hunts and Blood's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery,
Chain Pumps,
Lanterns,
Powder amd Shot,
In short eyerythin
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TAX SAFE NOTICE

Sold IN Joliet, By n, Brown. G. 4. Woodruff s.a
B. Blaeknan- - y y JUrR ~ ~
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0OOO lbs. of Ru11o. ~

per week: Tot which WIN pay more than any other
tract Remember the place the oi.v s9sssrn con
blnn street St. opposite TIE Nstionai Hotel %
Joliet, Jniy 10. 1854 Z. t .shsoN.
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BAR IRON, ell sizes,
Steel, Cast Spring and
Flows,
Nail Rod.
Horse Shoes ard NaileC,
smiths Belle ws,
Vices, Anvils,
Black Smith Drills,
Nuts and Washers.
Buggy Springs,
do and Wagon Axies,
Thimble SkeiDs,
Stocks and Dies,
Carriage Bolts,
Malleable Iron, all kinds,
: usually kept in u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-11
Der sanabaTte mabrfaeinIi6 sefapert.

Sem Yprf, 70. Noo. Ser 9ampisr
> ,Graso" pOn 6iltOn 5eab' beri6tet. bab er am
Montas WlOrgenin 8egleitung oes Ser. ct.
9ampferS v9untpiue" einen perod6tisen 9dulz
pier bemertte, melden fie perfplgten, tpOrauf
oerielbe ale !&rdfte anitrengte, nm aus ibrent
9ereide 81 f~rrnfte1 WRaa fins an quf ben
iremoen Sampfer su feuern, mas er erpioer!e.
9aS Seuer puroe Spei Stunoen lang unterz
.bllten. s3uIebt eri6ien nod oaS sRanpaenbppt
8aribee" uno iudte benz fremoen0 ampfer BEN
ges ab5uidneicen, tpelbeS ai6 tbeilpeiie gez
lang. Ser v9lra9c" fubr pann nad Stem Oort
weiter. Ser Steuertnann Slp ia9t, Oab baS
Sdif .pa9ri9etnlid Der 8irat SuIlabaiee ges
peien iet, uno baB er ltnsmefelbaft boz SOn<
nenuntersang sefapert poer perienft pprpeu lei.
9ie Sdiffe maren rur cine Meile ppnt Qanoe
%entfernt.
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Die GeneraI=ororc $40. liz Oes Gen
Wfaiprs NNallace lLsal :

1T ME cine 8Ombe Spii6en ben Seseilipnilten
unb gUpperbeap5 pom Warplano serplabtu nb Ie
Idreien iest 3eter, Morbio unb Mumoi, oaB es
Elm 2ablaI unO @auoium 1T fir IOpaIe Obren!
@abrIid, cine id6nere Siegesfeier bGtte nns
ni6t bereitet rperOen t6anen unO biele Orore
bat einen id6nern &Iong, als cine Nrmirals>
Salute aus ben 40 Ganpnen BON SeberaI Sill
9ebabt boben piroe. 9enn biele Orbre lit elm
Sit mdnnli6er Gerehtigteit unb bp9bersiser
6umanitdt uno tpiirSig zines Ser. Staten Of=
F3iers. 5a aln!9 1850 Dg 15
Aber mie itebtes NIT Der GeiebIi6teit DerieI=
ben Sic lit AUDI 9efetIt6. Sieie bur9
Elm Ylebi8cit freigeIa6enen Neser lino ais
Sremblin9e, uIs Ginpancerer atSuieben, peI6e
nadt, biIfs uno freunolps aus benz 2dto Der
Gne6ti6aft an bic ibnen our1aus fremben @es
faoe Der 6relbeit perl6la9en rproen lino. 9al
erIdeinen nun ibre ebemaligen 6erren uro
3u6tmeiiter am Stranb, UNI bic S6paden
1nb nnmlnoigen inter ibnen auFS gleue in
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