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, 1865-04-03

Who Minds a Cold:-
It tsears all aHatR. and IN consequlncat h usual1y
allowed to have ts own wsJ; and yet how frequently
&neklecsed Cough enda in Bronchitis or Consumpuen
Whg not take cold II tine, then. AID By ustng It
cnce Dr. D. Jayae's Ezpecsorans. which for thirty
Ycsrs hss been ,,andlns .emety for Ill Coughs md
Colds. avoid thoss dreadful a1texaat7ea7
WHAT 10 xHAAE B1 B7oaour1u
Is an4nnammattcn OF the bronch,A or passage which
convey air to the Lungs. In is earlier stszes this dis
conm only called cod cold II the bzusss-
1t usually comes On with little hosssencss, followed
by& Eoderste cough, with sgh: fe.ltngs Of heat q
soreness about the throat and ca.at H1ot szestsd.
the cough becomes oae Of the most prominent syu1-
toms. well tho most painful and distressing: tAa
Inflammation Increases In intensity, Until It finally ln-
tezferes with tho air the lung cells when tho vital
Eowers soon gye way. In most Of the stages Of th1a
dteaae Dr.. Ja.nes R1peetorant effects aspeed7 cuss
by producing tree and easy e1pectoraton. suppte1E
The cough and a11aJinx tho tevez. fair trial l. An
tHar Is saked.
II o11au4FT1o1 AID ALL Pulmonary coarIAE19
pr. Jsynes K1teetozans VIII afford immediate relief
Q, removing the d,mcany Of breathing. snd Gaming
N cary expectosauon, ~seseby Il, Irritating and OBJ
ktruc:ing matters ara removed nom tho luncs. Hay-
Ing maintained fts reputation in all pxTts OF the world
for over squarter ofa century, It + confidently
ended thebest remedy otsrsa tor ha dlseases
1t p:etezse. to eure- Sold By agents and drusszts
everywhere, from whom may also be obtained Dr.
Ja,nes sanavs Pills. prompt and aft ctusl curefx
co.tveness, Sick Headache. and ali Bilinus Atee-
items
Al that is s.ked for them Is fair t1ta.
an Dr. DeJAYNR6 enN's Family Medlctues sre
sod Ia nlcseo b. FULLER, FINCH r. Ii Z, r.
4 E n. HOOKER, LrRD & SwIru RURaHA4 Il
VAN SCHAACk aud SMITH q DHYEE.
mbtir L N&W 2dp
, 1865-04-03

Apl1l Il 1H2@ "NH---
According to the above table the stock in Nav |
Yore hss been reduced within the paat month
g oo0 bzls, and snce tbs 1st Of Fearuar5, baooo
barrels.
Htehwfnea were shade trrner at the opening,
but thcre w.s no matennl Improvement In prices,
with sales Of only leo br:a at $sDf.
We are still compelled to chronicle vexJ dnl
market FIR Flour. Tho nnfavosaale adrSes from
Ne~ York to-day, cast deeper gloom ~ the
market, and prices were nomfna!lJ soe Tower
Choice extras were offered at <s.co without
buyers.
Whear opened On the sidewalk at 81 oe1f f.u2l
ior NO. Spring, but On 'Chapge the opening
price Was Il cat0i.oa, and the market advanced
1c, but at the close the Improvement was hardly
| sustained. There was nothing done in Chicago
| Extra or No. Spring About a66,Oo0 bushels
changed hands Ut 5,.os&a1 Is for No. Spring
closing with sellers at Slt5 and buyers at {1oat.
Corn was dull and faliy &c lower, though ,rregu-
| ]ax. About 9,oC0 bushels changed hands Ut 50da
b5c for Rejected. There was nothing done in No,
Corn either for spot or future. At the close the
market IVES steady at Csc for Rejected in good
| South Side houses. ..- ...
The mo1ker for Oats opened at decline Of &C.
IN The closing pr1ce OF yesterday on Change, but
| suhseouently advanced &c. After the receipt OF
the New York dispatch there was An easier feel.
| mo and the market receded 1@1ac. About $685.
0No bu changed hands at s7}@3sc for winter re-
| re1Dts of No t-clos,ns with sellers at 49, and
| hnTers at 37ac, Fresh receipts sold to limited
extent at 4cac. There vas nothing done In No
Oats.
RYE yps quiet mud &c lower, with sa1es at &c for
| No ., and 6oGG4 for No 1.-The latte: In faVozlte
house.
Barley Was In Tery limited request, with sales Of
new No. 2 lin F. & T.'s) at Doc.
The Grocery market ia rather more active, but
va1ucs are unchanged. The opinion Is gaining
ground that the bottom has been reached, and
acting on this view, country dealers are pur-
chasing more freely.
Timothy Seed wss quiet with Light sales at
$3.0CG23b0 for dirty to fair samples. Glover Seed
was dull With trl1ing sales at STATE, Flax Seed
was more active aud steady, with sales at SANG
$3.50.
Cattle have been dull to-day. There is quite
liberal supply, while the demaud IS somewhat
limited. There has been decline during the
week Of BIC q 100 Ds. The sa'es to-day amount to
some 10 head at range OF s6.62i to {9.Qo for
thin stock to extra steers.
Hogs are quiet and ha17y. There is fair de-
maod. but the receipts are quite heavy, and with
an unh7orab1e Eastern market buyers show but
i little disposition to pay extreme pz7ces-
| LATER.
The advance In Gold In the afternoon infused
d1mer feeling In the prodace markets generally
4 and prices ruled higher. Wheat was quite active
and aGlalc better, With sales Of 12o1l3o 900 bu at
| SlDGDt.a7 for No Spring-eloflng firm at the
outside Heure. Oats we're 1{G52c better with ea'es
Of 6Q@70,oG0 bu at SSG239fc for No 1-clostug
steady at the outside figure. There was nothl-g
dong in Provisions, owing to a meeting OF the
Pork Paekers' Annexation
Elsewhere will be found the awards for Provt-
| siors made today by Capt Campbell.
, 1865-04-03

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
This Sank will receive subscriptions TO the newt 50
U. =. Eotes. And pay the tn,eEest nom date ol sub
1c1tpnon 10 The Is Of Jnne.
H. !. rotet sEe Issued den ounRticns OF &c. &c0
4so $toooand 5000 cesr interest At III rate OF 10
Eef cent per and payable three years IL
ISL Of June, ib65 may oe converted, It tht option
ofhs hotd.F. IT mh,I1ly into sx per cent so gold
ttnIlpK hooua- .
~ &C, or Ctngrea, theY are tree trcm State and
Municipal tas atcn, ard having thia Advantage,
tEe beEI security tor lnvgAtment IN market.
We allow the usual rate Of commission tosub Agents
and can tufnllh tie notes nee ci chaIge
j. a. ELLIS, President.
KnY'D l. TIEKHAMcEashter Ih2iti5a lItret
, 1865-04-03
SEVENTHIRTY LOAN:

1bese Eo;es s.e sasd uadeT date OF Juno 15la lBss
en-. ,re nayaba TIRES yta1s rom that time. In caf.
rfnrv or a,e eoa7ezbls It tie option Of ths holder
f,ro
, 1865-04-03

The following army awards for provisions
were made at Louisvlle On the 31st ult 5000 btls
prime ness pork delivered at ST. Louis at Sa500
sG,, 600 bs smoked hams at 1sc; 590, 600 ns clear
si5ea at 19c, delivered at Louisville; t-e00 br1a
mess porkat 928 50; 1,o00 do prime mess at ss7.9t
165 Geo MS shoulders at 1915; ~, 900 Ds hams
at ts3@19c 145, ,00o 1os clear ribbed sides at 1sl0
1oc. Total 5000 os pork, $4,000 ibs smoked
tneata.
, 1865-04-03

No. IS Exchange Place,, New York.
GoTeEpmsLr S. .cnsikt-s Stock and God, Bought aud
Sod Exclusively On Commission.
EEYxEXECE44
Heesrs Solomon sturxcs sUnt. Ch:c,go, III.
Messte htnck'ey E.nd Chicago, III.
c. +. heeler, Eng Chicago, Ill.
!. T. Mum. EtQ Chic. 60, Lii.
G. i. Ro oaArs, kEa.. Chlc.go, ~.
Me.EIs. boutd, Bailey 4 d., New York City.
Me-E1. Mcn In, hros. 4 Co., New York city.
n. fera. 2: 4. Tecke1 q Co.. New 9otk City.
H.H. Ra1ter, Esq. 1snLalc, vt.
MeHzs Lathiop, Smith i Co. DsWego, z.
C. Dula1s, Esg., President Rock Is Rnd Railroad &C.
, 1865-04-03
DR.. TEBBETTs'
RXSIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR.

SO populsr Is this article IN the Eater1 states.
that in t:l1tseu ta1s Of tpe present r onsh Aareh
$50 sottPs W~1e scld in Bo.ton. 1t Is not Dye. II
Will RESTORE Gray Hair to it, original color. 1t
prtvsrn tic Hair from falling on. It promotes \
Lozu1,an: Growth OF New aAlr. It cures all itching
and Neuraf7!A ok tho Scalp. EVERY bOTTLR Il
WARRANTED.
MA1cuEsr9R, June nth, ISL
DE- TxHaEIEs- sr: lee. vtry much pleased with
the effect yeur HaiE Regenetaior haA had on mr. head
When began to It, abt ut two month"; az, my
mead vss entuesg bald except little the ek part
anc nov u Ill covered with = beautiful growth ok
cue glossy hair mora than tro icches long. 1t ha1
seen twene nve y:aEs s1ce my h.i1 fell Oh, ana
have t1ed csr Of tho different prep hat have
been brought before the public without receiving any
benefit teei truly thankful for the b.uea hAya
received and can recommend 1t MI ~ beng tn4
hestp.eps1Ation eyt- brought betoro The pub. c.
A1s. UR1AH Il Fo99.
MaNouxxTEy, Dec. 4sh. 1861,
AKssRs. T1Ha1rTK BRo19ERs:-Ny hair has boon
vs:J zEsy to: mo:e th.a ten 7csr. during ~hlcn tine
fh..e been cou5t- ntlJ Ming the dlf rent pr3pata-
to- fer the ta1 soon they made thelr appear.
A1ce. rcs withc2t any benefit whatever. II L. now
.No months sMce began to use Jouts, And At tho
prtsent time my hair u almo.s per1'o' black, {.a
nain18t COLOR and sort AID ossy ~ when boy.
lthI5k YOU p1epasauon VII eoon be used to the a.
clusion Of nj others. HENRY BENNETT.
Dos7oH. March 1st. 1853.
TKBuzTrs BHoT4rss-Gen's: II. fhysioIoste1l
Galr reXe1 ato1 IL seoE better than any ohes pre-
pnIastop and giving most unhoundtd sattafActton.
~ Price pe1 hottle n.25-
md Retail heenu. sod 81 iii good UruSsnts.
mhAo4l0 &t1up
, 1865-04-03

or Gen. VnAhburn and his Policy
Partial Resumption OF Trade with
tho 1nter1or-Een. Chexlatn In Com
1nand OF the Post and Deftnses-
Town Gossip. &C.
, 1865-04-03

SATURDAY EvnHNa, April !.
The following summary shows the movement IN
Produce and Provisions, during the pastel hours:
HEpkIpTs AND SHIPMENTS foR TH PA1f Il HOURS.
, 1865-04-03

Curious INc1DENT.-The Washington
CAyont1e vouchcs for the fact that q short
time emce lieutenant OF the rebel army
deserted and came within onr lines. On his
wny he met Federal soldier deserving and
making his Tay to the rebel lines. The rebel
lieutenant seized the Union man, made him
a prisoner and brought him to the Provost
Marshal to aDgwer for his ohense.
, 1865-04-03


SATURDAY EVENING. April l, 1879.
The receipts this week 9ls h. I'D more than last
week, and 1885 less than the previous week. The
market opened this week with very limited supply
and fsi1 demand, and good to prime cattle met with
Ieady salts at tho advance gniued at the Close OF the
pseUous week. With mote liberal receipts. however
this demand easily satisfied, and the 4rstt be-
came heavy Aad Unsettled and c1osxs dull at declius
Of SOC per 100 MS, from the csoslng prices Of last
weak.
There hare been but few cattle bouxht In this msr-
ket this week fer shipment to the New York market,
Most Of shipped having been bought In the
country too 0gures TO rea1ze here. and have been
sent through as "iorlorn hepe." The chances are
that still heaycElosB awaih them there The n. r.
Tribune sBJs this week has been one OF the high Ct
ma1tets ever kuozh there, and much higher than Will
probably bs eeen again very soon, and 1et ca.tle
bcuett In chicsgo It 9Xc wste sod at loss. 1t 3
veil known fact that high ~ 1ec hiss be-n paid IN
the country lot cattle, And{thAt large numbers have
bsen bought at ngures that cannot BE- realized for
them here. There has beey great hue and cry that
the1cwAs deficiency Of cattle In the country, but
there haa besn received since III rst OF JAnu
a,y than In the same time last rear, snd stu tspy
come and the majority OF the cattle received ara In
very good oIGer. There aFe, It Ia true, very still
fed cste hut the farmers, anticipating scarcity,
took great. many Of their STICK cattle qult4
and have fed them up. From the best information VIC
obssu there no scarcity IN the county, an the
tupp,5 will be fully equal to Il demand. With taa
area& eclin5 IN salt meA.s ara eat1ngess 1esh
meat. -.
The demand this week has ben chiefly tor good to
prime steers for shipment TO Baltimore on gover1
mept cqntfAtt and Of common atstr3 end oxen tof
shipment to Icu:avi1le There has been limited de-
m>ud fer sea1awsEs for prison contracts and Tor
hoH consumption mos. OF the beet e1ten In the city
being Of thst class.
To-Day the MAJ kct has been very quiet and wax.
There quito arge numbsr CT Cattle n th= yards
unsod aud buyers show but Little dtsp o5iton t. b1J
even At tha decline.
, 1865-04-03

The Chicago ConspIracy-Evldenc OF
\. Corning Judd-Some Startling
Fhc1a-lhe Abb< mcMa8tere in Favor
CT >eee4s1on-Test1mon for the De-
fenhe closed
, 1865-04-03

xuxxuAx's 1AEps- .- -.-
~. 81 1sl 3le.:A
+ Rossst .aoofta'-. 81 m Mi:x
Vaughn ........-.s w
StrAhorn EeItT.......-.'. taSs IN
Gupxcf ..,.,,... .srnit. .-......:...- - 1
.vsa.n. v..oa 'A 20 90 SOFA
SHEEP. f..
r,,r. b., heeo a rood activ, demand III
sbrrn th,, week a,d The ,ket has ADVANCED 3s oe
= ltt ns good 1t snerp. The receipts sn'. Wsse
h-ve bern quit he VT. aud they hay IN" @ 4a!se
s.!e .Tes market clvsed drtn for g,od Sh ep Aas1e
hive een but few on tho matket to-da7s ana aoeA-
tlA Shtep.
The following eratha sa'e5: ...--
SALES o. SHEEP TO-DAY.
Strshorn ..,...,. Smith. ........3U Se''@
Sht phard -. ...Maynsrd.. 50 i0J
, 1865-04-03

SERVED THEM RI0HT.-The Nashville Onion
says that a number Of persons In Knoxville
having permits to trade with the rebels, re-
fused 10 yote Mt the late elections In that
State. They subsequently applied 10 the
Treasury Agent ut that place for a renewal
Of their permits. The Agent told them 1hat
men Who would do nothing to restore the
State Government, or help the Union cause,
did not deserve any favors from the Govern
mcnt, and could get none from his Office.
Certain merchants in Nashville arc posted for
the same discipline.
, 1865-04-03

New YORK. ktock nlarkcts
Closi-G Prices for cash, April l. 1866 RecelTedtTF
G. ea1torstau 4 Co.. Comm1tasoa etock and Bond
arcxsys II ,1nrk sfreft Chicago.
, 1865-04-03

SATURDAY EyxKEsa, April !, 1855.
Ine following table shows tho daily recstptr and
shipments Of Beef Cattle and Hogs during the week
, 1865-04-03

CommisnrJ Awards at Chlca1o.
The following awards for Subsistence were made
to-day BY Capt. Campbell, c. 8. at this post:
, 1865-04-03

Keses Ct al the edenoutrAtlons named viii b promptly
furnished up6u receipt ct subs and the noto
forwarded at oacu. Tho interest TO lssh June ua1s
ELL na naid In atYanre. Thu In
, 1865-04-03

turns Mr.. Pollard as prisoner Of wsr. Mr..
Pollard has undertaken to cxcuse hi1s+lf BY
stating that lie agreed to sbtain the release
Of ai1. Richardson, or *onf ot'ter man, bns The
latter Iayt Of hisuaaatemc1t Gen. Butler most
tmphaticaliy d
, 1865-04-03

P,s. Another admirable order from Gen.
Waahbu1n's headquarters appears this morn
Of West Tennessee that no more '1atds'
shall be fent among them, except to rcpe1
Organized forces Of The enemy inviting the
rc-cstablithmcnt Of civil government In each
county; recommending the organization OF
civil po5es to aid the cigl government. to
whom On proper security arms and ammuni.
hon Will be furnished forb:dding the i'm
nreesmcnt Of horses, mules or other property.
~ also forae'ng without authority and urg
Ms the citizens to return to their allegiance
and industrial pursuits.
me 5e1. DAVIS Confcderacy can give
these unfortunate people any better offer. We
would Ike 10 know In Heavens name what
ills! II.
, 1865-04-03

According to the above table the stock in Nav
YORK hss been redueed within the pAst month
g oC0 brts and since thn lst Of FearuIrJ, $4,000
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-24
Mug Dem Staatc Marhlan0.

baltimore Gpuntp. - Sic Com
mi1dre BON baltimore gountp beridaten, oab
pdbreno oes Sahres 1864 Die Ausaaben oes
Gountp's fin auf $119,247.96 beliefen. 0te
b0hltet Suntmen ~perlanote oas 8ublic Sbul
Department, %oieGelben bettu9en $50, $50.
0a8 Gpuntp 8eiirtS9eridt foltete $21, 887. rs,
pdbrero $2O,253 16 fir 8rGden unD 21no=
5traben pertpanp! wArOen. Sic Golnmiiidre
beri6ten, oaB bic Steuerau1age fir 1865
$128, 361.72 betra9en miBe, al'o cine 9e@
lteuerun9 pom So Gts. auf ieOeS 500 lpertb
fteuerpFihti9e Gi9euthunt.
Carroll Gpuntp. = Wlan bort, bob
Wlilton 0biinep engagirt 1T, ben S~taotsanpull
in Der Brp ,eifirun9 BON 5Cbn .. 6ri55el, Gai=
irer Der @lnf Of Neitminlter, pel6er t~ef1rtats
lib angetlast III, feline S3euer anaeSluoet uno
| rpdbreno oes 8ranoes Die 8ant beraubt 90
babe 81 a%iiiitiren. SIR. Bbtosp miro fsrner
cen Stat in Dem Sale 9e9en Bnn. $. Bell,
5Ubn 81ter, 3eiie Uturrap, >. Us. WdnpIer
uno Better 0enrp uertretea. 0le @enanlten
peroen befdnntii6 pegen Der GimOrruna DEG
3eitungsreoatleurS Soibua Sbau pom Beits
minlter Gemotrat prc5eiIrt. 5erner MIRO DIR.
H>bitnep ais 2lnwalt . + 09, Yaca weIde oee
Dloroea an5etla9t iinO, funsiren; Der 0All III
rou Queen Mnn nu6 5llbpt Gpuntp pere4l
woroen mo piro oteer Sage gum YrcSeb tom.
men. .o
Die Itd otti1e q enerGlperwtt
ii 0unQss 8t 1L.-DaS Gpmite ubsr Utltt
uno We9e unterbreitete Dor eitsrn 2lbenp Dem
5tdctrltb einen 9ert6t, begleitet NIT ben gin
ihldJsn5 Der in Den perihiepenen 3 plrtenente
Der itdottihen @ertp lltung n6tbi9en Sumrlen
Wie bereit5 frilber angsgeben, menn Gle iabr=
llGe eelteuerun9 S rs per 500 'rto iteua=
pfl 6tgeS @l9sntbum {, trdgI. 10 1T Die Steuer5
bliis $132.O0O,UOO bel Der %oireften unr
ST. 0 O,0OO fur @lsehtbum aouBsrbalb Der
5tlpt4ren5e. Riniut man an, oAB pOn obigA
Rlte ITO etngeben, ipb trdgt DE @eiammt
einna bme $l,2O7,130 rod es mercen $l93.z
342 43 mebr p~erIangt. Ndbreno res pers
5aa9enen Slbre5 gingen i'm Steue oepartement
rGr 1864 $l,OCO,OOO Elm, mel6es 5u Ter
friiberen @nnabnle sere6net 81 325,364 80
betrdst. IS muBten $1,OOO,UOO 9ebor
uerpen, I'm Delights III Oeden, TO DAB am 1.
Slnuar enc SAulo pDn 100000 gu besabl n
Ddr.
Inter ben einieInen, in Der @eneratuerpiIs
(tgungob bill aufgeflbrteu 8often fino {, lstnoe:
Sur 9ntereiien ouf Die 0ertbeipt9un9ss uni
8oantp : 8onrs $16O,0OO; DO. auf ~laufenbe
56ulOen Sl3,5OO; fir Oi pOli5ei $275, 900;
griminalsSeriht $44.OnO; Supeticrz@erit
$11,2O0; Common Bleus $3.50; 8e,irfs.
Se,idt Sc 600; 8liien : @eribt $6.462
Bubble S6uIen $241, 900; Staotraib $lb,=
100; SaIaire pon itdotii6en geamten $26
600; fir @aSfeleudtuus $115.O0O; OIL &C
$1,000; Saloir Der 9ampenon,in $22. 600.
Die Soften Der peridterenen Departments ale
@itp Gomml1dr, @ert @droen, Seiunohelts:
GOmmii1dre, Seueroeparteme' &C. iino nil
oarin b~egriffen uno l6wflen ben Gelornmtbss
trag Der Slus9aben ouf II gstuuion an.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-24
Nue sEurt Monrnr.
SeT. SOots scIanSct. = 9opis' Camille sadb Sc.
Gibsn 9.fbic9t.

rl-r SuceH 91D10tS
Sort Monrpe, %. W}oi 8eoen 1
ubr beute Na6mittdg 9ing . Danpfer 5ilas
.. Ylerce pom Baltimprer Werit ob uno fubr
an ben Sampfer GlpOe beran, Del6er auf Der
Rbeoe Dor gnter lag. Cine Stanre icdter-
nIellet6t nn1 ben 3ebelle Ilbrern @tlegenbeit
81 AbiHleo 3u nebmen 9eben, pon ibren 5reun=
otn nno globeltebenoen - IteS Der Gompfer
Yteree pom Glpoe ab uno fubr benz uier 3u,
nit benz Grsuerrdtber aul 8Oro. Ser 9afell
mar 5ur Belt rubia unb menig S~abrSeuae in
0l6t. Wsnise Ausenblide na6oen Der Pierce
onselest, rpuroen bic @efansenen s%eLancet, eS
maren UOrii6t8mo6reoeln 9etrOffen, ooB 9tit>
r1ano reiter bis auf 500 OlrO8 an bic Werfte
heranfOmmen ourf e. Oils Die @efan9enen Die
Merfie binouf mariGirten, fab man pie LANCE,
lhnl64tise 5isur beg Seff. 9uUt8; oerlelbe
mar in @rau ~setleicet uno trug einen belen
put. Sic muroen bon eirter Nbtbetlun9 oes
4. Wli6i9un @upouerie 0te9imerts nab eet
Moi1eltotterle ~escrrtirt uno pon oa nab cer
fur iie bereiteten 3suen ssbrd6t. glemens s.
Clap uno Ter 9rDfte She'll pon 9opis' Stat
b~eeIeitete ben Self. 9apis.
Wlrs. 9apie. ibre @ei@miRer uno 4 Ginner
ionie Mrs. Slap iino auf benz @lpoe ulldoe,
blieten unb nun elautt, rob (e beute Silent
no6 benz Chen oeiGidt werDen, ba bag
Griegs beporiement cine Orfre e~rtofIen bat
reIGe ibnen p~erbietet, na9 benz Roroen q
g ben.
Gen. 9aHed mar rrdbreno Der lesteu 3 Sag
bier unO Ieitete bic arrangements fir bic Gin
iperrrRsa Der @efGa9eren. Sic ftrengRe'
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Son, stiueu ape. re.

Gan 5tSfp, q. Mtai. Qie
9ul fe. . 8routes," mel9e i'm 8e9tif itdac, mil
400 m, ritanilden Gnli9ranten unO 26O Riiten
Seuerpaffen nab Nri5Ona at3uleseln, lit BON
pen 8ebDroen snriidsebalen mprcen ; man bal
nab @aibln9ton UNI SnitruttiOnen tele9ra=
pbirt. Wfan glaubt, oaB Die 2eute, lpelAe
meiit Dter tlner iino, mad Wlerito reiien tpollen,
TIN ben Suare5 gu beIfen. r me, ,r 3
Spdtere Nahrihten aus China nit s9aten
POM 90. Dtdra aus gong Song iasen ni6ta
loer Die Nnrpei nbeit oes Niraten SbenanoOdt
in hineIiiIben @eDd1ern.
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